GBN 3 round mock 4/7/14

[jim1]

http://www.gbnreport.com/3-roundprojection.html

I'd rather have Weston Richburg, Martavis Bryant or David Yankey in the 2nd rd instead of DT Easley, especially with Mitchell signed and Starks re-signed. iirc Easley popped his ACL last year as well.

 

[j-off-her-doll]

I would not be happy with that, but it looks like something we might do.

 

[hoops]

don't understand why we would take anyone who has popped his acl multiple times with a high pick...that's a medical red flag if i ever saw one

 

[Mudder1310]

I don't see that happening either. Martin/Sankey is certainly possible, but in the second to take a D lineman? Especially one with injury history, questionable.

 

[clashcityrocker]

****ing terrible.

 

[Buddy]

I don't see that happening either. Martin/Sankey is certainly possible, but in the second to take a D lineman? Especially one with injury history, questionable.

I agree, Martin and Sankey are quite possible. Sandwich Borland, Benjamin (dreaming!), or Bryant in there and we are talking!

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[gregorygrant83]

If the draft developed in the fashion GBN shows I would try to trade down in both the first and second rounds. I would offer pick 19 to Washington, who wants to recoup the first round pick they traded for RGIII, in exchange for their second (34th overall) and third (66th). I would then try to trade Miami's second round pick (50th) to Cleveland for both of their third round picks (71st and 83rd).

That would give Miami 5 picks in the 2nd and 3rd round, with picks 34,66,71,81 and 83. Based on the GBN board Miami could walk away with: Morgan Moses - tackle, Joel Bitonio - guard, Tre Mason- rb, Jaylen Watkins - cb, Telvin Smith - linebacker. Miami would still hold picks in the 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th to select the best players available.

It may be far fetched, but that's how I would try to play it.

 

[fisi]

No waay Austin Sefarian-Jenkins makes it to 53 and Nooo way Miami pass on ASJ at 50. Sub ASJ for Easley and we have a draft I can live with.

 

[fisi]

If the draft developed in the fashion GBN shows I would try to trade down in both the first and second rounds. I would offer pick 19 to Washington, who wants to recoup the first round pick they traded for RGIII, in exchange for their second (34th overall) and third (66th). I would then try to trade Miami's second round pick (50th) to Cleveland for both of their third round picks (71st and 83rd).

That would give Miami 5 picks in the 2nd and 3rd round, with picks 34,66,71,81 and 83. Based on the GBN board Miami could walk away with: Morgan Moses - tackle, Joel Bitonio - guard, Tre Mason- rb, Jaylen Watkins - cb, Telvin Smith - linebacker. Miami would still hold picks in the 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th to select the best players available.

It may be far fetched, but that's how I would try to play it.

Dude, you are way over thinking this draft. Keep it simple silly. Draft for need and fit, period!

 

[DKphin]

You may not like Easley, but if he is healthy, he is a immediate rotation guy. With that being said, I concur that his injury history would make hesitant to take him in the second. I also can not see us taking another RB in the first 3 rds.

 

[Coach_Rob]

im good with round 1 and 3. make ASJ or borland round 2 and im a happy camper

 

[Buff]

Thats very average. Martin i can see, and expect in the 1st, but Easley in the 2nd....no thanks. Steferin Jenkins in the 2nd or Chris Borland (who i dont see anywhere on the board), Yankey, Moncrief, Mewhort, Mason....i could go on....

 

[HoneyB]

GBN is a great site. Mocks are mostly garbage on any site.

I don't like Sankey at all. And we already have Miller and Moreno, I'd rather have Jeremy Hill, who they mock the Dolphins passing up on. But Hill is a better fit because he can do what the other two don't do, he has that size and power, plus he can catch.

 

[nick1]

I don't see it you take Jeremy hill over sankey and you don't take dline at all it won't help this team