1- QB Jameis Winston No brainer here, no explanation necessary.2- OT DJ Humphries/Cedric Ogbuehi *if Flowers falls out of the top 20, I'm pulling all the stops to trade up and protect our new QB's blindside. Trades to make this work could include any combination of our 3rd rounder, a mid-round pick in '16, Mike Glennon, and Doug Martin I think Humphries/Ogbuehi are both boom/bust guys, but with the dire need we have at the position, we can't afford NOT to kick the tires on one or the other, unless we go after Barkesdale or Jake Long prior to draft day.3- WR Tyler Lockett Another no brainer here, we need a better option at #3 than Louis Murphy, and we desperately need a better option in the return game then Bobby Rainey. Lockett is one of my favorite WR prospects in this draft outside of Cooper, White, Parker. Two birds with one stone, and if he turns out to be an Antonio Bryant type of player, which I bet he does, then we have a great 1, 2 punch with him and Evans after Jackson moves on.4- G Jamil Douglas Decent prospect at right guard. I like several other guys much more, however at this juncture of the draft you have to take what's available. That's no knock on Douglas, I think he can be a servicable, if not solid starter at RG.5- RB David Johnson Big, powerful back good in short yardage, goal-line situations. I like the change of pace he offers from Rainey/Sims. Could develop into a pretty solid RB, and likely a staple on the special teams unit.5- DE Lyndon Trail Another boom/bust prospect. But given our empty cupboard at DE, he's definitely worth a shot in the fifth round.6- C/G Max Garcia Solid depth, thought he played pretty well at FL. Also help up nicely at the senior bowl. Good depth signing, good special teams player, and hopefully a future starter on the O Line.7- CB Justin Coleman Nice pickup in the 7th. Potential is pretty high. I see him as a better option at nickel than Leonard Johnson. His college production increased with each year at Tennessee. Ceiling is #2 CB, floor is backup nickel/special teams.
