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SOJA - 4 Round Mock

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no trades just first 4 rounds 

 

 

1- Brandin Cooks WR- Oregon St. 

 

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-small, speedy explosive guy. This is the pick I'm most unsure about. I feel at this point all the premier tackles will be off the board and hell this guy might be too. TBH it's a goddamn mock and WR looks painfully thin right now.

 

 

2-Morgan Moses OT Virginia

 

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Would you take a look at the motherfuger, talk about hog molly! Might not start from day one, but could be great. His nfl comparison is Cordy Glenn who we should have drafted a few years ago. And while I've got your attention. I don't want Cyrus at all. 

 

 

3- James Hurst- OT UNC-Chapel HIll

 

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At one point considered a fringe first rounder and a former five star recruit. Nasty leg injury in UNC's bowl game will cause him to slip a bit. More of a sure bet than Moses but definitely not as high of a ceiling. 

 

 

4- Brandon Coleman- WR Rutgers 

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Honestly probably won't be here by this pick. Huge, huge upside but also a risk. I read somewhere that if he had stayed in school another year he would have been a sure fire first rounder. 

 

 

 

Is this going to happen? No, but it made me feel better. Also fug rounds five to seven. We have no idea who is going to be there nor do we have any clue if those guys will be good. I will say this though. NO CORNERS EARLY. Look at the best corners in this league and where they were drafted. Rarely were they early picks. 

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I'm not sure what to make of mocks until we start making moves in FA next week and what other teams look like.

 

Like the players though, but I don't really agree with the no CBs early. I won't mind a S or TE either, as long as it's BPA.

 

BTW the % chance of Moses available at the back end of the 2nd is in the lower single digits IMO.

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I'm not sure what to make of mocks until we start making moves in FA next week and what other teams look like.

 

Like the players though, but I don't really agree with the no CBs early. I won't mind a S or TE either, as long as it's BPA.

 

BTW the % chance of Moses available at the back end of the 2nd is in the lower single digits IMO.

 

 

agree, but then again I would have said the same about Star last year

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Can we go:

(1) Brandin Cooks, WR

(2) Davante Adams, WR

(3) Jarvis Landry, WR

(4) James Hurst, OT

(5) Michael Schofield, OT

(6) Seantrel Henderson, OT

(7) WR

 

I don't know how likely it will be for Cooks to be there at 28 or Adams to be there at 56, but damn, if that happened... That would make our offense intense.

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I don't know how likely it will be for Cooks to be there at 28 or Adams to be there at 56, but damn, if that happened... That would make our offense intense.

By not addressing the WR position, Gettleman has to know something we dont know about this class of WRs. I mean I kinda already know that they were good, but I guess Gman knows theyre going to be GREAT.

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K I'm not going to make a new thread for this theory but I've starting to think Ebron is going to be our first pick if he is there. 

 

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If Star wasn't there last year, word is Eifert was going to be our pick. Ebron is a better prospect than Eifert. 

 

Not only does Gettleman like building from the inside out, but he has been around the league for long enough to notice trends. Right now having an athletic, pass-catching tight end that stretch the field is killing teams (Graham, Davis, Gronk). Ebron fits that. 

 

Cam played GREAT in a two tight end set his rookie year. 

 

Ebron is basically a WR which is a huge need if you have been living under a rock. 

 

Top tier OT's will probably be gone by our pick. 

 

 

 

Not saying this is a certainty for sure as Ebron will likely be gone, but if he is there he's the pick. 

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