Packer Rats MOCK DRAFT

[swede]

didn't see this one coming

I know they need a running back, but that particular back needs an offensive line and so does Tom Brady. Sherrod and Pouncey have both done work. Had the Patriots gone o-line with their first pick I think I would have gone RB.

[Bretsky]

I know they need a running back, but that particular back needs an offensive line and so does Tom Brady. Sherrod and Pouncey have both done work. Had the Patriots gone o-line with their first pick I think I would have gone RB.

there will be OL there line two. I'd guess they'd go with Pouncey or the top RB there.

[LEWCWA]

actually I think your pick was up starting yesterday evening

I was waiting for NE to pick.

[Bretsky]

I was waiting for NE to pick.

If you browse at yesterday's page GB noted Joe had til yesterday at 6:00PM to make pick or you get to make his and yours

[woodbuck27]

This young man is one of the more experienced tackles in the nation. 2010: An All-SEC selection in 2009 and 2010, He helped pave the way for the Bulldogs to lead the SEC and finish ninth nationally in rushing with 227.6 yards per game. This season, He has helped Mississippi State bulldoze its way to 219.3 rushing yards per game, which ranks 15th nationally. He has helped the top 25 Bulldogs achieve their most wins since 2007. The team captain has started 34 games and appeared in 46 contests for his career. He played in 10 games as a freshman in 2007, started 10 games as a sophomore, and started 12 games as a junior. He stands at 6'5'' and 305 pounds, but he has great agility for a man of his size. He is fundamentally sound, but struggled slightly against elite pass-rushers--whom he will see plenty of in the NFL. He has been a staple at left tackle for Mississippi State and he may be asked to protect Tom Brady's blind side for years to come at the next level as the Patriots select Derek Sherrod, OT from Mississippi State with the 28th pick of the 2011 draft.

NFL Combine Results
40-Yard Dash—5.2
Bench press--23
Vertical jump—28.0
Broad jump—8’1
Three-cone drill—7.43
20-yard shuttle—4.63

Yes. I like that fella.

GO TT !

[woodbuck27]

With the Eagles pick I spent time debating between Smith and Solder as well. Solder IMO will not fall that far; Smith......the reason guys like me like him but some will shy away....great talent with character concerns. I kind of doubt he'd be a ideal TT pick. I also really liked Talib coming out of college. Dynamic talent....he fell further than his talent would normally fall.....but bad person.....who is probably going to jail for a long time now

Yea. Talk about busting. Sad.

[gbpackfan]

I was waiting for NE to pick.

Try and keep up, please. You owned the NEXT two picks. I gave you PLENTY of time. And to be honest, I could give a flying F if you want to participate in this stupid mock draft. It has become and HUGE pain in the ass because people like you sign up and then never check back.

[gbpackfan]

1. Carolina Panters - packrulz - Da'Quan Bowers, DE, Clemson

2. Denver Broncos - packrulz* - Marcell Dareus, DT, Alabama

3. Buffalo Bills - Guiness - Patrick Peterson, CB, LSU.

4. Cincinnati Bengals - TennesseePackerBacker - Blaine Gabbert.

5. Arizona Cardinals - PaCkFan_n_MD - VON MILLER

6. Cleveland Browns - Smidgeon - A. J. Green

7. San Francisco - mraynrand - Prince Amukamara, CB from Nebraska.

8. Tennesse Titans - PaCkFan_n_MD - NICK FAIRLEY, DT, Auburn

9. Dallas Cowboys - Spaulding - Robert Quinn DE/ OLB UNC

10. Washington Redskins - pbmax - Cam Newton, QB, Auburn.

11. Houston Texans -gbpackfan - California DE Cameron Jordan.

12. Minnesota Vikings - Mission - Julio Jones

13. Detroit Lions - Gave - Anthony Castonzo

14. St. Louis Rams - Bretsky - Aldon Smith, DE, Missouri

15. Miami Dolphins - 3irty1 - DE, JJ Watt

16. Jacksonville Jaguars - JustinHarrell - Ryan Kerrigan

17. New England Patriots - SavedByGrace - Justin Houston

18. San Diego Chargers - SavedByGrace - Muhammed Wilkerson

19. New York Giants - Cheesehead Craig - OLB Akeem Ayers, UCLA.

20. Tampa Bay Bucs - gbpackfan - Adrian Clayborn, DE, Iowa.

21. Kansas City Chiefs - Lurker64 - Gabe Carimi, OT, Wisconsin

22. Indianapolis Colts - 3irty1* - Tyron Smith, OT, USC

23. Philadelphia Eagles - Bretsky* - Nate Solder, OT, Colorado

24. New Orleans Saints - packrulz - Cameron Heyward, DE, Ohio State

25. Seattle Seahawks - packrulz - Jake Locker, QB, Washington

26. Baltimore Ravens - mission* - Jimmy Smith, CB, Colorado

27. Atlanta Falcons - Mazzin - Torrey Smith, WR, Maryland

28. New England Patroits - Swede - Derek Sherrod, OT, Mississippi State

29. Chicago Bears - Swede - MIke Pouncey, OG, Florida

30. New York Jets - Packerpro42
31. Pittsburgh Steelers - Swede
32. World Champions, your GREEN BAY PACKERS! - Packer Rats poll

[gbpackfan]

Great picks Swede. Thanks for making them so quick.

PACKERPRO is on the clock!

[TennesseePackerBacker]

With all of projected first round OLB's and 5 tech DE's off the board I have to think Jets are forced to go NT here. BPA would be Ingram, but I couldn't see that pick happening. Also, the value at WR just isn't there, unless they like WR Hankerson a lot.

[Tarlam!]

Who would Seattle rather have.....Locker or Kolb ? If they are not sold on Whitehurst, they are the no brainer team that I'd think would be trading for a QB

They should be on the phone to TT for Flynn; they did OK with their last GB trained QB

[PackerPro42]

With Heyward off the board, the Jets will still be looking to bolster their DL. Phil Taylor NT Baylor will be the pick here. The loss of Jenkins will leave a big hole in their DL and Taylor is just the type of big bodied guy that will fill that hole quite nicely.

[Lurker64]

I think NT (or Safety) is the right pick for the Jets given how the board has fallen, but I personally like Paea more than Taylor (assuming Paea's knee checks out, he had a bursa sac injury last season then tore his meniscus during Senior Bowl practices). Taylor seems like more of a big slug and career underachiever, while Paea seems like a more potentially disruptive player.

[swede]

As a freshman this young man was often beat for big plays, and while that would crush the confidence of many players the kid stayed with the program and learned. Just a year later he led the ACC in passes defended per contest and tied for second nationally with 15 pass break-ups. His junior campaign in 2010 was also successful.
This kid has the skills to play at the next level too. He has a quick first step and amazing overall speed. Very few players at any level will blow by him. For a player who relies on speed, he is surprisingly tough and the opposition cannot pick on him anymore or he will make them pay.
However, torched by Ohio State and Florida State early in the 2010 season, the kid made some critics question if he could be a true first round pick. By the end of the season most opposing quarterbacks were avoiding Harris' side of the field, and that hurt his numbers.
It was at the NFL combine where the kid put the last doubters to rest, as his movement and instincts were superb. It would be no surprise now if he ended up being the third cornerback off the board. Pittsburgh wants a re-match with Green Bay in the Super Bowl, and they are pleased to make things more difficult for Aaron Rodgers by selecting Brandon Harris, cornerback from Miami with the 31st pick of the 2011 NFL draft.



Brandon Harris, CB, Miami

NFL Combine Results

40-Yard Dash—4.53
Bench press--13
Vertical jump—35.5
Broad jump—9.5
Three-cone drill—6.77

[Lurker64]

The funny thing is that even with Brandon Harris, Jordy would still eat the Steeler's lunch, given that Jordy has nearly 6" on Harris... and they're about the same speed.