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Devin (Rockstar36) and myself (Scott) have posted our Mock Draft for the entire first round over at our website, D & S Sports Report. Head on over to check it out and feel free to comment. We each made every selection in the first round, and we only have a handful of picks turning out the same, so I'm sure many of you will certainly disagree with some of what we have. We'd like to hear your opinions, so lay them on us!
It is really a poor choice in my opinion. You pass on Brown to get Maybin. Before the Peters trade I was all for Brown. Even though I thought it would be a reach, but Maybin is even more of reach at this selection.
Biggest Donte Whitner supporter on this entire message board...Maybe biggest Donte Whitner fan ever...Wish there was a white throwback out that I could get of you guessed it #20...
The thing with all those DE/OLB hybrids is it all depends on what person you talk to as to who is the superior player. I think, based on both the Buffalo picks I have in the first round, Maybin would be the better fit than Brown in that situation. I figure most people will jump all over me for nothing having taken an OL with either pick.
Maybin? With Brown, Raji and Oher still on the board?
Should have known, way back in 1960 when we drafted Richie Lucas Number 1, that this would be a long, hard ride. But who could have known it would be THIS bad?
Maybin? With Brown, Raji and Oher still on the board?
I can't speak for Devin, but Raji is off the board in mine... I already explained Maybin over Brown, and while I think Oher will be enticing, I think the Bills won't view him as being worth the 11 pick, so they'll take Mabyin there.
Devin (Rockstar36) and myself (Scott) have posted our Mock Draft for the entire first round over at our website, D & S Sports Report. Head on over to check it out and feel free to comment. We each made every selection in the first round, and we only have a handful of picks turning out the same, so I'm sure many of you will certainly disagree with some of what we have. We'd like to hear your opinions, so lay them on us!
It is really a poor choice in my opinion. You pass on Brown to get Maybin. Before the Peters trade I was all for Brown. Even though I thought it would be a reach, but Maybin is even more of reach at this selection.
Corey, was the picture really necessary?? I've been and will continue to be gone for various reasons really, but figure'd this was something I'd like to share and get opinions on here. I'm actually surprised most of the focus has been on the Maybin pick so far and not the 2nd pick.. interesting.
Agreed, I think if we are going to go for a LB at #28 it should be a LB out of college not a hybrid having to be coached a new position. I don't see the Vikings taking Laurinaitis with a bundle tied up in EJ Henderson and would see him for to #28 where he can replace Ellison.
But with Maybin I think he can only be on the field instead of Schobel whilst I see Brown being on the field with Schobel
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