Now that we have all of our coaches set in place, and a good idea about what defense we will be running, i figured it was finally time to make my first mock....flame away:salute!:
Free Agency
Sean Jones SS: Cleveland-very talented and athletic. would be an immediate upgrade and would start from day 1.
Leonard Pope TE: Arizona- Nate jackson just cant stay healthy and mustard is nothing special. Pope is big (6-8, 260lbs) and young (25). would be a great redzone target and we would have one of the most dominant 3 TE sets in the league
Mike Wright DE/T: New England- a versatile player that can play any position on the line. qualtity depth that can fill in incase of injury
Gabe Watson NT: Arizona- a proven player who is young. he's a RFA so we'd likely give up a 4th rounder for him(its worth it). i do not trust the NT's in this draft and we'd know what we are getting with watson.
2009 NFL Mock Draft
1. Rey Maualuga ILB: USC- a perfect fit for a 3-4, he and DJ in the middle could be a VERY good combination
2. Tyson Jackson DE: LSU- another 3-4 prospect. is great against the run and has potential to be a good pass rusher.
3. James Davis RB: Clemson- a proven runner with good size/strength. a 4 year starter without alot of miles. he and hillis would be a very dangerous combination
4. Traded to Arizona for Gabe Watson
5. Kevin Ellison S: USC- not the most gifted athletically, however he is very smart and always is in position to make a play
5. Phillip Hunt OLB: Houston- a good fit at 3-4 OLB, dominated against what some call week competion. thats why he lasts this far, but could be a very good rush backer in the mold of shawn merrimem.
6. Sherrod Martin CB: Troy- an extremely gifted athlete, but level of competion and injury history could cause him to fall this far. played S in college, but will be asked to move in the pro's
6/7. Pat White WR: West Virginia- QB in college but will have to move in the pro's. would be a great guy to learn under stockley and eventually replace him.
7. Antonio Dixon NT: Miami- very raw, but has the size(6-3, 328) and athleticism to be a very effective tackle
Depth Chart
QB
Jay Cutler
Darrell Hackney
Pat White (emergency QB)
RB
James Davis
Tatum Bell
Ryan Torain
Anthony Alridge
FB
Peyton Hillis
WR 1
Brandon Marshall
Brandon Stockley
Pat White
WR 2
Eddie Royal
Chad Jackson
TE
Daniel Graham
Tony Scheffler
Leonard Pope
LT
Ryan Clady
Tyler Polumbus
LG
Ben Hamilton
Kory Lichtensteiger
C
Casey Wiegman
Kory Lichtensteiger/ Greg Eslinger
RG
Chris Kuper
Kory Lichtensteiger
RT
Ryan Harris
Erik Pears
LDE
Tyson Jackson
Tim Crowder
Ebenezer Ekuban
NT
Gabe Watson
Antonio Dixon
Carlton Powell
RDE
Marcus Thomas
Mike Wright
Kenny Peterson
LOLB
Phillip Hunt
Jarvis Moss
LILB
Rey Maualuga
Spencer Larson
RILB
DJ Williams
Wesley Woodyard
ROLB
Elvis Dumervil
Mario Haggan
CB 1
Champ Bailey
Josh Bell
Jack Williams
CB 2
Dre' Bly
Sherrod Martin
SS
Sean Jones
Marlon McCree
Kevin Ellison
FS
Josh Barrett
Marquand Manual
K
Matt Prater
P
Brett Kern
LS
Mike Leach
KR
Eddie Royal
Anthony Alridge
Sherrod Martin
PR
Eddie Royal
Anthony Alridge
Sherrod Martin
any thoughts/criticism/suggestions?
:salute!:
Free Agency
Sean Jones SS: Cleveland-very talented and athletic. would be an immediate upgrade and would start from day 1.
Leonard Pope TE: Arizona- Nate jackson just cant stay healthy and mustard is nothing special. Pope is big (6-8, 260lbs) and young (25). would be a great redzone target and we would have one of the most dominant 3 TE sets in the league
Mike Wright DE/T: New England- a versatile player that can play any position on the line. qualtity depth that can fill in incase of injury
Gabe Watson NT: Arizona- a proven player who is young. he's a RFA so we'd likely give up a 4th rounder for him(its worth it). i do not trust the NT's in this draft and we'd know what we are getting with watson.
2009 NFL Mock Draft
1. Rey Maualuga ILB: USC- a perfect fit for a 3-4, he and DJ in the middle could be a VERY good combination
2. Tyson Jackson DE: LSU- another 3-4 prospect. is great against the run and has potential to be a good pass rusher.
3. James Davis RB: Clemson- a proven runner with good size/strength. a 4 year starter without alot of miles. he and hillis would be a very dangerous combination
4. Traded to Arizona for Gabe Watson
5. Kevin Ellison S: USC- not the most gifted athletically, however he is very smart and always is in position to make a play
5. Phillip Hunt OLB: Houston- a good fit at 3-4 OLB, dominated against what some call week competion. thats why he lasts this far, but could be a very good rush backer in the mold of shawn merrimem.
6. Sherrod Martin CB: Troy- an extremely gifted athlete, but level of competion and injury history could cause him to fall this far. played S in college, but will be asked to move in the pro's
6/7. Pat White WR: West Virginia- QB in college but will have to move in the pro's. would be a great guy to learn under stockley and eventually replace him.
7. Antonio Dixon NT: Miami- very raw, but has the size(6-3, 328) and athleticism to be a very effective tackle
Depth Chart
QB
Jay Cutler
Darrell Hackney
Pat White (emergency QB)
RB
James Davis
Tatum Bell
Ryan Torain
Anthony Alridge
FB
Peyton Hillis
WR 1
Brandon Marshall
Brandon Stockley
Pat White
WR 2
Eddie Royal
Chad Jackson
TE
Daniel Graham
Tony Scheffler
Leonard Pope
LT
Ryan Clady
Tyler Polumbus
LG
Ben Hamilton
Kory Lichtensteiger
C
Casey Wiegman
Kory Lichtensteiger/ Greg Eslinger
RG
Chris Kuper
Kory Lichtensteiger
RT
Ryan Harris
Erik Pears
LDE
Tyson Jackson
Tim Crowder
Ebenezer Ekuban
NT
Gabe Watson
Antonio Dixon
Carlton Powell
RDE
Marcus Thomas
Mike Wright
Kenny Peterson
LOLB
Phillip Hunt
Jarvis Moss
LILB
Rey Maualuga
Spencer Larson
RILB
DJ Williams
Wesley Woodyard
ROLB
Elvis Dumervil
Mario Haggan
CB 1
Champ Bailey
Josh Bell
Jack Williams
CB 2
Dre' Bly
Sherrod Martin
SS
Sean Jones
Marlon McCree
Kevin Ellison
FS
Josh Barrett
Marquand Manual
K
Matt Prater
P
Brett Kern
LS
Mike Leach
KR
Eddie Royal
Anthony Alridge
Sherrod Martin
PR
Eddie Royal
Anthony Alridge
Sherrod Martin
any thoughts/criticism/suggestions?
:salute!:
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