The catch-all Huddler Panthers mock draft thread (mods please sticky)

[Panthero]

All lineman draft. Two DEs that can play the 3-4 DE role. Dremont to back up short. A NT, then an OT that can play LG (deiter) and a development OT and a flyer on Alex bars who could learn at center. If he can get healthy he has starter traits.

[yasuhara2241]

25 minutes ago, Panthero said:

All lineman draft. Two DEs that can play the 3-4 DE role. Dremont to back up short. A NT, then an OT that can play LG (deiter) and a development OT and a flyer on Alex bars who could learn at center. If he can get healthy he has starter traits.

Got my best one yet. Never gonna happen but this was the best one I think I've had. 

[45catfan]

On 4/2/2019 at 1:12 PM, heel31ok said:

Love the Dillard pick...and position wise you hit the right buttons...

Even though this draft doesn't have a stud LT, Dillard is the best one out there.  Most folks think Jonah Williams will move inside in the League and the other top tackles project to the right side.  Even if Dillard is the top reserve swing tackle this season as he learns the pro system and works on his run blocking (including upper body strength) it still will be worth it.  There are zero guarantees with Daryl Williams.  It's almost a lose/lose situation with him.   He either doesn't bounce back or he balls this season and splits with a huge contract offer.  In either case we move Moton back to the right and have Dillard ready to start in 2020.  Then you have solid bookend tackles for a few years.

DEs take time to develop and I have us drafting two so they can grow together like KK and Star did at DT.  In a couple years we have our bookend DEs.  By 2020 we have our bookend OTs and DEs.  

Sills IV is obviously Fun-Fun's replacement and our red zone target.   Like Chris Carter, all the guy does is catch TDs.

Pollard is a sneaky candidate to be the CMC clone the team is looking for.  He was a RB, WR and KR for Memphis, but as a reserve, not the top guy which is why he's not drawing a ton of attention.

I threw in a big-bodied CB (Ballentine) to compete on the outside which would allow Jackson to kick inside to play nickle.  I'm hoping his small school status causes him to fall compared to a guy with similar attributes in a power 5 conference.

As far as FS, Hooker is the best one I project remaining on the board when we pick at that spot.

[heel31ok]

2 hours ago, 45catfan said:

Even though this draft doesn't have a stud LT, Dillard is the best one out there.  Most folks think Jonah Williams will move inside in the League and the other top tackles project to the right side.  Even if Dillard is the top reserve swing tackle this season as he learns the pro system and works on his run blocking (including upper body strength) it still will be worth it.  There are zero guarantees with Daryl Williams.  It's almost a lose/lose situation with him.   He either doesn't bounce back or he balls this season and splits with a huge contract offer.  In either case we move Moton back to the right and have Dillard ready to start in 2020.  Then you have solid bookend tackles for a few years.

DEs take time to develop and I have us drafting two so they can grow together like KK and Star did at DT.  In a couple years we have our bookend DEs.  By 2020 we have our bookend OTs and DEs.  

Sills IV is obviously Fun-Fun's replacement and our red zone target.   Like Chris Carter, all the guy does is catch TDs.

Pollard is a sneaky candidate to be the CMC clone the team is looking for.  He was a RB, WR and KR for Memphis, but as a reserve, not the top guy which is why he's not drawing a ton of attention.

I threw in a big-bodied CB (Ballentine) to compete on the outside which would allow Jackson to kick inside to play nickle.  I'm hoping his small school status causes him to fall compared to a guy with similar attributes in a power 5 conference.

As far as FS, Hooker is the best one I project remaining on the board when we pick at that spot.

My thoughts exactly on Dillard...

[Icege]

Did a 7-rd mock w/ trades with a group of friends from college that I'm in an ultra-competitive fantasy league with.

I ended up not making any trades, tho in the 1st the NYG GM traded up from 17 to 15 to take Montez Sweat after somehow landing Quinnen Williams at #6. Hope that isnt foreshadowing.

1. Brian Burns, DE/OLB, Florida St
2. Chris Lindstrom, LG, Boston College
3. Darnell Savage, FS, Maryland
3. Max Scharping, LT, Northern Illinois
4. Christian Miller, OLB/DE, Alabama
5. Bryce Love, RB, Stanford
6. Jalen Hurd, WR, Baylor

 

I think this will end up being my final mock, barring any news such as injuries or arrests. I like how it gives us both our OLBs in a 3-4 while also giving us a DE + SLB in 4-3s. Lindstrom and Scharping could be the left side of the OL for the future. Savage would provide us a centerfielder that can also come down into the box to challenge the run. Bryce Love gives an option should CMC get hurt and Jalen Hurd provides WR/RB flexibility.

[SOJA]

just did this fanspeak LMAO if the first two rounds this poo happened wouldn't really care what happened the rest of the draft, only thing I wasn't able to nab is a OT

 

[SOJA]

Again these first few rounds are just silly. Burns + Bradburry + CGJ ?? Bradbury could play guard and be the heir apparent at C. 

 

[section543]

[Bronn]

 

[section543]

[DeSim]

I only did a 3 round mock draft, and tried until the other teams' picks seemed realistic enough.  But this is what I got:

[Black&BlueBubba]

It would never happen in real world but im take this.  Lol

 

[Sub Zero]

Picks:
Round 1 Pick 16: Burns, Brian, DE, Florida State (A-)
Round 2 Pick 15: Abram, Johnathan, FS, Mississippi State (A)
Round 3 Pick 13: Lindstrom, Chris, OG, Boston College (A+)
Round 3 Pick 36 (COMP): Johnson Jr, Lonnie, CB, Kentucky (A+)
Round 4 Pick 13: Wren, Renell, DT, Arizona State (A+)
Round 5 Pick 16: Hurd, Jalen, WR, Baylor (A+)
Round 6 Pick 16 (CLE): Scharping, Max, OT, Northern Illinois (A+)
Round 7 Pick 2 (K.C.): Anderson, Rodney, RB, Oklahom

[Mainter]