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1- Levi Brown OT Penn St.
(might be the most natural OT on the board)
2- Kevin Kolb QB Houston
(one of the most underated players in the country)
2- Brian Leonard HB Rutgers
(a multiple-purpose threat who is big, smart, & tough)
3- Sabby Piscitelli SS Oregon St.
(plays with intensity and shows great backside speed)
4- Marshall Yandam OG Iowa
(a tough, blue collar, overachieving country boy)
6- CJ Gaddis CB Clemson
(workout Warrior w/ a lot of upside)
6- Dan Bazuin DE C. Michigan
(instinctive, sold tackler, smart, and team leader)
7- David Ball WR New Hampshire
(smart and disciplined route runner, good leaping skills)
7- Matt Toeaina DT Oregon
(solid bear-hug tackler, scrappy and very competitive)
 
Way too high for Kolb and way too early for Miami to draft a RB. I don't really like Brown in round 1 but I could live with it. Good mock otherwise.
 
Disagree on many accounts. First of all, the best draft possible has too include Brady Quinn. I agree with Taylor99, too high for a RB and for Kolb. I'd be pretty disapointed with this draft.
 
scout01 said:
1- Levi Brown OT Penn St.
(might be the most natural OT on the board)
2- Kevin Kolb QB Houston
(one of the most underated players in the country)
2- Brian Leonard HB Rutgers
(a multiple-purpose threat who is big, smart, & tough)
3- Sabby Piscitelli SS Oregon St.
(plays with intensity and shows great backside speed)
4- Marshall Yandam OG Iowa
(a tough, blue collar, overachieving country boy)
6- CJ Gaddis CB Clemson
(workout Warrior w/ a lot of upside)
6- Dan Bazuin DE C. Michigan
(instinctive, sold tackler, smart, and team leader)
7- David Ball WR New Hampshire
(smart and disciplined route runner, good leaping skills)
7- Matt Toeaina DT Oregon
(solid bear-hug tackler, scrappy and very competitive)
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pretty good one, I would love to see us trade out of our spot if landry is taken though and drop back and pick up staley and that should give us enough leverage to trade back into the first to get Kalil late in the first and would still allow us to get kolb in the second. First rounders thus being Staley and Kalil and Klob in the second which will let green (done deal) train him for a few years. This would make our 2 top priorities pretty much covered. this is perfect for me. yes this is 'high' for kolb, but i have a feeling about him so i would love to secure him instead of risk it.
 
umpalu said:
pretty good one, I would love to see us trade out of our spot if landry is taken though and drop back and pick up staley and that should give us enough leverage to trade back into the first to get Kalil late in the first and would still allow us to get kolb in the second. First rounders thus being Staley and Kalil and Klob in the second which will let green (done deal) train him for a few years. This would make our 2 top priorities pretty much covered. this is perfect for me. yes this is 'high' for kolb, but i have a feeling about him so i would love to secure him instead of risk it.
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agreed now that Allen is being moved to CB Landry has to be considered if Quinn is gone by the 6 or 7th pick
 
the only way i see us taking kolb is in the 3rd round. and IMO, leonard has late 1st round to very early 2nd round written all over him
 
Why take Kolb in the 2nd, when you can have him in the 3rd or 4th !? A running back in the 2nd !? How 'bout Ben Patrick TE instead ? We have a few HBs and no TEs.
 
The Bryan Leonard pick is excellent. I would be shocked if we picked Brown with the 9. In fact I'd probably have to ignore the Dolphins for a couple of months in protest.
 
taylormvp99 said:
Way too high for Kolb and way too early for Miami to draft a RB. I don't really like Brown in round 1 but I could live with it. Good mock otherwise.
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I'm not convinced that Kolb is worth the #40 myself, but my guess is that Stanton and Edwards will be gone by then. Kolb is rumored to be high on the Fins list. He reminds Cam of Brees...

I have to agree on the RB thing, besides that kid has a FB body and wants to be a HB. May be unhappy here with RB and RW in front of him...
 
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Kevin Kolb will be gone before middle of the second. He has better stats than any of the other QB's, but what hurts him is the team he played for. Levi Brown seemed just like the most logical, but I do agree I would rather see them get Joe Staley in my opinion he will be better. We have 5 TE's already but if we were going to pick up one from a later round I would like to see Matt Spaeth from Minnesota.
 
Why the heck would we take Leonard? The guy isn't a good lead blocker, which is what we need at FB. If we take a fullback in this draft its a guy who can lay a hit on a linebacker, someone like McClain from Alabama. I will be so pissed if we take any running back on the first day.
 
scout01 said:
1- Levi Brown OT Penn St.
(might be the most natural OT on the board)
2- Kevin Kolb QB Houston
(one of the most underated players in the country)
2- Brian Leonard HB Rutgers
(a multiple-purpose threat who is big, smart, & tough)
3- Sabby Piscitelli SS Oregon St.
(plays with intensity and shows great backside speed)
4- Marshall Yandam OG Iowa
(a tough, blue collar, overachieving country boy)
6- CJ Gaddis CB Clemson
(workout Warrior w/ a lot of upside)
6- Dan Bazuin DE C. Michigan
(instinctive, sold tackler, smart, and team leader)
7- David Ball WR New Hampshire
(smart and disciplined route runner, good leaping skills)
7- Matt Toeaina DT Oregon
(solid bear-hug tackler, scrappy and very competitive)
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I like the first pick. I like getting a QB with one of the two second round picks and I hope the Fins can get whoever is highest on their list. The other second round pick should be the highest C or G on their board.
 
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