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Bravura's Mock Draft


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Hey guys I did a quick mock draft using this website http://fanspeak.com/ontheclock/
 The goal is to make a somewhat realistic draft that doesn't reach for players in need, In short, this isnt exactly the ideal draft but i'm pretty happy with what i was able to get.
 
This draft takes into account a Hardy trade with Oakland for a 2nd round pick, lets also assume that we throw in our 6th. with leaves us with...
 
First Round - Pick #28

OT ANTONIO RICHARDSON
TENNESSEE

Height: 6-6   Weight: 327

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-videos/0ap2000000218555/Daniel-Jeremiah-breaks-down-Antonio-Richardson
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yYmrqbUMOg

 

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A good OT that could Play RT until Gross is gone then switch over to LT, good in the pass but struggles in the run. but still a good pickup for our draft position. You may say we need weapons for Cam, but those will be covered with the next 2 picks
 
 
Second Round - Pick #36 (OAK)

WR KELVIN BENJAMIN
FSU

Height: 6-5   Weight: 235

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTkyr7Qv8mc

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The first big target we are gonna get for Cam in this draft. Lets be honest, Cam is not an accurate quarterback, he is very good at progressions but he is a big target that can jump up and get Cam's frequent overthrows. To be honest I'm kind of questioning whether or not Kelvin Benjamin will actually be there when this pick comes around, If Benjamin is not available, Devante Adam's should be and he would be a great alternative.
 

Second Round - Pick #60
DE CHRIS SMITH
ARKANSAS

Height: 6-2   Weight: 268

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C82V2LxmreU

 

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A replacement for Hardy here, Honestly this pick is mostly BPA, at this point in the draft anyone I'm interested in is too big of a reach or has just been taken a few picks before. Smith is a great slippery pass rusher but currently struggles a bit in the run. I'm not too concerned about that because that is something we can cover for by rotating in Alexander or Addison.

 

Third Round - Pick #92

TE RICHARD RODGERS
CALIFORNIA

Height: 6-5   Weight: 245

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkwhrU77dyk

 

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Personally this is my favorite pick of the draft. We had the number 8 offense in the league when we had 2 great pass catching TEs. At 6'5" Rodgers is another massive target that Cam can hit and would give Cam a TON of weapons to work with. Benjamin, Smith, Olsen, and Rodgers on the field would be a scary look for opposing defenses inside the red zone.

 

Fourth Round - Pick #92

CB DEION BELUE
ALABAMA
Height: 5-11   Weight: 183
 
 
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This is just me picking up the best CB available at this point in time. Just another guy that can come in and compete. If Captain really does want a long term deal, id be more than happy to let this guy take his place.
 
 
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That's it! Without having to bother with Hardy's contract we should have enough space to resign most of the core players who contributed this year. We don't really improve our CB very much here unless Deion really steps up, but that's a weakness I'm willing to have given how well we faired this year. This mock isnt ideal, but its something i think could realistically happen and i stuck very strictly to the simulation.
 
What im really excited about here is how easily I was able to lessen the impact caused by Hardy leaving, Being able to get Oakland's #2 pick would be amazing even if we had to drop both our Sixth and Seventh round picks id be up for it. The Difference in quality between a WR at #36 and a WR at #60 is VERY large, but the difference between 28th and 38th isnt big at all. in essence, Oakland's 2nd Round pick is basically a 1st when it comes to WRs.
 
I believe that with the additions on offense of Richardson, Benjamin, and Rodgers we could be a top Offense again, Cam would have a couple of massive targets he could hit which would make us very potent in the redzone. For more of a deep threat look we could swap out Rodgers for Ginn in the slot and attempt to take the top off the defense. It would give us great flexibility and could really be fun to watch.

 

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Final Roster looks something like this...

 

QB: Cam Newton, Derek Anderson

RB: D-will, J-stew, Tolbert

TE: Olsen, Rodgers

OT: Gross, Richardson, Bell

OG: Silatolu, Kugbila, Warton, Scott

C: Kalil

WR1: Kelvin Benjamin, Hixon

WR2: Steve Smith

Slot Receiver: Ginn

 

DE: Charles Johnson, Chris Smith, Addison, Alexander

DT: Star, Short, Edwards,

MLB: Keuchley

OLB: Davis, Klein, Blackburn

CB1: Florance, Thomas

CB2: White

Slot CB: Belue

SS: Mikell

FS: Mitchell

 

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Good mock. I can def live with this.

 

Any FA pick ups you'd like to add?

 

Personally i don't think we should sign anyone major. I would stick to a pretty similar formula we had last off-season and pick up guys on 1 year deals.

 

i DO think we should make sure we sign Mikell, Mitchell, Ginn and Gross as a priority this offseason

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Well, damn that's a fun ass draft simulator. Better than the one that was posted on the draft thread a while back.

 

Here's what I got:

28
S HA’SEAN CLINTON-DIX
ALABAMA
60
TE AUSTIN SEFERIAN-JENKINS
WASHINGTON
92
OT JAMES HURST
UNC
124
DE JACKSON JEFFCOAT
TEXAS
156
CB ANDRE HAL
VANDERBILT
188
RB DE’ANTHONY THOMAS
OREGON

 

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Here is what i got on a 4 rounder. 

 

FT
Buffalo BillsMiami DolphinsNew York JetsNew England PatriotsBaltimore RavensCleveland BrownsCincinnati BengalsPittsburgh SteelersHouston TexansIndianapolis ColtsJacksonville JaguarsTennessee TitansDenver BroncosKansas City ChiefsOakland RaidersSan Diego ChargersDallas CowboysNew York GiantsPhiladelphia EaglesWashington RedskinsChicago BearsDetroit LionsGreen Bay PackersMinnesota VikingsAtlanta FalconsCarolina PanthersNew Orleans SaintsTampa Bay BuccaneersArizona CardinalsSeattle SeahawksSan Francisco 49ersSt. Louis Rams
28
 
WR KELVIN BENJAMIN
FLORIDA STATE
60
 
TE AUSTIN SEFERIAN-JENKINS
WASHINGTON
92
 
OG ANTHONY STEEN
ALABAMA
124
 
OT AUSTIN WENTWORTH
FRESNO STATE

 

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my favorite so far on Fanspeak is:

 

28  - WR - KELVIN BENJAMIN  -   FLORIDA STATE
 
60  - CB -  AARON COLVIN     -   OKLAHOMA
 
92  - WR - DONTE MONCRIEF   -   MISSISSIPPI
 
124 - TE - C.J. FIEDOROWICZ   -   IOWA
 
156 - OT - SEANTREL HENDERSON   -   MIAMI
 
188 -  S  -  JIMMIE WARD   -      NORTHERN ILLINOIS
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Well, damn that's a fun ass draft simulator. Better than the one that was posted on the draft thread a while back.

 

Here's what I got:

28
S HA’SEAN CLINTON-DIX
ALABAMA
60
TE AUSTIN SEFERIAN-JENKINS
WASHINGTON
92
OT JAMES HURST
UNC
124
DE JACKSON JEFFCOAT
TEXAS
156
CB ANDRE HAL
VANDERBILT
188
RB DE’ANTHONY THOMAS
OREGON

 

 

 

holy hell that would be awesome

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my favorite so far on Fanspeak is:

28 - WR - KELVIN BENJAMIN - FLORIDA STATE

60 - CB - AARON COLVIN - OKLAHOMA

92 - WR - DONTE MONCRIEF - MISSISSIPPI

124 - TE - C.J. FIEDOROWICZ - IOWA

156 - OT - SEANTREL HENDERSON - MIAMI

188 - S - JIMMIE WARD - NORTHERN ILLINOIS

I am in love with this draft and maybe Brandon Albert in FA. Fiedorwicspellcheck is an interesting player that I think will creep up boards as the draft approaches.

Hmmmmm, I've gotta take this simulator out for a test run

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