uh-huh-huh

http://home.teleport.com/%7Erasputin...isButthead.jpg

:cuss::cuss::cuss:

LMAO

He was going to the Bucs had they not traded that pick for the ****ing Soulja.

Look at it this way: You got 7 picks in the first two rounds. I had two. :(

I WIN THE DRAFT.

I was hoping BR or Britt would slide to the Brownies. All other positions of need felt like a reach there and BR is about a no-brainer, sure thing as there is in this draft.

Where is Direckshun with his "Top 5 Available"? I need to know who to draft next.

I tried drawing him out with my "I win the draft" post.

Nate Davis is still on the board. Not good for the Iggles though.

If the Panthers had a different GM....then I could see Nate Davis being a steal!

LMAO

Fifteen more picks. God, it's been an eternity.

6 picks so far today. Good job everyone.

The Vikes are virtually assured of getting the player they are targeting here since he isn't a fit with the Jets or Eagles.

Care to guess the pick?

The New York Jets select Jarron Gilbert DE San Jose State

You goddamned mother****er.

Goddamnit, Archie. Guess the Patriots aren't getting a DE in the draft this year.

The Eagles were hoping for Kenny Britt or William Moore to fall to them at this spot....but it didn't work out. The Eagles don't have a LOT of holes....and the value to fill those holes right now....isn't that great. So with that the Eagles will look to add depth. The Giants proved that you can never have enough defensive linemen on your team, so with the 53rd selection the Philadelphia Eagles select.

Robert Ayers, DE, University of Tennessee

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You're up.

Urbik

The Vikings need an answer at RT, the pick here is Phil Loadholt, OT, Oklahoma.

I almost snatched him up until I realized Kenny Britt was still on the board. I knew he wouldn't be around in the 3rd.

After getting Mack in the first round, RT was the biggest hole left unaddressed so far for the Vikings. I wasn't sure he'd slip all the way to the Vikings, since he did I had to pull the trigger.

The guy is a brick shit house. 337lbs and he's not fat. He's going to have some adjustments to make, and his sheer size alone gives him some bust potential if he can't keep up with the speed of the next level.

But he does get a great push off the line, and he's shown more discipline this last year. He has a lot of potential. I think he'll be a stud, but there are some red flags. He's certainly not going to protect your QB.

He's a freak for sure and just too good to pass on considering the Vikes hole at RT.

Adrian Peterson would jizz in his pants. It was a great pick for the Vikes. He's a better fit there than he would've been with the Bears.

Falcons would like to upgrade a couple of positions here.

Strong Safety was a consideration, but they also could use another weapon at TE for Matt Ryan.

The Falcons select Shawn Nelson, TE, Southern Miss

Great pick

OOPS. I forgot about your first round pick, that would kind of eliminate your need for Urbik...

It's kind of ironic to see the two main people on the board who say the TE position is overvalued in KC take a TE in the top 2 rounds

Oh no you di'int.

LMAO

Douchebags, all of you.

...

1. WR Louis Murphy, Florida
2. FS Louis Delmas, Western Michigan
3. C Eric Wood, Louisville
4. DT Sen'Derrick Marks, Auburn
5. CB Victor Harris, Virginia Tech

:clap:ROFL

I want to strengthen the Dolphins secondary up a bit. I don't like the corners as much but I feel pretty good taking this guy here. The more I watch his film, the more he grows on me.

Miami Dolphins select: Louis Delmas, S, Western Michigan

According to this website, the Chiefs have the Bucs' 2nd pick in the 7th round.

http://www.prosportstransactions.com...rades/2009.htm

I'm pretty sure that we had to give that pick back for some reason.

I'll did a little deeper when I have some time.

EDIT: Well, that was easy. We do not own that pick. The Steelers do.

http://www.nfl.com/draft/story?id=09...s&confirm=true

The Ravens are giddy about this pick. They addressed the secondary in the 1st round and continue to retool an aging defense in the 2nd. Bart Scott is gone and Ray Lewis is possibly/probably gone..

The Baltimore Ravens select ILB Darry Beckwith, LSU.

Loadholt is going to be great for Peterson, but the Vikes might need a shitload of QBs.

I suspect in pass protect he's going to make McIntosh look like Willie Roaf by comparison.

Agreed. Maybe he can improve, but at this point I think Tamba would have a field day.

Ray Lewis already resigned.

Missed that, but they still need a replacement for Scott and someone to groom behind Lewis.

Is Beckwith a 3-4 backer though?

Is he a rush backer? No. Can he play ILB in a 3-4? I think so.

It also looks like 3-4 teams are paying attention:

02/21/09 - Which teams have you interviewed with?): San Diego, Seattle, San Francisco, New England, Dallas so far and I have seven teams scheduled tonight.

http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings...009&genpos=ILB

INDIANAPOLIS -- Darry Beckwith believes versatility will be his calling card in the NFL.
The LSU linebacker said he plans to perform every on-field drill at the NFL Scouring Combine this weekend and wants to show teams that he can play outside linebacker as well as inside linebacker, the position he played during his final two seasons with the Tigers. Beckwith said several teams think he could fit at inside linebacker in a 3-4 scheme or at either spot in a 4-3 scheme.


http://blog.nola.com/saintsbeat/2009..._beckwith.html

Good to know rep.

I wanted to make my pick tonight. Any chance OTW and Mecca show, or will this be the first night in CP history where neither of them were on?

At almost the moment you posted this, I was in my FOURTH hour looking for one of my dogs, in a driving rain.

My wife was taking them for a walk, our Brittany saw a rabbit and bolted. Tore the leash right out of my wife's hand - she's NEVER done that before.

Anyway, there are really thick woods behind our house, and I was worried that she'd get hung up on her leash.

After four hours of looking around the woods, I was trying to get back up an embankment, slipped, and caught myself with my left hand - on a big-ass rock, with my thumb getting all my weight.

I've broken fingers before, and it doesn't feel broken - I'm thinking that I tore/ruptured a ligament where the thumb meets the palm. A 10:15 appointment this AM will hopefully give me some answers.

Luckily, right after the fall, I found the dog.

Unluckily, my golf game is likely on hold for a good chunk of the season, and my trip to the lake this month is shot.

:cuss:

For a supposed "defense poor" draft class, the Patriots just can't seem to get away from defensive players in this mock.

But even with the addition of Shawn Springs, the Pats are still ridiculously thin at CB.

So, the New England Patriots select:

Jairus Byrd, CB, Oregon

Easy pick here...the Colts select Eric Wood, C, Louisville

Didn't they draft like 3 centers last year?

Or are you expecting him to play guard?

Eh those guys were all very late picks and the offense really took a step back when they were playing. I think Wood plays center since Saturday isn't coming back and he fits their offensive system of more finesse than power and he's a smart guy, he's basically a Colts fit player.

There's only a couple other things they really have needs to draft at and Wood is the best value plus he protects their most important player so I went there.

It was him or a DT or a LB and I didn't like the value of those players at this pick.

Not knocking the pick, just curious.

Good point on the value issue.

The Quack-ification of the Pats continues....

I think those 2 Oregon players are tweeners so I'm not sure what they'll do at the NFL level.

Are you sure about Saturday not coming back?

http://www.indystar.com/article/2009...RTS03/90226054

Just sayin', ya know? I'm sure you want to make the pick with all your facts straight.

Glad you found your dog, OTW. I hope your thumb will be okay.

I'm hoping for big time busts (Chung takes awful angles and the Oregon secondary was pretty terrible this year against teams that could actually pass the ball) but, then, I'm biased. :)

Eh he's still older than balls and looked to really be declining last year, I still think it's the right pick for a team that needs to start replacing some aging offensive players.

I'll be back in an hour or so, to see if my pick is up.

Byrd is a playmaker and has good ball skills but his speed I'm not sure about he's always going to be a CB/S tweener unless you are a straight zone team because he really needs to be able to face the offense and see the ball.

Chung I don't even know what he is. He's basically built like a FS but plays and runs like a SS or a LB.

However you need to justify it is okay with me. I just wanted to make sure you knew the facts.:)

They all run like SS and LB this year. This was one of the weakest years in the 40 I've seen.

That said, it's up to the Giants, now.

The common wisdom was that the Giants' biggest need is at WR, in the wake of Plaxico Burress, but whatev. The upside of Michael Johnson was too great in the first round. Complaints that this was nowhere near a need for the Jints is legit. But the Giants pride themselves and their recent Super Bowl on their monstrous defensive line, which at this point features two Pro Bowlers, and two other guys that could start on any other defensive line.

Injuries hurt them last year but they kept on truckin', and it's a prime concern to keep that defensive line tenacious. You do that through depth (Johnson will not be expected to contribute immediately -- he's a long-term prospect), and through leverage. If Johnson develops as he should, he prevents the Giants from having to drop huge money on the next DE up for a contract who had his numbers pumped up from playing on this line.

Smith was more of a no-brainer for a defense that needs help at SS more importantly, and CB secondarily.

So while WR was a prime concern, supposedly, for this New York team, I elected other paths instead of worrying about a WR corps that, even without Burress, many teams would love to have.

But that ends now. The Giants would love a big body with some speed, and Florida's Louis Murphy brings both. Not great numbers in Florida's offense, but with a low 4.4 40, and a solid frame, and a damn good Combine, the Giants think there's something there. Maybe not a Plaxico Burress, but definitely more talent for their WR corps.

With the 60th pick in the NFL Draft, the New York Giants select WR Louis Murphy, from the University of Florida.

Carson Palmer hates you. :harumph:

I think Murphy can be productive. Burress? No, he's not as big nor as physical. He's more of a speed/finesse guy but with more size.

That sucks dude. Well at least you found your dog.

With the loss of Kris Jenkins last year and a possible Julius Peppers trade looming, the Panthers look to improve their D-line and select Fila Moala, DT/DE, USC

Well he's not going to be a 303 lb DE in their 4-3.

Yeah. By the 3 hour mark, I really expected to find her dead. Worried she got her leash wrapped up in brush or a tree and choked herself, broken neck, etc.

The very few times she's gotten away, she's always come right back - or at least barked or howled when you called or whistled for her.

Thumb update: No fracture. Seeing a specialist tomorrow. My doc is worried I may have torn a ligament. Hopefully it's nothing more than a sprain.

Either way, it appears I'm ****ed for at least 4-6 weeks, barring a miracle.

That will likely slide your value to the midrounds, OTW.

Shit, I was an UDFA at best BEFORE this.

LMAO

Probably not, but there are no guarantees, Fox remains with the team beyond this year. Which means they could switch to a 3-4 in the future and he could easily be a DE in a 3-4. Hence the DT/DE comment.

This must have popped into my head about 20 times last night:

LMAO

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The Titans select Juaquin Iglesias, WR, Oklahoma. Just a solid all around football player. Could become Hines Ward.

Warpath, you're doing a great job with the draft. Thanks again, man.

Thanks, and no problem. I enjoy the hell out of it.

At the rate we're going, we'll probably be able to "re-do" the 1st round, if people are interested. A lot can change in the next month+.

You're the Roger Goodell of the board.;) Yes, it's always fun and you've done a great job. I'm just happy to be a part of it.

Jerry Jones offically hates you.

Good pick. I seriously considered him for the Panthers, but their defensive woes have to be addressed. Moala barely edged him out, in my book.

Not as much as he hates you for that 1st round pick.