My Draft Scenario

You are correct, he is. Hopefully Paulson and Palmer are too, lol.

 

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there fixed it I think.

 

Paulson was gone last year and yes palmer is a FA too.

 

oh thank you!

 

i used the mock engine without any trade (that are unreal there )and i drafted like i was me in place of colbert (and not too try to take the best point possible for the standings ). so this is like one of my ideally mock draft for this upcoming draft .

Round 1 Pick 22: Trae Waynes, CB, Michigan State (B) here i was thinking at cameron erving too
Round 2 Pick 24: Anthony Harris, SS/FS, Virginia (A-)
Round 3 Pick 23: Lorenzo Mauldin, OLB/DE, Louisville (A)
Round 4 Pick 22: Ben Koyack, TE, Notre Dame (A)
Round 5 Pick 24: Cameron Artis-Payne, RB, Auburn (A)
Round 6 Pick 23: Anthony Jefferson, SS, UCLA (A-) here if they find a good lineman i'm open to change
Round 7 Pick 22: Kyle Loomis, P, Portland State (A)

 

He was the one that impressed me the most just watching the combine. Already has an NFL build and hands looked good in the drills. Not a great 40 time but Miller's no burner either.

 

Some post-Combine changes:

Round 1 - Landon Collins SS Alabama is still my choice. I have a 60% confidence level that he is there though. Just think Cincy grabs him at 21. Interesting note though: if he is still there at 22 and KC gets a good offer from Indianapolis, who have NO safeties, is there a trade down to #29? Then you take BPA and grab an extra 3rd or 4th.

Round 2 - Alex Carter CB Stanford. No change here.

Round 3 - David Johnson RB Northern Iowa. Quickly becoming my favorite target and can't miss prospect imo. I jumped him up from the 4th round. Faster 40 time than M. Gordon at the same weight. (4.5 vs 4.52). Great receiver.

Round 4 - Markus Golden OLB Missouri. Still like him as our OLB prospect, but lacks ideal arm length which may drop him to us in the fourth.

Round 5 - Craig Mager CB Texas St. Looked great in field drills. Didn't shy away from bigger competition at all-star games and combine. Traits MT looks for in a smaller school prospect.

Round 6 - Deon Simon DT Northwestern State. Another smaller school guy who showed well at the combine. Getting high reports from his efforts vs. Baylor. Never gave up in a blowout.

Round 7 - Obum Gwacham OLB Oregon St. Prospect in all sense of the word. Converted split end in college but showed good things from one season at DE/OLB. Great athleticism, could easily contribute on STs early as most late rounders are supposed to do.

Notes: Would not be surprised if an offensive lineman is in play for their first round selection if Collins is gone. I think they would be BPA. Got an underwhelming feeling from watching the TEs. I did like how Maxx and O'Leary caught the ball but that was about it. A lot of the others looked like WR frames. I'm OK with Miller, Spaeth for another year and wait/see on Blanchflower.
They re-sign Moats and McCain plus another OLB FA.

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaHipnJfjyg

Could be another late round prospect or UDFA. FS Jacob Hagen from Liberty. Former teammate of Kevin Fogg (one of Steelers futures signings).

 

I don't think O' Leary will go in the first round. He was a fullback/h-back tweener to begin with and didn't have a very good combine if I remember correctly.

 

I like this mock too, Turtle. I'd be pleased as pie if it went down like this.

 

good

 

Hey better late than never. He has some ball skills.

 

He's a big guy too. Good call, turtle.