An O-line heavy draft....

nodefense · Joined: 05 Apr 2006 Posts: 550

1a) OT Chris Faulk LSU

1b) OG Barett Jones Alabama

2) RB Jonathin Franklin UCLA

3) OLB Arthur Brown Kansas St

4 ) C James Ferentz Iowa

5 ) S Shawn Williams Georgia

6 ) RB Kenyon Barner Oregon

7) S Jawanza Starling USC

Why ? Jackson will be gone. The NFC West has some tough defenses. Bradford gets hit way to much.

Brodie · Joined: 17 Apr 2012 Posts: 897 Location: Oakland

Naw atleast one of those first round picks will be a WR. The top3 WRs in this draft are better than Blackmon in last years draft. We would be dumb to not pick one of them up
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Brodie · Joined: 17 Apr 2012 Posts: 897 Location: Oakland

DEE RAWL · Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2012 12:23 am Post subject:

I like it sorta... Is it realistic? Not one bit.
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nodefense · Joined: 05 Apr 2006 Posts: 550

[quote="Brodie"] He can have all the time in the world but if his WRs dont get open and cant catch the ball what good is it?

How did Fitzgerald and Arizona do while giving up 9 sacks ? Having a pro bowl reciever meant 7 points and a loss ?!

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ramsgoooo · Joined: 21 Sep 2007 Posts: 1630

I don't think we take a C before the 5th..and I think if we let Jackson walk, there's no way we take a RB in the second. It would be in the first, and even then I don't think we would. Don't think we'd give up on pead that easily..I think we go
1st- WR
1st -OT
2nd- Saftey
3rd-OG
4th-olb
5th- somewhere on d-line
Then last two picks on offensive line
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STLRamsFan99 · Joined: 17 Aug 2012 Posts: 900

Jones said he wants to be a OT in the NFL, the reason he moved from LT at Alabama was to get the best 5 offensive lineman on the field. They have a sophomore starting at LT this year, who has played well. I like the picks but with Snead and Fisher odds are it won't happen.

I think we may try to help address the o-line in free agency as well as the draft this year. Too many young guys and there may be more missed blocks and mess ups in protection. The o-line definitely needs to be one of the main concerns in the off-season from what we have seen so far.

chris00cm · Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2012 12:13 pm Post subject:

We need offensive weapons. No thanks.
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I <3 Faulk · Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2012 1:50 pm Post subject:

Depends on what we do in FA. I would love an O-Line heavy draft, and Franklin is a beast. If we sign a free agent WR then why not? Not really a Hunter fan, not too sure about how Woods is going to be as a true #1, and haven't really watched a whole lot of Allen. If we sign some weapons then sure up the O-Line, and have at it.
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jjab360 · Joined: 31 Dec 2008 Posts: 3368 Location: On Top

It's not a bad idea, but Jeff Fisher just doesn't draft O-linemen early very often. He believes in drafting them late and taking other team's leftovers and developing them and letting them grow together.
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Summerz · Joined: 29 Aug 2012 Posts: 47 Location: Illinois

As a huge Kansas State fan I love the Arthur Brown pick in the third. The guy has a motor, and racks up tackles. He would compete for a starting job right away. I don't know if he would make it to the third round though....