Two Round Mock Draft

michael89156 · 2014-01-29T08:03:50Z

2014 NFL Mock Draft: Post Senior Bowl Two Round Mock DraftBy Corey Brewer - Jan 27th, 2014 at 8:40 pmJan 1, 2014; Glendale, AZ,Central Florida Knights quarterback Blake Bortles runs into the end zone for a fourth quarter touchdown against the Baylor Bears during the Fiesta Bowl at University of Phoenix Stadium. Central Florida defeated Baylor 52-42. Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY SportsWith the college football all-star season wrapping up, there is no better time than now to put together a new NFL mock draft. Free agency, the scouting combine, and the draft are right around the corner, so let’s look forward to the direction your team is heading in this offseason. Round 1 1. Houston Texans – QB – Blake Bortles – UCF Blake Bortles is not the best quarterback in the draft, but he is the best fit to Coach Bill O’Brian’s mold. The big, strong armed Bortles is the perfect fit in Houston. 2. St. Louis Rams (Via WAS) – DE – Jadaveon Clowney – South Carolina Clowney has been pegged as the most disruptive defensive prospect to come along in a while. He would make the Rams’ defensive line the best in the game. 3. Jacksonville Jaguars – QB – Teddy Bridgewater – Louisville The most complete quarterback prospect falls right into the Jaguars’ lap. They finally get what they’ve been missing for so long, an answer. 4. Cleveland Browns – WR – Sammy Watkins – Clemson We all saw what Josh Gordon could do with no help on offense. Now imagine what these two can do together. The next best one-two punch in the NFL. 5. Oakland Raiders – QB – Johnny Manziel – Texas A&M Johnny Football will bring his incredible play making skills to the west coast. A great piece to help the rebuilding phase come together. 6. Atlanta Falcons – OT – Jake Matthews – Texas A&M The Falcons get a franchise bookend to keep Matt Ryan safe. Jake Matthews is a steal with the sixth pick. 7. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – OLB – Khalil Mack – Buffalo Tampa Bay needs help rushing the quarterback. Khalil Mack is the best all around pass rusher in the draft. He can fit into any position in the linebacking corp, and is a pure defensive mismatch. Read Mack’s complete scouting report here. 8. Minnesota Vikings – QB – Derek Carr – Fresno State Derek Carr and his strong-arm will fit nicely in Norv Turner’s vertical offense. They finally have someone to take the pressure off Adrian Peterson. 9. Buffalo Bills – OLB – Anthony Barr – UCLA Adding Anthony Barr next to rookie sensation Kiko Alonso would be almost unfair. These two young linebackers will crush offenses for years to come. 10. Detroit Lions – ILB – CJ Mosley – Alabama The Lions have one of the most intimidating defensive lines in the game. Now it is time to start filling the rest of the defense. Mosley has been a solid as they come at the college level. He will be an instant leader at the next level. 11. Tennessee Titans – OT – Greg Robinson – Auburn Greg Robinson has been punching defenders all season, and he will continue to do so at the next level. He will help keep the quarterback upright, whoever it may be. 12. New York Giants – CB – Darqueze Dennard – Michigan State The Giants secondary has been thin for the past couple years. Dennard would bring great shutdown ability to an NFC East division that is filling itself with weapons. 13. St. Louis Rams – OT – Cyrus Kouandjio – Alabama The Rams focused on getting to the quarterback with their first pick, and now they focus on protecting their own. Kouandjio is very young with tremendous upside. 14. Chicago Bears – DT – Louis Nix – Notre Dame The Bears need to get younger on the defensive side of the ball. Nix could fall a bit because of his injury, but when he is 100%, he is a force. 15. Pittsburgh Steelers – OT – Taylor Lewan – Michigan A big reason as to why the Steelers got off to a horrendous start was because their offensive line is terrible. They will need to upgrade bigtime throughout the offseason. 16. Baltimore Ravens – WR – Mike Evans – Texas A&M Mike Evans would give the Ravens the big physical target that they were missing this season. He would come in and make everyone forget about Anquan Boldin. 17. Dallas Cowboys – S – Haha Clinton-Dix – Alabama Clinton-Dix is an athletic, versatile player. He is great at defending the pass and gets the job done when used in run support. He would instantly upgrade a Cowboys defense that came up short far too often last season. 18. New York Jets – TE – Eric Ebron – North Carolina The Jets were a nightmare to watch on offense. This was because they lacked any type of weapon for their rookie quarterback. Look for Ebron to step right in and change the culture of that offense. 19. Miami Dolphins – OT – Zack Martin – Notre Dame Martin is feeding off a very successful Senior Bowl performance. The Dolphins offensive line problems were embarrassing throughout the season and they will look to completely change that mindset through the draft. 20. Arizona Cardinals – TE – Jace Amaro – Texas Tech Jace Amaro is more of an offensiv...

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I wouldn't mind waiting til the 3rd for a more well rounded TE in Fiedorowicz. Not quite the playmaker that ASJ is, but has the length and athleticism to develop into a redzone hotspot and a seam splitter. Will do wonders for the edge running game.

Posted : Jan. 29, 2014 5:43 pm

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I wouldn't mind waiting til the 3rd for a more well rounded TE in Fiedorowicz. Not quite the playmaker that ASJ is, but has the length and athleticism to develop into a redzone hotspot and a seam splitter. Will do wonders for the edge running game.

We don't have a third.

Posted : Jan. 29, 2014 6:04 pm

Anonymous (@Anonymous) Posts: 0 ASJ had a DUI, but I think he has stayed out of trouble since that happened. Pretty good prospect IMO Posted : Jan. 29, 2014 10:11 pm Anonymous (@Anonymous) Posts: 0 Nice. A one dimensional pass rusher and a one dimensional pass catcher.Crown please![/qreally? everything I've read on these 2 are that they are both the most nfl ready and complete players at their respective positions. do a little research and you will see the same. READ A BOOK!! I probably did a bit less reading than you did on these players. I probably have watched a bit more video than you have as well. Whilst you base your outlook on what other people write, I judge these players according to what I have seen on their videos. Mack is a 3-4 OLB. No question he would not fit what we do very well. This is where I think that a lot of people are just clueless. Lovie Smith will not draft a 3-4 OLB with the no.7 overall pick. I am confident of that.ASJ...where do I begin? Let me qualify this by saying that I have watched several entire games of all of the top 3 TE prospects. ASJ is going to be a big time threat at the next level catching the ball. His combination of size and athletic ability are very impressive. I predict that he will be very much Jimmy Graham like. But he is not a good in-line blocker. He gets pushed around like he has roller skates on while trying to block DL. Watch the games yourself, bro. ASJ is going to be a good player if he is in the right system. He is very capable of blocking LBs and DBs. So, as long as he goes to a team like NO who spreads the field and he is working from the slot he will be fine. If he were to go to a team that uses a standard NFL formation with the TE lining up on the end of the line, he will struggle as an in-line blocker. So there you go. My research is already done on these guys. I am not a big fan of either. Posted : Jan. 29, 2014 10:46 pm Anonymous (@Anonymous) Posts: 0 ASJ is the best blocker of the 3 big TE.. Posted : Jan. 29, 2014 11:28 pm Anonymous (@Anonymous) Posts: 0 ASJ is the best blocker of the 3 big TE.. No he isn't. He is good at blocking small college linebackers and db's. He sucks blocking any college DLinemen. How does that translate into the NFL? Find me one clip of him pancaking anyone with a devastating block 1 on 1. You can't. I have identified a major weaknesses with ASJ which is he has very poor lower body strength. He mysteriously falls down after catching the ball sometimes. He is routinely tackled by small college LB'S and DB'S. Find me one clip of him breaking a tackle, or carrying people into the end zone like Amaro does. Ebron is the only complete TE in the draft and after the combine you all will be on his jock strap. He can anchor and block out DL. He is also very good at blocking the college LB and DB's. He is the most complete TE with speed I have ever seen. His ceiling is very high. He is a top 15 talent if you ask me. And the more I think about ASJ the less I like him. I don't need my TE to be so one dimensional. We already have a good one dimensional TE. I want the beast Ebron or wait for CJ or another guy later. Not really a fan of the 2nd and 3rd best guys (allegedly). Posted : Jan. 30, 2014 5:32 am Anonymous (@Anonymous) Posts: 0 May can't get here fast enough.. What a dumas move moving the draft back.. Posted : Jan. 30, 2014 5:52 am Anonymous (@Anonymous) Posts: 0 May can't get here fast enough.. What a dumas move moving the draft back.. Yeah it's annoying . Posted : Jan. 30, 2014 7:39 am Anonymous (@Anonymous) Posts: 0 May can't get here fast enough.. What a dumas move moving the draft back.. Yeah it's annoying . It is a annoying, I guess they wanted to drop the "dead time" from the draft to training camps so football was being talked about for 10 months out of the year instead of 9. Posted : Jan. 30, 2014 7:48 am tsweet87 (@tsweet87) Posts: 18 Deckhand I'd trade back and pick up an extra 2nd or 3rd.Take Ebron in the first Take aaron Donald in the 2nd Take garropolo with the extra pick Posted : Jan. 30, 2014 11:05 am Anonymous (@Anonymous) Posts: 0 May can't get here fast enough.. What a dumas move moving the draft back.. Yeah it's annoying . It is a annoying, I guess they wanted to drop the "dead time" from the draft to training camps so football was being talked about for 10 months out of the year instead of 9. I know why don't they start free agency right away in February? After the Superbowl? All of the players whose contracts are up should be able to negotiate right away. That would be much better if you ask me. Posted : Jan. 30, 2014 5:47 pm Anonymous (@Anonymous) Posts: 0 May can't get here fast enough.. What a dumas move moving the draft back.. Yeah it's annoying . It is a annoying, I guess they wanted to drop the "dead time" from the draft to training camps so football was being talked about for 10 months out of the year instead of 9. I know why don't they start free agency right away in February? After the Superbowl? All of the players whose contracts are up should be able to negotiate right away. That would be much better if you ask me. It's to allow a period of time when teams can resign or at least negotiate with their own guys before the free-for-all begins. Posted : Jan. 30, 2014 5:51 pm MichaelMyersIsABucsFan (@michaelmyersisabucsfan) Posts: 76 Master At Arms 3 HOFers in the first round Posted : Dec. 16, 2024 1:56 pm

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