I thought it would be interesting to see what other posters would consider a surprise pick at #15. I will start off with a few suggestions that would be a surprise to me. My guesses are based on need and what experience Steve Wilks might bring with him from Carolina.
Center Frank Ragnow, Arkansas or center James Daniels, Iowa
I liked the pick of Evan Boehm some years ago, but now I don’t really know what to make of him. I do know that I am not satisfied with Shipley as a starter. In Carolina they have had a cornerstone on their offensive line and really the entire offense in center Ryan Kalil. He has probably been Cam Newton’s best friend since Newton came into the league.
Linebacker Leighton Vander Esch, Boise State
The Cardinals haven’t had a really good middle linebacker since Karlos Dansby and Daryl Washington formed an amazing tandem some years ago. Wilks and Al Holcomb has obviously had great linebackers in Carolina where they made it a big priority with three former first round picks in the unit last season.
Tight end Hayden Hurst, South Carolina
Maybe Ricky Seals-Jones continues his progress, and maybe Jermaine Gresham can continue to be somewhat solid, but none of them are even close to a sure thing at the position. With the Panthers, Steve Wilks has witnessed how tight end Greg Olsen has been Cam Newton’s primary target and one of their very best offensive players for years.
Center Frank Ragnow, Arkansas or center James Daniels, Iowa
I liked the pick of Evan Boehm some years ago, but now I don’t really know what to make of him. I do know that I am not satisfied with Shipley as a starter. In Carolina they have had a cornerstone on their offensive line and really the entire offense in center Ryan Kalil. He has probably been Cam Newton’s best friend since Newton came into the league.
Linebacker Leighton Vander Esch, Boise State
The Cardinals haven’t had a really good middle linebacker since Karlos Dansby and Daryl Washington formed an amazing tandem some years ago. Wilks and Al Holcomb has obviously had great linebackers in Carolina where they made it a big priority with three former first round picks in the unit last season.
Tight end Hayden Hurst, South Carolina
Maybe Ricky Seals-Jones continues his progress, and maybe Jermaine Gresham can continue to be somewhat solid, but none of them are even close to a sure thing at the position. With the Panthers, Steve Wilks has witnessed how tight end Greg Olsen has been Cam Newton’s primary target and one of their very best offensive players for years.