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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.It's a good BPA haul although, nit picking here, I think you picked the wrong Indiana RB. It's not a draft night I'd be celebrating but one that I could rationalise quite easily.I went BPA pretty much. I forgot that Gyllenborg didnt declare last year and remember mocking him.
I don't agree with this. We need a long-term replacement for Moses so you'd be drafting a year one swing tackle which becomes your starting RT in years 2-5.Don't know who we pick.... here is where I am at that.
OL - (Tackle only likely). This one i hate... cause it means you spent a top 4 pick on a guard last year. Which is bad value no matter how good they are. I will forgive it if they win the super bowl regardless. But still this signals you missed on your top 4 pick to me. No other way to slice it. If you spend your first pick on a guard they need to be borderline elite... Yes even at 32.
With those players off the board it comes down to him or Parker. I'm not ecstatic about the pick but arguably BPA in this scenario.Lomu a very solid pick. Needs to get stronger, but has elite footwork and LT/RT versatility.
I prefer Freeling (duh), but Lomu would be a good pick.
I think you're looking at two ideal options in this scenario although there's no guarantee any of the fall to 64.The good thing is, he is plenty young do develop. But with Parker on the board thats a no brainer for me.
Yup, option 1 is how my mock went today. Love it. Probably unrealistic but its with what im going for as of right now.I think you're looking at two ideal options in this scenario although there's no guarantee any of the fall to 64.
1. TJ Parker in the first, Iheanachor/Austin Barber in the 2nd
or
2. Caleb Lomu in the first, Zion Young/Malachi Lawrence in the 2nd
Third option - with your pick of OTs there at 27, trade up and get the one you like the most.
Getting an OT? Work it out for me , please.Yup, option 1 is how my mock went today. Love it. Probably unrealistic but its with what im going for as of right now.
n2. trade the pick
Moses needs to be replaced. I think we will see another year of Campbell and Wilson on the left side, but Iheanachor could and should get some reps and take over by 2027. At the very least, he could get a lot of reps in jumbo sets. The reality is that we have nothing behind Campbell and Moses.Getting an OT? Work it out for me , please.
Well you can't the 2nd then. That was my concern unless you take Barber with our 3rd.Moses needs to be replaced. I think we will see another year of Campbell and Wilson on the left side, but Iheanachor could and should get some reps and take over by 2027. At the very least, he could get a lot of reps in jumbo sets. The reality is that we have nothing behind Campbell and Moses.
I think the draft will be very open for the patriots, they could go a different number of ways and i dont see how it would be wrong.
You dont think Iheanachor will be there? Its possible but like i said, they could go in so many ways im not worried.Well you can't the 2nd then. That was my concern unless you take Barber with our 3rd.
I really like that too. I didn't include Iheanachor because I think there's more chance Barber makes it to 64 but would absolutely take him there. Do you prefer Parker over Mesidor? Is that an age thing? I really like the Rutledge and Gulbin picks.Perfect @manxman2601.
I have it slightly different but the logic is pretty much the same. Mine is probably a tad optimistic.
This is how my pre SB mock turned out, plenty of binkies.
1. T.J. Parker EDGE | Clemson
2. Max Iheanachor OT | Arizona State
3. Justin Joly TE | NC State
4a. Keylan Rutledge IOL | Georgia Tech
4b. Charles Demmings CB | Stephen F. Austin
5. Michael Taaffe S | Texas
6a. Matt Gulbin IOL | Michigan State
6b. Jack Kelly LB | BYU
6c. Justin Jefferson LB | Alabama
6d. Eli Heidenreich WR | Navy
7. Matthew Hibner TE | SMU
So I think my perfect mock looks like this. I've tried to make it reasonably realistic although it may be ambitious when all is said and done. The top 5 are pretty locked in for me as things stand. Later day 3 is much more up in the air.
1. Akheem Mesidor, EDGE, Miami
Despite mocks now putting him above our first pick, I think he still falls on account of his age.
2. Austin Barber, OT, Florida
One of the best run blocking tackles who grades just as well at both gap and zone. What has warmed me up to him is the fact that in his last six games, he only gave up three pressures.
3. Treydan Stukes, CB/S, Arizona
I think I've discussed him enough.
4a. Charles Demmings, CB, Stephen F Austin
I do wonder whether a 4.3 CB who jumps 43" makes it this far when the draft rolls around, but he's available currently.
4b. De'Zhaun Stribling, WR, Ole Miss
5. Oscar Delp, TE, Georgia
or Marlin Klein, TE, Michigan
Whomever is available.
6a. Cole Wisniewski, S, Texas Tech
Special teamer and S/LB hybrid.
6b. Micah Morris, G, Georgia
Future Onwenu replacement
6c. Justin Jefferson, LB, Alabama
6d. Keyron Crawford, EDGE, Auburn
I'd gladly take Keyshawn James Newby or Ethan Burke here. Crawford's work ethic gets the edge.
7. Rohan Jones, TE, Arkansas
Delp or Klein could be Austin Hooper replacements while Jones, who is very athletic, is a developmental Hunter Henry replacement.
UDFA
Max Bredeson or Cody Hardy as blocking TEs/FBs.
Kaleb Proctor, DL, SE Louisiana
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