Mock Draft From Real Rams Fans.com
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Zombo said:
I love these picks. Fairly next to Rubin makes my mouth water. Torrey Smith should work out perfectly well in a WCO. A Speed upgrade at LB is essential for this team, so the Nevada kid is perfect.
A+ in my book.
Zombo
Thanks, I had considered Julio Jones, but Fairley to me is too good to pass up at that spot. Plus I think Rubin will keep him in line. Fairley and Rubin is scary.
Thanks, I had considered Julio Jones, but Fairley to me is too good to pass up at that spot. Plus I think Rubin will keep him in line. Fairley and Rubin is scary.
Hmmm I probably wouldn't have chose Fairley, but then again it depends on what the first 5 picks were in your mock. And if any QBs came off the board then no way I choose Fairley.
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Thanks, I had considered Julio Jones, but Fairley to me is too good to pass up at that spot. Plus I think Rubin will keep him in line. Fairley and Rubin is scary.
Hmmm I probably wouldn't have chose Fairley, but then again it depends on what the first 5 picks were in your mock. And if any QBs came off the board then no way I choose Fairley.
Hmmm I probably wouldn't have chose Fairley, but then again it depends on what the first 5 picks were in your mock. And if any QBs came off the board then no way I choose Fairley.
Here is your top ten
#1. Carolina Panthers- FinalDrive
DT Marcell Dareus (Alabama)
#2. Denver Broncos- Ramzee
CB Patrick Peterson (LSU)
#3 Buffalo Bills- SuperBowl XXXIV Champions
LB Von Miller (Texas A&M)
#4. Cincinnati Bengals- dontcare
WR A.J. Green (Georgia)
#5. Arizona Cardinals- U GotRam Right
QB Blaine Gabbert (Missouri)
#6. Cleveland Browns- Boston Ram
DT Nick Fairley (Auburn)
#7. San Francisco 49ers- jetplt67
CB Prince Amukamara (Nebraska)
#8. Tennessee Titans- cozmo
DE Da'Quan Bowers (Clemson)
#9. Dallas Cowboys- ZigZagRam
OT Tyron Smith (USC)
#10. Washington Redskins- howski3318
QB Cam Newton (Auburn)
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Sounds like a pretty reasonable deal to me. Browns certainly need the DL help. If we got Fairly lets just hope he doesn't become Big Money Part Deux.
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Hi Brown fans.
First off Im a Rams fan but come here for help. On our site www.realramsfans.com we are conducting our own mock draft. 32 members joined and were assigned a team. I was assigned the Cleveland Browns. We are 3 rounds in and wanted to share the results with you and get some help on picks 4-7 if we make it that far. Each team has 4 hours to make there pick between the hour of 8-6PM.
Well I just finished Clevelands 3rd round pick and thought I would share the results. Feel free to bash and critize and tell me what you would of done, Im very thick skinned....Im a Rams fan after all.
Round 1 Pick 6
Nick Fairley,DT, Auburn. My thoughts is he is good fit next to Rubin if you switch to a 4-3 and can play DE in a 3-4. Still not sure what Clevelands plans are here.
Round 2 Pick 37
Torrey Smith, WR, Maryland. I was a big fan of Robiske coming out of OSU, Smith's speed on the outside may open the middle for Robiske.
Round 3 Pick 70
Dontay Moch LB, Nevada. Probably the best pass rusher available at this spot. 4.4 40, tremendous upside. Sam Acho would of been the pick here but was taken by Arizona. Lance Kendrick and Danny Watkins were considered here also. Watkins has great value here but I thought I read one of the guard spots was going to be given to a young guy. With Watson and Royal at TE already I thought Moch had too much value here.
Moving forward Im looking to add to the offense give McCoy some additional weapons. A third down weapon to spell Hillis some upside WR's maybe.
Your thoughts??? Let em rip! Hope I did good by you all.
Hi Brown fans.
First off Im a Rams fan but come here for help. On our site www.realramsfans.com we are conducting our own mock draft. 32 members joined and were assigned a team. I was assigned the Cleveland Browns. We are 3 rounds in and wanted to share the results with you and get some help on picks 4-7 if we make it that far. Each team has 4 hours to make there pick between the hour of 8-6PM.
Well I just finished Clevelands 3rd round pick and thought I would share the results. Feel free to bash and critize and tell me what you would of done, Im very thick skinned....Im a Rams fan after all.
Round 1 Pick 6
Nick Fairley,DT, Auburn. My thoughts is he is good fit next to Rubin if you switch to a 4-3 and can play DE in a 3-4. Still not sure what Clevelands plans are here.
Round 2 Pick 37
Torrey Smith, WR, Maryland. I was a big fan of Robiske coming out of OSU, Smith's speed on the outside may open the middle for Robiske.
Round 3 Pick 70
Dontay Moch LB, Nevada. Probably the best pass rusher available at this spot. 4.4 40, tremendous upside. Sam Acho would of been the pick here but was taken by Arizona. Lance Kendrick and Danny Watkins were considered here also. Watkins has great value here but I thought I read one of the guard spots was going to be given to a young guy. With Watson and Royal at TE already I thought Moch had too much value here.
Moving forward Im looking to add to the offense give McCoy some additional weapons. A third down weapon to spell Hillis some upside WR's maybe.
Your thoughts??? Let em rip! Hope I did good by you all.
Royal was released after the season so the two TE's are Watson and Moore. I don't think we will take a TE at all unless it is a late round guy, probably the FB/TE dude coming out of N. Carolina. Make sure you have us taking a DE or two, cause we don't have any. I do like your first 3 picks though. I would go 4th: DE, 5th: OT 6th, 1:RB 6th, 2: DE or WR and 7th: FB, TE, WR, Speed.
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I like the draft Fairley just scares me as his charcter issues and i think once he gets his paycheck he might not be the same player but you never know...
id go
1st.AJ Green
2nd.Stephen Paea
3rd.Sam Acho/Allen Bailey
4th.Marcus Gilbert
5th.Jacquizz Rodgers
6th.Greg Mcelory
7th.Best Kicker Avaiable
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Hi Brown fans.
First off Im a Rams fan but come here for help. On our site www.realramsfans.com we are conducting our own mock draft. 32 members joined and were assigned a team. I was assigned the Cleveland Browns. We are 3 rounds in and wanted to share the results with you and get some help on picks 4-7 if we make it that far. Each team has 4 hours to make there pick between the hour of 8-6PM.
Well I just finished Clevelands 3rd round pick and thought I would share the results. Feel free to bash and critize and tell me what you would of done, Im very thick skinned....Im a Rams fan after all.
Round 1 Pick 6
Nick Fairley,DT, Auburn. My thoughts is he is good fit next to Rubin if you switch to a 4-3 and can play DE in a 3-4. Still not sure what Clevelands plans are here.
Round 2 Pick 37
Torrey Smith, WR, Maryland. I was a big fan of Robiske coming out of OSU, Smith's speed on the outside may open the middle for Robiske.
Round 3 Pick 70
Dontay Moch LB, Nevada. Probably the best pass rusher available at this spot. 4.4 40, tremendous upside. Sam Acho would of been the pick here but was taken by Arizona. Lance Kendrick and Danny Watkins were considered here also. Watkins has great value here but I thought I read one of the guard spots was going to be given to a young guy. With Watson and Royal at TE already I thought Moch had too much value here.
Moving forward Im looking to add to the offense give McCoy some additional weapons. A third down weapon to spell Hillis some upside WR's maybe.
Your thoughts??? Let em rip! Hope I did good by you all.
Royal was released after the season so the two TE's are Watson and Moore. I don't think we will take a TE at all unless it is a late round guy, probably the FB/TE dude coming out of N. Carolina. Make sure you have us taking a DE or two, cause we don't have any. I do like your first 3 picks though. I would go 4th: DE, 5th: OT 6th, 1:RB 6th, 2: DE or WR and 7th: FB, TE, WR, Speed.
Hillis-iz-Boss said:
Royal was released after the season so the two TE's are Watson and Moore. I don't think we will take a TE at all unless it is a late round guy, probably the FB/TE dude coming out of N. Carolina. Make sure you have us taking a DE or two, cause we don't have any. I do like your first 3 picks though. I would go 4th: DE, 5th: OT 6th, 1:RB 6th, 2: DE or WR and 7th: FB, TE, WR, Speed.
I am looking DE in the 4th, Greg Romeus from Pittsburgh should be available. Im struggling to figure out what defense the Browns are going to play next year, I have heard they are switching to a 4-3. Thats why Fairley made so much sense, he can play in both IMO. I think Moch could also play in both DE in a 4-3 and OLB in a 3-4. Romeus is a strict 4-3 DE so he wont make much sense if Cleveland stays in a 3-4. Please let me know your thoughts on next years defensive alignment.
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I like the draft Fairley just scares me as his charcter issues and i think once he gets his paycheck he might not be the same player but you never know...
id go
1st.AJ Green
2nd.Stephen Paea
3rd.Sam Acho/Allen Bailey
4th.Marcus Gilbert
5th.Jacquizz Rodgers
6th.Greg Mcelory
7th.Best Kicker Avaiable
I like the draft Fairley just scares me as his charcter issues and i think once he gets his paycheck he might not be the same player but you never know...
id go
1st.AJ Green
2nd.Stephen Paea
3rd.Jerrel Jernigan
4th.Marcus Gilbert
5th.Jacquizz Rodgers
6th.Greg Mcelory
7th. Best Kicker Avaiable
Green was gone so Fairley was next. Paea would of been the pick in round 2 and Greg Little in round 3 but Paea was gone to Denver in the 2nd so I though Smith had some value at 37 and Colt needs a playmaker. I like Rodgers a lot also and would be a nice pick in the 5th. There is kind of glut of players like him from round 3-6 so it will be BPA. If Todman from UConn is available in the 4th or Daniel Thomas of K State, they will be tough to pass up in the 4th. I dont see either getting to Cleveland there so RB could be a target in the 5th. Also I love DeAndre Brown WR out of Southern Mississippi in the 6th or 7th.
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Hillis-iz-Boss said:
Royal was released after the season so the two TE's are Watson and Moore. I don't think we will take a TE at all unless it is a late round guy, probably the FB/TE dude coming out of N. Carolina. Make sure you have us taking a DE or two, cause we don't have any. I do like your first 3 picks though. I would go 4th: DE, 5th: OT 6th, 1:RB 6th, 2: DE or WR and 7th: FB, TE, WR, Speed.
I am looking DE in the 4th, Greg Romeus from Pittsburgh should be available. Im struggling to figure out what defense the Browns are going to play next year, I have heard they are switching to a 4-3. Thats why Fairley made so much sense, he can play in both IMO. I think Moch could also play in both DE in a 4-3 and OLB in a 3-4. Romeus is a strict 4-3 DE so he wont make much sense if Cleveland stays in a 3-4. Please let me know your thoughts on next years defensive alignment.
I am looking DE in the 4th, Greg Romeus from Pittsburgh should be available. Im struggling to figure out what defense the Browns are going to play next year, I have heard they are switching to a 4-3. Thats why Fairley made so much sense, he can play in both IMO. I think Moch could also play in both DE in a 4-3 and OLB in a 3-4. Romeus is a strict 4-3 DE so he wont make much sense if Cleveland stays in a 3-4. Please let me know your thoughts on next years defensive alignment.
We will be in a 4-3 next year, Jauron likes to play a sort of Cover 2
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I am looking DE in the 4th, Greg Romeus from Pittsburgh should be available. Im struggling to figure out what defense the Browns are going to play next year, I have heard they are switching to a 4-3. Thats why Fairley made so much sense, he can play in both IMO. I think Moch could also play in both DE in a 4-3 and OLB in a 3-4. Romeus is a strict 4-3 DE so he wont make much sense if Cleveland stays in a 3-4. Please let me know your thoughts on next years defensive alignment.
We will be in a 4-3 next year, Jauron likes to play a sort of Cover 2
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I like the draft Fairley just scares me as his charcter issues and i think once he gets his paycheck he might not be the same player but you never know...
id go
1st.AJ Green
2nd.Stephen Paea
3rd.Jerrel Jernigan
4th.Marcus Gilbert
5th.Jacquizz Rodgers
6th.Greg Mcelory
7th. Best Kicker Avaiable
Green was gone so Fairley was next. Paea would of been the pick in round 2 and Greg Little in round 3 but Paea was gone to Denver in the 2nd so I though Smith had some value at 37 and Colt needs a playmaker. I like Rodgers a lot also and would be a nice pick in the 5th. There is kind of glut of players like him from round 3-6 so it will be BPA. If Todman from UConn is available in the 4th or Daniel Thomas of K State, they will be tough to pass up in the 4th. I dont see either getting to Cleveland there so RB could be a target in the 5th. Also I love DeAndre Brown WR out of Southern Mississippi in the 6th or 7th.
Green was gone so Fairley was next. Paea would of been the pick in round 2 and Greg Little in round 3 but Paea was gone to Denver in the 2nd so I though Smith had some value at 37 and Colt needs a playmaker. I like Rodgers a lot also and would be a nice pick in the 5th. There is kind of glut of players like him from round 3-6 so it will be BPA. If Todman from UConn is available in the 4th or Daniel Thomas of K State, they will be tough to pass up in the 4th. I dont see either getting to Cleveland there so RB could be a target in the 5th. Also I love DeAndre Brown WR out of Southern Mississippi in the 6th or 7th.
Sorry i just saw your draft yeah i see it hard that no QBs go in the top 5 in which case i believe Cleveland will trade outta the 6th pick to Minnesota or anyone who wants Gabbert or Newton
In your draft id take Fairley as well
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Thanks! I will draft based on that.
No problem heres to Julio Jones falling to you guys
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Thanks! I will draft based on that.
No problem heres to Julio Jones falling to you guys
No problem heres to Julio Jones falling to you guys
I wish lol. I dont see it happening. He is too good IMO. I will explain more tomorrow on why I dont think he will get to 14, got to go home to the wife and kids now. I really do hope Shurm does a good job for you guys as your head coach. He took a lot heat in StL but I think he did the right thing in developing Bradford and will do the same with McCoy. I think you guys will be in good hands, try to ignore the negative crap you may have heard.
Look forward to more chatter tomorrow.
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Bullshit. Fairley is over rated and a bust. Plus, he has character issues. We need players with experience, not one season under their belt. The Walrus rarely takes gambles (Koren Robinson is the exception).
Can anyone show me The Walrus' draft history and the players he selected. And how LONG they played in college? Yep.
Take Jones or Peterson.
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Bullshit. Fairley is over rated and a bust. Plus, he has character issues. We need players with experience, not one season under their belt. The Walrus rarely takes gambles (Koren Robinson is the exception).
Can anyone show me The Walrus' draft history and the players he selected. And how LONG they played in college? Yep.
Take Jones or Peterson.
Bullshit. Fairley is over rated and a bust. Plus, he has character issues. We need players with experience, not one season under their belt. The Walrus rarely takes gambles (Koren Robinson is the exception).
Can anyone show me The Walrus' draft history and the players he selected. And how LONG they played in college? Yep.
Take Jones or Peterson.
Peterson was gone and Jones was a option but I thought there was too much value with Fairley and fit a need and positioned next to Rubin could be pretty impressive. I would have to disagree on the overated part, he dominated in the SEC. When you watch him you see a distruptive force who dominates one on one and stuffs double teams. He makes players around him better. Im not sure what you are refering to when you say character issues. Are you talking about being a dirty player? Quite frankly that has been overblown somewhat, there are a couple of cheap shots but by in large there are more football plays there. Would you like to have James Harrison on your team? He is considered dirty but would love to see him playing for the Rams. Outside of that he has not character concerns, he has never been arrested, suspended, what exactly are the character concerns your worried about?
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Agreed i like Jones or Peterson, and then Paea in the 2nd or Marvin Austin and if we decide to Go DE in the 2nd then Drake Nevis in the 3rd
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Bullshit. Fairley is over rated and a bust. Plus, he has character issues. We need players with experience, not one season under their belt. The Walrus rarely takes gambles (Koren Robinson is the exception).
Can anyone show me The Walrus' draft history and the players he selected. And how LONG they played in college? Yep.
Take Jones or Peterson.
Bullshit. Fairley is over rated and a bust. Plus, he has character issues. We need players with experience, not one season under their belt. The Walrus rarely takes gambles (Koren Robinson is the exception).
Can anyone show me The Walrus' draft history and the players he selected. And how LONG they played in college? Yep.
Take Jones or Peterson.
Another note about Fairley being a dirty player, Tom Hackert publically supported Fairley
Nick Fairley: The Auburn tackle (6-4, 298) won the Lombardi Trophy as the nation's best lineman. He led the SEC with 24 tackles for a loss and had 11.5 sacks. MVP of the 2010 BCS Title Game, he had five tackles, 3.5 for a loss, 1.5 sacks, and a forced fumble.
Mayock has him ranked behind Dareus, and several mocks, including Pro Football Weekly's, have the Browns taking him. But Fairley has a reputation as a dirty player, with late-hit penalties and some spearing.
Heckert disputed the reputation.
"No, not at all," he said. "He's a tough player. I guess there's a fine line. It's not after the whistle stuff. I think it's more toughness than being a dirty player."
http://www.cleveland.com/browns/index.ssf/2011/02/cleveland_browns_gm_tom_hecker_5.html
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Bullshit. Fairley is over rated and a bust. Plus, he has character issues. We need players with experience, not one season under their belt. The Walrus rarely takes gambles (Koren Robinson is the exception).
Can anyone show me The Walrus' draft history and the players he selected. And how LONG they played in college? Yep.
Take Jones or Peterson.
The Walrus rarely takes gambles (Koren Robinson is the exception).
Can anyone show me The Walrus' draft history and the players he selected. And how LONG they played in college? Yep.
Take Jones or Peterson.
Hard to tell since its a small window, was fired as GM after 2002. I dont think this gives you much of a sample. Not sure this supports your arguement, King was a risk along with Robinson and Stevens had character concerns coming out. All first round picks.
http://www.ohiomm.com/blogs/browns/2009/12/holmgrens-draft-history/
1999
First round: 22 (22) Lamar King, DE Saginaw Valley State
Round three: 16 (77 overall) Brock Huard, QB Washington
Round Three: 21 (82) Karsten Bailey, WR Auburn
Round four: 20 (115) Antonio Cochran, DE Georgia
Round five: 7 (140) Floyd Wedderburn, T Penn State
Round Five: 19 (152) Charlie Rogers, WR Georgia Tech
Round Six: 1 (170) Steve Johnson, DB Tennessee
2000
First Round: 19 (19) Shaun Alexander, RB Alabama
First Round: 22 (22) Chris McIntosh, T Wisconsin
Second Round: 21 (52) Ike Charlton, DB Virginia Tech
Third Round: 18 (80) Darrell Jackson, WR Florida
Fourth round: 22 (116) Marcus Bell, LB Arizona
Fourth round: 25 (119) Isiah Kacyvenski, LB Harvard
Sixth Round: 9 (175) James Williams, WR Marshall
Sixth round: 19 (185) Tim Watson, DT Rowan
Sixth round: 24 (190) John Hilliard, DT Mississippi State
2001
First Round: 9. (from San Francisco), Koren Robinson – WR North Carolina State
First round: 17. (from Green Bay) – Steve Hutchinson, G Michigan
Second Round: 40. Ken Lucas – DB Ole Miss
Third round: 82. (from NO through GB and San Fran) Heath Evans – FB Auburn
Fourth Round: 104. Orlando Huff – LB Fresno State
Fourth Round: 127. (compensatory pick) Curtis Fuller – S Texas Christian
Fourth round: 128. (compensatory pick) Floyd Womack – OT Mississippi State
Fifth Round: 140. Alex Bannister – WR Eastern Kentucky
Sixth round: 172. Josh Booty – QB Louisiana State
Seventh Round: 210. Harold Blackmon – CB Northwestern
Seventh Round: 222. (from StL via GB and San Fran) Dennis Norman – OT Princeton
Seventh Round: 237. (compensatory) Kris Kocurek – DT Texas Tech
2002
First Round: 28 (from Green Bay). Jerramy Stevens – TE, Washington
Second Round: 22. (54) Maurice Morris – RB, Oregon
Second Round: 28. (60) (From Green Bay) Anton Palepoi – DE, Nevada Las Vegas
Third Round: 20. (85) Kris Richard – CB, USC
Fourth Round: 22 (120) Terreal Bierria – S, Goergia
Fifth Round: 11 (146) (From Indy) Rocky Bernard – DE, Texas
Fifth Round: 34 (169) (Compensatory) Ryan Hannam – TE, Northern Iowa
Fifth Round: 36 (171) (Compensatory) Matt Hill – OT, Boise State
Sixth Round: 22 (194) Craig Jarrett – P, Michigan State
Seventh Round: 21 (232) Jeff Kelly – QB, Southern Miss
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The Walrus rarely takes gambles (Koren Robinson is the exception).
Can anyone show me The Walrus' draft history and the players he selected. And how LONG they played in college? Yep.
Take Jones or Peterson.
Hard to tell since its a small window, was fired as GM after 2002. I dont think this gives you much of a sample. Not sure this supports your arguement, King was a risk along with Robinson and Stevens had character concerns coming out. All first round picks.
http://www.ohiomm.com/blogs/browns/2009/12/holmgrens-draft-history/
1999
First round: 22 (22) Lamar King, DE Saginaw Valley State
Round three: 16 (77 overall) Brock Huard, QB Washington
Round Three: 21 (82) Karsten Bailey, WR Auburn
Round four: 20 (115) Antonio Cochran, DE Georgia
Round five: 7 (140) Floyd Wedderburn, T Penn State
Round Five: 19 (152) Charlie Rogers, WR Georgia Tech
Round Six: 1 (170) Steve Johnson, DB Tennessee
2000
First Round: 19 (19) Shaun Alexander, RB Alabama
First Round: 22 (22) Chris McIntosh, T Wisconsin
Second Round: 21 (52) Ike Charlton, DB Virginia Tech
Third Round: 18 (80) Darrell Jackson, WR Florida
Fourth round: 22 (116) Marcus Bell, LB Arizona
Fourth round: 25 (119) Isiah Kacyvenski, LB Harvard
Sixth Round: 9 (175) James Williams, WR Marshall
Sixth round: 19 (185) Tim Watson, DT Rowan
Sixth round: 24 (190) John Hilliard, DT Mississippi State
2001
First Round: 9. (from San Francisco), Koren Robinson – WR North Carolina State
First round: 17. (from Green Bay) – Steve Hutchinson, G Michigan
Second Round: 40. Ken Lucas – DB Ole Miss
Third round: 82. (from NO through GB and San Fran) Heath Evans – FB Auburn
Fourth Round: 104. Orlando Huff – LB Fresno State
Fourth Round: 127. (compensatory pick) Curtis Fuller – S Texas Christian
Fourth round: 128. (compensatory pick) Floyd Womack – OT Mississippi State
Fifth Round: 140. Alex Bannister – WR Eastern Kentucky
Sixth round: 172. Josh Booty – QB Louisiana State
Seventh Round: 210. Harold Blackmon – CB Northwestern
Seventh Round: 222. (from StL via GB and San Fran) Dennis Norman – OT Princeton
Seventh Round: 237. (compensatory) Kris Kocurek – DT Texas Tech
2002
First Round: 28 (from Green Bay). Jerramy Stevens – TE, Washington
Second Round: 22. (54) Maurice Morris – RB, Oregon
Second Round: 28. (60) (From Green Bay) Anton Palepoi – DE, Nevada Las Vegas
Third Round: 20. (85) Kris Richard – CB, USC
Fourth Round: 22 (120) Terreal Bierria – S, Goergia
Fifth Round: 11 (146) (From Indy) Rocky Bernard – DE, Texas
Fifth Round: 34 (169) (Compensatory) Ryan Hannam – TE, Northern Iowa
Fifth Round: 36 (171) (Compensatory) Matt Hill – OT, Boise State
Sixth Round: 22 (194) Craig Jarrett – P, Michigan State
Seventh Round: 21 (232) Jeff Kelly – QB, Southern Miss
Hard to tell since its a small window, was fired as GM after 2002. I dont think this gives you much of a sample. Not sure this supports your arguement, King was a risk along with Robinson and Stevens had character concerns coming out. All first round picks.
http://www.ohiomm.com/blogs/browns/2009/12/holmgrens-draft-history/
1999
First round: 22 (22) Lamar King, DE Saginaw Valley State
Round three: 16 (77 overall) Brock Huard, QB Washington
Round Three: 21 (82) Karsten Bailey, WR Auburn
Round four: 20 (115) Antonio Cochran, DE Georgia
Round five: 7 (140) Floyd Wedderburn, T Penn State
Round Five: 19 (152) Charlie Rogers, WR Georgia Tech
Round Six: 1 (170) Steve Johnson, DB Tennessee
2000
First Round: 19 (19) Shaun Alexander, RB Alabama
First Round: 22 (22) Chris McIntosh, T Wisconsin
Second Round: 21 (52) Ike Charlton, DB Virginia Tech
Third Round: 18 (80) Darrell Jackson, WR Florida
Fourth round: 22 (116) Marcus Bell, LB Arizona
Fourth round: 25 (119) Isiah Kacyvenski, LB Harvard
Sixth Round: 9 (175) James Williams, WR Marshall
Sixth round: 19 (185) Tim Watson, DT Rowan
Sixth round: 24 (190) John Hilliard, DT Mississippi State
2001
First Round: 9. (from San Francisco), Koren Robinson – WR North Carolina State
First round: 17. (from Green Bay) – Steve Hutchinson, G Michigan
Second Round: 40. Ken Lucas – DB Ole Miss
Third round: 82. (from NO through GB and San Fran) Heath Evans – FB Auburn
Fourth Round: 104. Orlando Huff – LB Fresno State
Fourth Round: 127. (compensatory pick) Curtis Fuller – S Texas Christian
Fourth round: 128. (compensatory pick) Floyd Womack – OT Mississippi State
Fifth Round: 140. Alex Bannister – WR Eastern Kentucky
Sixth round: 172. Josh Booty – QB Louisiana State
Seventh Round: 210. Harold Blackmon – CB Northwestern
Seventh Round: 222. (from StL via GB and San Fran) Dennis Norman – OT Princeton
Seventh Round: 237. (compensatory) Kris Kocurek – DT Texas Tech
2002
First Round: 28 (from Green Bay). Jerramy Stevens – TE, Washington
Second Round: 22. (54) Maurice Morris – RB, Oregon
Second Round: 28. (60) (From Green Bay) Anton Palepoi – DE, Nevada Las Vegas
Third Round: 20. (85) Kris Richard – CB, USC
Fourth Round: 22 (120) Terreal Bierria – S, Goergia
Fifth Round: 11 (146) (From Indy) Rocky Bernard – DE, Texas
Fifth Round: 34 (169) (Compensatory) Ryan Hannam – TE, Northern Iowa
Fifth Round: 36 (171) (Compensatory) Matt Hill – OT, Boise State
Sixth Round: 22 (194) Craig Jarrett – P, Michigan State
Seventh Round: 21 (232) Jeff Kelly – QB, Southern Miss
I guess its a good thing we got Heckert calling the shots and not the Walrus with that resume only thing i see is Shaun Alexander and Steve Hutchison
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