my 1st mock draft

[Bob Sacamano]

as Bob Sacamano

1st round #22 Tennessee WR Robert Meachem~6'2" 214

Combine measurements: 4.39 40, 1.51 10-yard dash, 2.49 20-yard dash, 37" vert, 10'1" broad-jump

The Skinny outside of Calvin Johnson, Robert has the best size/speed ratio of WRs in this draft, huge YAC threat, explodes in and out of his cuts and turns up field quickly once he secures the football, averaged 18 yards a catch on 71 receptions as a Junior
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2nd round #53 Wyoming FS John Wendling~6'1" 222

Combine measurements: 4.48 40, 6.96 3-cone drill, 38" vert, 10'9" broad-jump, 2.56 20-yard dash, 1.51 10-yard dash, 22 reps 225lbs, 4.16 short-shuttle

The Skinny Big, fast safety who has experience at both the Free and Strong safety positions, aggressive and physical
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3rd round #87 Brown LB Zak DeOssie~6'4" 250

Combine measurements: 4.58 40, 6.89 3-cone drill, 1.56 10-yard dash, 34 1/2" vert, 10'2" broad-jump, 4.22 short-shuttle, 26 reps of 225lbs

The Skinny versatile LB who projects to both the Inside and Outside LB positions in a 3-4, can long-snap, has a motor that never stops, great blood-lines as father Steve played for the Cowboys, is good in coverage
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4th round #118 Kent State CB Usama Young~5'11" 196

Combine measurements: DNP

Pro-Day measurements: 4.4 40, 1.46 10-yard dash, 43" vert, 10'11" broad-jump, 6.65 3-cone drill, 4.31 short-shuttle, 11.98 long-shuttle

The Skinny intriguing Day 2 CB w/ obvious physical gifts, had a productive career at Kent State
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5th round #149 Whitworth TE Michael Allan~6’6” 255

Combine measurements: 4.71 40, 1.61 10-yard dash, 36” vert, 2.68 20-yard dash, 10’3” broad-jump, 19 reps of 225

The Skinny strictly a value pick, tremendous athlete from Div III Whitworth, averaged nearly 19 yards a catch for his career
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6h round #180 Oklahoma DE/OLB CJ Ah You~6'4" 274

Combine measurements: 4.7 40, 7.06 3-cone drill, 1.53 10-yard dash, 4.4 short-shuttle, 36 1/2" vert, 26 reps of 225lbs

The Skinny All-Big XII performer, including Big XII Defensive Newcomer of the Year in '05, placed in the top 5 in the 40, 10-yard dash, and 3-cone drill at the Combine
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6th round #185 Nevada QB Jeff Rowe~6'5" 226

Combine measurements: 4.91 40, 6.72 3-cone drill, 4.15 short-shuttle

The Skinny smart, mobile QB who throws a very catch able ball, an efficient QB in college, has a good arm and shows good footwork
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7th round #193 Texas Tech OT Gabe Hall~6’4” 313

Combine measurements: 4.91 40, 1.78 10-yard dash, 4.68 short-shuttle, 7.59 3-cone drill, 29” vert, 22 reps of 225lbs

The Skinny converted TE, has 2-years of OT experience for one of the nation’s premier passing offenses
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7th round #215 Florida State WR Chris Davis~5'10" 181

Combine measurements: 4.5 40, 1.53 10-yard dash, 6.66 3-cone drill, 4.14 short-shuttle, 35 1/2" vert, 2.61 20-yard dash

The Skinny super-quick WR who projects to the slot in the pros, will have his greatest success as a punt returner, as his 10-yard dash, short-shuttle and 3-cone drill times all were better than Devin Hester's
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7th round #218 Hawaii FB Nate Ilaoa~5'9" 245

Combine measurements: 4.77 40, 1.63 10-yard dash, 4.42 short-shuttle

The Skinny very intriguing RB, actually began his UH career as a WR, switched to RB as a Junior and averaged 7.6 yards a carry his final 2 years, his '06 stat-line:

131 carries, 990 yards, 7.6 ypc, 13TDs
67 receptions, 837 yards, 5TDs

 

[Biggems]

as Bob Sacamano

1st round #22 Tennessee WR Robert Meachem~6'2" 214

Combine measurements: 4.39 40, 1.51 10-yard dash, 2.49 20-yard dash, 37" vert, 10'1" broad-jump

The Skinny outside of Calvin Johnson, Robert has the best size/speed ratio of WRs in this draft, huge YAC threat, explodes in and out of his cuts and turns up field quickly once he secures the football, averaged 18 yards a catch on 71 receptions as a Junior
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2nd round #53 Wyoming FS John Wendling~6'1" 222

Combine measurements: 4.48 40, 6.96 3-cone drill, 38" vert, 10'9" broad-jump, 2.56 20-yard dash, 1.51 10-yard dash, 22 reps 225lbs, 4.16 short-shuttle

The Skinny Big, fast safety who has experience at both the Free and Strong safety positions, aggressive and physical
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3rd round #87 Brown LB Zak DeOssie~6'4" 250

Combine measurements: 4.58 40, 6.89 3-cone drill, 1.56 10-yard dash, 34 1/2" vert, 10'2" broad-jump, 4.22 short-shuttle, 26 reps of 225lbs

The Skinny versatile LB who projects to both the Inside and Outside LB positions in a 3-4, can long-snap, has a motor that never stops, great blood-lines as father Steve played for the Cowboys, is good in coverage
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4th round #118 Kent State CB Usama Young~5'11" 196

Combine measurements: DNP

Pro-Day measurements: 4.4 40, 1.46 10-yard dash, 43" vert, 10'11" broad-jump, 6.65 3-cone drill, 4.31 short-shuttle, 11.98 long-shuttle

The Skinny intriguing Day 2 CB w/ obvious physical gifts, had a productive career at Kent State
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5th round #149 Whitworth TE Michael Allan~6’6” 255

Combine measurements: 4.71 40, 1.61 10-yard dash, 36” vert, 2.68 20-yard dash, 10’3” broad-jump, 19 reps of 225

The Skinny strictly a value pick, tremendous athlete from Div III Whitworth, averaged nearly 19 yards a catch for his career
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6h round #180 Oklahoma DE/OLB CJ Ah You~6'4" 274

Combine measurements: 4.7 40, 7.06 3-cone drill, 1.53 10-yard dash, 4.4 short-shuttle, 36 1/2" vert, 26 reps of 225lbs

The Skinny All-Big XII performer, including Big XII Defensive Newcomer of the Year in '05, placed in the top 5 in the 40, 10-yard dash, and 3-cone drill at the Combine
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6th round #185 Nevada QB Jeff Rowe~6'5" 226

Combine measurements: 4.91 40, 6.72 3-cone drill, 4.15 short-shuttle

The Skinny smart, mobile QB who throws a very catch able ball, an efficient QB in college, has a good arm and shows good footwork
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7th round #193 Texas Tech OT Gabe Hall~6’4” 313

Combine measurements: 4.91 40, 1.78 10-yard dash, 4.68 short-shuttle, 7.59 3-cone drill, 29” vert, 22 reps of 225lbs

The Skinny converted TE, has 2-years of OT experience for one of the nation’s premier passing offenses
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7th round #215 Florida State WR Chris Davis~5'10" 181

Combine measurements: 4.5 40, 1.53 10-yard dash, 6.66 3-cone drill, 4.14 short-shuttle, 35 1/2" vert, 2.61 20-yard dash

The Skinny super-quick WR who projects to the slot in the pros, will have his greatest success as a punt returner, as his 10-yard dash, short-shuttle and 3-cone drill times all were better than Devin Hester's
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7th round #218 Hawaii FB Nate Ilaoa~5'9" 245

Combine measurements: 4.77 40, 1.63 10-yard dash, 4.42 short-shuttle

The Skinny very intriguing RB, actually began his UH career as a WR, switched to RB as a Junior and averaged 7.6 yards a carry his final 2 years, his '06 stat-line:

131 carries, 990 yards, 7.6 ypc, 13TDs
67 receptions, 837 yards, 5TDs

not a bad mock....now if i may offer my two cents...

i have changed your mock slightly

1 - meacham
2 - DE Brian Robison
3 - deossie
4 - CB Tarell Brown or Courtney Brown (I like your idea of picking a CB in this spot, or even Paul Soliai)
5 - DT Paul Soliai (however, I love your TE pick...)
6 - OL
6 - rowe
7 - hall
7 - C Lyle Sendlein
7 - ilaoa

 

[ThreeSportStar80]

Oh boy... The only way I can see the Cowboys drafting a WR with the 22nd pick would be due to the fact both Anthony Spencer and Jarvis Moss are gone.

 

[Ratmatt]

as Bob Sacamano

1st round #22 Tennessee WR Robert Meachem~6'2" 214

Combine measurements: 4.39 40, 1.51 10-yard dash, 2.49 20-yard dash, 37" vert, 10'1" broad-jump

The Skinny outside of Calvin Johnson, Robert has the best size/speed ratio of WRs in this draft, huge YAC threat, explodes in and out of his cuts and turns up field quickly once he secures the football, averaged 18 yards a catch on 71 receptions as a Junior
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2nd round #53 Wyoming FS John Wendling~6'1" 222

Combine measurements: 4.48 40, 6.96 3-cone drill, 38" vert, 10'9" broad-jump, 2.56 20-yard dash, 1.51 10-yard dash, 22 reps 225lbs, 4.16 short-shuttle

The Skinny Big, fast safety who has experience at both the Free and Strong safety positions, aggressive and physical
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3rd round #87 Brown LB Zak DeOssie~6'4" 250

Combine measurements: 4.58 40, 6.89 3-cone drill, 1.56 10-yard dash, 34 1/2" vert, 10'2" broad-jump, 4.22 short-shuttle, 26 reps of 225lbs

The Skinny versatile LB who projects to both the Inside and Outside LB positions in a 3-4, can long-snap, has a motor that never stops, great blood-lines as father Steve played for the Cowboys, is good in coverage
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4th round #118 Kent State CB Usama Young~5'11" 196

Combine measurements: DNP

Pro-Day measurements: 4.4 40, 1.46 10-yard dash, 43" vert, 10'11" broad-jump, 6.65 3-cone drill, 4.31 short-shuttle, 11.98 long-shuttle

The Skinny intriguing Day 2 CB w/ obvious physical gifts, had a productive career at Kent State
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5th round #149 Whitworth TE Michael Allan~6’6” 255

Combine measurements: 4.71 40, 1.61 10-yard dash, 36” vert, 2.68 20-yard dash, 10’3” broad-jump, 19 reps of 225

The Skinny strictly a value pick, tremendous athlete from Div III Whitworth, averaged nearly 19 yards a catch for his career
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6h round #180 Oklahoma DE/OLB CJ Ah You~6'4" 274

Combine measurements: 4.7 40, 7.06 3-cone drill, 1.53 10-yard dash, 4.4 short-shuttle, 36 1/2" vert, 26 reps of 225lbs

The Skinny All-Big XII performer, including Big XII Defensive Newcomer of the Year in '05, placed in the top 5 in the 40, 10-yard dash, and 3-cone drill at the Combine
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6th round #185 Nevada QB Jeff Rowe~6'5" 226

Combine measurements: 4.91 40, 6.72 3-cone drill, 4.15 short-shuttle

The Skinny smart, mobile QB who throws a very catch able ball, an efficient QB in college, has a good arm and shows good footwork
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7th round #193 Texas Tech OT Gabe Hall~6’4” 313

Combine measurements: 4.91 40, 1.78 10-yard dash, 4.68 short-shuttle, 7.59 3-cone drill, 29” vert, 22 reps of 225lbs

The Skinny converted TE, has 2-years of OT experience for one of the nation’s premier passing offenses
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7th round #215 Florida State WR Chris Davis~5'10" 181

Combine measurements: 4.5 40, 1.53 10-yard dash, 6.66 3-cone drill, 4.14 short-shuttle, 35 1/2" vert, 2.61 20-yard dash

The Skinny super-quick WR who projects to the slot in the pros, will have his greatest success as a punt returner, as his 10-yard dash, short-shuttle and 3-cone drill times all were better than Devin Hester's
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7th round #218 Hawaii FB Nate Ilaoa~5'9" 245

Combine measurements: 4.77 40, 1.63 10-yard dash, 4.42 short-shuttle

The Skinny very intriguing RB, actually began his UH career as a WR, switched to RB as a Junior and averaged 7.6 yards a carry his final 2 years, his '06 stat-line:

131 carries, 990 yards, 7.6 ypc, 13TDs
67 receptions, 837 yards, 5TDs

Now that a pretty good mock.

 

[cobra]

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2nd round #53 Wyoming FS John Wendling~6'1" 222

Combine measurements: 4.48 40, 6.96 3-cone drill, 38" vert, 10'9" broad-jump, 2.56 20-yard dash, 1.51 10-yard dash, 22 reps 225lbs, 4.16 short-shuttle

The Skinny Big, fast safety who has experience at both the Free and Strong safety positions, aggressive and physical
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If we want to go after one of the W boys in the 2nd, I think I would rather have Eric Weddle than John Wendling.

Weddle played both safety positions and cornerback (so you know he can cover), and even returned kicks. Weddle has a huge motor, is a great character guy, and just makes plays. Motor, character, and productivity translate into the NFL.

Wendling is more of a workout warrior and doesn't have very good coverage ability like Weddle does.

Weddle and Wendling both ran a 4.48 at the combine. Weddle had a better 3 cone (Weddle: 6.78, Wendling: 6.96) and short shuttle (Weddle: 4.12; Wendling: 4.16 ) Wendling had the better vertical and broad jumps.

Wendling is bigger and stronger like a SS. Weddle is faster and much better in coverage like a CB. So the question is, what kind of FS do you want? Do you want a SS/FS? Or do you want a CB/FS? A centerfielder or in a boxer.

I think we want a centerfielder coverage FS, which Weddle is superior at.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

If we want to go after one of the W boys in the 2nd, I think I would rather have Eric Weddle than John Wendling.

Weddle played both safety positions and cornerback (so you know he can cover), and even returned kicks. Weddle has a huge motor, is a great character guy, and just makes plays. Motor, character, and productivity translate into the NFL.

Wendling is more of a workout warrior and doesn't have very good coverage ability like Weddle does.

Weddle and Wendling both ran a 4.48 at the combine. Weddle had a better 3 cone (Weddle: 6.78, Wendling: 6.96) and short shuttle (Weddle: 4.12; Wendling: 4.16 ) Wendling had the better vertical and broad jumps.

Wendling is bigger and stronger like a SS. Weddle is faster and much better in coverage like a CB. So the question is, what kind of FS do you want? Do you want a SS/FS? Or do you want a CB/FS? A centerfielder or in a boxer.

I think we want a centerfielder coverage FS, which Weddle is superior at.

couldn't go wrong w/ either, but noone has really been talking about Wendling as a candidate, and I know ABQ loves Weddle, so I waited for him to use Weddle in his mock

but if we sign Hamlin, which I think we will, I'm going to have to reconsider my 2nd round pick, at an altogether different position

what do you think of the rest of the draft?

 

[carphalen5150]

This mock is horrid.

 

[carphalen5150]

Sorry, it's bad...nothing personal. I'll stay above the name calling.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

Sorry, it's bad...nothing personal. I'll stay above the name calling.

specifics?

 

[carphalen5150]

specifics?

Wendling, DeOssie, and Young are all reaches. You don't address the OL until the 7th. There will be better value at 22 than Meachem.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

Wendling, DeOssie, and Young are all reaches. You don't address the OL until the 7th. There will be better value at 22 than Meachem.

fair enough

 

[Deputy493]

Wendling, DeOssie, and Young are all reaches. You don't address the OL until the 7th. There will be better value at 22 than Meachem.

Plus there were no Pac 10 players in that mock!

 

[Biggems]

Im glad he stayed away from the Pac 1..........

 

[carphalen5150]

Plus there were no Pac 10 players in that mock!

So true...

At least give me Eric Wright...started in the PAC 10 and ended up in Vegas baby.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

tell me what you guys think of this:

Trade #22 to San Diego for pick #30, gain San Diego’s 3rd round choice in return, #95, and 4th round choice, #126

Trade our 6th and 2 7ths, #s 196 and 216, for Jacksonville’s 5th round pick, #145

draft would look like this...
#30-1st(v/SD)
#54-2nd
#86-3rd
#95-3rd(v/SD)
#118-4th
#126-4th(v/SD)
#145-5th(v/Jax)
#150-5th
#219-7th

1st-Central Michigan OT Joe Staley
2nd-Michigan DE OLB Lamar Woodley
3rd-Hawaii OG/C Samson Satele
3rd-ECU WR Aundrae Allison
4th-Utah NT Paul Soliai
4th-Kansas State WR Yamon Figurs
5th-Kent State CB Usama Young
5th-Nebraska RB Brandon Jackson
7th-Boise State QB Jared Zabransky

 

[carphalen5150]

tell me what you guys think of this:

Trade #22 to San Diego for pick #30, gain San Diego’s 3rd round choice in return, #95, and 4th round choice, #126

Trade our 6th and 2 7ths, #s 196 and 216, for Jacksonville’s 5th round pick, #145

draft would look like this...
#30-1st(v/SD)
#54-2nd
#86-3rd
#95-3rd(v/SD)
#118-4th
#126-4th(v/SD)
#145-5th(v/Jax)
#150-5th
#219-7th

1st-Central Michigan OT Joe Staley
2nd-Michigan DE OLB Lamar Woodley
3rd-Hawaii OG/C Samson Satele
3rd-ECU WR Aundrae Allison
4th-Utah NT Paul Soliai
4th-Kansas State WR Yamon Figurs
5th-Kent State CB Usama Young
5th-Nebraska RB Brandon Jackson
7th-Boise State QB Jared Zabransky

I like this one better...Staley is a little light for my taste at T...would prefer one of the top tier CBs in that spot...whoever slips.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

I like this one better...Staley is a little light for my taste at T...would prefer one of the top tier CBs in that spot...whoever slips.

Staley is a little light, but he's 6'6", he has the frame to pack on 20 more lbs. and still be one of the most mobile tackles in the league

and if we take a CB at #30, I'd be fine w/ that too, just would switch Texas Tech OT Gabe Hall for Zabransky

FYI: Staley had a heck of a Pro Day workout, weighed in at 306, ran a 4.79 40, he was also clocked at 4.82, had a 4.4 short-shuttle, 7.09 3-cone drill, and posted a 32" vertical, his 27 reps of 225 were only 1 less than Joe Thomas put up

 

[SDogo]

Wendling, DeOssie, and Young are all reaches. You don't address the OL until the 7th. There will be better value at 22 than Meachem.

DeOssie won't get past the Patriots in the 2nd round. It's hardly a reach in the 3rd and I would be surprised if he is there when we pick.

 

[Goldenrichards83]

Great mock, one of the best I have seen.

 

[Goldenrichards83]

tell me what you guys think of this:

Trade #22 to San Diego for pick #30, gain San Diego’s 3rd round choice in return, #95, and 4th round choice, #126

Trade our 6th and 2 7ths, #s 196 and 216, for Jacksonville’s 5th round pick, #145

draft would look like this...
#30-1st(v/SD)
#54-2nd
#86-3rd
#95-3rd(v/SD)
#118-4th
#126-4th(v/SD)
#145-5th(v/Jax)
#150-5th
#219-7th

1st-Central Michigan OT Joe Staley
2nd-Michigan DE OLB Lamar Woodley
3rd-Hawaii OG/C Samson Satele
3rd-ECU WR Aundrae Allison
4th-Utah NT Paul Soliai
4th-Kansas State WR Yamon Figurs
5th-Kent State CB Usama Young
5th-Nebraska RB Brandon Jackson
7th-Boise State QB Jared Zabransky