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*I reserve the right to change my draft after the combine 
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Everything you don't see below, we will provide in FA.
First off, I would trade Ellis and next years 5 straight up for an early 3 and 4 this year giving me -
1 - 2 - 3 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 7.
This is my draft. (for now)
#1. *ILB* Bobby Carpenter 6'3 (255)- I would move him to ILB where he would become a terror. He has the size the speed and instincts to play there. Plus he can rush the QB from anywhere on the field.
#2. *FS* Pat Watkins 6'4 (205) - Big guy with speed that seems to be around the ball alot. With his size he can contend with the big receivers and TE's for jump balls, and with the size of he and RW, it would be a scary site for WR's.
#3. *OLB*Mark Anderson 6'3 (254) - When I saw Hali beat a TE to sack the QB yesterday, I was in aww. But when I saw Mark Anderson beat an all world Tackle in Ferguson to kill the QB yesterday, I knew he was the one for us. He also tackled a WR out in the open one on one. Perfect complimentary to Ware and Carpenter. When it's time to get after the QB, you can send all 3 and drop the DE's in a shallow zone.
#3. *WR* Sinorice Moss 5'8 (185) - We all saw in the senior bowl how valuable this kid can be. He's flat out fast and can cause major problems when he lines up in the slot Terry Glenn next to him. He could also be a dynamic punt return guy so we can keep Newman in good health.
#4. *DT* Jeff Littlejohn 6'1 (323) - He's a big run stuffing kid from a small school and should be one of the sleepers I have on my personal board. He constantly occupies 2 offenders, and could come in and possibly take over for Ferguson eventually. His bio is below...
#5. *RT* Willie Hall 6'6 (315) - If you read his bio below, the one thing that jumps out at me is how great he is against speed rushers. That's what killed us last year with Tucker and Petitti, was speed rushers. This guy won't give up too many sacks. He just needs to get better in the running game.
#7. *OLB* Justin Parrish 6'2 (244) - Big time sleeper from a small school. I'll let you all read his bio and you can make your judgements from there. I know you all think it's crowded with the OLB spot, but I would take Anderson/Parrish/Fujita and let them fight it out for a starting role. One starts, one will back up, and the other gets cut. Nothing to lose being a 7th rounder.
I would let Justin Beriault and Watkins fight it out to see who wins the job. I would immediately move Carpenter to the inside and I wouldn't move him. I think he could be absolutely dominant there - Anderson and the other OLB's will take turns during Mini and Training camp, and may the best man win. Moss will automatically be my slot receiver, he's way to dangerous as a deep threat and just a guy who can create seperation. My dream is to draft a big man next year, and Key & Glenn shall move on, and you will have a big possesion receiver/Crayton #2, and Moss a speed demon to hit the home run at anytime. DT Littlejohn is sort of a prospect that I would use in TC and see what he has.
Justin Parrish 6'2 (244)
One of the nation's best pass rushers at the hybrid of end/linebacker Buck position.
He earned second team All-MAC honors leading the league in tackles for loss. He's almost unstoppable when he gets on the move and is a solid run stopper finishing fourth on the team in stops. A great prospect for the 2006 NFL Draft as an Outside Backer in a 34 defense. Parrish is a pass rushing demon and can turn the corner in a hurry for a big man.(14 sacks in 2004)
http://www.kentstatesports.com/index.php?s=&url_channel_id=&change_well_id=17&member_id=702
DT - Jeff Littlejohn 6'1 (323) Middle Tennessee State 4th
Jeff is a massive pure nose tackle who may even get bigger and become a classic 2-gap run stuffing, constantly-double teamed guy at the next level. He is strong, quick in limited areas and active. He has more than one move and knows how to keep his legs clean. Fights through trash and is constantly occupying two blockers. Jeff is very aware in the passing game also, totalling 35 pass breakups and 3 ints in HS. He began to flash that unusual proclivity again during his final season at MTSU. Jeff is a very friendly guy from a huge family who really loves kids and will not be a problem off the field despite some issues with little scrapes in HS. He will need to work harder in the pass rush area in order to maxmize his pro game, but you can't teach this type of size, toughness and tenacity. He may be THE sleeper of this year's DT crop, and could wind up going in the middle rounds of the draft with good post season workouts.
RT - Willie Hall 6'6 (315)
Willie is a redshirt junior who has declared for the 2006 NFL draft. Willie has a shot at the next level because he works hard and displays good technique. He has played against David Pollack (RS Freshman season), DeMarcus Ware and Manny Lawson over his three years as a starter for MTSU and he gave up 0 sacks against these sack artists. His 40-time was done on turf at MTSU (hand held) 4-5 months ago but is player-reported/unverified. He has good hands, solid techique and decent feet. He is a very good pass blocker and average run blocker who does some pulling.
*Everything you don't see below, we will provide in FA.
First off, I would trade Ellis and next years 5 straight up for an early 3 and 4 this year giving me -
1 - 2 - 3 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 7.
This is my draft. (for now)
#1. *ILB* Bobby Carpenter 6'3 (255)- I would move him to ILB where he would become a terror. He has the size the speed and instincts to play there. Plus he can rush the QB from anywhere on the field.
#2. *FS* Pat Watkins 6'4 (205) - Big guy with speed that seems to be around the ball alot. With his size he can contend with the big receivers and TE's for jump balls, and with the size of he and RW, it would be a scary site for WR's.
#3. *OLB*Mark Anderson 6'3 (254) - When I saw Hali beat a TE to sack the QB yesterday, I was in aww. But when I saw Mark Anderson beat an all world Tackle in Ferguson to kill the QB yesterday, I knew he was the one for us. He also tackled a WR out in the open one on one. Perfect complimentary to Ware and Carpenter. When it's time to get after the QB, you can send all 3 and drop the DE's in a shallow zone.
#3. *WR* Sinorice Moss 5'8 (185) - We all saw in the senior bowl how valuable this kid can be. He's flat out fast and can cause major problems when he lines up in the slot Terry Glenn next to him. He could also be a dynamic punt return guy so we can keep Newman in good health.
#4. *DT* Jeff Littlejohn 6'1 (323) - He's a big run stuffing kid from a small school and should be one of the sleepers I have on my personal board. He constantly occupies 2 offenders, and could come in and possibly take over for Ferguson eventually. His bio is below...
#5. *RT* Willie Hall 6'6 (315) - If you read his bio below, the one thing that jumps out at me is how great he is against speed rushers. That's what killed us last year with Tucker and Petitti, was speed rushers. This guy won't give up too many sacks. He just needs to get better in the running game.
#7. *OLB* Justin Parrish 6'2 (244) - Big time sleeper from a small school. I'll let you all read his bio and you can make your judgements from there. I know you all think it's crowded with the OLB spot, but I would take Anderson/Parrish/Fujita and let them fight it out for a starting role. One starts, one will back up, and the other gets cut. Nothing to lose being a 7th rounder.
I would let Justin Beriault and Watkins fight it out to see who wins the job. I would immediately move Carpenter to the inside and I wouldn't move him. I think he could be absolutely dominant there - Anderson and the other OLB's will take turns during Mini and Training camp, and may the best man win. Moss will automatically be my slot receiver, he's way to dangerous as a deep threat and just a guy who can create seperation. My dream is to draft a big man next year, and Key & Glenn shall move on, and you will have a big possesion receiver/Crayton #2, and Moss a speed demon to hit the home run at anytime. DT Littlejohn is sort of a prospect that I would use in TC and see what he has.
Justin Parrish 6'2 (244)
One of the nation's best pass rushers at the hybrid of end/linebacker Buck position.
He earned second team All-MAC honors leading the league in tackles for loss. He's almost unstoppable when he gets on the move and is a solid run stopper finishing fourth on the team in stops. A great prospect for the 2006 NFL Draft as an Outside Backer in a 34 defense. Parrish is a pass rushing demon and can turn the corner in a hurry for a big man.(14 sacks in 2004)
http://www.kentstatesports.com/index.php?s=&url_channel_id=&change_well_id=17&member_id=702
DT - Jeff Littlejohn 6'1 (323) Middle Tennessee State 4th
Jeff is a massive pure nose tackle who may even get bigger and become a classic 2-gap run stuffing, constantly-double teamed guy at the next level. He is strong, quick in limited areas and active. He has more than one move and knows how to keep his legs clean. Fights through trash and is constantly occupying two blockers. Jeff is very aware in the passing game also, totalling 35 pass breakups and 3 ints in HS. He began to flash that unusual proclivity again during his final season at MTSU. Jeff is a very friendly guy from a huge family who really loves kids and will not be a problem off the field despite some issues with little scrapes in HS. He will need to work harder in the pass rush area in order to maxmize his pro game, but you can't teach this type of size, toughness and tenacity. He may be THE sleeper of this year's DT crop, and could wind up going in the middle rounds of the draft with good post season workouts.
RT - Willie Hall 6'6 (315)
Willie is a redshirt junior who has declared for the 2006 NFL draft. Willie has a shot at the next level because he works hard and displays good technique. He has played against David Pollack (RS Freshman season), DeMarcus Ware and Manny Lawson over his three years as a starter for MTSU and he gave up 0 sacks against these sack artists. His 40-time was done on turf at MTSU (hand held) 4-5 months ago but is player-reported/unverified. He has good hands, solid techique and decent feet. He is a very good pass blocker and average run blocker who does some pulling.
