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I thought this might be a good place to post this year's efforts so we would have one place to check back next year and see how we did. Or, we could comment on each other's drafts.
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The St. Louis Rams:
1/2. Sammy Watkins, WR, Clemson
1/13. Calvin Pryor, S, Louisville
2/12. Gabe Jackson, OG, Miss. State
2/29. Antonio Richardson, OT, Tenn.
4/10. Rashaad Reynolds, CB, Oregon St.
6/38. Tyler Starr, OLB, S. Dakota
7/11. Jason Bromley, DT, Syracuse
7/26. Avery Williamson, ILB, Kentucky
7/34. Lonnie Ballentine, S, Memphis
7/35. Garrett Gilbert, QB, SMU
UDFAs
Jeremy Butler, WR, Tennessee-Martin
Jordan Harris, WR, Bryant
Qua Cox, CB, Jackson State
Jestin Love, SS, Central Arkansas
Devon Drane, CB, Cincinnati
Isaiah Newsome, FS, LA-Monroe
Jamie Meder, DT, Ashland
Kerry Hyder, DT, Texas Tech
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The positives:Originally posted by Rohirrim View Post
1) Watkins and Pryor are very clean impact prospects -- you had two high picks, and selected wisely with both.
2) Gabe Jackson and Tiny Richardson in the second = a devastating right side of the line. The Rams are gonna run all over people next year.
3) I was late to the Lonnie Ballentine party -- his triangle numbers are mind-blowing, and he's VERY young (doesn't turn 21 until this summer, I believe). Best pick of the 7th round, besides my own.
The negatives:
1) Not much, actually. None of your UDFAs except Meder excite me very much, but if we're quibbling over rookie free agents, you've done a fine job of drafting.Comment
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Posted this in the other thread, but it's a good idea to have them all in one place....
Pittsburgh Steelers 2014 Draft:
1-30 (30): Stephon Tuitt, DE, Notre Dame
2-14 (46): Chris Borland, ILB, Wisconsin
3-13 (77): Jackson Jeffcoat, OLB/DE, Texas
3-33 (97): Jeff Janis, WR, Saginaw Valley State
4-18 (118): Ross Cockrell, CB, Duke
5-17 (157): Brent Urban, DE, Virginia
5-33 (173): Logan Thomas, QB/TE, Virginia Tech
6-16 (192): Wesley Johnson, OT, Vanderbilt
6-39 (215): Tyler Larsen, C/OG, Utah State
7-15 (230): Kevin Pierre-Louis, OLB/SS, Boston College
7-30 (245): Michael Campanaro, WR, Wake Forest
UDFA: Ladarius Perkins, RB, Mississippi State
UDFA: Tim Flanders, RB, Sam Houston State
UDFA: Franklyn Quiteh, RB, Bloomsburg
UDFA: Brock Jensen, QB, North Dakota State
UDFA: Dustin Vaughan, QB, West Texas A&M
UDFA: Kolton Browning, QB, Louisiana-Monroe
UDFA: Jerry Gates, S, Bowling Green
UDFA: L.J. McCray, S, Catawba
UDFA: Dexter Moody, S, Albany State
UDFA: Jack Moro, S, St. Cloud State
UDFA: Lawrence Virgil, DE, Valdosta State
UDFA: Jake Metz, DE, Shippensburg
UDFA: Brad Daly, OLB, Montana State
UDFA: Seth Mathis, ILB, Bethel (MN)
UDFA: Nate Dreiling, ILB, Pittsburg State
UDFA: Mike Flacco, TE, New Haven
UDFA: Seantavius Jones, WR, Valdosta State
Bragging Rights: Armand Jenifer, OG, Johns Hopkins
Bragging Rights: Damon Magazu, S, East CarolinaLast edited by BowlenBall; 04-26-2014, 07:50 PM.Comment
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Thanks for your comments. I've done this enough to know to keep my expectations low. I think I did a good job here and got some good picks, but only real time in the NFL will tell. That's the thing I like most about doing this. When the real season starts, I have a much better grasp of who the rookies are and can watch their progress through the season, and into the future. It's especially nice to see one of the UDFAs you believed in go to their first pro bowl years later.Originally posted by BowlenBall View PostThe positives:
1) Watkins and Pryor are very clean impact prospects -- you had two high picks, and selected wisely with both.
2) Gabe Jackson and Tiny Richardson in the second = a devastating right side of the line. The Rams are gonna run all over people next year.
3) I was late to the Lonnie Ballentine party -- his triangle numbers are mind-blowing, and he's VERY young (doesn't turn 21 until this summer, I believe). Best pick of the 7th round, besides my own.
The negatives:
1) Not much, actually. None of your UDFAs except Meder excite me very much, but if we're quibbling over rookie free agents, you've done a fine job of drafting.
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Borland, Janis and Pierre-Thomas were on my "want" list. I have a higher opinion of Borland than some on here, but one of my chief criteria has always been, would the guy play even if they didn't pay him? Borland is that kind of player. I should have bid on more RBs.Originally posted by BowlenBall View Post
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2014 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Draft:
1 MIKE EVANS, WR, Texas A&M<o:p></o:p>
2 AUSTIN SEFERIAN-JENKINS, TE, Washington<o:p></o:p>
3 MARCUS ROBERSON, CB, Florida <o:p></o:p>
5 PRESTON BROWN, ILB, Louisville<o:p></o:p>
7 CORNELIUS LUCAS, OT, Kansas State <o:p></o:p>
UDFAs
JAMES WILDER, JR., RB, Florida State<o:p></o:p>
CALVIN BARNETT, DT, Oklahoma State<o:p></o:p>
GEORGE ATKINSON III, RB/RS, Notre Dame<o:p></o:p>
C.J. BARNETT, SS, Ohio State<o:p></o:p>
SPENCER SHUEY, ILB, Clemson<o:p></o:p>Comment
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3-27 Marcus Smith, DE, Lousiville
4-20 Antone Exum, CB, Virginia Tech
5-13 Charles Leno, G
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<st1:place _blank? w:st=" target="><o:p>Casey Pachall QB, TCU</o:p></st1:place>
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<st1:place _blank? w:st=" target="><o:p>Denicos Allen OLB, Michigan State</o:p>
- I just realized I kind of went boom or bust on all my selections for the most part.... thoughts?
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The positives:Originally posted by Traveler View Post
1) Cornelius "Luke" Lucas is an intriguing prospect -- his arm length may be a record, in fact. He's been essentially ignored by draftniks because he hasn't been able to work out due to injury, but he has a chance to be a starting left tackle in the league with a patient GM and a good O-line coach.
2) Love your UDFA running backs -- if you can get them both to walk the straight and narrow, they've both got big-time potential. Still remember watching James Wilder Sr. play for the Bucs in the 80s, that dude was blood-and-guts on every play and very fun to watch, hopefully the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Ditto for Atkinson on all counts (including the superb bloodlines!)
The negatives:
1) Marcus Roberson has a low ceiling, IMO. Just another guy, really.
2) Ditto Preston Brown -- neither his production nor his measurables move the needle for me. I never watched any of his game tape, though -- is there something you picked up on in film study that I didn't see on paper?Comment
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1-15 (15a): San Francisco(phibacka31)-Marqise Lee, WR, USC
2-24 (56): San Francisco(phibacka31)- Jerry Attaochu, OLB/DE, Georgia Tech
3-10 (74k): San Francisco(phibacka31)- Stanley Jean-Baptiste, CB, Nebraska
3-20 (84n): San Francisco(phibacka31)- Daquan Jones, DT, Penn State
4-02 (102m): San Francisco(phibacka31)- Cody Latimer, WR, Indiana
5-02 (142m): San Francisco(phibacka31)- Russell Bodine, C, North Carolina
5-12 (152k): San Francisco(phibacka31)- Aaron Colvin, CB, Oklahoma
5-24 (164u): San Francisco(phibacka31)- Taylor Hart, DE, Oregon
5-30 (170): San Francisco(phibacka31)- Storm Johnson, RB, UCF
6-27 (203v): San Francisco(phibacka31)- Ricardo Allen, CB, Purdue
7-17 (232v): San Francisco(phibacka31)- Bene Benwikere, CB, San Jose St
7-24 (239): San Francisco (phibacka31)- John Brown, WR, Pitsburg St
UDFAs
Jeff Matthews, QB, Cornell
$20,000 San Francisco 49ers
Quincy Enunwa, WR, Nebraska
$20,000 San Francisco 49ers
Harold “Gator” Hoskins, TE, Marshall
$23,000 San Francisco 49ers
Jonotthan Harrison, OC, Florida
$12,000 San Francisco 49ers
Demonte McAllister, DL, Florida State
$5,000 San Francisco 49ers
I'm very happy with my haul overall. A few people I really wanted were Martin OC USC, Darq Dennard CB Mich ST., Verrett CB TCUComment
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I am really intrigued by Tuitt. I had NO desire to take him, but I am interested in how he does.Originally posted by BowlenBall View Post
Borland I know will be solid but he is a t-rex
Janis was on my short list at WR, great pick!
The middle guys I had no idea about, but I am sure they will be great!Comment
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Originally posted by BowlenBall View Post
Logan Thomas QB/TE was an original target of mine I really did want!Comment
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Originally posted by Rohirrim View Post
Highlighted was my top 2 choices for rounds 1 and 2.
Damn you... that is all
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Originally posted by phibacka31 View Post
I name dropped Storm Johnson in the thread and really really should have taken him when I had the chance. soooo stupid of me thinking he would drop to the next pick of mine in the 6th, dang that sucked.
Your trade back philosophy and general moving around at will was fun to watch! Going to be interesting to see how SF aggregrates those picks this year as they already have a great team, it is a wonder how they plan to use all the picks.Comment
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Mike Evans is one of my favorite players in this draft. I think he'll be a star.Originally posted by Traveler View PostComment
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