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[shaqattaq]

I would be very happy with this. 

The Browns clean the fug up: Garrett, Howard, Tredarious White, and McDowell! With Garrett and McDowell, that Dline will be stout!

[DaveThePanther2008]

31 minutes ago, Ivan The Awesome said:

I may be going against the grain here but I don't like the Zay Jones pick. Fournette and Taco are fine with me. 

Not to argue your opinion but did you see the Senior Bowl?  Zay Jones was all over the place.  Caught everything thrown his way and really impressed me.  

As a former ECU student, back in the days of Terry Long, I try to stay away from ECU players just because of my loyalty to the Pirate football team.   But this young man is a baller.   I would love to see him with Cam.

[Woodie]

23 minutes ago, DaveThePanther2008 said:

Not to argue your opinion but did you see the Senior Bowl?  Zay Jones was all over the place.  Caught everything thrown his way and really impressed me.  

As a former ECU student, back in the days of Terry Long, I try to stay away from ECU players just because of my loyalty to the Pirate football team.   But this young man is a baller.   I would love to see him with Cam.

Yep!  I watched his games on draftbreakdown.com, and I think they way underutilized him at ECU.  They wanted him underneath as a safety valve, but I think he could have been a dangerous downfield threat if they used him there more.  But this is why I think he is underrated by many people.  I can't tell you how many balls I saw him catch that were thrown perfectly at his shoes.  His QB was just atrocious. 

Honestly, I think he has the speed, route running, and speed to be an eventual #1.  And he demonstrated time and time again that he's not afraid to go over the middle.  IMO, he's going to be a stud.

[JawnyBlaze]

No thanks to charleton. I wouldnt be mad about him at 40, but of who was available in that mock I'd rather rather have Malik McDowell by a lot and probably teez tabor as well 

[Smithers]

1 hour ago, DaveThePanther2008 said:

I think Trubisky goes to the Bearst and don't be surprised if the Jets panic and take Watson at 6.

This would open a stud for us at 8.

This.  If the Bears take a QB, it could cause a ripple effect.  The 49ers and Jets could easily then pull the trigger on a QB themselves.  

[Your GFs favorite huddler]

This.  If the Bears take a QB, it could cause a ripple effect.  The 49ers and Jets could easily then pull the trigger on a QB themselves.  

Best possible scenario

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[Saca312]

I'd love this draft. Charlton has the frame, so if he can finally get some good coaching drilled in him and shows effort, he could very well be really good.

[top dawg]

Any scenario that includes Leo and Zay is nice indeed. 

[uscgamecocks]

Missing Cam Robinson or Charles Harris by a couple spots would hurt.

Taco is not as good as people want him to be.

I don't want LF but it feels inevitable at this point.

[yasuhara2241]

One of the better Mock drafts by the National pundits. I would take that draft and run with it BUT we do know that Gettleman always has a WTF pick in the first 3 picks. These would be all picks we would be happy with sooooo not happening!

[Burning Bush]

1.DE/RB 2.SS 3.OT/WR

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[WOW!!]

Replace Taco, with Harris or Lawson and Zay Jones with either a Cb, TE, or Safety..

[Shocker]

That would be an amazing result.

[t96]

4 hours ago, CPcavedweller said:

Until sports writers understand the number of people Stewart has to make miss before he even gets to the line of scrimmage, there is no hope of viewing anything objectively. If we were to draft Fournette at 8 and he averages 3.5 YPC, talking heads will say he wasn't as good as projected. The reality is far more complicated, especially considering Stew is one of the most elusive big backs in the league. 

In a nutshell: I don't trust their analysis when they only use YPC to judge Stewart and justify us picking up a running back. The line was atrocious at times last season. Put Stew behind what Shanahan was running last season in Atlanta and he would easily be considered one of the best backs in the league. 

That's not really the reality of the situation. Stew is the best tackle breaking back in the league right now. But his patience and ability to find the best hole last year left quite a bit to be desired. And when he breaks a few tackles and gains space, his lack of speed to break away makes those broken tackles not nearly as good as if he could gain more yards after. Many backs will break less tackles than Stew but after making a guy miss will be gone or will get 20 yards before being caught where Stew would get 10-15. And note that he's 30 years old with a long history of lower body injuries. Runningbacks are on the back nine at 28. I absolutely love Stew and am glad we extended him and are keeping him, because of his pass protection, locker room presence and he's still a solid player, just not an elite back or ideal guy to have carry the load. 

Fournette is 100% the pick if he's there and someone like Garrett or Thomas isn't. He'd immediately step in as our starter and Stew would be a breather and third down back, which would be ideal for him. Perfect situation for our run game if we can add Fournette to move Stew down a bit.