RandyOh
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Main Player Cuts
- Brandon Carr
- J.J Wilcox
- Terrell McClain
- Devin Street
Cheap resigned
- Lance Dunbar RB
- Jack Crawford DL
- Bernadeau OL
- Rolando McClain ILB- has no market. Not resigned till after the draft on a cheap 1 year deal with some incentives.
Free agent signing
- Adrian Clayborn DE- Cheap option to replace Hardy if he is not brought back. Can rotate with Gregory at RDE.
Big Money signing
- Janoris Jenkins CB- Best zone corner in the game and perfect for our defense. Will be easier to steal from the Rams then Trumaine Johnson.
(Using CBS, Walterfootball, and Drafttek to get the general draft rankings)
Tunsil, Goff, and Bosa are off the board. I trade again with Tampa Bay but i sell OT Ronnie Stanley to the team who just found their QB and is looking to continue to improve O line with a Blue Chip Prospect. End up with a better trade then last mock.
Cowboys get 9th overall pick, TB 2nd round pick, and TB 4th round pick
Bucs get 4th overall pick and Select Ronnie Stanley
9th Overall pick) Carson Wentz QB, North Dakota State- Don't really need to say much here. We all know about him. Has all the tools and potential to be great but he is not worth the 4th overall pick. This is a weak draft in terms of Can't miss prospects other then Tunsil. So I traded down to get him. Doubt someone trades up to take him.
RD 2.) Germain Ifedi OT, Texas A&M- going the opposite of what most would do with this pick. Doug Free has gotten to the point of being just serviceable in the pass block and horrid as a run blocker. He really weakens what should be a Iron wall of defense so an upgrade is needed. Ifedi (6'5" 325lbs) is very strong, has long arms, great size, agile feet, and the nastiness u want to see in the run block. He will struggle with speed rushers but lining up both Tank and Gregory opposite him in practice should help. Played both left and right tackle at A&M but he projects best as a Right Tackle in the NFL.
TB RD 2.) Kenny Clark DT, UCLA- Like the offensive line we have a clear weak spot thats holding back the rest of the line and thats the 1tech. Such a waste to really invest in a group of good young defensive linemen in Gregory, T Craw, and Tank and rely on a scrub like Hayden to do the needed dirty work. Clark is one of the best run stuffing tackles in college football. He doesn't do much more then bull rush as a pass rusher but he has the violent hands, agility, and motor to become a pass rushing threat tho. Can be this years Eddie Goldman who has been great as a rookie for the Bears.
Alt Pick) Austin Johnson DT, Penn State- Like Clark he is a top run stuffing tackle in College. Would gladly take If Clark is gone.
RD 3.) Karl Joseph SS, West Virginia- At 5'11" & 197 LBS Joseph is undersized at Strong Safety but he plays like hes much bigger. He is one of the most physical players in college football which is how he got nicknamed "Hit man". He is a box safety but he has the cover skills, instincts, & ball skills to become a real play maker for our defense. He wont be able to cover tight ends but Byron Jones has already shown he can cover the best of the game. Some feel his ceiling is TJ Ward.
RD 4.) Bralon Addison WR, Oregon- My pet cat WR this year. He is very fast, explosive, and aggressive with soft natural hands and the sweet feet to make defenders miss. He is undersized at 5'10 but he is compact built & has the skill set to become a dangerous offensive weapon. He will play mostly out the slot but u can move him to the outside when u need to stretch the field. Mostly uses his speed to beat defenders but he is also a good route runner which makes him deadly with with his track star speed. Becomes our punt returner day 1.
TB RD 4.) Jonathan Williams RB, Arkansas- A big physical runner between the tackles. Perfect player to pair with Run DMC. Will pick up the tough yards on 3rd and short because u gonna need more then an arm tackle to bring him down. Was projected as a 2nd day pick but his stock has fallen due to a foot injury in the preseason. Has natural hands and also shows good technique as a blocker. Great value if his foot injury checks out good of course.
RD 4 Comp.) Nick Vannett TE, Ohio State- With Hanna a free agent and Escobar injured, we need another TE. Vannett is kind of a hidden gem at the moment due to only 1 year experience as a starter and Ohio State hardly using him as a receiving option. Vannett (6'6" 260 lbs) can contribute right away as he is a good pass and run blocker but he also has the physical tools u can develop behind Witten. Has the natural hands and catching ability to replace Escobar as a red zone threat. Needs to continue to develop his route running and blocking technique.
RD 6.) Lloyd Carrington CB, Arizona State- Carrington is my pet cat CB this draft. He is a highly aggressive defender who is more then willing to latch on and reroute receivers at the line of scrimmage. He lacks great straight line speed, but has the awareness, timing, and hand eye coordination to make plays on the ball. Best fit is in a Zone based defensive scheme. Projects best as a nickle corner due to his physicality. Very good in the run support. Great fit and value for the Boys.
RD 6 Comp.) Terrance Smith OLB, Florida State- Rangy and athletic linebacker with the speed to cover running backs and tight ends. Lacks power and growth potential but his aggressive mentality will keep him in the league. Good depth player who will contribute on special teams right off the bat.
RD 6 Comp.) Frankie Williams CB, Purdue- undersized at 5'9" but he has a smooth pedal, swivel hips, and flexible joints to react to throws. He plays bigger then he looks in run support but is more quick then fast. Good depth player who should see some time in dime packages.
RD 6 Comp.) Antwuan Woods DT, USC- Not even sure if he is here at this pick. Have seen him projected to go day 2 as well as go undrafted. If he is here he is a good depth player at the 1tec. Strong with a great motor. Eats block and stuffs the run. Will collapse the pocket from time to time with a bull rush.
Priority UDFA's
-Byron Marshall RB/WR, Oregon- Has the speed, stutter step, and burst to turn a short pass into a huge gain. Suffered a leg injury part way thru the 2015 season. If he checks out then he could be great value. Can use him the same way we used Dunbar & Whitehead this year. Bring him in to compete with both Dunbar and Whitehead during training camp. Would instantly become our best kick returner.
- Drew Kaser P, Texas A&M- Averaged 48 yards per punt this season with a longest punt of 71 yards. Beat the per punt record that was previously held by Shane Lechler.
- Soma Vainuku FB, USC- At 6'0" 265 lbs, Vainuku is a battering ram as a blocker between the tackles. Can become an even better blocker with some more development. As a ball carrier he is such a hard player to bring down so he is a great option in short yardage situations as well as goal line situations. He has natural hands as a receiver out the backfield and deceptive speed. Moves like hes 40 pounds lighter then he really is. He was also a star on special teams for the Trojans.
- Brandon Carr
- J.J Wilcox
- Terrell McClain
- Devin Street
Cheap resigned
- Lance Dunbar RB
- Jack Crawford DL
- Bernadeau OL
- Rolando McClain ILB- has no market. Not resigned till after the draft on a cheap 1 year deal with some incentives.
Free agent signing
- Adrian Clayborn DE- Cheap option to replace Hardy if he is not brought back. Can rotate with Gregory at RDE.
Big Money signing
- Janoris Jenkins CB- Best zone corner in the game and perfect for our defense. Will be easier to steal from the Rams then Trumaine Johnson.
(Using CBS, Walterfootball, and Drafttek to get the general draft rankings)
Tunsil, Goff, and Bosa are off the board. I trade again with Tampa Bay but i sell OT Ronnie Stanley to the team who just found their QB and is looking to continue to improve O line with a Blue Chip Prospect. End up with a better trade then last mock.
Cowboys get 9th overall pick, TB 2nd round pick, and TB 4th round pick
Bucs get 4th overall pick and Select Ronnie Stanley
9th Overall pick) Carson Wentz QB, North Dakota State- Don't really need to say much here. We all know about him. Has all the tools and potential to be great but he is not worth the 4th overall pick. This is a weak draft in terms of Can't miss prospects other then Tunsil. So I traded down to get him. Doubt someone trades up to take him.
RD 2.) Germain Ifedi OT, Texas A&M- going the opposite of what most would do with this pick. Doug Free has gotten to the point of being just serviceable in the pass block and horrid as a run blocker. He really weakens what should be a Iron wall of defense so an upgrade is needed. Ifedi (6'5" 325lbs) is very strong, has long arms, great size, agile feet, and the nastiness u want to see in the run block. He will struggle with speed rushers but lining up both Tank and Gregory opposite him in practice should help. Played both left and right tackle at A&M but he projects best as a Right Tackle in the NFL.
TB RD 2.) Kenny Clark DT, UCLA- Like the offensive line we have a clear weak spot thats holding back the rest of the line and thats the 1tech. Such a waste to really invest in a group of good young defensive linemen in Gregory, T Craw, and Tank and rely on a scrub like Hayden to do the needed dirty work. Clark is one of the best run stuffing tackles in college football. He doesn't do much more then bull rush as a pass rusher but he has the violent hands, agility, and motor to become a pass rushing threat tho. Can be this years Eddie Goldman who has been great as a rookie for the Bears.
Alt Pick) Austin Johnson DT, Penn State- Like Clark he is a top run stuffing tackle in College. Would gladly take If Clark is gone.
RD 3.) Karl Joseph SS, West Virginia- At 5'11" & 197 LBS Joseph is undersized at Strong Safety but he plays like hes much bigger. He is one of the most physical players in college football which is how he got nicknamed "Hit man". He is a box safety but he has the cover skills, instincts, & ball skills to become a real play maker for our defense. He wont be able to cover tight ends but Byron Jones has already shown he can cover the best of the game. Some feel his ceiling is TJ Ward.
RD 4.) Bralon Addison WR, Oregon- My pet cat WR this year. He is very fast, explosive, and aggressive with soft natural hands and the sweet feet to make defenders miss. He is undersized at 5'10 but he is compact built & has the skill set to become a dangerous offensive weapon. He will play mostly out the slot but u can move him to the outside when u need to stretch the field. Mostly uses his speed to beat defenders but he is also a good route runner which makes him deadly with with his track star speed. Becomes our punt returner day 1.
TB RD 4.) Jonathan Williams RB, Arkansas- A big physical runner between the tackles. Perfect player to pair with Run DMC. Will pick up the tough yards on 3rd and short because u gonna need more then an arm tackle to bring him down. Was projected as a 2nd day pick but his stock has fallen due to a foot injury in the preseason. Has natural hands and also shows good technique as a blocker. Great value if his foot injury checks out good of course.
RD 4 Comp.) Nick Vannett TE, Ohio State- With Hanna a free agent and Escobar injured, we need another TE. Vannett is kind of a hidden gem at the moment due to only 1 year experience as a starter and Ohio State hardly using him as a receiving option. Vannett (6'6" 260 lbs) can contribute right away as he is a good pass and run blocker but he also has the physical tools u can develop behind Witten. Has the natural hands and catching ability to replace Escobar as a red zone threat. Needs to continue to develop his route running and blocking technique.
RD 6.) Lloyd Carrington CB, Arizona State- Carrington is my pet cat CB this draft. He is a highly aggressive defender who is more then willing to latch on and reroute receivers at the line of scrimmage. He lacks great straight line speed, but has the awareness, timing, and hand eye coordination to make plays on the ball. Best fit is in a Zone based defensive scheme. Projects best as a nickle corner due to his physicality. Very good in the run support. Great fit and value for the Boys.
RD 6 Comp.) Terrance Smith OLB, Florida State- Rangy and athletic linebacker with the speed to cover running backs and tight ends. Lacks power and growth potential but his aggressive mentality will keep him in the league. Good depth player who will contribute on special teams right off the bat.
RD 6 Comp.) Frankie Williams CB, Purdue- undersized at 5'9" but he has a smooth pedal, swivel hips, and flexible joints to react to throws. He plays bigger then he looks in run support but is more quick then fast. Good depth player who should see some time in dime packages.
RD 6 Comp.) Antwuan Woods DT, USC- Not even sure if he is here at this pick. Have seen him projected to go day 2 as well as go undrafted. If he is here he is a good depth player at the 1tec. Strong with a great motor. Eats block and stuffs the run. Will collapse the pocket from time to time with a bull rush.
Priority UDFA's
-Byron Marshall RB/WR, Oregon- Has the speed, stutter step, and burst to turn a short pass into a huge gain. Suffered a leg injury part way thru the 2015 season. If he checks out then he could be great value. Can use him the same way we used Dunbar & Whitehead this year. Bring him in to compete with both Dunbar and Whitehead during training camp. Would instantly become our best kick returner.
- Drew Kaser P, Texas A&M- Averaged 48 yards per punt this season with a longest punt of 71 yards. Beat the per punt record that was previously held by Shane Lechler.
- Soma Vainuku FB, USC- At 6'0" 265 lbs, Vainuku is a battering ram as a blocker between the tackles. Can become an even better blocker with some more development. As a ball carrier he is such a hard player to bring down so he is a great option in short yardage situations as well as goal line situations. He has natural hands as a receiver out the backfield and deceptive speed. Moves like hes 40 pounds lighter then he really is. He was also a star on special teams for the Trojans.
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Yea i finally gave into the "Wentz"...
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