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N4S720's Mock Draft V1.0


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Round 1: Stephon Gilmore, CB, South Carolina

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#9 may be a little high for him, but he's a big corner (6'1") with 4.4 flat speed and 31 inch arms. That kind of combo doesn't come along often and even the talking heads have him as a top 15 guy now. This guy is a solid tackler and is best in man to man coverage. He is very good a play tough at the line and isn't afraid to come up and lay a hit in run support. Pair him up with Gamble and we have one of the best CB duos in the NFL. Not to mention, this allows us to slide Captain back inside where he is better suited

.Round 2: Kendall Reyes, DT/DE, UCONN

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He played DE and DT at Conneticut, but didn't get a lot of sacks. He is decent at getting inside pressure and plays the run well. His frame is large enough to add more weight without losing much of his speed or agility. He would make a great addition in our rotation of Edwards, Fua, and McClain.

Round 4: T.Y. Hilton, WR, FIU

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This guy is a blazer (4.33 40) and could be a great deep threat in our offense. He's built similarly to Steve Smith (5'10, 183lbs) and is fantastic with the ball in his hands. He could potentially be a fantastic kick/punt return that we desparately need.

Round 5: Danny Trevathan, LB, Kentucky

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This guy is a tackling machine. He was mostly overlooked because of being part of a sub-par Kentucky unit during the past two years. He is an average athlete but he has a nose for the ball and is decent in coverage.

Round 6a: Andrew Datko, OT, Florida State

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Athlete tackle who did pretty well at FSU. He has some good initial quickness and would be great depth at both OG and OT. On concern is that he has had multiple shoulder surgeries and it could be a risk.

Round 6b: Vontaze Burfict, LB, Arizona State

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This guy is all over the place. Flashes of first round talent with big plays and even bigger hits, but has terrible measurables and interviews. I think the right coaching staff could turn him into very solid player and he is worth the risk with our compensatory pick.

Round 7: Drew Butler, P, Georgia

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Specialists from UGA have worked well for us in the past. Butler has a strong leg with a 44.3 yard average last year which was good enough for 13th in the nation.

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After what Mayock said about him at his pro day, I don't think he will be BPA at #9. Looks raw, but with great upside. On the other hand, Chris Gamble was as well. I love the Drew Butler pick. Don't know much about Reyes but I am sick of players from UConn.. they have done nothing but bust.

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I actually don't mind this mock. I think Kendall Reyes could be a good player, even though he is a UCONN football player (which are generally not the best).

I think I would definitely take Gilmore over Kirkpatrick, so I don't think that's a super huge reach. Trevathan is a fantastic LB, and will be a steal for whoever drafts him.

Any of the Punters are an upgrade, whether it be Anger, Butler, etc.

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I thought about Gilmore being a reach, but you know, I could see us sliding back to pick him up too. I've watched him play at Carolina his entire career. With some coaching, he'll has an infinite upside.

Also, I was looking to make a mock that wasn't a carbon copy of all the others I've read here.

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Dont know why but every draft I look at that has us taking a WR in the 4th round makes me nervous. I understand the logic but it seems like we could add a 3 down rotation guy OL or OLB with this pick. Otherwise I dont mind it at all.

Even a guy like Joe Adams?

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Gilmore's become unquestionably the number two CB prospect on the board and will probably go in the 11-18 range. KC's pretty good possibility.

Wouldn't be bothered by the pick. Though I think iut's pretty much a given at this point we're going Coples, and I think that's probably for the best.

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Gilmore's become unquestionably the number two CB prospect on the board and will probably go in the 11-18 range. KC's pretty good possibility.

Wouldn't be bothered by the pick. Though I think iut's pretty much a given at this point we're going Coples, and I think that's probably for the best.

Pretty much a given? wut?

I definitely don't think anything's a "given", especially since Hurney said just a few days ago they are keeping an "open mind" going into the draft.

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