Mock the mock

[FordFairLane]

http://walterfootball.com/draft2014.php

 

[FordFairLane]

#17- CJ Mosley ILB Bama
He is head and shoulder better than the other ILB in this draft.

#46- Stanley Jean-Baptiste CB Cornhusker
I just want a big physical Mel Blount type CB to match up with these big physical receivers.

#92- Dri Archer WR/RB Kent St.
Can't teach speed and Archer can be a threat running, receiving, and returning.

#118- Brent Urban DE Virginia
Big, strong, good at holding point, run defense, and knocking passes down at the line. I feel him and Heyward could make QB's go crazy with all the tipped balls.

 

[Idioteque]

#15 - I would love to deal down and grab Hageman in the mid/late 20s. With Clinton-Dix gone, I see a dropoff in talent. I like Zack Martin, but don't wanna sink another high pick into the line right now. Mosley doesn't present much value here IMO. I see him as just Timmons' eventual replacement; in other words, drafting to fill a future hole. As it stands, I guess I'll take Brandin Cooks.

#46 - Run to the podium for Jimmie Ward

#97 - Run to the podium for Donte Moncrief

#118 - Jordan Tripp

If I can swing a deal, then I trade down to #28. Last year, a 13-move drop netted the Cowboys a 3rd, so we'll go with that.

#28 - Ra'Shede Hageman / DL / Minnesota
#46 - Jimmie Ward / FS/CB / Northern Illinois
#92 - Donte Moncrief / WR / Mississippi
#97 - Billy Turner / OT / North Dakota State
#118 - Jordan Tripp / OB / Montana
#157 - Aaron Lynch / DE/OB / South Florida
#173 - Phillip Gaines / CB / Rice

 

[Superman]

how drunk were you when you did this?

 

[Superman]

15. Odell Beckham, WR

46. Stephon Tuitt, DE

97. Marcus Smith, OLB

118. Chris Davis, CB

 

[Idioteque]

If this draft nets us Beckham and Smith, I'll be more than happy

 

[TMC]

If I can swing a deal, then I trade down to #28. Last year, a 13-move drop netted the Cowboys a 3rd, so we'll go with that.

#28 - Ra'Shede Hageman / DL / Minnesota
#46 - Jimmie Ward / FS/CB / Northern Illinois
#92 - Donte Moncrief / WR / Mississippi
#97 - Billy Turner / OT / North Dakota State
#118 - Jordan Tripp / OB / Montana
#157 - Aaron Lynch / DE/OB / South Florida
#173 - Phillip Gaines / CB / Rice

That would be what I would be looking to do, move down. I would hope someone would want Ebron, Lewan, or someone else. Once I moved down, here is what I would do.....

#28 - Kyle Fuller, CB, Va Tech-As I have stated, the more I watch, the more I think he may be the most complete corner in this draft. He has the size, athleticism, experience, and intangibles that I want in a corner. He plays a variety of defenses. He will tackle. Plants and drives on shorter routes. Can stick with the receiver and attacks the ball in the air. Just a good, all-around CB.

#46 - Martavis Bryant, WR, Florida State-he has the size, speed, and hands I want in a big receiver. Maturity was his biggest issue but I think his family and coaches finally got through to him last season. He worked hard and the results showed. When Clemson crossed the 50, he was the guy they looked to hit for the big play and he delivered a lot. That is what we need. It is what the Steelers did with Wallace.

#92 - Jared Abbrederis, WR, Wisconsin-I think Abbrederis is a very good all-around WR. He is highly underrated and I think he is the type of WR that sticks in the league for a long time. He has that Brandon Stokley feel.

#97 - Will Clarke, DE, West Virginia-nice burst off the snap and solid size. Should be able to handle another 10-15 pounds on his frame and then you have 2-DEs that can get to the QB.

#118 - Lache Seastrunk, RB, Baylor-Seastrunk ran a 4.39 forty at his pro day. Well built back. He is only 5'9" but is close to 200 pounds. Quick feet. Hard to contain and hits the holes quickly. He has the feel of that elusive 3rd down back.

#157 - Adrian Hubbard, OLB, Alabama-tall, long OLB that is very good at the point and plays with solid power. Still raw, moved around a lot. Last season, he was used more as a pass rusher and had seven sacks, this season, he was used more in coverage. I think he needs some time, but he looks the part.

#173 - Phillip Gaines, CB, Rice-hard for me to not take Phillip Gaines here. Size, speed, quickness. He can play press man and will need to show he can handle off and zone, but he has the raw goods.

 

[F83]

15 stay with Ebron
46 CB Marcus Robinson
97 stay with Moncrief
118 NT Justin Ellis
157 Walt Aikens, CB, Liberty

 

[F83]

15 stay with Ebron
46 CB Marcus Robinson
97 stay with Moncrief
118 NT Justin Ellis
157 Walt Aikens, CB, Liberty

 

[steelerscotty]

Isnt Martavias Bryant from clemson?

 

[SteelerFan448]

1. Louis Nix, NT, Notre Dame
Want a space eater up front to clog up blockers for the linebackers.

2. Jason Verrett, CB, TCu
Lacks size, but has good cover skills.

3. Donte Moncrief, WR, Ole Miss
Potential big-play receiver with size.

4. Shayne Skov, ILB, Stanford
Know he's better against the run, but a player I want on my team, especially at this point of the draft.

 

[slashsteel]

Ebron - Gives the O some punch.
Stephon Tuitt - DE/DT, Notre Dame -Provides competition in a much needed area
Rashaad Reynolds, CB, Oregon State
Lache Seastrunk, RB, Baylor

 

[Papa Lazarou]

#15 - Odell Beckham Jr. / WR / LSU
#46 - Pierre Desir / CB / Lindenwood
#97 - Marcus Smith / OLB / Louisville
#118 - Justin Ellis / NT / Louisiana Tech
#157 - Ben Gardner / DE / Stanford
#173 - Phillip Gaines / CB / Rice

 

[keslerclan]

Based on this mock as is:

#15 - Mosley
#47 - Tuitt
#97 - Montcrief
#118 - Exum
#157 - Aikens
#173 - J. Huff

with a possible trade back:

#28 - Fuller
#46 - Borland
# 92 - Desir
#97 - Montcrief
#118 - Fedorowicz
#157 - Wes Johnson
#173 - J. Huff