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2 Weeks Out Mock

ivanm05 · 2016-04-14T17:52:17-07:00

This is how I envision the first six picks going down: 1. LA - Goff 2. CLE - Wentz 3. SD - Tunsil 4. DAL - Ramsey 5. JAC - Jack 6. BAL - Bosa and with 7 .... Round 1 - DeForest Buckner - DE - Oregon Buckner has the body type of a classic 3-4 defensive end who can control the point of attack with length and power, but he has above average pass rush potential for that position which figures to push him into the early stages of round one. Buckner has similar power to former teammate Arik Armstead, but is a much better pass rusher and has a chance to become a dominant force in the NFL. Round 2 Joshua Garnett - OG - Stanford Powerful frame with dense, muscular lower body. Very powerful at point of attack -- especially as base blocker. Held his own in the power department against UCLA's Kenny Clark. If he gets downhill momentum on defender, it's lights out. Able to strike and center his blocks between his shoulders. Team captain. Very good hand placement, upper body strength and hip torque to steer and turn opponent on hook blocks. Round 3 T.J. Green - CB - Clemson A safety at Clemson, his skills and speed are best suited as a corner. There's been a a lot of talk of converting him to a corner and when you take a look at his measurables it makes perfect sense. Speedster who had a few "walk down" tackles coming from way behind to make tackles on breakaways. Has exciting coverage range potential for defense that asks more of him. Flashes man cover ability with length, speed, and balls skills associated with being a former receiver. Asked to walk down into the box and handle run support duties from time to time. Lightning fast blitzer who can factor off the slot. Round 4 Kenyan Drake - RB - Alabama Multifaceted. Can line up in the slot. Can take handoffs. Run Sweeps. Play special teams. Gunner on kickoffs.. can field returns. Just a swiss army knife. Can be exhausting watching him because feet never stop moving -- ever. Able to elude defenders. Features second gear to burst through line and can string together moves in open field. Will press line of scrimmage effectively to set up his blocks. Legs keep churning through contact. Willing to aggressively finish runs. Will gain more yards post-contact than expected. Yannick Ngakoue - OLB - Maryland Flexible and athletic with a chiseled frame. Produced 45 quarterback pressures and 13 sacks this season. Plays with plus motor. Slippery with ability to find his way into a play even though he's being blocked. Impressive lateral quickness to escape reach blocks and create perimeter contain against the run Round 5 Aaron Burbridge - WR - MSU Has the body control and in-air athleticism to contort and come down with spectacular catches. Able to drop down and secure low throws and extend beyond his frame for diving catches left or right. At his best breaking off routes with suddenness and opening quickly for timing throws. Better at coming out of breaks to his left over his right. Detailed route-runner on double moves creating openings for big plays up top. When I think of the WR's in this drafts, Outside of Doctson and Treadwell, I don't see any that have any skills that our WR's don't already have. But when I see Burbridge I thinbk he would be an Anquan type player in the sense that he would get a lot of those third down catches because of his strength. Not to mention the value here in the 5th. Evan Boehm - C - Missouri Iron man. Holds school record for consecutive starts. Suffered high-ankle sprain in the first game of the year, but was right back on the field the next game. Rare power from a center. Phone booth champ. Able to consistently generate push at initial point of attack and take control of the neutral zone. Runs his feet under him at contact and drives the sled while staying glued to his man. Tough and smart. Devon Cajuste - WR/ TE / H-back - Stanford S Tall with a muscular frame. Play strength is above average and will fight for positioning. Reliable pass catcher with powerful hands. Able to post up and win the contested catch. Has traits to transition to H-back. Clean footwork and movements in his routes with a decent double move. Has some deceptive quickness out of stemming routes. I think he would be a complete stud in Chip's scheme. I think he could get really creative with him, especially in the red zone, using that size. Round 6 Beniquez Brown - ILB - Mississippi State Wrap-up tackler who finished with 100 total tackles and four sacks this season. Big enough to play through an angle block and work back into a play. Lively in his pursuit to the sideline and racks up tackles as mop-up man on the perimeter. Communicative on the field helping to direct traffic. John Robertson - QB - Villanova Dynamic player who can beat opponents both through the air and on the ground ... Accurate passer with outstanding football instincts ... Gifted runner who has a good combination of speed and vision ... Already owns the school record for career total offense with 10,273 yards ... Owns 15 career 100-yard rushing games which is second most in school history ... Has three career 1,000 yard rushing seasons to his credit Would have been a much higher pick had he not got hurt. Definitely a project but I think he has everything Chip would want in a QB. Very athletic. Can pull and run. Accurate. Reminds me a bit of Blaine actually. more highlights: http://www.patriots.com/video/2016/02/16/2016-draft-prospects-john-robertson-qb-villanova Nila Kasitati - OG - Oklahoma Thick, strong legs with broad shoulders. Has some initial power and ability to match the challenge when lined up against a player with strength. Looks for work and blocks through the whistle. Plays with toughness and some nasty. Able to pick up games by defensive linemen and isn't easily spooked by blitz bluffing linebackers. Doug MIddleton - FS - Appalachian State Special Teams player and backup safety once Bethea is traded. Plays with the mindset of a linebacker. Absolutely punishing hitter. Fires downhill aggressively in search of the ball and runs through targets with jarring blows. Very good ball production in 2014. Will flash focus and above average hands when throws are in his grasp. The closer to the line of scrimmage, the more comfortable he becomes.

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Apr 30, 2016 at 7:30 PM

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ivanm05
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Originally posted by StOnEy333:
Pretty good. I'd say you got 4*. The asterisk being for Cajuste coming on as an UDFA.

haha for sure. Lets just hope they pan out now, Stoney.

May 1, 2016 at 1:14 AM

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Buchy
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Nice work

May 1, 2016 at 6:49 PM

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ivanm05
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Originally posted by Buchy:
Nice work

Thanks Buchy!

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