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I think they are going to trade(including for AP) but for mock purposes, I'll keep everything as is:
1- Marcus Peters, CB Washington: he's the best CB in the draft. He had his issues in college but I don't consider them serious. The new staff at UW kicked off, or suspended, 8 other players as well. It's just that Peters was the highest profile player. He is worth the risk.
2- Danielle Hunter, OLB LSU: I've liked him for awhile and it's hard to find a guy with his ceiling in late round 2. Long and athletic, he has everything you want physically and is only 20. He could be a monster if he takes to NFL coaching.
3- Devin Funchess, TE/WR Michigan: he ran a slower than expected 40 at the combine but the guy was very productive at Michigan while having complete trash at QB throwing to him. He can be a Jimmy Graham-type player in the NFL.
4- Javorious Allen, RB USC: with this deep RB class some guys are going to slide through the cracks. Allen could be one of them and he'd fill the big back need that Arians said he wants.
5- BJ Finney, C K-St: the 3 time captain fits Keim's mold to a tee. He's very smart but limited athletically. He's much like the guy he'd be replacing, Sendlein.
6- Chaz Green, OT Florida: he's very impressive both physically and athletically. He just hasn't been all that durable. If he can stay healthy, he could give Massie a run for his money at RT.
7: Tony Washington, OLB Oregon: he has the tools to be an effective player in the NFL but something was missing at Oregon. He looks the part but just didn't make a huge impact. His ability makes him worth a shot late in the draft.
7: Deon Simon, NT Northwestern St: small school player has the size and strength to develop into a good NT. He's a definite project but there a lot to work with.
1- Marcus Peters, CB Washington: he's the best CB in the draft. He had his issues in college but I don't consider them serious. The new staff at UW kicked off, or suspended, 8 other players as well. It's just that Peters was the highest profile player. He is worth the risk.
2- Danielle Hunter, OLB LSU: I've liked him for awhile and it's hard to find a guy with his ceiling in late round 2. Long and athletic, he has everything you want physically and is only 20. He could be a monster if he takes to NFL coaching.
3- Devin Funchess, TE/WR Michigan: he ran a slower than expected 40 at the combine but the guy was very productive at Michigan while having complete trash at QB throwing to him. He can be a Jimmy Graham-type player in the NFL.
4- Javorious Allen, RB USC: with this deep RB class some guys are going to slide through the cracks. Allen could be one of them and he'd fill the big back need that Arians said he wants.
5- BJ Finney, C K-St: the 3 time captain fits Keim's mold to a tee. He's very smart but limited athletically. He's much like the guy he'd be replacing, Sendlein.
6- Chaz Green, OT Florida: he's very impressive both physically and athletically. He just hasn't been all that durable. If he can stay healthy, he could give Massie a run for his money at RT.
7: Tony Washington, OLB Oregon: he has the tools to be an effective player in the NFL but something was missing at Oregon. He looks the part but just didn't make a huge impact. His ability makes him worth a shot late in the draft.
7: Deon Simon, NT Northwestern St: small school player has the size and strength to develop into a good NT. He's a definite project but there a lot to work with.
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