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Stirs 2nd of 3 Drafts

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stirs Grand Master

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Yes, I think it is in our best interest to trade down. We only have 5 picks.

You always have to have a partner for such a trade and they have to have a need.

SF needs nothing currently and has a boatload of picks. So, they start looking at next seasons defectors. DE Justin Smith will be going into his last season.

DT Richardson is a perfect fit for them. Why should they waste a bunch of later picks when they are more certain to see his replacement sitting at 14 with NO picking next. So here goes.

Carolina trades down to pick #31 and gets #61 and #74 in the trade.

#31 DT Jesse Williams

#44 CB Jamar Taylor

#61 OT Terron Armstead/Kyle Long

#74 OG Brian Winters

#108 WR Aaron Dobson

#148 SS Duke Williams

#182 HBk Chris Gragg

Last mock coming just a day before the actual draft

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stirs Grand Master

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Like long better than armstead, but long is a better guard

Not trying to argue, but most everyone still has Long as an OT, except maybe Scott Wright. Love to see the Guard information. If so, scratch him, but I think he is very quick off the ball and only a year away from being able to start.

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Not trying to argue, but most everyone still has Long as an OT, except maybe Scott Wright. Love to see the Guard information. If so, scratch him, but I think he is very quick off the ball and only a year away from being able to start.

He played a lot of guard at Oregon but also played tackle. He's definitely athletic enough to play OT in the pros but some teams like him better at OG. His versatility and bloodlines are what make him very desirable to NFL teams.

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stirs Grand Master

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25 Days later, I think I will stick with this one for my final mock also, especially with the reports of late.

I think if Star is there, the Panthers might stand, but other than that, dropping would be best route.

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Man I love this scenario! I think we can make a better pick with the #44...but I like this scenario! I don't think it's completely crazy to think that we'll get that #31 and #34 in return for #14. The draft pick value chart is pretty close with these, although the chart is outdated since the new CBA. #14 is worth 1100....#31 + #34 = 1160.....#31 + #61 + #74 = 1117. Make it happen Gettleman!

But props to see this as a potential trade down situation a month ago

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We won't trade down unless Austin and Lotuleilei both come off the board IMO. There are a lot of teams ahead of us that want offensive talent so I think Austin will be gone. But I'm starting to think if Lotuleilei gets past the Titans we have a good shot at him. Hoping that is what happens. We need a couple of impact players...I don't see Williams being that for us.

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