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The Draft Network mock sim
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02-26-2019, 12:23 PM | #61 |
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29. Irv Smith, TE, Alabama
61. Trayvon Muller, CB, Clemson 63. Jerry Tillery, DE/DT, Notre Dame 92. Joshua Jacobs, RB, Alabama 157. Germaine Pratt, LB, N.C. State 188. Carl Granderson, DE, Wyoming |
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02-26-2019, 12:34 PM | #62 |
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29. Nasir Adderley, S, Delaware
61. Joejuan Williams, CB, Vanderbilt 63. Jerry Tillery, DE/DT, Notre Dame 92. Amani Hooker, CB/S, Iowa 157. Justice Hill, RB, Ok. State 188. Carl Granderson, DE, Wyoming 194. Khalil Hodge, LB, Buffalo Think that's my favorite one so far. Adderley starts at FS, Williams gives you an outside CB, Tillery improves the defensive line depth, Hooker is your third safety and slot CB in the dime package, Hill helps at RB depth and Hodge is your SLB. |
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02-26-2019, 12:39 PM | #63 |
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Nasir Adderley S
Delaware Devin Bush Jr. LB Michigan Trayvon Mullen CB Clemson Jerry Tillery IDL Notre Dame Travis Fulgham WR Old Dominion Malik Carney EDGE North Carolina Demarcus Christmas IDL Florida State |
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02-26-2019, 03:34 PM | #66 |
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Finally got access to it. Man, this is a good one; awfully tough.
There really is a '**** the Chiefs' scenario when none of the QBs go early and the TEs come off quick as well. Those usually lead to Adderley going right before us and some pretty slim pickings. That said, I've had Fant fall a time or two and Irv Smith is pretty much always there. I've had Joshua Jacobs fall to our 2nd rounders a couple of times and I'd go ahead and take him there. But in those scenarios the safeties are picked clean with maybe Hooker and Rapp left to choose from with NO corners left (last one had JoeJuan Williams going right ahead of us). I just went Fant Jacobs Rapp Jaylon Ferguson (furthest I've seen him fall yet; back of the 3rd) Beckner (in the 5th? Boy that seems unlikely) Mecole Hardman, WR - UGA (probably too raw to be much but in the 6th I'll risk it; lots of speed/quickness there) Cameron Smith, CB - MSU (if people are looking for another Ward, he reminds me of him a bit; needs a TON of work and likely ends up on PS at best) It's just a lot harder to put together a true home run draft on this thing. Really a lot of robbing Peter to pay Paul. Easily my favorite of the mock draft simulators so far because I haven't had it make one truly easy for me yet.
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02-26-2019, 03:54 PM | #67 |
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Okay, I just face-raped this one:
1.29 -- HOOOOOOCK. First time I got a shot at him; I cannot stress enough how good he'd be here. 2.29 -- Julian Love, CB - ND -- I'm warming to him; with Ward's length but lack of quick twitch, I prefer Love's ability to match up with smaller WRs more than some others available here. I passed on Trayvon Mullen and JoeJuan Williams for the same reasons; longer guys with stiffer hips. 2.31 -- Riley Ridley, WR - UGA -- I can't help it, I love the possibilities of this kid on the other side of Hill long term in this offense. I think he'll just blossom and thrive in our system. He can be everything Watkins is at a literal fraction of the cap space. I passed on Tillery here because I simply love what Ridley could be. 3.29 -- Amani Hooker, S - Iowa -- good spot for him. 5.29 -- Terry Beckner Jr, DT - Mizzou -- he's not really going to last this long is he? 6-29 -- TJ Edwards, OLB - Wisc -- I really don't know how he fits here but he's a hard-nosed player who's aggressive. He's probably just a STer in this system but he was a good value play. 7th -- Michael Jordan, C - OSU -- There are a lot of rough edges to knock off here but with Reiter extended, we can bring in a guy with the tools to be better than him and try to coach him up. I'd be elated with getting Jordan in the 7th round.
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I'm interested to see Hockerson test, because I've kinda read some people who wonder if he's a really good blocker, average athlete in the pass game.
If that's the case, i'd probably look elsewhere. |
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About half of my drafts have 3 of my first 4 picks going to offense. I just cannot convince myself to throw that much capital at the defense yet when we simply don't know how much of the suck was coaching and we went so hard at it last year. Especially when I'm not wholly convinced that Lucas can't start or that Watts isn't actually a ballplayer. I know I'm supposed to draft a safety and 2 CBs in our first 4 picks, but I just don't like the draft doing that. I end up taking a CB with one of the seconds pretty much every time and it's generally Joejuan Williams because Love doesn't make it there. But if Adderley's not there in the first? {shrug} I'll make due with offense. Or if I end up having to go with Baker there, best be prepared for 1 more CB and then a shitload of toolsy offensive guys. I could be completely wrong and would doom the franchise to another disappointing season, but I keep falling into the same general trend here - there are some really talented offensive players that I'm not gonna pass on because I don't like what happened last season.
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The problem I keep having with defense is that we need good players but moreso, they need blue chippers. Those are just hard as hell to come by, especially in this draft.
If they could get a corner via trade like Rhodes or Peterson, I really feel that would open up the draft. |
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If Ed Oliver fell to 26, anyone trade up?
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I don't think drafting another player that will get washed out vs the run is how you stop it.
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On a complete opposite topic - I am mesmerized watching Dexter Lawrence tape. Clemson primarily played him at 3 tech while Wilkins was more often the 1 tech. Lawrence projects as 1 tech next level, but maybe Clemson was on to something. The man just collapses and crushes any semblance of a pocket and swallows up inside zone runs by himself. He does not have a ton of pass rush upside outside of being a space eater, but man does he wreak havoc in run defend. He moves so quick for such a huge man. If he falls to the late 2nd, I hope the Chiefs nab him. He will keep linebackers squeaky clean. |
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