Mock my mocks

The draft on the left includes an instant starter at CB, a contributor at DE, a legitimate return man, help at safety, the best punter available, the next Brett Keisel, and some tackle depth.

The middle draft provides an instant starter at CB, a situational pass rusher, a versatile d-lineman, a potential starter at safety, a back up QB, a developmental project at WR who has size, and a poor man's Ryan Shazier.

The draft in the right hand column provides a starter quality guy to rotate with Heyward and Tuitt, a starting safety, a potential starter at CB, Sean Spence's replacement, a 6' 4" 227 lb guy with 4.43 speed, a situational pass rusher, and a versatile o-lineman.

I welcome your feedback.

 

U need to take some of all 3 and make a good one.lol just playing. I ain't big on apple. I love cyrus jones. I think jackson and mills are good picks to. I think kessler in the 6th would be great

 

I couldn't resist

 

LOL tell us how you really feel strummer.

 

I like the first two and hate the third, Fugitive. Nkemdeche has the polar opposite of the "high motor" scouts love, I think he's a bum. Cash seems to me to be a 1980's SS in that he is basically an extra LB who will sometimes be responsible for a TE. I don't think he will flourish in today's NFL.

Having said that, I'd take either of the first two. Welcome to the board.

 

Definitely like the 2nd one the best. But the arrest for Pot will probably cross D. Wilson off the Steelers board, being so close to Bryant's suspension.

 

I dont mind that punter pick. Jordan Berry went from very impressive going into the season to me wishing we had Wing back on the back half of the season.

 

1. Darron Lee, OLB, Ohio State Run on corners and QBs causes a Shazier-like fall for Lee.
2.Jeremy Cash, SS, Duke Best fit among remaining safeties.*
3. D.J.White Georgia Tech CB Yet another slot corner.*
4. Matt Ioannidis, DT, Temple Versatile with non-stop motor. Instant rotational
contributor.
6. Jatavis Brown, LB, Akron Another diamond in the rough from the MAC.*
7. Dean Lowry DE(Northwestern) The next Brett Keisel.*
7. Caleb Benenoch OT (UCLA) Versatile depth for the O-line.*

UDFA

Lafayette Pitts, CB, Pitt
Brandon Williams CB Texas A&M*
Jordan Swindle, OT, Kentucky
Steve Longa,ILB Rutgers
Nick O'Toole, P, West Virginia
John DePalma LS, West Virginia
Aaron Morris OG, Ole Miss
Casey Martin, WR, Southern Miss
Demarcus Ayers, WR, Houston
Shadrach Thornton RB NC State

*official visit.

 

white is not another slot corner. he's 5-11 193 lbs. i wouldn't mind having him here. lowery and benenoch have been moving up the draft boards as of lately, they may go much higher. i like brown and ioannidis for sure. i do like lee. i do like cash but i think there are better coverage safeties. williams and longa are good players to keep an eye on for sure.

 

Not a fan of the first six rounds, but I be thrilled if we got those two guys in the seventh on Saturday.

 

last draft on first pick .com
Your score is: 8434 (GRADE: B-)

Your Picks:
Round 1 Pick 25: Eli Apple, CB, Ohio State (A)
Round 2 Pick 27: Kenny Clark, DT, UCLA (A)
Round 3 Pick 26: Justin Simmons, FS, Boston College (A)
Round 4 Pick 25: Jatavis Brown, OLB/SS, Akron (B+)
Round 6 Pick 45 (COMP): Daryl Worley, CB, West Virginia (A+)
Round 7 Pick 8: Dadi Lhomme Nicolas, OLB, Virginia Tech (B+)
Round 7 Pick 25: Tavon Young, CB, Temple (A+)

 

Not bad.