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Originally Posted by idymoe
I hope Draftek is wrong in what is available in some rounds. Based on their consensus, I would pick:
1. Aaron Maybin
2. Paul Kruger
3. Andy Levitre
4. Nic Harris
5. Pat White
6. Devin Moore
7. Gartrell Johnson
I know White is really small, but he had great pocket presence, NFL arm and electrifying feet in the Senior Bowl. He really wants to play QB. He could eventually be our backup qb, after this next season. I think Kubiak could use him in spots as a change of pace. Again, if he could keep from getting killed, he is quite a weapon.
Maybin, I think, would be high risk, high reward. I think Kruger in the 2nd would be excellent.
Devin Moore is small, but with great speed. Could rotate in for Slaton some. I think Gartrell Johnson would be a good value pick at 7. A 7th round pick that could actuall see the field next year.
UFA - Jeremy Childs. I actually think Childs will be drafted after his combine. And I think he will run the 40 in the 4.4's. This guy catches every type of pass. He comes down with the ball with defenders hanging all over him. He runs very crisp routes and can run away from most db's. He caught 80+ passes in 07 and 70+ passes in 08.
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I really like that draft alot. If I were drafting my would go like this.
1. Jeremy Maclin WRF Missouri
All the impact D players are all gone so Im going BPA. Having that kind of speed opposite AJ is just too good to pass up. Lets see teams double AJ now.
2. Donald Brown RB Connecticut
This was a tough choice. Im very high on Victor Harris CB Virginia Tech. He is a playmaker at a position of need but Donald Brown will contribute more this year and Kubiack is in the win now or begone mode. Our offense depends on the run too much to go into the season without a real quality backup for the smallish Slaton.
3.
Jarron Gilbert DE San Jose St
Finnally I go D. @ 6'6" 280 he
squats 635 and deadlifts 655 and with a quick first step this guy could be a steal in the third round if coached up right.
4. Emanuel Cook SS South Carolina
I know we need a FS more but this guy is too good to pass up in the 4th round. He has been compared to Bob Sanders.
5. Sammie Lee Hill DT Stillman
A project for sure but at 6'4" 328 and very athletic he is well worth a 5th round pick. Interesting side note, once pulled a man from a burning house.
6. Greg Isdaner OG West Virginia
Allready trained in the same ZB scheme we use and very good at it. Were vey lucky to get solid depth lioke this in the 6th round.
7. Gartrell Johnson RB Colorado State
Another late round value. Hey I know I already used one pick on the RB position but like I said earlier, our O depends on the run. If we cant run, we cant win. Example A: The 2008 Denver Broncos.