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If I had a heavy bag in my garage I'd be re-arranging the stuffing out of it, but since I don't how about a post combine and diva mock draft.


1 ) Corner Back, Greedy Wiliams. I'd like Metcalf, but I think he's off the board at this point. Williams ball skills, height, and speed, and instincts are things you can't coach.


2 ) Inside linebacker, Mack Willson. An instant upgrade from who we have starting, Wilson is a 3 down linebacker type.


3A) Wide Receiver, Terry McLaurin. A taller speed WR is exactly what we need.


3B ) Defensive back, Isaiah Johnson. I like him at free safety or corner. The new theme at DB should be speed and playmaking ability.


4 ) Inside linebacker, Ben Burr-Kirven. Ultra-productive with eye-opening combine numbers.


5 ) Kicker, Cole Tracy. The best of the kickers in the draft, at least he has confidence.


6 ) BPA DL/Edge
6 ) BPA DL/Edge
6) BPA P
7 ) BPA DB
 
One of the biggest question mark corners in the draft and you want him? The combine didn't soften your want? You must be nuthugging on his 40 time.

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One of the biggest question mark corners in the draft and you want him? The combine didn't soften your want? You must be nuthugging on his 40 time.

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All corners are question marks. Maybe Baker is the safest of the bunch. I took two corners early in this mock.


Williams has height, speed, hands and playmaking instincts. When the ball is in the air, he acts like it's his. I'd trust Williams deep, on the on the sideline, and he's the type to jump a route or make a QB pay on a bad throw. We have not had a corner like this in many years.


I tend to wonder if Qb's stayed away from him last season? Can any LSU fans tell me how often he was tested? If the answer is not that often, it makes his passes defended and interception total for the past two years even more impressive.


The NFL is a passing league. Our DB's aren't good at creating turnovers and it's costing us games. We need turnovers.


Is he a little weak vs. the run? Sure, he's also just 21 years old with a December birthday. He can get stronger.


In two years starting Williams has 8 interceptions and 19 passes defended in the SEC. He has room for improvement. When it comes to turnovers I'm greedy, and this man can get them.
 
1) Smallest head prospect with the fastest 40.

2) Second smallest head prospect with the fastest 40

3A) Third smallest head prospect with the fastest 40

3B) Fourth smallest head prospect with the fastest 40

4) Kicker

5] Punter

6) Throw

6 ) Away

6) Picks

7) Hi
 
Round 1 Pick 20: Baker, Deandre, CB, Georgia (A-) - This is the best lockdown corner in the draft. Period.
Round 2 Pick 20: Wilson, Mack, ILB, Alabama (A) - Homer pick or not - we need speed at ILB and DB overrides ILB in the 1st round.
Round 3 Pick 2: Gardner-Johnson, Chauncey, FS, Florida (A) - Not sure how he fell this far - but CGJ is the FS we need should this not be addressed in FA.
Round 3 Pick 19: Walker, D'Andre, OLB, Georgia (A+) - speed at OLB. The end.
Round 4 Pick 20: Moss, Zack, RB, Utah (A+) - Compared to Ezekiel Elliott - nuff said.
Round 5 Pick 3: Granderson, Carl, DE, Wyoming (A+) - we need more help. Solid pick here.
Round 6 Pick 1: Dean, Jamel, CB, Auburn (A+) - Supe just creamed himself (Lyn too)
Round 6 Pick 2: Hardman, Mecole, WR, Georgia (A+) - I love this kids game. Don't think he'll be here but if he is - TAKE HIM!!!
Round 6 Pick 19: Renfrow, Hunter, WR, Clemson (A+) - Another quality WR with a wide catch radius.
Round 7 Pick 5: Bailey, Jake, P, Stanford (A+) - buh bye Berry - hello Bailey!!!
 
All corners are question marks. Maybe Baker is the safest of the bunch. I took two corners early in this mock.


Williams has height, speed, hands and playmaking instincts. When the ball is in the air, he acts like it's his. I'd trust Williams deep, on the on the sideline, and he's the type to jump a route or make a QB pay on a bad throw. We have not had a corner like this in many years.


I tend to wonder if Qb's stayed away from him last season? Can any LSU fans tell me how often he was tested? If the answer is not that often, it makes his passes defended and interception total for the past two years even more impressive.


The NFL is a passing league. Our DB's aren't good at creating turnovers and it's costing us games. We need turnovers.


Is he a little weak vs. the run? Sure, he's also just 21 years old with a December birthday. He can get stronger.


In two years starting Williams has 8 interceptions and 19 passes defended in the SEC. He has room for improvement. When it comes to turnovers I'm greedy, and this man can get them.

Just a query, seriously, how much SEC football do you watch during the season? I really am not trying to bust your balls on this - just want to know...
 
Just a query, seriously, how much SEC football do you watch during the season? I really am not trying to bust your balls on this - just want to know...

I have you know he watched ten seconds of game film, and backed up his opinion reading Walterfootball where he is listed as the number three CB.

Plus there is stats and that attractive 40.
 
Just a query, seriously, how much SEC football do you watch during the season? I really am not trying to bust your balls on this - just want to know...

depends on if the highlights for an SEC game are being shown on the tv behind the bar when he's getting a drink.

he's flat out said he doesnt watch games.
 
I have you know he watched ten seconds of game film, and backed up his opinion reading Walterfootball where he is listed as the number three CB.

Plus there is stats and that attractive 40.

depends on if the highlights for an SEC game are being shown on the tv behind the bar when he's getting a drink.

he's flat out said he doesnt watch games.

See, I want to believe that Coach watches the games and provides us with analysis from his viewing. We, on the other hand, who watch SEC football RELIGIOUSLY, KNOW that Greedy Williams is NOT A SHUTDOWN DB and he only has elite speed.

Coach, please, sir, do not watch the highlight reel of the kid - go back and watch 2 or 3 games from LSU over the past 2 years. You'd only be bringing in another Artie Burns IMO.

Here's the thing - Baker has all the tools that Deion Sanders had EXCEPT his speed. Pair this kid w/ Hayden and now we have two top shelf corners. Once we solve the ILB problem - the defense will be special again...
 
Just a query, seriously, how much SEC football do you watch during the season? I really am not trying to bust your balls on this - just want to know...



About 6-7 games a year. Usually, the marquee matchups, depending on what my plans are on Saturday. If I don't see the game, I usually catch up on the highlights or box scores for the teams. Where I live the Florida Gators get too much attention! Not that I'm anti Gator, some of my best friends love them. I just feel they are overexposed if you will.


I do believe in the SEC and Big Ten.


As for this draft game, it's too easy. For example, I highly doubt we could get Jamel Dean in round six! I do like your first two picks.


Renfrow doesn't have a big catch radius by the way. However, he's a quick son of a gun who knows routes and gets the most out of his ability.


Grandson opened some eyes at the senior bowl with his wide speed rush, but unfortunately, he's a one trick pony and very weak vs the run. A specialist pass rusher only if you will.



Round 1 Pick 20: Baker, Deandre, CB, Georgia (A-) - This is the best lockdown corner in the draft. Period.
Round 2 Pick 20: Wilson, Mack, ILB, Alabama (A) - Homer pick or not - we need speed at ILB and DB overrides ILB in the 1st round.
Round 3 Pick 2: Gardner-Johnson, Chauncey, FS, Florida (A) - Not sure how he fell this far - but CGJ is the FS we need should this not be addressed in FA.
Round 3 Pick 19: Walker, D'Andre, OLB, Georgia (A+) - speed at OLB. The end.
Round 4 Pick 20: Moss, Zack, RB, Utah (A+) - Compared to Ezekiel Elliott - nuff said.
Round 5 Pick 3: Granderson, Carl, DE, Wyoming (A+) - we need more help. Solid pick here.
Round 6 Pick 1: Dean, Jamel, CB, Auburn (A+) - Supe just creamed himself (Lyn too)
Round 6 Pick 2: Hardman, Mecole, WR, Georgia (A+) - I love this kids game. Don't think he'll be here but if he is - TAKE HIM!!!
Round 6 Pick 19: Renfrow, Hunter, WR, Clemson (A+) - Another quality WR with a wide catch radius.
Round 7 Pick 5: Bailey, Jake, P, Stanford (A+) - buh bye Berry - hello Bailey!!!
 
See, I want to believe that Coach watches the games and provides us with analysis from his viewing. We, on the other hand, who watch SEC football RELIGIOUSLY, KNOW that Greedy Williams is NOT A SHUTDOWN DB and he only has elite speed.

Coach, please, sir, do not watch the highlight reel of the kid - go back and watch 2 or 3 games from LSU over the past 2 years. You'd only be bringing in another Artie Burns IMO.

Here's the thing - Baker has all the tools that Deion Sanders had EXCEPT his speed. Pair this kid w/ Hayden and now we have two top shelf corners. Once we solve the ILB problem - the defense will be special again...
A damn good comparison, as I dug deeper on the kid that is exactly who he reminds me of.
 
About 6-7 games a year. Usually, the marquee matchups, depending on what my plans are on Saturday. If I don't see the game, I usually catch up on the highlights or box scores for the teams. Where I live the Florida Gators get too much attention! Not that I'm anti Gator, some of my best friends love them. I just feel they are overexposed if you will.


I do believe in the SEC and Big Ten.


As for this draft game, it's too easy. For example, I highly doubt we could get Jamel Dean in round six! I do like your first two picks.


Renfrow doesn't have a big catch radius by the way. However, he's a quick son of a gun who knows routes and gets the most out of his ability.


Grandson opened some eyes at the senior bowl with his wide speed rush, but unfortunately, he's a one trick pony and very weak vs the run. A specialist pass rusher only if you will.



Round 1 Pick 20: Baker, Deandre, CB, Georgia (A-) - This is the best lockdown corner in the draft. Period.
Round 2 Pick 20: Wilson, Mack, ILB, Alabama (A) - Homer pick or not - we need speed at ILB and DB overrides ILB in the 1st round.
Round 3 Pick 2: Gardner-Johnson, Chauncey, FS, Florida (A) - Not sure how he fell this far - but CGJ is the FS we need should this not be addressed in FA.
Round 3 Pick 19: Walker, D'Andre, OLB, Georgia (A+) - speed at OLB. The end.
Round 4 Pick 20: Moss, Zack, RB, Utah (A+) - Compared to Ezekiel Elliott - nuff said.
Round 5 Pick 3: Granderson, Carl, DE, Wyoming (A+) - we need more help. Solid pick here.
Round 6 Pick 1: Dean, Jamel, CB, Auburn (A+) - Supe just creamed himself (Lyn too)
Round 6 Pick 2: Hardman, Mecole, WR, Georgia (A+) - I love this kids game. Don't think he'll be here but if he is - TAKE HIM!!!
Round 6 Pick 19: Renfrow, Hunter, WR, Clemson (A+) - Another quality WR with a wide catch radius.
Round 7 Pick 5: Bailey, Jake, P, Stanford (A+) - buh bye Berry - hello Bailey!!!

Yeah

I don't believe you. What games did you watch completely?
 
I still think ILB is our biggest and most glaring need. I go White or Bush in Round 1, if either are there. If not, I can see the Steelers drafting Wilson in Rd. 1 if they want to reach for a ILB. The could go CB but I don't like that pick in Rd. 1 unless White and Bush are gone. I can even see them going WR in Rd. 1 as they always say they will take a top skill player over almost anyone else.

In Rd. 2, I go best CB available. I can see the Steelers looking WR here as well.

In Rd. 3, I go best big and fast WR with good hands. I'd even take a 4.5 or 4.55 big WR with good hands over another WR under 6 foot.

With our 2nd 3rd round pick, I go straight BPA. Although, I would personally like to see that be OLB, another ILB (yes, double dip at our biggest weakness since Vince W. is barely a starter and getting older), or even one of the top TE's if they are still available. If James is gone and McDonald goes back to being injury prone, we need a 2nd TE.
 
I still think ILB is our biggest and most glaring need. I go White or Bush in Round 1, if either are there. If not, I can see the Steelers drafting Wilson in Rd. 1 if they want to reach for a ILB. The could go CB but I don't like that pick in Rd. 1 unless White and Bush are gone. I can even see them going WR in Rd. 1 as they always say they will take a top skill player over almost anyone else.

In Rd. 2, I go best CB available. I can see the Steelers looking WR here as well.

In Rd. 3, I go best big and fast WR with good hands. I'd even take a 4.5 or 4.55 big WR with good hands over another WR under 6 foot.

With our 2nd 3rd round pick, I go straight BPA. Although, I would personally like to see that be OLB, another ILB (yes, double dip at our biggest weakness since Vince W. is barely a starter and getting older), or even one of the top TE's if they are still available. If James is gone and McDonald goes back to being injury prone, we need a 2nd TE.

No way White drops to the Steelers. We need to get that out of our heads completely.
 
Dumb ***, aka Coach, has admitted in the he past doesn’t watch games in evaluation of players. How he has enamored himself with Williams is with stats he sees and other evaluators comments. Much like what he thinks about a player’s Senior Bowl/Shrine Bowl and Combine performance takes precedence over meaningful games played in college.

It’s funny, Coach is head over heels for a corner who Deion Sanders, the epitome of a non-tackling defensive playmaker, criticized him on a live broadcast during the combine as having poor technique.

Yep....I’d want that guy.

Stick to picking punters Dumb ***.


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No way White drops to the Steelers. We need to get that out of our heads completely.

I definitely know that but some still think we may move up and get him but we'd have to give up our 2nd round pick to move up far enough to even have a chance to get him. With the **** trade for AB, I don't see that happening.
 
Yeah

I don't believe you. What games did you watch completely?




Like I give **** what you think or believe. I already told you I watch the best matchups, which includes the Championship games.


Where is your draft and analysis? Oh, right you have none. I did watch all of Burns targets and ripped him where he needed work. Check the archives, you might be impressed how spot on I was about him.


As for 5+ minutes of highlight, you be surprised at what you can pick up if you know what you're looking for which I tend to think you don't.


On Williams, I was impressed with how he breaks on the ball, and his innate feel of where to be and when. The guy knows how to use his length too.
 
Like I give **** what you think or believe. I already told you I watch the best matchups, which includes the Championship games.


Where is your draft and analysis? Oh, right you have none. I did watch all of Burns targets and ripped him where he needed work. Check the archives, you might be impressed how spot on I was about him.


As for 5+ minutes of highlight, you be surprised at what you can pick up if you know what you're looking for which I tend to think you don't.


On Williams, I was impressed with how he breaks on the ball, and his innate feel of where to be and when. The guy knows how to use his length too.

Uhuh

again what ******* games did you watch of Greedy? While you are beating around the bush with your usual bullshit. Answer a ******* question.
 
I still think ILB is our biggest and most glaring need. I go White or Bush in Round 1, if either are there. If not, I can see the Steelers drafting Wilson in Rd. 1 if they want to reach for a ILB. The could go CB but I don't like that pick in Rd. 1 unless White and Bush are gone. I can even see them going WR in Rd. 1 as they always say they will take a top skill player over almost anyone else.

In Rd. 2, I go best CB available. I can see the Steelers looking WR here as well.

In Rd. 3, I go best big and fast WR with good hands. I'd even take a 4.5 or 4.55 big WR with good hands over another WR under 6 foot.

With our 2nd 3rd round pick, I go straight BPA. Although, I would personally like to see that be OLB, another ILB (yes, double dip at our biggest weakness since Vince W. is barely a starter and getting older), or even one of the top TE's if they are still available. If James is gone and McDonald goes back to being injury prone, we need a 2nd TE.

Question - if we've lead the league and came second in the league w/ sacks (w/o Shazier and a true #2 DB) - IMAGINE the results when you have two lock down corners and Hilton in the slot!

I love Devin Bush - but...

Tall TE's are going to kill the kid in coverage in the NFL. Will he more than likely bring them down at the catch or shortly after, probably so - and he does have a very nice vertical, but...

I still stand by bringing in a true lock down corner whether that be thru the draft or FA - our apple turnover ratio has been dismal lately...
 
Like I give **** what you think or believe. I already told you I watch the best matchups, which includes the Championship games.


Where is your draft and analysis? Oh, right you have none. I did watch all of Burns targets and ripped him where he needed work. Check the archives, you might be impressed how spot on I was about him.


As for 5+ minutes of highlight, you be surprised at what you can pick up if you know what you're looking for which I tend to think you don't.


On Williams, I was impressed with how he breaks on the ball, and his innate feel of where to be and when. The guy knows how to use his length too.

Coach, Greedy Williams HIGHLIGHT REEL is SUPPOSED to impress everyone!!!

Watch the full games. Brother, stop digging this hole. You do it every year and I'm only trying to help.

Greedy Williams = Artie Burns

End of story.
 
Question - if we've lead the league and came second in the league w/ sacks (w/o Shazier and a true #2 DB) - IMAGINE the results when you have two lock down corners and Hilton in the slot!

I love Devin Bush - but...

Tall TE's are going to kill the kid in coverage in the NFL. Will he more than likely bring them down at the catch or shortly after, probably so - and he does have a very nice vertical, but...

I still stand by bringing in a true lock down corner whether that be thru the draft or FA - our apple turnover ratio has been dismal lately...

What is the odds the Steelers could identify a lockdown corner and then develop him?

Too late IMO in Ben's career to be playing dice.

They are ****** at drafting corners so you go the free agent route. Two if you count Sens which wouldn't cost a lot.

If any position needs to be solid for a run it is corner. A rookie might take you two to three years to develop if they do at all.

At least with a free agent corner you know what you are getting.
 
My picks:

Round 1 Pick 20: Devin Bush, ILB, Michigan
Round 2 Pick 20: Deebo Samuel, WR, South Carolina
Round 3 Pick 2: Trayvon Mullen, CB, Clemson
Round 3 Pick 19: David Edwards, OT, Wisconsin.
Round 4 Pick 20: DeMarkus Lodge, WR, Ole Miss
Round 5 Pick 3: Isaiah Buggs, DL, Alabama
Round 6 Pick 1: David Sills, WR, West Virginia
Round 6 Pick 2: Benny Snell, RB, Kentucky
Round 6 Pick 19: Jamel Dean, CB, Auburn
Round 7 Pick 5: Terrill Hanks, LB, New Mexico State
 
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