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Mega Mock and Potential Final 53
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Quote:i'm not criticising your mock it's as good and as realistic for any i've seen going 50+ picks inI wasn't trying to be condescending towards you. However, we obviously have a very different idea of what an "impact WR" should be. Sure, Sanders was 2nd in receptions for us, bt that's not saying much. He was 97th in the NFL in yardage, had ONE touchdown, and ONE play over 40 yards. The game seemed to big and too fast for him most of the time from where I sat. Far from an impact WR, so that's why I was half way serious when I asked if you watch the games. Without any trades, I think the top 8 you have listed there could be very realistic. There will probably be two trades in the top 8 though, and maybe 3 trades if the Jets move up to take a CB. 1. HOU - QB B. Bortles 2. OAK - DE J. Clowney (from STL) 3. ATL - OLB K. Mack (from JAC) 4. CLE - QB T. Bridgewater 5. STL - OT G. Robinson (from OAK) 6. JAC - WR S. Watkins (from ATL) 7. TAM - OT J. Matthews 8. NYJ - CB D. Dennard (from MIN) 9. BUF - OT T. Lewan 10. DET - CB J. Gilbert *Oakland bypasses the QB hype and trades up to nab Clowney to make up for some of their questionable free agent moves on the D-line. *Atlanta fears Cleveland will snag OLB Mack at #4, so they ring up their old buddy Caldwell for a trade. They help Caldwell out by giving him an extra 3rd round pick, and Caldwell helps them out by going easy on them with only requiring a 3rd round pick for the swap. Caldwell gambles that Sammy Watkins is still there at #6, and in this scenario he is. *Rex Ryan is appeased, and the Jets move up to take the best CB in the draft at #8. Minnesota trades down and takes Johnny Manziel at #18 after he falls. <p style="margin-left:0px;">*In round 2, since Oakland traded their pick, and Minnesota, Houston and Cleveland got their QB's in round 1, Derek Carr falls to the Jags at #39. We then take OG and OC in round 3. <p style="margin-left:0px;"> <p style="margin-left:0px;">1. WR S. Watkins <p style="margin-left:0px;">2. QB D. Carr <p style="margin-left:0px;">3. OC Weston Richburg <p style="margin-left:0px;">3. OG Brandon Thomas |
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