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You haven't heard of Brian Winters from Kent State? C'mon.
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MB4, sell me on Khasheem Greene. Heard some great feedback on him from guys "I trust".
I'm with MBT4th on Khaseem Greene. After Jones he's the best OLB in the draft.
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I'm slacking some this year
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I agree Mosley's a moron though. This might help his case.
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I had Winters in a mock already.
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Warmack 10th
Mingo 12th
Cooper like 23
18 DALLAS COWBOYS: SHELDON RICHARDSON, DT, MISSOURI
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Dallas already had a significant need along the defensive line due to the tragic Josh Brent situation but now that they are transitioning to a 4-3 front it will be even more crucial for the Cowboys to bring in a difference-maker on the interior. Sheldon Richardson of Missouri is an athletic, explosive penetrator with outstanding quickness and excellent range. Richardson profiles as a disruptive three-technique at the next level and would be an ideal compliment to Jay Ratliff. The Cowboys may also need another pass rusher on the outside opposite DeMarcus Ware, especially if Anthony Spencer leaves as a free agent, so keep an eye on Ezekiel Ansah of B.Y.U. and Sam Montgomery of L.S.U. Alabama OG Chance Warmack would be a great fit as well if he were somehow still available but that seems pretty unlikely. It wouldn’t hurt to upgrade at safety either and local product Kenny Vaccaro of Texas could be a possibility. As a darkhorse watch out for a quarterback since Tony Romo is starting to get a bit long in the tooth and his inability to win the big games is becoming more troubling.
19 NEW YORK GIANTS: EZEKIEL ANSAH, DE, B.Y.U.
Scouting Report
If there is one distinguishing characteristic of the Giants approach on Draft Day it is an emphasis on the defensive line. Even when it appears as though they have no use for a defensive end or defensive tackle they still just keep on investing in the position. There is no telling how much longer the continually disgruntled and expensive Osi Umenyiora will be around and Justin Tuck is about to turn 30-years-old so it might be time to bring in another pass rusher to groom as a long-term running mate for Jason Pierre-Paul. No prospect has improved their stock more in recent months than B.Y.U. DE Ezekiel Ansah, who has gone from an afterthought to a likely first round pick. A native of Ghana, “Ziggy” was a member of the track team at Brigham Young before taking up football for the first time in 2010. A breakout senior season sent Ansah’s stock soaring and scouts are drooling over all the potential in that 6-6 and 270 pound body. Ansah is far from a finished product but the Giants can afford to be patient, just like they were with Pierre-Paul. I think we saw how well that worked out! New York could also stand to upgrade at middle linebacker (Manti Te’o of Notre Dame), tight end (Zach Ertz of Stanford or Tyler Eifert of Notre Dame), left guard (Jonathan Cooper of North Carolina) or perhaps safety (Kenny Vaccaro of Texas) and it might be time to at least consider adding a top young offensive tackle (Lane Johnson or Oklahoma or D.J. Fluker of Alabama) too.
Mingo 12th
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18 DALLAS COWBOYS: SHELDON RICHARDSON, DT, MISSOURI
Scouting Report
Dallas already had a significant need along the defensive line due to the tragic Josh Brent situation but now that they are transitioning to a 4-3 front it will be even more crucial for the Cowboys to bring in a difference-maker on the interior. Sheldon Richardson of Missouri is an athletic, explosive penetrator with outstanding quickness and excellent range. Richardson profiles as a disruptive three-technique at the next level and would be an ideal compliment to Jay Ratliff. The Cowboys may also need another pass rusher on the outside opposite DeMarcus Ware, especially if Anthony Spencer leaves as a free agent, so keep an eye on Ezekiel Ansah of B.Y.U. and Sam Montgomery of L.S.U. Alabama OG Chance Warmack would be a great fit as well if he were somehow still available but that seems pretty unlikely. It wouldn’t hurt to upgrade at safety either and local product Kenny Vaccaro of Texas could be a possibility. As a darkhorse watch out for a quarterback since Tony Romo is starting to get a bit long in the tooth and his inability to win the big games is becoming more troubling.
19 NEW YORK GIANTS: EZEKIEL ANSAH, DE, B.Y.U.
Scouting Report
If there is one distinguishing characteristic of the Giants approach on Draft Day it is an emphasis on the defensive line. Even when it appears as though they have no use for a defensive end or defensive tackle they still just keep on investing in the position. There is no telling how much longer the continually disgruntled and expensive Osi Umenyiora will be around and Justin Tuck is about to turn 30-years-old so it might be time to bring in another pass rusher to groom as a long-term running mate for Jason Pierre-Paul. No prospect has improved their stock more in recent months than B.Y.U. DE Ezekiel Ansah, who has gone from an afterthought to a likely first round pick. A native of Ghana, “Ziggy” was a member of the track team at Brigham Young before taking up football for the first time in 2010. A breakout senior season sent Ansah’s stock soaring and scouts are drooling over all the potential in that 6-6 and 270 pound body. Ansah is far from a finished product but the Giants can afford to be patient, just like they were with Pierre-Paul. I think we saw how well that worked out! New York could also stand to upgrade at middle linebacker (Manti Te’o of Notre Dame), tight end (Zach Ertz of Stanford or Tyler Eifert of Notre Dame), left guard (Jonathan Cooper of North Carolina) or perhaps safety (Kenny Vaccaro of Texas) and it might be time to at least consider adding a top young offensive tackle (Lane Johnson or Oklahoma or D.J. Fluker of Alabama) too.
Georgia LB Alec Ogletree charged with DUI
Georgia LB Alec Ogletree was recently charged with a DUI, according to Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk.
"Last weekend, my client Alec Ogletree was pulled over for speeding and a lane violation in Arizona," agent Pat Dye told PFT. "After the officers smelled alcohol, they conducted tests and also cited him for DUI. Although Alec regrets this incident terribly, he is thankful that there was no accident and that no one was hurt. Because this matter is still pending, we cannot comment further publicly at this time." This is not Ogletree's first off-field incident, as he was suspended four games last season after failing a drug test. This only raises more questions the projected first-rounder will have to answer throughout the draft process.
Georgia LB Alec Ogletree was recently charged with a DUI, according to Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk.
"Last weekend, my client Alec Ogletree was pulled over for speeding and a lane violation in Arizona," agent Pat Dye told PFT. "After the officers smelled alcohol, they conducted tests and also cited him for DUI. Although Alec regrets this incident terribly, he is thankful that there was no accident and that no one was hurt. Because this matter is still pending, we cannot comment further publicly at this time." This is not Ogletree's first off-field incident, as he was suspended four games last season after failing a drug test. This only raises more questions the projected first-rounder will have to answer throughout the draft process.
Mayock lists DT Floyd ahead of LotuleleiIn his initial position rankings, the NFL Network's Mike Mayock lists Florida DT Sharrif Floyd ahead of Utah's Star Lotulelei.
The two are followed by Missouri's Sheldon Richardson, UNC's Sylvester Williams, Purdue's Kawann Short, and Ohio State's Johnathan Hankins. Floyd and Sharrif both have a good shot to be top-10 selections, with a chance of working their way into the first three picks. Along with Richardson, all three have the versatility to play multiple spots up front.
The two are followed by Missouri's Sheldon Richardson, UNC's Sylvester Williams, Purdue's Kawann Short, and Ohio State's Johnathan Hankins. Floyd and Sharrif both have a good shot to be top-10 selections, with a chance of working their way into the first three picks. Along with Richardson, all three have the versatility to play multiple spots up front.
The NFL Network's Mike Mayock lists Oregon's Dion Jordan ahead of Georgia's Jarvis Jones in his initial OLB rankings.
Mayock combines 4-3 and 3-4 outside linebackers, but the only other pass rushing linebacker to make the top five is LSU's Barkevious Mingo at number four. We believe Jordan could thrive as a pass rushing linebacker or strong side linebacker behind a four man front. It is doubtful that Jones could do the latter.
Mayock combines 4-3 and 3-4 outside linebackers, but the only other pass rushing linebacker to make the top five is LSU's Barkevious Mingo at number four. We believe Jordan could thrive as a pass rushing linebacker or strong side linebacker behind a four man front. It is doubtful that Jones could do the latter.
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NFL | Teams unlikely to trade down in first round
Wed, 20 Feb 2013 05:12:51 -0800
Teams holding top picks in the first round of the NFL Draft may have difficulty trading down in order to acquire additional selections as the draft is not considered top-heavy. "I wouldn't want a top 10 pick this year - there isn't a lot of difference between Nos. 5 and 25," draft analyst Mike Mayock said. "We probably have better depth than we have the last 10 years. But the top 10 picks, I don't see the difference makers we've had the last several years."
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Wed, 20 Feb 2013 05:12:51 -0800
Teams holding top picks in the first round of the NFL Draft may have difficulty trading down in order to acquire additional selections as the draft is not considered top-heavy. "I wouldn't want a top 10 pick this year - there isn't a lot of difference between Nos. 5 and 25," draft analyst Mike Mayock said. "We probably have better depth than we have the last 10 years. But the top 10 picks, I don't see the difference makers we've had the last several years."
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NFL | Marcus Lattimore expects to be ready
Tue, 19 Feb 2013 15:32:55 -0800
South Carolina RB Marcus Lattimore (knee) is expected to be ready to play in the season opener of the 2013 season after rehabbing a hyperextended right knee. "I'll continue to go to work until I'm back to 100 percent and better than I was before." Lattimore said "It can be done, and I will do it. That's my goal, and I will do it," of being ready for Week 1 in September in the NFL.
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Tue, 19 Feb 2013 15:32:55 -0800
South Carolina RB Marcus Lattimore (knee) is expected to be ready to play in the season opener of the 2013 season after rehabbing a hyperextended right knee. "I'll continue to go to work until I'm back to 100 percent and better than I was before." Lattimore said "It can be done, and I will do it. That's my goal, and I will do it," of being ready for Week 1 in September in the NFL.
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