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Old 02-28-2005, 08:39 PM  
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Worlds stupidest mock draft

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Is the link I'll paste it below but not sure how it will look. Derrick Johnson drops to 23! Past KC I'd frickking scream!!

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DraftInsidersDigest.com mock draft
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Team Record Pick Pos. School
1. 49ers 2-14 Aaron Rodgers QB Cal
49ers need a new direction on offense and should start with the key position.
2. Dolphins 4-12 Cedric Benson RB Texas
Dolphins never recovered from losing Ricky Williams.
3. Browns 4-12 Alex Smith QB Utah
Browns are again looking like an expansion franchise.
4. Bears 5-11 Mike Williams WR USC
Bears want big-time playmaker after struggling again on offense.
5. Buccaneers 5-11 Carnell Williams RB Auburn
Jon Gruden loves this running back for his diversified offense.
6. Titans 5-11 Braylon Edwards WR Michigan
Titans would love to add a big-time playmaker after overhauling their roster.
7. Vikings 8-8 Antrel Rolle CB Miami
After acquiring this pick from the Raiders in the Randy Moss trade, Vikes might also look for a receiver.
8. Cardinals 6-10 Ronnie Brown RB Auburn
Cards want a young power tailback after Emmitt Smith's retirement this offseason.
9. Redskins 6-10 Erasmus James DE Wisconsin
Redskins must address their front four early.
10. Lions 6-10 David Pollack DE Georgia
Lions' front four needs a big-time edge pass rusher.
11. Cowboys 6-10 Travis Johnson DT Florida St.
'Boys' defense is looking for an inside force.
12. Chargers 12-4 Alex Barron T Florida St.
With this pick from the Giants, Chargers seek help for their offensive line.
13. Texans 7-9 Heath Miller TE Virginia
Texans looking for a playmaker to stretch the field in the middle.
14. Panthers 7-9 Adam Jones CB West Virginia
Panthers secondary got toasted often last season.
15. Chiefs 7-9 Marlin Jackson CB Michigan
Chiefs defense needs shutdown corner on the outside.
16. Saints 8-8 Thomas Davis S Georgia
Saints defense needs tough playmaker and run support defender.
17. Bengals 8-8 Marcus Spears DE LSU
Bengals will look to address their front four.
18. Vikings 8-8 Justin Miller CB Clemson
Vikings secondary gets toasted weekly every week on schedule.
19. Rams 8-8 Carlos Rogers LB Auburn
Rams would love to land this tough cornerback.
20. Cowboys 6-10 Channing Crowder LB Florida
Parcells loves those linebackers. With this pick from the Bills, he'll get one.
21. Jaguars 9-7 Dan Cody DE Oklahoma
Jaguars are looking for a young playmaker on the outside.
22. Ravens 9-7 Mark Clayton WR Oklahoma
Ravens need a playmaker at receiver for their young offense.
23. Seahawks 9-7 Derrick Johnson LB Texas
Seahawks must improve on defense to rank among the top clubs.
24. Packers 10-6 Kevin Burnett LB Tennessee
Packers are looking for more speed on defense.
25. Broncos 10-6 Matt Roth DE Iowa
Rugged defender gives Broncos much needed upfront pass pressure.
26. Jets 10-6 Jammal Brown T Oklahoma
Jets offensive line is an area looking to add a young tackle if free-agent losses occur.
27. Falcons 11-5 Corey Webster CB LSU
Falcons defense may address the secondary again this spring.
28. Chargers 12-4 Troy Williamson WR South Carolina
Chargers are looking for a fast playmaker at wide receiver.
29. Colts 12-4 Eric Green CB Virginia Tech
Quick cover man would be fine compliment in Colts secondary.
30. Steelers 15-1 Shaun Cody DT USC
Steelers defense must get more pass pressure from their front three.
31. Eagles 13-3 Darryl Blackstock LB Virginia
Eagles defense is building a young dominant group.
32. Patriots 14-2 DeMarcus Ware LB Troy State
Patriots will have seven veteran linebackers over 30 by next season.
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Old 02-28-2005, 08:50 PM   #2
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http://www.nfldraftcountdown.com/pla...ckjohnson.html

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Strengths: A playmaker in every sense of the word...Powerful tackler...Makes play sideline-to-sideline...Excellent instincts...More than holds his own in coverage and has fluid hips...Highly productive...Explosive athlete...Very good when blitzing and pursues well...Always around the action...Has a knack for making the big play.
Weaknesses: Could stand to add some weight and bulk up...Struggles to take on blocks...Will ignore his assignment at times in an effort to make a play...Will miss some tackles.
Notes: May have been the first linebacker selected had he come out after his junior season...Has a brother (Dwight) who played in the NFL and is the cousin of Kevin (Ex-Florida St.) and Ben Emanuel (UCLA)...One of the best linebacker prospects to come along in years.
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Old 02-28-2005, 08:59 PM   #3
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Old 02-28-2005, 09:25 PM   #4
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Most stupid mock?

Hardly, I could do much worse.
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Old 02-28-2005, 09:26 PM   #5
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Old 03-01-2005, 03:32 AM   #6
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