1- Trade pick 37 for a 2012 first rounder and a fourth rounder this year.
2- Trade pick 59 for a 2012 first rounder.
3- Use the rest of my 2011 picks on defensive players.
4- Make sure there is no football in 2011.
5- Draft an entire offense (specifically wide receivers) in 2012 when they will have four first round picks.
Cleveland fans can expect a lot more of this
with no skill position players for Colt to throw to.
*If I'm the Bills, I am taking Da'Quan Bowers at 34. To think they could get Dareus and Bowers without trading anything would have been unthinkable last month.
*I still think Ryan Mallett will be the best quarterback in this draft. Whoever gets him at this point is getting a steal.
*Best of Day One:
-Lions: Good luck running against these guys with Nick Fairley and Suh.
-Giants: Prince fell into their laps and they grabbed him. Well done.
-Eagles: Danny Watkins is not a sexy pick, but he fills an area of need.
*Worst of Day One:
-Panthers: I don't think they got the best player in the draft despite having the top pick. To me, that's inexcusable.
-Texans: How could they pass on Prince? Their secondary was/is awful, and the depth of the defensive linemen in this year's draft is far greater than that at cornerback.
-Jaguars: Quarterback was not the problem. Now, they have two of them and no second round pick.
*Need More Info:
-Cardinals: Adding Patrick Peterson vastly improves this defense, but who will line up under center?
-Patriots: Eventually, they have to use some of these future first round picks that they acquire, don't they? Ingram would have been perfect for them.
-Jets: Will passing on Bowers come back to haunt them if the Patriots or Bills take him early in the second round? Muhammad Wilkerson better have been worth it.
*I know they were on a tight deadline, but for Don Banks and Mel Kiper to leave Brooks Reed and Akeem Ayers, respectively, out of their second round mock drafts puts the whole exercise into question.
Posts
No comments:
Post a Comment