Mongo3451

If Upshaw fell to us, I'd crap. People say he's a tweener, but I've seen smaller DE's on this team. Dude is a beast!

Would love it!

I think you are going to sorely disappointed unless someone falls.

That's what I thought too. I'm thinking we go DE, WR and DT in that order. He commented those were the three deepest positions. Probably can get starter quality with all 3 picks. I would go BPA from there on out. I really doubt OL is going to be addressed to our satisfaction.(miracles happen)

I found it really interesting how they evaluate a potential LT.

I think me most people are done with TO because he simply can not run anymore. They always put up with his crap as long as he could play. He's done. Hes not better now than Bennet or Hester. Give it up Jason.

Special thanks go to Madlith for re-posting the entire post. My smartphone loves you!

Good work. You know the difference between 23 and 13 percent is ten, but that actual percentage difference is around 48% better.(almost a 2-1 ratio) Also, you didn't give Cutler credit for a PB. Was he an alternate or something. I'd be curious to see how your stats break down per round.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/...il-could-slide/ I don't see it happening but... What if Kalil falls out of the top 10? What would it take to move up 8 spots and would it be worth it to you? Please no bitching about the Bears winning the last game in this post...

Pray it's a smokescreen...

Agreed!

I would probably soil myself if 1-4 happened. I'd prefer a db, ol or te with the 5 spot. I'm good with the 6 &7 too.

Three odds are just far greater that you get a good one the earlier you pick them. Use the Gallery example. He was supposed to make a great tackle and ended up being an ok guard. The later you are drafted, the odds of that decrease, a they just get cut.

Nothing says, get your shit together like going in the 7th round. What have we got to lose? I definately don't want to see a 7th round OL or DL. Never know, he may hang out with Url and Briggs and decide he wants to be a big boy.

That goes along with my thinking. I said in another post that I thought pass rush will be the key to the success of the team. It does make a difference where it comes from unless Lovie wants to adapt his scheme. It has to start with the DL. If that happens, they can have success from other areas.

I want the OL fixed as much as the next guy, but damn thats steep. Is he that much of a can't miss prospect? Anyway, I would not do any trading up. Unless, it was too good to be true.

I will almost guarantee they go "pass rush" with the first pick, maybe two. Our defense is overly predicated on it. it will cure a lot of other ills on D & O. I'll take it one step further and say this team isn't going anywhere without an improved pass rush. This is our most important need. OL included...

So, a guy who was a 1st round pick and won a SuperBowl doesn't have the credibility to criticize or evaluate another player? Douche yes, not credible No.

Heard Trent Dilfer talking QB's yesterday. Of one of the topics, he said Cutler would join the ELITE club this year. He talked about his tougness and maturity. Even mentioned that his body language changed. We all know Cutler has great talent, but I saw what Dilfer saw last year. Looking for great things from JC this year!

Most of his successful returns have been from cutting and going. Or course you hit on it when you mentioned blocking. If there are no lanes, he tends to dance. That's when I cring, because good things usually don't happen when he changes direction multiple times.

Agreed. Url is at the end of his carreer and wants a championship badly. Sometimes my faith in humanity is greater than my common sense.

Williams' scouting report said he might play OG for a couple of years before moving outside. Garza play G and C (not new news) What is a true center?(Aren't they guards that hike the ball?) Just bustin chops... How many 300 LB TE's are there? I would call him a definate project. (success though) Carimi has played both, but is best suited for the right side. It's not all dire. We need only one upgrade to become an average OL. My hope is that Chris Williams worked hard this off season and wants the job bad enough to take it.

3rd round, only if I felt good about him.

That is spooky. I've run my fantasy draft like that for the last decade.

What would you think about drafting DE with our first 2 picks? Not saying I'm for it. just a good debatable topic. Things like: our D is predicated on pressure, lots of DE's worked for the Giants twice, drafting two increases the odds of striking gold, Peppers could move inside on passing downs to pressure the QB's face and lastly, the Pack hate it.