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This will be my last mock till the combine.
1. Brian Cushing, LB, USC - A hard nosed player that is versatile. Would like to see him play inside here. He's had some injuries in the past, but seemed to be relatively healthy this year. He's good at a multiple of things and has that aggressive instinct that you love to see. Follows through with his plays and works hard.
2a. Macho Harris, CB, Virginia Tech - Macho has been working hard at improving his man to man coverage. He has the skill and work ethic to continue to improve within a short period of time. He's physical, jamming his man at the line very well. Ballhawk type as well.
2b. Louis Delmas, S, Western Michigan - Delmas is a great character with the skills to match. He's another aggressive player and does well in coverage. Closes the cushion well. Also can help against the run. Leader type safety with great instincts.
3. Kraig Urbik, OL, Wisconsin - Big body that is versatile on the line. Primarily playing guard, but started an entire season at right tackle early in his career. Would add much needed depth along the line and is very good at resetting his stance against defensive moves.
4. Will Davis, DE/OLB, Illinois - Athletic hybrid with good size. Around 265 lbs. and uses his speed well. Arrived at Illinois as a wide receiver prospect and was moved to defensive end. Had a good junior year with 12.5 sacks with a slight fall off at 7 sacks his senior year. Has the athleticism to convert and stand up at the next level, and has time to learn.
5. Myron Pryor, NT, Kentucky - Another big bodied player that would provide depth and could develop quite nicely. He shined at the Shrine Game with great skills. Time behind a nose tackle like Jason Ferguson could do wonders for Pryor.
7a. Patrick Turner, WR, USC - Red zone target that can go up and get the ball. Played in a pro style offense and came away with 10 TD's his senior year. He's got the size and athleticism, but never came to light throughout his career at USC. He's got the tools though.
7b. Scott Burley, OT, Maryland - Burley is a versatile player that was a 4 year starter at Maryland on the offensive line. During his junior and senior season, he played spot duty as a defensive tackle. He's a good character off the field and helps mentor young children.
7c. Morgan Trent, CB, Michigan - High risk player with a potential for big reward. Tries too hard to make the big play at times and gets beat for his actions. If he could get his discipline under control, he could be very solid. Would start off down on the depth chart, but could work his way up well.
This is not counting in free agency.
Either this draft, or we could trade all our picks to the Oaxaca Maracas for the rights to WR Juan Huron.
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1. Brian Cushing, LB, USC - A hard nosed player that is versatile. Would like to see him play inside here. He's had some injuries in the past, but seemed to be relatively healthy this year. He's good at a multiple of things and has that aggressive instinct that you love to see. Follows through with his plays and works hard.
2a. Macho Harris, CB, Virginia Tech - Macho has been working hard at improving his man to man coverage. He has the skill and work ethic to continue to improve within a short period of time. He's physical, jamming his man at the line very well. Ballhawk type as well.
2b. Louis Delmas, S, Western Michigan - Delmas is a great character with the skills to match. He's another aggressive player and does well in coverage. Closes the cushion well. Also can help against the run. Leader type safety with great instincts.
3. Kraig Urbik, OL, Wisconsin - Big body that is versatile on the line. Primarily playing guard, but started an entire season at right tackle early in his career. Would add much needed depth along the line and is very good at resetting his stance against defensive moves.
4. Will Davis, DE/OLB, Illinois - Athletic hybrid with good size. Around 265 lbs. and uses his speed well. Arrived at Illinois as a wide receiver prospect and was moved to defensive end. Had a good junior year with 12.5 sacks with a slight fall off at 7 sacks his senior year. Has the athleticism to convert and stand up at the next level, and has time to learn.
5. Myron Pryor, NT, Kentucky - Another big bodied player that would provide depth and could develop quite nicely. He shined at the Shrine Game with great skills. Time behind a nose tackle like Jason Ferguson could do wonders for Pryor.
7a. Patrick Turner, WR, USC - Red zone target that can go up and get the ball. Played in a pro style offense and came away with 10 TD's his senior year. He's got the size and athleticism, but never came to light throughout his career at USC. He's got the tools though.
7b. Scott Burley, OT, Maryland - Burley is a versatile player that was a 4 year starter at Maryland on the offensive line. During his junior and senior season, he played spot duty as a defensive tackle. He's a good character off the field and helps mentor young children.
7c. Morgan Trent, CB, Michigan - High risk player with a potential for big reward. Tries too hard to make the big play at times and gets beat for his actions. If he could get his discipline under control, he could be very solid. Would start off down on the depth chart, but could work his way up well.
This is not counting in free agency.
Either this draft, or we could trade all our picks to the Oaxaca Maracas for the rights to WR Juan Huron.
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