We're Gonna Mock Down to Electric Avenue

[Hostile]

There's no guarantee my agenda, Patrick Peterson makes it to #6 where I think he will. Bottom line, he's good enough to make NFL History. I think he falls because the timing is right.

But it's time to assume he doesn't. I have to keep an open mind. If he doesn't, we won't stay at #9. I think we'll trade down. My guess is with Detroit.

Detroit offers us #13 and #75 for #9, presumably so they can take Prince Amukamra.

#13. Tyron Smith, OT, USC, 6'5", 307. If we get Smith Colombo will be released. Smith will start at RT in 2011. His ceiling is through the roof. He is only going to get better and he's already pretty good. Dallas has scouted this player more than any other this year.

#40. Brandon Harris, CB, Miami, 5'10" 195. It is probable that Terence Newman is a cap casualty. We will need a starter at LCB and this kid has ball skills among the best in this Draft.

#71. Mason Foster, ILB, Washington, 6'1", 245. At Washington he played OLB, but when they needed a spy on elusive Jacquizz Rodgers, they assigned him. That means he is smart, speedy, and makes right reads. The perfect formula for an ILB. He and Sean Lee can be electric with Spencer and Ware for years to come.

#75. Allen Bailey, DE, Miami, 6'3", 285. Need someone to replace the departing Marcus Spears. Here's a guy who could become a starter down the road. In the next 2 to 3 years we probably need 2 starting DEs for our 3-4. Here's a kid with that kind of potential.

#102. Deunta Williams, FS, North Carolina, 6'2", 205. I think is the pick that makes the most sense. He will either learn behind Sensy and Huff or start.

#143. Henry Hynoski, FB, Pittsburgh, 6'2", 255. The player I think could be the biggest difference maker on the Offense if we get him. Such would be the improvement over Gronkowski.

#176. Cecil Shorts, WR, Mount Union, 6'0", 190. I just love the idea of this guy in the slot, on return teams, and the Wildcat.

#220. John Clay, RB, Wisconsin, 6'1", 230. Barber is gone. This is the short yardage bull who can replace him.

#251. Blaine Sumner, NT, Colorado School of Mines, 6'2", 335. A low risk pick on a workout warrior. 52 reps of 225 on the bench and a 33 inch vertical leap. Worth the late round looksee.

 

[cowboyjoe]

There's no guarantee my agenda, Patrick Peterson makes it to #6 where I think he will. Bottom line, he's good enough to make NFL History. I think he falls because the timing is right.

But it's time to assume he doesn't. I have to keep an open mind. If he doesn't, we won't stay at #9. I think we'll trade down. My guess is with Detroit.

Detroit offers us #13 and #75 for #9, presumably so they can take Prince Amukamra.

#13. Tyron Smith, OT, USC, 6'5", 307. If we get Smith Colombo will be released. Smith will start at RT in 2011. His ceiling is through the roof. He is only going to get better and he's already pretty good. Dallas has scouted this player more than any other this year.

#40. Brandon Harris, CB, Miami, 5'10" 195. It is probable that Terence Newman is a cap casualty. We will need a starter at LCB and this kid has ball skills among the best in this Draft.

#71. Mason Foster, ILB, Washington, 6'1", 245. At Washington he played OLB, but when they needed a spy on elusive Jacquizz Rodgers, they assigned him. That means he is smart, speedy, and makes right reads. The perfect formula for an ILB. He and Sean Lee can be electric with Spencer and Ware for years to come.

#75. Allen Bailey, DE, Miami, 6'3", 285. Need someone to replace the departing Marcus Spears. Here's a guy who could become a starter down the road. In the next 2 to 3 years we probably need 2 started DEs for our 3-4. Here's a kid with that kind of potential.

#102. Deunta Williams, FS, North Carolina, 6'2", 205. I think is the pick that makes the most sense. He will either learn behind Sensy and Huff or start.

#143. Henry Hynoski, FB, Pittsburgh, 6'2", 255. The player I think could be the biggest difference maker on the Offense if we get him. Such would be the improvement over Gronkowski.

#176. Cecil Shorts, WR, Mount Union, 6'0", 190. I just love the idea of this guy in the slot, on return teams, and the Wildcat.

#220. John Clay, RB, Wisconsin, 6'1", 230. Barber is gone. This is the short yardage bull who can replace him.

#251. Blaine Sumner, NT, Colorado School of Mines, 6'2", 335. A low risk pick on a workout warrior. 52 reps of 225 on the bench and a 33 inch vertical leap. Worth the late round looksee.

I absolutely love that draft. Only player I dont agree with is Allen Bailey, an underachiever (which we dont need on this team, but overachievers). Could be possibly that your first pick at 13th wont happen though. Reports are that the vikings are strongly looking at Tyron Smith at # 12.

Personally, I think the Vikes will take a QB with their 12th pick, but some reports are that the vikings are strongly looking at OT Smith. Otherwise, superior draft moch to me. :starspin

 

[Anjinsan]

There's no guarantee my agenda, Patrick Peterson makes it to #6 where I think he will. Bottom line, he's good enough to make NFL History. I think he falls because the timing is right.

But it's time to assume he doesn't. I have to keep an open mind. If he doesn't, we won't stay at #9. I think we'll trade down. My guess is with Detroit.

Detroit offers us #13 and #75 for #9, presumably so they can take Prince Amukamra.

#13. Tyron Smith, OT, USC, 6'5", 307. If we get Smith Colombo will be released. Smith will start at RT in 2011. His ceiling is through the roof. He is only going to get better and he's already pretty good. Dallas has scouted this player more than any other this year.

#40. Brandon Harris, CB, Miami, 5'10" 195. It is probable that Terence Newman is a cap casualty. We will need a starter at LCB and this kid has ball skills among the best in this Draft.

#71. Mason Foster, ILB, Washington, 6'1", 245. At Washington he played OLB, but when they needed a spy on elusive Jacquizz Rodgers, they assigned him. That means he is smart, speedy, and makes right reads. The perfect formula for an ILB. He and Sean Lee can be electric with Spencer and Ware for years to come.

#75. Allen Bailey, DE, Miami, 6'3", 285. Need someone to replace the departing Marcus Spears. Here's a guy who could become a starter down the road. In the next 2 to 3 years we probably need 2 started DEs for our 3-4. Here's a kid with that kind of potential.

#102. Deunta Williams, FS, North Carolina, 6'2", 205. I think is the pick that makes the most sense. He will either learn behind Sensy and Huff or start.

#143. Henry Hynoski, FB, Pittsburgh, 6'2", 255. The player I think could be the biggest difference maker on the Offense if we get him. Such would be the improvement over Gronkowski.

#176. Cecil Shorts, WR, Mount Union, 6'0", 190. I just love the idea of this guy in the slot, on return teams, and the Wildcat.

#220. John Clay, RB, Wisconsin, 6'1", 230. Barber is gone. This is the short yardage bull who can replace him.

#251. Blaine Sumner, NT, Colorado School of Mines, 6'2", 335. A low risk pick on a workout warrior. 52 reps of 225 on the bench and a 33 inch vertical leap. Worth the late round looksee.

Love the FB pick. I agree also, it could be a big difference maker on offense.

 

[jswalker1981]

Sign me up. Helps us at o-line, corner, d-line, and safety. Not many mock drafts help us in all those spots.

 

[BIGDen]

There's no guarantee my agenda, Patrick Peterson makes it to #6 where I think he will. Bottom line, he's good enough to make NFL History. I think he falls because the timing is right.

But it's time to assume he doesn't. I have to keep an open mind. If he doesn't, we won't stay at #9. I think we'll trade down. My guess is with Detroit.

Detroit offers us #13 and #75 for #9, presumably so they can take Prince Amukamra.

#13. Tyron Smith, OT, USC, 6'5", 307. If we get Smith Colombo will be released. Smith will start at RT in 2011. His ceiling is through the roof. He is only going to get better and he's already pretty good. Dallas has scouted this player more than any other this year.

#40. Brandon Harris, CB, Miami, 5'10" 195. It is probable that Terence Newman is a cap casualty. We will need a starter at LCB and this kid has ball skills among the best in this Draft.

#71. Mason Foster, ILB, Washington, 6'1", 245. At Washington he played OLB, but when they needed a spy on elusive Jacquizz Rodgers, they assigned him. That means he is smart, speedy, and makes right reads. The perfect formula for an ILB. He and Sean Lee can be electric with Spencer and Ware for years to come.

#75. Allen Bailey, DE, Miami, 6'3", 285. Need someone to replace the departing Marcus Spears. Here's a guy who could become a starter down the road. In the next 2 to 3 years we probably need 2 started DEs for our 3-4. Here's a kid with that kind of potential.

#102. Deunta Williams, FS, North Carolina, 6'2", 205. I think is the pick that makes the most sense. He will either learn behind Sensy and Huff or start.

#143. Henry Hynoski, FB, Pittsburgh, 6'2", 255. The player I think could be the biggest difference maker on the Offense if we get him. Such would be the improvement over Gronkowski.

#176. Cecil Shorts, WR, Mount Union, 6'0", 190. I just love the idea of this guy in the slot, on return teams, and the Wildcat.

#220. John Clay, RB, Wisconsin, 6'1", 230. Barber is gone. This is the short yardage bull who can replace him.

#251. Blaine Sumner, NT, Colorado School of Mines, 6'2", 335. A low risk pick on a workout warrior. 52 reps of 225 on the bench and a 33 inch vertical leap. Worth the late round looksee.

I like this draft. There are quite a few potential starters and immediate contributors. In the end, I think Smith has a good chance to be a Pro Bowl player. This would be an excellent draft IMO. I would so much prefer this (or staying put and taking Smith) over trading up.

 

[casmith07]

This is the best mock draft I've seen on this site yet.

Oh, and screw the wildcat. That thing is done.

 

[YosemiteSam]

I would take that draft and be damn happy with it.

 

[Gaede]

Love the draft, not a great fan of Smith but I can handle the pick.

Especially like the Bailey, Harris and Clay picks. Football guys.

 

[Hostile]

When I went to bed last night I kept stewing over not taking a Guard. I can easily see us taking Moffitt at 75 or 102. I like Williams more than I do Bailey, so I'd take him at either slot. Yes, that means I'd take him as high as 75. The kid is round 1 talent who is not there because of a suspension and a non knee leg injury so he hasn't been able to do full workouts yet.

 

[AsthmaField]

I hope we do take a flyer on Sumner. He's worth a look-see. The guy certainly has plenty of strength and bulk.

 

[JohnnyHopkins]

Love this draft, love it.

 

[NeonNinja]

Love it Hos.

Hypothetical: What do you think we would do if Smith goes 10-12?

 

[RS12]

I liked Clay until he lost 20 pounds and ran a 4.8 at the combine. Doubt he gets drafted at all. On the other hand the Foster picker at that spot would be outstanding.

 

[Hostile]

Love it Hos.

Hypothetical: What do you think we would do if Smith goes 10-12?

Gabe Carimi. Not a doubt in my mind. Maybe we can trade down 2 or 3 more spots and add another 3rd or 4th.

Carimi is probably ahead of Smith right now, but Smith will end up the better of the two if both reach their potential.

If...it is always an if, no matter who it is.

 

[NeonNinja]

Gabe Carimi. Not a doubt in my mind. Maybe we can trade down 2 or 3 more spots and add another 3rd or 4th.

Carimi is probably ahead of Smith right now, but Smith will end up the better of the two if both reach their potential.

If...it is always an if, no matter who it is.

I was thinking about another trade down if that situation occured.

I don't think we could go wrong with either of them.

 

[Bigdog]

Love this draft but not very high on Baily. 1st round talent but never really showed it this year or at the Senior Bowl. Hopefully the light will turn on.

 

[Cowboy Brian]

I'll take this draft. Love the B.harris pick.

 

[funkytown]

Love the idea of moving down, and picking up an extra 3rd.

love the mock.

But i think the two 7th rounders (Clay and Sumner) can be had in free agency after the draft. If not, there will be similar undrafted guys.

 

[big dog cowboy]

Great mock Hos. Wow!

Oh, and screw the wildcat. That thing is done.

 

[Hostile]

I changed the thread title. Heard it on a radio of a car going by and it just made me smile.

I like this mock so far too.