A DENVER BRONCO fan's 3 round MOCK 1.0

[ICON]

MOCK 1.0

Vernon Davis 1.A If he doesnt go top 15 then something is wrong. he's a freak of nature physically with incredible hands and he just makes big plays.

KO SIMPSON 2.A
Leonard Pope 3.A


Jonathan Scott 1.B OR Eric Winston 2.B

NICK MANGOLD 1.C GREG ESLINGER 2C

1.D GREG BLUE 2.D RAY EDWARDS 3.D MAURICE DREW


COULD YOU LIVE WITH THIS DRAFT BELOW ?
(CALL ME CRAZY BUT I THINK THE D-LINE WILL BE BACK NEXT YEAR, WE WILL PICK UP A GOOD DE IN FA)

ROUND 1 VERNON DAVIS
ROUND 1 KO SIMPSON
ROUND 2 NICK MANGOLD
ROUND 3 MAURICE DREW
ROUND 3 DARYN COLLEDGE OT BOISE STATE

[broncohero]

I'm glad you took Marcedes Lewis of your list

1) don't see us picking a TE with pick 1.A Maybe ko simpson then
Leonard Pope 2.a

2) I think the brownco's will be back -C,BROWN . So if we pick up a FA DE
I could live with your draft.

also maurice drew would be fine pick up for us IF we have 2 3rd round pick's

[ICON]

DARREN HOWARD
1 http://http://www.nfl.com/players/playerpage/187563, DE, New Orleans [33 tkls, 4.0 sacks, 2 FF]

Howard has been a bit of an enigma during his 6 years in the league. One year, he looks like the next premier pass rusher in the game. The next year he struggles to play a full season. Howard has had injury problems hte pas three years, so any team pursuing him will have to factor that in. Howard has been franchised, as well as shopped, in the past. After a year of turmoil and the hiring of an offensive minded HC, look for hte Saints to finally cut ties with Howard. He is a great athlete for his size, and has shown the ability to rush the passer consistently in the past. He is also a load, and could move to DT if needed with his 275 lbs frame. However, he is susceptible to double teams, and has trouble adjusting once he turns the corner. Still 29, if he can stay healthy he would be worth the risk. Could be had for good value with an incentive-laden deal.


2. Larry Tripplett, DT, Indianapolis [30 tkls, 4.0 sacks] http://http://www.nfl.com/players/playerpage/302232

Tripplett may seem like an odd pick this high, but considering the value he may be had for, he could be the perfect fit on a contender looking to upgrade the DT position. Tripplett has good size, and the ability to shed double teams on a consistent basis. What he lacks in intensity, he makes up for with intelligence. He reads block schemes well, and anticipates plays rather than reacting to them. If he were to add strength in the weight room, he could move into the upper tier of tackles.


Another Colt free agent, the first question becomes: who do they keep? If Tripplett is amongst the lucky, then expect him to resign with Indy. However, it is likely Indy will deem him replaceable, and he will get a quality offer elsewhere.

2006 DENVER D-LINE
Pryce, Trevor, DE
Larry Tripplett, DT
Warren, Gerard DT http://www.nfl.com/players/playerpage/235255http://http://www.nfl.com/players/playerpage/235255
Darren Howard, DE,
Engelberger, John DEhttp://www.nfl.com/players/playerpage/187532
Ekuban, Ebenezer DE http://www.nfl.com/players/playerpage/133279http://http://www.nfl.com/players/playerpage/133279
Myers, Michael DT http://www.nfl.com/players/playerpage/12583

[Elway777]

I would love to get both Howard and Tripplett as free agents. I prefer Vonden Bosch and Abraham over Howard but Howard would be cheaper. If the Broncos could land Tripplette then the bronco could add a saftety like Simpson in the first instead of dt