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This is done with no trades, which we all know is highly unlikely.
1-Indy: Luck- no brainer
2-Was: RG III- no brainer, pt.2
3-Minn: Matt Kalil, OT- They may talk Claiborne but a franchise LT has too much value to pass.
4-Cleve: Trent Richardson, RB- Many think Tannehill is possible but Holmgren doesn't take QB's in round 1. With Hillis gone and Hardest hurting, TR is the pick.
5-TB: Morris Claiborne, CB- Like Peterson, Claiboren goes #5 and TB, like the Cards last year, gets arguably the best player(non-QB) in the draft.
6-St.Louis: David DeCastro, OG- First surprise. Everybody has Blackmon to the Rams but look at Fisher's teams and you'll see they are built from trenches out and on the running game. DDC is the 2nd best OL in the draft and will be a cornerstone of the Rams OL.
7-Jax: Quentin Coples, DE- This is a toss up between Coples and Blackmon. The need for a pass rusher and a deep WR draft pushes Jax to Coples.
8-Miami: Ryan Tannehill, QB- If I were running the Fish, Blackmon would be my choice and work on getting a QB next year. Blackmon has character issues that will cause him to drop and they just jettisoned problem child Marshall. Owner Ross wants a QB and Sherman was Tannehill's coach at A&M.
9-Car: Michael Brockers, DT- The Panthers need an inside force and Brockers could become the best DT,or DE, in the league within a few years.
10-Buff: Riley Reiff, OT- Buffalo addressed their defensive pass rush needs with Mario Williams and Mark Anderson. Reiff steps and fills the hole left by the departure of Demetrius Bell to Arizona.
11-KC: Dontari Poe, DT- After his combine performance, Pioli sees Poe as KC's version of Vince Wilfork.
12-Sea: Dre Kirkpatrick, CB- Seattle likes big CB's and Kirkpatrick will be nice replacement for the released Marcus Trufant.
13-Ari: Justin Blackmon, WR- The Cards will feel they have filled their OL via free agency and will have this pick come down to Melvin Ingram and Blackmon. Ingram fills a need but Blackmon is too good of a talent to pass at this point and Whiz just can't let that happen.
14-Dall: Mark Barron, SS- The Cowboys really want Kirkpatrick but will settle for his hard hitting teammate.
15-Phi: Fletcher Cox, DT- Andy Reid historically goes with size in round 1 and Cox is talented and fills a need.
16-NYJ: Melvin Ingram, DE/OLB- Ingram is just what the doctor ordered for Ryan's defense. They have had trouble getting after the QB and Ingram should have an immediate impact.
17-Cincy: Cordy Glenn, OG- The Bengals add another monstrous athletic piece to their OL. Glenn and Andre Smith could form an intimidating right side of the OL for years to come.
18-SD: Jonathon Martin, OT- SD needs a replacement for McNeil and Martin can step in on day 1.
19-Chi: Whitney Mercilus, DE- The Bears are looking for a pass rusher to pair with Peppers and go with the hometown kid.
20-Tenn: Stephon Gilmore, CB- The Titans lost Finnegan in free agency and Gilmore is a rising commodity on the draft boards.
21-Cincy: Janoris Jenkins, CB- The Bengals embrace players with off field issues. Jenkins is as talented as any CB in the draft but falls to 20 because of the off field issues.
22-Cle: Michael Floyd, WR- The Browns address their glaring hole at WR and now have addressed two major needs on the offensive side of the ball. This team needs playmakers, Richardson and Floyd give them two.
23-Det: Courtney Upshaw, OLB- Detroit is thrilled to get the very talented Upshaw at this point and he can eventually replace Justin Durant at OLB.
24-Pitt: Mike Adams, OT- I think this is a slam dunk pick for the Steelers. They need an OT and Adams fits their style.
25-Den: Devon Still, DT- The Broncos need a guy on the interior DL to collapse the pocket. Still was as good as DT I saw in college last year.
26-Hou: Kendall Wright, WR- Wright would be a great compliment to Andre Johnson and would make the Texnas passing attck even more dynamic. That offense will have more playmakers than they know what to do with.
27-NE: Nick Perry, DE/OLB- The Pats need to get some pass rushers and Perry provides a needed explosive edge rusher.
28-GB: David Wilson, RB- The Packers lack a homerun threat at the RB position and Grant/Starks don't scare anybody. Wilson has plus burst and speed and will be a perfect fit for GB's offense.
29-Balt: D'ontae Hightower, LB- Ozzie Newsome goes to his Bama ties to find Ray Lewis's replcement. He can play inside or out.
30-SF: Peter Kontz, C- SF is ground and pound and Kontz comes from colleges version of ground and pound, Wisconsin. Kontz will add another good, young linemen to SF's already very good young OL.
31-NE: Stephen Hill, WR- NE lacks a deep threat and Hill is the best deep threat in the draft. Hill can strecth the defense and open the defenses even more for Gronk, Hernandez, and Welker.
32-NYG: Luke Kuechly, LB- Coughling goes back to his BC roots. Kuechly will be a great pick for the Giants as they were playing with the likes of Chase Blackburn last year.
Cards other picks:
Round 3: Ronnell Lewis, OLB: hard hitting OLB that fits the Cards/Steelers mode for OLB's.
Round 4: Josh Norman, CB: Big, fast, athletic CB from small college Coastal Carolina.
Round 5: Brandon Taylor, SS: He was 3 year starter for LSU and is another hard hitter that can be groomed for AW's replacement.
Round 6: Ryan Miller, OT/OG: He's a big developmental type lineman that has the versatility the Cards like.
Round 6: Donta Paige-Moss, OLB: he is injured and has some attitude problems. However he is as gifted, talent-wise, as any DE/OLB in the draft. It's worth taking a shot at him in round 6 although he may very well go undrafted.
Round 7: Kheeston Randle, DL: The Texas product can provide depth along the DL much like Carter did last year.
1-Indy: Luck- no brainer
2-Was: RG III- no brainer, pt.2
3-Minn: Matt Kalil, OT- They may talk Claiborne but a franchise LT has too much value to pass.
4-Cleve: Trent Richardson, RB- Many think Tannehill is possible but Holmgren doesn't take QB's in round 1. With Hillis gone and Hardest hurting, TR is the pick.
5-TB: Morris Claiborne, CB- Like Peterson, Claiboren goes #5 and TB, like the Cards last year, gets arguably the best player(non-QB) in the draft.
6-St.Louis: David DeCastro, OG- First surprise. Everybody has Blackmon to the Rams but look at Fisher's teams and you'll see they are built from trenches out and on the running game. DDC is the 2nd best OL in the draft and will be a cornerstone of the Rams OL.
7-Jax: Quentin Coples, DE- This is a toss up between Coples and Blackmon. The need for a pass rusher and a deep WR draft pushes Jax to Coples.
8-Miami: Ryan Tannehill, QB- If I were running the Fish, Blackmon would be my choice and work on getting a QB next year. Blackmon has character issues that will cause him to drop and they just jettisoned problem child Marshall. Owner Ross wants a QB and Sherman was Tannehill's coach at A&M.
9-Car: Michael Brockers, DT- The Panthers need an inside force and Brockers could become the best DT,or DE, in the league within a few years.
10-Buff: Riley Reiff, OT- Buffalo addressed their defensive pass rush needs with Mario Williams and Mark Anderson. Reiff steps and fills the hole left by the departure of Demetrius Bell to Arizona.
11-KC: Dontari Poe, DT- After his combine performance, Pioli sees Poe as KC's version of Vince Wilfork.
12-Sea: Dre Kirkpatrick, CB- Seattle likes big CB's and Kirkpatrick will be nice replacement for the released Marcus Trufant.
13-Ari: Justin Blackmon, WR- The Cards will feel they have filled their OL via free agency and will have this pick come down to Melvin Ingram and Blackmon. Ingram fills a need but Blackmon is too good of a talent to pass at this point and Whiz just can't let that happen.
14-Dall: Mark Barron, SS- The Cowboys really want Kirkpatrick but will settle for his hard hitting teammate.
15-Phi: Fletcher Cox, DT- Andy Reid historically goes with size in round 1 and Cox is talented and fills a need.
16-NYJ: Melvin Ingram, DE/OLB- Ingram is just what the doctor ordered for Ryan's defense. They have had trouble getting after the QB and Ingram should have an immediate impact.
17-Cincy: Cordy Glenn, OG- The Bengals add another monstrous athletic piece to their OL. Glenn and Andre Smith could form an intimidating right side of the OL for years to come.
18-SD: Jonathon Martin, OT- SD needs a replacement for McNeil and Martin can step in on day 1.
19-Chi: Whitney Mercilus, DE- The Bears are looking for a pass rusher to pair with Peppers and go with the hometown kid.
20-Tenn: Stephon Gilmore, CB- The Titans lost Finnegan in free agency and Gilmore is a rising commodity on the draft boards.
21-Cincy: Janoris Jenkins, CB- The Bengals embrace players with off field issues. Jenkins is as talented as any CB in the draft but falls to 20 because of the off field issues.
22-Cle: Michael Floyd, WR- The Browns address their glaring hole at WR and now have addressed two major needs on the offensive side of the ball. This team needs playmakers, Richardson and Floyd give them two.
23-Det: Courtney Upshaw, OLB- Detroit is thrilled to get the very talented Upshaw at this point and he can eventually replace Justin Durant at OLB.
24-Pitt: Mike Adams, OT- I think this is a slam dunk pick for the Steelers. They need an OT and Adams fits their style.
25-Den: Devon Still, DT- The Broncos need a guy on the interior DL to collapse the pocket. Still was as good as DT I saw in college last year.
26-Hou: Kendall Wright, WR- Wright would be a great compliment to Andre Johnson and would make the Texnas passing attck even more dynamic. That offense will have more playmakers than they know what to do with.
27-NE: Nick Perry, DE/OLB- The Pats need to get some pass rushers and Perry provides a needed explosive edge rusher.
28-GB: David Wilson, RB- The Packers lack a homerun threat at the RB position and Grant/Starks don't scare anybody. Wilson has plus burst and speed and will be a perfect fit for GB's offense.
29-Balt: D'ontae Hightower, LB- Ozzie Newsome goes to his Bama ties to find Ray Lewis's replcement. He can play inside or out.
30-SF: Peter Kontz, C- SF is ground and pound and Kontz comes from colleges version of ground and pound, Wisconsin. Kontz will add another good, young linemen to SF's already very good young OL.
31-NE: Stephen Hill, WR- NE lacks a deep threat and Hill is the best deep threat in the draft. Hill can strecth the defense and open the defenses even more for Gronk, Hernandez, and Welker.
32-NYG: Luke Kuechly, LB- Coughling goes back to his BC roots. Kuechly will be a great pick for the Giants as they were playing with the likes of Chase Blackburn last year.
Cards other picks:
Round 3: Ronnell Lewis, OLB: hard hitting OLB that fits the Cards/Steelers mode for OLB's.
Round 4: Josh Norman, CB: Big, fast, athletic CB from small college Coastal Carolina.
Round 5: Brandon Taylor, SS: He was 3 year starter for LSU and is another hard hitter that can be groomed for AW's replacement.
Round 6: Ryan Miller, OT/OG: He's a big developmental type lineman that has the versatility the Cards like.
Round 6: Donta Paige-Moss, OLB: he is injured and has some attitude problems. However he is as gifted, talent-wise, as any DE/OLB in the draft. It's worth taking a shot at him in round 6 although he may very well go undrafted.
Round 7: Kheeston Randle, DL: The Texas product can provide depth along the DL much like Carter did last year.
