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mock draft 1.0


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Fa-hakeem nicks(i think hes worth taking a chance on because he is still young(big wr) and wont cost as much now)

 

trade-greg hardy for 2nd(dont wanna do this but dont have enough money)

 

bring back gross,ginn(over lafell lol),gano,wharton(you know the no brainers)

 

1.kelvin benjamin(lots of potential and can get cam high balls, i think he compares to alshon jeffrey too)

 

2.tiny richardson(did a good jobarrow-10x10.png on clowney, could start at rt before he moves to lt).

 

2.kyle fuller(physical corner that fills up a huge need)

 

3.marcus smith(de that gets off the ball fast....i took him from u lol...but i think he has potential)

 

4.terrance brooks(good safety that could  help or be an upgrade)

 

5.chris davis(decent corner on the nc team. could add depth and he played better in the nc game)

 

6.ladanian washington(another big wr that i like that can be a speedy deep threat)

 

7.gator hoskins(te from marshall. led the nation with 15 tds for all te. compares to delanie walker)

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Fa-hakeem nicks(i think hes worth taking a chance on because he is still young(big wr) and wont cost as much now)

 

trade-greg hardy for 2nd(dont wanna do this but dont have enough money)

 

bring back gross,ginn(over lafell lol),gano,wharton(you know the no brainers)

 

1.kelvin benjamin(lots of potential and can get cam high balls, i think he compares to alshon jeffrey too)

 

2.tiny richardson(did a good jobarrow-10x10.png on clowney, could start at rt before he moves to lt).

 

2.kyle fuller(physical corner that fills up a huge need)

 

3.marcus smith(de that gets off the ball fast....i took him from u lol...but i think he has potential)

 

4.terrance brooks(good safety that could  help or be an upgrade)

 

5.chris davis(decent corner on the nc team. could add depth and he played better in the nc game)

 

6.ladanian washington(another big wr that i like that can be a speedy deep threat)

 

7.gator hoskins(te from marshall. led the nation with 15 tds for all te. compares to delanie walker)

 

 

 

I like all the pick except the Marcus Smith for DE ......We already have enough depth and talent at DE to take over Hardy's spot and i doubt he would be better than Addison or Horton if we draft him. I rather pickup  another WR or OL    ..

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