doubt it, I think he goes late first or early 2nd

 

 

I think he goes even higher than that. I believe he will be gone by the mid 1st. 

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I think he goes even higher than that. I believe he will be gone by the mid 1st. 

I dont think he goes before Cook nor Fournette and I doubt 3 RBs go in the top half of the 1st round

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I dont think he goes before Cook nor Fournette and I doubt 3 RBs go in the top half of the 1st round

He wont, that guy is just biased towards d'onta

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<div style="font-size:26px;">4: R1P4

<div>DL
JONATHAN ALLEN
ALABAMA
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<div style="font-size:26px;">36: R2P4

<div>G
DAN FEENEY
INDIANA
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<div style="font-size:26px;">68: R3P4

<div>RB
D'ONTA FOREMAN
TEXAS
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</div>

<div style="font-size:26px;">107: R4P4

<div>C
PAT ELFLEIN
OHIO STATE
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<div style="font-size:26px;">146: R5P4

<div>CB
RASUL DOUGLAS
WEST VIRGINIA
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</div>

<div style="font-size:26px;">183: R6P4

<div>LB
EJUAN PRICE
PITTSBURGH
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</div>

<div style="font-size:26px;">222: R7P4

<div>WR
JOSH REYNOLDS
TEXAS A&M
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</div>
 

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This is the best one I've seen. Allen, Elfein and Feeney may end up the best NFL players at their positions from this draft and all play positions of need for the Jaguars. Foreman will never be available where you took him, but the other 3 are possible. Each would become immediate starters and big upgrades over what the Jags currently have. If this happenned, the team would have quality depth on the interior of the offensive line. Linder could be moved back to guard and Cann would probably be relegated to backup based on his mediocre play this year.  It will take luck for Feeney to fall to the 2nd round, but quality guards often fall in the draft due the position they play. Hopefully he won't do too great at the combine and Senior Bowl. No one would have predicted Jack would fall to the 2nd round so anything is possible. 

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This is the best one I've seen. Allen, Elfein and Feeney may end up the best NFL players at their positions from this draft and all play positions of need for the Jaguars. Foreman will never be available where you took him, but the other 3 are possible. Each would become immediate starters and big upgrades over what the Jags currently have. If this happenned, the team would have quality depth on the interior of the offensive line. Linder could be moved back to guard and Cann would probably be relegated to backup based on his mediocre play this year.  It will take luck for Feeney to fall to the 2nd round, but quality guards often fall in the draft due the position they play. Hopefully he won't do too great at the combine and Senior Bowl. No one would have predicted Jack would fall to the 2nd round so anything is possible. 

I like the late round picks in this draft as well. Douglas is a big corner with 8 picks and a FF, and 7 PD.  Price has 13 sacks and 3 FF and could be a back up LB and can be used in passing downs

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My newest stab at it.

 

Admittedly I passed on Myles Garrett. 

I went with a rather unsexy draft.

 


<div style="font-size:26px;">3: R1P3
 

<div>OT CAM ROBINSON
ALABAMA
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<div style="font-size:26px;">35: R2P3
 

<div>G DAN FEENEY
INDIANA
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<div style="font-size:26px;">67: R3P3
 

<div>TE EVAN ENGRAM
OLE MISS
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<div style="font-size:26px;">106: R4P3
 

<div>S MARCUS MAYE
FLORIDA
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<div style="font-size:26px;">145: R5P3
 

<div>EDGE BRYAN COX
FLORIDA
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<div style="font-size:26px;">182: R6P3
 

<div>RB DE'VEON SMITH
MICHIGAN
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<div style="font-size:26px;">221: R7P3
 

<div>G JOHNNY CASPERS
STANFORD
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YOUR PICKS

<div style="font-size:26px;">1: R1P3
 

<div>EDGE MYLES GARRETT
TEXAS A&M
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<div style="font-size:26px;">2: R2P3
 

<div>G DAN FEENEY
INDIANA
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<div style="font-size:26px;">3: R3P3
 

<div>C ETHAN POCIC
LSU
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<div style="font-size:26px;">4: R4P3
 

<div>LB ANTHONY WALKER
NORTHWESTERN
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<div style="font-size:26px;">5: R5P3
 

<div>RB DONNEL PUMPHREY
SAN DIEGO STATE
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<div style="font-size:26px;">6: R6P3
 

<div>CB M.J. STEWART
NORTH CAROLINA
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<div style="font-size:26px;">7: R7P3
 

<div>S NATE ANDREWS
FLORIDA STATE
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I was wrong about Trent Baalke. 

3: R1P3

DL JONATHAN ALLEN

ALABAMA


35: R2P3

OT CAM ROBINSON

ALABAMA


67: R3P3

QB PATRICK MAHOMES

TEXAS TECH


106: R4P3

EDGE MARQUIS HAYNES

OLE MISS


145: R5P3

RB JAMES CONNER

PITTSBURGH


182: R6P3

EDGE TREY HENDRICKSON

FLORIDA ATLANTIC


221: R7P3

S NATHAN GERRY

NEBRASKA

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3: R1P3

DL JONATHAN ALLEN

ALABAMA


35: R2P3

OT CAM ROBINSON

ALABAMA


67: R3P3

QB PATRICK MAHOMES

TEXAS TECH


106: R4P3

EDGE MARQUIS HAYNES

OLE MISS


145: R5P3

RB JAMES CONNER

PITTSBURGH


182: R6P3

EDGE TREY HENDRICKSON

FLORIDA ATLANTIC


221: R7P3

S NATHAN GERRY

NEBRASKA

Great job on this one. Don't see Robinson falling to 2nd, but that would be a steal. Throw in Mahomes, Conner and the safest pick in the draft (Allen) and this is an A draft (on paper).

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3: R1P3 – EDGE, MYLES GARRETT, TEXAS A&M

 

He was the best option at the top of the board. To me, it was a no-brainer.


 

 

35: R2P3 – C, ETHAN POCIC, LSU

 

Shore up the Offensive Line. Let the O Line coach figure out who goes to G between him and Linder but this addition should fix the LG spot for the foreseeable future.

 

 

67: R3P – EDGE, HAASON REDDICK, TEMPLE

 

This was kind of a "luxury" pick, but I would love to have Reddick on this roster. 

 

 

106: R4P3 – S, QUIN BLANDING, VIRGINIA

 

Safety still isn't fixed. So, we throw talent at the problem

 

 

145: R5P3 – WR, STACY COLEY, MIAMI (FLA.)

 

A good player on a bad team. He's got a long list of production at Miami and I think he'll fit in quite nicely here.

 

 

182: R6P3 – RB, TAREAN FOLSTON, NOTRE DAME

 

Add to the RB room.

 

 

221: R7P3 – QB, JOSHUA DOBBS, TENNESSEE

 

Let's see what this guy can do.

 

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I'm trying to make myself more informed and less opinionated.

Stop saying whatever stupid thing you're talking about and pay attention to all the interesting things I have to say!

3: R1P3 – EDGE, MYLES GARRETT, TEXAS A&M

He was the best option at the top of the board. To me, it was a no-brainer.




35: R2P3 – C, ETHAN POCIC, LSU


Shore up the Offensive Line. Let the O Line coach figure out who goes to G between him and Linder but this addition should fix the LG spot for the foreseeable future.



67: R3P – EDGE, HAASON REDDICK, TEMPLE


This was kind of a "luxury" pick, but I would love to have Reddick on this roster.



106: R4P3 – S, QUIN BLANDING, VIRGINIA


Safety still isn't fixed. So, we throw talent at the problem



145: R5P3 – WR, STACY COLEY, MIAMI (FLA.)


A good player on a bad team. He's got a long list of production at Miami and I think he'll fit in quite nicely here.



182: R6P3 – RB, TAREAN FOLSTON, NOTRE DAME


Add to the RB room.



221: R7P3 – QB, JOSHUA DOBBS, TENNESSEE


Let's see what this guy can do.

Good call on Coley. He's electric and has developed quite nicely at Miami. He does need to put on a little weight as he seems to get hurt every time he gets tackled. But for a late round pick, would love to get a playmaker like him.

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Using Matt Miller's board: (This won't be a popular one)


(Myles Garrett was gone)

 


<div style="font-size:26px;">1: R1P3

<div>RB LEONARD FOURNETTE
LSU
</div>
</div>

<div style="font-size:26px;">2: R2P3
 

<div>EDGE CHARLES HARRIS
MISSOURI
</div>
</div>

<div style="font-size:26px;">3: R3P3
 

<div>C ETHAN POCIC
LSU
</div>
</div>

<div style="font-size:26px;">4: R4P3
 

<div>CB RASUL DOUGLAS
WEST VIRGINIA
</div>
</div>

<div style="font-size:26px;">5: R5P3
 

<div>DL DERRICK NNADI
FLORIDA STATE
</div>
</div>

<div style="font-size:26px;">6: R6P3
 

<div>S TEDRIC THOMPSON
COLORADO
</div>
</div>

<div style="font-size:26px;">7: R7P3
 

<div>EDGE TYUS BOWSER
HOUSTON
</div>
</div>

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I was wrong about Trent Baalke. 

Went for something a little bit different. Matt Millers board.


1) Johnathan Allen DE Alabama

Easy pick. We need more Dline help and pass rush, Allen fits that bill. Probably the cleanest pick in the draft.


2) Deshaun Watson QB Clemson

This won't happen for a number of reasons but I still think he's the best QB in this class. Had all the traits and intangibles to be a top QB in the NFL. Raises his game for the big games and has the athleticism to get him out of tight spots. Currently people are low on him because his season wasn't as good as his amazing year last year.


3) Pat Elfein C/G Ohio State

Think he's a day 1 starter at G or C. Just a really solid guy.


4) Ejuan Price DE Pitt

Explosive pass rusher with great production but only 6'0 250. You'd have to be creative with him but I tend to think he will succeed.


5) Nick Sirragusa G San Diego State

Huge run blocker. Paved the way for Donnel Pumphreys record breaking season running the ball.

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