Who do you want to draft/trade up for in 2014?

[DaWolf]

Probably way too early for this:

Quarterbacks should make big resurgence in Round 1 of 2014 draft

2014 NFL Draft: Early top-50 draft board

1. Teddy Bridgewater, QB, Louisville (Jr.): He has a rocket for an arm, plays in a pro-style offense and has the size teams love. He will be the No. 1 pick next April.

2. Jadeveon Clowney, DE, South Carolina (Jr.): He is a pass-rush freak. He has explosive speed off the edge and plays with a nasty streak. What's not to like?

3. Cyrus Kouandjio, T, Alabama (Jr): He is a better pro prospect in my mind than former teammate D.J. Fluker, who went 12th to San Diego this year. Plus, he's a left tackle.

4. Marqise Lee, WR, USC (Jr.): He is big, long, fast and plays in a pro-style offense. He is special.

5. Tajh Boyd, QB, Clemson: He has the arm and the ability to spread the football around. And he's accurate. He can also run now that he has trimmed down. He is a dual-threat quarterback, but more of a passer than you think.

6. Adrian Hubbard, OLB, Alabama (Jr.): When studying the Alabama tape this year, my eyes were drawn to him. He can be a special edge rusher in a 3-4.

7. Jake Matthews, T, Texas A&M: The son of Hall of Fame guard Bruce Matthews, he is a force who will move to left tackle this season with Luke Joeckel gone to the Jaguars.

8. Sammy Watkins, WR, Clemson (Jr.): Can he fly or what? Speed, speed, and more speed. He was the Tigers' best receiver, not DeAndre Hopkins, who was a first-round pick by Houston last week.

9. Louis Nix III, DT, Notre Dame (Jr.): One of the big reasons Manti Te'o got to make a lot of plays was Nix in the middle of the line creating havoc. Nix is a power player who also has good quickness.

10. Taylor Lewan, T, Michigan: He did a much better job against Clowney than he got credit for in that bowl game. He has the feet you need to play left tackle on the next level.

11. Kyle Von Noy, OLB, BYU: When studying Ziggy Ansah, this kid showed up a ton on tape. I was shocked he went back to BYU. He reminds me of Brad Van Pelt, an old-time Giants linebacker.

12. Stephon Tuitt, DE, Notre Dame (Jr.): He is a 300-pound end who can run. He had 12 sacks last season for a good Irish defense.

13. Anthony Barr, OLB, UCLA: He is an edge rusher who is ideal for any 3-4 team. Those guys always have great value. He is a great athlete who can run at 6-5, 245.

14. Bradley Roby, CB, Ohio State (Jr.): He is a smooth cover corner who isn't tall at 5-11, but he can play man coverage and he's good at it.

15. C.J. Mosley, OLB, Alabama: From a talent standpoint, he might be the most talented of the Alabama players. But his position doesn't have the value of the others.

16. David Fales, QB, San Jose State: Most haven't seen him play. If you haven't, watch him this year. He is big, strong and has a good arm. He completed 72.4 percent of his passes last season.

17. Anthony Johnson, DT, LSU: He's the next in the line of big-time inside players to come out of LSU. They haven't all hit on the next level, but he has a real chance.

18. Aaron Colvin, CB, Oklahoma: He is a 6-foot corner who knows how to excel in man coverage and he's also a willing tackler.

19. Austin Seferian-Jenkins, TE, Washington: He has a DUI arrest that could hurt his stock, but is he ever talented. He is a big, strong, powerful pass-catching tight end.

20. David Yankey, T, Stanford (Jr.): He's a good pass protector who will need to get stronger on the next level. But those Stanford linemen come out NFL ready.

21. Ha'Sean Clinton-Dix, S, Alabama (Jr.): He has good size at 6-1, but he also has the speed and range teams no crave on the back end.

22. Jackson Jeffcoat, DE, Texas: The son of former NFL defensive end Jim Jeffcoat might have been in this year's draft if he didn't get hurt last season. He has good speed and power off the edge.

23. Gabe Jackson, G, Mississippi State: We saw two guards go in the top 10 this year, and this kid has a chance to go in the top half of the first round next year.

24. Marcus Mariota, QB, Oregon (Jr.): Teams are now intrigued by dual-threat quarterbacks, and Mariota is that. He is big and fast and has a big arm.

25. Timmy Jernigan, DT, Florida State (Jr.): He is short at 6-2, but he is a strong power player (295 pounds) in the middle of the Seminoles defense.

26. Loucheiz Purifoy, CB, Florida (Jr.): At 6-1, he has good size and plays a lot of man coverage for the Gators. He has a chance to go even higher with a good season.

27. AJ McCarron, QB, Alabama: He isn't just a system quarterback playing on a good team. He's accurate and has a good arm. He also has good size.

28. Jordan Matthews, WR, Vanderbilt: He has the size (6-3) you want in an outside receiver and he has put up big numbers at Vandy. His 40 times will be big.

29. Aaron Murray, QB, Georgia: If he were an inch or two taller, he would be higher on the list. He has a rocket for an arm.

30. Antonio Richardson, T, Tennessee (Jr.): -- He is a powerful left tackle who did a nice job against Clowney last year. He could move much higher up this list next year.

31. Ryan Shazier, OLB, Ohio State (Jr.): He is a run-and-chase linebacker who can also rush the quarterback. His size at 225 pounds might be a concern.

32. William Sutton, DT, Arizona State: Yes, he's undersized for the position. But he kid is special. He is strong and quick.

[Hammock Parties]

Marquise Lee could be in our range.

[Mav]

Originally Posted by beer bacon

Not as good on the Chiefs as other teams, since 90% of Alex Smith's passes are dump offs to TEs and RBs.

Im guessing that two things are true. One, you have never seen alex smith play, and are only going on what you hear, and two, never seen sammy watkins, who is DEADLY after the catch. Takes a lot of quick screens and unders to the house. But thats okay.... Im cool with it. I dont expect all people to be leaders, most after all, are sheep.....

[Mav]

Originally Posted by Wonton Prejudice

Marquise Lee could be in our range.

would you take him over watkins?

[Hammock Parties]

Also after Albert leaves and Fisher busts we will need an OT.

[Mav]

Originally Posted by Wonton Prejudice

Also after Albert leaves and Fisher busts we will need an OT.

shock jock poster in the HOUSE!!!!!

[CHENZ A!]

Originally Posted by Dave Lane

Cyrus Kouandjio, OT, Alabama (Jr): He is a better pro prospect in my mind than former teammate D.J. Fluker, who went 12th to San Diego this year. Plus, he's a left tackle.

post of the year.

[Saul Good]

Originally Posted by Pitt Gorilla

Would people have been happier if we took Bray somewhere between the 3rd and 6th rounds?

I honestly believe that the average CPer would be happier with our draft if there had been a run on QBs (Bills take Manuel at 8, Jets take Geno at 9, Titans take Barkley at 10) and we had traded Albert and our number one pick to the Rams for picks 1.16 and 1.22 and drafted Fisher and Bray.

[sfchief]

Originally Posted by Fat Elvis

Clowney. Duh. But we won't be in position to get him.

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[Frosty]

Why does that stupid gif reload every time I click in this thread?

[saphojunkie]

Originally Posted by Mr. Laz

and we will have the 12th pick and not be in position for any of them


of course in 2015 when the draft is stank ass we will have a top 5 pick again

There are thirty players listed. Math isn't your strong suit?

[saphojunkie]

I wonder what it would take to get the Jets' first rounder next year...

[King_Chief_Fan]

I predict we will be picking 27...28....what can you get for that?

[mcaj22]

we will definitely be in the top 10 next year some hopefully anyone of those good prospects out of the 10 on that list

[Rausch]

Originally Posted by mcaj22

we will definitely be in the top 10 next year some hopefully anyone of those good prospects out of the 10 on that list

I doubt it.

We'll win 7 to 9 games and be in the upper-middle of the pack...