1. Oakland Raiders: JaMarcus Russell, QB-Louisiana State
2. Detroit Lions: Calvin Johnson, WR-Georgia Tech
3. Cleveland Browns: Brady Quinn, QB-Notre Dame
4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Gaines Adams, DE-Clemson
5. Arizona Cardinals: Joe Thomas, T-Wisconsin
6. Washington Redskins: Amobi Okoye, DL- Louisville
7. Minnesota Vikings: Adrian Peterson, RB- Oklahoma
8. Atlanta Falcons (from Texans): LaRon Landry, DB-Louisiana State
9. Miami Dolphins: Levi Brown, OL- Penn State
10. Houston Texans (from Falcons): Darrelle Revis, CB- Pitt
11. San Francisco 49ers: Ted Ginn, Jr., WR-Ohio State
12. Buffalo Bills: Patrick Willis, LB-Mississippi
13. St. Louis Rams: Adam Carriker, DE-Nebraska
14. Carolina Panthers: Dwayne Bowe, WR-Louisiana State
15. Pittsburgh Steelers: Jamaal Anderson, DE-Arkansas
16. Green Bay Packers: Marshawn Lynch, RB- California
17. Jacksonville Jaguars: Jarvis Moss, DE-Florida
18. Cincinnati Bengals: Greg Olsen, TE- Miami
19. Tennessee Titans: Robert Meachem, WR- Tennessee
20. New York Giants: Arron Sears, T-Tennessee
21. Denver Broncos: Anthony Spencer, DE- Purdue
22. Dallas Cowboys: Leon Hall, DB-Michigan
23. Kansas City Chiefs: Sidney Rice, WR-South Carolina
24. New England Patriots (from Seahawks): Reggie Nelson, DB-Florida
25. New York Jets: Aaron Ross, CB-Texas
26. Philadelphia Eagles: Michael Griffin, S-Texas
27. New Orleans Saints: Alan Branch, DT- Michigan
28. New England Patriots: Dwayne Jarrett, WR-USC
29. Baltimore Ravens: Ben Grubbs, G-Auburn
30. San Diego Chargers: Lawrence Timmons, LB- Florida State
31. Chicago Bears: Paul Posluszny, Lb-Penn State
32. Indianapolis Colts: Chris Houston, CB-Arkansas
Friday, April 20, 2007
Saturday, April 7, 2007
Panthers team weight about to drop significantly?
According to several published reports, Panthers Defensive Tackle Kris Jenkins Is on the trading block. Jenkins is a three time all pro, who at one time was regarded as one of the league’s top DTs. Word is that the Rams and Panthers have engaged in preliminary talks for Jenkins’s services. The familiarity level is there as current Rams personnel director Tony Softli was in charge of college scouting in Carolina when Jenkins was drafted.
Jenkins would be a “huge” addition to the Rams d-line. He would be the kind of space eater that may seal up the gaping hole that also goes by the title of the Rams interior. Questions exist as to Jenkins’s health. He has battled injury issues for the past few seasons. There are also questions about his conditioning. But with out a doubt Jenkins would be an instant improvement to the Rams line. My guess is that it will take something in the vicinity of a fourth round pick to get him off of the panthers hands. Don’t be surprised if the Rams attempt to dangle one of their young TEs, a position that the Panthers have been thin at for the past few years. The biggest obstacle to the Rams acquisition maybe the numerous teams that will also likely bid for his services.
In my mind the Rams biggest competitor is the Denver Broncos. Denver agreed to a trade for veteran DT Dan Wilkinson earlier in the off season, a trade that was voided when Wilkinson failed to show up in Denver for a physical. Jenkins is a younger, and more promising, option in the middle. I expect Denver to make a strong push for him.
Jenkins would be a “huge” addition to the Rams d-line. He would be the kind of space eater that may seal up the gaping hole that also goes by the title of the Rams interior. Questions exist as to Jenkins’s health. He has battled injury issues for the past few seasons. There are also questions about his conditioning. But with out a doubt Jenkins would be an instant improvement to the Rams line. My guess is that it will take something in the vicinity of a fourth round pick to get him off of the panthers hands. Don’t be surprised if the Rams attempt to dangle one of their young TEs, a position that the Panthers have been thin at for the past few years. The biggest obstacle to the Rams acquisition maybe the numerous teams that will also likely bid for his services.
In my mind the Rams biggest competitor is the Denver Broncos. Denver agreed to a trade for veteran DT Dan Wilkinson earlier in the off season, a trade that was voided when Wilkinson failed to show up in Denver for a physical. Jenkins is a younger, and more promising, option in the middle. I expect Denver to make a strong push for him.
Friday, April 6, 2007
Mock Draft Part Deux
You're life is complete again, enjoy...
1. Oakland Raiders: Calvin Johnson, WR-Georgia Tech
2. Detroit Lions: Joe Thomas, T-Wisconsin
3. Cleveland Browns: Brady Quinn, QB-Notre Dame
4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Gaines Adams, DE-Clemson
5. Arizona Cardinals: Jamaal Anderson, DE-Arkansas
6. Washington Redskins: Patrick Willis, LB-Mississippi
7. Minnesota Vikings: Leon Hall, DB-Michigan
8. Atlanta Falcons (from Texans): LaRon Landry, DB-Louisiana State
9. Miami Dolphins: JaMarcus Russell, QB-Louisiana State
10. Houston Texans (from Falcons): Levi Brown, OL- Penn State
11. San Francisco 49ers: Dwayne Bowe, WR-Louisiana State
12. Buffalo Bills: Adrian Peterson, RB- Oklahoma
13. St Louis Rams: Amobi Okoye, DL- Louisville
14. Carolina Panthers: Paul Posluszny, Lb-Penn State
15. Pittsburgh Steelers: Jarvis Moss, DE-Florida
16. Green Bay Packers: Marshawn Lynch, RB- California
17. Jacksonville Jaguars: Alan Branch, DT- Michigan
18. Cincinnati Bengals: Greg Olsen, TE- Miami
19. Tennessee Titans: Robert Meachem, WR- Tennessee
20. New York Giants: Joe Staley, OL-Central Michigan
21. Denver Broncos: Adam Carriker, DE-Nebraska
22. Dallas Cowboys: Aaron Ross, CB-Texas
23. Kansas City Chiefs: Ted Ginn, Jr., WR-Ohio State
24. New England Patriots (from Seahawks): Darrelle Revis, CB- Pitt
25. New York Jets: Eric Wright, CB-UNLV
26. Philadelphia Eagles: Michael Griffin, S-Texas
27. New Orleans Saints: Anthony Spencer, DE- Purdue
28. New England Patriots: Sidney Rice, WR-South Carolina
29. Baltimore Ravens: Ben Grubbs, G-Auburn
30. San Diego Chargers: Dwayne Jarrett, WR-USC
31. Chicago Bears: Chris Houston,CB-Arkansas
32. Indianapolis Colts: Lawrence Timmons, LB- Florida State
1. Oakland Raiders: Calvin Johnson, WR-Georgia Tech
2. Detroit Lions: Joe Thomas, T-Wisconsin
3. Cleveland Browns: Brady Quinn, QB-Notre Dame
4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Gaines Adams, DE-Clemson
5. Arizona Cardinals: Jamaal Anderson, DE-Arkansas
6. Washington Redskins: Patrick Willis, LB-Mississippi
7. Minnesota Vikings: Leon Hall, DB-Michigan
8. Atlanta Falcons (from Texans): LaRon Landry, DB-Louisiana State
9. Miami Dolphins: JaMarcus Russell, QB-Louisiana State
10. Houston Texans (from Falcons): Levi Brown, OL- Penn State
11. San Francisco 49ers: Dwayne Bowe, WR-Louisiana State
12. Buffalo Bills: Adrian Peterson, RB- Oklahoma
13. St Louis Rams: Amobi Okoye, DL- Louisville
14. Carolina Panthers: Paul Posluszny, Lb-Penn State
15. Pittsburgh Steelers: Jarvis Moss, DE-Florida
16. Green Bay Packers: Marshawn Lynch, RB- California
17. Jacksonville Jaguars: Alan Branch, DT- Michigan
18. Cincinnati Bengals: Greg Olsen, TE- Miami
19. Tennessee Titans: Robert Meachem, WR- Tennessee
20. New York Giants: Joe Staley, OL-Central Michigan
21. Denver Broncos: Adam Carriker, DE-Nebraska
22. Dallas Cowboys: Aaron Ross, CB-Texas
23. Kansas City Chiefs: Ted Ginn, Jr., WR-Ohio State
24. New England Patriots (from Seahawks): Darrelle Revis, CB- Pitt
25. New York Jets: Eric Wright, CB-UNLV
26. Philadelphia Eagles: Michael Griffin, S-Texas
27. New Orleans Saints: Anthony Spencer, DE- Purdue
28. New England Patriots: Sidney Rice, WR-South Carolina
29. Baltimore Ravens: Ben Grubbs, G-Auburn
30. San Diego Chargers: Dwayne Jarrett, WR-USC
31. Chicago Bears: Chris Houston,CB-Arkansas
32. Indianapolis Colts: Lawrence Timmons, LB- Florida State
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