NFL Quick Mock Draft

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  1. WW85

    WW85 MOCKERATOR
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    New England Patriots.........select Michael Griffin S Texas
     
  2. Rambo13

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    I would agree with you except there is a new system in St. Louis and an entirely new coaching staff.
     
  3. Jabba the Jet

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    Carolina Panthers select - QB Brian Brohm, Louisville

    They can start grooming their next QB behind a 32 year old Jake Delhomme next year, and that gives Carolina the luxury of grooming their QB of the future the right way ... let him sit and learn for a year or two, then make a smooth transition from Delhomme to Brohm when the time is right

    And this is how you setup "franchise stability" .. best way to assure you can remain a viable contender into the future, without having to scrape rock bottom and start from scratch, is to make sure you are set at the QB position for the next decade plus .. that's why Carolina shuns "Instant Gratification" and opts for the long term stability Brian Brohm offers


    BTW, this is the best "Value Pick" of the draft thus far ..

    Panthers secure a probable franchise QB and a TOP 10 lock in the 20's :up:
     
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  4. wonderboy24

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    New Orleams selects Quinn Pitcock DT The ohio state university
     
  5. Nesquik

    Nesquik Well-Known Member

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    WITH THE 24TH PICK IN THE 2007 NFL Draft THE JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS SELECT

    Rufus Alexander LB out of OKLAHOMA

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  6. dwalsh

    dwalsh 2006 TGG.com Rookie of the Year Award Winner

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    1. Detroit Lions- QB Brady Quinn, Notre Dame
    2. Arizona Cardinals- OT Joe Thomas, Wisconsin
    3. Oakland Raiders- WR Calvin Johnson, Georgia Tech
    4. Houston Texans- HB Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma
    5. Washington Redskins- DE Gaines Adams, Clemson
    6. Cleveland Browns- CB Leon Hall, Michigan
    7. Tampa Bay Bucs- DE Quentin Moses, Georgia
    8. Tennessee Titans- S LaRon Landry, LSU
    9. Minnesota Vikings- QB Drew Stanton, Michigan State
    10. St. Louis Rams- OLB/ILB Paul Posluszny, Penn State
    11. Green Bay Packers- WR Dwayne Jarrett, USC
    12. Miami Dolphins, ILB Patrick Willis, Ole Miss
    13. Pittsburgh Steelers- OT Sam Baker, USC
    14. Buffalo Bills- OT Justin Blaylock, Texas 
    15. Atlanta Falcons- WR Ted Ginn Jr., Ohio State
    16. New York Jets- HB Marshawn Lynch, California
    17. San Francisco 49ers- DT Alan Branch, Michigan
    18. Philadelphia Eagles- CB Marcus McCauley, Fresno St.
    19. Cincinnati Bengals- DE/OLB Lamarr Woodley, Michigan
    20. Dallas Cowboys- OT Levi Brown, Penn State
    21. New England Patriots (from Seattle) - S Micheal Griffen, Texas
    22. Carolina Panthers - QB Brian Brohm, Louisville
    23. New Orleans Saints - DT Quinn Petock, Ohio State
    24. Jacksonville Jaguars - LB Rufus Alexander, Oklahoma
    25. Kansas City Chiefs - DT Frank Okam, Texas
    26. New York Giants
    27. New England Patriots 
    28. Denver Broncos
    29. San Diego Chargers
    30. Baltimore Ravens
    31. Chicago Bears
    32. Indianapolis Colts

    The Kansas City Chiefs select DT Frank Okam, Texas
     
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  7. Jabba the Jet

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    NY Giants select

    DT DeMarcus "Tank" Tyler - NC State



    PATRIOTS ARE ON THE CLOCK
     
  8. DonnieIsTheKing

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    Since the polls weren't very good last year, we'll try something else this year.

    Every couple of weeks we can take the first round draft order and do a "quick draft." Rules:

    -You make a pick for the team that's OTC
    -You can make no more then 4 picks total for the round
    -You cannot pick for back-to-back teams
    -Make picks with 100% seriousness - a selection of the league's best punter at first overall will be discarded.
    -Yes you can draft anyone that's draft eligible this year (juniors that may or may not declare) but please try and keep it to guys like Adrian Peterson and Calvin Johnson who have seriously talked about coming out.

    (draft order as of 11/22)

    1. Detroit Lions
    2. Arizona Cardinals
    3. Oakland Raiders
    4. Houston Texans
    5. Washington Redskins
    6. Cleveland Browns
    7. Tampa Bay Bucs
    8. Tennessee Titans
    9. Minnesota Vikings
    10. St. Louis Rams
    11. Green Bay Packers
    12. Miami Dolphins
    13. Pittsburgh Steelers
    14. Buffalo Bills
    15. Atlanta Falcons
    16. New York Jets
    17. San Francisco 49ers
    18. Philadelphia Eagles
    19. Cincinnati Bengals
    20. Dallas Cowboys
    21. New England Patriots (from Seattle)
    22. Carolina Panthers
    23. New Orleans Saints
    24. Jacksonville Jaguars
    25. Kansas City Chiefs
    26. New York Giants
    27. New England Patriots
    28. Denver Broncos
    29. San Diego Chargers
    30. Baltimore Ravens
    31. Chicago Bears
    32. Indianapolis Colts

    I'll start off.

    1. Detroit Lions select QB Brady Quinn, Notre Dame

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    Kitna and McCown are both decent starting options, but that is all they are. In order to fully take care of the Mike Martz offense and the receiving depth there, they'll need a very intelligent QB with arm strength to guide them there. Oh and also, Quinn is going to be hyped as "the next Brady" with his experience under Weis. It's a match made in heaven, and almost a guaranteed pick at this point.

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    1. Detroit Lions- QB Brady Quinn, Notre Dame
    2. Arizona Cardinals- OT Joe Thomas, Wisconsin
    3. Oakland Raiders- WR Calvin Johnson, Georgia Tech
    4. Houston Texans- HB Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma
    5. Washington Redskins- DE Gaines Adams, Clemson
    6. Cleveland Browns- CB Leon Hall, Michigan
    7. Tampa Bay Bucs- DE Quentin Moses, Georgia
    8. Tennessee Titans- S LaRon Landry, LSU
    9. Minnesota Vikings- QB Drew Stanton, Michigan State
    10. St. Louis Rams- OLB/ILB Paul Posluszny, Penn State
    11. Green Bay Packers- WR Dwayne Jarrett, USC
    12. Miami Dolphins, ILB Patrick Willis, Ole Miss
    13. Pittsburgh Steelers- OT Sam Baker, USC
    14. Buffalo Bills- OT Justin Blaylock, Texas 
    15. Atlanta Falcons- WR Ted Ginn Jr., Ohio State
    16. New York Jets- HB Marshawn Lynch, California
    17. San Francisco 49ers- DT Alan Branch, Michigan
    18. Philadelphia Eagles- CB Marcus McCauley, Fresno St.
    19. Cincinnati Bengals- DE/OLB Lamarr Woodley, Michigan
    20. Dallas Cowboys- OT Levi Brown, Penn State
    21. New England Patriots (from Seattle)- S Michael Griffin, Texas 
    22. Carolina Panthers- QB Brian Brohm, Louisville
    23. New Orleans Saints- DT Quinn Pitcock, Ohio State
    24. Jacksonville Jaguars- OLB Rufus Alexander, Oklahoma
    25. Kansas City Chiefs- DT Frank Okam, Texas
    26. New York Giants- DT DeMarcus Tyler, NC State
    27. New England Patriots- OT/OG Justin Blalock, Texas
    28. Denver Broncos
    29. San Diego Chargers
    30. Baltimore Ravens
    31. Chicago Bears
    32. Indianapolis Colts 
     
  9. wonderboy24

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    with pick # 27 NE Patriots select Justin Blalock OT Texas
     
  10. Jabba the Jet

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    I'll make my forth and final pick

    The Denver Broncos select the man-child who started playing college football when he was 16 Years old, and now as a 19 Year old Senior he's already 317 Pounds and his upsdie is enormous

    DT Amobi Okoye, Louisville
     
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  11. WW85

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    The San Diego Chargers select.....Buster Davis ILB...Florida St.

    I'm sure many have concerns over Buster's height, but this Kid just makes plays. Davis reminds me of Vilma at the U, he's all over the field.

    San Diego should be a good fit with their superb DL. Donnie Edwards is showing some age and Buster could be a starter in the near future.
     
  12. dwalsh

    dwalsh 2006 TGG.com Rookie of the Year Award Winner

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    If he falls to the second round, I would LOVE for the Jets to draft this kid. Him & Brian Leonard in the 2nd round would make my day
     
  13. Jabba the Jet

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    If Okoye fell to the Jets in RD 2 I would run that card to the podium like Carl Lewis, but its highly unlikely dwalsh .. I think Okoye has a better shot at cracking the TOP 20 {or better} than falling to RD 2
     
  14. Learn To Swim

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    Blalock was picked twice. Buffalo picked him earlier on.
     
  15. BakerMaker

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    Baltimore Ravens select Michael Bush, RB out of Louisville. Sure hes coming out of college with a huge question mark of health, but he was considered the 2nd best RB heading into the year and is very dangerous. With aging Anderson being always a question mark and Jamal Lewis being well...Jamal Lewis this is an ideal pick for the offensive hungry Ravens.
     
  16. Jabba the Jet

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    GOOD CATCH, LTS ... Easy to fix, Donnie ... Just Give the Pats OT Jake Long {Michigan} instead
     
  17. Rambo13

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    Jeff Samardzija to replace Muhammad (33 years old) in 2 years as their go-to possession receiver.
     
  18. dwalsh

    dwalsh 2006 TGG.com Rookie of the Year Award Winner

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    i think that Bush is red-shirting this year so he can come back next season.
     
  19. BakerMaker

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    He may, but hes allowed to be picked in this draft. :grin:
     
  20. Jonathan_Vilma

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    The Indianapolis Colts select OLB Earl Everett out of Florida. He may be one of the fastest 4-3 linebackers in the draft and will flourish in the Tampa 2 system, that sits him in a deep zone most of the time. They'll likely be letting go of Cato June, so they need to replace him.

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