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Beach's 2nd Mock


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Note: People wanting linemen early will not like this

1: Johnthan Banks CB Mississippi St.

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My guess at the moment is that Star, Joekel, Fisher, Warmack, Patterson, & Milliner will be gone. I’m not a fan of going DT in the first and believe we will cut Gamble. I understand its popular to build from the lines out in many scenarios but that doesn’t necessarily mean you must at all costs draft a lineman in round 1. Go with who you think would best fit our team regardless of the position. We play Julio, Roddy, Marques, Mike Williams, Vinny Jack…f*ck a lot of damn good wideouts and need a strong corner even if the Josh crew has looked semi-formidable with a solid D-line. If Gamble is gone and Banks is sitting here, that's hard to pass up.

2: Quinton Patton WR Louisiana Tech

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I’ve mentioned before how much I think this kid can succeed in the league and there are a plethora of indicators that he will. The General would be a rock solid 2nd rounder. I’d consider Wheaton but otherwise, I’m just not a fan of some of the other 2nd round targets that may be available. I also have the impression there will be a decent chunk of wideouts that will go between 14 & 36 (i.e. Austin, Williams, Hunter).

4 (or trade up): Brandon Williams DT Missouri Southern State

6'3 341...big Senior Bowl; This may be my one big reach but it’s not out of the realm of possibilities. He seems to have really impressed scouts and coming from a smaller school could very well wind up here. I like what I see and it’s obvious we need a big aggressive DT to shore up the defensive line.

5: Hugh Thornton OG Illinois

In a deep G class with fantastic talent at the top, I think this could be a great route if we don’t manage to grab one in the first few rounds. I believe Gross will restructure and Rivera obviously likes Bell. This spot is totally fine to find a Hang’man replacement, which shouldn’t be difficult at all. I would have to think we also make a FA signing at G or T.

6: JJ Wilcox SS

You may think FS would be the thing to do, but I believe having Godfrey back there could be good for the time being. DJ Campbell also looks solid so I think we could use help equally at either spot right now. I dunno. I feel every time I watch a safety prospect from this class, I find a way to dislike them and that’s happened with most FSs minus Philip Thomas. I think either FS or SS is one of the other big FA moves, relatively speaking, so I’m open to either direction in the draft.

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Not bad.

Think Banks will be the best cb out of this Draft unless there is a no name/UDFA that emerge during the season(s).

Patton will be the most immediate WR to impact the league. Great kid, route runner and great hands. A complete receiver.

And I love Wilcox. After the Senior Bowl I think he made some money. Will be a 3-4 rd guy with a good combine.

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I like the draft could live with this if we added a few vets in FA.

Yeah, in my scenario the few FAs I'd consider would be for FS, OL, OLB, & QB2. This is Gettleman's specialty so I'd trust him/don't have any particular names in mind. It would likely be 1-2 year fillers.

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Nice, this is a strong mock

The cats get immediate help in the secondary, add a slot/potential WR1, and a big guy to help solidify the d-line.

We have many holes so a position people want early will not happen no matter the situation. Considering this, I'm most comfortable getting a OG/T in the FA talent and cost wise.

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I'm starting to worry that Banks will be gone before our pick.

Rhodes/Poyer could be other options to look at.

Totally

I love what I've seen out of Poyer and Rhodes is definitely worth a 1st rounder.

Oregon St. has two strong prospects in Poyer & Wheaton this draft that we could end up taking a good look at.

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I lol whenever someone says "I'm not a fan of going DT in the first" as if it's a viable line of thinking held by anybody with an inch of draft cred.

It's a silly notion no self respecting draft nik would share.

I just don't want to take a defensive tackle in the first. We have bigger needs. That's pretty much it.

I wanted Dareus 2 years ago and was the big Cox promoter last year (had him in most my mocks). This is more about what i think for this particular draft/offseason. Don't want Richardson or Williams. Maybe Jenkins if he fell.

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