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Bucky Brooks mock:
Mesidor goes 12, but I'm ok with his pick at 31.
Mesidor goes 12, but I'm ok with his pick at 31.
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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.He has Monroe Freeling going 6 to Cleveland as OT1. Wish I'd thought of that.
The BPA is likely to be an OL or an EDGE player (or perhaps a DT).Its a matter of striking a balance between need and BPA. In order to go the BPA route you need a well rounded team with depth wich granted is hard to acheive. Once achieved a BPA can increase the overall team talent. The Lions might be the best example of this over the last few years.
If you are constantly putting yourself in a position of needing to fill dire needs you end up picking Cole Strange in the first round.
There are decisions to be made every draft at some picks that a BPA might provide more value over the long term.
Are you forgetting someone?? Chris Bell.Jordan Reid post-Combine 2-round mock:
2026 NFL mock draft: Reid's pick predictions in Rounds 1-2
Following the combine and a few big trades this week, Jordan Reid projects the first two rounds of the 2026 NFL draft. See all 64 pick predictions.www.espn.com
He has the Pats taking Cashius Howell at 31 and Skyler Bell at 63.
I go with Max Iheanachor at 31. At 63, Ted Hurst, Dani Dennis-Sutton and Treydan Stukes are all available. What a dilemma.
He has Monroe Freeling going 6 to Cleveland as OT1. Wish I'd thought of that.
Three WR's: mayo did I tell you are my favorite Draft Scout??Got the following with PFSN simulator (traded back twice and lost out on Max Iheanachor, d%#*!@t):
52. Ted Hurst, WR
63. Jacob Rodriguez, LB
79. Dani Dennis-Sutton, EDGE
95. Jake Golday, LB/EDGE
120. Devin Moore, CB
125. Zakee Wheatley, S. Tough call between Wheatley and VJ Payne.
131. Keagan Trost, OT
170. Sam Roush, TE
191. Jeff Caldwell, WR
202. Adam Randall, RB
209. DeZhaun Stribling, WR
212. Micah Morris, IOL
246. Billy Schrauth, IOL
Awful lot of depth, great late-round values.
Picks 63-131 would take this defense into top 3 category.
Sorry thought the Jordan Reid stuff was yours.Oops.
Three WR's: mayo did I tell you are my favorite Draft Scout??
I hope we Double dip their a lot of Big WR's in this Draft. I want Guys who can climb the ladder like Barefoot.I think that with Hurst, Caldwell, Stribling and Kyle Williams you could put a lot of pressure on opposing secondaries.
You were early on that one, kudos.Jordan Reid post-Combine 2-round mock:
2026 NFL mock draft: Reid's pick predictions in Rounds 1-2
Following the combine and a few big trades this week, Jordan Reid projects the first two rounds of the 2026 NFL draft. See all 64 pick predictions.www.espn.com
He has the Pats taking Cashius Howell at 31 and Skyler Bell at 63.
I go with Max Iheanachor at 31. At 63, Ted Hurst, Dani Dennis-Sutton and Treydan Stukes are all available. What a dilemma.
He has Monroe Freeling going 6 to Cleveland as OT1. Wish I'd thought of that.
5 picks for 2 is NOT a good idea. The draft can be a crapshoot so the more shots you get the better. Not to mention you are moving OUT of the 1st so you shouldn't be giving up more assets than you are getting in return.In honor of all the crazy draft trades being thrown around, here's mine:
Patriots trade their 1st and 2nd round picks to the Jets for the Jets two 2nd round picks.
Throw in a mix of middle and late rounders to balance things out.
So, according to the NFL trade chart, it would go like this:
Patriots trade: 1st (600) + 2nd (276) + 2026 3rd (120) + 4th (41) + 6th (16) = 1053
Jets trade: 2nd (580) + 2nd (460) = 1040
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| 28 | 1K |
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