Quote:With the Draft order still in limbo, I'll just assume that JAX has the third selection in each round. Ignoring the Supplemental Draft selections being added for sake of conversation, their selection numbers then would be 3, 35, 67, 99, 131, 163, and 195. I'll base my picks off of CBSSports.com Prospect Rankings with a little leeway thrown in as I see fit.

 

First (3) Leonard Williams, DT/DE, USC - Big time player with big time production. He might even be as good as Watt with his athleticism and energy. Brings youth to what I think is the oldest part of the team, the Defensive Line. He's six and a half, 300 lbs. He's perfect to move all over the line and make the Offense play "where's Waldo" on every down.

 

Second (35) Todd Gurley, RB, Georgia - In my hunble opinion, he's a steal here. He's fast and I really believe that he's quicker than folks think. Might not have Marshawn Lynch like power, but he has enough. With him and Shoelace, the Backfield is set for a few seasons.

 

Third (67) Eric Stryker, LB, Oklahoma -  Playmaking LB that adds depth and talent to the LB group. Needs to bulk up some, so his rookie season may be a wash but the talent and athleticism is there. Really like this guy.

 

Fourth (99) Kurtis Drummond, FS, Michigan State - He comes from a quality defensive program at MSU and he's well respected around the building. He's not an In-The-Box Safety and he won't be as good as Earl Thomas but that's okay. He can fill the role of FS until someone better comes along. He's 6' 1, 200 and had back to back four interception seasons in 2013 and '14.

 

I'll be back in a bit to finish out my draft.

 

Fifth (Old No. 7) Jack Daniels, Whiskey, Tennessee - Just seeing if you're paying attention.

 

Fifth (131) Robert Myers, OT, Tennessee State - Big Offensive Lineman from a small school. Got himself a Senior Bowl invite so we can get a better look at him here in a few weeks. I've been hearing a bit of buzz about him but I don't know a whole lot just yet. Fills a need for Tackle depth. x

 

Sixth (193) Derrick Malone, OLB, Oregon - Four time letterman for the Ducks. Brings a little character to the team.

 

Seventh (225) Blake Bell, TE, Oklahoma - Could he be what Zack Miller was promised?

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