All picks

Seeing if this works. TT, If it doesn't and I can't delete the thread. Please do so. Looks like it worked. Just all picks in the same place

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[TD]Round 1, Pick 17 (17)[/TD]
[TD]Jarvis Jones[/TD]
[TD]OLB[/TD]
[TD]6'2"[/TD]
[TD]245[/TD]
[TD]Georgia[/TD]
[TD]88.8[/TD]
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[TD="colspan: 8"]Pick Analysis: "He's a pretty good fit there in Pittsburgh. If you look at the Pittsburgh edge at linebackers, this kid fits from a body type and an explosion perspective. I think he'll get on the field and challenge Jason Worilds for the starting spot." -- Mike Mayock[/TD]
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[TD]Round 2, Pick 16 (48)[/TD]
[TD]Le'Veon Bell[/TD]
[TD]RB[/TD]
[TD]6'1"[/TD]
[TD]230[/TD]
[TD]Michigan St.[/TD]
[TD]71.2[/TD]
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[TD="colspan: 8"]Pick Analysis: "My concerns with him is he ran more east than west. However, that's easily correctable. He fits exactly what the Pittsburgh Steelers are. Once he gets those shoulders turned, he's a bear, and that's a great fit." -- Mike Mayock[/TD]
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[TD]Round 3, Pick 17 (79)[/TD]
[TD]Markus Wheaton[/TD]
[TD]WR[/TD]
[TD]5'11"[/TD]
[TD]189[/TD]
[TD]Oregon St.[/TD]
[TD]81.8[/TD]
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[TD="colspan: 8"]Pick Analysis: "This kid Wheaton is an accomplished player. Still plenty fast." -- Charles Davis[/TD]
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[TD]Round 4, Pick 14 (111) (From Dolphins through Browns)[/TD]
[TD]Shamarko Thomas[/TD]
[TD]SS[/TD]
[TD]5'9"[/TD]
[TD]213[/TD]
[TD]Syracuse[/TD]
[TD]69.6[/TD]
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[TD="colspan: 8"]Pick Analysis: "I love this kid. You talk about Steelers picking tough guys. This guy reminds me of Bob Sanders. He's undersized but plays like a human missile." -- Mike Mayock[/TD]
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[TD]Round 4, Pick 18 (115)[/TD]
[TD]Landry Jones[/TD]
[TD]QB[/TD]
[TD]6'4"[/TD]
[TD]225[/TD]
[TD]Oklahoma[/TD]
[TD]67.2[/TD]
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[TD="colspan: 8"]Pick Analysis: "A little bit like Matt Barkley and Tyler Wilson. To be fair, you have to go back to his junior tape, maybe even his sophomore tape. I feel the more pressure he was under to win games, he was forcing things to win games. I have a fourth-round grade on him." -- Mike Mayock[/TD]
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[TD]Round 5, Pick 17 (150)[/TD]
[TD]Terry Hawthorne[/TD]
[TD]CB[/TD]
[TD]6'0"[/TD]
[TD]195[/TD]
[TD]Illinois[/TD]
[TD]69.0[/TD]
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[TD]Round 6, Pick 18 (186)[/TD]
[TD]Justin Brown[/TD]
[TD]WR[/TD]
[TD]6'3"[/TD]
[TD]209[/TD]
[TD]Oklahoma[/TD]
[TD]53.8[/TD]
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[TD]Round 6, Pick 38 (206) (Compensatory Selection)[/TD]
[TD]Vince Williams[/TD]
[TD]LB[/TD]
[TD]6'0"[/TD]
[TD]247[/TD]
[TD]Florida St.[/TD]
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[TD]Round 7, Pick 17 (223)[/TD]
[TD]Nick Williams[/TD]
[TD]DT[/TD]
[TD]6'4"[/TD]
[TD]309[/TD]
[TD]Samford[/TD]
[TD]52.0[/TD]
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Thanks, Coastal, nice post.

 

:goodpost: Thanks for putting it all in a nutshell like that, easy to follow with good info.

 

I like it. Good post.

I don't think JJ is a good fit, I think he's the perfect fit for Pitt!

In My Homer Opinion.

 

Thank you, I've been waiting to see something like this!

 

good job marine.

 

Mike Mayock okaying the Landry Jones pick makes me feel better. That dude knows his stuff (despite not getting the airtime of some of the airheads like Todd McShay).

 

ben:

comp. att. percentage yds. td int.
241-381 63% 3,105 21 2
271-428 63.3% 3,238 22 11
342-495 69.1% 4,486 37 10


landry:

261 449 58.1% 3,198 26 14
405 617 65.6% 4,718 38 12
355 562 63.2% 4,463 29 15
367 555 66.1% 4,267 30 11


pretty good numbers. lots of wins. big time football. the kid is no slouch. if you can put up passing % in the 60's with that many throws, you are a good qb. the kids talented. these are to give the pick some perspective with our franchise qb's numbers coming out.

 

Was reading an article on BleacherReport today about Jones (4th round feeding frenzy) and there was an interesting stat for perspective.... 27.4% completion rate when he's forced out of the pocket (2 TD and 5 INT). Not sure how that compares with other "pocket" guys but it's pretty scary considering our o-line of the past several years.

 

most of those guys are gone now. whole new line that i would hope will be better.

he's not gonna hold it like ben either. that's one of the parts of bens game most qb's don't have. i'm sure there are alot of qb's that don't have great numbers when forced from the pocket. i for one liked him as a possibility here. even where they got him. i figured he wouldn't get by us if he fell to the 5th. they jumped in the late 4th.

i think he'll be better then grad, by the season and i like grad but for his flat out love of playing the game. he's a guy that likes to get out of the pocket and make things happen. at least in college.

i can't wait to find out though. let's get to camp already. LOL

 

To build on that. Remember, we're a dunk and dunk offense now... Not the Arians offense that makes the QB hang onto it for 10 seconds so your receivers can get deep.

If Jones can learn to read a defense and get the ball out, then he'll do well.

 

Do you have link for that article? I've been poking around BR and can't find it.

 

My bad... it was in my aggregated feed... article was actually on espn:

 

Thanks!