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Walters New Mock

Kuech the Sneak

By Kuech the Sneak,
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I think Perry is the best pass rusher in this draft. If he was available when we're on the clock in the 2nd it would be a dream come true. If Jenkins slides far enough I would be tempted to make a move. Cox, Perry, Jenkins? That's a pretty nasty D. Top 10 worthy.

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Absolutely incredible mock. If we were able to land Perry in the second that would go down as the greatest draft ever

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Absolutely incredible mock. If we were able to land Perry in the second that would go down as the greatest draft ever

Wont happen. He along with Worthy and Still will be off the board by the time our 2nd pick comes.

Curry, Jones, Branch, and Thompson are all much more likely.

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Bryan Anger will go in the 5th round. I would not be surprised if we pull the trigger. I hope the huddle isn't too disappointed about drafting our Punter of the next 10-15 years with a 5th round pick.

I wouldnt be mad as long as we secure starting caliber players with our 1st, 2nd, and 4th.

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Bryan Anger will go in the 5th round. I would not be surprised if we pull the trigger. I hope the huddle isn't too disappointed about drafting our Punter of the next 10-15 years with a 5th round pick.

I won't mind as long as we address CB and the D line in the 3 prior picks. Would also take talented LB(if one was available) ahead of him.

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Wont happen. He along with Worthy and Still will be off the board by the time our 2nd pick comes.

Curry, Jones, Branch, and Thompson are all much more likely.

Answer this question, did you think Everette Brown or DaQuan Bowers were going to be second rounders prior to the draft.

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