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You know the drill 28, 60, 92, 128, 168, 204, 225

28. Cyrus Kouandjio OT Alabama

60. Paul Richardson WR Colorado

92. Keith McGill CB Utah

128. Deion Belue CB Alabama

168. Joe Don Duncan TE Dixie State

204. Vinnie Sunseri SS Alabama

225. Justin Britt OT Missouri

 

28. WR Kelvin Benjamin Florida St
60. OL Brandon Thomas Clemson
92. WR Bruce Ellington S. Carolina
128. CB Antone Exum Virginia Tech
168. OT Michael Schofield Michigan
204. S Vinnie Sunseri Alabama
225. OT Justin Britt Missouri

 

28. Kyle Fuller, CB, Virginia Tech - I picked Benjamin in the GBN thread and probably still would, but WR won't matter in Shula's offense and I love the idea about shoring up the secondary behind the front seven. Fuller isn't the best corner in this draft class but he's the one I personally like watching the most. He's tough, instinctual, and wants to humiliate the offense either by intercepting the pass or knocking the shit out of the receiver who catches one against him.


60. Jeremiah Attaochu, RDE/OLB, Georgia Tech - Moncrief from my GBN list or Brandon Thomas would be fine, and Attaochu might be better suited as a 3-4 rush LB than a 4-3 DE, but I think he can handle right end against NFL tackles. Very similar to Fuller, Attaochu was the pass rusher I most enjoyed watching in college this season. The guy is a monster when it comes to relentlessly pursuing the passer. Maybe you compare him to Jared Allen as an undersized guy with a great motor, elite quickness, and an assortment of pass rushing moves. If Hardy signs long-term then I think CJ is in danger of being cut after this season, so RDE is a need regardless.


92. Bruce Ellington, WR, South Carolina - I like McGill and putting him at safety would be great, but I can't bring myself to pick someone other than Ellington. I keep comparing him to Smitty because he has that same chip on his shoulder as a short guy who isn't afraid to mix it up.


128. Antone Exum, CB/S, Virginia Tech - Instead of going with Sunseri again, I figured I'd choose a different future safety coming off an ACL tear. I didn't really love any of my options here.


168. Matt Patchan, OT, Boston College - I'm really liking this pick now, so I didn't want to change it from the GBN list. Schofield is probably a guard in the NFL, which the Panthers can use, but I'd rather take a chance on an athletic tackle.


204. Colt Lyerla, TE, Oregon - When you have the chance to take a coke-fiend, you have to do it. I think he's even more athletic than Ebron and a better blocker than Amaro. Obviously you don't know if he cares about football, but I say you take a chance that he's serious enough about his drug habit to finance it with good play on Sundays.


225. Justin Britt, OT, Missouri - Still no idea why he's ranked this low. I think CBS' Bahktiari comparison is pretty fair.

 

Just tore his ACL. That probably drops him from the second round to the fifth.

 

Sucks for him.

 

Yes. Awful.

I beat Bill Haas in 1996.

 

If the rumors about Dennard falling are true, I'd be thrilled beyond belief to get him at #28. It would be a lot like Star last season, as I think Dennard is the top CB in this draft above Gilbert.

 

?-Ebron TE UNC: inaccurate running QB, heavy at RB, an Oline that wont be able to maintain pass blocking long enough for deep patterns....Even with rookie help run blocking would be easier to develop with bigger 2TE sets. Him with Olsen and the other decent possesion recievers may be able to cobble together a physical smash mouth offense, plus his ability to get verticle in the seam would help vs. the Mike spying Cam. The perfect match up nightmare for our situation.

60-S Ward N Ill. I think he will fall low enough to grab

92-Traded to move up for Ebron

128-Best WR avail

168-OL Patchan Ditto on statfags comments

204-OL Britt Mizzou

225-BPA

 

28. WR Kelvin Benjamin Florida St
60. WR Jordan Matthews Vandy
92. OT Jack Mewhort Ohio St
128. OT Cameron Fleming Stanford
168. CB Shaquille Richardson Arizona
204. WR Brandon Coleman Rutgers
225. OL Brandon Thomas Clemson (stash his ass for later)

 

28. Morgan Moses OT Virginia (Kouandjio's knee scares me)
60. Bashaud Breeland CB Clemson
92. Jarvis Landry WR Louisiana State
128. Walt Aikens CB Liberty
168. Cody Latimer WR Indiana
204. Brandon Thomas G Clemson (consider 2014 a red shirt year)
225. Vinnie Sunseri SS Alabama