Dream Day 3

[Dash Global]

For me anyway.

4th Round: PR/WR Joe Adams 5'11 180

Sure up the return game. Also provides for a nice slot / scat back.

5th Round: WR Tommy Streeter 6'5 220

I will be shocked if Streeter doesnt go in the 4th round. Would almost prefer to take him in the 4th and get a slot / pr in the 5th as there should def be some speedsters available.

6th Round: CB Coty Sensabough 5'11 190

About the best we can do this late in regards to CB. Isnt a bad player and could easily be our #2 if Hogan doesnt play like his 2nd round grade.

6th Round: DE Josue Ortiz 6'5 253

With some proper coaching and some added weight I could see this guy becoming a nice player.

7th Round: DT Chigbo Anunoby 6'4 324

Well, you want a sleeper? Here it is, found this gem from Morehouse College. Great size and pretty athletic. I could see this guy doing really nice things with some coaching and experience.

[koolkatluke]

Is Andy Reid or Hoody taking over our draft choice.

[Herbert The Love Bug]

Since we missed out on Russell Wilson, I really hope that we take QB Darron Thomas in the 6th or 7th. He is exactly what we need as a back up QB to Cam. 6'3 215 and similar to Cam.

[Catalyst]

Not crazy about two WR's back to back. I like them both, but I'd only take one in the 5th. We should go defense in the 4th. My "dream" day 3:

4th: Ronnell Lewis, DE/OLB, Oklahoma

Some would prefer a DT here and I do like both Josh Chapman and Jaye Howard, but odds are one of them will be available in the 5th based on the way things are falling. Lewis is a 2nd/3rd round talent who could very well be gone before we pick here, but if he does slip he's a no-brainer pick. We need to address the pass rush and he can play both DE in 4-3 looks and OLB in 3-4 looks. He can make an impact as a situational pass rusher as a rookie if we get him.

5th: Josh Chapman, DT, Alabama

If it weren't for injury concerns he'd be long gone. Talent-wise he's close to a 1st round prospect. At this point the injury concerns are worth risking to get a potential steal at DT. It's possible he's gone, but I have a sense his injury concerns will push him into the 5th. This could be a great investment; a pick that could wind up being a big time steal.

6th: Devon Wylie, WR, Fresno State

As a potential sleeper pick at WR, I love this guy. Reminds me of Smitty; small, but plays bigger than he is and could be a great player to groom behind Smith.

6th: Brian Stahovich, P, San Diego State

We have to add a punter at some point. Anger went in the 3rd, so Drew Butler could be gone by now. If so, I like Brian Stahovich. He's right there with Butler, IMO.

7th: Brandon Hardin, CB/FS, Oregon State

In this scenario we obviously won't get a corner who will likely play a lot as a rookie so we better hope Hogan steps it up. That said, Hardin can play corner or safety and we could use depth and competition at both. He'd be a good late flyer pick if he lasts this long.

[rodeo]

Joe Adams, please. I'm surprised he made it through round 3. I know the FO visited with him, they must have an interest.

[SCMunnerlyn1]

7th: Brandon Hardin, CB/FS, Oregon State

In this scenario we obviously won't get a corner who will likely play a lot as a rookie so we better hope Hogan steps it up. That said, Hardin can play corner or safety and we could use depth and competition at both. He'd be a good late flyer pick if he lasts this long.

he got drafted yesterday

[bdsplash]

Defense, Defense in rounds 4&5 but Oregon QB Thomas makes sense in 6th. Teams will be gunning for Cam this year, bounty or no bounty.

[megadeth078]

I'd rather just get Streeter in the fourth. I'm tired of getting small WR/KR where they're only kinda good at wide receiver, but they make up for it by not being completely awful as a KR. We've failed on so many KR/PRs it's getting annoying already. It's become a tradition to get a LB in the first and fail at getting a KR/PR in the later rounds.

[rodeo]

I'd rather just get Streeter in the fourth. I'm tired of getting small WR/KR where they're only kinda good at wide receiver, but they make up for it by not being completely awful as a KR. We've failed on so many KR/PRs it's getting annoying already. It's become a tradition to get a LB in the first and fail at getting a KR/PR in the later rounds.

We haven't failed at drafting PR/KR. We've failed at drafting QBs or slow WRs and trying to make them PRs because we had no other options. We haven't drafted a pure PR since Smitty. I guess Ryne Robinson, but he got injured before he could ever play.

[FattyFatFat]

Not crazy about two WR's back to back. I like them both, but I'd only take one in the 5th. We should go defense in the 4th. My "dream" day 3:

4th: Ronnell Lewis, DE/OLB, Oklahoma

Some would prefer a DT here and I do like both Josh Chapman and Jaye Howard, but odds are one of them will be available in the 5th based on the way things are falling. Lewis is a 2nd/3rd round talent who could very well be gone before we pick here, but if he does slip he's a no-brainer pick. We need to address the pass rush and he can play both DE in 4-3 looks and OLB in 3-4 looks. He can make an impact as a situational pass rusher as a rookie if we get him.

5th: Josh Chapman, DT, Alabama

If it weren't for injury concerns he'd be long gone. Talent-wise he's close to a 1st round prospect. At this point the injury concerns are worth risking to get a potential steal at DT. It's possible he's gone, but I have a sense his injury concerns will push him into the 5th. This could be a great investment; a pick that could wind up being a big time steal.

6th: Devon Wylie, WR, Fresno State

As a potential sleeper pick at WR, I love this guy. Reminds me of Smitty; small, but plays bigger than he is and could be a great player to groom behind Smith.

6th: Brian Stahovich, P, San Diego State

We have to add a punter at some point. Anger went in the 3rd, so Drew Butler could be gone by now. If so, I like Brian Stahovich. He's right there with Butler, IMO.

7th: Brandon Hardin, CB/FS, Oregon State

In this scenario we obviously won't get a corner who will likely play a lot as a rookie so we better hope Hogan steps it up. That said, Hardin can play corner or safety and we could use depth and competition at both. He'd be a good late flyer pick if he lasts this long.

I likes Chapman. Want him and streeter.

[Kurb]

Adams, Brandon Boykin, Malik Jackson names I like.

[jarhead]

Joe Adams, please. I'm surprised he made it through round 3. I know the FO visited with him, they must have an interest.

I like him because he would get immediate playing time if only as a returner.

[jramsey4]

4th: Minnifield: Great Zone CB I thought would go in the 2nd.

5th: Devon Wylie: Playmaker at KR/WR/ST. Crazy COD skils. Whats not to love about that.

6th: Andrew Datko: Otah insurance.

Comp Pick: Darron Thomas: Poor Mans Cam

7th: Vontaze Burfict: Has Beast potential and its a 7th round pick.

[DawgzLife]

Since we missed out on Russell Wilson, I really hope that we take QB Darron Thomas in the 6th or 7th. He is exactly what we need as a back up QB to Cam. 6'3 215 and similar to Cam.

I hope we don't take a QB in this years draft, maybe an UDFA, but we need WR & D. In these late rounds it's not a bad thing to get more than 1 in the same position b/c it's really a craps shoot here (beginning in the 5th). Thomas is a very good player, but I am more concerned about our D right now than before the draft started.