OOBL's Mock Pre-Combine

[OnlyOneBeerLeft]

My 2010 NFL Mock Draft

Disclaimer: I don't look at anybody else's Mock's or base ANY of my selections off of them, I have a lot of out of the box picks, feel free to put in your input but nobody here is an expert, and even the experts suck at putting together Mock Drafts lol Some players fell too far, where normally a team would trade up to get them, but I'm not considering the trades.​

 

[Tengo Juego]

If you really dont read other Mock's, I'm amazed at how similar your Suh breakdown is to this one:
WalterFootball.com: 2010 NFL Draft Scouting Report: Ndamukong Suh

 

[OnlyOneBeerLeft]

If you really dont read other Mock's, I'm amazed at how similar your Suh breakdown is to this one:
WalterFootball.com: 2010 NFL Draft Scouting Report: Ndamukong Suh

LMFAO keep reaching for that one... the only similar thing is the NFL Player comparison, and I use Scouts Inc and CBS Sports player profiles. Who else would pop out as a good comparison? At least criticize a pick don't try and accuse me of something that looks nothing alike.

Walter Football Breakdown​

Summary: Suh is an outstanding prospect for the 2010 NFL Draft class because there is so much to like about him. He can play in multiple schemes, which NFL general managers love. His durability could end up being a huge problem dependent on doctors' reviews at NFL Combine like Glenn Dorsey. If he can stay healthy and keep the production up as a senior, he should be a first-round lock. Name pronounced IN-DOM-AH-KEN SOO. "Ndamukong" means "House of Spears" in a Cameroon language.

Player Comparison: Richard Seymour. Seymour and Suh have that great length, explosiveness, and strength that you want in a defensive tackle with the ability to play various schemes.

Mine:​

I can see the Buccaneers trying to get into this spot for one of the two DT's, but for the sake of argument I won't be considering trades in my mock. Suh is big and powerful, and very disruptive. Number 1 player on most boards. Should be a surefire star in the NFL, and his knee problems won't let him drop out of the top 3. His knee problems make him fall to number 2.

Reminds Me Of: Richard Seymour

LMAO first off, most evaluations of a player should be the same because we all watched the same film, and second... theres almost no similarities in my wording or breakdown other then the Seymour comparison. If you going to accuse me of copying somebody at least be able to prove it or GTFO!

 

[OnlyOneBeerLeft]

I'd love the Vikes to get Robinson. I agree with quite a few of your picks...but I don't see Berry falling that far.

I didn't see it either, but rather then make a mock where everybody takes the best player available all the time I made some differences, there are always surprises in the draft, like last year Tyson Jackson going a lot earlier then projected, nobody was predicting him top 3 until McShay and Kiper were all over ESPN saying it a week before the draft.

 

[EmpireWF]

Nothing outlandish.

Only thing that stood out was Graham lasting until 19. I think he goes much higher (ass crack of the top 10 or maybe 15).

 

[Archer]

Pretty decent Mock

Not sure about ALOT of the comparisions though

Example : JPP reminds you of Williams which is wierd. Mario Williams was special because he was 290-300 and still the most athletic player at his position at the combine. JPP is 260-270. And when it comes down to playing styles, other than both being 6 6ish, I don't see anything similar about them.

I could name more but I'm sure you get the point

 

[OnlyOneBeerLeft]

Nothing outlandish.

Only thing that stood out was Graham lasting until 19. I think he goes much higher (ass crack of the top 10 or maybe 15).

Yeah he's been rising fast, I find myself putting in picks and then realizing that I left somebody who fell, things should probably be more clear after the combine.

Pretty decent Mock

Not sure about ALOT of the comparisions though

Example : JPP reminds you of Williams which is wierd. Mario Williams was special because he was 290-300 and still the most athletic player at his position at the combine. JPP is 260-270. And when it comes down to playing styles, other than both being 6 6ish I don't see anything similar about them.

I could name more but I'm sure you get the point

Yeah JPP is smaller in weight, I was thinking his raw pass rushing talent and tall build. I'd expect him to tack on a few pounds in the NFL, but you are right that comparison is a bit off. I meant it as a freak athlete comparison, similar to Julius Peppers coming out of North Carolina.

 

[JTRaines92]

I just don't see the Falcons drafting anybody but a DE in the first if we stay there. If you look back at all of the games the LE spot was just an empty void. People say our needs in order are CB/OLB/DE and I disagree with this big time. CB, Owens stepped up huge late in the season and so did Grimes but I don't think the Falcons like him as the starter but I think he has it as you can see in my signature. OLB, right now we have Mike Peterson/ Curtis Lofton, Stephen Nicholas. The "weak" spot is Stephen Nicholas' spot but hell it was his first year starting and he played very well. Now, LE, who is the starter here? Jamaal Anderson? This is hands down the biggest need. If our CB's are "bad" we need a pass rush to help them like you said in the pick description. DE is our biggest need!

 

[OnlyOneBeerLeft]

I just don't see the Falcons drafting anybody but a DE in the first if we stay there. If you look back at all of the games the LE spot was just an empty void. People say our needs in order are CB/OLB/DE and I disagree with this big time. CB, Owens stepped up huge late in the season and so did Grimes but I don't think the Falcons like him as the starter but I think he has it as you can see in my signature. OLB, right now we have Mike Peterson/ Curtis Lofton, Stephen Nicholas. The "weak" spot is Stephen Nicholas' spot but hell it was his first year starting and he played very well. Now, LE, who is the starter here? Jamaal Anderson? This is hands down the biggest need. If our CB's are "bad" we need a pass rush to help them like you said in the pick description. DE is our biggest need!

I doubt that it's going to be Graham at that spot, but if it is Atlanta gets an incredible value pick there. Like I said with my breakdown of the pick, if you can get quick pressure on a QB with the D-line it makes the CB's look much better, look at all the years with Indianapolis, dominant pass rush, so-so CB's that made plays when they needed to.

 

[OnlyOneBeerLeft]

LMAO here goes FirstTimer with the random groaning :smh:

 

[Golden Taters]

I dont see the Seahawks drafting two offensive players in the first round. We have one of the worst defenses in the league (whether or not our linebacking corp is healthy). I see the Seahawks drafting and end or Berry with their first pick if he falls to them.

 

[Champ]

I wouldnt mind Earl Thomas

 

[FirstTimer]

LMAO here goes FirstTimer with the random groaning :smh:

Ever think I do it because it bothers you so much?

By the way...I also thanked the first post in this thread.

 

[Macken]

good shit man. i would love the Vikes to get Robinson brut i also would be happy with a good safety

 

[SHOGUN]

Sean Witherspoon. :yep:

 

[Blick]

Getting really tired of seeing people mock a left tackle to the Chiefs. Branden Albert is a left tackle. He's not a right tackle. Brian Waters plays Albert's college position, left guard. Albert has already gone through 2 offensive systems in 2 years so switching him to right guard and making him learn again wouldn't be a smart move. Todd Haley also had Albert lose a bunch of weight last year to get barely over 300 pounds so he could be more agile and athletic...they're not going to ask him to gain a bunch of weight back to play guard or right tackle. You could even argue that Okung isn't even a better LT prospect than Albert...so why would the Chiefs use the 5th best pick in the entire draft to not even upgrade the position?

They won't do it. Scott Pioli could have done it last year when a lot of people were mocking Eugene Monroe to the Chiefs so KC could have a Virginia reunion on their left side. That made more sense than Okung and it still didn't happen. Pioli thought highly enough of Albert to reach for a fucking 5 technique at the 3 spot last year in Tyson Jackson.

Pioli was on the right track with the defensive side of the ball. That's where the Chiefs need help. They were 23rd in points and 25th in yards on offense last year. They were 29th and 30th respectively in those categories on defense last year. Their run defense was awful and 31st in the league. They let that guy Harrison for the Browns have the game of his life, remember? They need a legit nose tackle for their 3-4 defense. They also need a pass rusher. It was only 2 years ago that the Chiefs set the record for fewest sacks in a season with 10. They still only had 22 last year. The Chiefs' safeties were probably the worst in the league last year. See Miles Austin's coming out party against KC in Dallas' overtime victory in KC.

The Chiefs need leaders and playmakers...not offensive linemen at #5. They'll certainly address their interior offensive line later in the draft. Cassel sucks and held the ball too long last year because the Chiefs didn't have any playmakers other than Bowe and Chambers (sometimes, and they didn't have him the whole year). The Chiefs need defense and more offensive weapons before they need offensive linemen.

 

[Sven Draconian]

LMAO first off, most evaluations of a player should be the same because we all watched the same film, and second... theres almost no similarities in my wording or breakdown other then the Seymour comparison. If you going to accuse me of copying somebody at least be able to prove it or GTFO!

What film did you watch?

 

[OnlyOneBeerLeft]

What film did you watch?

the games, his highlight reels, they are all over the internet, I know, I know... amazing huh?

 

[Sven Draconian]

the games, his highlight reels, they are all over the internet, I know, I know... amazing huh?

So, you base your mock draft off highlight reels?

And independently came to the same conclusions as professional scouts?

 

[NAHSTE]

Every Falcons fan seems to have a hard on for Brandon Graham. I'm still in the free agent DE, draft a DB/OLB camp.