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Quote:What makes you think that draft couldnt happen?

I think Jesse James at worst is a 5th Round choice due to his size/ability. I also believe Erving/Williams will be gone before we select in the 4th.

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LEONARD WILLIAMS - I think we all know who he is by now. I wanted Shane Ray, but the Tacks took him.
USC
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KEVIN WHITE - People may think this is a waste of a pick but honestly was the BAP. His highlights speak for themselves I know what people say about highlights, but this guy with Hurns = Thunder & Lightning 2.0.
WVU
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CAMERON ERVING - considered one of the best offensive tackles in the ACC, but when the team needed him to move to center Erving moved willingly and the Seminoles are reaping the benefits. Start and plug anywhere.
FLORIDA STATE
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NICK O'LEARY - John Mackey Award winner for being the nation’s top tight end. Using both his power and speed, O’Leary has dominated for the Seminoles as a run blocker, skilled receiver and punishing runner after the catch. He holds Florida State career records for a tight end with 113 receptions, 1,587 yards and 17 TDs.
FLORIDA STATE
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ERIC ROWE - Tall Corner, Very instinctive, Could only find HS Highlights sorry. Also a Good tackler. (Attending Senior Bowl)
UTAH
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LADARIUS GUNTER - Tall corner, Physical and Instinctive cover skills. Excellent Tackler. (Attending Senior Bowl)
MIAMI
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CLAYTON GEATHERS - Tall Safety, Very Physical, Decent cover skills, Excellent Tackler and Leader. (Attending Senior Bowl)
UCF
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Decided to go in a different direction this time.

 

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DE Shane Ray Missouri - I usually pick Leonard Williams, but retried the draft until he was gone. In this instance neither top 2 team took a QB so I would have been looking to trade back if possible; probably taken Shaq Thompson, OLB. Took Ray over Cooper because I like what we have at WR and Ray I believe will turn out to be a JPP type of freak athlete. It will work itself out more over the next few months.

 

36: R2P4

C/OT Cameron Erving Florida State - Haven't been going OL here, but really there is great value to be had at 36. I think Erving is a huge upgrade at C or at RT. He was a decent LT, but really is more of a mauler and shined once they moved him to C. I think he would also shine at RT with a TE outside of him enabling straight ahead blocking.

 

67: R3P3

RB Todd Gurley Georgia - If their draft board is going to let me get a potential All-Pro offensive playmaker in the third round, I have to snap him up regardless of needs.

 

100: R4P4

WR Justin Hardy East Carolina - We've gotten nothing substantial in the punt return game since the kinda-fake-fair-catch play years ago. Averaged 11.2 yards a return and is also a polished slot receiver. Only question is his top end speed.

 

131: R5P3

CB/S Eric Rowe Utah - Like others on here I see him as a FS. Hasn't put up great INT numbers, but has dropped quite a few potential INTs. Personally I like a guy who can get his hands on the ball and will look for an elite player at the position in the future. Also tough enough and a good enough tackler that he could be a 4-way special teams guy if he can't win the starting safety spot.

 

164: R6P4

TE Tyler Kroft Rutgers - Undersized TE at 240 he's exactly what the offense has been lacking at the position, an athlete that can catch the ball. Good enough blocker that we can line him up on the line on occasion and punish teams that bring in extra DBs treating him as a 3rd WR.

 

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OT Austin Shepherd - Scouting reports have said "surprisingly light feet" for a guy his size, but will need some work before being ready to handle the speed rushers in the NFL. Drafted for depth at OT which is desperately needed.

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KEVIN WHITE - People may think this is a waste of a pick but honestly was the BAP. His highlights speak for themselves I know what people say about highlights, but this guy with Hurns = Thunder & Lightning 2.0.
WVU
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Him being available at 36 is a joke.

Does FSU use a zone blocking scheme or is it more power blocking?

Quote:Him being available at 36 is a joke.

 

Lol, I've seen mocks that have him at 4, but I think thats a joke as well.

 

Here's my latest.  I took Funchess in the second and O'leary was still there in the 4th.  I know it would never happen, but I couldn't pass that up.

 

3: R1P3   - DT LEONARD WILLIAMS USC

36: R2P4  - TE DEVIN FUNCHESS  MICHIGAN

67: R3P3   - G TRE' JACKSON  FLORIDA STATE

100: R4P4  - TE NICK O'LEARY   FLORIDA STATE

131: R5P3   - CB ALEX CARTER  STANFORD

164: R6P4   - OT DONOVAN SMITH  PENN STATE

195: R7P3   - OT D.J. HUMPHRIES   FLORIDA

Quote:Does FSU use a zone blocking scheme or is it more power blocking?

 

I'm pretty sure from what I remember seeing that it was a zone technique.

I'm starting to get on the Shane Ray wagon a bit. I still want Williams simply for his power and versatility, but I'd be okay with Ray as well.

Quote:I'm starting to get on the Shane Ray wagon a bit. I still want Williams simply for his power and versatility, but I'd be okay with Ray as well.

Most likely going to be Williams, Ray or Gregory. I'm ok with any of them but I agree i want Williams the most.

 

Best thing here is if Mariota falls to 3, we make a trade with the Jets to go to 6 and still end up with Ray or Gregory.

Quote:Him being available at 36 is a joke.

 

I agree with you, but its how the chips fell on the simulator.

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RANDY GREGORY
NEBRASKA
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CAMERON ERVING
FLORIDA STATE
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TODD GURLEY
GEORGIA
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CHRIS HACKETT
TCU
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JEFF HEUERMAN
OHIO STATE
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JAKE RYAN
MICHIGAN
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DYSHAWN DAVIS
SYRACUSE
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3: R1P3

DT

LEONARD WILLIAMS


USC



36: R2P4


DE

ALVIN DUPREE


KENTUCKY



67: R3P3


OT

CEDRIC OGBUEHI


TEXAS A&M



100: R4P4


RB

TODD GURLEY


GEORGIA



131: R5P3


CB

IFO EKPRE-OLOMU


OREGON



164: R6P4


TE

TYLER KROFT


RUTGERS



195: R7P3


S

TYLER HUNTER


FLORIDA STATE

3: R1P3
 


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<div>DT LEONARD WILLIAMS
USC
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<div>OT JAKE FISHER
OREGON
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<div>TE CLIVE WALFORD
MIAMI
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<div>RB TODD GURLEY
GEORGIA
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<div>CB ALEX CARTER
STANFORD
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<div>OT D.J. HUMPHRIES
FLORIDA
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<div>QB NICK MARSHALL
AUBURN
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DE
RANDY GREGORY

NEBRASKA


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C
CAMERON ERVING

FLORIDA STATE


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RB
TODD GURLEY

GEORGIA


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S
CHRIS HACKETT

TCU


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TE
JEFF HEUERMAN

OHIO STATE


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OLB
JAKE RYAN

MICHIGAN


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OLB
DYSHAWN DAVIS

SYRACUSE

I think I could live with this :thumbsup:

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<div>DT LEONARD WILLIAMS
USC
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<div>OT TY SAMBRAILO
COLORADO STATE
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<div>WR ANTWAN GOODLEY
BAYLOR
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<div>C REESE DISMUKES
AUBURN
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<div>RB DAVID JOHNSON
NORTHERN IOWA
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<div>DE OWAMAGBE ODIGHIZUWA
UCLA
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<div>TE JEAN SIFRIN
UMASS
 
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<div>DE SHANE RAY
MISSOURI
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<div>WR KEVIN WHITE
WVU
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<div>TE CLIVE WALFORD
MIAMI
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<div>RB TODD GURLEY
GEORGIA
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<div>DT GABE WRIGHT
AUBURN
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<div>OT D.J. HUMPHRIES
FLORIDA
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<div>QB NICK MARSHALL
AUBURN
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Finally one where Williams went before the Jags pick


VIEW EACH TEAM'S DRAFT


3: R1P3

DE SHANE RAY

MISSOURI


36: R2P4

TE DEVIN FUNCHESS

MICHIGAN


67: R3P3

OT JAKE FISHER

OREGON


100: R4P4

WR DEVIN SMITH

OHIO STATE


131: R5P3

CB ERIC ROWE

UTAH


164: R6P4

G QUINTON SPAIN

WEST VIRGINIA


195: R7P3

S TYLER HUNTER

FLORIDA STATE

DT - L Williams - USC

OL - C Erving - FSU

RB - A Abdullah - Nebraska

WR - S Coates - Auburn

DB - Ifo - Oregon

I've just had a go at this with trades. And I learnt two things....


If you trade past ten, you can give up on getting one of the top pass rushers. And it's worth trading back to get extra picks in round two and three, because that's where the real value is.


So this is what I ended up with after trading down to 11 to get extra picks in rounds 2,3 and 4 and then again with the Eagles, to get a third pick in round two.


20 - R1P20

TE MAXX WILLIAMS

MINNESOTA

A pass-catching tight end, to give Bortles a real outlet (the alternatives at this point weren't great)


36 - R2P4

DE NATE ORCHARD

UTAH

Pass rusher who has performed well at the Senior Bowl


45 - R2P13

OT JAKE FISHER

OREGON

Mobile right tackle who is used to zone blocking


52 - R2P20

ILB ERIC KENDRICKS

UCLA

Best Middle linebacker available


67 - R3P3

S CHRIS HACKETT

TCU

Hard hitting free safety who makes his fair share of interceptions too


76 - R3P12

OLB PAUL DAWSON

TCU

Personal issues aside, he sounds like a real danger at LB


100 - R4P4

CB SENQUEZ GOLSON

OLE MISS

a bit short, but he can break up a passing game


107 - R4P11

RB JAVORIUS ALLEN

USC

Big juggernaut of a RB as backup to Toby


131 - R5P3

OLB JAKE RYAN

MICHIGAN

Depth at LB


164 - R6P4

WR PHILLIP DORSETT

MIAMI

Sounds a bit like Ace Sanders... Let's have another go at that one...


195 - R7P3

FB JALSTON FOWLER

ALABAMA

Another one to impress at the senior bowl and could be useful blocker

Not very realistic but would take this in a heartbeat

 


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<div>DT LEONARD WILLIAMS
USC
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<div>DE NATE ORCHARD
UTAH
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<div>RB AMEER ABDULLAH
NEBRASKA
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<div>OLB PAUL DAWSON
TCU
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<div>TE JESSE JAMES
PENN STATE
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<div>CB KEVIN WHITE
TCU
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<div>WR PHILLIP DORSETT
MIAMI
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