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Philly trades up, above Denver, Carolina, and Chicago who could all be looking at OT, to get Ryan Clady. We get #19 and their 2nd (#49) in exchange for #11 and our 5th rounder. They have had too much trouble protecting the QB. Even without the trade, Buffalo may end up taking Sweed at #11. In that case, Caldwell is not in play but Hubbard may be later.
1. Limas Sweed (WR) Has all the tools and a good set of intangibles. He will help immediately opposite Evans. Alt: Kelly, Merling, Rogers-Cromartie
2a. Reggie Smith (DB) Versatile. Played both CB and Safety. Should become Buffalo's nickel CB by the end of camp and could push for a starting spot. Can also start in a pinch at safety. Alt: Doucet, Tracy Porter
2b. Andre Caldwell (WR) Steady producer, polished, excellent blocker, fast. Very NFL ready and will help at #2. Alt: Doucet, Pat Sims
3. Jermichael Finley (TE) Well rounded, no-nonsense football player.
Alt: Rucker, Jordy Nelson
4.Mike McGlynn (G) Provides depth with a dash of upside. He's versatile, can backup G and RT, perhaps LT in a pinch. Alt: Hubbard
6. Ryan O'Hara (QB) A potential sleeper at QB. He can hold the clipboard as well as anyone. Oh....6'5" 235 and a good arm means he can probably become someone's pet project.
7a. Jehuu Caulcrick (FB) I can't seem to resist this guy's story, not to mention his athleticism for a 6 foot 254lb cannonball. Forget Owen Schmitt. For the 2007 season, Jehuu was a team captain, gained 872 yards and set Michigan state's season TD record with 21 TD's as a #2 back.
7b. Marcus Richardson (OLB) Has a chance to work his way to a backup spot, but it's a longshot.
This draft gives the offense some serious weapons. A young offense with Edwards, Lynch, Sweed, Caldwell, and Finley developing together with Evans as a leader, looks good to me.
1. Limas Sweed (WR) Has all the tools and a good set of intangibles. He will help immediately opposite Evans. Alt: Kelly, Merling, Rogers-Cromartie
2a. Reggie Smith (DB) Versatile. Played both CB and Safety. Should become Buffalo's nickel CB by the end of camp and could push for a starting spot. Can also start in a pinch at safety. Alt: Doucet, Tracy Porter
2b. Andre Caldwell (WR) Steady producer, polished, excellent blocker, fast. Very NFL ready and will help at #2. Alt: Doucet, Pat Sims
3. Jermichael Finley (TE) Well rounded, no-nonsense football player.
Alt: Rucker, Jordy Nelson
4.Mike McGlynn (G) Provides depth with a dash of upside. He's versatile, can backup G and RT, perhaps LT in a pinch. Alt: Hubbard
6. Ryan O'Hara (QB) A potential sleeper at QB. He can hold the clipboard as well as anyone. Oh....6'5" 235 and a good arm means he can probably become someone's pet project.
7a. Jehuu Caulcrick (FB) I can't seem to resist this guy's story, not to mention his athleticism for a 6 foot 254lb cannonball. Forget Owen Schmitt. For the 2007 season, Jehuu was a team captain, gained 872 yards and set Michigan state's season TD record with 21 TD's as a #2 back.
7b. Marcus Richardson (OLB) Has a chance to work his way to a backup spot, but it's a longshot.
This draft gives the offense some serious weapons. A young offense with Edwards, Lynch, Sweed, Caldwell, and Finley developing together with Evans as a leader, looks good to me.
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