GET HARD!!!! 2016 NFL DRAFT TODAY!!!!

[Rastak]

if the pick is in then fucking announce it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Who is more frustrated this year and last, you or me? We should have a poll......

[HarveyWallbangers]

I liked Bosa much more as a 4-3 DE than 3-4 OLB, so that was a head scratcher for me. Although I like Elliott, there's no way I would have taken him over some other guys that were on the board.

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Way to hit that bong Larry LOL

it was a pretty cool smoking device

might need to go looking for a gumi mask

[Joemailman]

http://www.draftinsider.net/reports/...forest-Buckner

Deforest Buckner
School: Oregon
Position: DE

Positive: Three-year starter awarded All-America and all-Conference honors last season after career totals of 83 tackles, 17 tackles for loss and 10.5 sacks. Also broke up 5 passes. Large, athletic defensive line prospect with great upside potential. Strong, explosive and powerful. Double teamed by opponents but holds his ground and rarely off his feet. Bulrushes blockers up the field, gets penetration and consistently plays with leverage. Forceful but at the same time fluid moving in every direction of the field. Works hard defending the run and shows the ability to pursue down the line of scrimmage. Keeps his feet and hands active throughout the action. Big enough and strong enough to split double-team blocks and makes a large number of plays in the opponents backfield.

Negative: Possesses more of a short burst and lacks great closing speed. Must do more than rely on sheer power to get off blocks.

Analysis: Buckner was highly rated coming into the season then met expectations in 2015. He's displayed consistent progress on the field and is a three down defender that can lineup at end in a three-man front or tackle in a four-man line.

[HarveyWallbangers]

I would take Wentz over Hundley.

I would to, but I think he's the only QB in this draft that I would.

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Who is more frustrated this year and last, you or me? We should have a poll......

my stress level is already sky high, i should probably be skipping the draft all together

[Rastak]

2. DeFOREST BUCKNER | Oregon 6070|291 lbs|4SR Waianae, Hawaii (Punahou) 3/17/1992 (age 24) #44
YEAR (GP/GS) TKLS TFL SACK FF GRADE 1st Round 2012: (13/2) 29 2.5 1.0 0 MEASUREABLES Arm: 34 3/8 | Hand: 11 3/4 | Wingspan: 79 3/4 2013: (13/8) 39 3.5 2.5 1 COMBINE 40-YD: 5.05 | 10-YD: 1.77 | 20-YD: 2.96 | VJ: 32 | BJ: 09’08” | SS: 4.47 | 3C: 7.51 2014: (15/15) 81 13.0 4.0 1 PRO DAY BP: 21 2015: (13/13) 83 17.0 10.5 0 Total: (54/38) 232 36.0 17.0 2

BACKGROUND: A four-star defensive end recruit out of high school, DeForest “DeFo” Buckner narrowed his college choice to Oregon, UCLA and Cal, choosing the Ducks – also a four-year letterwinner in basketball. He saw playing time as a true freshman in 2012 (two starts) with 29 tackles, 2.5 tackles for loss and 1.0 sack, earning the team’s top award for a first-year player. Buckner saw added playing in 2013, starting the final eight games and recording 39 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss and 2.5 sacks. He started all 15 games in 2014 as a junior and led Oregon with 13.0 tackles for loss, adding 81 tackles and 4.0 sacks to earn Second Team All-Pac 12 honors. Buckner passed on the NFL to return for his senior season and had his most productive season (13 starts), recording a team-best 17.0 tackles for loss and 10.5 sacks and finishing second with 83 tackles to earn Oregon Defensive MVP (voted on by his teammates) and the Pac-12’s Morris Trophy (voted on by opposing Pac-12 offensive linemen). He also earned First Team All-Pac 12 honors and was named the Pat Tillman Pac-12 Defensive Player of the Year (second Duck to win the award, joining Haloti Ngata in 2005). Buckner received an invitation to the 2016 Senior Bowl, but chose not to accept.

STRENGTHS: Looks the part with a tall, long frame and growth potential to add bulk…massive wingspan and uses his length to unglue himself from blocks or create spacing at the point of attack, locking out, setting the edge and preventing angle blocks…quickly stacks and sheds, using pop in his hands to work off contact…fluid lower body and athletic footwork to move laterally and break down in tight spaces…plays low for a man his size with good bend, making it tough for blockers to attack his chest…good chase skills and hustle to catch ballcarriers in pursuit…uses his upper body and initial momentum to generate push off the snap…rarely met by single blocks, attracting double-teams or chips…uses his length to swallow ballcarriers as a tackler and drive them backwards…long-limbed to obstruct passing lanes (10 career passes defended)…quiet, reserved personality off the field, but warrior-mentality on the field, giving full-go whenever he steps on the field – aggressive competitor…versatile experience, lining up inside and outside in Oregon’s multiple fronts – also saw action on special teams coverages…durable starting experience with 38 career starts, including the last 36 straight.

WEAKNESSES: Leverage can be an issue at times due to his height…struggles to recoil and reset himself after his initial move stalls…still learning how to set up his pass rush sequence and counter moves…only average snap anticipation…needs to know his limitations as a pass rusher and not sacrifice the edge…still learning how to use his hands and consistently convert speed to power – more of a reactor as a pass rusher…inconsistent tackler on the move, losing balance in space and not timing his hits…want to see more of a killer instinct on each snap…minor durability concerns – sprained right wrist that required a soft cast (Nov. 2015).

SUMMARY: A three-year starter, Buckner played primarily as a defensive end in Oregon’s 3-4 base, lining up as the four-, five- or six-technique, but also saw snaps inside in the A-gap or at nose tackle – fits any defensive scheme and offers versatility inside and outside. He plays with explosive movements and terrific body control for his size, flashing heavy hands and initial power to be a disruptive force, although he’s still learning how to use his hands and string together rush moves. Buckner showed steady improvement at Oregon and became more of a consistent playmaker as a senior – Stanford head coach David Shaw described Buckner best when he said: “If you’re building a defensive lineman, that’s what you build.” He should get even better with NFL coaching and has potential to be a long-term pro starter, projecting better than his former teammate Arik Armstead (17th overall pick to the 49ers in the 2015 NFL Draft) – scheme-versatile to play multiple positions in both even and odd fronts, but his best position is at five-technique in a 3-4 base.

[Rastak]

my stress level is already sky high, i should probably be skipping the draft all together

I'm strongly considering it myself.

[esoxx]

Browns trade down. It's like they know what they're doing. Or something.

[Rastak]

Titans trade up with Browns....

[esoxx]

I would to, but I think he's the only QB in this draft that I would.

Agree

[Rastak]

Browns trade down. It's like they know what they're doing. Or something.

Not the worst move....

[Cheesehead Craig]

Browns trade down. It's like they know what they're doing. Or something.

They're going to have to make a pick some time.

[Rastak]

Damn, Conklin, I liked him.

[Cheesehead Craig]

Smart pick by TN