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My earlier pre-mock so you can see the evolution of my thoughts.
I always assume that some movement is up/down is likely but am keeping these in the regular order (seperate rounds) and approximate places instead of trying to predict the exact nature of the moves.
1. D.J. Fluker, RT, Alabama. I’m done waiting for the return of the Doug Free who showed such athleticism and promise when filling in for an injured Marc Columbo. Fluker is an walk-on starter who will bring leadership and attitude to our soft OL.
2. Sylvester Williams, DT, North Carolina. Williams is deceptively quick for his size and instantly upgrades an aging DL. Has the potential to be a dominant player in the NFL at a need position.
3. Joseph Randle, RB, Oklahoma State. A productive back who is a threat running and catching the ball and who can be relied upon to pick up the blitz when staying back to block. Seems like the kind of all-around back that Garrett appreciates, not unlike Murray.
4. Dallas Thomas, OG, Tennessee. An athletic OG who, as mentioned elsewhere, fits perfectly into the Callahan mold for OL. Can do spot duty at OT if needed.
5. Tony Jefferson, S, Oklahoma Competent all-around good player who has extensive experience at the position. I’m not sold on our the “starting caliber” safeties already on the team and want to bring in more competition.
6. Josh Johnson, CB, Purdue. Always have to bring in athletic corner for depth and special teams and perhaps even a pleasant surprise. Johnson played well at Purdue and is an experienced and committed special teams player.
I always assume that some movement is up/down is likely but am keeping these in the regular order (seperate rounds) and approximate places instead of trying to predict the exact nature of the moves.
1. D.J. Fluker, RT, Alabama. I’m done waiting for the return of the Doug Free who showed such athleticism and promise when filling in for an injured Marc Columbo. Fluker is an walk-on starter who will bring leadership and attitude to our soft OL.
2. Sylvester Williams, DT, North Carolina. Williams is deceptively quick for his size and instantly upgrades an aging DL. Has the potential to be a dominant player in the NFL at a need position.
3. Joseph Randle, RB, Oklahoma State. A productive back who is a threat running and catching the ball and who can be relied upon to pick up the blitz when staying back to block. Seems like the kind of all-around back that Garrett appreciates, not unlike Murray.
4. Dallas Thomas, OG, Tennessee. An athletic OG who, as mentioned elsewhere, fits perfectly into the Callahan mold for OL. Can do spot duty at OT if needed.
5. Tony Jefferson, S, Oklahoma Competent all-around good player who has extensive experience at the position. I’m not sold on our the “starting caliber” safeties already on the team and want to bring in more competition.
6. Josh Johnson, CB, Purdue. Always have to bring in athletic corner for depth and special teams and perhaps even a pleasant surprise. Johnson played well at Purdue and is an experienced and committed special teams player.
