Lythos

DeMarco Murray at #74

SamBamsFan

Bruce Miller DE/ OLB Central Florida with pick 193:
Bruce Miller*|*Central Florida,*OLB*:*2011 NFL Draft Scout Player Profile

Martin Parker NT Richmond with pick 125:
Martin Parker*|*Richmond,*DT*:*2011 NFL Draft Scout Player Profile

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patfanken

Kerrigan at the top

Greg Romeus/Bruce Carter in the red shirt division

reflexblue

Watt... followed by Kerrigan

RussFrancis

Cameron Heyward.....anywhere in the 1st.

stevedogc

Daniel Thomas - RB - Kansas St. 3rd round.

And Watt and Kerrigan too!

Patsbacker

Julio Jones at 10. Love Jones and Murray at RB. Like Romeus later as well. Sorry couldn't help myself.

the wrothbroughterer

Allen Bailey, DE/OLB, Miami
Anywhere in the late 2nd to mid 3rd IMO. Probably the best athlete in the draft class for Defensive Front 7, henceforth known as DF7, and played for a really bad coach in Miami. His SackSEER projections look really good. I haven't seen any numbers for it but it's proving to be a fairly reliable metric and he meets many criteria for a good pass-rusher.


Cameron Heyward, DE, Ohio State
2nd round. He's a first round talent, no doubt, but some injury concerns and the glut of DF7 talent out there already pushes him down and out of the first. He's a perfect 5-tech for this defense. Long arms, tall, big body, quick on his feet, can collapse the pocket, and is stout against the run. He's a starter from day 1.

Greg McElroy, QB, Alabama
6th round. A great developmental QB. He put up solid numbers in school, has a good arm, great size, and a brain that is second to none. His Wonderlic scores do look to have the benefit of coaching, but you can't coach a dumb kid up into the mid-40s. Given a couple years under Brady and BB, he'll be a reliable starter with a great pedigree.

Stefan Wisniewski, OC, Penn State
2nd round. Very smart, plays with good balance, 4 year starter and captain. He's got Patriot written all over him.

DW Toys

A couple or a few binky Cousins for me:

John Baldwin WR at #60 (much better than you think with 4.4 speed. 6'5" and 224lbs and a hands catcher)

Dontay Moch OLB at #74 (much bigger than you think at 6'2" and 248lbs with under 4.3 speed. 42" vertical! About the same size as Harrison, Dumerville, Mathis and Freeney but much faster.Was a DE at Nevada but did play up upon occasion)

Greg Romeus DE/OLB at #92(our first 2012 high pick Draft choice)

Chad Ochocinco WR at #159 to the Bengals
DW Toys

midwestpatsfan

I saw this thread and Jones name immediately came to mind for me. I love his size and speed and he has the best burst in this draft. Injuries are his concern.