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1. WR Michael Crabtree, Texas Tech
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It wouldn't surprise me in the slightest. Chiefs need another wide-out and Crabtree is generally regarded as the best. Of the several TT games I watched with past season, he was, without question, the best player on the field.
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3. OLB Lawrence Sidbury, Richmond
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Seems to be a 40 yard dash phenom, which jacks him up the boards on a lot of mocks. 11.5 sacks, but at a D-II school. I don't know if I'd have the balls to draft a guy like this in the third round. He'd have to be a real baby eater like Jared Allen, otherwise, we've basically got the same guy on our roster in Brian Johnston.
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4. NT Chris Baker, Hampton
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Interesting guy, but there is no way in hell Pioli takes a guy with this much baggage. I mean, you'd have to screw up something fierce to have this much talent and get kicked out of Penn State.
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5. C A.Q. Shipley, Penn State
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None whatsoever. Guy will probably be starting from day one his rookie year and play for 13 years in the league.
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6. OT Andrew Gardner, Georgia Tech
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Insert OL prospect here...Gardner would be as good as anyone I suppose. Take a look at Travis Bright from BYU around this area (round 6-7) as well. I think he's got more potential than his higher ranked teammate Feinga (who would also be viable for a look here).
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7. OLB Kirston Pittman, LSU
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If Mortty Ivy of WV is available, I'd take him over Pittman.
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7. DE Brigham Harwell, UCLA
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Looks like he was productive earlier in his college career than later. Injured a lot. Perhaps a kicker here instead?
I like the chances you took with the smaller school guys. A mock with a little more variety than usual.