g6773a Posted January 27, 2008 Share Posted January 27, 2008 1. Miami Chris Long DE Virginia The perfect player for Parcell s 3-4 Defense2. St Louis Jake Long OT Michigan Protection For Orlando Pace and Alex Barron3. Oakland Darren McFadden RB Arkansas Nothing helps a young QB like a strong running game4. Kansas City Glenn Dorsey DT LSU His presence will make Jared Allen that much better5. Atlanta Sedrick Ellis DT USC Mike Smith knows the value of stud DTs6. NY Jets DeSean Jackson WR Cal Coles is old, Cotchery is slow, Jackson is neither7. NE Patriots Mike Jenkins CB South Florida (f/sf) Asante Samuel s heir(or is it hair) apparent8. Baltimore Matt Ryan QB Boston College McNair is old and Boller hasn t gotten it done9. Cincinnati Vernon Gholston DE Ohio St An upgrade over FA Justin Smith10. New Orleans Derrick Harvey DE Florida Charles Grant struggled to get to the QB11. Buffalo Kenny Philips S Miami, Fla Bills started a converted WR at Safety 12. Denver Sam Baker OT USC The perfect replacement for the retired Matt Lepsis13. Carolina Calais Campbell DE Miami, Fla Another bookend to go with Julius Peppers14. Chicago Brian Brohm QB Louisville Griese is old and Grossman hasn t gotten it done15. Detroit Leodis McKelvin CB Troy Lions need help in the secondary16. Arizona Ryan Clady OT Boise St The sky s the limit for this big man17. Minnesota Malcom Kelly WR Oklahoma Time to give up on Troy Williamson18. Houston Rashard Mendenhall RB Illinois Should compliment Schaub, Daniels, and Johnson19. Philadelphia Limas Sweed WR Texas Big WR should be a big target for McNabb20. Tampa Bay Keith Rivers OLB USC Will be groomed to take over for Derrick Brooks21. Washington James Hardy WR Indiana Finally the Redskins have a WR taller than 5 10 22. Dallas Reggie Smith S Oklahoma (f/cle) Roy Williams is a major liability in coverage23. Pittsburgh Jeff Otah OT Pitt At 6 6 340lbs, he fills the mold of Steelers O-Lineman24. Tennessee Mario Manningham WR Michigan Another weapon for Vince Young25. Seattle Jonathon Stewart RB Oregon Better than Alexander and Morris 26. Jacksonville Phillip Merling DE Clemson Pass rusher to go with Stroud and Henderson27. San Diego Kentwan Balmer DT UNC Big man who could eventually take over for Jamal Williams28. Dallas Felix Jones RB Arkansas A slasher who would perfectly compliment Marion Barber29. San Francisco Gosder Cherilious OT Boston College Jonas Jennings just can t stay healthy30. Green Bay Quinten Groves DE Auburn Tweener who could be KGBs future replacement31. NY Giants D.Rodgers-Cromartie CB Tennessee St Senior Bowl standout could eventually replace Sam MadisonFalcons1. Sedrick Ellis DT USC2a. Chad Henne QB Michigan An experienced starter from a top program2b. Heath Benedict OT Newberry Raw but potentially dominating blocker3a. Tashard Choice RB Georgia Tech His power running would be a fine compliment to Norwood s speed3b. Brad Cottam TE Tennessee Would make an excellent replacement for an aging Crumpler4. Robert Felton OG Arkansas Run blocking Guard from the NCAA s best conference5. J. Leman MLB Illinois Effort player with a non-stop motor6. Brandon Coutu PK Georgia Strong-legged K who would benefit from playing 8 games in a dome7a. Eddie Royal WR Virginia Tech Has game-breaking speed, excellent return man7b. Fernando Velasco OC Georgia Versatile big man who could play guard or center Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
L.Rover Posted January 27, 2008 Share Posted January 27, 2008 A very idealistic top 5, I couldn't be happier by landing Ellis at 5. However, I don't necessarily agree with a lot of your picks outside the top 5, especially that high for DeSean Jackson.As for the rest of the Falcons draft, I think a better OT will be available in the 2nd round. As for the rest of it, I like it a lot. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
g6773a Posted January 29, 2008 Author Share Posted January 29, 2008 Thanks for the input. I believe the Falcon's will sign at least 1 OT in FA. I am hoping it is Sean Locklear or Travelle Wharton. That would make drafting an OT a lower priority. I see Newberry as another Jamar Nesbit. I think he will be a better fit inside at OG, at least for his rookie season. I agree that there will be better OTs available in the 2nd round. But, in the draft order I am using, which is the worst case scenario, Chris Williams will come off the board to Kansas City. Now if the orders for Atlanta and KC are reversed, I think we will draft Williams. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
g6773a Posted January 29, 2008 Author Share Posted January 29, 2008 Thanks! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
scott24falcs Posted January 29, 2008 Share Posted January 29, 2008 Very good job. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
1989Fan Posted January 29, 2008 Share Posted January 29, 2008 BUF wont take Phillips. They have avery good S duo, they just were hurt last season. They used the #8 overall pick 2 years ago on a safety, and got their other S in the 4th round that same draft. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
moe szyslak Posted January 29, 2008 Share Posted January 29, 2008 grendel (1/29/2008)g6773a (1/29/2008)Thanks for the input. I believe the Falcon's will sign at least 1 OT in FA. I am hoping it is Sean Locklear or Travelle Wharton. That would make drafting an OT a lower priority. I see Newberry as another Jamar Nesbit. I think he will be a better fit inside at OG, at least for his rookie season. I agree that there will be better OTs available in the 2nd round. But, in the draft order I am using, which is the worst case scenario, Chris Williams will come off the board to Kansas City. Now if the orders for Atlanta and KC are reversed, I think we will draft Williams.I think Williams will be gone in the 1st round. Rather than Benedict I'd rather look at Anthony Collins out of Kansas. Between Otah, Cherilus, Baker, and Collins, one or more of them will be available at that spot. Other than that one pick I like this a lot.yeah i agree. Benedict is a solid prospect but in such a deep OT draft we could probably do a little better. other than that it is a solid draft. not bad at all. Ellis at 5 is probably best case for us in my opinion. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
g6773a Posted January 29, 2008 Author Share Posted January 29, 2008 BUF wont take Phillips. They have a very good S duo, they just were hurt last season. They used the #8 overall pick 2 years ago on a safety, and got their other S in the 4th round that same draft.Good point! I forgot about Ko Simpson. He has a broken ankle, which is a serious injury for a DB. I think I originally had Phillips going to New Orleans. I can't remember why I changed that. Phillips could also go to Denver, Chicago, or Detroit.Lynch is talking retirement and Nick Ferguson isn't much younger. Mike Brown just can't stay healthy in Chicago. Detroit just needs all sorts of help in the secondary. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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