First Mock - Page 2

staylor26 · 05:06 AM

1. Brandon Cooks, WR, Oregon St- small WR with excellent speed and quickness. Polished and has the versatility to play outside or inside. Plays much bigger than his size would indicate and will go up and fight for balls. Tough and plays with a chip. Better WR prospect than Tavon Austin as he has similar potential but a much higher floor and I was praying we'd get a trade down and take him last year.

3. Terrence Brooks, FS, Florida St- solid free safety prospect with upside. Great speed and good ball skills. Can play centerfield but is also solid against the run. Possible day 1 starter and can compete with Commings in camp.

4. Aaron Lynch, OLB, South Florida- great size and flashed some pass rush ability throughout his college career. Raw prospect with good upside, just needs to put it all together. Could sit and learn the position while providing depth. Possible replacement for Hali in the near future. Should be a better pro than college player.

5. DeAnthony Thomas, RB, Oregon- we could use a guy like this behind Charles and Davis to take a few snaps a game and maintain that home run ability in the backfield. We saw how quickly we could be down to our third RB in the playoff game. This guy and Cooks make our offense much more explosive.

6. Zach Fulton, OG, Tennessee- Dorsey seems to love big guys that can move on the offensive line and this gives us another interior guy to develop as a potential starter.

6. Brandon Dixon, CB, NW Missouri St- local sleeper. Press corner with a good size to speed ratio. Impressive at the combine with his measurable and on the field work.

staylor26 · 03-04-2014, 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by scott free

You had me at Cooks... sure hope we take him, start him in the slot, with Bowe and (fingers crossed) Jenkins outside.

That'd give us a body and two burners in three wide sets, perfect symmetry IMO.

Couldn't agree more and this is what I had in mind! Bowe, Cooks, and Jenkins is a perfect 3 deep at WR, especially if Jenkins continues to develop and makes a huge jump in year 3.

Exoter175 · 03-04-2014, 04:37 PM

I really feel that with a draft class like this, you HAVE to take a shot at an ILB between rounds 1-5. I don't think we can come out of this years' draft without an ILB talent that could start almost immediately.

That being said, LOVE your 1st, 5th, and 6th round selections.

03-04-2014, 02:12 AM
staylor26 In Search of a Life Join Date: Oct 2007 Casino cash: $-2070960	First Mock 1. Brandon Cooks, WR, Oregon St- small WR with excellent speed and quickness. Polished and has the versatility to play outside or inside. Plays much bigger than his size would indicate and will go up and fight for balls. Tough and plays with a chip. Better WR prospect than Tavon Austin as he has similar potential but a much higher floor and I was praying we'd get a trade down and take him last year. 3. Terrence Brooks, FS, Florida St- solid free safety prospect with upside. Great speed and good ball skills. Can play centerfield but is also solid against the run. Possible day 1 starter and can compete with Commings in camp. 4. Aaron Lynch, OLB, South Florida- great size and flashed some pass rush ability throughout his college career. Raw prospect with good upside, just needs to put it all together. Could sit and learn the position while providing depth. Possible replacement for Hali in the near future. Should be a better pro than college player. 5. DeAnthony Thomas, RB, Oregon- we could use a guy like this behind Charles and Davis to take a few snaps a game and maintain that home run ability in the backfield. We saw how quickly we could be down to our third RB in the playoff game. This guy and Cooks make our offense much more explosive. 6. Zach Fulton, OG, Tennessee- Dorsey seems to love big guys that can move on the offensive line and this gives us another interior guy to develop as a potential starter. 6. Brandon Dixon, CB, NW Missouri St- local sleeper. Press corner with a good size to speed ratio. Impressive at the combine with his measurable and on the field work. Last edited by staylor26; 03-04-2014 at 05:06 AM..
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03-04-2014, 04:37 PM	#17
Exoter175 Banned Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Olathe Casino cash: $10003166	I really feel that with a draft class like this, you HAVE to take a shot at an ILB between rounds 1-5. I don't think we can come out of this years' draft without an ILB talent that could start almost immediately. That being said, LOVE your 1st, 5th, and 6th round selections.
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