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1 - OLB, Larry English, Northern Illinois

The best pass rusher in the draft. Explosive first step. Relentless after the QB. Solid size(6ft-2in 255lbs). One of the most 3-4 ready Outside Linebackers available in April. Smaller School (I.E. Kendall Langford - Hampton). GREAT Value at 25. Will need to work on pass coverage, is moderately stiff in the hips.

2(44) - CB, Darius Butler, Connecticut

Ran a 4.38 at his pro day which was much faster than his combine number. Best hips/change of direction in the draft. Can make a play on the ball and has big play ability. A little on the smaller side 5ft-10in 183lbs. Best cover corner in the draft. Stock rising in a BIG way. *Wishful Thinking*???

2(56) - NT, Ron Brace, Boston College

Big dude (6ft-3in 330lbs). Best available DT/NT after the likes of Raji and Jerry. Ideal Run stuffer for the 3-4. Stout at the point of attack and has good strength. Good Value.

3 - QB, Patrick White, West Virginia

The most dynamic player in the draft (4.5 40). Threw the ball extremely well at the combine and at his Pro day. Ran routes in private workouts for a number of teams. Mr. "Wildcat" Himself. Could add so many more dimensions to our Wild cat formation. Might be somewhat of a reach.

4 - WR, Ramses Barden, Cal Poly

Huge Target (6ft-6in 230lbs). Solid speed (4.5 area). Ideal Red Zone Target. Good Yards after Catch. Solid college career. Good run blocking WR. Good Value.

5 - ILB, Frantz Joseph, Florida Atlantic

The future our our ILB core (Along with Crowder). An intense and extremely physical individual. 3 year starter. Tackling machine. Ever so slightly undersized for a prototypical Parcells ILB (6ft-1in 240lbs). Nice value.

6 - OT, Cornelius Lewis, Tennessee State

A big guy (6ft-4in 336lbs). Skilled enough to play LT after time to grow and learn. Our great depth guy to fall in behind our two stud Tackles. Good Value.

7(214) - C, Edwin Williams, Maryland

The Young center to groom for life after Jake Grove.

7(237) - RB, Antone Smith, FSU

Reportedly ran a 4.28 40 and pushed up 225lbs 31 times at his pro day. Durability issues his whole college career. Somewhat misused at FSU. Pick based upon taking best available, so good value here.
 
Not high on Larry English....and Butler more than likely won't last till 44....other than that...not bad at all.
 
phinslover said:
might be the best mock i've seen in a while
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It's a good mock, but I'm still thinking WR or CB in rd. 1. Best guess WR, then see what CB falls to #44 or pick up a guy like Kevin Barnes, Koye Franceis or Jarius Byrd a bit later. I still like Bradley Fletcher from Iowa. At OT I like Lydon Murtha in the later rds- great raw talent, they can add some size and muscle to him and coach him up, see video at bottom:

http://www.draftcountdown.com/scoutingreports/ot/Lydon-Murtha.php
 
QrtBck13 said:
6 - OT, Cornelius Lewis, Tennessee State

A big guy (6ft-4in 336lbs). Skilled enough to play LT after time to grow and learn. Our great depth guy to fall in behind our two stud Tackles. Good Value

7(237) - RB, Antone Smith, FSU

Reportedly ran a 4.28 40 and pushed up 225lbs 31 times at his pro day. Durability issues his whole college career. Somewhat misused at FSU. Pick based upon taking best available, so good value here.
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We traded away pick: 7(237), but I'm there with you on Lewis. He is a former FSU player who things did not work with the Seminoles. He might be more suited to playing in a phone booth at Guard, but he is a good value pick.
 
greasyObnoxious said:
"ran a 4.38"....."best hips/change of direction in the entire draft".....

how is a guy like that still available at #44?
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hes a little undersized......plus his combine was not as good as it could have been. I threw in that "Wishful Thinking" comment meaning that i hope its not wishful thinking he is still available.
 
DKphin said:
We traded away pick: 7(237), but I'm there with you on Lewis. He is a former FSU player who things did not work with the Seminoles. He might be more suited to playing in a phone booth at Guard, but he is a good value pick.
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i think we traded away pick 232 (Our original 7th rounder) if im not mistaken.
 
jim1 said:
It's a good mock, but I'm still thinking WR or CB in rd. 1. Best guess WR, then see what CB falls to #44 or pick up a guy like Kevin Barnes, Koye Franceis or Jarius Byrd a bit later. I still like Bradley Fletcher from Iowa. At OT I like Lydon Murtha in the later rds- great raw talent, they can add some size and muscle to him and coach him up, see video at bottom:

http://www.draftcountdown.com/scoutingreports/ot/Lydon-Murtha.php
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I think Lewis is a bit more talented and skilled. I could see Lewis being a solid LT in the NFL. Similar along the lines of a Young Damion Macintosh (spelling). Murtha to me is a huge project. And remember the mind set you have to enter the draft with is "we need a starter in every round". I can see Lewis being a steal similar in the way Donald Thomas was.
 
fishypete said:
Not high on Larry English....and Butler more than likely won't last till 44....other than that...not bad at all.
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English is Nasty dude. I was not high on him either until i did some very in depth research. He will be killer off the edge along with Joey and Wake. And i think its a 40-60 chance butler is their at 44.
 
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