Kansas City Chiefs: Eric Fisher OT Central Michigan…Has room to
get even better and isn’t the finished product Joeckel is but can’t see
anything wrong with this pick. Only
thing that scares me is Andy Reid is less than stellar at developing offensive linemen
Jacksonville Jaguars: Luke Joeckel
OT Texas A&M….Big name player
who has faced some great talent and done well.
Hopefully the Jaguars new regime gets them on the right track and adding
Joeckel is a great start.
Miami Dolphins: Dion Jordan
OLB Oregon…Talented player but
not sure on this being the top need for Miami.
I am assuming the trade up was because they thought his old college
coach would take him.
Philadelphia Eagles: Lane Johnson
OT Oklahoma…Every bit as talented
as the top offensive tackles taken before him.
Athletic and a former QB so he understands all aspects of the game and
knows the importance of the offensive line, this was a great first selection
for the new regime in Philadelphia.
Detroit Lions:
Ezekiel Ansah DE BYU….Has skills but not
a ton of football experience. With the
big boys at defensive tackle should find it easier than some to have early
success. I just think too high for him
but the Lions staff knows defense.
Cleveland Browns:
Barkevious Mingo DE LSU….Great pick for new defensive scheme in
Cleveland. Mingo along with the new
talent brought in will make the Browns defense considerably better this year. Cleveland will not be an automatic W this
year.
Arizona Cardinals:
Jonathan Cooper OG North Carolina. ...Plenty of experience as a
starter for four years and should help keep Carson Palmer a little healthier as
he starts his Arizona career.
St. Louis Rams:
Tavon Austin WR West Virginia… Fills the Danny Amendola spot and more. The more he touches the ball the more points
the Rams get on the board.
NY Jets: Dee Milliner
CB Alabama….Love this pick. Fills the Revis spot and now they can add
talent the rest of the draft.
Tennessee Titans:
Chance Warmack OG Alabama….Great player and teaming up with the
new signings in Tennessee the offensive line should be strength for this
team.
San Diego Chargers:
D.J Flucker Alabama…..This team
needs to keep Phillip Rivers healthy and Flucker is a day one starter. Flucker is more than battle tested and
immediately becomes a leader on the line.
Oakland Raiders: DJ
Hayden CB Houston….Great story but seriously? Where they afraid he was going to be gone in
round one. Hope Hayden has a great
career but this was a reach.
NY Jets: Sheldon Richardson
DT Missouri…..Nice to continue to
improve the defense and wise not to take a quarterback.
Carolina Panthers:
Star Lotulelei….DT Utah…Steal at
this point and should become a day one starter.
Star has everything you would want in a player on and off the field
hopefully health concerns are over and he has a nice career.
New Orleans Saints:
Kenny Vaccaro S Texas…..Saints needed a QB for their defense
and Vaccaro is the top safety on the board.
University of Texas has slipped some but Vaccaro has the skills to play
with anyone.
Buffalo Bills: E.J.
Manuel QB Florida State….Talented player but not sure
this is a great marriage. If this is a
miss Marone will be an NFL assistant again in 2 years. It should be real interesting to watch this
play out in Buffalo. (EJ Manuel = Tarvaris
Jackson)
Pittsburgh Steelers:
Jarvis Jones OLB Georgia…..Perfect fit for the Steelers. Harrison’s replacement.
San Francisco 49’ers:
Eric Reid S LSU…..I like this pick as Reid is a hitter
and tough. Harbaugh and the great Vic
Fangio will get the best out of him.
NY Giants: Justin
Pugh OG
Syracuse….Smart player who can play a few positions on the offensive
line. Pugh is an ideal Tom Coughlin
player who got great pro coaching from Doug Marrone and should push to get on
the field early and stay there for 10 years.
Chicago Bears: Kyle
Long OG
Oregon….Cutler needs protection but can’t understand this pick at this
spot. This seems to be a very odd pick
but the new guys in Chicago.
Cincinnati Bengals: Tyler
Eifert TE Notre Dame…Another weapon for Andy Dalton and
should make real impact near redzone.
Atlanta Falcons:
Desmond Trufant CB Washington….A need pick who has family in the
league. Should have no issue making the
transition and becoming a day one starter.
Very nice pick
Minnesota Vikings:
Sharrif Floyd DT Florida…Good player who went a lot lower than
anticipated. Vikings seem to have a
great ability to mentor these types of players.
Raw but talented. Benefitted
going to a better team.
Indianapolis Colts:
Bjoern Werner DE Florida State….Nice fit for the new regime in
Indianapolis. Future face of the Colts
defense.
Minnesota Vikings:
Xavier Rhodes CB Florida State….Playing in the division with
Aaron Rodgers and Matthew Stafford you can never have enough top flight corners. Rhodes is a great value pick at this point
and should start.
Green Bay Packers: Datone
Jones DE UCLA….Had some great coaching with former
NFL HC Jim Mora Jr. and certainly has skills.
Hopefully more success than past defensive line selections by the
Packers.
Houston Texans:
DeAndre Hopkins WR Clemson…Talented player who received less
attention than other prospects but is a nice fit as the Reggie Wayne type guy
to Andre Johnson
Denver Broncos:
Sylvester Williams DT North Carolina…Nice pick by John Fox as
Williams is the perfect defensive tackle for the Broncos system.
Minnesota Vikings:
Cordarrelle Patterson WR Tennessee.
Special talent but immature.
Combining with Floyd the Vikings locker-room did not add boy scouts but
if his head is on straight he is a beast only starting to realize his
potential.
St. Louis Rams: Alec Ogletree ILB
Georgia…Very talented player who needs to stay out of the police
blotter. Jeff Fisher should make him
into something special.
Dallas Cowboys: Travis
Frederick C Wisconsin…Finally Dallas realized the obvious
need in the middle of the offensive line.
As Akeem Spence told me Frederick was the best offensive linemen he
faced in the Big 10.
Baltimore Ravens: Matt Elam S Florida. New leader at safety for the Ravens. Nice pick for a franchise that does not make a lot of bad picks.
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