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I thought after seeing someone on NFL.com project Sergio Kindle to us at #11 there would be no way I could see a worst draft.......but I was wrong. Here is Matt McGuire's new 3 round mock - http://walterfootball.com/draft2010matt.php
Our Picks and analysis -
1 - Taylor Mays - S - USC
I have the Broncos passing up on Rolando McClain because some teams are very weary about McClain's Crohn's disease, which is a serious threat to his health in the future. With this said, the Broncos are highly likely to go defense at this pick. After investing in outside linebacker last year with Robert Ayers, I think you have to look at defensive line, but with Dan Williams gone and Jared Odrick being a reach at No. 11, it doesn't make much sense. This defense could use a big-time strong safety and Mays makes a lot of sense for this depth chart if they were to pass up on McClain.
2 - Corey Wootten - DE - Northwestern
Corey Wootton has intriguing physical tools to play 5-technique in the Broncos' three-man front.
3 - Colt McCoy - QB - Texas
I think McCoy to Denver is a great fit for a head coach who loves quarterbacks that don't throw the ball more than four yards down the field.
Anyone be happy with this draft LOL, btw they always knock McD and the Broncos on here.
2 other picks that made me laugh -
#22 (NE) - Jared Odrick - DT - Penn StateThis is one of those picks that a lot of fans probably hate seeing in my mock draft in terms of a prospect, but one that often happens on Draft Day. Teams reach and this is a logical reach for the Pats. They are desperate to find a defensive end for their line after trading away Richard Seymour to the Raiders.
Odrick has prototypical tools to play the 5-technique position with great size, strength, quickness, active hands and a great motor. He has a bit of upside and might crack the top 20-25 of big boards for 3-4 defensive teams. Odrick makes a lot of sense here for the Pats especially since I am not so high on the outside linebackers worthy of this selection.
He MIGHT fall here, unlikely, but the bits in bold made me laugh.
#38 (Cleveland Browns) - Sergio Kindle - DE/OLB - Texas
Kindle is a little overrated and I'm confident he is going to fall out if the first round, much to the chagrin of Mike Mayock who has him No. 7 overall on his board. The Browns are desperate for pass rushers, and he's their best option at this point.
NO WAY he falls out of round one.
Our Picks and analysis -
1 - Taylor Mays - S - USC
I have the Broncos passing up on Rolando McClain because some teams are very weary about McClain's Crohn's disease, which is a serious threat to his health in the future. With this said, the Broncos are highly likely to go defense at this pick. After investing in outside linebacker last year with Robert Ayers, I think you have to look at defensive line, but with Dan Williams gone and Jared Odrick being a reach at No. 11, it doesn't make much sense. This defense could use a big-time strong safety and Mays makes a lot of sense for this depth chart if they were to pass up on McClain.
2 - Corey Wootten - DE - Northwestern
Corey Wootton has intriguing physical tools to play 5-technique in the Broncos' three-man front.
3 - Colt McCoy - QB - Texas
I think McCoy to Denver is a great fit for a head coach who loves quarterbacks that don't throw the ball more than four yards down the field.
Anyone be happy with this draft LOL, btw they always knock McD and the Broncos on here.
2 other picks that made me laugh -
#22 (NE) - Jared Odrick - DT - Penn StateThis is one of those picks that a lot of fans probably hate seeing in my mock draft in terms of a prospect, but one that often happens on Draft Day. Teams reach and this is a logical reach for the Pats. They are desperate to find a defensive end for their line after trading away Richard Seymour to the Raiders.
Odrick has prototypical tools to play the 5-technique position with great size, strength, quickness, active hands and a great motor. He has a bit of upside and might crack the top 20-25 of big boards for 3-4 defensive teams. Odrick makes a lot of sense here for the Pats especially since I am not so high on the outside linebackers worthy of this selection.
He MIGHT fall here, unlikely, but the bits in bold made me laugh.
#38 (Cleveland Browns) - Sergio Kindle - DE/OLB - Texas
Kindle is a little overrated and I'm confident he is going to fall out if the first round, much to the chagrin of Mike Mayock who has him No. 7 overall on his board. The Browns are desperate for pass rushers, and he's their best option at this point.
NO WAY he falls out of round one.
If we took Taylor Mays in the 1st round I would literally jump off a building.
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