ROD mock draft in 2016

[DaveFan'51]

This draft is so damn deep at DE/DT/LB its unreal.

Yep! And 24 of them have been picked so far! To me that sounds like a very high percentage! But It was expected!! I have a total of 54 of these players on my Board!

 

[shaunpinney]

Yep! And 24 of them have been picked so far! To me that sounds like a very high percentage! But It was expected!! I have a total of 54 of these players on my Board!

And who's left on your board? :mrburns: you know you want to tell me :mrburnsevil:

 

[Alan]

shaunpinney trying to figure out my secret:
He's listed as a DE/LB on most sites - nfl.com have him down as DE though - I'm not sure what @Alan uses as his marker...

Ouija board.

 

[JackDRams]

@Riverumbbq come out to plaayyy

 

[DaveFan'51]

And who's left on your board? :mrburns: you know you want to tell me :mrburnsevil:

 

[shaunpinney]

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I'll take that as a No then?

 

[LosAngelesRams]

Good morning everybody!

I'm like 10 pages behind in reading and very busy at work, just checking to make sure its not my pick yet. Will check again soon.

Thanks for the awesome updates @Alan , makes life easier for me.

 

[Riverumbbq]

Sorry guys, I was up late last night hoping to get these picks in, and slept late this morning.

With the 60'th pick, New England takes CBS Sports' 44'th overall rated player, … DT Austin Johnson.

http://www.pennlive.com/pennstatefootball/index.ssf/2015/07/penn_states_austin_johnson_in.html

Being there was some trade activity for my 61'st pick last night, i'll wait ten minutes to see if this still exists this morning, if not, this pick announcement will be coming in the next few moments.

PLAYER OVERVIEW
Johnson's arc at Penn State was impressive, doubling his production from 3.0 tackles for loss in 2013 to 6.0 the following season and 15.0 as a junior, when he also more than tripled his previous career output with 6.5 sacks and used it as a springboard to enter the NFL Draft a year early.
STRENGTHS WEAKNESSES
STRENGTHS: Possesses the thick-cut frame to fit even and odd fronts, alike, sporting broad shoulders, a big butt and gut and tree trunks for limbs. He's stout at the point of attack, showing the coordination and leg drive to anchor as well as good core strength to stand his ground even when caught off-balance.



When he attacks with his hands, Johnson can stack and shed blockers in the hole. Locates the ball quickly and hustles laterally or downfield in pursuit. As a pass rusher, he shows more effort than explosiveness or technique, chopping his hands to fight through would-be blockers but rarely slipping by them freely.



WEAKNESSES: Despite his gaudy sack production, Johnson is more of a run-stuffer than a pass-rusher. He isn't particularly quick off the ball and like a lot of heavier players, Johnson struggles with pad level. Too often he doesn't extend his arms, playing chest to chest with blockers and only releasing after the ballcarrier is at or past the line of scrimmage.



COMPARES TO: Eddie Goldman, Chicago Bears - A well-built player who carries his weight well, Johnson has the quickness to provide an interior push, but his specialty is holding up vs. multiple blockers to clog the middle and mirror ballcarriers.



IN OUR VIEW: Although not a rangy player, Johnson has a motor that is always revving and he moves well in small areas with strong hands to stack and create movement. A player whose production matches the tape, Johnson has an impressive blend of power, quickness and awareness to fit three- and four-man fronts.



--Rob Rang (2/10/16)

 

[shaunpinney]

Ohh a potential trade at the bottom of the 2nd - who the heck managed that one?! I've been trying for what seems like days to do that! lol:deadhorse:

 

[Alan]

Trade! The Cheatriots trade #61 to the Bears for #72 & #127

The GM for the Cheatriots has made his pick (60th in the 2016 draft) and @shaunpinney is on the clock and has until 0709 hours 06APR16 to make his pick. @Warner4Prez is on deck.

Round 1

1. Jets - 12intheBox: Carson Wentz - North Dakota State
2. Cleveland - Corbin: Jared Goff - California
3. Chargers - Shawnbb158: Jalen Ramsey - FSU
4. Cowboys - Rynie/Alan: Joey Bosa - Ohio State
5. Jaguars - PressureD41: Myles Jack - UCLA
6. Ravens - Merlin: Laremy Tunsil - Mississippi
7. 49ers - JackDRams: Deforest Buckner - Oregon
8. Eagles - DaveFan'51: Ezekiel Elliot - Ohio State
9. Buccaneers - LosAngelesRams: Vernon Hargreaves - Florida
10. Giants - Mojo Ram: Laquon Treadwell - Mississippi
11. Bears - Shaunpinney: Leonard Floyd - Georgia
12. Saints - Gandalf: Shaq Lawson - Clemson
13. Dolphins -OC--LeftCoast: Ronnie Stanley - Notre Dame
14. Raiders - -X-: Reggie Ragland - Alabama
15. Rams - Boston Ram: Mackensie Alexander - Clemson
16. Lions - Dieter the Brock: Noah Spence - Eastern Kentucky
17. Falcons - Rams Until I Die: Corey Coleman - Baylor
18. Colts - Legatron4: Cody Whitehair - Kansas State
19. Bills - T-REX: Darron Lee - Ohio State
20. Titans - A55VA6/Alan: Jack Conklin - Michigan State
21. Vikings - jsimcox: Josh Doctson - TCU
22. Texans - Tron: Hunter Henry - Arkansas
23. Redskins - Killgasm: Braxton Miller - Ohio State
24. Bengals - hotanez: Eli Apple - Ohio State
25. 49ers - JackDRams: Jaylon Smith - Notre Dame
26. Seahawks - OldSchool: Sheldon Rankins - Louisville
27. Packers - Ramrocket: Andrew Billings - Baylor
28. Chiefs – JRobinson/Alan: Jarran Reed - Alabama
29. Cardinals - BatteringRambo: Paxton Lynch - Memphis
30. Panthers -Warner4Prez: Emmanuel Ogbah - Oklahoma State
31. Patriots - Riverumbbq: Taylor Decker - Ohio State

Round 2

32. Browns - Corbin: Michael Thomas - Ohio State
33. Titans - A55VA6: A'Shawn Robinson - Alabama
34. Cowboys - Rynie/Alan: William Jackson III - Houston
35. Chargers - Shawnbb158: Kevin Dodd - Clemson
36. Ravens - Merlin: Sterling Shepherd - Oklahoma
37. Steelers -TheDYVKX: Robert Nkemdiche - Mississippi
38. Lions - Dieter the Brock: Ryan Kelly - Alabama
39. Buccaneers - LosAngelesRams: Keanu Neal - Florida
40. Giants -Mojo Ram: Derrick Henry - Alabama
41. Bears - Shaunpinney: Will Fuller, WR, Notre Dame
42. Dolphins -OC--LeftCoast: Devontae Booker - Utah
43. Broncos - Ramhusker: Jason Spriggs - Indiana
44. Raiders - -X-: Vonn Bell - Ohio State
45. Rams - Boston Ram: Tyler Boyd - Pittsburgh
46. Jaguars - PressureD41: Nick Martin - Notre Dane
47. Steelers -TheDYVKX: Su'a Cravens - USC
48. Colts - Legatron4: Yannick Ngakoue - Maryland
49. Bills - T-REX: Vernon Butler - Louisiana Tech
50. Falcons - Rams Until I Die: Jonathan Bullard - Florida
51.Titans-A55VA6: Karl Joseph - West Virginia
52. Texans - Tron: Pharoh Cooper - South Carolina
53. Saints - Gandalf: Chris Jones - Mississippi State
54. Vikings - jsimcox: Jeremy Cash - Duke
55. Bengals - hotanez: Kenny Clark - UCLA
56. Seahawks - OldSchool: German Ifedi - Texas A&M
57. Packers - Ramrocket: Kentrell Brothers - Missouri
58. Redskins - Killgasm: Adolphus Washington - Ohio State
59. Chiefs - JRobinson: Shilique Calhoun - Michigan State
60. Patriots - Riverumbbq: Austin Johnson - Penn State
61. Bears - Shaunpinney:
62. Panthers -Warner4Prez
63. Broncos -Ramhusker

Round 3

64. Titans - A55VA6:
65. Browns - Corbin:
66. Chargers - Shawnbb158:
67. Cowboys - Rynie:
68. Saints - Gandalf: Trade
69. Jaguars - PressureD41:
70. Ravens - Merlin:
71. Giants -Mojo Ram:
72. Patriots - Riverumbbq:
73. Dolphins -OC--LeftCoast:
74. Buccaneers - LosAngelesRams:
75. Raiders - -X-:
76. Rams - Boston Ram:
77. Eagles - DaveFan'51:
78. Steelers -TheDYVKX: Trade
79. Eagles – DaveFan'51:
80. Bills - T-REX:
81. Falcons - Rams Until I Die:
82. Colts - Legatron4:
83. Titans-A55VA6:
84. Redskins - Killgasm:
85. Texans - Tron:
86. Vikings - jsimcox:
87. Bengals - hotanez:
88. Packers - Ramrocket:
89. 49ers - JackDRams: Trade
90. Seahawks - OldSchool:
91. Broncos - Ramhusker: Trade
92. Cardinals - BatteringRambo:
93. Panthers -Warner4Prez
94. Broncos -Ramhusker
95. Lions - Dieter the Brock: Compensatory:
96. Patriots - Riverumbbq: Compensatory:
97. Seahawks - OldSchool: Compensatory:
98. Broncos - Ramhusker: Compensatory:

Round 4

99. Browns - Corbin:
100. Eagles – DaveFan'51:
101. Cowboys - Rynie:
102. Chargers - Shawnbb158:
103. Jaguars - PressureD41:
104. Ravens - Merlin:
105. Saints - Gandalf: Trade
106. Bears - Shaunpinney:
107. Dolphins -OC--LeftCoast:
108. Buccaneers - LosAngelesRams:
109. Giants -Mojo Ram:
110. Rams - Boston Ram:
111. Jaguars - PressureD41: Trade
112. Saints - Gandalf:
113. Titans - A55VA6:
114. Raiders - -X-:
115. Falcons - Rams Until I Die:
116. Colts - Legatron4:
117. Bills - T-REX:
118. Titans-A55VA6:
119. Texans - Tron:
120. Redskins - Killgasm:
121. Redskins - Killgasm:
122. Bengals - hotanez:
123. Eagles – DaveFan'51:
124. Seahawks - OldSchool:
125. Packers - Ramrocket:
126. Chiefs - JRobinson:
127. Patriots - Riverumbbq:
128. Cardinals - BatteringRambo:
129. Panthers -Warner4Prez
130. Ravens - Merlin:
131. Packers - Ramrocket: Compensatory:
132. Ravens - Merlin: Compensatory:
133. 49ers - JackDRams: Compensatory:
134. Ravens - Merlin: Compensatory:
135. Cowboys - Rynie: Compensatory:
136. Broncos - Ramhusker: Compensatory:
137. Packers - Ramrocket: Compensatory:
138. Browns - Corbin: Compensatory:
139. Bills - T-REX: Compensatory:

Round 5

140. Titans - A55VA6:
141. Browns - Corbin:
142. 49ers - JackDRams:
143. Raiders - -X-:
144. Broncos -Ramhusker
145. 49ers - JackDRams:
146. Jaguars - PressureD41:
147. Dolphins -OC--LeftCoast:
148. Buccaneers - LosAngelesRams:
149. Giants -Mojo Ram:
150. Bears - Shaunpinney:
151. Jaguars - PressureD41: Trade
152. Saints - Gandalf:Redskins - Killgasm:
153. Eagles – DaveFan'51:
154. Raiders - -X-:
155. Colts - Legatron4:
156. Bills - T-REX:
157. Titans - A55VA6:
158. Redskins - Killgasm:
159. Texans - Tron:
160. Vikings - jsimcox:
161. Bengals - hotanez:
162. Chiefs - JRobinson:
163. Packers - Ramrocket:
164. Eagles - DaveFan'51:
165. Chiefs - JRobinson:
166. Texans - Tron:
167. Cardinals - BatteringRambo:
168. Panthers - Warner4Prez
169. Lions - Dieter the Brock:
170. Cardinals - BatteringRambo: Compensatory:
171. Seahawks - OldSchool: Compensatory:
172. Browns - Corbin: Compensatory:
173. Browns - Corbin: Compensatory:
174. 49ers - JackDRams: Compensatory:
175. Chargers - Shawnbb158: Compensatory:

Players already chosen (color coded by round chosen):

QB: Carson Wentz, Jared Goff, Paxton Lynch,
WR: Laquon Treadwell, Corey Coleman, Josh Doctson, Braxton Miller, Sterling Shepherd, Michael Thomas, Will Fuller, Tyler Boyd, Pharoh Cooper,
TE: Hunter Henry,
RB: Ezekiel Elliot, Derrick Henry, Devontae Booker,
OT: Laremy Tunsil, Ronnie Stanley, Jack Conklin, Taylor Decker, Jason Spriggs, German Ifedi,
OG: Cody Whitehair,
C: Ryan Kelly, Nick Martin

DE: Joey Bosa, Deforest Buckner, Shaq Lawson, Noah Spence, Emmanuel Ogbah, Kevin Dodd, Yannick Ngakoue, Jonathan Bullard, Shilique Calhoun,
DT: Sheldon Rankins, Andrew Billings, Jarran Reed, A'Shawn Robinson, Robert Nkemdiche, Vernon Butler, Chris Jones, Kenny Clark, Adolphus Washington, Austin Johnson,
LB: Myles Jack, Leonard Floyd, Reggie Ragland, Darron Lee, Jaylon Smith, Kentrell Brothers,
S: Keanu Neal, Vonn Bell, Su'a Cravens, Karl Joseph, Jeremy Cash,
CB: Jalen Ramsey, Vernon Hargreaves, Mackensie Alexander, Eli Apple, William Jackson III,

Other:

 

[DaveFan'51]

I'll take that as a No then?

I could give you the list, but I'd scramble the order so you can't catch onto my game Plan!

 

[JackDRams]

Pretty long ten minutes

 

[DaveFan'51]

Sorry guys, I was up late last night hoping to get these picks in, and slept late this morning.

With the 60'th pick, New England takes CBS Sports' 44'th overall rated player, … DT Austin Johnson.

http://www.pennlive.com/pennstatefootball/index.ssf/2015/07/penn_states_austin_johnson_in.html

Being there was some trade activity for my 61'st pick last night, i'll wait ten minutes to see if this still exists this morning, if not, this pick announcement will be coming in the next few moments.

PLAYER OVERVIEW
Johnson's arc at Penn State was impressive, doubling his production from 3.0 tackles for loss in 2013 to 6.0 the following season and 15.0 as a junior, when he also more than tripled his previous career output with 6.5 sacks and used it as a springboard to enter the NFL Draft a year early.
STRENGTHS WEAKNESSES
STRENGTHS: Possesses the thick-cut frame to fit even and odd fronts, alike, sporting broad shoulders, a big butt and gut and tree trunks for limbs. He's stout at the point of attack, showing the coordination and leg drive to anchor as well as good core strength to stand his ground even when caught off-balance.



When he attacks with his hands, Johnson can stack and shed blockers in the hole. Locates the ball quickly and hustles laterally or downfield in pursuit. As a pass rusher, he shows more effort than explosiveness or technique, chopping his hands to fight through would-be blockers but rarely slipping by them freely.



WEAKNESSES: Despite his gaudy sack production, Johnson is more of a run-stuffer than a pass-rusher. He isn't particularly quick off the ball and like a lot of heavier players, Johnson struggles with pad level. Too often he doesn't extend his arms, playing chest to chest with blockers and only releasing after the ballcarrier is at or past the line of scrimmage.



COMPARES TO: Eddie Goldman, Chicago Bears - A well-built player who carries his weight well, Johnson has the quickness to provide an interior push, but his specialty is holding up vs. multiple blockers to clog the middle and mirror ballcarriers.



IN OUR VIEW: Although not a rangy player, Johnson has a motor that is always revving and he moves well in small areas with strong hands to stack and create movement. A player whose production matches the tape, Johnson has an impressive blend of power, quickness and awareness to fit three- and four-man fronts.



--Rob Rang (2/10/16)

Nice sold pick, good value! I had him at #44 too!!Are you coming right back w/ your #61!!?!

 

[DaveFan'51]

" DITTO!!"

 

[Riverumbbq]

Trade Announcement

New England trades pick # 61 for Chicago Bears picks 72 & 127.

Shaunpinney is on the clock.

 

[DaveFan'51]

@shaunpinney ... you S-O-B!! Beat me out!!

 

[JackDRams]

I guess Shaun made the trade and then decided to go to bed.

 

[shaunpinney]

Ok - Having addressed our Pass Rush needs in the first and added a deep threat WR in the second, the Chicago bears are now going to shore up the CBs and tandem the Fuller brothers, with the 61st pick of the ROD 2016 draft the Chicago Bears select:

Kendall Fuller, CB, Virginia Tech

OVERVIEW

Fuller was the fourth Fuller brother to suit up for Virginia Tech, and will be the fourth to play in the NFL, and probably the most talented of them all. Vincent played seven years in the league as a safety, Corey lines up as a reserve receiver for the Detroit Lions, and Kyle has played well at corner for Chicago after they made him a first-round pick in 2014. Kendall, a high school All-American, simply came into Bud Foster's defense as a true freshman, starting 12 games, intercepting six passes, and garnering Freshman All-American, second-team All-ACC and Defensive Rookie of the Year honors. Fuller continued to impress in his sophomore year, earning second team All-American notice from multiple outlets and first team all-conference nods from coaches and media alike (4.5 tackles for loss, two interceptions, 15 pass breakups) -- all while playing with a fractured wrist on which he had surgery after the season. Unfortunately, the injury bug bit Fuller again before the 2015 season, as he tore the meniscus in his right knee during preseason camp. He attempted to play through the injury, but decided to hang it up after three games (seven tackles, sack) to have it repaired. Rather than return to Virginia Tech after head coach Frank Beamer retired, Fuller decided to head to the next level as an early draft entrant to join his brothers.

ANALYSIS
STRENGTHS
Supremely confident and believes he should make the biggest plays on the field. Looks to feast on unsuspecting quarterbacks. Has the feet and twitch to trigger and go when he reads the quarterback's intentions. Takes a direct path to the ball. Ball hawk in the short and intermediate passing game. Logged 34 passes defensed and eight interceptions in 2013 and 2014 combined. Savvy and trusts his instincts. Good coordination from press coverage and can track releases both inside and out. Understands the body game and gets into the chest of receivers while running downfield. Willing tackler who steps downhill and doesn’t miss his mark very often.

WEAKNESSES
Lacking desired size and length for the outside spot. Doesn't have the recovery speed to be able to take as many chances on the pro level. Lacks field discipline. Gambler who will get his knot chopped by double moves and pump fakes. Allowed 16.7 yards per completion when he was fully healthy in 2014. Needs to get better at finding the ball when he’s beaten over the top. His play style could lead to early penalty issues. Tried to play through a torn meniscus and ended up shutting it down after the first three games of the season.

NFL COMPARISON
Kyle Fuller

BOTTOM LINE
The playmaking production didn't happen by accident. Fuller has the twitch and the anticipation to challenge throws on the NFL level and come away with his fair share of interceptions, but scouts are very leery of the chances he is willing to take as they have concerns about his ability to carry long speed.

 

[shaunpinney]

@shaunpinney ... you S-O-B!! Beat me out!!

Mwahhhaaa :mrburnsevil::mrburnsevil::mrburnsevil:

 

[DaveFan'51]

I guess Shaun made the trade and then decided to go to bed.

I hope not!!

 

[shaunpinney]

@shaunpinney ... you S-O-B!! Beat me out!!

I'm probably not after the same guy