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Highlights for Patsfans (insider only content):

15. JJ Watt DE Wisconson
28. Mark Ingram RB Alabama
33. Clint Boling OG Georgia (Ponder/ Dalton next 2 picks)
60. James Carpenter OT Alabama
74. Jabaal Sheard DE Pitt
92. Marcus Gilchrist DB Clemson

2011 NFL Mock Draft: A three-round projection from Todd McShay - ESPN

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VJCPatriot

That's a draft I could actually live with. Addresses DE, OL, and LB. If Ingram checks out health wise he could be a nice pick but I doubt we go RB in the 1st round.

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reflexblue

I like it a lot it covers a number of needs.

FreeTedWilliams

I watched every Georgia game for the last few years and Boling is not even close to being a #33 pick. He is fat and slow. I like Watt and that is about it for that draft.

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NewFeep

This is a meh draft to me...... Like watt and Ingram but then lose all interest.... I think BB will do better than this...... A big "Meh"

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patchick

Jabaal Sheard at #74 and you lose interest? Man, this is a tough crowd!

Given that I'd happily trade up for Watt and would consider Sheard in the 2nd, I think this is a mighty fine haul.

Edit: I mentally rearrange the draft so that the Pats spend #74 trading up for Watt, then pick a third back up by trading down from #28 into the 30s. Watt at #12, Ingram at #33, Sheard a few picks later, Carpenter at 60, Boling with the high 3rd. Same players, but somehow it soothes me.

rookBoston

color me shocked... I prefer the Kiper draft class, by a LOT

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mgteich

This is indeed a tough crowd. This is a fine draft. And yes, 4 trades to get the same players seems somewhat better.

FRONT SEVEN: Watt and Sheard
OFFENSIVE LINE: Carpenter, Boling (with 125 available for a late center)
RUNNING BACK: Ingram
CORNER: Gilcrest

QUOTE=patchick;2514212]Jabaal Sheard at #74 and you lose interest? Man, this is a tough crowd!

Given that I'd happily trade up for Watt and would consider Sheard in the 2nd, I think this is a mighty fine haul.

Edit: I mentally rearrange the draft so that the Pats spend #74 trading up for Watt, then pick a third back up by trading down from #28 into the 30s. Watt at #12, Ingram at #33, Sheard a few picks later, Carpenter at 60, Boling with the high 3rd. Same players, but somehow it soothes me. [/QUOTE]

Spiral

If McShay has 2 QBs going at 34 and 35, the Patriots will end up trading 33. If you're interested in a QB early in the 2nd, you're probably going to give Bill a call, since there will be other teams in the same position as you, and you know that 33 would definitely be for sale, and probably going to a team that wants a certain qb.