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Based on where we stand right now, and looking at our needs/wants and pecking order I see us taking:

1. Larry English, OLB, Northern Illinois (Phins could use a nice pass rusher and a big guy up front to replace Vonnie Holliday).

2a. Sean Smith, CB/S, Utah (This guy is tall, decent speed, and plays with a lot of confidence and swagger, something we could use from our d-backs).

2b. Brian Robiskie, WR, Ohio State (Another Ohio State WR but bigger than OSU alum Ted Ginn, Jr., above average speed, and his dad has gotten him ready for the NFL).

3. Scott McKillop, LB, Pitt (Not a well known name but this guy will be a slightly bigger Zach Thomas...he has a nose for the ball and is a tackling machine. Nice writeup: http://pittsburghpanthers.cstv.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/mckillop_scott00.html

4. Dorell Scott, DT, Clemson (We could use a big guy to clog up the middle, or move to the outside in our 3-4.

5. Chris Clemons, FS, Clemson (Another nice Clemson player with 4.38 speed).

7. Graham Gano, K/P, Florida State (A kicker/punter worth using a draft pick on as Carpenter doesn't boom kickoffs....Keep Carpenter and maybe waive goodbye to Fields).

7b. c. BPA
 
The 1st three picks are amazing, but the rest is just mediocre.

I'm not a big fan of McKillop. I don't think he will be a very good pro.
 
Robiske had one good workout day, he is nothing more than a mediocre receiver. i would be pissed if we waisted a pick on him
 
Roman529 said:
Based on where we stand right now, and looking at our needs/wants and pecking order I see us taking:

1. Larry English, OLB, Northern Illinois (Phins could use a nice pass rusher and a big guy up front to replace Vonnie Holliday).

2a. Sean Smith, CB/S, Utah (This guy is tall, decent speed, and plays with a lot of confidence and swagger, something we could use from our d-backs).

2b. Brian Robiskie, WR, Ohio State (Another Ohio State WR but bigger than OSU alum Ted Ginn, Jr., above average speed, and his dad has gotten him ready for the NFL).

3. Scott McKillop, LB, Pitt (Not a well known name but this guy will be a slightly bigger Zach Thomas...he has a nose for the ball and is a tackling machine. Nice writeup: http://pittsburghpanthers.cstv.com/sports/m-footbl/mtt/mckillop_scott00.html

4. Dorell Scott, DT, Clemson (We could use a big guy to clog up the middle, or move to the outside in our 3-4.

5. Chris Clemons, FS, Clemson (Another nice Clemson player with 4.38 speed).

7. Graham Gano, K/P, Florida State (A kicker/punter worth using a draft pick on as Carpenter doesn't boom kickoffs....Keep Carpenter and maybe waive goodbye to Fields).

7b. c. BPA
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Oline where Robiskie is slotted... we have the receivers...
 
Clay Mathews not Larry English
 
rev kev said:
Oline where Robiskie is slotted... we have the receivers...
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You think we have the receivers with Ginn, Bess and Camarillo? :err:

I can pretty much gaurantee we are going to add another WR sometime during the first three rounds.
 
Roman529 said:
You think we have the receivers with Ginn, Bess and Camarillo? :err:

I can pretty much gaurantee we are going to add another WR sometime during the first three rounds.
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This isn't an O that will feature a 100 catch receiver..., let alone a 60-70+ catch WR...., Ginn will get the deep looks

also I think people fail to realize that London is a player.... Wilford ties up some cash we might as well see if he can get on the field...

Expect a later rd flier on WR but nothing on the 1st day..., I'll be the first to eat my words
 
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