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How I would handle this years draft

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First of all I beleive in BPA and not reaching for need, but in an ideal world I would do the following come draft time:

1. I would Draft A LT in round one and start him from day 1. The key he is to start him from day 1, the jets drafted two offensive lineman and started both the minute they got there and their offensive line has improved tremendously.

2. I would draft a CB in rnd 2 and also start him from day 1.

Round 3: WR/TE/RB - I would draft the best player at one of these positions, anyone that trusts ricky will be back and ready to go needs to buy this bridge I have to sell.

Round 4: WR/TE/RB - whatever wwe didn't get in round 3 draft in round 4

Round 6: Linebacker

Round 7: Defensive Lineman


That would be my game plan.
 
I think LB in round 3 or maybe 4. Not to say you cant get quality in LB in later rounds ( see Zach Thomas)
 
i agree.but what sucks with the corners is that are schemes are so hard to learn,and pick up .hell the vets have a hard time,and dont get it until game 5 at least.if we played are old cover 2,with press coverage. it would be alot easier to draft a rookie and put him in from day one.but we dont do it any more.so if we do pick up a rooke cb,and he dosnt pick it up right away,everyone will say he's a bust.it's a tuff call.
 
You can't just say a LT in round one becuase when we pick it will be a huge reach for any Tackle we pick
 
You could list your needs by priority .... but you have to draft by BPA to an extent .... meaning:

IF there was a Merriman at our position this year -- you'd be crazy not to take him ....

Same could be said for LT, CB / S, WR or QB .... it depends upon the person and then the needs --- you can just NEVER pass up on a special player ... right now we have exactly 1 -- JT [ZT is not a special player - in the sense that teams do NOT game plan for him; other than putting their TEs against him in coverage -- JT they do]
 
Skeet84 said:
You can't just say a LT in round one becuase when we pick it will be a huge reach for any Tackle we pick

I was thinking this too.

In one sentence you say take BPA and not reach to fill a need and then in the next paragraph you're taking a LT when the BPA available when we pick won't be a LT.

I agree though....I think we should take the best DB, DL, LB, OL available in round 1.

Saban2005, just out of interest, who would you take a quality LT isnt available when we pick? :-)
 
I agree with BPA, who would you choose if we have 2 players that are the BPA but at different positions of need. Who wins out? I say LB over SS/CB b/c based on our current draft position unless some juniors change their mind we would be reaching for a OL.

1. LB or SS/CB
same for Round 2
3. BPA
4. RB/WR (possible steals) or BPA (If we could i will trade down and try and get a 5th rd pic---but hay thats dreaming)
6. LB
7. DL
 
BPA.....we have so many needs that I think we just need to rank players and then when we come to pick take BPA....just make sure the guys we take on Day One are capable of starting.
 
Roman529 said:
BPA.....we have so many needs that I think we just need to rank players and then when we come to pick take BPA....just make sure the guys we take on Day One are capable of starting.

Exactly. The future is most definitely now so Saban & Mue have to hit on most of the picks. I just wish that after we accumulate additional picks from trades(and we will trade one or two of our players :fire:), coach has the marbles to move up & select that special player.
 
1.With both Jake Long and Sam Baker staying for the Sr seasons, the only OT that is a lock for the first round is Joe Thomas. Levi Brown will more than likely be a late first round selection, Justin Blaylock is going to be a guard, and two other guys I like (Joe Staley and Aaron Sears) would be big reaches in the mid 1st.

2.We could go CB in the 2nd, but I'd go CB in the first (especially if Revis and Cason come out). But there should be some good talent. Again, I'd look at a couple All-Americans linemen here, Josh Beekman or Dan Mozes(3rd round?)

3.I'd take a TE, I have us taking Matt Spaeth in my mock. There are a lot of good TEs in this class (not first rounders, but really good TEs) and a lot of the top TE's are legit 6'6 or 6'7. That would be huge for a team that has red zone struggles.

4.I'd say LB, maybe get someone like Garrett Wolfe at RB.

5.It's going to Detroit for Joey

6&7-It doesn't matter what position we draft here since it's unlikely they'll contribute their rookie year outside of ST. I'd take a QB to develop with one of the picks though.
 
Saban2005 said:
First of all I beleive in BPA and not reaching for need, but in an ideal world I would do the following come draft time:

1. I would Draft A LT in round one and start him from day 1. The key he is to start him from day 1, the jets drafted two offensive lineman and started both the minute they got there and their offensive line has improved tremendously.

2. I would draft a CB in rnd 2 and also start him from day 1.

Round 3: WR/TE/RB - I would draft the best player at one of these positions, anyone that trusts ricky will be back and ready to go needs to buy this bridge I have to sell.

Round 4: WR/TE/RB - whatever wwe didn't get in round 3 draft in round 4

Round 6: Linebacker

Round 7: Defensive Lineman


That would be my game plan.

Once again, like the past 2 coaching regimes, you forgot about the single most important position on the team....QB.
This team will be stuck in neutral until they commit to finding a true franchise QB.
 
I think LB in round 3 or maybe 4. Not to say you cant get quality in LB in later rounds ( see Zach Thomas)
Prescott Brugess from Michigan might still be an option for a 2nd day linebacker. I think he is better than David Harris even though Harris may be a first round pick.
 
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