02-09-2017, 02:31 PM
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Two trades: I traded back in the first round, 1/9 for 1/20, 2/19, and 3/37. So instead of drafting a player like Reuben foster a #9, instead I got OLB/DE McKinley, RT Moton, and LB Walker, Jr.
I traded up in the fourth round 4/9, 6/36 (compensatory pick), and 7/9 for 4/1 and drafted C Eflein.
20: R1P20 EDGE TAKKARIST MCKINLEY
UCLA
Edge rusher who could be used similarly to Tim Williams, but without the off field issue. Could play SAM during running situations and DE during passing situations. Some will say he is too small to play DE in the NFL, but he is actually bigger than Vic Beasley who tore it up this year with 15.5 sacks.
41: R2P9 WR CURTIS SAMUEL
OHIO STATE
Can be used as both a WR and a RB, so Gio doesn't need to be rushed back from his knee injury.
51: R2P19 OT TAYLOR MOTON
WESTERN MICHIGAN
I envision Moton at RT allowing Fisher to replace Zeitler at RG who I don't believe the Bengals will re-sign.
73: R3P9 CB ADOREE' JACKSON
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Swiss Army knife versatility; CB, WR, return specialist. Pacman's replacement at CB allows them to save $6M/yr and apply towards re-signing Kirkpatrick who they need to bring back. Would compete for time as a nickel corner at first and allow Dennard and WJIII to compete for an outside spot opposite Kirkpatrick.
101: R3P37 LB ANTHONY WALKER JR.
NORTHWESTERN
More of a Will in a 4-3 than a MLB. Three down LBer with coverage skills. I've seen comparisons to Lavonte David.
106: R4P1 C PAT ELFLEIN
OHIO STATE
Able to play C or G. With Alexander's track record, I don't see him unseating Bodine as the starter during year one barring injury.
137: R4P32 RB BRIAN HILL
WYOMING
I don't expect the Bengals to be able to re-sign both Peerman and Burkhead. Hill is a capable replacement.
144: R4P39 WR JOSH REYNOLDS
TEXAS A&M
I think the Bengals like what they have in Boyd and don't re-sign LaFell. I see Green and Boyd on the outside with Samuel in the slot with Core, Reynolds, and Erickson as the back ups.
154: R5P9 G AVERY GENNESY
TEXAS A&M
O-line depth able to play both OG and OT. I see Whit brought back on a 1-2 year deal allowing Ogbuehi to develop, Boling at LG, Bodine at C, Fisher at RG, and Moton at RT. Elflein, Westerman both able to play OG or C and Genesy able to play OG or OT in a pinch.
194: R6P9 K ZANE GONZALEZ
ARIZONA STATE
No explanation necessary.
218: R6P33 QB JOSHUA DOBBS
TENNESSEE
Development QB if the Bengals trade McCarron and roll with Driskel as the back up.
http://fanspeak.com/ontheclock/sharedraft.php?d=vvdggh#.WJtLeJdP4zM.mailto
Two trades: I traded back in the first round, 1/9 for 1/20, 2/19, and 3/37. So instead of drafting a player like Reuben foster a #9, instead I got OLB/DE McKinley, RT Moton, and LB Walker, Jr.
I traded up in the fourth round 4/9, 6/36 (compensatory pick), and 7/9 for 4/1 and drafted C Eflein.
20: R1P20 EDGE TAKKARIST MCKINLEY
UCLA
Edge rusher who could be used similarly to Tim Williams, but without the off field issue. Could play SAM during running situations and DE during passing situations. Some will say he is too small to play DE in the NFL, but he is actually bigger than Vic Beasley who tore it up this year with 15.5 sacks.
41: R2P9 WR CURTIS SAMUEL
OHIO STATE
Can be used as both a WR and a RB, so Gio doesn't need to be rushed back from his knee injury.
51: R2P19 OT TAYLOR MOTON
WESTERN MICHIGAN
I envision Moton at RT allowing Fisher to replace Zeitler at RG who I don't believe the Bengals will re-sign.
73: R3P9 CB ADOREE' JACKSON
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Swiss Army knife versatility; CB, WR, return specialist. Pacman's replacement at CB allows them to save $6M/yr and apply towards re-signing Kirkpatrick who they need to bring back. Would compete for time as a nickel corner at first and allow Dennard and WJIII to compete for an outside spot opposite Kirkpatrick.
101: R3P37 LB ANTHONY WALKER JR.
NORTHWESTERN
More of a Will in a 4-3 than a MLB. Three down LBer with coverage skills. I've seen comparisons to Lavonte David.
106: R4P1 C PAT ELFLEIN
OHIO STATE
Able to play C or G. With Alexander's track record, I don't see him unseating Bodine as the starter during year one barring injury.
137: R4P32 RB BRIAN HILL
WYOMING
I don't expect the Bengals to be able to re-sign both Peerman and Burkhead. Hill is a capable replacement.
144: R4P39 WR JOSH REYNOLDS
TEXAS A&M
I think the Bengals like what they have in Boyd and don't re-sign LaFell. I see Green and Boyd on the outside with Samuel in the slot with Core, Reynolds, and Erickson as the back ups.
154: R5P9 G AVERY GENNESY
TEXAS A&M
O-line depth able to play both OG and OT. I see Whit brought back on a 1-2 year deal allowing Ogbuehi to develop, Boling at LG, Bodine at C, Fisher at RG, and Moton at RT. Elflein, Westerman both able to play OG or C and Genesy able to play OG or OT in a pinch.
194: R6P9 K ZANE GONZALEZ
ARIZONA STATE
No explanation necessary.
218: R6P33 QB JOSHUA DOBBS
TENNESSEE
Development QB if the Bengals trade McCarron and roll with Driskel as the back up.
