So, 2nd Round Targets?

Here are mine:

1. Marqise Lee, Jordan Matthews, Stephon Tuitt

2. Austin Seferian-Jenkins, Jace Amaro, Allen Robinson, Jarvis Landry, Cody Latimer, Stanley Jean-Baptiste

3. Louis Nix, Ra'Shede Hageman, Davante Adams

4. Morgan Moses, Joel Bitonio, all the top OGs (I like all these guys, I just don't want to go OL if we can help it), Troy Niklas

Who else?

I was definitely looking at some LBs here, but took them all out. We MUST go WR/TE/CB/DE.

 

If we don't go corner, there's at least two posters who are gonna go Chernobyl.

I don't want a DE/NT to be honest 'cos I can't imagine them seeing the field for 3 years. I want a starter at CB and WR in the next 2 rounds.

 

I am hoping for Nix. We are still trying to plug that hole left by Casey Hampton. If we get a true NT, we can move McLendon to an end position, replacing Hood and shoring up our line. Add that to our selection of Shazier, Jarvis last year and our front 7 should be set for a couple of years. Just my $.02 - for what that is worth.

 

If he's available he'd be great value, having him tie up blockers allowing our LB's to get pressure on the QB could really help our pass defence, only thing is I'm not sure I could bear the howls of anguish at lack of CB again from some quarters. Steelers have hit on some decent DB's in later rounds, Ike and Keenan particularly I suppose.

Maybe Gaines, McGill or Watkins as a CB in the 2nd?

Martavis Bryant in the 3rd?

 

I'm betting we will go with DL or CB depending on whom has the most value at 46.

 

There's gonna be really good DL, CB and WR at that pick. Could we trade down and pick up a 3rd and still get a quality player or would nobody give a 3rd to move up at this stage?

 

Which CB's do you think will be available at 97?

 

They will either go CB, S, DT, DE, or WR. With ever provides the most value for the position.
I'm confident somebody will slide and we will end up with a decent player.

 

At WR strongly look at Lee, if he slips that low. Then either Cody Latimer or Allen Robinson.
If Louis Nix III or Kony Ealy are there you have to upgrade the D line.

People are going to freak but I'm not sure of a decent corner worth at 2nd rounder at this point,
Maybe we can get someboody in the 3rd or 4th.

 

McGill's an intriguing prospect, size and speed. If we went Moncrief or Matthews and got MacGill at 97 I'd be happy enough

 

Here's this...from NFLDraftScout.com
Tuitt has been in a ton of mocks for us.
I am still hoping for Jordan Matthews.

With the first 32 picks of the 2014 NFL Draft in the books, teams will reset their boards and prepare for the second and third rounds on Friday. Here's a quick look at how the second round (picks 33-64) might play out:


33. Houston Texans – Louis Nix, NT, Notre Dame
A quarterback is possible here, but Houston can get Tom Savage in the third round, get the behemoth nose tackle now.


34. Washington Redskins – Joel Bitonio, OL, Nevada
The Redskins have offensive line needs and Bitonio has the skill-set to line up at tackle or guard.


35. Cleveland Browns – Cody Latimer, WR, Indiana
Cleveland needs to find a No. 2 receiver to pair with Josh Gordon and Latimer has all the tools needed for the position.


36. Oakland Raiders – Derek Carr, QB, Fresno State
Oakland went with an impact pass rusher in the first round, the future starting quarterback could be the target in the second.


37. Atlanta Falcons – Kony Ealy, DE, Missouri
The Falcons went with the offensive tackle at No. 6, now it's time to address the pass rush with Ealy.


38. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Cyrus Kouandjio, OT, Alabama
Anthony Collins was brought in, but the Buccaneers are still looking for tackle depth and Kouandjio is a good value here.


39. Jacksonville Jaguars – Marqise Lee, WR, USC
Regardless if Blake Bortles or Chad Henne is at quarterback, more weapons are needed with Blackmon not expected back in 2014.


40. Seattle Seahawks – Timmy Jernigan, DT, Florida State
The Seahawks are in a position to restock on the defensive line and add a versatile lineman like Jernigan.


41. Buffalo Bills – Jace Amaro, TE, Texas Tech
After trading up for Watkins in the first instead of waiting for Ebron at No. 9, the Bills can continue and add weapons for E.J. Manuel.


42. Tennessee Titans – Jimmy Garoppolo, QB, Eastern Illinois
The Titans have been doing their homework on this quarterback class and Garoppolo could be an intriguing developmental option.


43. New York Giants – Carlos Hyde, RB, Ohio State
Rashad Jennings was brought in to start, but Hyde would be an excellent addition and give New York a powerful 1-2 punch.


44. St. Louis Rams – Lamarcus Joyner, DB, Florida State
St. Louis plays Tyrann Mathieu twice a year so they understand the value of versatile defensive back who can cover and hit.


45. Detroit Lions – Scott Crichton, DE, Oregon State
The Lions lost several defensive ends to free agency, including Willie Young and Crichton would help them rebuild the depth at the position.


46. Pittsburgh Steelers – Stephon Tuitt, DL, Notre Dame
Pittsburgh needs to revamp their front-three and Tuitt was born to play the 5-technique spot in a 3-4 scheme.


47. Dallas Cowboys – Demarcus Lawrence, DE, Boise State
As the Cowboys look to replace Demarcus Ware, Lawrence could be that pass rusher they covet for the right defensive end spot.


48. Baltimore Ravens – Xavier Su'a-Filo, OG, UCLA
Versatile Kelechi Osemele can kick out to right tackle with Su'a-Filo stepping in and starting as a rookie at guard.


49. New York Jets – Phillip Gaines, CB, Rice
The Jets addressed the safety position in the first round and could improve the cornerback spot with Gaines here.


50. Miami Dolphins – Allen Robinson, WR, Penn State
Miami drafted someone to help protect Ryan Tannehill in the first round, this pick could another pass catcher for him to target.


51. Chicago Bears – Ra'Shede Hageman, DT, Minnesota
Chicago needs to improve the interior of the defensive line and Hageman gives them options.


52. Arizona Cardinals – Pierre Desir, CB, Lindenwood
Patrick Peterson and Antonio Cromartie are the starters, but Desir would be able to learn behind them.


53. Green Bay Packers – Austin Seferian-Jenkins, TE, Washington
A player Ted Thompson likely considered in the first round is here for them in the second round.


54. Philadelphia Eagles – Bashaud Breeland, DB, Clemson
Chip Kelly addressed the pass rush in the first round and might look to the secondary with this pick.


55. Cincinnati Bengals – Morgan Moses, OT, Virginia
With Anthony Collins moving on, the Bengals could use added depth on the offensive line.


56. San Francisco 49ers – Billy Turner, OL, North Dakota State
San Francisco loves mean, nasty linemen up front and Turner can be groomed to be an eventual starter.


57. San Diego Chargers – Weston Richburg, C, Colorado State
Nick Hardwick will be 32 years old this season and Richburg is a plug and play type who can also line up at guard.


58. New Orleans Saints – Marcus Martin, C, USC
New Orleans will need to address their interior offensive line at some point and Martin falls to them here.


59. Indianapolis Colts – Terrence Brooks, FS, Florida State
The Colts need to replace Antoine Bethea in the secondary and Brooks is an ideal fit with his ability to play both free and strong.


60. Carolina Panthers – Jack Mewhort, OT, Ohio State
The Panthers went wideout in the first and will likely look to the offensive line in the second.


61. San Francisco 49ers – Davante Adams, WR, Fresno State
A player that will remind them of Michael Crabtree, Adams gives Colin Kaepernick another versatile receiving target.


62. New England Patriots – Troy Niklas, TE, Notre Dame
The Patriots are expected to add a tight end at some point in the first few rounds and Niklas fits really well as a secondary option there.


63. Denver Broncos – Donte Moncrief, WR, Mississippi
With Eric Decker no longer in Denver, the Broncos could add some young talent to the wide receiver position.


64. Seattle Seahawks – Stanley Jean-Baptiste, CB, Nebraska
The Seahawks are always looking for tall, long cornerbacks who fit their scheme and Jean-Baptiste could be that prospect.

 

phillip gaines can shut down one side of the field.
kyle van noy can create splash plays at any time.
martavis Bryant could be the big, fast, tall WR that could compliment our shorter, fast, quick WR's and give ben a big deep threat.


those are my 3 targets tonight.

 

I think this round may fall badly for us ? It depends on which spot takes a run .IMO it will be the WR spot which will leave us stuck with A DT or OT none of which I think are special...

What I think would be best is for Jimmy Garoppolo the QB to be available. At which point he would be the BPA on my board and someone a few picks back will want. At which point my target would be Keith McGill CB from Utah and get our 3rd. round pick back..

I am not sure why Teams don't draft a player to force trades like they used to. IMO there will be 5 or 6 Teams behind us looking for a QB and probably have toss ups between Jimmy, Tom Savage and AJ so if we select 1 It will force the other Team to get there guy and will in high probability get our 3rd. round pick back.

 

Take best available CB or WR.

 

Completely agree. Completely. I can see at LEAST one of those guys left listed above being left in round 3. I personally am hoping we do what we did last year by moving next year's 3rd rounder for an additonal pick this year, especially if we can get one near the top of the round.

 

Martavis bryant/Mcgill/Gaines