PackerRats Second Round Mock Draft 2018

[woodbuck27]

It shouldn't be easy here ever at Packerats Bretsky !

The CREAM like you needs to be pushed to the TOP.


Minny and WR and Deon Cain or Anthony Miller is tempting at Pick NO.62.


Justin Harrell likes solid 'D' and his preference might go there !?

ie OLB and Darius Leonard, SOUTH CAROLINA ST. OR maybe?:

CB and Junior Prospect Quenton Meeks, Stanford OR Seniors Duke Dawson, FLORIDA OR M.J. Stewart, NORTH CAROLINA OR Parry Nickerson, TULANE OR

as the Great Muhammad Ali said: " Life is a mystery."

[Bretsky]

HOODY has just downed his 12th Rum n Coke and he has his card ready to turn in; the decision has been made. Waiting on JH and hoping he doesn't have to regroup and choose somebody else

[RashanGary]

Im working now and just on a quick break. Can we just take one of woodbucks picks cuz i seriously have no time to go throufh right now.

[RashanGary]

Ill take anthony miller actually. Watched some of him and hes smart and smooth. Hes gonna be a solid player!

[Bretsky]

Ill take anthony miller actually. Watched some of him and hes smart and smooth. Hes gonna be a solid player!

ANTHONY MILLER IT IS.........and....THAT IS A GOOD PICK

[Bretsky]

HOODY GENIUS allows me into his home for assistance in making his 2nd round pick. He's stoked with many many Rum n Coke's.

I let him know there's a very good WR left. No chance he says. We recruited Jordan Matthews away from the Packers, and we have Edelmann coming back along with the best TE and Offensive Coordinator in the NFL. We need some more dam defense. We need playmakers. We need some more intensity. I need another multi talented athlete with a never ending frickin motor. I want a Patriot !!!

I hear a door slam and another person enters the room. Hoody grins.....many think I'm an @sshat......I'm a frickin saint compared to my NCAA buddy Urban Meyer...who is visibly upset because his recruiting effort FAILED to flip one of the top QB's in High School Football from his Wisconsin commitment to Ohio State. Hoody mumbles, many hate both of us, but we prepare people for success. HOODY's drunk ass continues.....you know when we lost the Super Bowl ? We lost once Donte HIghtower went down. He blurts out....NEED Defensive Playmakers !!!

The choice stares me in the face--SCOUTING REPORT

2017 stats: 13 games, 42 tackles, 7.0 sacks, 2 forced fumbles
Size: 6053, 270 lbs, 33 1/8 arm length, 10 hand size
Combine numbers: 35” vertical, 9’8” broad jump, 6.84 3-cone drill
Expected Round: late 1st/early 2nd

A versatile player that has experience lining up in multiple techniques along the defensive line: He played on both the left and the right side, was used in a two- and three-point stance, and attacked the pocket as a 7-, 5- and 3-technique linemen or both a Jack and Mike linebacker. He also has experience and the appropriate moving skills to drop into coverage and be competitive.

The New England Patriots have a motto under Bill Belichick: “Do Your Job.” Belichick wants players who are focused on handling their specific job well and winning with a team-first attitude. The Patriots are business-oriented, and Belichick holds his players accountable, from Tom Brady on down to the rookies. It’s not a good locker room fit for every NFL player, but there is one draft prospect who, on paper, seems like the perfect match for the Patriots.....a versatile edge rusher — and one-time lacrosse player — with a strong work ethic. His pass-rush ability is bolstered by his time playing safety in high school. His experience in the secondary gives him excellent coverage skills for a defensive end, and further adds to the versatility he offers as a draft pick.

And he proved at the combine that he has the type of athleticism where you could insert him as a 4-3 base OLB, a 3-4 Jack OLB, or a 4-3 Sub DE from day one. In particular, his three-cone and shuttle times were elite for a man that is over 6’5 and weighed in at 270.

Belichick is no stranger to Ohio State prospects, and as a longtime friend of Buckeye head coach Urban Meyer and defensive coordinator Greg Schiano, he is a regular feature at the school’s pro day and coaching clinics.

Hubbard’s athleticism has been on full display since high school, where, in addition to playing safety, he was an all-star lacrosse player. In fact, he was initially committed to playing lacrosse at Notre Dame until Urban Meyer stopped by practice one day and convinced him to play football for Ohio State instead.

He had an official meeting with the Patriots during the NFL Combine in early March, and he then got to work with Belichick during drills at Ohio State’s pro day on March 22. After the Meeting, the player tweeted about meeting the legendary HOODY GENIUS. His Dream is coming true; he's becoming a New England Patriot

With the 63rd pick in the Second Round, the New England Patriots draft SAM HUBBARD...........from THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY

EDGE RUSHER
DE
OLB, and FUTURE SUPER BOWL STARTER

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gex9iSCpZ8g

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[Bretsky]

NEW ENGLAND
OT Mike McGlinchey
CG Isaiah Oliver
Edge- Lorenzo Carter
Edge- Sam Hubbard

I think Hoody would like this

[pbmax]

Bretsky as Harv as Philly on the clock!

Picks

33 Cleveland - Mike Hughes, CB, UCF
34 NY Giants - Isaiah Wynn, OG Georgia
35 Cleveland - Kolton Miller T UCLA
36 Indianapolis - Josh Sweat, DE, FSU
37 Indianapolis - James Washington WR Oklahoma St
38 Tampa Bay - Derrius Guice, RB, LSU
39 Chicago - Billy Price, OCOG, Ohio State
40 Denver - Sony Michel, RB, Georgia
41 Oakland - Tyrell Crosby - OT, Oregon
42 Miami - Dallas Goedert - TE, South Dakota State
43 New England - Lorenzo Carter - EDGE/OLB, Georgia
44 Washington - Ronald Jones, RB, USC
45 Green Bay - Carlton Davis, CB, Auburn
46 Cincinnati - Hayden Hurst, TE, South Carolina
47 Arizona - Justin Reid, S, Stanford
48 LA Chargers - Mike Gesicki, TE, East Dakota School of Erosion
49 Indianapolis - Rashaad Penny, RB, San Diego State
50 Dallas - Christian Kirk, WR, Texas A & M
51 Detroit - Frank Ragnow, OCOG, Arkansas
52 Baltimore Mark Andrews, TE, Oooooooooooklahoma
53 Buffalo - Harrison Phillips DT Stanford
54 Kansas City Anthony Averett, CB, Alabama
55 Carolina - Jessie Bates, S, Wake Forest
56 Buffalo - Braden Smith, G, Auburn
57 Tennessee - Donte Jackson, CB, LSU
58 Atlanta DJ Chark, WR, LSU
59 San Francisco - Ronnie Harrison, S, Alabama
60 Pittsburgh - Uchenna Nwosu, EDGE/OLB, USC
61 Jacksonville - Mason Rudolph, QB, Oklahoma St
62 Minnesota Anthony Miller, WR, Memphis
63 New England Sam Hubbard, DE, Ohio State



Deadline Pick# Team Selector

Thursday 26th
07PM 64 Cleveland Harvey 2[/QUOTE]

[Bretsky]

THE CLEVELAND BROWNS SELECT.............EDGE.........KEMOKO TURAY............Rutgers

[6'5", 252 lbs] and that fast [4.65 40] don't fall in the draft."

Kemoko Turay was a top-50 prospect before the 2016 season but fell off the map because of two shoulder surgeries. Once he was healthy and back on the field this past season, Turay reminded folks why he was such a top prospect previously.

Kemoko Turay had an up and down career at Rutgers, as shoulder injuries hindered him for a good portion of his time on the banks. However, his enormous potential was always evident. During his senior season in 2017, Turay was clearly the best edge rushing threat on the team. He led the team in tackles for a loss (7), quarterback hits (6), sacks (4), fumble recoveries (2) and was third on the team in total tackles with 65. Turay showed he had become a more complete player and the hope for him to have a chance to make it in the NFL was alive.

After Turay’s performances throughout the week during practices for the Senior Bowl, as well as a few moments during the game itself, it’s now a matter of how high he will be selected in April’s NFL Draft

[pbmax]

WE ARE DONE!! GOOD JOB!! Next year 3 rounds timed like this 2nd round, whaddya say?

Picks

33 Cleveland - Mike Hughes, CB, UCF
34 NY Giants - Isaiah Wynn, OG Georgia
35 Cleveland - Kolton Miller T UCLA
36 Indianapolis - Josh Sweat, DE, FSU
37 Indianapolis - James Washington WR Oklahoma St
38 Tampa Bay - Derrius Guice, RB, LSU
39 Chicago - Billy Price, OCOG, Ohio State
40 Denver - Sony Michel, RB, Georgia
41 Oakland - Tyrell Crosby - OT, Oregon
42 Miami - Dallas Goedert - TE, South Dakota State
43 New England - Lorenzo Carter - EDGE/OLB, Georgia
44 Washington - Ronald Jones, RB, USC
45 Green Bay - Carlton Davis, CB, Auburn
46 Cincinnati - Hayden Hurst, TE, South Carolina
47 Arizona - Justin Reid, S, Stanford
48 LA Chargers - Mike Gesicki, TE, East Dakota School of Erosion
49 Indianapolis - Rashaad Penny, RB, San Diego State
50 Dallas - Christian Kirk, WR, Texas A & M
51 Detroit - Frank Ragnow, OCOG, Arkansas
52 Baltimore Mark Andrews, TE, Oooooooooooklahoma
53 Buffalo - Harrison Phillips DT Stanford
54 Kansas City Anthony Averett, CB, Alabama
55 Carolina - Jessie Bates, S, Wake Forest
56 Buffalo - Braden Smith, G, Auburn
57 Tennessee - Donte Jackson, CB, LSU
58 Atlanta DJ Chark, WR, LSU
59 San Francisco - Ronnie Harrison, S, Alabama
60 Pittsburgh - Uchenna Nwosu, EDGE/OLB, USC
61 Jacksonville - Mason Rudolph, QB, Oklahoma St
62 Minnesota Anthony Miller, WR, Memphis
63 New England Sam Hubbard, DE, Ohio State
64 Cleveland Kemoko Turay, EDGE, Rutgers

[pbmax]

Did second round in 7 days (with original 8 day schedule). If we do 3 rounds, would need 24 days. Call it 26 so the Packer poll has time.

Draft in 2019 is April 25 to 27. We would need to start next year's mock on March 31st or so. 4 picks per day. 1 full day for first two rounds of Packer pick polls.

[woodbuck27]

Sam Hubbard at NO.63 and that's actually a little unreal he lasted and undrafted this long Bretsky.

It does come down to fit. You got an excellent Value Pick and with NE it comes down to as you say discipline, work ethic and most of all, a sense of Patriot Pride and that we must win attitude. After that do you love Kraft cheese?

Bretsky:

I read your post line by line and I'm thinking as I read ... why? (whoever this Pick is) why did he stay on the Board this long?

I think you missed your calling Bretsky as an NFL Player Agent.

I'm very pleased your on our Packerrats 'Virtual Reality' BRASS and Coaching and Scouting and did I select anyone for our Strength and Conditioning Team?

Are there any Sports Medicine Packerrats in the House? Any medical or Physical Ed. members in the House?

Ok and until further Notice Fritz is (if you agree to take on this task) Unofficially in charge of shoring up this vital area and concern as to why Packers are falling to serious injury, like flies in November.

[woodbuck27]

THE CLEVELAND BROWNS SELECT.............EDGE.........KEMOKO TURAY............Rutgers

[6'5", 252 lbs] and that fast [4.65 40] don't fall in the draft."

Kemoko Turay was a top-50 prospect before the 2016 season but fell off the map because of two shoulder surgeries. Once he was healthy and back on the field this past season, Turay reminded folks why he was such a top prospect previously.

Kemoko Turay had an up and down career at Rutgers, as shoulder injuries hindered him for a good portion of his time on the banks. However, his enormous potential was always evident. During his senior season in 2017, Turay was clearly the best edge rushing threat on the team. He led the team in tackles for a loss (7), quarterback hits (6), sacks (4), fumble recoveries (2) and was third on the team in total tackles with 65. Turay showed he had become a more complete player and the hope for him to have a chance to make it in the NFL was alive.

After Turay’s performances throughout the week during practices for the Senior Bowl, as well as a few moments during the game itself, it’s now a matter of how high he will be selected in April’s NFL Draft

Nailed it again !

The Patriots are going to become 'the Monsters of the Midway' on 'D'; an 'in your face' DEFENSE.

Packerrats did an excellent job of this two Round MOCK.

Maybe we can start this MOCK earlier, and in a future Season do Three Rounds.

All you need is a 100 Prospect Board.

[SudsMcBucky]

So, whose job is it to now go through and grade each team's draft?

[pbmax]

So, whose job is it to now go through and grade each team's draft?

Thank you for volunteering Suds!

Looking forward to the article!