I'm Mocking You!

[magnus]

OK...here's the rule.
You have only your allotment of picks - 2, 34, 67, 100, and 137.

You can't pick players that are listed at numbers higher than your pick.
make your draft mock:

http://www.gbnreport.com/2002topprospects.htm

oughta be interesting

 

[smashmouth5]

2-Julius Peppers-DE UNC

34-Clinton Portis-RB Miami

67-Roosevelt Williams-CB Tuskegee

100-Kenyon Coleman-DE UCLA

137-Mel Mitchell-SS Western Kentucky

 

[T_Schroll]

Just to be different from the following x amount of replies.

2-Jammer CB Texas

34-Weaver DT Notre Dame

67- Johnson DE Kentucky

100-Taylor RB Toledo

137-Milons WR Alabama

 

[magnus]

interesting by both. Yeah, T, I know you've seen this enough. I posted about ten situations I'd do at the Lair...

...did you notice how easy it was to pick at 100? There are twenty players I could take there. I have three, four at the most I'd take at 34.

 

[T_Schroll]

Saw that mVm, I found more options in wP's trade down scenario than I did with us staying put. That extra 2nd rounder would make life a hellova lot easier.

 

[magnus]

yeah, a second 2 and a 2nd 4 would do wonders. If we could get Buchanon and that trade, we'd be in damn good shape. Still prefer Jammer straight up though.

 

[LarryD]

2. quentin jammer
34. deshaun foster (fuck, javon walker's gone)
67. rocky calmus
100. antwaan randle el
137. brian poli-dixon



blech.

 

[magnus]

yeah, I know. This scenario is such a fucking WR tease. Walker and Gaffney go right before 34. Marquis Walker is damn good value at 63 - right before us again. Even Ron Johnson going late 4th before us.
But hell you got Randle-El, what are you complaining about? He's actually a very interesting pick.

 

[LarryD]

well, i had to stick to my "playmaker" thing.

 

[derek4425]

2- Peppers (UNC)

34- Foster (UCLA)

67- Thorton (UNC)

100- Echols (UW)

137- Milons (UA)

Late round sleeper: Steve Smith (Oregon) I haven't heard a lot of talk about him, but I saw him play 4 or 5 times last year and I was very impressed. Also, what about using our compensatory pick on the kid from Gardner-Webb? The chances of him changing his mind are probably just as good as us getting a player that makes the roster w/ this pick. If he changes his mind, its one hell of a pick.