Real Quick Draft

by 23_Wind on Jan 27, 2010 8:11 PM EST

CB, OL, WR, WLB, DE, HB. The needs, the ideas:

Note: Updated 2/14/2010

Round 1: Corey Wootton, Northwestern. Tall, fast, around the 19/20th pick.

Round 3: ~~Joe McKnight, USC. Plays faster than his 40. At times, USC's best runner. Replaces Norwood if drafted.~~
Carlton Mitchell, USF. Has size-speed, but needs to work on route running. If Terry Robiskie can turn Roddy White into a Pro Bowler, he can work his magic here.

~~Round 4: Riley Cooper, Florida. Tall, sure-handed wideout.~~

Round ~~5 (~~4): Chris Cook, Virginia. A 6'2", 210 corner that is turning heads at the Senior Bowl. He broke up nearly every pass thrown to him (has to be better than Houston, right?)

Round ~~6 (~~5): Adam Ulatoski, Texas. A 6'6", 310 tackle that would be a monster on the right side. (Jeff Otah, anybody? Correct me if I'm wrong on him, I'm not sure.)

Round 6: Adrian Tracy, William & Mary. A fast-rising OLB that could fill the spot of Mike Peterson. 6'3", 245 pounds and impressed with his pass-rushing and his ability to drop into the flat.

Possible UDFA:

Alfonso Smith, HB, Kentucky

A.J. Jackson, WR, Cal (6'5", 230. That's enough for someone to look at him)

John Fletcher, OG, Wyoming

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If Dexter McCluster is still around for our R3 pick

We MUST get him. He’s climbing people’s boards faster than Jack climbed the beanstalk. Joe McKnight wouldn’t be a bad pick, but McCluster has the chance to be a special player on the right team.

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by Zippo729 on Jan 27, 2010 9:27 PM EST reply actions 2 recs

McCluster is a playmaker. I wouldn’t be madd if we took him in the first. I like Brandon Graham or Brandon Spikes as some outside the box choice

by Erich Vowell on Jan 30, 2010 7:46 PM EST up reply actions

I'm not as sure about Wootton

But the rest of that draft looks good, and keep in mind we’ll likely have additional compensatory picks. I Rec’d it.

by Dave Choate on Jan 27, 2010 10:17 PM EST reply actions

We have to take an edge rusher this year...

But who?/ Some people say Dunlap, but he’s a lot like Jamal Anderson in which he pushes the pocket but isn’t all that fast around the edge. NFL QBs go through their reads much quicker than college QBs and thus don’t hold the ball as long and he’s a guy that will not look as good in the NFL…

"If lessons were learned in defeat, our team is getting a great education." -Murray Warmath

by NaGaNole on Jan 28, 2010 10:47 AM EST reply actions