Official 2010 Draft Thread

[muskokas finest © 7,580]

Let's get pothead McCoy.

[thamill 1,299]

Patriots just got a great value with Hernandez, I am sure the Falcons had him under consideration.

The Pats are stocking up on TE's and the Jets are stocking up on RB's.

[A-TowN.- 5,411]

Great pick for Ravens

[FalconKingSupa 1,467]

dang there goes Pitta....

[muskokas finest © 7,580]

Gronkowski and Hernandez. Crump may be looking for work again

[thamill 1,299]

There goes Pitta

[coastiemike 3,440]

The Pats are stocking up on TE's and the Jets are stocking up on RB's.

Good move by the Pats. I don't think Crumpler makes it past training camp.

[nativefalcon 314]

Dan Reeves must be helping them out this draft.

:P

[FalconKingSupa 1,467]

The Pats are stocking up on TE's and the Jets are stocking up on RB's.

Pats needed TEs Jets were stacked

[Jaymadd 2,309]

The RAvens are stacking up TE too they picked Dickerson and Pitta

[A-TowN.- 5,411]

Ha Dan Reeves.

Pitta was two picks away from us. Really interested to see who we take. Lots and lots of talent left.

[Scott Case 25 7]

Alright my last attempt at our projected WR pick, with our last pick in the 5th we pick Joe Webb from UAB a QB transitioning to WR. He has great speed, and good hands.. 6'3" 223....

Analysis

Release: Takes time to get to full speed, but should improve here when coaches teach him to explode from his stance like he does the starting block in the 40. Accelerates past cornerbacks once in stride. Strong enough to handle the jam. Does not have a second gear downfield.

Hands: Huge hands (10.75") and arms (33.75") for the position; can use them to create separation downfield and snatch passes out of the air. Nice body control on the sidelines; able to keep his feet down. Makes tough catches in traffic, and will win jump balls with his height and vertical leap. Needs time on the Jugs machine to secure balls more consistently and tucking them away before making a move. Can track the ball over either shoulder down the sideline.

Route running: Relatively inexperienced as route runner; will round them off and give defenders clues before he makes the cut. Owns the agility to handle any route on the tree, however. Uses his big frame to shield defenders on slants and to muscle cornerbacks off the ball in the end zone. Has the deep speed and foot quickness for double moves and comeback routes to be effective; learning the head fake to sell the first move.

After the catch: Large man who is difficult for defensive backs to drag down, especially when in full stride. Quick enough to make a move to shed cornerback after the catch and gain additional yardage. Has a bit of elusiveness for his size; can stop and use his long rams to push by oncoming defenders. Willing to lower his shoulder and pound defenders on his way out of bounds.

Blocking: Has prototypical body, hands and upper-body strength to be effective downfield, but is very inexperienced here. Must prove he can be explosive and his effort can be consistent in training camp to see time on the field.

Intangibles: Intelligent, competitive field general. Coaches considered him the leader of the team. Carried the workload for a struggling team with few weapons around him. No character issues. Graduated with criminal justice degree in December, and served internship with Jefferson County Sheriff's Office in the summer of 2009.

If all else fails he can jump... -

[BLW Power Seller 21]

Perrish Cox anyone?

[sporkdevil 1,027]

Falcons getting ready. I stopped pretending I could figure out where they go with their picks. I think Cooper is the last WR we worked out that is still on the board.

[isproab 1,972]

I'll take Graham out of Wisconsin at TE. Could also use WR (Carlton Mitchell) or C, I'm sure Tennant is on their board.

[Jaymadd 2,309]

Alright my last attempt at our projected WR pick, with our last pick in the 5th we pick Joe Webb from UAB a QB transitioning to WR. He has great speed, and good hands.. 6'3" 223....

Analysis

Release: Takes time to get to full speed, but should improve here when coaches teach him to explode from his stance like he does the starting block in the 40. Accelerates past cornerbacks once in stride. Strong enough to handle the jam. Does not have a second gear downfield.

Hands: Huge hands (10.75") and arms (33.75") for the position; can use them to create separation downfield and snatch passes out of the air. Nice body control on the sidelines; able to keep his feet down. Makes tough catches in traffic, and will win jump balls with his height and vertical leap. Needs time on the Jugs machine to secure balls more consistently and tucking them away before making a move. Can track the ball over either shoulder down the sideline.

Route running: Relatively inexperienced as route runner; will round them off and give defenders clues before he makes the cut. Owns the agility to handle any route on the tree, however. Uses his big frame to shield defenders on slants and to muscle cornerbacks off the ball in the end zone. Has the deep speed and foot quickness for double moves and comeback routes to be effective; learning the head fake to sell the first move.

After the catch: Large man who is difficult for defensive backs to drag down, especially when in full stride. Quick enough to make a move to shed cornerback after the catch and gain additional yardage. Has a bit of elusiveness for his size; can stop and use his long rams to push by oncoming defenders. Willing to lower his shoulder and pound defenders on his way out of bounds.

Blocking: Has prototypical body, hands and upper-body strength to be effective downfield, but is very inexperienced here. Must prove he can be explosive and his effort can be consistent in training camp to see time on the field.

Intangibles: Intelligent, competitive field general. Coaches considered him the leader of the team. Carried the workload for a struggling team with few weapons around him. No character issues. Graduated with criminal justice degree in December, and served internship with Jefferson County Sheriff's Office in the summer of 2009.

If all else fails he can jump... -

I actually thinked we worked him out

[muskokas finest © 7,580]

Perrish Cox anyone?

why not

[Jaymadd 2,309]

Falcons getting ready. I stopped pretending I could figure out where they go with their picks. I think Cooper is the last WR we worked out that is still on the board.

We worked out Bliar white too

[muskokas finest © 7,580]

I'll take Graham out of Wisconsin at TE. Could also use WR (Carlton Mitchell) or C, I'm sure Tennant is on their board.

TD thinks Mike Johnson is our future Center

[sporkdevil 1,027]

That Indiana (Pa.) kid whose name I will never be able to spell is still on the board. He would be a steal and a half.

[Guest mashburn]

any idea who we go for? I was really think hernadez.......but does that guy know how to block?

[FalconKingSupa 1,467]

I forgot Webb!!! ok him or Mitchell

[Falcons_own_nfc_south 2,972]

TD would surprises the MB again...

[innovativefx 83]

I bet we get Center here.. maybe TE

[Peyton 21,045]

I think the Falcons go Dominique Franks or Matt Tennant here. Then again, there could be some small school reciever that none of us know about that the Falcons have on thier radar.