Mock Draft Mania!
Because the playoffs are WAY overrated, and April 26, 2008 is approaching quicker with every passing second, here are a few mock draft sites to whet your appetite:
Draft Tek
Hail Redskins (this site links to dozens of other mock draft sites)
My NFL Draft
NFL Draft Dog
Rivals
Walter Football
Mocking The Draft (the official SB Nation draft and scouting site)
Enjoy, and as always...chime in with your thoughts on what the Texans should and/or will do on April 26, 2008 and April 27, 2008 (as well as any other mock draft sites you recommend).
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mendenhall rb
jon steweart rb x2
gosder cherilus ot
desean jackson wr
i doubt we go desean, even though it would be really fun with AJ, davis, walter and desean, i dont see it
since we just hired gibbs and acquired his zone blocking expertise i think the colossal gosder cherilus (6-7, 319) is a long shot.
we have 5 rbs like you pointed out in an earlier post, and not many people here seem to think that well draft a rb. Rick smith, kubes, and gibbs all started working in Denver around the same time and ended their tenures in `06, `06, and `01 respectively. and in the broncos drafts of '94-'05 they drafted zero rbs in the first round, one in the second, and two in the third. So im also going to go with no running back with the number 18 pick.
Personally, I would trade sage, travis, and our 1st and 3rd round picks to Miami and pick up Dorsey. Crisis averted.
Re: Drafting
And great point about the zone blocking scheme. I've been pretty strong in my belief that we'll got LT at No. 18, but Gibbs' hire changes everything. Zone blocking historically requires lighter, quicker personnel; I'm not sure if that would affect our desire to take a LT at No. 18. I'm beginning to think that we're going DB (unless someone falls in our lap, a la Amobi last year) in the first round. And I'd be happy as a pig in fecal matter if we did that.
Another One
DB
This site shows the only OL drafted 1st during the Kubiak years at Denver:
http://nflhistory.net/shared/draft1.asp?Team=13&Year=2003
Peruse the other years and note the early emphasis on defense.
Great Find, Outlaw
The question becomes, then: Who? Kenny Phillips? Talib? Given Dunta's uncertain health and ability to contribute at CB next year, it makes sense to me that we'd go CB over S.
Man...
I think I am still a little too optimistic about Dunta, so I am leaning S over CB. Of course, I would actually prefer a nose tackle, but that might cause riots and lynch mobs and the like.
If we trade down
Agree and disagree
One guy I am beginning to covet? Frank Okam.
Of the two you mentioned, however, I prefer Campbell over Gholston for at least three reasons. 1. I hate OSU. 2. Campbell has a much cooler last name. 3. Gholston is a little too small (6-4, 255) for my taste whereas Campbell (6-8, 280) is freakish.
I totally agree
Okam
There are always guys like Terrance Taylor (Michigan) and Pat Sims (Auburn) and Fili Moala (USC). (I doubt Moala is there at 18.)
New RB on the radar
Another one to consider...
Jones and McFadden...
Wow, Arkansas football will suck as bad as the rest of the state.
RB answer and draft
Aquib Talib
Mike Jenkins
Kenny Phillips
Ryan Clady
Gosder Childers (however its spelled)
Jeff Otah (could shoot up draft boards)
Sam Baker
3rd Round:
Jack Ikegwanu (cb, wisco)
Kirk Barton, OT, Ohio St.
Any other suggestions?
by the way i would still love jacob hester as a fb/hybrid pick in rd 3 or 4

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