Je déclare notre Mock Draft ouverte. ici, on met notre pick (images, photos, arguments... comme vous voulez)

On peut commenter son propre choix dans le message. Mais les commentaires sur les picks des autres se feront à part. C'est juste pour qu'on garde un sujet avec les picks de draft et les noms des mecs à la suite.

On attend le pick des Rams.

With the first overall pick, the Rams select SUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUH



Ndamukong Suh
DT
6'4 302 lbs
Nebraska

C'est en tout cas le choix que je voudrais entendre le jour de la draft.

Ndamukong Suh est le meilleur joueur tout poste confondu dans cette draft (Eric Berry n'est pas loin). Il a dominé le jeu à un poste où peut de joueur ont ce niveau, il est très physique et à la fois rapide et agile.
Pourquoi pas Bradford ? Les Rams sont en phase de reconstruction, et il faut prendre le meilleur joueur possible. La défense l'année dernière était très mauvaise, (l'attaque aussi) et je pense qu'un joueur comme Suh peut apporter autant à la défense au sol, qu'à la défense contre la passe. Il va également permettre à des joueurs comme Chris Long qui a bien terminé la saison dernière de passer un réel pallier. Il sera bien sur moins dominant qu'en NCAA mais il va demander des double teams pour les équipes adverses.
Bradford a également subi une opération de l'épaule qui m'inquiète un peu, il ne s'est pas montré très durable au cours de sa carrière universitaire, et puis le fait de drafter un QB numéro 1 apporte beaucoup d'attente de la part des fans et des journalistes, je ne pense pas que les Rams en l'état actuel puisse se permettre de mettre Bradford dans des conditions telles que celle de Mark Sanchez aux Jets. Il est également possible d'avoir un QB comme Mc Coy au second tour, le seul point négatif des scouts ? Sa taille et un bras pas très puissant (il vient aussi d'une spread offense), il est cependant très précis et les Rams jouent une west coast offense, il peut réussir dans cette attaque en apprenant pendant une saison et en ayant moins de pression sur ses épaules.
Autre raison du choix de Donkey Kong Suh ? Steve Spagnuolo, il a gagné un SB grâce à sa Dline (et le casque de David Tyree).

Bref je veux Suh plus que tout, même si Bradford a de grandes chances d'être drafté par la franchise de Saint Louis.

Et puis SUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUH scandé par les fans de Saint Louis rappelera les BRUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCE d'une belle époque.

With the second overall pick, the Detroit Lions select
GERALD MC COY from Oklahoma




Gerald Mc Coy
DT
6'4 295lbs
Oklahoma


Je pense qu'ils auraient sans doute préféré prendre un OT pour protéger Stafford mais à moins de faire un trade down ils vont prendre le meilleur joueur dispo.
De tte façon les Lions ont bcp de besoin à peu prêt partout.
Mc Coy est rapide, agile et puissant même si Suh l'est un peu plus que lui.
Aussi fort contre la passe que contre la course.
Peut jouer les 3 down grace à une grosse endurance.
Le système 4-3 des Lions est parfait pour lui étant donné qu'il a plus de mal contre les doubles couvertures.
Il a un gros potentiel mais doit encore apprendre à se controler parfois.
Bcp "d'experts" ricains le compare à Warren Sapp. A voir à l'avenir.

With the third pick of the NFL 2010 Draft, Tampa Bay Buccaneers selects from Oklahoma State University : OT Russell Okung.

Height: 6-5¼ | Weight: 307 | 40-Time: 5.15




One of America's top linemen and projects as a high draft pick ... A first-team all-conference selection by the coaches in 2008 after earning honorable mention all-league honors as a sophomore ... Has started 34 straight games for the longest active streak on the team ... Has been a starter in the offensive line since his true freshman season ... Was named to the Rivals.com all-bowl team at the conclusion of the 2007 season after holding Indiana's Greg Middleton, the NCAA's sack leader, without a tackle in the Insight Bowl victory.

2008 (Junior): The anchor of the Cowboy offensive line ... Played especially well in big games ... Battled Texas defensive end Brian Orakpo, the Big 12 defensive player of the year, to a draw ... Helped lead OSU to its third straight Big 12 rushing title and top 10 national rankings in scoring and total offense as well as rushing ... OSU is also among the top 20 in fewest sacks allowed ... Led OSU with 71 knockdown blocks ... Also topped the Cowboys with 27 "dominating" blocks ... Was in for 874 snaps.

2007 (Sophomore): Started throughout the season and was one of the dominant players up front ... Helped lead the Cowboys to top 10 national rankings in rushing (eighth) and total offense (seventh) while finishing third in the country in sacks allowed (11 in 13 games) ... OSU's offensive line gave up just five sacks in eight Big 12 games to lead the league in that category ... Was selected as OSU's most valuable offensive lineman against Florida Atlantic (nine knockdowns), Sam Houston State (10 knockdowns) ... Had the highest game grade among linemen in the game at Texas A&M ... Was the o-line MVP against Kansas State, Texas and Oklahoma.

2006 (Freshman): Moved into the starting lineup for the first time against Kansas and held the position of right tackle for the rest of the season (eight straight starts) ... One of three freshmen who started at least one game on the offensive side ... Helped OSU's offense to its fourth highest scoring season ever ... Graded out as OSU's best offensive lineman against Nebraska and Texas Tech ... Ended the season by being voted as a member of The Sporting News all-Big 12 freshman team and was named the Dick Bogert Award winner as OSU's top freshman.

High School: Recruited by Oklahoma, LSU and Nebraska ... Was rated No. 50 on Scout.com's southwest top 100 list and was first-team all-Greater Houston and first-team all-district ... Member of the Dallas Morning News' top 100.

Personal: Born Oct. 7, 1987 ... Son of Dorothy Akpabio and Victor Okung ... A marketing major at OSU.


Strengths:
Prototypical size with long arms and big hands --- Terrific athlete with good quickness and agility --- Excellent strength --- Pretty nimble feet and moves well laterally --- Fantastic balance --- Gets a very good push in the run game --- Violent initial punch --- Understands positioning and angles --- Nice body control and is comfortable in space --- Range to pull and get to the second level --- Smart with solid awareness --- Is tough and flashes a nasty on-field demeanor --- Competitive --- Hard worker --- Durable --- Has lots of experience against quality opponents.

Weaknesses:
Is still relatively raw as a technician --- Will play too tall and could be more consistent with leverage --- Must use his hands better --- Gets caught leaning at times --- Just average anchor ability --- Has some trouble sustaining his blocks --- Isn't especially dominant in any aspect.

Notes:
Was a four-year starter for the Cowboys, which included a consecutive games streak of 47 --- A consensus All-American as a senior --- Named 1st Team All-Big 12 in both 2008 and 2009 --- Honored as the Big 12 Offensive Lineman of the Year in 2009 --- Oklahoma State led the Big 12 in rushing every year of his career and he helped paved the way for three different 1,000 yard rushers --- Was considered to be a potential first round pick in the 2009 NFL Draft but opted to stay in school for his senior season --- Has the ability to see action on either the left or right side --- An outstanding all-around blocker with an ideal mix of physical tools and intangibles who excels as both a pass protector and run blocker -- Not a "Franchise Left Tackle" but probably just a notch below.






La priorité de Tampa est McCoy ou SUh, mais les 2 sont partis.

On parle de S Berry, mais avec l'arrivée de Sean Jones, ca ne devient plus nécessaire.

Beaucoup de besoins à Tampa, mais peu de joueurs qui valent la peine d'être sélectionné en #3, donc un possible trade down à envisager si les DT sont partis.

Je prends Okung car c'est le meilleur OL disponible, et après une année prometteuse, la OL des Bucs a baissé de niveau.

OG Sears a manqué une saison entière pour raison personnelles.
OT Trueblood est une machine à pénalité.
OT Penn n'est pas content de son contrat, il reste que le pro Bowler OG Joseph et le C Faine qui tiennent la baraque.

Même si Tampa a beaucoup investi dans les OL ces dernières années, la priorité des bucs est de développer Freeman, et même s'il n'y a plus de WR de bon niveau à Tampa, un bon OL n'est jamais quelque chose de perdu.

With the 4th overall pick, the Washington Redskins select Sam Bradford, QB, Oklahoma.


Quel cadeau vous faites aux Skins ! Les Skins n'ont aucun intérêt à drafter Trent Williams avec ce choix, ils pourront drafter un LT plus tard et Shanahan s'en occupera très bien.

Malgré la signature de Grossman, il est évident que Shanahan va pas s'emmerder avec la loque Jason, le bras de Bradford est inconstetablement fait pour la NFL, en plus il est loin d'être con (voir son Wonderlic). Plus tard, ou même avant la draft, on tradera Campbell à Cleveland.

With the 5th overall pick, the Kansas City Chiefs selects Eric Berry from Tennessee




Strengths: Excellent athleticism --- Great speed --- Quick and agile --- Explosive with a burst and closes in a hurry --- Outstanding instincts, awareness and anticipation --- Fantastic hands and ball skills --- Nice leaping ability and body control --- Smooth with fluid hips and great feet --- Excels in man and zone coverage --- Does a good job in run support --- Super tough and is not afraid to throw his body around --- Can deliver the big hit --- Extremely competitive --- Versatile --- Strong work ethic --- A team player and leader --- Productive --- Has lots of quality experience.



Weaknesses: oes not have the ideal height or bulk you look for --- Too aggressive at times --- Will miss some tackles --- Gets tall in his backpedal --- Might be too physical for his own good --- Has durability and health concerns.


Notes: A three-year starter for the Volunteers --- Father, James, was a three-year starter and captain for the Vols --- Was elected a captain by his teammates as a sophomore and junior --- Named 2nd Team All-SEC in 2007 and 1st Team in both 2008 and 2009 --- Named the SEC's Defensive Player of the Year in 2008 --- Unanimous 1st Team All-American in 2008 and 2009 --- Recipient of the Jim Thorpe Award as the top defensive back in major college football in 2009 --- Holds the SEC career record for interception return yards and was just 8 yards shy of the NCAA mark --- Underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left shoulder following the 2008 season --- Has the ability to play either safety or cornerback --- An all-around threat who is effective against both the pass and the run and is capable of playing in-the-box or in the deep middle --- A true playmaker and ballhawk who always seems to be around the action --- Rare talent with top-notch intangibles who will draw favorable comparisons to All Pro Ed Reed of the Baltimore Ravens.



Commentaires : Les chiefs ont tellement de besoin qu'il est difficile d'en identifier un parmis les autres. De fait, Eric Berry correspond à l'un des besoins des Chiefs et se trouve être selon moi le meilleur joueur présent à ce moment la de la draft. Je suis GM des Chiefs, pour moi ce pick est un no-brainer.

With the 6th overall pick, the Seattle Seahawks selects Jimmy Clausen from the university of Notre Dame




Strengths: Good height and bulk --- Arm strength is more than adequate and can make all of the necessary throws --- Great throwing mechanics with a quick delivery --- Super accurate passer with terrific touch, timing and anticipation --- Very smart with an excellent football IQ --- Knows how to operate under center, recognize blitzes, read coverages and go through progressions --- Takes care of the ball --- Able to buy time in the pocket with his feet --- Can throw on the run --- Tough and will play through pain and injuries --- Is confident with a fiery field presence and ice water in his veins --- Hard worker --- Media savvy and has proven that he can handle the spotlight --- Experienced --- Superb bloodlines.


Weaknesses: Borderline cocky and entitled with a personality that rubs some people the wrong way --- Not a great athlete --- Can be overly cautious and too quick to check down, throw the ball away or take a sack --- Has to windup to really zip the ball --- Floats the deep ball at times --- Might not have a ton of upside --- Is still maturing --- Durability is a concern.

Notes : Was a three-year starter for the Fighting Irish --- Brothers Casey and Rick both played quarterback at Tennessee --- Started getting national media attention in middle school and was labeled the "LeBron James of College Football" --- Was a celebrated recruit who won just about every prep award and honor imaginable --- Began working with highly-regarded quarterback guru Steve Clarkson in the 8th grade then spent three seasons under the tutelage of offensive mastermind Charlie Weis in college --- Underwent surgery to repair a minor injury to the elbow on his throwing arm in 2007 --- Played through a painful toe injury in 2009 that eventually required surgery to repair a couple of torn ligaments following the season --- Voted a captain by his teammates in 2009 --- One of the most prolific passers in Notre Dame history despite only playing three seasons --- Made major strides in the leadership department as a junior, showing a much better on-field demeanor and taking his team on a number of impressive game-winning fourth quarter drives --- Extensive experience running a pro style system, a factor which can't be underestimated in this day and age of the spread offense --- Was essentially groomed to be an NFL quarterback from a very young age and has somehow managed to live up to sky-high expectations in the face of intense scrutiny --- The worry is that some of the Jay Cutler-esque qualities of his personality could begin to take their toll in the locker room if he lands in a bad situation or with a dysfunctional franchise --- A polished signal caller with an outstanding pedigree and all of the tools to be a top-notch starter at the next level.


Commentaires : Choix plus compliqué à faire que celui d'Eric Berry, dans ce cas mon coeur balancé entre Clausen et Buluaga. Les Seahawks n'auraient pas changé de coach à l'intersaison, je me serais tourné vers le tackle d'Iowa. Mais on se retrouve avec Pete Carroll, en toute logique, il cherche à reconstruire quelquechose. Or, Clausen est pour moi le meilleur Qb de la draft (même si ca se discute) et sans conteste le seul ''NFL ready" étant donné le système dans lequel il a évolué.
Ce qui a définitivement fait penché la balance du côté de Clausen, c'est sans conteste le fait, que Carroll avec USC a très longtemps tenté de l'attirer à USC avant qu'il ne choisisse Notre-Dame. De plus, Carroll pendant son passage à USC a quand eu aux manettes : Palmer, Sanchez et Leinart, on peut ajouter John David Booty et Matt Barkley qui sera un first round dans quelques années. Bref, je vois bien Carroll entamer sa carrière à Seattle avec un QB.

With the 7th overall pick, the Brooooooowns (badly) select:

Joe Haden, CB, 6-1, 190 lbs, Florida



Je pense que Mike Holmgren préfèrerait largement que Sam Bradford ou Jimmy Clausen soit dispo, afin de mettre la main sur un top QB et le former derrière un des vétérans qu'il a signé. Mais ce n'est pas le cas sur cette mock, alors il faut se rabattre sur les DB. Il faut bien se rabattre quelque part chez les Browns, les besoins sont un peu partout. Mais chez les CB, on peut officiellement parler de désert. Et avec Haden, Cleveland récupère non seulement un besoin urgent (un besoin pressant, ha ha, un Brown! ), mais en plus un star potentielle, ce dont la franchise a désepérément besoin aussi pour nourrir des fans aigris.

Alors bien sûr, Haden a foiré son 40 yards au combine, tout le monde annonce sa côte en baisse. Bullshit, le mec a été suffisamment rapide sur le terrain toute l'année, c'est pas son chrono sur une course en short qui devrait tout remettre en cause (en plus il a fait mieux au pro day de Florida). On a certes vu plus rapide comme CB, mais il est très agile et startera immédiatement dans une escouade décimée.
En plus, dans une AFC Nord qui se garnit de receveurs trois étoiles, ça reste une bonne idée de drafter le meilleur CB disponible.


Un petit scouting report:

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Agility: Displays elite high-point agility. Shows loose hips that he can open up to turn.You’d like to see Haden explode more when he opens up his hips, though. His change of direction ability isn’t as great as you’d like, but it’s serviceable. Ball skills: Don’t mistake Haden’s eight interceptions in three years for ordinary ball skills. Where Haden’s ball skills are evident when he’s in the air with a receiver. He had 34 career passes defended and really came up his best here in big games. Haden’s ball skills are what makes him a true shutdown corner. Body control: Haden flashes excellent body control when he’s in the air. Positions himself to get in front of receivers to make a play on the ball. Rarely got called for interference or illegal contact. Times his jumps nicely. Instincts: Possesses extremely impressive recognition skills. Pump fakes don’t move Haden around and reads routes nicely. Very good at differentiating run and pass plays to break toward the line of scrimmage. Has good instincts when the ball is in the air. Man coverage: Haden’s press skill is excellent and he can handle large receivers at the line. A picky defensive backs coach might want to work with Haden on his backpedal. He’s more of a side step, which gets him in trouble against shifty receivers. Once Haden is turned and running with the receiver, he stays right on them and uses his hands well here. Pursuit: If he gets a clear lane, Haden shows excellent back-side pursuit against the run. Takes good angles, so long as he doesn’t get held up by a blocker. For a cornerback, Haden is a solid pass rusher. Had three sacks as a junior. Size: Haden size is adequate for the position. He has decent bulk on his frame and long arms. Some question, though, if he is truly 5-foot-11. Plays much bigger than his measurables. Speed: Shows that he has optimum playing speed. Stayed in stride with just about every receiver he lined up against, especially when running in a straight line. Is an explosive closer. Gets up to speed in an instant. Tackling: Even though Haden doesn’t have the best size, he is strong supporting the run. His tackling skills are good. Although he could stand to get lower on his tackles, he wraps up properly and doesn’t let go. Zone coverage: Improved his zone coverage skills as a junior. Did a better job of trusting his football intelligence and understanding where a route is going to develop. Before he would bite on combo routes and have to rely on his closing speed. Has the burst to close his cushion fast. Final word: There is no better college cornerback than Haden. He’s come along this season as a complete corner capable of shutting down a side of the field and helping against the run. Although Haden struggles at times against shiftier receivers in man coverage, he has good speed and can out-muscle opponents. Haden was a starter upon setting foot in Gainesville. He missed only one game in his career due to injury and started 40 games for the Gators. Clearly the top cornerback available in the 2010 NFL Draft. Has the strength, tackling ability and closing speed to play free safety as well.

With the 8th overall pick, the Oakland RAIDERS select:

BRYAN BULAGA, OT, IOWA



DOB: 03/05/1989
Age: 21
Height: 6'5 3/8"
Weight: 314lbs

Citation:

Analysis Pass blocking: Takes a strong angle on kick slide, keeps knees bent, head up, and arm extended to keep defenders at bay. Very difficult to get off his blocks if he's mirroring. Has a strong punch. Tends to lunge against inside moves, lacks great recovery speed and can be beaten by secondary rush. Slow to recoil once extended. Hesitates when defenders let up. Gets bull rushed into the pocket by strong ends because he allows their hands into his chest, but typically anchors before reaching the quarterback. Must improve his arm-bar to keep rusher out of the pocket. Inconsistent quickness after the first step in his kick slide makes him susceptible to giving up the edge to quicker pass rushers. Run blocking: Good positional blocker, well-coached on how to get correct angles. Capable in zone scheme, has a strong combination of agility and strength. Turns his man out of the hole and seals the edge. Attacks defenders in short yardage situations, strong enough to lock on and sustain, even against large ends. Gets low to drive near the goal line. Pulling/trapping: Isn't asked to pull or trap a lot in Iowa's zone system, but has the quick feet needed to work behind the line and burst through the hole. Usually hits a target on the move and sustains. Initial Quickness: Brings a very strong punch and pop to his opponent when run blocking, especially for a left tackle. Adequate quickness to pass set from two-point stance. Downfield: Excellent mobility to get to the second level and beyond. Keeps feet moving and hands strong after initial contact, sustains well against linebackers and safeties. Mirrors quicker players in space. Adjusts to players coming from any angle. Gives effort downfield to block on runs and pass plays. Intangibles: Considered a very competitive, smart and hard-working leader up front. Fought to return from thyroid condition during 2009. Cleans up piles and defends teammates on the field.

En choisissant pour les Raiders, ben, je suis sûr de ne pas ne pas me tromper....

Un OT me semble le meilleur choix mais faut s'attendre à tout avec Al Davis...

With 9th pick overall, Bills select :

Anthony Davis, OT, Rutgers

It’s no secret that the Bills biggest hole is at left tackle. Davis is a New Jersey kid that should be able to come in and be an improvement right away. Davis still needs some work and needs to mature, but his potential is big time.

With the 10th Overall pick, the Jacksonville Jaguars select :



DAN WILLIAMS, 6-2/327

Defensive Tackle -TENNESSEE




# Strengths: Good height and outstanding bulk/strength
# Powerful and can collapse pocket
# Controls point of attack
# Plays with low base
# Anchors the double team
# True force against the run
# Athletic
# Makes plays outside phone booth
# Sniffs out counters and misdirection
# Quick and nimble
# Difficult to block once he gets under an offensive lineman's pads
# Good job of stacking and shedding blockers
# Solid awareness
# Can play 0 or 1 techniques (3-4 or 4-3 nose tackle)
# Nice amount of potential

Weaknesses:
# Tends to wear down in second half
# Not always as physical as you want him to be
# Lacks flexibility and speed
# Not a pass rusher
# No move outside of bull rush
# One-year wonder possibility
# Mediocre work ethic in past

Summary: Monte Kiffin and Ed Orgeron really motivated Williams this past season and you worry if he will maintain his level of play on the field and in practice once he gets paid. He's a prototypical nose tackle, and with an impressive Senior Bowl and postseason workouts, he could sky rocket up draft boards into the top 20 picks. He'll be a great fit for teams like Miami, Cincinati, Houston, Denver, San Diego and Minnesota. Williams is an intriguing talent in a below-average defensive tackle class and is my No. 1 ranked nose tackle.

Player Comparison: Domata Peko. Peko is a dominant 1-technique for the Bengals and is a true force against the run, but not much of a pass rusher.

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Je pense que les Jags vont tenter de descendre dans la draft pour prendre Tebow (un échange avec Atlanta ?), mais tant que rien n'est fait...

John Henderson était une force dans le Pass Rush quand il avait Marcus Stroud avec lui. Là, il retrouve le même type de joueur, et en plus il vient de la même Fac que lui. Pas la peine de prendre un autre DE pour rusher Manning et autres. Williams va libérer Henderson mais aussi les DEs draftés haut comme Harvey et Groves, mais aussi Kampman.

With the 11th Overall pick, the Denver Broncos select:

Rolando McClain, ILB from Alabama, 6-4(1,93)/258(117)




Forces: Pas encore 21 ans, grand, puissant, bonne vision du jeu, bon en couverture, excellent contre la course, connait la 3-4, gros travailleur, leader, ball-hawker, loupe peu de plaquages, endurant, bon en pass-rush et sur les blitzs, bonnes mains, hard-hitter, n'a pas loupé 1 match en 3 ans.

Faiblesses: Pas très rapide, peut avoir du mal sur les man-to-man face à des TE rapides, pourrait ne pas être autant aidé par la DL des Broncos que par celle d'Alabama, doit améliorer ses séparation de blocks, plaque un peu haut.

Comparaison: Ray Lewis.

Commentaires: Il est clairement le meilleur LB de la draft, et depuis qu'Andra Davis a été cutté, c'est le plus gros besoin des Broncos avec l'intérieur de la OL. Le problème est que c'est un peu tôt pour drafter un G/C. McClain peut être l'homme de base du nouveau DC (ex-LB coach) et il peut former un duo plus qu'intéressant avec D.J. Williams. Le DL a été améliorée avec les FA et les bons Linemen pour 3-4 sont déjà tous partis ou presque et Marshall semble parti pour rester, donc pas de Dez Bryant. Les autres besoins pourront attendre les autres tours.

Après c'est toujours difficile de prévoir avec McDaniels, on l'a bien vu l'an dernier, mais McClain fait plus ou moins l'unanimité. Il peut quand même drafter un joueur si il le sent bien quelque soit sa position: Spiller, Bryant, Kyle Wilson, Mays, Iupati, Kindle, Spikes... On peut s'attendre à tout.

With the 12th Overall pick, the Miami Dolphins select :

Dez Bryant, WR from Oklahoma State



Strengths :
● Above average height
● Good muscle definition
● Great hands
● Will come back to the quarterback and present a window
● Dominant on jump balls
● Attacks ball at apex
● Gets off line of scrimmage
● Coordinated and can adjust to the ball
● Knows how to set up a receiver and flip their hips
● Athletic
● Nice sideline awareness
● Tough to tackle
● Explosive punt returner
● Good running vision
● Decent amount of upside



Weaknesses :
● Route running is still suspect
● Rounds off digs and deep outs
● Not very fast
● Lacks deep speed
● Could be more elusive
● Doesn't always generate maximum YAC
● Needs to eat up cushion more quickly in off man
● Needs to work on reading coverages as he does not always identify the zone
● A little sluggish coming out of breaks

Summary :
Bryant is a talented receiver, but he doesn't seem to project as a No. 1 wideout at the next level. He has the skill set of a dominant No. 2 who can really help a quarterback in the red zone and on third down.

Player Comparison :
Chad Ochocinco. Ochocinco and Bryant have very similar builds and great ball skills, but unfortunately lack above average speed.

Remarques : J'aurais bien drafté un QB parce que j'ai horreur d'Henne mais il ne reste plus de joueur valable à ce poste pour le 1st round, pourquoi pas drafter Tebow plus tard dans la Draft (J'en connais un qui serait heureux tiens, Chad si tu m'entends ...). Ensuite avec le départ de Porter on peut avoir besoin d'un OLB du côté de Miami mais j'ai voulu faire dans l'original surtout que Miami n'a pas de réel top receveur...

With the 13th overall pick, the SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS select:

CJ SPILLER , Running Back, from Clemson



Strengths:
Solid bulk
Extremely fast with gamebreaking ability
Instinctive back
Patient and sets up blockers
Great vision to identify cutback lanes at line of scrimmage and in open field
Very elusive and evades tacklers
Great spin move
Runs routes well out of backfield
Lots of experience catching the ball
Soft hands
Nice second gear to go distance
Breaks a good amount of tackles for his weight
Can contribute as a returner
Projects as an excellent No. 2, change-of-pace running back
Good YPC average despite weak offensive line


Weaknesses:
Won't get that much bigger without losing speed
Not very assertive between the tackles
Generally shys from contact
Not very powerful
Not going to get much done on the goal line
Weak inside runner
Mediocre in pass protection
Not an explosive or exceptional punt returner
Cuts outside far too often

Summary: Spiller profiles as a very explosive back, but isn't a No. 1 in the NFL, which isn't an entirely bad thing. He needs to work on his pass protection the most so he can really help out virtually every team on third down.

J'ai longuement hésité avec un OT comme trent williams ou Bruce campbell parce que ça nous fait défaut, et qu'en plus, un RB nest pas notre besoin le plus pressant. Mais un des deux pourrait très bien être encore présent en 17

J'aurais pu aller aussi vers un safety comme Mays ou Earl thomas car notre Back field a besoin de renfort. Haden parti, il n'y a aps de CB qui mérite d'être pris si haut.

En fait, je me demande si je n'ai pas fait ce choix pour soulager un peu franck Gore et pour nous apporter un vrai plus sur les retours de punt et de kick Off.

et puis, ça évite que les Seahahawks le prennent dans la foulée.
en fait, je me demande si c'est pas une connerie, ce choix.
En plus, on a coffee drafté l'an dernier.
mais tant pis je reste sur ce choix là

With the 14th overall pick, the Seattle Seahawks select : Trent Williams from the University of Oklahoma




Height: 6-4⅝ | Weight: 315 | 40-Time: 4.88


Strengths:Ideal bulk --- Fantastic athlete --- Quick --- Agile --- Nimble feet --- Good balance --- Natural knee bender --- Moves well laterally --- Mobile with range to get to the second level --- Can hit a moving target --- Great strength --- Stout at the point of attack --- Gets a good push in the run game --- Able to adjust and recover when beat --- Understands positioning and excels at sealing off defenders --- Solid instincts and awareness --- Violent initial punch --- Tough --- Nasty with a killer instinct --- Has a lot of experience against top competition --- Versatile.

Weaknesses:A tad shorter than you'd prefer --- Doesn't have real long arms --- Has leverage and pad level lapses --- Motor and concentration wane at times --- Battled some minor injuries --- Work ethic's been questioned.

Notes:Was a three-year starter for the Sooners --- Named a 1st Team All-American in 2009 --- Earned 1st Team All-Big 12 honors in 2008 and 2009 --- Could project to right or left tackle at the next level --- Played right tackle early in his career but moved to left tackle to replace Phil Loadholt as a senior --- Looked much better on the right side in 2008 than he did on the left side in 2009 --- Struggles as a senior can be at least partially attributed to a relative unfamiliarity with the position, his not necessarily being 100% healthy as well as an inexperienced group of o-lineman around him --- Has all the tools, just needs to be more consistent and pay closer attention to the details --- Terrific all-around blocker who is equally effective in the pass and run games --- Actually compares quite favorably to New Orleans Saints All - Pro Jamaal Brown.



Commentaires : L'idée est de faire quelque chose de cohérent avec les 2 picks des Seahawks et ce qui serait le meilleur combo pour eux avec ces deux picks. Donc suivant cette logique, après avoir drafté Clausen, ajouter un Tackle me parait le choix le plus logique, surtout avec Trent Williams qui à ce niveau de la draft, selon moi n'est pas loin d'être un steal.

Perso je suis GM des Seahawks, repartir avec Clausen+Williams, je considère que ma draft est plus que réussie.