tm1119
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Kinda want to cover this scenario more out of curiosity....There is a ton of talent in the 2nd round and having 2 picks in the round could be a huge boost.
Im going to say that the Lions trade up to get 1 of Martin/Rieff/Adams to sure up their LT spot. We get picks #23 and #54 from Detroit.
Pick #23- Nick Perry- OLB USC. Dallas continues the trend of drafting young talented athletes. Perry is a bit raw but a freakish athlete with more than adequate size. Huge upside for the #23 pick to be a dominant pass rusher.
Pick #45- Jayron Hosely CB Va Tech- If Hosely had 10-15 more pounds on him I think he'd be a top 25 pick. Hes a little on the small side weight wise at only 175, but that didint stop him from being a force in the ACC. Very fluid athlete with great quickness making him ideal for 1 on 1 man coverage. A play maker with 12 INTS and 2 punt return TD's the past 2 years. At worst hes a very good nickle CB, but should definitely compete to start outside.
Pick #54- Brandon Washington OG Miami- Big athletic guy at 6'4 320. Was an all ACC OG his sophomore year before moving to LT his junior year due to injury. Did a pretty decent job at LT for a guy with no experience there, but the move definitely hurt his draft stock. I think if he played OG all year he'd be picked somewhere in the early 2nd. His size, strength, and surprising quickness makes him an ideal OG at the next level.
Pick #82- Kendall Reyes DT/DE UConn- Every time I do a mock and get to the 3rd round I cant find anyone better to pick than Reyes. I think hes an ideal 5 tech with great size and athleticism. A 2 time team captain and known hard worker makes him an even better fit.
Pick #113- Michael Egnew TE Mizzu- Fits the mold of the tweener TE the NFL is moving to. Will present a lot of match up problems with defenses whether he lines up in the slot or on the line. Had 90 receptions with 782 yards as a junior. His production dropped off his senior year which makes him available in the 4th, but the value is great given his potential as playmaker.
Pick #144- Chris Galippo ILB USC- 1 of the best overall prospects in the nation as a high school senior and even won MVP in HS All-American bowl. Injuries set his college career back and hes a bit limited as an athlete, but hes a smart player with a high motor. Has the potential to be a good rotation player at ILB, especially against the run.
Pick #175- Brice Schwab OT AZ St- A coveted JuCo transfer who never really got to play much for AZ St because of injury. An absolute monster at 6'7 320 and is supposed to be a beast in the weight room. A project for sure, but hes worth a shot this late just given his size and strength.
Pick #206- Dan Persa QB Northwestern- Smart QB who is accurate and pretty athletic for a QB. His lack of height at 6 foot nothing and the fact that he played on a bad team in a good conference makes him drop very far in the draft. I think he could develop into a decent backup QB like a Chase Daniel.
Im going to say that the Lions trade up to get 1 of Martin/Rieff/Adams to sure up their LT spot. We get picks #23 and #54 from Detroit.
Pick #23- Nick Perry- OLB USC. Dallas continues the trend of drafting young talented athletes. Perry is a bit raw but a freakish athlete with more than adequate size. Huge upside for the #23 pick to be a dominant pass rusher.
Pick #45- Jayron Hosely CB Va Tech- If Hosely had 10-15 more pounds on him I think he'd be a top 25 pick. Hes a little on the small side weight wise at only 175, but that didint stop him from being a force in the ACC. Very fluid athlete with great quickness making him ideal for 1 on 1 man coverage. A play maker with 12 INTS and 2 punt return TD's the past 2 years. At worst hes a very good nickle CB, but should definitely compete to start outside.
Pick #54- Brandon Washington OG Miami- Big athletic guy at 6'4 320. Was an all ACC OG his sophomore year before moving to LT his junior year due to injury. Did a pretty decent job at LT for a guy with no experience there, but the move definitely hurt his draft stock. I think if he played OG all year he'd be picked somewhere in the early 2nd. His size, strength, and surprising quickness makes him an ideal OG at the next level.
Pick #82- Kendall Reyes DT/DE UConn- Every time I do a mock and get to the 3rd round I cant find anyone better to pick than Reyes. I think hes an ideal 5 tech with great size and athleticism. A 2 time team captain and known hard worker makes him an even better fit.
Pick #113- Michael Egnew TE Mizzu- Fits the mold of the tweener TE the NFL is moving to. Will present a lot of match up problems with defenses whether he lines up in the slot or on the line. Had 90 receptions with 782 yards as a junior. His production dropped off his senior year which makes him available in the 4th, but the value is great given his potential as playmaker.
Pick #144- Chris Galippo ILB USC- 1 of the best overall prospects in the nation as a high school senior and even won MVP in HS All-American bowl. Injuries set his college career back and hes a bit limited as an athlete, but hes a smart player with a high motor. Has the potential to be a good rotation player at ILB, especially against the run.
Pick #175- Brice Schwab OT AZ St- A coveted JuCo transfer who never really got to play much for AZ St because of injury. An absolute monster at 6'7 320 and is supposed to be a beast in the weight room. A project for sure, but hes worth a shot this late just given his size and strength.
Pick #206- Dan Persa QB Northwestern- Smart QB who is accurate and pretty athletic for a QB. His lack of height at 6 foot nothing and the fact that he played on a bad team in a good conference makes him drop very far in the draft. I think he could develop into a decent backup QB like a Chase Daniel.
