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1st Round 1 Houston (scs787) - Blake Bortles, QB 2 St. Louis (bradjock) - Jadeveon Clowney, DE 3 Jacksonville (MadLith) - Khalil Mack, OLB 4 Cleveland (Stinger226) - Sammy Watkins, WR 5 Oakland (Jason) - Jake Matthews, OT 6 Atlanta (Stinger226) - Greg Robinson, OT 7 Tampa Bay (Adam) - Mike Evans, WR 8 Minnesota (MadLith) - Derek Carr, QB 9 Buffalo (bradjock) - Taylor Lewan, OT 10 Detroit (scs787) - Justin Gilbert, CB 11 Tennessee (Jason) - Johnny Manziel, QB 12 New York Giants (Adam) - Eric Ebron, TE 13 St. Louis (bradjock) - Zack Martin, OG 14 Chicago (scs787) - Aaron Donald, DT 15 Pittsburgh (MadLith) - Odell Beckham Jr. WR 16 Dallas (Stinger226) - Louis Nix, DT 17 Baltimore (Adam) - HaHa Clinton-Dix, FS 18 New York Jets (MadLith) - Brandin Cooks, WR 19 Miami (scs787) - C.J. Mosley, LB 20 Arizona (Stinger226) - Anthony Barr, LB 21 Green Bay (Jason) - Calvin Pryor, FS 22 Philadelphia (Adam) - Darqueze Dennard, CB 23 Kansas City (bradjock) - Marquis Lee, WR 24 Cincinnati (MadLith) - Kony Ealy, DE 25 San Diego (bradjock) - Kyle Fuller, CB 26 Cleveland (Stinger226) - Teddy Bridgewater, QB 27 New Orleans (scs787) - Dee Ford, DE 28 Carolina (Adam) - Morgan Moses, OT 29 New England (bradjock) - Stephon Tuitt, DT 30 San Francisco (Jason) - Jason Verrett, CB 31 Denver (Stinger226) - Xavier Su'a-Filo OG 32 Seattle (Jason) - Joel Bitonio, OG 2nd Round 33 Houston (scs787) - Ryan Shazier, LB 34 Washington (bradjock) - Chris Borland, LB 35 Cleveland (Stinger226) - Jimmie Ward, S 36 Oakland (Jason) - Kelvin Benjamin, WR 37 Atlanta (Stinger226) - Jace Amaro, TE 38 Tampa Bay (Adam) - Timmy Jernigan, DT 39 Jacksonville (MadLith) - Jimmy Garoppolo, QB 40 Minnesota (MadLith) - Demarcus Lawrence, DE 41 Buffalo (bradjock) - Jordan Mathews, WR 42 Tennessee (Jason) - Bradley Roby CB 43 N.Y. Giants (Adam) - Cyrus Kouandjio, OT 44 St. Louis (bradjock) - Donte Moncrief, WR 45 Detroit (scs787) - Lamarcus Joyner, CB 46 Pittsburgh (MadLith) - Scott Crichton, DE 47 Dallas (Stinger226) - Deone Bucannon, SS 48 Baltimore (Adam) - JaWuan James, OT 49 N.Y. Jets (MadLith) - Keith McGill, CB 50 Miami (scs787) - Cameron Fleming, OT 51 Chicago (scs787) - RaShede Hageman, DT 52 Arizona (Stinger226) - Austin Seferian-Jenkins, TE 53 Green Bay (Jason) - Weston Richburg, C 54 Philadelphia (Adam) - Allen Robinson, WR 55 Cincinnati (MadLith) - Marcus Martin, C 56 San Francisco (Jason) - Kyle Van Noy, LB 57 San Diego (bradjock) - Davante Adams, WR 58 New Orleans (scs787) - Phillip Gaines, CB 59 Indianapolis (Stinger226) - Travis Swanson, C 60 Carolina (Adam) - Cody Latimer, WR 61 San Francisco (Jason) - Martavis Bryant, WR 62 New England (bradjock) - Troy Niklas, TE 63 Denver (Stinger226) - Jordan Zumwatt, LB 64 Seattle (Jason) - Marcus Smith, DE 3rd Round 65 Houston (scs787) - DaQuan Jones, DT 66 Washington (bradjock) - Gabe Jackson, G 67 Oakland (Jason) - Zach Mettenberger, QB 68 Atlanta (Stinger226) - Kareem Martin, DE 69 Tampa Bay (Adam) - A.J. McCarron, QB 70 Jacksonville (MadLith) - Trevor Reilly, LB 71 Cleveland (Stinger226) - Carlos Hyde, RB 72 Minnesota (MadLith) - Jaylen Watkins, CB 73 Buffalo (bradjock) - Marcus Roberson, CB 74 N.Y. Giants (Adam) - Tre Mason, RB 75 St. Louis (bradjock) - Austin Seferian Jenkins, TE 76 Detroit (scs787) - Paul Richardson, WR 77 San Francisco (Jason) - Bashaud Breeland, CB 78 Dallas (Stinger226) - Will Clarke, DE 79 Baltimore (Adam) - Jeremiah Attaochu, LB 80 N.Y. Jets (MadLith) - Jared Abbrederis, WR 81 Miami (scs787) - Dakota Dozier, OG 82 Chicago (scs787) - Terrance Brooks, FS 83 Cleveland (Stinger226) - Shayne Skov, LB 84 Arizona (Stinger226) - David Yarney, OT 85 Green Bay (Jason) - Will Sutton, DT 86 Philadelphia (Adam) - Carl Bradford, LB 87 Kansas City (bradjock) - Billy Turner, OT 88 Cincinnati (MadLith) - Jackson Jeffcoat, DE 89 San Diego (bradjock) - Daniel McCullers, NT 90 Indianapolis (Stinger226) - Antione Exum, CB 91 New Orleans (scs787) - Telvin Smith, LB 92 Carolina (Adam) - Stanley Jean-Baptiste, CB 93 New England (bradjock) - Tom Savage, QB 94 San Francisco (Jason) 95 Denver (Stinger226) 96 Minnesota (MadLith) 97 Pittsburgh (MadLith) 98 Green Bay (Jason) 99 Baltimore (Adam) 100 San Francisco (Jason) Managers: scs787 (Houston, Detroit, Chicago, Miami, New Orleans) bradjock (St. Louis, Buffalo, Kansas City, San Diego, New England, Washington) MadLith (Jacksonville, Minnesota, Pittsburgh, New York Jets, Cincinnati Stinger226 (Cleveland, Atlanta, Dallas, Arizona, Denver, Indianapolis) Jason (Oakland, Tennessee, Green Bay, San Francisco, Seattle) Adam (Tampa Bay, New York Giants, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Carolina)

Ok, no prob, I will use a randomizer and plug our names in and just do that until all the teams have manager.

That would be a dream draft for me. Getting a top notch Safety and 2x DT's of that caliber in one draft would be awesome. I wouldn't even mind trading a 5th-7th to move up in the 2nd or 3rd to make that happen.

Ok cool, I will make a sticky, add names to teams, and once we have all 32, we can start. Just let me know which teams you are "interested" in managing.

Anyone interested in doing a community Mock Draft? We did one a few years ago and it was pretty successful. We can each pick a few teams and start picking until the draft starts and go as far as we can go.

To me the 2nd DT pick would have to be BPA, and I doubt a DT is BPA at that point. If we draft a DT in the first, our need for DT becomes the 4th-7th need on the team at that point behind S, CB, LB, and possibly TE, OL, QB. Now I can see us taking another DT in the 1st or 2nd next year, but I highly doubt we go that route in one draft and completely pass on S or CB in the first 2 rounds.

I agree, then the same could be said for QB, CB (Tillman/Jennings), WR (Marshall), LB (Briggs), etc. Kind of silly. I too am cooling on Donald in the 1st. I would much rather go with the top Safety or CB if we can't get the "right" guy on the DLine. Obviously it would be nice to trade back to pick up another pick but as Emery has said, you rarely get the same value when you do that.

I think the backup strategy will come down to whether the team expects Cutler to play every game, or if they see him as injury prone. If it is the former, than I can see them going the rookie route. If they view him as injury prone, then I can see them bringing in a vet who can come in and be serviceable.

Yeah pretty crappy. Also based on Emery's trend, first rounders come from Senior Bowl rosters, so Donald then Ward would make sense.

At #14, one of those 3 will be there.

My hope is that 3x QB's go before we pick. Even if teams trade up to get them. That would leave us most of the following available: DL: Donald, Jernigan S: Clinton-Dix, Pryor CB: Gilbert, Dennard OL: Lewan LB: Barr WR: Evans TE: Ebron How would you guys rank these available? I would go Donald, Clinton-Dix, Gilbert as my top 3, and possibly Lewan if he is there.

I would only say Lott and Reed if they were on that team at their current age last year. Otherwise, in their prime they still would've been impact players on that Defense last year. Conte is league-average at best, but looks a lot worse when the rest of the defense is at or below his level.

Almost have to go Safety in the 1st if HaHa is there.

I don't think you can narrow it down that much. In a perfect world, we go DT and S in the first two rounds and address our biggest needs with impact players. However, the draft will dictate that order because I would hate to lock myself into a S in the 2nd after picking a DT in the first, then picking a guy with a 3rd round grade when there is a CB sitting there with a higher grade. Even though CB is not as big of a need as the other two, one injury to Jennings or Peanut and it will be. I would think the best strategy would be to weight each position for need, then have a grade on every player. So if there is a DT with a B+ and a CB with an A sitting there, then you have to make the decision on which way to go. Then you apply this to every round. That way you are getting the best player available in a need area unless the grade itself outweighs the need (ie. OL from top 10 dropping to 14).

Yeah, if it was Bucs I would've believed it.

I like his enthusiasm. He is going to be a great addition to the locker room and push these guys.

SMC was #50, Wootton was #49, Bass #46. Peppers was #15 but tied with Allen, Michael Johnson and Chris Long.

His acquisition would make this one of the top 3 offenses of the SB and FA era. 3 legitimate #1 WR's, Pro Bowl level RB, top flight TE and an improving Offensive Line. Cutler would have to be released if he didn't pass for 4,500 yards and 40 TDs. His return ability makes it intriguing, but Carolina seems like the logical landing spot.

That would be awesome, the contracts are high enough where you can make that happen, especially with the cap increases that started this year.

Yeah he is very disruptive.

In the end it will come down to who our returner is next year and how he equates to Hester in terms of contract and expected performance. We can already expect a cheaper option but hopefully it is comparable performance.

Another Stat site: http://wp.advancednflstats.com/defenderstats.php?pos=DE Based on these numbers, Allen was 2nd most valuable DE in league last year. Allen – 2nd, behind only JJ Watt in +WPA Young was 8th Peppers was 18th Houston was 32nd

There is no way we go TE or WR. I doubt we even sniff an Offensive player in the first couple of rounds. The only Offensive player I could see is if one of the OT's fall out of the top 10. I would love to move down and pick up another pick. My picks are Donald or HaHa.

I don't see anything in his game logs to support that. He had sacks against Stafford, Dalton, Foles, Eli, Big Ben, RG III, Flacco, McCown, and Cutler.

It is actually not even close. Allen is a high motor guy who doesn't take a play off, which cannot always be said for Peppers. In the last 4 seasons, Allen has 19 more sacks, 48 more tackles, and 22 more QB disruptions than Peppers in the same amount of games.