6 Round NFL Mock Draft

by seton hall and steelers on Feb 8, 2012 6:21 PM EST

AS you all know, I normally don’t mock trades but this time I am going to. However, it is not going to be for the 2nd pick in the draft because I think the Rams are going to take Matt Kalil. However, I am going to have the Redskins trade up to the #3 spot and give up their 1st, 2nd, and 5th round picks.

Round 1

1. Indianapolis (2-14) – Team Needs: QB, OG, OC, 2CB, WR, SS, TE, DE, LB, RB – Andrew Luck, QB, Stanford

2. St. Louis (2-14) – 2OT, 2WR, 2OLB, FS, CB, DT, OC, RB, FB – Matt Kalil, OT, USC

3. Trade - Washington (5-11) – QB, WR, LG, ILB, RT, CB, NT, TE, OC, SS, K, Rush LB –Robert Griffin III, QB, Baylor

4. Cleveland (4-12) – QB, WR, RT, DE, CB, OLB, RB, OG, FS, DT, K – Justin Blackmon, WR, Oklahoma State

5. Tampa Bay (4-12) – 2CB, 2LB, RT, WR, OC, RB, LG, FB, DT, QB, K – Morris Claiborne, CB, LSU

6. Minnesota (3-13) – LT, CB, WR, S, OG, 2LB, DT, FB, RB3 – Dre Kirkpatrick, CB, Alabama

7. Jacksonville (5-11) – QB, WR, 2CB, DE, FS, RT, P, OC, LB – Quinton Coples, DE, North Carolina

8. Miami (6-10) – QB, RT, Rush LB, NT, FS, RG, CB, TE, DE, ILB – Jonathan Martin, OT, Stanford

9. Carolina (6-10) – DT, CB, LB, RT, 2S, RG, WR, K – Michael Brockers, DT, LSU

10. Buffalo (6-10) –Rush LB, DE, WR, LT, CB, QB, TE – Whitney Mercilus, DE/OLB, South Carolina

11. Kansas City (7-9) – QB, RT, NT, CB, OG/OC, TE, RB, Rush LB, ILB – Riley Reiff, OT, Iowa

12. Seattle (7-9) – QB, RDE, OG, DT, LDE, CB, RB – Trent Richardson, RB, Alabama

13. Arizona (8-8) – RT, WR, ILB, DE, Rush LB, RG, CB, QB, NT, K, P – Michael Floyd, WR, Notre Dame

14. Dallas (8-8) – CB, OC, OG, S, DE, OLB, ILB, Backup QB, P – David DeCastro, OG, Stanford

15. Philadelphia (8-8) – LB, DT, CB, S, WR, TE – Luke Kuechly, LB, Boston College

16. New York Jets (8-8) – OLB, RT, FS, SS, RG, LG, WR, DE – Courtney Upshaw, OLB, Alabama

17. Cincinnati - from Oakland (8-8) – CB, RB, S, OG, WR, DE, DT, Strong LB – Janoris Jenkins, CB, North Alabama

18. San Diego (8-8) – OLB, SS, OT, OG, TE, CB, NT, ILB, RB, WR, QB – Nick Perry, DE/OLB, USC

19. Chicago (8-8) – WR1, OT, CB, DE, LB, OC, S, DT, QB – Mohammed Sanu, WR, Rutgers

20. Tennessee (9-7) – OC, 2OG, DE, 2S, Weak LB, CB, WR – Peter Konz, OC/OG, Wisconsin

21. Cincinnati* (9-7) - RB, S, OG, WR, DE, DT, Strong LB – Lamar Miller, RB, Miami

22. Cleveland - from Atlanta* (10-6) - QB, RT, DE, CB, OLB, RB, OG, FS, DT, K – Ryan Tannehill, QB, Texas A&M

23. Detroit* (10-6) – CB, OLB, OC, OG, LT – Zach Brown, OLB, North Carolina

24. Pittsburgh* (12-4) – OG, ILB, NT, OT, S, K, CB, QB, RB – Mike Adams, OT, Ohio State

25. Denver* (8-8) – CB, RB, LG/RT, DT, WR – Devon Still, DT, Penn State

26. Houston* (10-6) – CB, WR, NT, S, OG, LB – Alshon Jeffery, WR, South Carolina

27. New England - from New Orleans* (13-3) – WR, CB, DT, OLB, S, RG, DE – Chase Minnifield, CB, Virginia

28. Green Bay* (15-1) – OLB, RB, CB, DE, S, LT, OC – Melvin Ingram, OLB/DE, South Carolina

29. Baltimore* (12-4) – ILB, OC, LT, FS, OG, WR (big), CB – Donta Hightower, ILB, Alabama

30. San Francisco* (13-3) – WR, CB, OC, RG, RT – Kendall Wright, WR, Baylor

31. New England* (13-3) - WR, DT, OLB, S, RG, DE – Vinny Curry, OLB/DE, Marshall

32. New York Giants* (9-7) – ILB, OG, OT, CB, TE, OC, RB – Cordy Glenn, OG/OT, Georgia

· Atlanta -> Cleveland: Julio Jones

· New Orleans -> New England: Mark Ingram

· Oakland -> Cincinnati: Carson Palmer
Round 2

St. Louis (2-14) - OT, 2WR, 2OLB, FS, CB, DT, OC, RB, FB – Ronnell Lewis, OLB, Oklahoma
Indianapolis (2-14) - OG, OC, 2CB, WR, SS, TE, DE, LB, RB – Stephon Gilmore, CB, South Carolina
Minnesota (3-13) - LT, WR, S, OG, 2LB, DT, FB, RB3 – Nick Toon, WR, Wisconsin
Tampa Bay (4-12) - CB, 2LB, RT, WR, OC, RB, LG, FB, DT, QB, K – Alfonzo Dennard, CB, Nebraska
Cleveland (4-12) - RT, DE, CB, OLB, RB, OG, FS, DT, K – Andre Branch, DE, Clemson
Jacksonville (5-11) - QB, WR, 2CB, FS, RT, P, OC, LB – Tommy Streeter, WR, Miami
Trade - Minnesota (3-13) - LT, S, OG, 2LB, DT, FB, RB3 – LT, S, OG, 2LB, DT, FB, RB3 – Brandon Thompson, DT, Clemson
Carolina (6-10) - CB, LB, RT, 2S, RG, WR, K – Mark Barron, S, Alabama
Buffalo (6-10) - Rush LB, WR, LT, CB, QB, TE – Juron Criner, WR, Arizona
Miami (6-10) - QB, Rush LB, NT, FS, RG, CB, TE, DE, ILB – Bruce Irvin, DE/OLB, West Virginia
Seattle (7-9) - QB, RDE, OG, DT, LDE, CB – Fletcher Cox, DT, Mississippi State
Kansas City (7-9) - QB, NT, CB, OG/OC, TE, RB, Rush LB, ILB – Josh Robinson, CB, Central Florida
Dallas (8-8) - CB, OC, S, DE, OLB, ILB, Backup QB, P – Jayron Hosley, CB, Virginia Tech
Philadelphia (8-8) - DT, CB, S, WR, TE – Jerel Worthy, DT, Michigan State
New York Jets (8-8) - RT, FS, SS, RG, LG, WR, DE – Markelle Martin, FS, Oklahoma State
New England - from Oakland (8-8) - WR, DT, S, RG, DE – Rueben Randle, WR, LSU
San Diego (8-8) - SS, OT, OG, TE, CB, NT, ILB, RB, WR, QB – Nate Potter, OT, Boise State
Chicago (8-8) - OT, CB, DE, LB, OC, S, DT, QB – Vontaze Burfict, LB, Arizona State
Philadelphia - from Arizona (8-8) - CB, S, WR, TE – Dwayne Allen, TE, Clemson
Tennessee (9-7) - 2OG, DE, 2S, Weak LB, CB, WR – Kelechi Osemele, OG/OT, Iowa State
Cincinnati* (9-7) - S, OG, WR, DE, DT, Strong LB – Stephen Hill, WR, Georgia Tech
Detroit* (10-6) - CB, OC, OG, LT – Josh Norman, Coastal Carolina
Atlanta* (10-6) – LT, CB, OC, TE, DE, RB, ILB, RG, FS, WR, LB – Coby Fleener, TE, Stanford
Pittsburgh* (12-4) - OG, ILB, NT, S, K, CB, QB, RB – Dontari Poe, NT, Memphis
Denver* (8-8) - CB, RB, LG/RT, WR – David Wilson, RB, Virginia Tech
Houston* (10-6) - CB, NT, S, OG, LB – Alameda Ta’amu, NT, Washington
New Orleans* (13-3) - OLB, DT, MLB, RT, C, SS, WR, CB – Lavonte David, OLB, Nebraska
Green Bay* (15-1) - RB, CB, DE, S, LT, OC – Doug Martin, RB, Boise State
Baltimore* (12-4) - OC, LT, FS, OG, WR (big), CB – Michael Brewster, OC, Ohio State
San Francisco* (13-3) - CB, OC, RG, RT – Jamell Fleming, CB, Oklahoma
New England* (13-3) - DT, S, RG, DE – Derek Wolfe, DT, Cincinnati
New York Giants* (9-7) - ILB, OT, CB, TE, OC, RB – Zebrie Sanders, OT, Florida State

· Oakland -> New England: Joseph Barksdale and Taiwan Jones

· Arizona -> Philadelphia: Kevin Kolb

Round 3

Indianapolis (2-14) - OG, OC, CB, WR, SS, TE, DE, LB, RB – Kevin Zeitler, OG, Wisconsin
St. Louis (2-14) - OT, 2WR, OLB, FS, CB, DT, OC, RB, FB – Dwight Jones, WR, North Carolina
Minnesota (3-13) - LT, S, OG, 2LB, FB, RB3 – LT, S, OG, 2LB, DT, FB, RB3 – Bobby Wagner, OLB, Utah State
Cleveland (4-12) - RT, CB, OLB, RB, OG, FS, DT, K – Chris Polk, RB, Washington
Tampa Bay (4-12) - 2LB, RT, WR, OC, RB, LG, FB, DT, QB, K – Travis Lewis, LB, Oklahoma
Washington (5-11) - WR, LG, ILB, RT, CB, NT, TE, OC, SS, K, Rush LB – Brandon Washington, OG/OT, Miami
Jacksonville (5-11) - QB, 2CB, FS, RT, P, OC, LB – Casey Heyward, CB, Vanderbilt
Buffalo (6-10) - Rush LB, LT, CB, QB, TE – Orson Charles, TE, Georgia
Miami (6-10) - QB, NT, FS, RG, CB, TE, DE, ILB – Nick Foles, QB, Arizona
Chicago - from Carolina (6-10) - OT, CB, DE, OC, S, DT, QB – Matt McCants, OT, UAB
Kansas City (7-9) - QB, NT, OG/OC, TE, RB, Rush LB, ILB – Kirk Cousins, QB, Michigan State
Seattle (7-9) - QB, RDE, OG, LDE, CB – Shea McClellin, DE, Boise State
Philadelphia (8-8) - CB, S, WR – Brandon Boykin, CB , Georgia
New York Jets (8-8) - RT, SS, RG, LG, WR, DE – Mitchell Schwarts, OT, California
Oakland (8-8)
San Diego (8-8) - SS, OG, TE, CB, NT, ILB, RB, WR, QB – Josh Chapman, NT, Alabama
Chicago (8-8) - OT, CB, DE, OC, S, DT, QB – Bobby Massie, OT, Mississippi
Arizona (8-8) - RT, ILB, DE, Rush LB, RG, CB, QB, NT, K, P – Levy Adcock, OT, Oklahoma State
Dallas (8-8) - OC, S, DE, OLB, ILB, Backup QB, P – Ben Jones, OC, Georgia
Tennessee (9-7) - OG, DE, 2S, Weak LB, CB, WR – Aaron Henry, S, Wisconsin
Cincinnati* (9-7) - S, OG, DE, DT, Strong LB – Amini Silatolu, OG, Midwestern State
Atlanta* (10-6) - LT, CB, OC, DE, RB, ILB, RG, FS, WR, LB – Frank Alexander, DE, Oklahoma
Detroit* (10-6) - OC, OG, LT – Philip Blake, OC, Baylor
Pittsburgh* (12-4) - OG, ILB, S, K, CB, QB, RB – Audie Cole, ILB, N.C. State
Denver* (8-8) - CB, LG/RT, WR – Marvin McNutt, WR, Iowa
Houston* (10-6) - CB, S, OG, LB – Senio Kelemente, OG, Washington
New Orleans* (13-3) - DT, MLB, RT, C, SS, WR, CB – Jared Crick, DT/DE, Nebraska
Green Bay* (15-1) - CB, DE, S, LT, OC – Shaun Prater, CB, Iowa
Baltimore* (12-4) - LT, FS, OG, WR (big), CB – George Iloka, FS, Boise State
San Francisco* (13-3) - OC, RG, RT – Ryan Miller, OG/OT, Colorado
New England* (13-3) - S, RG, DE – Billy Winn, DE, Boise State
New York Giants* (9-7) - ILB, CB, TE, OC, RB – Leonard Johnson, CB, Iowa State

· Carolina -> Chicago: Greg Olsen

· Raiders used 3rd-round pick on Terrelle Pryor in supplemental draft
Round 4

St. Louis (2-14) - OT, WR, OLB, FS, CB, DT, OC, RB, FB – Danny Trevathan, OLB, Kentucky
Indianapolis (2-14) - OC, CB, WR, SS, TE, DE, LB, RB – T.Y. Hilton, WR, Florida International
Minnesota (3-13) - LT, S, OG, LB, FB, RB3 – LT, S, OG, 2LB, DT, FB, RB3 – Matt Reynolds, OT, BYU
Philadelphia - from Tampa Bay (4-12) - S, WR – Brian Quick, WR, Appalachian State
Cleveland (4-12) - RT, CB, OLB, OG, FS, DT, K – Donnie Fletcher, CB, Boston College
Jacksonville (5-11) - QB, CB, FS, RT, P, OC, LB – Janzen Jackson, FS, Tennessee
Washington (5-11) - WR, ILB, RT, CB, NT, TE, OC, SS, K, Rush LB – Joe Adams, WR, Arkansas
Miami (6-10) - NT, FS, RG, CB, TE, DE, ILB – David Paulson, TE, Oregon
Carolina (6-10) - CB, LB, RT, S, RG, WR, K – Jerry Franklin, LB, Arkansas
Buffalo (6-10) - Rush LB, LT, CB, QB – Cam Johnson, DE/OLB, Virginia
Seattle (7-9) - QB, OG, LDE, CB – Brock Osweiler, QB, Arizona State
Kansas City (7-9) - NT, OG/OC, TE, RB, Rush LB, ILB – David Molk, OC, Michigan
New York Jets (8-8) - SS, RG, LG, WR, DE – Tim Benford, WR, Tennessee Tech
Washington - from Oakland (8-8) - ILB, RT, CB, NT, TE, OC, SS, K, Rush LB – Kevin Reddick, ILB, North Carolina
San Diego (8-8) - SS, OG, TE, CB, ILB, RB, WR, QB – Harrison Smith, SS, Notre Dame
Chicago (8-8) - CB, DE, OC, S, DT, QB – Antonio Allen, S, South Carolina
Arizona (8-8) - ILB, DE, Rush LB, RG, CB, QB, NT, K, P – Tank Carder, ILB, TCU
Dallas (8-8) - S, DE, OLB, ILB, Backup QB, P – Brandon Taylor, S, LSU
Philadelphia (8-8) - S, WR – Jordan White, WR, Western Michigan
Tennessee (9-7) - OG, DE, S, Weak LB, CB, WR – Lucas Nix, OG, Pittsburgh
Cincinnati* (9-7) - S, DE, DT, Strong LB – Kendall Reyes, DT/DE, Connecticut
Detroit* (10-6) - OG, LT – Isaiah Pead, RB, Cincinnati
Cleveland - from Atlanta* (10-6) - RT, OLB, OG, FS, DT, K – Sean Spence, OLB, Miami
Pittsburgh* (12-4) - OG, S, K, CB, QB, RB – LaMichael James, RB, Oregon
Denver* (8-8) - CB, LG/RT - Cliff Harris, CB/KR, Oregon
Houston* (10-6) - CB, S, LB – DeQuan Menzie, CB, Alabama
New Orleans* (13-3) - MLB, RT, C, SS, WR, CB – James-Michael Johnson, ILB, Nevada
Green Bay* (15-1) - DE, S, LT, OC – Jake Bequette, DE, Arkansas
Buffalo - from Baltimore* (12-4) - LT, CB, QB – Russell Wilson, QB, Wisconsin
San Francisco* (13-3) - OC, RT – William Vlachos, OC, Alabama
New England* (13-3) - S, RG – Eddie Whitley, FS, Virginia Tech
New York Giants* (9-7) - ILB, TE, OC, RB – Bernard Pierce, RB, Temple

· Atlanta -> Cleveland: Julio Jones

· Oakland -> Washington: Jason Campbell

· Tampa Bay -> Philadelphia: Luke Stocker

· Baltimore -> Buffalo: Lee Evans
Round 5

Indianapolis (2-14) - OC, CB, SS, TE, DE, LB, RB – Nicolas Jean-Baptise, NT, Baylor
Denver - from St. Louis (2-14) - LG/RT - Brandon Weeden, QB, Oklahoma State
Minnesota (3-13) - S, OG, LB, FB, RB3 – LT, S, OG, 2LB, DT, FB, RB3 – Brandon Brooks, OG, Miami (Ohio)
Cleveland (4-12) - RT, OG, FS, DT, K – Trenton Robinson, FS, Michigan State
Tampa Bay (4-12) - LB, RT, WR, OC, RB, LG, FB, DT, QB, K – Ryan Broyles, WR, Oklahoma
Trade - Minnesota (3-13) - S, LB, FB, RB3, LT, S, OG, 2LB, DT, FB, RB3 – Chris Marve, LB, Vanderbilt
Jacksonville (5-11) - QB, CB, RT, P, OC, LB – Keith Tandy, CB, West Virginia
Carolina (6-10) - CB, RT, S, RG, WR, K – Coryell Judie, CB, Texas A&M
Buffalo (6-10) - LT, CB – Andrew Datko, OT, Florida State
Miami (6-10) - NT, FS, RG, CB, DE, ILB – Hebron Fangupo, NT, BYU
Kansas City (7-9) - NT, TE, RB, Rush LB, ILB – Evan Rodriguez, TE, Temple
Seattle (7-9) - OG, LDE, CB – Chandler Jones, DE, Syracuse
Oakland (8-8) – NT, Rush LB, OG, CB, RT, SS, ILB, DE, RB – Adrian Hamilton, OLB, Prairie View A&M
San Diego (8-8) - OG, TE, CB, ILB, RB, WR, QB – J.K. Schaffer, ILB, Cincinnati
Chicago (8-8) - CB, DE, OC, DT, QB – Logan Harrell, DT/DE, Fresno State
Arizona (8-8) - DE, Rush LB, RG, CB, QB, NT, K, P – Lonnie Edwards, OG, Texas Tech
Dallas (8-8) - DE, OLB, ILB, Backup QB, P – Emmanuel Acho, OLB, Texas
Philadelphia (8-8) – S – Vick Ballard, RB, Mississippi State
New York Jets (8-8) - SS, RG, LG, DE – Rokevious Watkins, OG, South Carolina
Tennessee (9-7) - DE, S, Weak LB, CB, WR – Julian Miller, DE, West Virginia
Cincinnati* (9-7) - S, DE, Strong LB – Brandon Lindsey, DE, Pittsburgh
Atlanta* (10-6) - LT, CB, OC, RB, ILB, RG, FS, WR, LB – Cyrus Gray, RB, Texas A&M
Detroit* (10-6) - OG, LT – Tanner Hawkinson, OT, Kansas
Pittsburgh* (12-4) - OG, S, K, CB, QB – Rishaw Johnson, OG, California (PA)
Denver* (8-8) - LG/RT - Don Barclay, OT, West Virginia
Houston* (10-6) - S, LB – Nigel Bradham, OLB, Florida State
New Orleans* (13-3) - RT, C, SS, WR, CB – Jarius Wright, WR, Arkansas
Green Bay* (15-1) - S, LT, OC – Blake DeChristopher, OT, Virginia Tech
Baltimore* (12-4) - LT, OG, WR (big), CB – Marvin Jones, WR, California
San Francisco* (13-3) - RT – Ronnie Hillman, RB, San Diego State
Cincinnati - from New England* (13-3) - S, Strong LB – Keenan Robinson, OLB, Texas
New York Giants* (9-7) - ILB, TE, OC – George Bryan, TE, N.C. State

· New England -> Cincinnati: Chad Ochocinco

· St. Louis -> Denver: Brandon Lloyd
Round 6

St. Louis (2-14) - OT, WR, FS, CB, DT, OC, RB, FB – Jeff Fuller, WR, Texas A&M
Indianapolis (2-14) - OC, CB, SS, TE, DE, LB, RB – Duke Ihenacho, SS, San Jose State
Minnesota (3-13) - S, FB, RB3, LT, S, OG, 2LB, DT, FB, RB3 – Terrance Ganaway, FB/RB, Baylor
Tampa Bay (4-12) - LB, RT, OC, RB, LG, FB, DT, QB, K – Terrell Manning, OLB, N.C. State
Cleveland (4-12) - RT, OG, DT, K – Joel Foreman, OG, Michigan State
Jacksonville (5-11) - QB, RT, P, OC, LB – Donte Paige-Moss, DE/OLB, North Carolina
New Orleans - from Washington (5-11) - RT, C, SS, CB – Mike Ryan, OT, Connecticut
Buffalo (6-10) - CB – Marcus Forston, DT/DE, Miami
Miami (6-10) - FS, RG, CB, DE, ILB – Carmen Messina, LB, New Mexico
Carolina (6-10) - RT, S, RG, WR, K – Eric Page, WR, Toledo
Seattle (7-9) - OG, CB – B.J. Cunningham, WR, Michigan State
Kansas City (7-9) - NT, RB, Rush LB, ILB – Delvin Johnson, NT, Marshall
San Diego (8-8) - OG, TE, CB, RB, WR, QB – Michael Egnew, TE, Missouri
Chicago (8-8) - CB, DE, OC, QB – Quentin Saulsberry, OC, Mississippi State
Arizona (8-8) - DE, Rush LB, CB, QB, NT, K, P – Cordarro Law, OLB, Southern Mississippi
Dallas (8-8) - DE, ILB, Backup QB, P – Tanner Brock, ILB, TCU
Philadelphia (8-8) - S – Matt Daniels, S, Duke
New York Jets (8-8) - SS, LG, DE – Sean Cattouse, SS, California
Oakland (8-8) - NT, OG, CB, RT, SS, ILB, DE, RB – Desmond Wynn, OG, Rutgers
Tennessee (9-7) - S, Weak LB, CB, WR – A.J. Jenkins, WR, Illinois
Cincinnati* (9-7) – S – D’Anton Lynn, CB, Penn State
Detroit* (10-6) – Chris Givens, WR, Wake Forest
Atlanta* (10-6) - LT, CB, OC, ILB, RG, FS, WR, LB – Ben Habern, OC, Oklahoma
Pittsburgh* (12-4) - S, K, CB, QB – Blair Walsh, K, Georgia
Philadelphia - from Denver* (8-8) – Larry Warford, OG, Kentucky
Houston* (10-6) – S – Tramain Thomas, S, Arkansas
New Orleans* (13-3) - RT, C, SS, CB – Omar Bolden, CB, Arizona State
Green Bay* (15-1) - S, OC – Kevin Koger, TE, Wisconsin
Baltimore* (12-4) - LT, OG, CB – Art Forst, OG, Rutgers
San Francisco* (13-3) - RT – Josh Oglesby, OT, Wisconsin
Philadelphia - from New England* (13-3) – B.J. Coleman, QB, Tennessee-Chattanooga
New York Giants* (9-7) - ILB, OC – Demario Davis, ILB, Arkansas State

· Denver -> Philadelphia: Joe Mays

· Washington -> New Orleans: Jammal Brown

· New England -> Philadelphia: Tracy White

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The Bills first round pick is supposed to be Melvin Ingram and the Packers pick is supposed to be Whitney Mercilus. Don’t know how I messed that up

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by seton hall and steelers on Feb 8, 2012 6:43 PM EST reply actions

This draft would be amazing

but from what I’ve been reading I don’t see how Poe falls to us in the 2nd, or James in the 4th. I’d take them in a heartbeat if they were. Good job.

by TomlinsPuffyJacket on Feb 8, 2012 10:18 PM EST reply actions

definitely pretty generous toward the Steelers

if we pass on Poe in the first we’ll have to make sure we take Ta’amu in the second. James could fall quite a bit if he doesnt have good workouts.

by steel.curtain.number2 on Feb 9, 2012 4:03 PM EST up reply actions

I have seen Poe falling to the Steelers in the 2nd in a ton of Mock Drafts

Here are some possible reasons why:

He is not like Phil Taylor who had a great combine. Instead, he will probably have an average to bad combine.

There is a very good FA class of NTs this year so some teams could fill up there needs

A lot of 3-4 teams are shifting towards more athletic NTs that can play 3 downs and Poe is not that

Ultimately, I think Poe will go around 15 to 20 in the 2nd round and I think if he is there between 15 and 20, we should trade up to get him

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by seton hall and steelers on Feb 9, 2012 5:49 PM EST up reply actions

He is not like Phil Taylor who had a great combine. Instead, he will probably have an average to bad combine.

There is a very good FA class of NTs this year so some teams could fill up there needs

A lot of 3-4 teams are shifting towards more athletic NTs that can play 3 downs and Poe is not that

I don’t know what your hearing but everything I read says he has a quickness a man his size shouldn’t have. I haven’t seen too many of his plays live but of the 10 or so he looks quick to me. I think he is going to have a great combine which validates him as a first round pick based off your 1st and 2nd point.

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by Steel34D on Feb 9, 2012 6:44 PM EST up reply actions

I guess we will have to wait and see

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by seton hall and steelers on Feb 9, 2012 9:16 PM EST up reply actions

KICKER ???

IMO we definitly need to draft a Kicker this year, but looking at Blair Walsh’s stats, he doesnt seem to jump out as a reliable rplacement for Suisham. Not being a total draft junky, nor following college footbal at all, are there any other prospects that we should be looking at ?

by Sch Lotan on Feb 9, 2012 2:03 AM EST reply actions

Greg Zuerlein

is a favorite of mine. Steel34D brought him up a few weeks ago. he has an injury history which is why no one is talking about him, but he finished this past season without any issues and had a phenomenal year.

by steel.curtain.number2 on Feb 9, 2012 4:00 PM EST up reply actions

im not sure i want a kicker with an injury history

after what we’ve gone through with sepulveda

by hasay on Feb 9, 2012 8:45 PM EST up reply actions

there is no way

Poe will be available for us in the second round. He’ll be long gone.

A question for draft guys. I’ve heard that new collective bargaining agreement won’t allow us to get 1st and 3rd round picks for Wallace if someone outbids us, only 1st round pick. Is it true?

If we have to part ways with Wallace, which picks would be ideal for us?

by Bonek on Feb 9, 2012 3:08 AM EST reply actions

I think if we draft a legit OT

We probably push Gilbert into G.

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by John Stephens on Feb 9, 2012 9:41 AM EST reply actions

Only if Colon can actually play.

About which I’m not confident.

by JDSpartan on Feb 9, 2012 10:36 AM EST up reply actions

I’m not worried until I have to be.

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by John Stephens on Feb 9, 2012 11:44 AM EST up reply actions

Very wise.

I should try that, haha.

by JDSpartan on Feb 9, 2012 2:39 PM EST up reply actions

I have two problems

Vinnie Curry isn’t going in the first round and Bruce Irvin isn’t going in the second. Vinnie Curry is good but not first round good and Bruce Irvin is a pure pass rusher.

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by WVPiratesfan on Feb 9, 2012 11:47 AM EST reply actions

At 245

I don’t see him as big enough to survive as anything more than pass rush specialist. Nor do I think he could add enough to be able to be a full time starter. 2nd is to early for a 1 to 2 down player in my opinion

I'm getting tired of saying this: Dick LeBeau’s system is so complex very few rookies can make an impact.

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by Steel in FL on Feb 9, 2012 4:08 PM EST up reply actions

I dont think he's that big

He looks way skinnier than that.

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Cleveland Cavaliers fan - um yeah, about that...

by StoneColdSteel on Feb 11, 2012 5:29 PM EST up reply actions

Pure pass rushers that are as good as Irvin go in the 1st round a lot

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by seton hall and steelers on Feb 9, 2012 5:49 PM EST up reply actions

Like Aaron Maybin?

Not sure many teams would like to try that again

I'm getting tired of saying this: Dick LeBeau’s system is so complex very few rookies can make an impact.

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by Steel in FL on Feb 9, 2012 9:32 PM EST up reply actions

Aaron Maybin who was the Jets best player on the front 7 this year

And picking someone in the top 15 of the draft is much different than picking a guy like Bruce Irvin in the 2nd round

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by seton hall and steelers on Feb 9, 2012 9:43 PM EST up reply actions

David Harris?

Pretty sure he was there best player in front 7.

11tackles and 6 sacks not great but he did prove to be there best pass rusher.

by Steel34D on Feb 10, 2012 1:36 AM EST up reply actions

He can't play the run at all

and did have a tendency to dissapear in some games. But when decided it was go time there was no one that was going to stop him

by WVPiratesfan on Feb 10, 2012 11:36 PM EST up reply actions

As I said in the MTD link

A+ for Baltimore.

Might want to add RB to that list as well. And we are in dyer need of a KR/PR guy.

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by Mr MaLoR on Feb 9, 2012 4:45 PM EST reply actions

Opinion on this Seton?

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by Mr MaLoR on Feb 10, 2012 12:17 AM EST up reply actions

I really really really don’t see Poe lasting until the second. As for Mike Adams? He is definitely intriguing, but I’m not sure if he’s got the work ethic to make it in the NFL. If he does, however, he’s basically a Max Starks clone which ain’t too shabby. Not crazy about the James pick. He pretty much needs a hole the size of a semi in order to gain any yardage and while he has great cutback ability and a very good burst, he’s another steve slaton. Big play potential, but not really what we need

by NoVAPensFan on Feb 9, 2012 4:53 PM EST reply actions

I would rather have Glenn or Hightower in the first. I think Glenn can be a really good guard in this leage and would have some position versatility. I think Hightower would be a pretty good fit for our defense and if the FO likes him I think they will have a hard time not taking him.

by steelerintexas on Feb 9, 2012 5:50 PM EST reply actions

Only problem if you take Hightower in the first is you realistically will use the first 2 picks on the defensive side of the ball. We have to get a legit replacement for Hampton. So if we dont take Poe in the first we most definetly need to take Ta amu in the second. But with are O line issues we cant not take an Olineman in the first or second round. It just doenst make sense to take Hightower right now. Unless we get someone for theOline in FA

by msoberl on Feb 9, 2012 6:30 PM EST up reply actions

We will take the best player on the board and I feel Hightower would be a better player at that spot than Adams. Im still thinking Glenn might be a good option though.

by steelerintexas on Feb 9, 2012 8:20 PM EST up reply actions

I’m not big on Hightower…basically just a 2 down player. Adams had a great Senior bowl week and game… was a favorite of Mike Mayocks. The choice between Glenn and Adams would be intriguing…Glenn has position flexibility in that he can play guard which the Steelers love but he may be gone by #24.

With Rooneys comments about the offense after the season and his firing of BA, we have to think the OL will be a priority in the draft. That doesn’t mean we will reach in round 1 but if we go defense in round 1 we will probably draft a couple OL in the next few picks.

by SteelerMike on Feb 9, 2012 9:28 PM EST reply actions

trade down?

I know we usually do very little trading on draft day and pick BPA…that’s fine, especially with how well we usually draft.

But, maybe this year we either get more aggressive and trade up (like we did for troy & Santonio) or trade down and acquire picks. I wouldn’t mind if we traded down and ended up with 3, second round picks or 2, seconds and 2, thirds.

Does anyone know what value we can get (based on the trade chart) if we traded #24? Maybe we get a teams 2013 first round pick and we then trade that for two second round picks in 2012 or 1 second round pick and 1 third round pick in 2012. Ideally, I would like to trade back but still have our first pick in the second round be in the top ten picks.

Any thoughts on relaistic sceanarios where we could trade back and end up with multiple second round and/or third round picks?

by SteelerMike on Feb 9, 2012 9:57 PM EST reply actions

Glad you asked

The Steelers could trade with the Eagles. The Steelers give up their 24 and 88 to receive the 46, 51, 114. The Eagles can draft a WR and LB in rd 1 to both be starters. I believe the Eagles need to make a splash this off season to help fans regain confidence in their team.

by Mike Liv on Feb 10, 2012 12:57 AM EST reply actions

I would take Glenn over Adams and not even think about it.

I don’t get the obsession with replacing Hampton. He doesn’t even play that many snaps any more. NT is not the position of importance it once was. If the value is there, though, sure: Take the big defender.

I’d like to see some pass-rush talent in the first 5 rounds, whether at LB or DL. I liked the Worilds pick but he and Carter haven’t shown much, and we saw this season what happened when Woodley and Harrison were injured. Can’t afford not to have pass rushers.

by syrsteelerfan on Feb 10, 2012 9:44 AM EST reply actions

Not bad.

Not sure if Poe makes it all the way there in the second to the Steelers though. If not then Ta’amu who you had going a few picks later would be a nice selection. I like the Adams pick and either Glenn or Hightower would have been fine with me there who were still on the board. Cole is a good selection in the third to replace Farrior. James is intriguing in the fourth. I might have went with Whitley to groom at FS. Not a fan of Walsh but I can understand why you took a kicker there and taking another OL in the fifth is fine with me.

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by Black&GoldTrain on Feb 10, 2012 11:11 PM EST reply actions

The first 3...

Would be outstanding for the Steelers. It would fill 3 major areas of needs with players who could step in and contribute. I would take Brandon Brooks OG in Rnd 4. Hey I didn’t see or I missed Trumaine Johnson, Safety, Montana – thought he was a stud? (Along with Markelle Martin & Geo Iloka- I would take any of those 3 from Rnd 4 on.) Also like M Egnew TE 6’5 240- needs to beef up a bit but a another skilled receiver to add. Is everyone convinced that we HAVE to take an RB in Rnds 1-4 now for insurance?

by 21Clemente on Feb 11, 2012 10:22 AM EST reply actions