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Offense For Seven of First Eight Picks?

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My guess is that we will see the first tier of offense in the top eight, with one defensive player being picked (Jackson, Curry or Raji). #9 or #10 would be a fine spot to get one of these or Jenkins.
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If Belichick has interest in any of the following, I think he needs to trade up at least to 14 or 15. There are 18 players in the list and some may not even be picked in the top 15. I agree with those that have suggested that there are two strategies being pursued, one to reach the top 10 (#8 or #9) and another to reach the top 15 (#14 or #15). I think that Belichick sees the chance to get a real stud for six years and is pursuing his options.

Just BTW, I think all the top three OT's will be gone by the sixth pick.
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FIRST TIER
QB Stafford, Sanchez
WR Heyward-Bey, Maclin
OT Smith, Monroe, Smith
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SECOND TIER (one will likely go in the top 8)
LB Curry, Maualuga, Cushing
DT Raji
DE Ayers, Maybin, Orapko
DB Jenkins
WR Crabtree
OT Oher
QB Freeman
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Is Crabtree really falling that far?
 
I think Maclin and Heyward-Bey have moved ahead of him. He's injured and his attitude sux. He still could make the top 10. Maclin is a top returner and Heyward-Bey has Randy Moss speed.

Is Crabtree really falling that far?
 
No way DHB is passing Crabtree. Than other GM's would really be blind. I wouldn't take DHB with the 23rd pick let alone in the top ten. Crabtree is maybe the best player in the entire draft. I also think both Raji and Curry will be gone by 8. They're so good i don't think people will pass up on them.
 
My guess is that we will see the first tier of offense in the top eight, with one defensive player being picked (Jackson, Curry or Raji). #9 or #10 would be a fine spot to get one of these or Jenkins.
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If Belichick has interest in any of the following, I think he needs to trade up at least to 14 or 15. There are 18 players in the list and some may not even be picked in the top 15. I agree with those that have suggested that there are two strategies being pursued, one to reach the top 10 (#8 or #9) and another to reach the top 15 (#14 or #15). I think that Belichick sees the chance to get a real stud for six years and is pursuing his options.

Just BTW, I think all the top three OT's will be gone by the sixth pick.
====================
FIRST TIER
QB Stafford, Sanchez
WR Heyward-Bey, Maclin
OT Smith, Monroe, Smith
====================
SECOND TIER (one will likely go in the top 8)
LB Curry, Maualuga, Cushing
DT Raji
DE Ayers, Maybin, Orapko
DB Jenkins
WR Crabtree
OT Oher
QB Freeman
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It makes perfect sense when you think about it. Add in that Jenkins ran the 3 cone in 6.59 and you see the quick twitch BB craves. And despite draft busts at other positions, OSU has produced some decent CB's in years past.
 
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