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http://www.thefootballexpert.com/buresmockdraft.html
1(24) OLB Jarvis Moss - Florida yes
1(28) ILB Paul Posluszny - Penn St yes!
2(60) OT Ryan Harris - Notre Dame not a need, but I like the thinking
3(92) CB David Irons - Auburn a good value spot
4(124) WR David Clowney - VT not my favorite pick, but it'll do
6(166) OC Kyle Young - Fresno are you kidding me... a steal in the 6th!
6(188) RB Brandon Jackson - Nebraska nice pick this deep
7(220) DL Matt Toeniana - Oregon dont know the kid, but his side is suitable to a DE role in our 3-4
Other than a slight over-emphasis on the OL, which I dont see as neccessary, I think this guy has nailed something about the way the Pats wants to draft. I could hardly have stacked things better.
The more seven round mocks that I read, the more I'm convinced that this draft class has a very strong middle tier, which runs from the mid-20s and last all the way to the early third round. Players like Lamarr Woodley, Tim Crowder and Stewart Bradley are going in the late 2nd, early 3rd... any of them have 1st round potential. Dan Bazuin doesn't come off the board until #98 in the 4th... and yet, there are no obvious screwups in the picks ahead of him.
1(24) OLB Jarvis Moss - Florida yes
1(28) ILB Paul Posluszny - Penn St yes!
2(60) OT Ryan Harris - Notre Dame not a need, but I like the thinking
3(92) CB David Irons - Auburn a good value spot
4(124) WR David Clowney - VT not my favorite pick, but it'll do
6(166) OC Kyle Young - Fresno are you kidding me... a steal in the 6th!
6(188) RB Brandon Jackson - Nebraska nice pick this deep
7(220) DL Matt Toeniana - Oregon dont know the kid, but his side is suitable to a DE role in our 3-4
Other than a slight over-emphasis on the OL, which I dont see as neccessary, I think this guy has nailed something about the way the Pats wants to draft. I could hardly have stacked things better.
The more seven round mocks that I read, the more I'm convinced that this draft class has a very strong middle tier, which runs from the mid-20s and last all the way to the early third round. Players like Lamarr Woodley, Tim Crowder and Stewart Bradley are going in the late 2nd, early 3rd... any of them have 1st round potential. Dan Bazuin doesn't come off the board until #98 in the 4th... and yet, there are no obvious screwups in the picks ahead of him.