Early Draft Look

[clintro]

Just my prediction on the Plummer deal.... don't worry if i am wrong you can throw it in my face next TC...

[anberlinrawk]

Thanks guys (this is my mock)

This is my first one, and an early one, and I take criticism in mind when I make my next one.

And the idea with Hester is that he isn't REALLY a fullback. He would be kinda like a Chris Cooley.

And if you people are SERIOUS about taking Campbell out of Miami you are dumb. Who's spot is he going to take?

But this is just my very first mock, I like to mix things up and venture away from the norm for the first couple, so in a couple weeks I will come out with a new one and it should be a little different.

And if you have a critique for so many picks, why don't you share some of them? This is a mock draft I am making in December, of course it isn't perfect, but if you have something to say, then say it.

[Feel Real Good]

Comments:

Bears - Sedrick Ellis: Chicago already has a quick first step pass rusher in Tommie Harris. Usually teams have one tackle who can penetrate and one to hold blocks. It's hard to see them not going with a QB or offensive line here.

Vikings - Jeff Otah: Not many teams have two first round tackles. Hard to justify this with the money they are paying McKinney, Hutch, and Birk. Logic says wide receiver or edge rusher here.

Chargers - Sam Baker: Good value but they're already set with McNeil on the left side and by all accounts Baker is a fineese tackle and not suited for the right side. And Shane Olivea is pretty good and still young. I could see them going d-line or inside linebacker.

Giants - Steve Justice: Assuming Coughlin is still the coach, doesn't he come from the Parcells school of memmoth offensive linemen? Seems an odd fit if he really is 284 lbs.

Packers - Mike Hart: I'm not so sure Hart will even go day one.

Of course I do like DeSean Jackson and Mario Manningham in the first, but both have weight issues and I'd be worried about them getting off the line unless they add some bulk. Either one would be a fine replacement for Galloway and Jackson is the next special team threat for returning kickoffs and punts IMO.

If we crucify the Gator Wideouts and QB's we shouldnt have any thought about ANOTHER Michigan WR...pretty much ALL BUSTS

[anberlinrawk]

Thanks, like I said, keep it coming with the insight. I wanna perfect this thing and info like that is much appreciated.

[bradentonian]

And if you people are SERIOUS about taking Campbell out of Miami you are dumb. Who's spot is he going to take?

Our DL uses heavy rotation, so having another stud DE wouldn't go to waste.  I honestly think Campbell could be an absolute animal in the interior, though.

the Bucs pick.......
Aqib Talib

[acacius]

the Bucs pick.......
Aqib Talib

anberlinrawk has him going at #11 to the Eagles, so that would be ... tricky.

:p

[anberlinrawk]

And if you people are SERIOUS about taking Campbell out of Miami you are dumb. Who's spot is he going to take?

Our DL uses heavy rotation, so having another stud DE wouldn't go to waste.  I honestly think Campbell could be an absolute animal in the interior, though.

after i posted that, i thought about moving him inside.

but still, i don't think a first round pick should be spent on a guy who would be a project to move inside, or on a 3rd defensive end.

have not seen any averages  of mocks showing him that high.....

I found his name here....http://www.gbnreport.com/top100.html
and then started reading up

[thanson]

I think we have two potential replacements for BK in Buchanan and Davis (if he keeps improving)

I am concerned we don't have one for Barber.

We do. Tanard Jackson moves to Barbers position and Sabby moves to FS.  P-Buc and T-Jax at corners and Flip and Sabby at safety.  I know, I know, but it sure looks good on paper.

Nothing like having too many good players and not knowing what to do with all of them

[Fresh]

We'd be IDIOTS to pass on Malcolm Kelly, he reminds me alot like a T.O.

[MarleyMon81]

I know we don't have a 7th rounder this year as part of the Plummer deal.  I believe the Bennett trade cost us a 6th this year as well.  They'll probably get one or two late Day 2 picks as comp picks though.

[yuccaneers]

Why would the Bucs take a cover 2 corner in the first round? Most cover two corners can be found round 2-4, spending a first round pick on a corner is not what this team does. When was the last time the Bucs used a first round pick on a  corner? Look at playmakrs on offense or a UT or a DE this year with the first round pick. Also if either Keith Rivers or James Laurinitis drops in the draft would not be surprised to see the Bucs take either one of them in the first round.