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You sick of my mocks yet? As always I provide the links to previous Mocks.
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I had a lot of fun with the Mocks this year. It's just more fun with two 1st round picks. This Mock I am approaching it a bit differently again. I am going to assume we won't have trade partners on Draft day. What would I do to plug the holes and move forward?
I still believe #28 is headed to Detroit, but I openly admit the Lions are stupid. At this point if I were Jerry, I'd forget the Pacman deal and put the pressure squarely on Bud Adams.
Here we go, your comments, good and bad are always welcome.
22. Antoine Cason, CB, Arizona, 6'0", 190. I have tried Mocks leaving him out of the picture. I stand by my belief that this kid is exactly what the Doctor ordered for this team. Point blank he fits better than any other option. He can take over for Henry as the #2 guy. He can return punts. If we lose Newman to Free Agency after 2008 he can potentially be the #1 guy. What else is there? He is the 4th or 5th CB on most boards, but I still say he is the best in this Draft class. Give me a smart player every time. This kid is every bit of smart.
28. Kenny Phillips, FS, Miami, 6'2", 212. You can flip flop these first 2 picks if it helps you sleep better. The bottom line is, we need secondary help more than any other need at this point in the Draft. Yes, that includes RB and WR because IMO the value is not there at this point in the Draft for either position. I don't want to reach. IMO neither of these picks are reaches and they fill a need.
61. Chris Johnson, RB, East Carolina, 5'11", 195. This settles two problems. What to do at backup RB and what to do at KR. I'd be happy with Rice, Jones, Charles or other options in the 2nd round, but I do not want to reach into round 1. I just don't want to do it.
92. Markus Monk, WR, Arkansas, 6'6", 218. Jerry can roll the dice three ways. One, he gets a WR who if he comes back to 100% is potentially a 1st round value. Two, he can continue to hope Terry Glenn makes it back. Three, it's another young WR to develop.
126. Jeremy Zuttah, OL, Rutgers, 6'3", 303. Projects to be the guy who replaces Kosier one day and makes sure the OL stays solid depth everywhere. I love getting OL in the middle of the Draft, especially ones who have a nasty streak.
163. Owen Schmitt, FB, West Virginia, 6'2", 247. I can't be convinced this guy isn't potentially the best blocking FB in the NFL by the end of the year and him opening holes for Barber just flat out is what I call exciting.
167. Darnell Terrell, CB, Missouri, 6'2", 200. We need depth at CB and potential steals in the late rounds in particular. This kid has good size and great hands. In fact he is 5th all time on Missouri's receiving lists with 138 career catches, but he projects to CB in the NFL. He's worth the risk to be the 5th or 6th guy until he learns the ropes. That's the bonus, he is smart enough to learn them well.
235. Rodney Kinlaw, RB, Penn State, 5'9", 197. We need a 3rd RB and whether that is Alonzo Coleman or someone else, this kid is my sleeper to be a Cowboy in 2008. If we don't draft him here, he will be one of our first UDFA signings. My guess is they go ahead and take him here rather than risk not getting him.
Version 1
Version 2
Version 3
Version 4
Version 5
Version 6
Version 7
I had a lot of fun with the Mocks this year. It's just more fun with two 1st round picks. This Mock I am approaching it a bit differently again. I am going to assume we won't have trade partners on Draft day. What would I do to plug the holes and move forward?
I still believe #28 is headed to Detroit, but I openly admit the Lions are stupid. At this point if I were Jerry, I'd forget the Pacman deal and put the pressure squarely on Bud Adams.
Here we go, your comments, good and bad are always welcome.
22. Antoine Cason, CB, Arizona, 6'0", 190. I have tried Mocks leaving him out of the picture. I stand by my belief that this kid is exactly what the Doctor ordered for this team. Point blank he fits better than any other option. He can take over for Henry as the #2 guy. He can return punts. If we lose Newman to Free Agency after 2008 he can potentially be the #1 guy. What else is there? He is the 4th or 5th CB on most boards, but I still say he is the best in this Draft class. Give me a smart player every time. This kid is every bit of smart.
28. Kenny Phillips, FS, Miami, 6'2", 212. You can flip flop these first 2 picks if it helps you sleep better. The bottom line is, we need secondary help more than any other need at this point in the Draft. Yes, that includes RB and WR because IMO the value is not there at this point in the Draft for either position. I don't want to reach. IMO neither of these picks are reaches and they fill a need.
61. Chris Johnson, RB, East Carolina, 5'11", 195. This settles two problems. What to do at backup RB and what to do at KR. I'd be happy with Rice, Jones, Charles or other options in the 2nd round, but I do not want to reach into round 1. I just don't want to do it.
92. Markus Monk, WR, Arkansas, 6'6", 218. Jerry can roll the dice three ways. One, he gets a WR who if he comes back to 100% is potentially a 1st round value. Two, he can continue to hope Terry Glenn makes it back. Three, it's another young WR to develop.
126. Jeremy Zuttah, OL, Rutgers, 6'3", 303. Projects to be the guy who replaces Kosier one day and makes sure the OL stays solid depth everywhere. I love getting OL in the middle of the Draft, especially ones who have a nasty streak.
163. Owen Schmitt, FB, West Virginia, 6'2", 247. I can't be convinced this guy isn't potentially the best blocking FB in the NFL by the end of the year and him opening holes for Barber just flat out is what I call exciting.
167. Darnell Terrell, CB, Missouri, 6'2", 200. We need depth at CB and potential steals in the late rounds in particular. This kid has good size and great hands. In fact he is 5th all time on Missouri's receiving lists with 138 career catches, but he projects to CB in the NFL. He's worth the risk to be the 5th or 6th guy until he learns the ropes. That's the bonus, he is smart enough to learn them well.
235. Rodney Kinlaw, RB, Penn State, 5'9", 197. We need a 3rd RB and whether that is Alonzo Coleman or someone else, this kid is my sleeper to be a Cowboy in 2008. If we don't draft him here, he will be one of our first UDFA signings. My guess is they go ahead and take him here rather than risk not getting him.