Jacquouille

Jensen and Urschel showed plenty of good stuff, I'm more worried about the LT position, we basically have no one behinf Monroe (yes I'm counting Hurst when I say no one)

Was thinking the same. Or what would you think of Shon Coleman? How is a OT a sure thing after Eric Fisher, Greg Robinson and co??

Because the reward is low, Stanley isn't even great, at least not in our position. We should look at options in the second, btw how is Shon Coleman from Auburn ?

True. The Ifo gamble seems to be paying for the Browns, maybe trying Smith in the 3rd could turn out to be the biggest steal of the decade.

The only pick I could complain is Jordan Jenkins, there are options I would prefer in this draft at this point. I think Jenkins' ceiling is low.

Yeah I forgot about Shareece, he's definintely my boy, just heard we resigned him, so happy.

I fully agree, and when I see guys like Adolphus Washington or Chris Jones available in the 3rd it's really tempting, but at the same time wouldn't it waste all we have invested on Urban, Davis, Guy and maybe even Jernigan?

I like this topic, although, having started to watch football just one year ago (the Steelers Wild Card, to be precise), I don't know as much as you guys. And you probably won't believe me, but my guy during training camp was Aiken. I remember when all we were talking about on the french forum was the WR competition, my friend was rooting for Butler while I liked Aiken. But now it's late to still call him my boy. My guys right now are Zach Orr, because he just makes great plays and still flies under the radar, Za'Darius because he proved me wrong and he's a deserving guy, and Buck, who I also liked from the beginning of training camp.

Haven't seen Tapper play much on the edge though, have you? If we're talking about late round project, I'll take McAllister, his athleticism and bending is a thing of beauty.

No, I think I saw him against Pitt and OSU. But I think they were in 2015.

Can you tell me one or two game in which he was good? Because the two or so games I watched of him he got badly burnt, so I'm thinking maybe I got the wrong sample. If you have the "right" sample I would like to see it.

I'm surprised to hear that. From my poor experience, what I refer the most while watching the route running ability is the agressivity in the cuts and the fluidity in the moves (also the quickness of execution) and from the tape I watched this morning (vs Illinois) he made it look as if he just got out of bed... And the "all about me" attitude does show when they give the ball to Zeke, he doesn't even try selling something to the CB.

I'm sorry but I'm not sold at all on Michael Thomas. He seems slow and sluggish as hell, he seems to not even bother running his routes. He manages to haul in contested catches, which is spectacular, but with so few separation, he won't be able to keep up at the next level.

Isn't this a bit complicated for Pees? lol

Has anyone mentioned that the Mosley-Jack duo would be the best since Patrick Willis-Navorro Bowman, and the best in Ravens history? And that's only if you count Jack as just an ILB.

So, I don't know about you guys, but the OLBs I'm more interested in are all projected to go around the 3rd/4th round. Off the top of my head I could name Nassib, Kaufusi, Schobert, Nicholas, Ngakoue, Correa, Fackrell, even McCallister or Blair. And I'm wondering, if you had to chose, in what order would you place them?

I respect the work, but if I'm Ozzie I reject that trade. And at this spot, Coleman is a reach, while WJIII may already be gone by the 15th pick. Cravens, as an ILB sounds nice however.

No, the Jags would gladly take Buckner, he fits their defense very well and they're still trying to reinforce their front seven.

I'm wondering though, with Canty gone do we really need to draft a replacement? Don't we already have guys that are fully ready to take over for Canty? If we take Buckner he's BPA, so I'm fully OK with it. But while there is a ton of potential for our 2nd and 3rd pick at this position, wouldn't it be wiser to let Urban, Guy and Davis step up?

Yeah it's a little twisted, but I checked more on what we picked and it was awesome. Buckner, Doctson, Ngakoue... That's really good

http://nflmocks.com/2016/03/04/2016-nfl-mock-draft-early-trades-echo-through-7-rounds/ One of the few mocks I enjoyed lately.

No, I do agree with your analysis on Doctson, I don't see any explosion or agressivity in his game. He can make some crazy catches, but doesn't seem to like when he has to fight for it. He's not the fiesty guy you can see in Treadwell or Shepard. That lack of agressivity also shows in his route running, which is not horrible but not "crisp".

I'm good with this one. Every round is solid, no doubt.

Agreed. I've always liked Bullard as a de, but I haven't seen him play on the edge.

Aight just did, watched two games and he certainly was good but I don't see the Agholor comparison, Agholor was a much more refined route runner. I don't think there is any WR that I can think of when I watch his game, maybe AJ Green is the closest. Liked the swagger and his ability to highpoint the ball, could be a very good position wr.