jayhall93
03-17-2014, 02:44 PM
Jayhall's Mock Ver 1.0
1)- Eric Ebron, TE North Carolina. A physical freak, he could help change the dynamics of our offense by taking up ground in the middle. Arguably the most explosive player in the draft.
2)- Austin Seferian-Jenkins, TE Washington. No more ****ing excuses EJ - this could be a dynamic duo. We now have the most explosive, young set of TE's in the NFL. Again, no more excuses for EJ.
3)- JaWuan James, OT Tennessee. 4 year starter who may be the perfect fit for us at RT. If he's here, its a great value, he may jump up into the 2nd round though. Should be able to compete right away.
4)- Michael Sam , DE Missouri. Very productive during his time in Missouri. Somewhat of a positional misfit, a little too small for DE, maybe not athletic enough for LB, but can flat out hustle and make some plays.
5)- Andrew Jackson, ILB Western Kentucky. Small school stud, and with Spikes on a 1 year deal we need to have options for the future.
6)- Logan Thomas, QB Va Tech. Inconsistent career, but has some upside and worth developing. With Kolb gone and Tuel underwhelming, it's worth looking at Thomas as a developmental guy.
7)- L'damian Washington, WR Missouri. Bigger WR, has some skills, may go before this, as teams will covet his size. If he's available here, he's worth taking and developing.
1)- Eric Ebron, TE North Carolina. A physical freak, he could help change the dynamics of our offense by taking up ground in the middle. Arguably the most explosive player in the draft.
2)- Austin Seferian-Jenkins, TE Washington. No more ****ing excuses EJ - this could be a dynamic duo. We now have the most explosive, young set of TE's in the NFL. Again, no more excuses for EJ.
3)- JaWuan James, OT Tennessee. 4 year starter who may be the perfect fit for us at RT. If he's here, its a great value, he may jump up into the 2nd round though. Should be able to compete right away.
4)- Michael Sam , DE Missouri. Very productive during his time in Missouri. Somewhat of a positional misfit, a little too small for DE, maybe not athletic enough for LB, but can flat out hustle and make some plays.
5)- Andrew Jackson, ILB Western Kentucky. Small school stud, and with Spikes on a 1 year deal we need to have options for the future.
6)- Logan Thomas, QB Va Tech. Inconsistent career, but has some upside and worth developing. With Kolb gone and Tuel underwhelming, it's worth looking at Thomas as a developmental guy.
7)- L'damian Washington, WR Missouri. Bigger WR, has some skills, may go before this, as teams will covet his size. If he's available here, he's worth taking and developing.