2018 OFFICIAL Board Mock (Chat)

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(04-19-2018, 09:47 PM)Nate (formerly eliminate08) Wrote: I don't put that much stock in PFF but you could be right Bfine. Maybe should of took Hernandez there but i
remember their RG looking pretty good last year and Hurst next to Joseph sure sounds pretty amazing and
Zim is a D guy. Hernandez has problems with his hands and this could see him fall a bit.

Hurst was a fine pick and Zims might focus on Dline. Like I said if Hernandez is still available Mikey better be on the phone. 

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That went quick. Nice choices by all though. Thanks to those that managed this

[*bfine32*]

(04-19-2018, 09:47 PM)psychdoctor Wrote: I hate who ever picked Ragnow lol

Didn't know you were a Carolina fan

[*Nate (formerly eliminate08)*]

Yeah, major props and reps to Wolf. I sure as hell know i couldn't do it.

Had a hard enough time making my picks for the first time lmao!

Never did this before, always just watch my Bengals pretty much leading up to the Draft and who
might be there for THEIR needs. Never thought about the other teams much before this.

Was interesting to say the least and thanks again Wolf!

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(04-19-2018, 09:47 PM)psychdoctor Wrote: I hate who ever picked Ragnow lol

Had to put some suspense in it...ha

  

[*psychdoctor*]

I thought long and hard for the Bengals 21st pick. I did not want to reach for Ragnow or center in round 1 and I really liked Hernandez OG but with Westerman I thought OT was best to help re-shape the O-Line.

I thought New Orleans needed a DT but wanted to give Drew another weapon in the TE for Penn State

[*Nate (formerly eliminate08)*]

(04-19-2018, 09:48 PM)Bengalstripes18 Wrote: I like the Vikings adding more to their defensive line. The Vikings had some injuries on their offensive line last year. I could go either way though. They definitely add to their offensive line or defensive line with the pick.

Awesome brother.

[BobJones4980]

Top 50 Remaining Prospects according to CBS :


11 Jaire Alexander Louisville Jr CB 2 5-11 192
15 Ogbonnia Okoronkwo Oklahoma Sr DE 2 6-1 242 
17 Taven Bryan Florida Jr DT 2 6-4 291
19 James Washington Oklahoma St. Sr WR 2 5-11 213
21 Isaiah Wynn Georgia Sr OG 2 6-3 313 
24 Will Hernandez UTEP Sr OG 3 6-2 348 
26 Orlando Brown Oklahoma Jr OT 1 6-8 360 
29 Isaiah Oliver Colorado Jr CB 4 6-1 190 
30 Connor Williams Texas Jr OT 3 6-5 320 
31 Dorian O'Daniel Clemson Sr OLB 2 6-1 215 
32 Michael Gallup Colorado St. Sr WR 3 6-1 205
36 Ronald Jones II USC Jr RB 3 5-11 200 
37 Chukwuma Okorafor W. Michigan Sr OT 5 6-6 330 
38 Marcell Ateman Oklahoma St. Sr WR 4 6-4 220 
39 Braden Smith Auburn Sr OG 4 6-6 303 
40 Tyrell Crosby Oregon Sr OT 6 6-5 325 
41 James Daniels Iowa Jr C 2 6-3 295 
42 Holton Hill Texas Jr CB 5 6-3 200 
43 Harrison Phillips Stanford Sr DT 5 6-4 307 
44 Anthony Miller Memphis Sr WR 5 5-11 190 
45 Nick Chubb Georgia Sr RB 4 5-11 228 
47 Billy Price Ohio St. Sr C 3 6-4 312 
48 Darius Leonard S.C. State Jr OLB 3 6-2 213 
49 Josh Sweat Florida St. Jr DE 4 6-4 251
51 Dallas Goedert S. Dak. St. Sr TE 1 6-5 255
53 Sony Michel Georgia Sr RB 5 5-11 220
56 Martinas Rankin Miss. State Sr C 4 6-5 305 
57 Tim Settle Va. Tech Soph DT 6 6-3 335 
58 Tre'Quan Smith UCF Jr WR 7 6-1 210 
59 Royce Freeman Oregon Sr RB 6 5-11 234 
60 Malik Jefferson Texas Jr OLB 4 6-3 236 
61 Bradley Bozeman Alabama Sr C 5 6-5 316 
62 Deontay Burnett USC Jr WR 8 6-0 170 
63 Justin Reid Stanford Jr FS 2 6-1 204 
64 Greg Stroman Va. Tech Sr CB 6 6-0 180 
65 Duke Ejiofor Wake Forest Sr DE 6 6-4 270 
66 M.J. Stewart N. Carolina Sr CB 7 5-11 200 
67 Jeff Holland Auburn Jr DE 7 6-2 249 
68 Auden Tate Florida St. Jr WR 9 6-5 225
71 Kameron Kelly San Diego St Sr CB 9 6-2 200 
72 Arden Key LSU Jr DE 8 6-6 238 
73 Mark Andrews Oklahoma Jr TE 3 6-5 256 
74 Kerryon Johnson Auburn Jr RB 7 6-0 212 
75 Lorenzo Carter Georgia Sr DE 9 6-6 250 
76 Skai Moore S. Carolina Sr OLB 5 6-2 221 
77 Chad Thomas Miami (Fla.) Sr DE 10 6-6 275 
78 Derrick Nnadi Florida St. Sr DT 7 6-1 299 
79 Uchenna Nwosu USC Sr OLB 6 6-3 251 
80 RJ McIntosh Miami (Fla.) Jr DT 8 6-4 293 
81 Kalen Ballage Arizona St. Sr RB 8 6-1 227



Rest of the remaining players are listed in the BPA / Rankings thread started by Holic, it'll be the second post and fully updated.

[*bfine32*]

See you fellas 5 PM on Sunday. I'm heading to Louisville for the weekend for Thunder. If you're down there give me a PM. I have a room at the Galt House.

[*psychdoctor*]

(04-19-2018, 09:53 PM)BobJones4980 Wrote: Top 50 Remaining Prospects according to CBS :


11 Jaire Alexander Louisville Jr CB 2 5-11 192

15 Ogbonnia Okoronkwo Oklahoma Sr DE 2 6-1 242 

17 Taven Bryan Florida Jr DT 2 6-4 291

19 James Washington Oklahoma St. Sr WR 2 5-11 213

21 Isaiah Wynn Georgia Sr OG 2 6-3 313 

24 Will Hernandez UTEP Sr OG 3 6-2 348 

26 Orlando Brown Oklahoma Jr OT 1 6-8 360 

29 Isaiah Oliver Colorado Jr CB 4 6-1 190 

30 Connor Williams Texas Jr OT 3 6-5 320 

31 Dorian O'Daniel Clemson Sr OLB 2 6-1 215 

32 Michael Gallup Colorado St. Sr WR 3 6-1 205

36 Ronald Jones II USC Jr RB 3 5-11 200 

37 Chukwuma Okorafor W. Michigan Sr OT 5 6-6 330 

38 Marcell Ateman Oklahoma St. Sr WR 4 6-4 220 

39 Braden Smith Auburn Sr OG 4 6-6 303 

40 Tyrell Crosby Oregon Sr OT 6 6-5 325 

41 James Daniels Iowa Jr C 2 6-3 295 

42 Holton Hill Texas Jr CB 5 6-3 200 

43 Harrison Phillips Stanford Sr DT 5 6-4 307 

44 Anthony Miller Memphis Sr WR 5 5-11 190 

45 Nick Chubb Georgia Sr RB 4 5-11 228 

47 Billy Price Ohio St. Sr C 3 6-4 312 

48 Darius Leonard S.C. State Jr OLB 3 6-2 213 

49 Josh Sweat Florida St. Jr DE 4 6-4 251

51 Dallas Goedert S. Dak. St. Sr TE 1 6-5 255

53 Sony Michel Georgia Sr RB 5 5-11 220

56 Martinas Rankin Miss. State Sr C 4 6-5 305 

57 Tim Settle Va. Tech Soph DT 6 6-3 335 

58 Tre'Quan Smith UCF Jr WR 7 6-1 210 

59 Royce Freeman Oregon Sr RB 6 5-11 234 

60 Malik Jefferson Texas Jr OLB 4 6-3 236 

61 Bradley Bozeman Alabama Sr C 5 6-5 316 

62 Deontay Burnett USC Jr WR 8 6-0 170 

63 Justin Reid Stanford Jr FS 2 6-1 204 

64 Greg Stroman Va. Tech Sr CB 6 6-0 180 

65 Duke Ejiofor Wake Forest Sr DE 6 6-4 270 

66 M.J. Stewart N. Carolina Sr CB 7 5-11 200 

67 Jeff Holland Auburn Jr DE 7 6-2 249 

68 Auden Tate Florida St. Jr WR 9 6-5 225

71 Kameron Kelly San Diego St Sr CB 9 6-2 200 

72 Arden Key LSU Jr DE 8 6-6 238 

73 Mark Andrews Oklahoma Jr TE 3 6-5 256 

74 Kerryon Johnson Auburn Jr RB 7 6-0 212 

75 Lorenzo Carter Georgia Sr DE 9 6-6 250 

76 Skai Moore S. Carolina Sr OLB 5 6-2 221 

77 Chad Thomas Miami (Fla.) Sr DE 10 6-6 275 

78 Derrick Nnadi Florida St. Sr DT 7 6-1 299 

79 Uchenna Nwosu USC Sr OLB 6 6-3 251 

80 RJ McIntosh Miami (Fla.) Jr DT 8 6-4 293 

81 Kalen Ballage Arizona St. Sr RB 8 6-1 227



Rest of the remaining players are listed in the BPA / Rankings thread started by Holic, it'll be the second post.

Some really good talent left...

[*Nate (formerly eliminate08)*]

(04-19-2018, 09:52 PM)psychdoctor Wrote: I thought long and hard for the Bengals 21st pick.  I did not want to reach for Ragnow or center in round 1 and I really liked Hernandez OG but with Westerman I thought OT was best to help re-shape the O-Line.  

I thought New Orleans needed a DT but wanted to give Drew another weapon in the TE for Penn State

I think both are great picks Psych. I would of went with Ragnow but i am sure if McGinchey is there we take him
and hope Ragnow falls. Just what i think we would do.

Makes sense Gesicki going to the Saints too.

Hurst must of been on your mind.

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(04-19-2018, 09:55 PM)Nate (formerly eliminate08) Wrote: I think both are great picks Psych. I would of went with Ragnow but i am sure if McGinchey is there we take him
and hope Ragnow falls. Just what i think we would do.

Makes sense Gesicki going to the Saints too.

Hurst must of been on your mind.

I was going to select Hurst for New Orleans for sure but Gesicki seems like a special player and they need help at WR/TE.  I just hope Bengals grab one of the following:
Hernandez, Price, Ragnow, Wynn, AND McGlinchey

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(04-19-2018, 09:58 PM)psychdoctor Wrote: I was going to select Hurst for New Orleans for sure but Gesicki seems like a special player and they need help at WR/TE.  I just hope Bengals grab one of the following:
Hernandez, Price, Ragnow, Wynn, AND McGlinchey

I considered Gesicki for Carolina at 24

[Jpoore]

I love my picks for the bills. I thought I was gonna get the haul of the draft by stealing Denzel ward at 12(damn u raiders) to go with Lamar Jackson at 22. So I reached a tad with Josh Jackson but get another interception machine along with one of the best young CB tandems in Josh jackson and tredavious white on that defense to go along with a perfect fit at qb in Lamar Jackson.

[wolfkaosaun]

It was a lot of fun to be on the Commish side of things. When it came to my Jags pick I was like oh crap what. But thanks to everyone who was able to help out and make their picks. It went really smooth. Some fun picks and I really dug some of these first round picks

[Jpoore]

(04-19-2018, 10:20 PM)wolfkaosaun Wrote: It was a lot of fun to be on the Commish side of things. When it came to my Jags pick I was like oh crap what. But thanks to everyone who was able to help out and make their picks. It went really smooth. Some fun picks and I really dug some of these first round picks

I think the jags got the next(with the right coaching) aj.

[BenZoo2]

Hard to argue the mcglinchy pick at 21. Not sure what I would have done there.

Nice job today night wolf!


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[wolfkaosaun]

(04-19-2018, 10:22 PM)Jpoore Wrote: I think the jags got the next(with the right coaching) aj.

I love St. Brown. I have him as my #3 WR. His play is very identical to Green.

My biggest issue with this WR class is a TON of the top receivers had poor supporting QBs

[*Nate (formerly eliminate08)*]

(04-19-2018, 10:20 PM)wolfkaosaun Wrote: It was a lot of fun to be on the Commish side of things. When it came to my Jags pick I was like oh crap what. But thanks to everyone who was able to help out and make their picks. It went really smooth. Some fun picks and I really dug some of these first round picks

Thanks so much once again Wolf, shit i had a tough time making my Lions pick as it wasn't a team i was very
familiar with. Needed as much help as i could get. Not easy doing that on the fly and i couldn't imagine what
you went through man.

We watch the Draft every year and see a similar approach and then come Draft day it is pretty different.

[Jpoore]

(04-19-2018, 11:35 PM)wolfkaosaun Wrote: I love St. Brown. I have him as my #3 WR. His play is very identical to Green.

My biggest issue with this WR class is a TON of the top receivers had poor supporting QBs

Yeah that's the problem this year. U have a TON of wr3s, Anthony Miller/ab comparisons but he's got the foot, or the very few wr1s that are in this class had really bad qb play.