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I was more referring to you taking Collins.Yeah, I don't know about some of their rankings
I was more referring to you taking Collins.Yeah, I don't know about some of their rankings
I was more referring to you taking Collins.
That'd be a great draft. Really like Clark. Doctson would be a steal in the 3rd, but he'll most likely go in the 2nd. Collins would be nice in the 4th. One glaring problem, not realistic...no LB or TE.I posted this last year, but it is still pretty fun: http://fanspeak.com/ontheclock
Here's my first 4 round mock:
1. QB JARED GOFF CALIFORNIA
2. DT KENNY CLARK UCLA
3. WR JOSH DOCTSON TCU
4. RB ALEX COLLINS ARKANSAS
Just be glad Hunter Henry went at the end of the 2nd or it would be an all Arkansas all night DraftThat'd be a great draft. Really like Clark. Doctson would be a steal in the 3rd, but he'll most likely go in the 2nd. Collins would be nice in the 4th. One glaring problem, not realistic...no LB or TE.
Might not be realistic in any way but it's still pretty awesome.I posted this last year, but it is still pretty fun: http://fanspeak.com/ontheclock
Here's my first 4 round mock:
1. QB JARED GOFF CALIFORNIA
2. DT KENNY CLARK UCLA
3. WR JOSH DOCTSON TCU
4. RB ALEX COLLINS ARKANSAS
I stopped after a 3 round haul of Carson Wentz, Andrew Billings, and Derek Henry.
Bradford is nothing like Smith.Who thought the Chiefs would invest as much as they did in Alex Smith in terms of trading for him and giving him the contract they gave him?
Bradford is somewhat like Smith in terms of being guys who are accurate in the short to intermediate, and guy who can have success with a strong team around them when they aren't asked to win games on their own, but ultimately they're limited QB's. He's definitely not as good as Smith but I bet you Pederson looks at him as a guy who he can get to play an Alex Smith-type role in his offense without having to trade an entire draft+more to move up for a QB.
And if they do re-sign him, it'll be for at least 15-18 a year.
The first I did had Connor Cook going 2nd overall, so take it with a grain of salt.
It's like the system shit itself.
Yeah. Depends on which site you pick to go with for the rankings. I went with fanspeak the first time and Miller the second one. Miller's seemed to be more realistic as far as mocks out there now.The first I did had Connor Cook going 2nd overall, so take it with a grain of salt.
Well, the Browns are drafting 2nd.The first I did had Connor Cook going 2nd overall, so take it with a grain of salt.
I think you missed the Connor Cook part. Or are you saying the Browns are dumb enough to take him that high?Well, the Browns are drafting 2nd.
Yep...not really...but yep.I think you missed the Connor Cook part. Or are you saying the Browns are dumb enough to take him that high?
I saw that, and I'm not sure it's so much that Wentz has moved up as Lynch has dropped. Most don't have either of them as top 10 talent. That's the part that concerns me. I don't want to draft a QB at #4 just for the sake we need a QB. I know QB's will normally go higher than they probably should, but I don't want to use a top 5 pick on 15-20th rated talent. Taking a QB 5 or so spots higher than projected is one thing, but reaching nearly 15 spots, about half the first round, is another.Kiper moved Wentz ahead of Lynch on his new big board. I posted the full thing and his new postion rankings over in the Kiper thread
Obviously there are surprises and not every player ends up playing to the level they were drafted at. But players are ranked and boards are put together for a reason. If our board looks like Kipers now and Wentz and Lynch are 18 and 19, then why the heck would you take one at #4 bypassing about 15 players you have ranked higher? If you think one of them is the next Rodgers or Brady then they won't be 18 or 19 on your board.I don't put much stock in that crap. Has Rogers been a mid first round pick? has Brady been a 6th round pick during his career. If the player is the one you want take him where your pick is if he's close. The more I lok at the QB stuff Wentz or Lynch would be my picks and 2 years from now you're hopefully golden.
Rankings are just someone's opinion. It may have merit but there is also such a thing as need to be considered. The BPA philosophy ignores the situation that a certain position need to be filled with the BPA for that position. When a team is in that state then to me it is valid to consider the need of the team above ranking players that may be available.Obviously there are surprises and not every player ends up playing to the level they were drafted at. But players are ranked and boards are put together for a reason. If our board looks like Kipers now and Wentz and Lynch are 18 and 19, then why the heck would you take one at #4 bypassing about 15 players you have ranked higher? If you think one of them is the next Rodgers or Brady then they won't be 18 or 19 on your board.
It's just amusing when people say they don't put stock in player rankings and if you like a guy then take him and it doesn't matter when. Then why build a board if we'll just going to ignore value and randomly reach for players?
Because QBs are just that much more important then any other position. Its not like the QB who is 15th-20th on your board is going to actually last anywhere close to 15th or 20th. So that means if you want the guy you have to take them high.Obviously there are surprises and not every player ends up playing to the level they were drafted at. But players are ranked and boards are put together for a reason. If our board looks like Kipers now and Wentz and Lynch are 18 and 19, then why the heck would you take one at #4 bypassing about 15 players you have ranked higher? If you think one of them is the next Rodgers or Brady then they won't be 18 or 19 on your board.