Rounds 4-7 ** 2017 Browns Board Mock Draft ** Rounds 4-7
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You bastard-That was my pick for SF. Back to the drawing board. Give me a bit.
SF takes Adam Bisnowaty OT Pittsburgh
Anyone covering for the Gipper? PM sent to him in case he comes on.
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You bastard-That was my pick for SF. Back to the drawing board. Give me a bit.
SF takes Adam Bisnowaty OT Pittsburgh
Anyone covering for the Gipper? PM sent to him in case he comes on.
You bastard-That was my pick for SF. Back to the drawing board. Give me a bit.
SF takes Adam Bisnowaty OT Pittsburgh
Anyone covering for the Gipper? PM sent to him in case he comes on.
HA! You snoooze you lose... This kid upgrades us at LOLB in our base, will challenge for dime time and should be a helluva ST contributor.
No one I know of has Gip's pick, but given the hour in UK we're not going much further anyway tonite... so no issues stopping here for the nite.
Attention All....
- Round 4 list is updated with names.
- Find all your picks... get a plan for messaging.
- We'll look to pick up the pace some this round... more next round... then more...
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With Pick #110 of the 2017 NFL draft, the Jacksonville Jaguars select:
Larry Ogunjobi DT UNC Charlotte (ranked 60th best overall prospect by CBS). He was best player available on the CBS Big Board...plus, he fits an exact need of the Jags for a DT, who were building up the rest of their defense but who were thin at DT
STRENGTHS Low center of gravity with impressive power coursing through his hips. Wins race against blockers for first hands on opponent. Fires out of his stance and into blockers with coiled hips and a wallop in his punch. Strikes with leverage. Able to dislodge blockers with anchor issues. Plus athletic ability to mirror ball carrier once he locks in on target. Has speed to chase runners in space. Can set a strong edge or penetrate upfield. Makes impact tackles on the other side of the line. Hands are fast and powerful. Has strength and balance to fight through redirect blocks and maintain his journey to the quarterback. Uses powerful right-hand club to bat away blocker's punch and slide over the top and into the backfield. Constantly improving position as a pass rusher and can be a handful for a less-skilled pass protector. Pushes the pocket with his bull rush. Spends very little time on the ground. Intelligent; four straight years on Athletic Director's Honor Roll.
WEAKNESSES Very average build for an interior player. Has continued to add weight while at Charlotte but likely needs a few more pounds. Below-average arm length makes it essential for him to get into blocker first. Will get big-boyed occasionally. Big guards with length able to disrupt his rhythm and alter his plans. Gets in a hurry when he smells a sack and will overrun target at times. Would benefit with more disciplined pursuit angles in space.
SOURCES TELL US "I went just to see what he looked like on the hoof and I wasn't all that impressed. He's a solid player but I just don't know if he's got the size to be really good. I didn't like his Louisville tape." -- NFC director of scouting
NFL COMPARISON Sheldon Rankins
BOTTOM LINE
Watching Ogunjobi play is like watching a more raw version of Sheldon Rankins and with a little less efficiency of movement. Like Rankins, Ogunjabi uses leverage, quickness, and strong hands to counter his average size. Size and below-average length will work against him for some teams, but others who covet disruptive defensive tackles who can play in the backfield and generate some pressure will be studying him closely. Has starting NFL potential.
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Chicago takes WR Josh Reynolds Texas A&M 6'3" 4.52 40, 37 in. vert., 10 ft. 4 in. broad jump. Best WR from A&M in the draft since Mike Evans with far worse QB support. Excellent week of practice at Senior Bowl. Browns might just take him if available here top of the 4th. But next year's early draftee will be even better as a do-it-all player-WR Christian Kirk,sure 1st rounder.
Back to you Gip.
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With pick #112 of the 2017 NFL draft, the Los Angeles Rams select:
Tarell Basham DE/OLB Ohio Univ. (rated #62 prospect on CBS Big Board)
Here, again, the best available player left on the "Big Board" fits the needs of the team that is drafting. Wade Phillips is taking over as DC in LA, they need depth in the 3-4 base alignment, especially a hybrid player like this. While it is true that the Rams just picked up FA Connor Baldwin to play opposite Robert Quinn, they still have little in the way of backup at OLB. This player can provide depth there if not challenge for the starting slot.
STRENGTHS Possesses an NFL-ready build including long arms and big, strong hands. Shows flashes of explosive twitch in his attack upfield. Able to dislodge a tackle's anchor with his speed-to-power move. Has upper body power and traits to become better at softening the edge as a rusher. Plays with good short area burst to close out running backs and scrambling quarterbacks. Maintains functional motor to keep looking for tackles outside of his general area. Asked to drop into space at times and showed enough athletic ability to handle it. Roughneck who likes to take it to tackles and tight ends as edge-setter. Gives physical redirect of tight ends getting into routes.
WEAKNESSES Plays with tightness in his hips which restricts his bend and pad level. Straight-line attacker who will roll past his target if he doesn't gather his weight early. His pass rush attack is still basic. Leaves his hands at home rather than turning them into weapons of victory. Tries to bull his way around the edge with strong lower body rather than softening edge with his hands. Needs to develop a better plan with reliable counters to beat pro tackles. Lacks smoothness in his turn around the corner. Can still get more out of his long arms.
SOURCES TELL US "He is similar to Carl Lawson but I think you can get him probably a couple of rounds later or maybe more. I think he can still get a lot better as a pass rusher." -- NFC area scout
BOTTOM LINE
Basham has the strength and length to play as a 4-3 base end or as a 3-4 rush linebacker, but his pass rush approach will need to be sharpened as he lacks the flexibility to bend the edge and attack the pocket with athleticism alone. Basham may never produce a high sack total, but his alpha playing style will appeal to teams looking to groom a solid backup with starter's potential.
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Best Dozen Players still Available per the CBS Draft Board (number represents CBS overall prospect ranking):
63. Gerald Everett TE South Alabama
68. Cameron Sutton CB Tennessee
71. Isaiah Ford WR Virginia Tech
73. DeMarcus Walker DE Florida St.
81. Jordan Willis DE Kansas St.
82. Montravious Adams DT Auburn
84. Eddie Jackson SS Alabama
88. Vincent Taylor DT Oklahoma St.
90. Amara Darboh WR Michigan
91. Tyler Orlovsky OC West Va.
98. Chad Hansen WR California
99. Trey Hendrickson DE Florida Atlantic
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Jets selected an OT named Moton not Morton.. Please change that in the threads, Tour
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Edit - The LA Chargers select Carroll Phillips, OLB/DE, Illinois
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Redskins select Kendall Beckwith, LB, LSU
ConnorL messaged
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Best Dozen Players still Available per the CBS Draft Board (number represents CBS overall prospect ranking):
63. Gerald Everett TE South Alabama
68. Cameron Sutton CB Tennessee
71. Isaiah Ford WR Virginia Tech
73. DeMarcus Walker DE Florida St.
81. Jordan Willis DE Kansas St.
82. Montravious Adams DT Auburn
84. Eddie Jackson SS Alabama
88. Vincent Taylor DT Oklahoma St.
90. Amara Darboh WR Michigan
91. Tyler Orlovsky OC West Va.
98. Chad Hansen WR California
99. Trey Hendrickson DE Florida Atlantic
Best Dozen Players still Available per the CBS Draft Board (number represents CBS overall prospect ranking):
63. Gerald Everett TE South Alabama X
68. Cameron Sutton CB Tennessee
71. Isaiah Ford WR Virginia Tech
73. DeMarcus Walker DE Florida St.
81. Jordan Willis DE Kansas St. X
82. Montravious Adams DT Auburn X
84. Eddie Jackson SS Alabama
88. Vincent Taylor DT Oklahoma St. X
90. Amara Darboh WR Michigan
91. Tyler Orlovsky OC West Va. X
98. Chad Hansen WR California
99. Trey Hendrickson DE Florida Atlantic
Adams and Willis were already taken. So Was Taylor. And Orlovsky as well. And Everett too.
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Panthers select Will Holden, OT, Vanderbilt
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Bengals select Nico Siragusa, OG, San Diego State
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Best Dozen Players still Available per the CBS Draft Board (number represents CBS overall prospect ranking):
63. Gerald Everett TE South Alabama X
68. Cameron Sutton CB Tennessee
71. Isaiah Ford WR Virginia Tech
73. DeMarcus Walker DE Florida St.
81. Jordan Willis DE Kansas St. X
82. Montravious Adams DT Auburn X
84. Eddie Jackson SS Alabama
88. Vincent Taylor DT Oklahoma St. X
90. Amara Darboh WR Michigan
91. Tyler Orlovsky OC West Va. X
98. Chad Hansen WR California
99. Trey Hendrickson DE Florida Atlantic
Adams and Willis were already taken. So Was Taylor. And Orlovsky as well. And Everett too.
Adams and Willis were already taken. So Was Taylor. And Orlovsky as well. And Everett too.
Hmm, how did I miss those. OK.
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Best Available per CBS sports:
68. Cameron Sutton CB Tennessee
71. Isaiah Ford WR Virginia Tech
73. DeMarcus Walker DE Florida St.
84. Eddie Jackson SS Alabama
90. Amara Darboh WR Michigan
98. Chad Hansen WR California
99. Trey Hendrickson DE Florida Atlantic
100. Marcus Maye FS Florida
102. Brad Kaaya QB Miami Fla.
103. Jake Butt TE Michigan
104. Chad Wheeler OT USC
105. Taywan Taylor WR Western Kentucky
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Chicago takes DeMarcus Walker DE Florida St.
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You're a dick that's who I wanted. Hang on a sec
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SD selects KaZee cb. sSD State
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Cards select Josh Renolds SD st
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Dammit hang on Renolds already taken , fuck
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