Mockbizzle - top options in the first three rounds.
by H-bizzle on Jan 20, 2012 2:12 PM MST
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PrintJust a few ideas I had regarding what could be a good potential draft situation.
Round 1:
Option 1: Whitney Mercilus, DE, IL.
This guy is a sack MACHINE, and would significantly boost the Denver pass-rush, providing support to Elvis Dumervil and Von Miller,.
Option 2: Jerel Worthy, DT, Michigan State
He has an elite first step, and can collapse the pocket on the inside. Conditioning at a mile high would help alleviate concerns of a lackluster motor.
Option 3: Zach Brown, LB, North Carolina
Speed, Speed, Speed! The guy ran a sub 4.3 not too long ago; having him at Will and DJ moving to Mike might create a pretty awesome tandem, especially if Nate Irving picks it up during training camp and becomes the Mike he was expected to. Brown and Miller, both freakishly fast linebackers, could provide coverage support as well as an added pass-rush element.
Option 4: Lamar Miller, RB, Miami
I'm not as high on Miller as some fellow MHR people, but I think he's definitely got some talent. A bit undersized, but plays much bigger than he is. Pushes piles, and is like a bullet once he sees an open gap.
Round 2:
Option 1: Chris Polk, RB, Washington
Bruiser back; great between the tackles, but also possesses enough speed to beat LBs to the edge. Great pass blocker as well, and has been improving in receptions out of the backfield.
Option 2: Janoris Jenkins, CB, North Alabama
Smaller stature CB, but more than makes up for it with unparalleled instincts. Shut down corner in both man and zone situations. Not a stellar tackler, but a lot of that comes from taking chances for the pick/PBU, and trying to make big hits as opposed to form tackles.
Option 3: Brandon Thompson, DT, Clemson
Arguably one of the better DT prospects this year. Disruptive pass rusher with the ability to anchor and support the run game. Well balanced, but might struggle against elite centers and guards due to lack of lower-body strength.
Option 4: Chase Minnifield, CB, Virginia
A solid, balanced corner. Lacks speed, but makes up for it by being disruptive at LOS. Text book tackler, and brings a safety-type run support game.
Round 3:
Option 1: Audie Cole, ILB, North Carolina
Former teammate of current Bronco Nate Irving. With Irving leaving, Cole stepped out of his SLB role to the middle of the field. Solid SLB in addition to being a good MLB that replaced Irving. Could benefit both himself and Irving by being on the same squad. Great instincts, and a monster against the run. Lacks pass-rush skills as of right now.
Option 2: Doug Martin, RB, Boise State
Strength and speed to be a great runner inside or outside. Solid cuts, great stiff-arm, and incredible balance. He rarely switches ball to the outside hand, and usually holds it too high. Also not a very good pass-blocker.
Option 3: Tommy Streeter, WR, Miami
Big, physical option at receiver. Has some room to put on 10lbs without sacrificing athleticism. Would be an absolute nightmare for DCs to prepare for a Demaryius/Streeter/Decker combination; all are big, fast, and disruptive.
Option 4: Isaiah Pead, RB, Cincinnati
A bit undersized at 5'10, 200, but has legitimate breakaway speed (former sprinter in high school). Quick feet, quick to change directions, keeps his feet moving. May not run over tacklers, but will break arm tackles and some shoulder tackles. Decent in pass protection.
Other options to be considered:
Option 1: DeQuan Menzie, CB, Alabama
Has been overshadowed by Dre Kirkpatrick on the other side. Has solid numbers even with opposing QBs cheating to his side due to the shutdown corner on the other end. Plays both #2 and nickel; physical, instinctive, and great in run support.
Option 2: Nicolas Jean-Baptiste, DT, Baylor
Massive, massive presence as NT. Could transition pretty quickly to a 4-3 DT, and would be ideal in strong side run support. Isn't quite polished yet, but size and natural athleticism make him a high-risk, high-reward type of a pick.
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LOL. A Mockbizzle.
Hey, bfree mentioned someone on another post. Donatari Poe. If he would make it to #25 I would like him.
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I like Poe, too...
The only reason I didn’t add him was because he didn’t really stand out in pass-rushing. I figure since we need a pocket-collapsing DT, we might be better off with some other options.
That being said, I wouldn’t be in the least bit upset if we’re able to get him!
Another possible prospect is Jared Crick. Every time I watched the Texans this year JJ Watt was making plays.
Whether it was pass rushing, run stopping, pass blocking or snatching one out of the air for 6 points. I think Crick is better than Watt and has kind of fallen off the radar when he got injured. He may be available at the end of the 1st rd.
From what I’m reading on Poe is that he is very light on his feet for 350lbs. That means a lot and can be taught technique at the NFL level. I’m all over Whitney Mercilus though and would be very happy if EFX called his name when we pick.
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Has there ever been a better name for a front 7 guy than mercilus?
Mercilus VonDoom sounds alright, eh?
Go-Go Gadget Tebow!!!!
Crick looks really good..
I just watched a little bit of tape on him. Pretty exciting stuff, although one trend I see is overpursuit. Nothing that can’t be solved in an off-season.
I really, really like Poe.
Say we got Poe,
would you play him next to Doom or Ayers?
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I'd play him next to Ayers.
That way we can get the 3/5 gaps collapsed with our pass rushers, Ayers setting the edge, and Bunk taking up the middle. That way we have a balance of run stoppers and pass rushers along the line as opposed to overloading a side with one or the other.
Thanks.
IDK the gaps anyway so it’s good.
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Here's how gaps work in terms of the Oline.
(7gap) TE (5gap) LT (3gap) LG (1gap) C (0gap) RG (2gap) RT (4gap) TE (6gap)
Cool thanks again.
Now I can’t say I don’t know :) except I have a poor long term memory.
Hey this made me think of another question. Doom used to play LDE before the switch to 3-4, right?
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And now he's back to LDE.
Offensive left, defensive right.
OK
I thought where Ayers plays now was considered LDE. Do you think they would ever think of switching sides? I know Doom is undersized and the TE is on that side, but for some reason I keep thinking he would excel over there, if some big bastard (Donatari Poe) continuously forces the Tackle and the Guard into double teaming him.
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They do switch him up once-in-a-while.
The reason Doom does so well against LT’s is because he’s short but has a burst off the line and low, low center of gravity. That makes it easier for him to take the 1:1 challenge against typically the one best pass blocker on the line.
Let me clarify a little bit:
Sorry, I sort of typed without thinking. I’m looking at LDE from the offensive perspective; in playing football that’s what I learned. However, when discussing form the D perspective, Doom is the RDE going up against the LT. So for that, apologize.
That's how I thought it was.
And I do agree with Doom’s stellar ability to get lower than the LT. What I don’t get is why does he have to be on the right to accomplish this? Does he prefer it over there because he’s right handed? In my scenario he is getting blocked by a TE consistantly because of the need to double team the DT. I’m no genius, but I think it would be real easy for him to get around the TE or get a hold almost every time. Plus Von could cut inside between Doom and the DT on a blitz. One taking what you have as the 7 gap and the other takes the 5 gap. We need for a mammoth DT next to Doom though.
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hold=holding call
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usually
The DT gets double teamed by the right guard and center, depending on what scheme the two lines are running. Occasionally Doom may get the TE, but you’d better believe the offensive line will double team towards doom and the DT. This leaves a lesser end against a better tackle. Lowers the chances of getting into the backfield. If ayers can hold the double team and set the edge, doom can exploit the one on one and miller gets a one on one with a free TE or someone from the backfield.
by H-bizzle on Jan 24, 2012 3:46 PM MST via iPhone app up reply actions
Thanks for your patience sir.
Hey one last one. If we get a better DE, then do you think Doom would go to the LDE? I know, I got serious problems. I just have this dream of him playing over there and him and Von team up from the same side. Say we traded Ayers and our pick to move up for Coples. Then would Doom move to the other side?
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My pleasure. :)
That could potentially happen… But o do so, whoever we draft would have to be just as explosive, if not more so, than Doom.
If we have two interchangeable bookends with Doom and a new DE (say someone like Whitney Mercilus or Melvin Ingram), I’m sure our new DC will change them up frequently to keep the D on their toes.
Should only consider him if Bunkley doesnt sign as you are effectively drafting a player who will be a back up/rotational player for the first two years. Broncos need a starter with that pick.
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Conceptually I'd love
Worthy, Polk and Cole. From highlights, Polk was a murderer with size, good lean and gets outside. I like the idea of moving the chains on the ground while we rebuild. Skills aside, Cole picked up sacks consistently over three years. Some have him going in the 1st.
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by littletinybroncos on Jan 20, 2012 3:11 PM MST reply actions
I think Cole's versatility will move him up the rankings.
The fact that he can play any LB position really boosts his value. I agree about Polk – I think he’d be a way better option than Miller in the first, especially if we can fill a bigger need with that pick.
Holy Sheet! I Thought you made a mistake with Zach Brown's 40 yard dash, but I looked it up
And wow, that’s nuts.
I’d be happy with Worthy or Miller at 25, both big needs.
Round 2: Love to get Minnifield, just think of the nicknames for this guy, Bowe can’t get past the Minefield etc…
Round 3: Streeter and Martin seem promising.
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by littletinybroncos on Jan 20, 2012 3:19 PM MST up reply actions
You remember those days huh...
Frank at 5’9 was a 4Xs ProBowler…
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Look up some of Brown's video, Automatik!
He’s got ridiculous closing speed. He needs to work on his technique, which makes me hesitant about him in the first, but the athleticism is undeniable. He’s great in coverage, but needs to become a more consistent tackler.
Looke him up and yeah totally agree about tackling(he seems to tackle high/arm tackle too often) but
Has tremendous closing speed, has the ability to cover fast RB/TE which we need badly. Like you mentioned seems like a reach at 25 though, but would be sweet to get him at 57.
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If you’ve somehow missed the offseason tales of Brown’s 4.26 40 during North Carolina’s strength and conditioning testing period, be sure to click here to get the full details. But the comedy surrounding the event ratcheted up a notch on Wednesday morning, when the penciled-in starter indicated that he’s expecting to shave hundredths of seconds off that posted mark.
"I’ve known I was always fast, but I wasn’t that fast," Brown said following the early practice of UNC’s first two-a-day session. "But I know I can get faster. So I told Coach [Jeff Connors], ‘I’m trying to get down to a 4.21,’ and he said, ‘That’s possible – all you’ve got to do is straighten up these mechanics a little bit.’ I was leaning a little bit too far forward when I was running, and he said to lean back a little bit more and I can hit a 4.21"
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If Brown hits 4.2x in the combine
He will go top 10.
Or, if he lacks real CB speed, as you say...
Watch Minnifield Chase speedy receivers as they fly past.
nice, let's start drafting guys based on how amazing their names are!
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H-Bizzle, I commendyou on no QB's
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by littletinybroncos on Jan 20, 2012 3:20 PM MST reply actions
Haha, thanks!
I figure it’d be a waste, even if we keep Weber, to have another young QB added to the mix. Doesn’t seem logical.
I guy that I love in the first but never mentioned...
Melvin Ingram, DE, South Carolina. 110% effort every single play. Reminds me of Jerad Allen in Minnesota.
Valid point!
I don’t think he’ll make it to 25, though. He’s got some pretty crazy speed for being a 275lb dude!
My Picks
Round 1: Whitney Mercilus, DE – First year situational passing downs while moving Ayers down to DT, so obvious passing downs have Doom, Bunkley, Ayers, and Merilus as our front 4.
Round 2: Janoris Jenksin CB – i like squid and cassius coming back wih chris harris emerging, but you can never have too many decent CB’s and Jenkins i believe with Bailey’s teaching could become elite.
Round 3: Going Tommie Streeter WR – runs between a 4.3/4.4 sec 40, great size with decent speed, if DThomas keeps developing and gets over the injury bug, be able to have Streeter and Thomas stretching the firld and Decker across the middle.
I’m staying away from the running back and QB as I like Mcgahee with Mario Fannin. Moreno and Ball in case of injury’s, I’m willing to give moreno one more season to see if he can stay healthy, but i’m excited about Mario Fannin in our backfield with Mcgahee, so i do not think RB is as big a need as what people are saying.
I like these picks except Jenkins. The guy may drop further due to character concerns. A name to keep an eye on is Josh Norman CB.
I would also consider Stephen Gilmore with that 2nd round pick before Jenkins.
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by BroncoMath101 on Jan 21, 2012 3:46 PM MST up reply actions
I think Norman is gonna be a beast!
He’s got the next-level size and skill.
I like diehard’s picks, for sure.
A couple of things
Jenkins and Thompson will both be gone in the 1st round, Jenkins looks destined for the Bengals (their type of player), Thompson is likely the best DT propsect in the draft and probably will be gone before Denver picks.
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I haven't read on too many places that Thompson s the best DT.
Most sites I’ve read have Still, Alameda, Cox and even Poe ranked higher than him.
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by BroncoMath101 on Jan 21, 2012 3:50 PM MST up reply actions
That's kind of what I'm getting.
He was a shoo in for the first round earlier in the year, but I think Still, Ta’amu, Cox, and Poe have stepped in front with their late-year performances. Thompson still might go first round, but if we can trade up in the second to get him, we should.
We need a DT badly...even with Vick and Warren returning next year! But a stud DE would be great too!
I think a lot of people have forgotten about Mario Fannin, but he will be a player for sure. Still, Im sure we grab a RB, but hopefully down in the 4-5th. There a lot of talent down there…more value. MLB is a MUST as well. I don’t like DJ as an MLB. He never proved anything, except that he was truly a WLB, nothing more! He’s not Al Wilson or Romanowski, just not built that tough!
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What are you thoughts on...
Jerry Franklin and Jake Bequette?
From what I’ve seen of Franklin, I really like him. My take on him is much different that some of the stuff I’ve read on some sites. Some observers claim he’s late to the play. I think his reads are great. He’s great in coverage (even zone). And he’s very athletic and his tackling technique is great. In short, he’s the anti-Vontaze Burfict. Franklin was super-prolific in college. In my view, he got robbed of first-team SEC honors the past two years by the Saban-ites in the media.
And Bequette intrigues. Again, productive in a tough conference. Yet receives no love. He’s draft eligible, right?
Truth shall be known.
by Agent Jerry Fletcher on Jan 22, 2012 2:51 PM MST up reply actions
I love Franklin...
But I’m not so sure about Bequette. He has been productive, but nagging hamstring injury had him out for several games this year. We’ve all see what hammy injuries can do to a player over the long-term.
Sounds like Bequette's going to transition to OLB.
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by Agent Jerry Fletcher on Jan 25, 2012 7:01 PM MST up reply actions
That's the word...
You’ve probably already seen the reports out of the Senior Bowl that he requested coaches play him at OLB.
Could be a mistake since both defenses will run a 4-3. But you’re right: He might be thinking that 3-4 OLB is his pro position.
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by Agent Jerry Fletcher on Jan 26, 2012 8:46 AM MST up reply actions
I hadn't heard that.
That’s intriguing. His performance in this situation could either boost or hurt him significantly. I’ll be following this, for sure… thanks for the insight!
DT Jerel Worthy...
I could get on board with him.
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I like 1st pick
The Illinois guy looks good. We could bring him along year 1 primarily as a pash rusher, then work to phase him in as an every down guy (I don’t like the idea of Doom, who is a bit undersized on one side, and a 260# rookie on the other side – probably be an issue stopping the off tackle plays).
Round 2 I’d go with CB from Montana, or best defensive player available.
Round 3 my bet is Oline
Then we probably go, in no particular order, LB, CB, WR, QB with our other 4 picks. if we get two starters and two legit roster guys from this class we are well on our way to solid depth (assuming we also add 2-3 starter/regular rotation type guys through FA).
I agree with CB pick, but I don't know about Oline.
We do currently have the second youngest Oline in the league, and were one of the few units that played together just about every game until Kuper’s injury. I think they need a little more time to work on things, but continuity is what will be key to their improvement. I’d really like to get a true RT, or see if Harris is able to take on blind-side protection, but I doubt that Franklin moves to G with a QB that’s 3-4 inches shorter than him.
Hey bizz.
Watching the game yesterday and Iupati got rolled up on you have to thank your lucky stars our guys got the whole year pretty much to gel. They will get better together and Franklin will stay a RT. We need better depth though.
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Trade down...
Picking 25 or 45…. same, same… for me…
Studs are taken in the first half dozen picks…
the rest, well…. they have varying degrees of impact…
I would look at trading down… as picks from 25-60… are very similar…
Philly has 2×2nds… and so has NE… Chicago has 2×3rds…
Would a Worthy DT be better than a Wolfe DT/DE and Crick DT/DE combo??
or a Lamar Miller RB for a Polk RB and Pead RB combo???
Just thinking a the list of players(50or so) from 25-75 aren’t very far apart in talent or risk..
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by TrainDriverIvan on Jan 21, 2012 7:23 AM MST reply actions
I want this as well.
My mock had a trade down with Phil.
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I have hoped for a trade down every year. I was super excited when McD did it to take DT. I wasn't thrilled about him spending all those picks he earned on Tebow
but I’ve gotten on board :).
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by BroncoMath101 on Jan 21, 2012 3:53 PM MST up reply actions
I like that idea.
There is definitely a lot of 2nd and 3rd round talent this year, and if we can get a couple of extra picks, I can certainly see making a decent amount of headway in filling the holes that need filled.
I think it's very simple
For the first 3 rounds take the BPA at SS/DT/ILB (not necessarily in that order).
I think Q. Carter can actually start at FS. Maybe R. Moore will improve during the offseason. I think FS is ok. We have not solution at SS if Dawkins retires.
We need a pass-rushing DT. It’s that simple.
Mays ain’t going to cut it and verdict is out on Irving. Draft the nastiest MLB as early as possible.
All other rounds draft for depth at RB, OL, and WR (in that order).
No need to draft a QB in this draft. Keep Weber and pick up a veteran FA QB backsup. If Tebow regresses, pull the trigger on a 1st round QB in 2013.
I think Q is more of a strong safety type
I see him more like Dawkins in that he is more effective when he is closer to the line of scrimmage as a run support guy and blitzer. He may be better than Dawk in coverage at this point, but I wouldn’t classify him a cover guy, which is what the FS should be. In pre-season it looked like Moore would be a good FS/cover guy, but somehting went wrong and he went bad fast. I think we need a cover guy back there, but I don’t think Q is that guy.
On MLB my thinking is if a top level guy like Kuekley (or how ever you spell his name) slides we get him in round one. Otherwise we take a guy in the mid to late rounds. Maybe Burfict (again check the spelling) is such a wing nut that he drops to the thrid or fouth round, that is a good spot to take a chance on a guy who could be great.
I think any of those three positions
could be filled in FA, too. I think a lot will clear up once we have a clear-cut idea of who we can and can’t sign in the interim before April.
first three rounds
round one D Tackle M. Brockers LSU if he is available if not Fletcher cox D Tackle Mississippi State
round two Running back Chris Polk washington or David Wilson Virginia Tec
round three Corner Back Trumaine Johnson Montana or Josh Norman Coastal Carolina
by ultraclassic04 on Jan 21, 2012 11:30 AM MST reply actions
I dig those picks.
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by BroncoMath101 on Jan 21, 2012 3:54 PM MST up reply actions
Montana guy will be gone in round 2
unless he stinks at the combine. He has size and speed, and if he shows the agility/athletic ability necessary to play corner in the NFL, he will not last past mid 2nd round. I hope we get a shot at him though because he could be great. I agree on DT in round one.
Johnson
should go right around#50.
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Should we trade up from #57
if it’s looking like he won’t make it to us?
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I don't think we'll need to
Dre Kirkpatrick’s arrest should push the 1st rounders back a little bit which should also push some of the 2nd rounders back. I haven’t seen any mocks with him going before the early 3rd round; hopefully they’re right and we can snag him at #57.
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I don't know about that.
Kirkpatrick may not suffer as much of a drop as is being suggested. At the same time, just because he may fall a bit, doesn’t mean that will impact the relevance of other draft picks in the same area. If anything, it clutters up the middle of the first round with more DBs.
Interesting
I bet Kirkpatrick does fall out of the top 10 probably to the Cowboys which means the Bengals will probably take Alfonzo Dennard and the Lions will probably take Janoris Jenkins. Then in the second round there is Chase Minnifield, Jayron Hosley, and Stephon Gilmore who will all go before Trumaine Johnson.
We’ve also got to remember that Johnson had the taser incident which could make teams shy away from him.
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Not sure if that's how it'll go down...
I don’t believe that Miami, Arizona, KC, Buffalo, Jacksonville, Carolina, and Seattle will pass on a first round CB talent. I don’t know if he drops to the Cowboys.
I totally forgot about the taser incident. I’d be OK with Trumaine Johnson coming this way; Minnifield and Hosley are definitely options as well.
In watching Gilmore, there’s something he’s lacking in coverage. I can’t quite put my finger on it. I don’t know if it’s hip adjustments, fluidity, change of direction, reading routes… something’s just not clicking and I wish I could figure out what it was.
Kirkpatrick will not drop to the Cowboys.
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