If we manage to land a QB in free agency, an offensive lineman i.e. RT, is the most sensible pick for us in my opinion.
If we manage to land a QB in free agency, an offensive lineman i.e. RT, is the most sensible pick for us in my opinion.
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Not the entire board, there were plenty that were more than happy with the mediocrity and continue to be willing to support every single move this team makes. Some would be happy no matter who we drafted there. Ireland could redraft Colombo just to ensure he gets 1st round money and some of you would defend it.
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Originally Posted by Slim
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The Colombo issue can be solved by drafting a cardboard box in the 7th. It's flat out idiotic to use a top ten pick on an OT that's only there because the position is insanely overrated. Top ten are for playmakers and ELITE linemen, which Martin most certainly is not. There's an argument for DeCastro, but that's it. Draft a playmaker or an elite defender (Coples or Upshaw) and fix the line later in the draft and through FA.
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Sensible (i.e. safe) picks get you to 7-9, 7-9, and 6-10. There are plenty of playmakers available at our spot, save the cornfed for later rounds.
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Originally Posted by ryanosaur2000
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I would be all over Weeden in rd 2, but I seriously doubt that he wil be availabe there. Imo trade our 4th to slide up a few slots to get him:
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Originally Posted by Mudder1310
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1. DeCastro
2. Weeden
3. Joe Adams, or if somehow Colby Fleener slides down to here. If Adams run a 4.20-4.25 he'll be gone, too.
I really want that field stetching TE, maybe Ladarius Green, but I still have hopes for Charles Clay. Adams has stud talent, more Desean Jackson than Ted Ginn. The guy has major quicks, not just straight line speed. He is not a Clyde Gates clone, and I have high hopes for Gates in the next season or 2 as he get some experience under his belt. Dude can fly- we should have kept Anthony Armstrong also.
I would rather Draft Decastro. He will be a Pro Bowler and fills a need. Let Jerry, Murtha, and a mid-rounder battle it out for the RT job. All these tackles are LTs that would require a position switch. Decastro is a RG and looks like the next great lineman!!! I know it's not a sexy pick, but you win in the trenches. You spend FA money on playmakers and Draft the Grunts.
I would LOVE to draft playmakers, but we're obvioulsy at the mercy of the draft board. I'd be really interested in Dwayne Bowe in FA- dude does not have hands of stone as some say and is a physical presence. We wanted Lockr or Pnder last year, got snkaed out of both, the move this year is to trade down in the 1st round and get ideally:
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Originally Posted by King Dingaling
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1. Daivd DeCastro
2. Brandon Weeden
3. Coby Fleener
3. Joe Adams
Hey, I can dream.

Assuming we get a QB in FA, I'd rather get a pass rusher with the 1st pick. Elite pass rushers are harder to find beyond the top 15 than tackles. Other teams find a way to fill the tackle position with later picks. It's about time we do a better job of scouting and do the same.
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Originally Posted by silverfin
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if we do sign matt flyn i would like to see us select michael flyod WR NOtre dame as he knows how to operate in a westcoast style system&could be an immediate impact
Round 1 - Brian Cushing OLB
Round 2 - Ron Brace DT
Round 2 - Sean Smith DB
Round 3 - Jasper Brinkly ILB
Round 4 - Augustus Parrish OT
Round 5 - Marko Mitchell WR
round 7 - Marlon Lucky RB
round 7 - Greg Carr WR
round 7 - Ryan Purvis TE
So the following happens in the Draft:
1. Colts - QB Andrew Luck
2. Rams - CB Morris Claiborne
3. Vikings - OT Matt Kalil
4. Browns - QB Robert Griffin
5. Bucs - WR Justin Blackmon
6. Redskins - QB Ryan Tannehill
7. Jaguars - DE Quinton Coples
Then what? Miami picks #8 or #9. Who do you pick? Honestly.
It's too easy to just say "trade down" as if that opportunity is automatically going to exist. But who will do the trading up, and for what player?
Who would be left that would inspire a trade up? Dre Kirkpatrick, who was just arrested for marijuana possession? Trent Richardson, a tailback, where so many teams have come to believe that drafting tailbacks high in the 1st round is stupid? David DeCastro, an interior offensive lineman? Between Jonathan Martin, Riley Reiff and Mike Adams, there would be enough left at that position that a team in need wouldn't necessarily feel urgency about trading up to Miami's spot with all three of those guys left on the board. The same thing applies at the Defensive Tackle spots, where you'd still have Michael Brockers, Devon Still, Dontari Poe, Fletcher Cox, Brandon Thompson and Alamaeda Ta'amu all still available. With all of those guys available, why feel urgency to trade up to #8 or #9 for one of them?
So, which player is going to induce teams to trade up and give up extra draft picks?
The reality is, if the Draft happens the way I laid out above, and Miami doesn't trade up, then yeah...David DeCastro might be their best bet.
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Pick #012: DE Bjoern Werner, Florida State
Pick #022: WR Cordarrelle Patterson, Tennessee
Pick #054: TE Travis Kelce, Cincinnati
Pick #082: FS Shamarko Thomas, Syracuse
Pick #174: CB D.J. Hayden, Houston
Pick #204: OG Hugh Thornton, Illinois
Pick #206: TE Joseph Fauria, UCLA
Pick #208: QB Peter Lalich, California (PA)


If we get a QB...I would prefer to trade down and snag an extra 2nd or 3rd unless some crazy **** happens and a top 5 player falls to us. But at the same time a crazy prospect would have to fall for us to be able to trade down.
4/11/2013 - "26 minutes with Ireland today and not one question about Quarterback position. Probably the first time since Marino days." - Ben Volin
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