GBN '08 mock...

[Seneschal2]

http://www.gbnreport.com/2008projection.html

15. [SIZE=-1]New England (from San Francisco) Dan Connor, LB, Penn St.[/SIZE][SIZE=-1]

32[/SIZE][SIZE=-1]. New England[/SIZE][SIZE=-1] Dwight Lowery,[/SIZE][SIZE=-1] CB, [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]San Jose State

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I like the slots.
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[BelichickFan]

I like our own . . . I expect the SF one to be a bit higher. And what do they have us doing taking a LB anyway ?

 

[patsfan-1982]

http://www.gbnreport.com/2008projection.html

15. [SIZE=-1]New England (from San Francisco) Dan Connor, LB, Penn St.[/SIZE][SIZE=-1]

32[/SIZE][SIZE=-1]. New England[/SIZE][SIZE=-1] Dwight Lowery,[/SIZE][SIZE=-1] CB, [/SIZE][SIZE=-1]San Jose State

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I like the slots.
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if they did not take poz they wont take connor and i think the 49er pick might be like 24 or 25

 

[Box_O_Rocks]

And what do they have us doing taking a LB anyway ?

It's fashionable. Folks will be looking for the next Vilma and drooling over another undersized Beason-type and I'll keep pointing to BB's LB roster while he's been HC of the NEP.
http://weblogs.newsday.com/sports/football/jets/blog/2007/04/drivers_license.html

As a matter of formality since you likely already know this, the Jets did trade up in the second round as well and grabbed Michigan LB David Harris. An interesting selection that certainly puts the heat on other LBs such as Eric Barton, Matt Chatham, Brad Kassell, Cody Spencer and, to a certain extent, Jonathan Vilma. The thinking here was that Barton would be dealt for picks and Hobson would move inside next to Vilma with David Bowens moving to OLB. Now, I'm not so sure what the Jets have in mind. Certainly if Harris plays, he'll be able to take on the straight-ahead responsibilities that seemed to slow Vilma last season. Training camp will be fun, or at least fun to watch from the outside. If I'm a veteran linebacker or cornerback on the Jets, it will certainly not be much fun.