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For me, I really want these guys:

Jace Amaro TE Texas Tech, I really want this guy, think he would be perfect in the Pat's offense and take pressure off of Gronk as pass catching TE.

Jordan Matthews WR Vanderbuilt- Love this guy's athleticism, bloodlines with Jerry Rice, and intelligence (Highest score for a WR 29) on the Wonderlic test) Huge hands ! 10 5/8 hands.

Dri Archer RB/WR kent State- Most explosive guy in thedraft, ran a 4.26, small but incredibly versatile, good hands as a receiver, amazing as a returner, strong for his size.

Stephon Tuitt DL Notre Dame- I think he'd be perfect for the Pats, hopefully his foot is ok

De'Anthony Thomas RB Oregon- Black Mamba brings incredible speed and shiftyness, also another great returner. I think we need to add speed to our team. Thomas also is an excellent receiver too. 10 touches a game could help this team tremendously. Same can be said for Archer.
 
Completely off the draft board. Carrington Byndom, UT. Four-year starter at CB, ran in the mid 4.3's at his pro day. Take a chance on him in the 7th round or as a free agent, see if he can play the slot. UT has sent a lot of DBs to the NFL in the past ten years. Worth a shot.
 
Verrett from TCU
 
Calvin Pryor
 
Pryor
S Jenkins
Carey
 
Marcus Martin c
McCullough DT
Dri Archer
De'Anthony Thomas
Sua-Filo
 
If rank does not matter then I would love to have any of these players –

Jadeveon Clowney
Khalil Mack
Sammy Watkins
Mike Evans
Aaron Donald
Zach Martin

Realistic possibilities –

Joel Bitonio
Marcus Martin
Deone Bucannon
Austin Seferian-Jenkins
Dominique Easley
 
I'd like Donald or Shazier, but sadly I doubt we get either.
 
I think they will certainly be in a position in the later rounds to grab De'Anthony Thomas, and I think he can help in both the RB and KR (which is sorely needed) departments.

I would love to see Clowney, but as I previously posted, aside from trading Brady, they don't have enough chips on the table to make that move.

I would also like to see BB take John Urshel, OG, 6'3" 313, Penn State in the later rounds. Urshel has a 4.0 GPA while getting his Masters in Math, played for O'Brien, so he knows the offense. It would seem to be a, pardon my pun, "no brainer" for BB, the smartest guy in the draft, at a need position, who already knows the offense. What's not to like about him?
 
Note: * denotes realistic draft
DTs
Dominique Easley*
Tuitt
DaQuan Jones
McCullers
Urban

LBs
Shazier
Kirksey*
KVN
Tripp
Pierre-Louis* (S/Cover LB hybrid)
Christian Jones

TE
Troy Niklas*
ASJ
CJF
Trey Burton*
Logan Thomas

WR
Allen Robinson
Coleman*
Matthews

RB
Taliaferro*
Andre Williams
McKinnon

S
Exum *
Buchannon
Pryor (probably won't be there at 29)

OL
Brandon Thomas*
Su'a-Filo
Bitino
Jackson
 
As a mid to late rounder, I like Craig Loston a lot.
 
For me, I really want these guys:

Jace Amaro TE Texas Tech, I really want this guy, think he would be perfect in the Pat's offense and take pressure off of Gronk as pass catching TE.

Jordan Matthews WR Vanderbuilt- Love this guy's athleticism, bloodlines with Jerry Rice, and intelligence (Highest score for a WR 29) on the Wonderlic test) Huge hands ! 10 5/8 hands.

Dri Archer RB/WR kent State-

Stephon Tuitt DL Notre Dame-

De'Anthony Thomas RB Oregon- Black Mamba brings incredible speed and shiftyness, also another great returner. I think we need to add speed to our team. Thomas also is an excellent receiver too. 10 touches a game could help this team tremendously. Same can be said for Archer.

Like your list especially Jordan Matthews if we can get him in the 4th round or so - "soft hands" at 6'3", especially in the end zone.

Wont be unhappy if we get Amaro at #29 and we cant trade down, though I am sure there will be a few surprise drops that may be better. If we dont get him we can always wait for ASJ in the second...

Agree on RBs definitely some good 4-6th round candidates. I like speed, but not many of them are good at picking up their blocking assignments. My preference for that part of the draft is Tyler Gaffney from Stanford. Just think we need a larger back than Ridley and Vereen.

Not fully convinced with Tuitt - got the body and some skills, but not sure of motor and vision.
 
Forgot to add Trai Turner (LSU) as a 3-4th round G/C - high motor and can play either like Connoly but younger.
 
Jordan Tripp please. :)
 
I'll put down one player per position and only guys who I believe may be realistically attainable.

QB Logan Thomas
RB Jeremy Hill
WR Brandon Coleman
TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins
OT Matt Patchan
OG Brandon Thomas
CE Weston Richburg

DT Stephon Tuitt
DE Scott Chricton
ILB Chris Borland
OLB Jordan Tripp
SS Deone Bucannon
FS Calvin Pryor
CB Keith McGill

PU Kirby Van Der Kamp
KI Chris Boswell
 
Shazier, Jimmie Ward, Kyle Fuller, ASJ, Marion Grice and Nikita Whitlock please. Oh yes, throw in Kenny Guiton, Logan Thomas, Lawrence Virgil and Terrance Fede as well. many thanks.

Oops. forgot Lorenzo Taliaferro.
 
1)anybody that can start at DT
2)anybody that can beat out Ryan Wendell
3) a TE with longer arms and better speed than Howmanyalligatorarmdropswillhehavethisseasonanui
the rest...BAA
 
I'm resigned to the safeties being gone.

I'm resigned to the team going with the WR group they've got, at least until cuts are made by other teams.

I'm resigned to them being unable to trade for Dontari Poe.

Given that, I'll take

Tuitt (DT/DE versatility)
Marcus Martin (Wendell replacement)
Best TE available
McCullers (350+ pounds of potential Wilfork successor)

at the top. Find some way to make that happen, and I'll consider that a promising start to the draft.
 
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