Thick of the playoffs mock

[VACowboy]

I sure hope we shore up the OL this coming offseason. Romo makes his current protectors look a lot better than they are. As well, I believe that the NFL has become a passing league; you can never have too many weapons, too much pass rush or enough DBs.

1) Mike Iupati (G) - 6'5", 330 - Idaho
Huge, powerful, athletic freak of a mauler. I also like Anthony Davis in this spot, but Iupati looks like a special player to me. Larry Allen, anyone?

2) Damien Williams (WR) - 6'1", 190 - USC
He's pretty big and well-built, quicker than he is fast, polished and NFL-ready. He runs superb routes, creates separation and catches the ball when it's thrown his way. Reminds me a little of Carolina's Steve Smith.

3) Akwasi Owusu-Ansah (CB/S) - 6'1", 195 - Indiana (PA)
Small school All-American with great size and speed to burn. Had 8 INTs and 10 PBUs as a junior, 2 and 4 as a senior. Superb in press man-coverage, with prototypical size, great footwork, closing speed and ball skills. Also thrives in zone schemes as a route-baiting ballhawk. Extremely versatile, playing safety and corner interchangably during his college career, as well as being an explosive kick and punt returner. His only down side is level of competition.

4) Tony Washington (OT) - 6'7", 305 - Abilene Christian
Prototypical left tackle size and athleticism with great feet. He'll be a little bit of a project, but he possesses tremendous skill.

6) James Ruffin (OLB) - 6'4", 264 - Northern Iowa
He started three of his five years as a college football player, redshirting in 2005, member of the Gateway All-Newcomer squad in 2006, first team All-Gateway in 2007, first team All-Missouri Valley and AP FCS All-American in 2009. Won back to back conference Defensive Player of the Year in '08 and '09. Lead the conference this past season with 10.5 sacks. Was a two-year starter in basketball.

7) Erik Cook (C) - 6'6", 318 - New Mexico
Monster center in the Andre Gurode mold.

I also like center J.D. Walton and DE/OLB Brandon Sharpe.

 

[KingintheNorth]

I would be THRILLED with that draft. Not too sure about 4th and 6th round picks but really like every other pick. Good mock.

 

[SDogo]

I would be THRILLED with that draft. Not too sure about 4th and 6th round picks but really like every other pick. Good mock.

I agree and also Brandon Sharpe was mentioned and I'm a big fan of his. Mix him into that mock and it's over the top.

 

[Bigdog]

I would be THRILLED with that draft. Not too sure about 4th and 6th round picks but really like every other pick. Good mock.

Same here. This would be a very good draft for us. good job.

 

[UnoDallas]

4 pick change to

OT Jared Veldheer Hillsdale Height: 6-8 Weight: 325
Projected 40: Time 4.88

DT

Jay Ross, East Carolina
Height: 6-3. Weight: 314.
Projected 40 Time: 5.14.
Projected Round (2009): 3-4

 

[ghst187]

I sure hope we shore up the OL this coming offseason. Romo makes his current protectors look a lot better than they are. As well, I believe that the NFL has become a passing league; you can never have too many weapons, too much pass rush or enough DBs.

1) Mike Iupati (G) - 6'5", 330 - Idaho
Huge, powerful, athletic freak of a mauler. I also like Anthony Davis in this spot, but Iupati looks like a special player to me. Larry Allen, anyone?

2) Damien Williams (WR) - 6'1", 190 - USC
He's pretty big and well-built, quicker than he is fast, polished and NFL-ready. He runs superb routes, creates separation and catches the ball when it's thrown his way. Reminds me a little of Carolina's Steve Smith.

3) Akwasi Owusu-Ansah (CB/S) - 6'1", 195 - Indiana (PA)
Small school All-American with great size and speed to burn. Had 8 INTs and 10 PBUs as a junior, 2 and 4 as a senior. Superb in press man-coverage, with prototypical size, great footwork, closing speed and ball skills. Also thrives in zone schemes as a route-baiting ballhawk. Extremely versatile, playing safety and corner interchangably during his college career, as well as being an explosive kick and punt returner. His only down side is level of competition.

4) Tony Washington (OT) - 6'7", 305 - Abilene Christian
Prototypical left tackle size and athleticism with great feet. He'll be a little bit of a project, but he possesses tremendous skill.

6) James Ruffin (OLB) - 6'4", 264 - Northern Iowa
He started three of his five years as a college football player, redshirting in 2005, member of the Gateway All-Newcomer squad in 2006, first team All-Gateway in 2007, first team All-Missouri Valley and AP FCS All-American in 2009. Won back to back conference Defensive Player of the Year in '08 and '09. Lead the conference this past season with 10.5 sacks. Was a two-year starter in basketball.

7) Erik Cook (C) - 6'6", 318 - New Mexico
Monster center in the Andre Gurode mold.

I also like center J.D. Walton and DE/OLB Brandon Sharpe.

Love the first two picks, like Micah Johnson, Daryl Washington, and Sharper in the third round and beyond....also Denario Alexander on day 2

 

[Bob Sacamano]

damian williams is prolly closer to the giant's steve smith

 

[UnoDallas]

Love the first two picks, like Micah Johnson, Daryl Washington, and Sharper in the third round and beyond....also Denario Alexander on day 2

I liked Micah Johnson but I watched him in couple of games - the boy i slower than Bradie James - unless he is hurt

saw Washington play against Boise he showed me nothing

I really like the heart of

Pat Angerer, Iowa
Height: 6-1. Weight: 233.
Projected 40 Time: 4.68.

 

[Hostile]

One of the best fan Drafts I have seen so far.

 

[MarionBarberThe4th]

I like your first 3 picks.

Williams reminds me of the other S. Smith or Deon Branch