04-10-2022, 09:03 PM
Ok, now that we know who a lot of our FAs are (very happy they got Flowers back), I went ahead and did another mock on first-pick.com.
There are still a lot of players out there that would never be available when I saw them, so I tried to be realistic and only take guys that have a legitimate shot at being there. Make one trade back in Rd 1.
Your score is: 49778 (GRADE: A)
Your Picks:
Round 2 Pick 10 (IND): Roger McCreary, CB, Auburn (A)- Thrilled he was still there at the top of Rd 2. I see a lot of Carlton Davis in him, and they are both Auburn guys that are well-coached and face tough competition.
Round 2 Pick 31: Alec Pierce, WR, Cincinnati (A-)- Really surprised he was there, but more and more mocks are showing him in the latter part of rd 2. Have no idea why, but he can play any WR position and is great depth, plus insurance should the Bengals not be able to sign Higgins.
Round 3 Pick 9 (IND): Travis Jones, DT, Connecticut (A); More of a NT in the NFL, but played mostly 3T for UCONN. Not much of a football factory, but he stood out on tape. Love his toughness, although he does tend to wait until he is really needed before making a big play. That being said, when he wants to, he can't be stopped.
Round 3 Pick 31: Christian Harris, ILB/OLB, Alabama (A+): Not sure his projection, but excellent versatility and depth at the LB position. Rangy with great sideline pursuit and coverage skills.
Round 4 Pick 31: Bryan Cook, FS/SS, Cincinnati (A+): I think Cook was one of the most underrated pieces of that outstanding UC defense. Can play both spots and has great toughness/competitiveness.
Round 5 Pick 31: Montaric Brown, CB, Arkansas (A+)- Shifty athlete that can hold up outside
Round 6 Pick 30: Cameron Latu, TE, Alabama (A+); Solid athlete with a good attitude and drive
Round 7 Pick 5: Chris Owens, C/OG, Alabama (A): Someone said this guy might not be coming out?
Round 7 Pick 31: Pierre Strong Jr., RB, South Dakota State (A+): Small school stud with big time production
Thoughts?
There are still a lot of players out there that would never be available when I saw them, so I tried to be realistic and only take guys that have a legitimate shot at being there. Make one trade back in Rd 1.
Your score is: 49778 (GRADE: A)
Your Picks:
Round 2 Pick 10 (IND): Roger McCreary, CB, Auburn (A)- Thrilled he was still there at the top of Rd 2. I see a lot of Carlton Davis in him, and they are both Auburn guys that are well-coached and face tough competition.
Round 2 Pick 31: Alec Pierce, WR, Cincinnati (A-)- Really surprised he was there, but more and more mocks are showing him in the latter part of rd 2. Have no idea why, but he can play any WR position and is great depth, plus insurance should the Bengals not be able to sign Higgins.
Round 3 Pick 9 (IND): Travis Jones, DT, Connecticut (A); More of a NT in the NFL, but played mostly 3T for UCONN. Not much of a football factory, but he stood out on tape. Love his toughness, although he does tend to wait until he is really needed before making a big play. That being said, when he wants to, he can't be stopped.
Round 3 Pick 31: Christian Harris, ILB/OLB, Alabama (A+): Not sure his projection, but excellent versatility and depth at the LB position. Rangy with great sideline pursuit and coverage skills.
Round 4 Pick 31: Bryan Cook, FS/SS, Cincinnati (A+): I think Cook was one of the most underrated pieces of that outstanding UC defense. Can play both spots and has great toughness/competitiveness.
Round 5 Pick 31: Montaric Brown, CB, Arkansas (A+)- Shifty athlete that can hold up outside
Round 6 Pick 30: Cameron Latu, TE, Alabama (A+); Solid athlete with a good attitude and drive
Round 7 Pick 5: Chris Owens, C/OG, Alabama (A): Someone said this guy might not be coming out?
Round 7 Pick 31: Pierre Strong Jr., RB, South Dakota State (A+): Small school stud with big time production
Thoughts?
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