(03-05-2018, 02:03 PM)Bullseye Wrote:

(03-05-2018, 01:55 PM)Jags02 Wrote:

If ARob leaves I'm perfectly content taking the 3rd WR off the board. I'm wondering about that LSU guy tho. He blew away the combine. I also still like St. Brown.

As for the overall mock, I really don't see Fitzpatrick lasting until #11.

I think the combination of his Senior Bowl  week and combine pushes Chark into the first round, possibly as high as Green Bay or Baltimore.  If ARob leaves and Chark is still on the board, I would strongly consider him at 29.

Every year, guys you don't anticipate falling end up doing just that.

If teams see Fitzpatrick as a S instead of a CB, I could see him falling a bit.

Given how he ran, I don't see how Vea drops as far as he does in this mock.

I am very high on D. J. Chark. I want the Jaguars to draft him, sure as a deep threat play-maker, but his hands are suspect. Rather than make thumbs out snags with his hands, Chark makes a lot of forearm cradle catches. 

Of course, the object of the forward pass is to complete the throw, but he's not a natural hands catcher. I saw a few double catches at the Combine. Michael Irvin even commented about one he saw during the gauntlet drill. 

For this I can't imagine he will be any higher than a mid second round pick.

Also, I mentioned in another post, Darnold declined to run and throw. This was a late decision. Years back, Andrew Luck ran a forty or two, but did NOT throw. We learned later that he had already been informed he was Indianapolis-bound and was negotiating with the the Colts.

The top two teams are allowed to negotiate the contracts of the first two draftees.

My hunch is Darnold to Cleveland and Quenton Nelson to the Giants.

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