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All picks as is, no trade. Adding a late round comp.
1. Alec Ogletree...LB...Georgia.... Maualuga, Howard, Skuta, and Lawson FA's. Linebacker might be the biggest need pick on the team. 2. Matt Elam......S......Florida A big hole at safety with two vets...Clements and Crocker... filling in and now FA's. Decent prospects behind them but none of them seemingly qualified starters. 2. Marcus Wheaton...WR...Oregon St Jones and Sanu had their moments. But we lack enough depth from injury. Wheaton is a plausible upgrade to both and makes the overall depth better. 3. Marcus Lattimore...RB...South Carolina Not 100 percent certain on this pick. We don't have to rush him though, and the dividends could pay off big later. 4. Lavar Edwards....DE....LSU Only mocking him here because he slots here. Overlooked due to Mingo and Montgomery and will be an interesting watch at the combine. 5. Garrett Gilkey....G/T....Chardon St 500 pound bench presser. Not a finesse player. Bengals have shown interest towards him. 6. Theo Riddick...RB...Notre Dame He's played WR and RB for the Irish. Complimentary back who can catch. 6. Josh Johnson.....CB....Purdue Probably should make one pick at this position. Practice squad comp pick..guestimate...Ja'Gared Davis...LB...SMU Late draft pick to possibly practice squad |
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Replace Wheaton with the best available CB and I like it. Anyone who thinks we are set at CB is nuts.
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There is no way that Lattimore gets drafted in the third round with that injury that he has. He's going to have to go on IR next season. He'll be lucky if he gets drafted at all. If it was me I'd pick another running back there, maybe Monte Ball will be available (I like Lacy better but he'll be gone). Then you can pick up Lattimore in the 6th and put him on IR next season so he can be healthy.
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1. Matt Elam S 2a. Giovanni Bernard RB 2b. Barret Jones G/C/T 3. Khaseem Greene LB 4. Leon McFadden CB 5. Chris Faulk OT 6a Tyrann Mathieu CB 6b. Patrick Lonergan C 7a. Michael Williams TE 7b. Marcus Davis WR |
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If he is in fact ready to play by week 1, he'll need to go to a team that will not depend on him being the primary RB this coming year and allow him only to get spot carries throughout the year. I see Jacksonville as a good candidate to land Lattimore, as MJD is slated to become a FA for 2014, and they may be willing to move on from him based on Lattimore's recovery. Plus, Lattimore can play a role similar to what MJD played when he was the backup for Fred Taylor for the first few years of his career. |
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Love to hear your thoughts on our RB corp, Safety corp, LB corp.
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Yeah we need McFadden or Robert Alford in there somewhere.
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I don't share this sentiment.
In 2013, Hall/Dre Kirk/Pacman/Newman/Prater or Ghee seems fine to me. |
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Prater and Ghee have shown nothing to this point. drafting someone we know can come in and play would be better.
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You might know physically they can play. But that's all you know.
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I would consider Prater and/or Ghee better at this point than a draft pick, that has shown nothing in the NFL. Ghee has been here for 2 camps and was playing good last season before the injury.
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He who laughs last thinks slowest. Final Mock 2012 1. Mark Barron - S 1. Courtney Upshaw - DE/OLB 2. Amini Silatolu - OG 3. Mohammed Sanu - WR 4. Ryan Steed - CB 5. Marcus Forston - DT 5. Tom Compton - OT 5. Ernest Owusu - DE 6. Michael Smith - RB |
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Look at this list objectively and tell me which group (CB or S) needs more help. Hall - Nelson Newman - Elam Pacman - Mays Dre Kirk - Miles Ghee/Prater - Dye I bumped Dre Kirk down to the 4th CB, because he hasn't played a snap. |
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Prater got hurt and was out for the season so did he get a chance.
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whatever the reason he still hasn't shown anything and as i stated i'd rather have mcfadden or alford over them anyday.
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Kirkpatrick, Ghee, and Prater combined for 4 total tackles in 2012 and all three ended the season on IR.
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I used to be a fan of Ogletree. Then I started to notice he struggled to get off blocks & had poor awareness at some times.
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Who knows if Kirk will play well, or even play at all. Pacman/Newman/Prater/Ghee? You're "fine" with that? Yikes.
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I put side-by-side the CBs by the Safeties. If you choose to "discuss" this side-by-side comparison, then I welcome it. If you choose to "whine" about my consistant (and thought out) concern about the safety core, please add some value instead of just complaint. http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/p...nkings/2013/CB CBS Sports has the following ranks: McFadden (139th overall) and Alford (77th). Alford would have to be drafed (most likely) with our 3rd round pick. In this mock, the RB is drafted in the 3rd round. So I wouldn't support the drafting of McFadden over a RB. Alford would be hypothetically a 5th round pick. In my view, I see a Michael Williams (TE from Alabama) as having a much larger impact by replacing Roland as the heavy TE and giving the Bengals a more potent 3 T & 3 TE set on the 45 man roster. I feel pretty confident that the Bengals should sign Pacman & Newman back to the 53 man roster. As for the post about Newman being too slow, he wasn't too slow towards the end of the season. Nor did he give a 7 yard buffer at the snap of the ball. Pacman was boom or bust and did give up several long TDs consequently. Hall/Pacman/Newman/Der Kirk/Prater or Ghee. As for the "BPA concept" (which I could whine about but won't), there are several RB prospects that are given higher grades than Alford and the others aren't too far behind. Ball (72nd overall), Ellington (75th overall), Randle (83rd overall), or perhaps Lattimore (86th overall). Hey, but I guess this is whining. ![]() Last edited by mulligan; 02-03-2013 at 08:35 AM. |
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When considering our Safety corp side-by-side, then I absolutely prioritize the safety corp. So many seem to loose the concept and entirely of the 53 man roster and the strength (or lack thereof) in the positional groups. Yes, it would be great to draft a CB. But if given the choice of drafting a CB in the 3rd or a RB in the 3rd (where no RB has been drafted prior), then I am going with the RB every time. Dye had an injury and was an UDFA, so who knows if he will ever play. Sands has struggled to stay healthy and was recently arrested for beating his girlfriend (WVU grad of course), so who knows if he will ever play. http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/p...nkings/2013/RB I wouldn't support Lattimore (injury concern) in the 3rd, but I would like the idea of another. Possibly Ball (72nd overall), Ellington (75th overall), Randle (83rd overall), or perhaps Lattimore (86th overall). Last edited by mulligan; 02-03-2013 at 08:36 AM. |
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As a fan, I think we have to have faith that our 1st rd pick from last year is definite starting material. They obviously love Ghee to keep him around despite his injuries. This is a must year for him. I think they liked Prater and it was probably good that he went on IR last year.
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