murphlett
04-06-2008, 08:35 PM
My Picks For The Bills:
Round 1: Leodis McKelvin CB (Pick 11) -- Cromartie went 10th; D. Thomas went 19th; Kelly went 20th, Hardy went 23rd.
Round 2: Limus Sweed WR (pick 41) -- F. Davis went 40; E. Doucet went 44; J. Flacco went 60th.
Round 3: Mike Pollak OC (pick 72) -- Brad Cotton TE went 87.
Round 4: 1st pick Owen Schmitt FB (pick 114); 2nd pick Kellen Davis TE (comp. pick 132)
Round 5: Gary Guyton OLB (pick 150)
Round 6: D.J. Wolfe SS (pick 179)
Round 7: 1st pick Adarius Bowman (pick 219) what a steal, dropped because of his pot charge;
2nd pick Walace Gilberry DE OLB (pick 224); 3rd pick Justin Harper WR (comp pick 251)
Leodis McKelvin will remind you of Antione Winfield. I wanted Cromartie but he went just ahead of our pick. McKelvin is not a bad bride's maid.
Remember that we lost both Sam Aiken and Peerless Price at the wideout spots. Getting Sweed in the second round was a great value. If Bowman (pot charge) becomes a risk, Harper at the second last pick of the draft becomes a great value and has freakish speed at 4.44 for a big man. All receivers aree 6'4" or taller.
Mike Pollak is the top rated center in most books and will eventually take over for Fowler. Owen Schmitt is a blue collar fullback. He is in the mold of Sam Gash and is rated as the top guy in his position.
Kellen Davis has size and raw skills. He may be a year away and then his first name may remind you of someone.
Gary Guton was the fastest OLB at the combine. Can get around the corner fast on blitzes.
D.J. Wolfe has rare 4.4 speed for a strong safety. Swithed from corner last year and needs to bulk up to play SS in the NFL.
Walace Gilberry DE, sandwiched between our 2 WR picks in the 7th, will add depth to the D-Line and replace Hargrove who has a year suspension. He has size and speed, but needs tutoring for NFL defensive stunt sets.
Murph
Round 1: Leodis McKelvin CB (Pick 11) -- Cromartie went 10th; D. Thomas went 19th; Kelly went 20th, Hardy went 23rd.
Round 2: Limus Sweed WR (pick 41) -- F. Davis went 40; E. Doucet went 44; J. Flacco went 60th.
Round 3: Mike Pollak OC (pick 72) -- Brad Cotton TE went 87.
Round 4: 1st pick Owen Schmitt FB (pick 114); 2nd pick Kellen Davis TE (comp. pick 132)
Round 5: Gary Guyton OLB (pick 150)
Round 6: D.J. Wolfe SS (pick 179)
Round 7: 1st pick Adarius Bowman (pick 219) what a steal, dropped because of his pot charge;
2nd pick Walace Gilberry DE OLB (pick 224); 3rd pick Justin Harper WR (comp pick 251)
Leodis McKelvin will remind you of Antione Winfield. I wanted Cromartie but he went just ahead of our pick. McKelvin is not a bad bride's maid.
Remember that we lost both Sam Aiken and Peerless Price at the wideout spots. Getting Sweed in the second round was a great value. If Bowman (pot charge) becomes a risk, Harper at the second last pick of the draft becomes a great value and has freakish speed at 4.44 for a big man. All receivers aree 6'4" or taller.
Mike Pollak is the top rated center in most books and will eventually take over for Fowler. Owen Schmitt is a blue collar fullback. He is in the mold of Sam Gash and is rated as the top guy in his position.
Kellen Davis has size and raw skills. He may be a year away and then his first name may remind you of someone.
Gary Guton was the fastest OLB at the combine. Can get around the corner fast on blitzes.
D.J. Wolfe has rare 4.4 speed for a strong safety. Swithed from corner last year and needs to bulk up to play SS in the NFL.
Walace Gilberry DE, sandwiched between our 2 WR picks in the 7th, will add depth to the D-Line and replace Hargrove who has a year suspension. He has size and speed, but needs tutoring for NFL defensive stunt sets.
Murph