A New 3 Round Mock Draft
by PaleHorse78 on Jan 13, 2012 8:06 PM MST
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Is everyone as excited as I am for 8 PM Eastern Time to arrive? Here lately I've been breathing, eating, drinking, and sleeping everything that is Mile High, and it got me thinking about who could be in next years harvest of Broncos. So, without boring you anymore.... allow me to give you my first mock of the year. For those of you who detest mocks this early.... sorry.... my kids are driving me nuts and I'm bored. All work and no play makes Jeremy a dull boy. Don't just look at the pick.... look over the alternates as well. I mainly want to see who's going to possibly be available when we're on the clock.
Let's jump into it!
Round 1, Pick 32:
Lamar Miller - RB, Miami Hurricanes (5-11 ~ 212 lbs.)
I don't think anyone can argue this won't be the pick. We all know how much John Fox loves his multi-back rotation, and in Carolina, he rolled with two feature backs. McGahee could then move to the grinder / closer role, and Miller could be our big play, homerun threat. What's not to love about Backs with decent size and speed to boot. A Mike Backer is a distinct possibility here, and I believe we have the locker room / coaching staff to get the most out of Burfict. Would it shock any of you, given Fox's past, that a RB or MLB could be the pick here?
Alternates (Mark Barron, SS, Alabama ~ Devon Still, DE/DT, Penn St. ~ Vontaze Burfict, MLB, Arizona St. ~ Alfonso Dennard, CB, Nebraska)
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Round 2, Pick 64:
Jerel Worthy - DT, Michigan St. Spartans (6-3 ~ 305 lbs.)
I know a lot of you want a CB here (or earlier), but I think we can get by next year with Champ/Goodman/Harris, a healthy Syd'Quan Thompson & Cassius Vaughn, then a free agent / late rounder. Jerel Worthy is the pick here because he can play the run and pass well. This pick would complete our D-Line (assuming either Ayers, Beal, or a draft pick flashes something and offers us a 3rd pass rush option). Worthy could come at them from the gut (where Brady gets confused) - flushing them into the awaiting arms of VonDoom, or vise versa. This is a win-win. Have you guys noticed some of the runs up the middle we've been giving up? That... has to... stop!!! We can't rely on Dawk as much anymore, sadly but inevitably.
Alternates (Stephon Gilmore, CB, South Carolina ~ Tommy Streeter, WR, Miami ~ Alameda Ta'amu, DT, Washington ~ Ryan Miller, OG, Colorado).
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Round 3, Pick 96:
Jared Crick - DT/DE, Nebraska Cornhuskers (6-6, 285 lbs.)
I would die and go to hog heaven if we could pick Crick here. He missed the majority of this year to a torn pec, so he will fall some, and if he does, there's no way EFX could pass with their philosophy of best player available. Crick can play the run.... will gain weight in the pros.... and can relentlessy rush the passer. I'm sorry if any of you think I'm going too D-Line heavy, but that's how I've been taught a defense should be built.... from the inside out. Big men early and often. We have the edge players on D to contend with anyone, now let's solidify the interior. I think it's a must that we come away from this draft with a DT and a MLB in pocket.
Alternates (Bruce Irvin, DE/Situational Pass Rusher, West Virginia ~ Bernard Pierce, RB, Temple ~ Winston Guy, SS, Kentucky ~ Marvin McNutt, WR, Iowa)
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Well, that's it.... that's all. Tell me what you think. Oh, and just one more thing.... GO BRONCOS!!!
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I like the mock draft.
My only thing would be to get Gilmore in the second—if he falls that far. Also to add on your list of CBs for next year: Chris Harris. I think he’s better than Squid and Vaughn. I’m excited to see how he’ll do tomorrow.
by tiderfootball09 on Jan 13, 2012 8:25 PM MST reply actions
And Most of the runs up the middle are because of Joe Mays not the DTs.
Bunkley and Thomas have done their job, it’s not their fault that the MLB gets pushed around as well as not being able to flow where the ball is. I would go sign Dan Connor from the Panthers in free agency.
by tiderfootball09 on Jan 13, 2012 8:29 PM MST up reply actions
Sad to say because I love Mays' hits
but yeah, he is often out of position, takes bad angles, and misses tackles. When he has a guy dead to rights, man does he hit. But you just need more football IQ at MLB.
I love Bunkley
Thomas is nothing more than a rotation player IMO…. same with McBean. Who knows what will become of Ty Warren, but I could not pass on the opportunity to draft two stud DT’s. I’d love for us to draft a MLB high as well, but just didn’t see anyone. Possibly Burfict, but some of the reports on him make me nervous. Te’o is another option.
"If you went to the Fair with this guy and you played that game where you have to throw the ball through the hole..... he may never get it through the hole, but he's still gonna be walking away with all the stuffed animals!" Prime's commentary on our very own Tim Tebow!!!
"As iron sharpens iron, so will one man sharpen another." The Bible, by way of Tim Tebow.
"If I had to choose between an abundance of football intelligence, or football wisdom, I'd choose wisdom every single time...... John Fox has enough football wisdom to be carried in a dump truck." Me!
I thought Te'o was staying in.
Don't measure yourself by what you have accomplished, but by what you should have accomplished with your ability.
John Wooden
Believe you can and you're halfway there.
Theodore Roosevelt
Yeah that's what I meant to say. Thanks.
Don't measure yourself by what you have accomplished, but by what you should have accomplished with your ability.
John Wooden
Believe you can and you're halfway there.
Theodore Roosevelt
tider
Chris Harris was a given to me. All I was saying is we need a 4th guy to step up in case Goodman regresses, gets cut, or injures himself.
"If you went to the Fair with this guy and you played that game where you have to throw the ball through the hole..... he may never get it through the hole, but he's still gonna be walking away with all the stuffed animals!" Prime's commentary on our very own Tim Tebow!!!
"As iron sharpens iron, so will one man sharpen another." The Bible, by way of Tim Tebow.
"If I had to choose between an abundance of football intelligence, or football wisdom, I'd choose wisdom every single time...... John Fox has enough football wisdom to be carried in a dump truck." Me!
Hell no we're not
mark it dude!!!
"If you went to the Fair with this guy and you played that game where you have to throw the ball through the hole..... he may never get it through the hole, but he's still gonna be walking away with all the stuffed animals!" Prime's commentary on our very own Tim Tebow!!!
"As iron sharpens iron, so will one man sharpen another." The Bible, by way of Tim Tebow.
"If I had to choose between an abundance of football intelligence, or football wisdom, I'd choose wisdom every single time...... John Fox has enough football wisdom to be carried in a dump truck." Me!
Don't be sorry about a heavy D-line
I think that is how the D should be built starting at the second and third rounders on the line. Champ is exceptional but even he gets beat after four seconds on a pass. if the D-line is great the whole D looks great. The second, third and fourth rounders are the people where a franchise is won or lost. the first round is for the chance of getting a flashy player. but we need depth! I love Bunkely and Thomas but they are only two (two which we should resign, plus Vick but continue on) still the game is won or lost on the line of scrimmage, I consider Tom Brady the best QB of my viewing lifetime (I always love the broncos my favorite and I really got into football around the Elway-TD years. So not saying Brady i better) but you can’t deny Brady.
The reason the Rams lost? The front 4 could not get to Brady(when it mattered). The reason the Panthers (and John Fox) Lost they couldn’t get to Brady when it counted ( and their kicker kicked the kickoff out of bounds. Idiot!) The reason the eagles lost? (well I think that has alot to do with Donovan McNabb and him making me look atheletic which I’m not). But by that time the patriots were Brady’s team. The 18-1 season it was all Brady(proved to me he was better than Manning) But I digress. Do I think we have a chance tomorrow? yes any given Sunday.
Any person that has ever played a sport and has upset a team that was supposed to beat you… Its literally the best feeling in the world (granted I have no kids and I am not married, so I don’t know what that’s like so far…). But I remember back in highschool we played a team that had a really good QB and a good offense. You know what we did? We ran it down their throats so much that their offense coming on the field thought they could score but when they didn’t people got scared and then their D fell apart becuase they were so used to having a lead. And that team was done. And I’m not talking big time football I’m talking 4A NM football (which is nothing to brag about). We demoralized their team so much that the O didn’t have any momentum either. THATS what needs to happen tomorrow.
To pumped up/drunk to go to bed.
GO BRONCOS!!
Brady is better than Manning
but neither of them are gonna fare well against the Orange Crush tonight.
"If you went to the Fair with this guy and you played that game where you have to throw the ball through the hole..... he may never get it through the hole, but he's still gonna be walking away with all the stuffed animals!" Prime's commentary on our very own Tim Tebow!!!
"As iron sharpens iron, so will one man sharpen another." The Bible, by way of Tim Tebow.
"If I had to choose between an abundance of football intelligence, or football wisdom, I'd choose wisdom every single time...... John Fox has enough football wisdom to be carried in a dump truck." Me!
So how are we selecting 25, shouldn't it be slot 32
Please resubmit
"Me fail english, that unpossible" - Ralph Wiggum
"Duffman is thrusting in the direction of the problem" - Duffman
"Good, bad, I'm the guy with the gun" - Ash from Army of Darkness
"H.I., you're young and you got your health, what you want with a job?" - Evelle from Raising Arizona
"It happens sometimes. People just explode. Natural causes." - Agent Rogersz from Repoman
I just caught that myself
noted…. sorry…. and corrected.
"If you went to the Fair with this guy and you played that game where you have to throw the ball through the hole..... he may never get it through the hole, but he's still gonna be walking away with all the stuffed animals!" Prime's commentary on our very own Tim Tebow!!!
"As iron sharpens iron, so will one man sharpen another." The Bible, by way of Tim Tebow.
"If I had to choose between an abundance of football intelligence, or football wisdom, I'd choose wisdom every single time...... John Fox has enough football wisdom to be carried in a dump truck." Me!
By the way, I am a huge CU fan
Ryan Miller is not even close to a second round prospect, he will be lucky to get drafted, he can’t bend his knees, lacks lateral quickness, and will have a hard time making a roster
"Me fail english, that unpossible" - Ralph Wiggum
"Duffman is thrusting in the direction of the problem" - Duffman
"Good, bad, I'm the guy with the gun" - Ash from Army of Darkness
"H.I., you're young and you got your health, what you want with a job?" - Evelle from Raising Arizona
"It happens sometimes. People just explode. Natural causes." - Agent Rogersz from Repoman
Nice mock....
I would absolutely go crazy if we had something like this brother. I’m getting so nervous, I have the butt sweats going on!
LOL!!!
Darn those buttock sweats.
"If you went to the Fair with this guy and you played that game where you have to throw the ball through the hole..... he may never get it through the hole, but he's still gonna be walking away with all the stuffed animals!" Prime's commentary on our very own Tim Tebow!!!
"As iron sharpens iron, so will one man sharpen another." The Bible, by way of Tim Tebow.
"If I had to choose between an abundance of football intelligence, or football wisdom, I'd choose wisdom every single time...... John Fox has enough football wisdom to be carried in a dump truck." Me!
I like your guys.
Doubt it could happen.
Believe you can and you're halfway there.
Theodore Roosevelt
And why is that?
"If you went to the Fair with this guy and you played that game where you have to throw the ball through the hole..... he may never get it through the hole, but he's still gonna be walking away with all the stuffed animals!" Prime's commentary on our very own Tim Tebow!!!
"As iron sharpens iron, so will one man sharpen another." The Bible, by way of Tim Tebow.
"If I had to choose between an abundance of football intelligence, or football wisdom, I'd choose wisdom every single time...... John Fox has enough football wisdom to be carried in a dump truck." Me!
Worthy and Crick are gonna go higher than...
…let’s see…it’s…#64 and #96 now.
Don't measure yourself by what you have accomplished, but by what you should have accomplished with your ability.
John Wooden
Believe you can and you're halfway there.
Theodore Roosevelt
by Digger24 on Jan 14, 2012 8:06 AM MST up reply actions 1 recs
So there's a new guy in the mix
Michael Brockers DT LSU rSo 6-5 306
What do you think on him? Anybody can answer.
Don't measure yourself by what you have accomplished, but by what you should have accomplished with your ability.
John Wooden
Believe you can and you're halfway there.
Theodore Roosevelt
How about Derek Wolfe?
Truth shall be known.
by Agent Jerry Fletcher on Jan 14, 2012 8:29 AM MST up reply actions
I need a good scouting site that says more on him.
He sounds good though Cincy was tough vs. the run in the first half of the season.
I like Mike Martin.
Don't measure yourself by what you have accomplished, but by what you should have accomplished with your ability.
John Wooden
Believe you can and you're halfway there.
Theodore Roosevelt
Thanks Scotty.
You sure not #32? LOL
Don't measure yourself by what you have accomplished, but by what you should have accomplished with your ability.
John Wooden
Believe you can and you're halfway there.
Theodore Roosevelt
Haha i wish
Kid has talent, but will probably be a quick riser once the combine and such kicks in
by Scotty Payne on Jan 14, 2012 10:08 AM MST up reply actions
Agreed, especially about Worthy.
mid-2nd round the lowest he goes.
It is what it is
Last we kept saying how everyone would go higher too though because we are building the DTs up so much more in Denver.
Out of Worthy, Cox, Poe, Brockers, Ta’amu and Thompson, one of them should last ’til late 2nd round.
Don't measure yourself by what you have accomplished, but by what you should have accomplished with your ability.
John Wooden
Believe you can and you're halfway there.
Theodore Roosevelt
Last year.
Don't measure yourself by what you have accomplished, but by what you should have accomplished with your ability.
John Wooden
Believe you can and you're halfway there.
Theodore Roosevelt
I bet Ta'amu, Worthy, and Wolfe are there when we're on the clock in the 2nd
I don’t think we could go wrong with any of them
TurfSharks.com
Nice mock Pale
Can’t disagree with much, just really hoping our MLB position gets solved this year from either Nate Irving, FA, or the draft.
"Vegetarians are cool. All I eat are vegetarians - except for the occasional mountain lion steak "
Ted Nugent
Same here
I couldn’t stomach seeing Mays in the starting lineup another year. Oh well…. I hope Joe Mays has a game to end all games tonight, and destroys the Pats run game.
"If you went to the Fair with this guy and you played that game where you have to throw the ball through the hole..... he may never get it through the hole, but he's still gonna be walking away with all the stuffed animals!" Prime's commentary on our very own Tim Tebow!!!
"As iron sharpens iron, so will one man sharpen another." The Bible, by way of Tim Tebow.
"If I had to choose between an abundance of football intelligence, or football wisdom, I'd choose wisdom every single time...... John Fox has enough football wisdom to be carried in a dump truck." Me!
Wasn't Crick a projected top 20 pick last year (if he would have come out)?
I fail to see how a pec injury drops him to the 3rd round. I’d be stoked if it did but I’ll still be surprised if he falls out of the late first.
Tim Tebow wears 3WM and drinks Tuscan whole milk.
You never know.
A back injury dropped Rob Gronkowski from 1st to 2nd round, behavior concerns dropped Aaron Hernandez from 1st or 2nd to 4th, cancer dropped Marcus Cannon from 2nd to 5th, and behavior concerns dropped Ryan Mallett from 1st to 3rd round.
It is what it is
Love the Miller pick
I think Worthy will be long gone by that spot, and Crick i need to see more of, looks to be a 3-4 DE, But i wouldnt complain.
I fear Miller might be gone by the time we pick.
Truth shall be known.
by Agent Jerry Fletcher on Jan 14, 2012 8:26 AM MST up reply actions
There's a huge drop-off between Wilson and Miller.
And Polk sucks.
Miller and Richardson are the only two backs who are worthy of a first round pick.
Truth shall be known.
by Agent Jerry Fletcher on Jan 14, 2012 8:56 AM MST up reply actions
Wilson is rated as the number 2 back by most scouts in this draft
How does polk suck? Guy is a stud. Big powerful back with good hands and speed? I disagree with you greatly
by Scotty Payne on Jan 14, 2012 9:18 AM MST up reply actions
Played behind a bad bad O Line was always trying to find a hole to run
by ultraclassic04 on Jan 14, 2012 9:41 AM MST up reply actions
Yeah he doesnt shy away from contact.
He’s one of the best power backs in the draft.
by Scotty Payne on Jan 14, 2012 9:43 AM MST up reply actions
Scouting Report on this guy.
Breaking tackles: Unquestionably his best attribute. Very physical runner who keeps his legs churning on contact. Rarely goes down with the first hit. Lowers his shoulder into defenders and shows a variety of natural running skills to break free, including a stiff-arm, spin move and pure determination. Runs low to the ground and with good forward lean to generate the tough yards. Keeps his arms wrapped securely around the ball.
hm….
by Scotty Payne on Jan 14, 2012 9:44 AM MST up reply actions
Also he can't catch?
Receiving: Became more of a weapon out of the backfield in 2011 for the Huskies, catching passes out of the backfield on simple swing passes, as well as more complicated wheel routes and even occasionally lining up outside. Possesses the athleticism and soft hands to contribute to an NFL passing attack. Reliable hands out of the backfield, demonstrating the ability to quickly secure the pass and turn upfield. Demonstrated the ability to track the ball over his shoulder. Good flexibility, balance to adjust to the poorly thrown pass. Good vision and patience for screens.
by Scotty Payne on Jan 14, 2012 9:46 AM MST up reply actions
Yeah, I've read those reports. I just don't AGREE with them.
I know what I’ve seen. And my eyes say the guys shies away from contact, runs scared and has subpar hands.
Scotty, here’s the thing: I could buy a domain name. Let’s pretend I called it “TheDraftExperts.com.” If I did that, and posted a report on the site that suggests Polk shies away from contact, runs scared and has below average hands for his position, then would you believe me?
I’m guessing you probably would. And that, my friend, is one difference between you and I.
Truth shall be known.
by Agent Jerry Fletcher on Jan 14, 2012 9:54 AM MST up reply actions
No i dont believe everything out there
i follow a few web sites that are pretty accurate on their assessments, been doing it for year, and they have been pretty good
Also i follow and talk to a few scouts who also have a pretty good track record. All of them have great scouting reports on the guy, i agree with them.
I just don’t listen to one guys scouting report and go with it.
by Scotty Payne on Jan 14, 2012 10:03 AM MST up reply actions
Good for you.
I appreciate an open mind.
Truth shall be known.
by Agent Jerry Fletcher on Jan 14, 2012 10:12 AM MST up reply actions
Well, if you believe everything you read, then...
…I can understand where you’re coming from. And remember, the “scouts” you’re relying on aren’t really scouts. They’re just guys. And the trouble is, most of them are big-time sufferers of groupthink. Otherwise, why would there be so many busts year in, year out.
Just watch Polk play. And the guy doesn’t have good hands.
Truth shall be known.
by Agent Jerry Fletcher on Jan 14, 2012 9:28 AM MST up reply actions
Not to sound rude, but why should i believe you over scouts?
Just asking, dont mean that rudely. The games and tape i’ve watched of Polk he did not shy away from hits, and he caught the ball well.
Wilson is a speedy back who has shown he can break some tackles, he’s a more explosive guy though.
I’d take Miller over all of them though. Then Polk, Wilson, then Doug Martin. Very deep draft class for backs though
by Scotty Payne on Jan 14, 2012 9:33 AM MST up reply actions
You shouldn't believe me over scouts.
I’m just recommending that you be very wary of groupthink. Mock drafts and position rankings are full of it.
If we disagree on Polk, that’s fine. The great thing is: We’ll eventually know who was right and who was wrong.
Truth be told: I’m not even sold on Richardson. I’m convinced he’ll be a serviceable pro. I’m just not convinced he’ll be special. He might be. I’m just not as confident about his prospects as I am about Miller’s. I’m not sure how well his skills will translate. I realize these concerns are in the vast minority (I might be on an island here).
Truth shall be known.
by Agent Jerry Fletcher on Jan 14, 2012 9:47 AM MST up reply actions
I agree don't always believe scouts
i usually go on their take with some of mine, i really like Polk. At the end of the day we’ll see.
by Scotty Payne on Jan 14, 2012 9:54 AM MST up reply actions
I agree, Wilson wouldn't be much of a drop off from Miller.
I would say Wilson is harder to bring down than Miller is. Also the o-line he played behind wasn’t the greatest. Then again, the same thing can be said about Polk.
by tiderfootball09 on Jan 14, 2012 11:24 AM MST up reply actions
Didn't we learn our lessons from Brandon Marshall?
I believe we have the locker room / coaching staff to get the most out of Burfict.
Almost every fan thinks their team’s locker room can straighten this kid out. Heck, they’re even saying that in Baltimore. Baltimore! Yeah, Terrell Suggs is a great influence on a kid with impulse issues.
Just let this kid slide right by.
Truth shall be known.
by Agent Jerry Fletcher on Jan 14, 2012 8:09 AM MST reply actions
Baltimore is a great place for those kinds of players because
however tough they are, they know Ray Lewis is not just a great MIKE LB but is also capable of killing a man that gets out of line.
It is what it is
In Baltimore...
killing someone isn’t murder, it’s leadership.
Truth shall be known.
by Agent Jerry Fletcher on Jan 14, 2012 9:32 AM MST up reply actions
Ray killed a man once, just to watch him die
And the Ravens don’t need God on their side to win! Classy organization there.
"You’re only great if you win something. I mean, Alexander wasn’t Alexander the Mediocre or Alexander the Average. He was Alexander the Great, and there’s a reason for it."-Shannon Sharpe
by CH74 on Jan 14, 2012 2:58 PM MST up reply actions 1 recs
Great mock!
Lamar Miller would be an excellent pick; hopefully the Bengals don’t take him before we can. I’m not as big of a fan of Jerel Worthy as some of the other DT’s but if we could get him at the end of the 2nd round we should. There is no way Jared Crick falls all the way to the bottom of the 3rd round; hopefully we can get a CB like Casey Hayward or Donnie Fletcher with that pick.
TurfSharks.com
Burfict
You mentioned Burfict as a possibility in round 1. I have watched him play for two years and he is an absolute cancer! Any team that drafts him is wasting a draft pick.
He never wraps up on a tackle, takes terrible pursuit angles and has negligable self control
on the playing field resulting in rediculous and stupid personal foul penalties. Vontiz is little more than a street thug and will destroy team chemistry in short order.
Here here.
Truth shall be known.
by Agent Jerry Fletcher on Jan 14, 2012 9:36 AM MST up reply actions
I agree. The guy was on the second team half way through his senior year.
I don’t know how you go from potential top 20 pick to the second team.
by tiderfootball09 on Jan 14, 2012 11:28 AM MST up reply actions
Yeah, and we all know he's going to come back...
better than before and make us forget Terrell Davis.
Truth shall be known.
by Agent Jerry Fletcher on Jan 14, 2012 9:38 AM MST up reply actions
You serious?
the guy was on the team for a week, went undrafted, and tore his ACL? I’d be surprised if he is even with us come training camp 2012.
Peoples expectations for him are ridiculous
by Scotty Payne on Jan 14, 2012 10:16 AM MST up reply actions
Are any of the DT's considered "pocket collapsers"?
I don’t know where we find the nasty OLman I covet, whether it be FA or the draft, but I would love to see one more road grader….can’t say if Miller from CU has that rep or not but it would be fun, being another HUGE CU fan.
"Peace, a journey without distance to a place we have never left."
I think there are a few pocket collapsers we could get
Devon Still and Brandon Thompson are the first rounders, Alameda Ta’amu and Derek Wolfe are the second rounders, and Kendall Reyes is the third rounder. They can all get after the QB.
TurfSharks.com
A nice mock Palehorse
but I think Miller will be gone before the Broncos are on the clock and worthy should go at the top of round two . I think the value for where the Broncos will be selecting in round one is the D Tackle position. Here are my thoughts for the Broncs. Round one Fletcher Cox D Tackle out of Mississippi State Sec Defensive Player of the week four times this year this junior D Tackle can play the 3 or 5 tec 6’4’’ 295 lbs 4.96 forty and has the frame to add ten to twenty pounds with no problem . Round two running back Chris Polk out of Washington 5’11’’ 222 4.48 forty played behind a bad O Line . Round three corner backTrumaine Johnson out of Montana 6’2’’ 204 lbs 4.52 forty has good size and speed to match up with the big receivers in the AFC west .Round four wide receiver Ryan Broyles 5’10’’ 188 4.52 forty out of Oklahoma would have been a late first round pick if not for his knee injury holds the big 12 record for the most catches in his career and also a good kick returner . round five Nicolas Jean Baptiste D Tackle out of Baylor 6’2’’ 338 lbs 5.06 forty a big rotational D Tackle to plug the middle and stop the run . Second round five pick James Brooks OG 6’2’’ 308 lbs 5.05 forty out of Iowa Need depth at the guard position . No sixth round pick because of the Joe Mays trade. Round seven Darrell Scott running back out of South Florida 6’1’’ 240 lbs 4.48 forty big bruising back that could also be a fullback . For a middle Linebacker I would go after Curtis Lofton from the Falcons this former Sooner would make the linebacking core in Denver one of the best in the league . Also Palehorse I want to welcome you and West Virginia to the Big Twelve I’m looking forward to more match ups with my SOONERS .
Nice mock. Hard to see hiding in there.
Don't measure yourself by what you have accomplished, but by what you should have accomplished with your ability.
John Wooden
Believe you can and you're halfway there.
Theodore Roosevelt
No "Return" keys in Oklahoma.
Truth shall be known.
by Agent Jerry Fletcher on Jan 14, 2012 10:48 AM MST up reply actions
Haha
Made me check his bio too. I hunt and peck type too ultra. Thanks for your service.
Don't measure yourself by what you have accomplished, but by what you should have accomplished with your ability.
John Wooden
Believe you can and you're halfway there.
Theodore Roosevelt
Thanks for the thanks.
But I’ve been out for years. Now I work for another three-letter agency that ferrets out “people who hate our freedom” (not the TSA or DHS).
But I still get to shoot guns!
Truth shall be known.
by Agent Jerry Fletcher on Jan 14, 2012 2:05 PM MST up reply actions
I was actually thanking ultra
and I hadn’t even looked at your bio. I do very much appreciate all who have served and if I get your drift on what you do now, please lay some smackdown on all those who are trying to take away from me what I hold so dear.
Don't measure yourself by what you have accomplished, but by what you should have accomplished with your ability.
John Wooden
Believe you can and you're halfway there.
Theodore Roosevelt
A better look.
1) Fletcher Cox DT Mississippi State 6’4’’ 295 4.96 forty-SEC Defensive Player of the week four times this year. Can play the 3 or 5 tech. Has the frame to add ten to twenty pounds with no problem .
2) Chris Polk RB Washington 5’11’’ 222 4.48 forty-Played behind a bad O Line .
3) Trumaine Johnson Montana 6’2’’ 204 lbs 4.52 forty-Has good size and speed to match up with the big receivers in the AFC west .
4) Ryan Broyles Oklahoma 5’10’’ 188 4.52 forty-Would have been a late first round pick if not for his knee injury holds the big 12 record for the most catches in his career and also a good kick returner .
5a) Nicolas Jean Baptiste DT Baylor 6’2’’ 338 lbs 5.06 forty-Big rotational D Tackle to plug the middle and stop the run .
5b) James Brooks OG Iowa 6’2’’ 308 lbs 5.05 forty- Need depth at the guard position . No sixth round pick because of the Joe Mays trade.
7) Darrell Scott RB South Florida 6’1’’ 240 lbs 4.48 forty-Big bruising back that could also be a fullback.
Don't measure yourself by what you have accomplished, but by what you should have accomplished with your ability.
John Wooden
Believe you can and you're halfway there.
Theodore Roosevelt
by ultraclassic04
Don't measure yourself by what you have accomplished, but by what you should have accomplished with your ability.
John Wooden
Believe you can and you're halfway there.
Theodore Roosevelt
Thanks Digger24
Like I said My writing skills are not good thanks for the help .
by ultraclassic04 on Jan 14, 2012 3:57 PM MST up reply actions
Not too bad of a Mock. Are you going by BPA or needs? Just wondering.
Also I love to get Lofton, but the falcons will franchise tag him before anything. I think Dan Connor from the Panthers is a guy the broncos can go after. The guy was behind a very good LBing core and with the Fox connection, I wouldn’t be suprised if they brought him in.
by tiderfootball09 on Jan 14, 2012 11:32 AM MST up reply actions
Tiderfootball09
I try to go with best player available and one that fits the needs of the team at or around the time the Broncos will be selecting . I try to use CBS Sports and Walter Football for their rankings where a player will be selected in the draft as we all know these rankings will change after the East West Shrine Gameand the Senior Bowl and the combine .
by ultraclassic04 on Jan 14, 2012 12:26 PM MST up reply actions
@palehorse..welcome back..cherish the kids..stop and smell the rose..
Let me be the devils advacate here;
Picking between 25-32 leaves many would-be first rounds of quality. If EFX has that one target, say THE quality DB they like, or DL that fits, but who is likely at 19, do they trade up?
Also EFX may be thinking more picks and would entertain moving down.
BUT if they stay put then Josh Chapman, Levy Adcock, Coryell Judie, Chase Minnifield
Burfict and Jenkins may be Cox type, not for me.
Fannin can not stay healthy, just like Moreno
Kreese and Lawrence will decide if Tim Tebow can develop into our future.
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will move up or down if he can to get the guy he wants. We’ve found that out for certain.
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Can you find the 'W' in this mess? Tebow can.
I just love where you have us picking
Playoffs!?!? Playoffs!?!? Don't talk about Playoffs!! Playoffs?!?!
I hope we trade out of the 1st into early 2nd rd and get another pick...
There will be a team looking at a player they want around the time we pick and we should take advantage of. Now, if we do I hope we draft an heir to Bailey’s position like McD tried to do with Perrish (loves making love to dead girls) Cox…I think Minifield will be available up until #37.
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I like Pale
Unfortunately our 32nd pick dream ended last saturday
However your mock is still likely and a good one
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