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47 minutes ago, ludy51 said:

Fixed my pick.

Milliner has shown talent but injuries have cut his chances short. He has apparently hadan incredible camp and is determined to probe himself 

Where there's a will...

@ludy51 is on the clock. 

Mike McCoy's offense and Philip Rivers have made sweet music the last 3 years. I think this is the perfect situation for McCoy, as well as for Rivers. McCoy's offense has really made the most of Philip Rivers skillset and instead of picking a coach with more upside, I'd rather keep my veteran QB in a position where he's had proven success. 

My coaching staff is now complete:

HC: Mike Tomlin

OC: Mike McCoy

DC: Wade Phillips

My secondary is, in my opinion, capable of running the same man to man scheme to accommodate blitz-heavy playcalling by Wade Phillips. The only problem I may encounter is I have drafted a 4-3 defense. He has usually run a 4-3 but considering the blitz packages will probably look the same it shouldn't hurt things too much. 

What do you guys think?

Team Ramrod selects:

Mike McCoy, OC

Mike Adams, SS

Matthew Stafford, Mike Wallace, and Kamar Aiken are available. Others will be as well for the right offer.

Looking for capable RB and/or QB replacement. Might be willing to bundle Stafford and another player in a trade for a better QB. 

1 hour ago, Mt. Crushmore said:

Thanks @-Truth- for making my selection. When I picked Lorenzo Mauldin a few rounds ago, I went back and forth between him and Jordan Jenkins. So, with Jenkins still around I had to pull the trigger. I really liked what I saw from him at Georgia and he just has that feel of a player who will be around for a long time. 

Despite losing Junior Galette to an injury, here is my DE corps: Michael Bennett, Devin Taylor, Lorenzo Mauldin and Jordan Jenkins.

Well, you are the GM and I think position coaches gets a little too deep.

@allblackraven is up followed by @ravensdan

Same, I've made very few of my selections here in the continuation. 

I do wish we could select coordinators in the first 26 rounds. A good coaching staff can make all the differenc. Imagine if somebody could have a staff with Todd Bowles at DC, Bruce Arians at OC, and Belichick at HC. That's a huge investment but it brings another layer of strategy to the game. 

5 minutes ago, ravensdan said:

I like the pick. I picked him for the Jets. The late acl tear is a concern and none of these medical red shirt players have worked out for the 49ers. Hopefully this kid is different 

Yeah that bummed me out. I think you got him late in the 4th, correct? I was hoping he'd fall to my 5th rounder

Will Redmond was one of my favorite players in this year's draft. His athletic ability mixed with his cover skills and hands really wowed me. His tape was solid, and early reports sound like he's a hard working guy who has lots of intangibles. 

@ludy51 is up

Team Ramrod selects:

Brandon Coleman, WR

Will Redmond, CB

@ludy51 is up

Team Ramrod selects:

Jermaine Gresham, TE

Dan Carpenter, K

Team Ramrod selects:

Brett Kern, P

30 minutes ago, ravensdan said:

Man I was just looking at Keenan Lewis. If he's healthy he's a major steal. 

Thanks man. I was really surprised when I realized he hadn't been picked yet. He and Delvin Breaux should make a good team in New Orleans if, like you said, he's healthy. 

Skip me again please. I'll make my next pick in a separate post that way it's obvious I've made my pick

Team Ramrod selects:

Keenan Lewis, CB

When do the next round of the playoffs start?

I picked one dude, but skip me for now for my second pick. Haven't really had time to restock my board. This last round got me 

Team Ramrod selects:

Shawn Lauvao OG

Shea McClellin LB

16 minutes ago, Archeearl92 said:

Scarnecchia does, not Belichick.

Of course. How could I possibly forget his name? 

4 hours ago, BmoreBird22 said:

He's been steadily declining each year.

That's true. But at this point the bet on the upside is worth it. Belichick seems to get the best out of eh-Olinemen year in and year out. I'd call this a good pick at this point @Mt. Crushmore

1 hour ago, ludy51 said:

AP's fumbling issues always show up around this time of year

Partially because defenses step up their play as a unit a lot in January. 

How did Matt Kalil fall that far? I forgot about him completely. 

Sorry for making you wait guys. I assumed I wouldn't be on the clock until this morning. Obviously I guessed wrong. My bad

Team Ramrod selects:

Marcus Smith, DE

Vernon Davis, TE

2 hours ago, Dubs said:

Was not sure voting on this one. In all honesty I think they all could win the division now and I have no clue who would be best for the future, so well done..I forced myself top pick though. Went with @BOLDnPurPnBlacK for the win of div now. Thinking Bradford has some years of experience, not great ones but he can keep handing that ball off to Gurley and the D should always keep it a close game. As for the three years from now went @Archeearl92--love your OL and big WRs on the outside, Your team could be a perennial bully through the physicality of your WRs and the nasty play of your OL. Almost went @RaineV1 on this one as I think your team is built for Urban Myer in such a great way that it would just work

I agree with the love for @BOLDnPurPnBlacK. I really like this team, and I think with Mike McCarthy at the helm we might see a rebirth for Sam Bradford. He built his team around running the ball and owning the trenches. His DL is nightmarish. I gave this team both my votes.