3: R1P3
DE DANTE FOWLER JR.

                                    FLORIDA


<div style="font-size:26px;">36: R2P4
 

<div>ILB DENZEL PERRYMAN
MIAMI
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<div style="font-size:26px;">67: R3P3
 

<div>RB JAY AJAYI
BOISE STATE
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<div style="font-size:26px;">100: R4P4
 

<div>G JOHN MILLER
LOUISVILLE
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<div style="font-size:26px;">131: R5P3
 

<div>TE JEFF HEUERMAN
OHIO STATE
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<div style="font-size:26px;">164: R6P4
 

<div>CB NICK MARSHALL
AUBURN
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<div style="font-size:26px;">195: R7P3
 

<div>WR DARREN WALLER
GEORGIA TECH
 
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This is what I got. Top end defensive talent at the top plus a continuation of the "Help Blake" them of the off-season. The thing that makes me more excited with this draft is that we won't have 5th and 6th round player starting and playing heavy minutes. Outside of the top 2-3 rounds of player they won't be forced into starting roles. This is the year i think we focus on depth at strong positions where we have the luxury of developing them. 4th round and down will be brought into reserve roles to develop them properly while the top 3 get premium minutes. 
 
Marshall is an intriguing prospect that we may be able to move to safety. Miller is a starting guard whom we could either groom to unseat Beadles of just have for starting caliber depth in case of interior line injuries. Waller is a big 238 lb, 6'6 4.46 WR that we can have as a big target to develop behind Hurns, Lee, and Robinson with a veteran WR. He has all the measurables and is a good quality prospect to spend a seventh round pick on. Heuerman is another pass catching TE who can developed in order to "help Blake". Decent speed and great hands for a TE. Played against good competition in college. 

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