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nicfre2011 
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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2012 9:30 am Post subject: Non-QB options for 2013 #1 overall pick |
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Obviously quarterbacks like Matt Barkley and Geno Smith will likely get mentioned as candidates for the #1 overall pick in the 2013 draft, but what non-quarterbacks do you think have a legitimate projection as being candidates for the #1 overall pick?
If a team like Cleveland or Jacksonville end up with the #1 pick do you think either could give up on the incumbent and start the cycle over again and select either Barkley or Smith?
What players have the best shot of challenging Barkley or Smith for the #1 pick if a team is sitting there and already has a quarterback? _________________
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Madmike90 
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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2012 9:40 am Post subject: |
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| If Barkevious Mingo shows up at the combine in the 255lbs range and shows the athleticism that is expected of him he has a shot of going #1 but it would have to be a team who are desperate for pass rush help otherwise we would most likely see a trade down. |
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nicfre2011 
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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2012 9:49 am Post subject: |
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| Madmike90 wrote: | | If Barkevious Mingo shows up at the combine in the 255lbs range and shows the athleticism that is expected of him he has a shot of going #1 but it would have to be a team who are desperate for pass rush help otherwise we would most likely see a trade down. |
You bring up Mingo and he is an interesting possibility. I have seen Mingo and his teammate Sam Montgomery mentioned as potential #1 overall picks. Obviously there is still quite a bit of football left to play this college season, but despite Mingo's impressive raw physical skill set, shouldn't he be making more of an impact so far this season? I think the same goes for Montgomery to a much lesser extent though.
I am not saying I don't think either Mingo is a quality prospect, but I do think at some point to be considered a potential #1 overall pick you have to have a combination of physical talent and production at the college level.
Is Mingo being used differently from last year?
Personally, out of the two LSU defenders, I think Montgomery has more of a chance of grading out higher as a potential #1 pick.
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Madmike90 
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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2012 9:56 am Post subject: |
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| nicfre2011 wrote: | | Madmike90 wrote: | | If Barkevious Mingo shows up at the combine in the 255lbs range and shows the athleticism that is expected of him he has a shot of going #1 but it would have to be a team who are desperate for pass rush help otherwise we would most likely see a trade down. |
You bring up Mingo and he is an interesting possibility. I have seen Mingo and his teammate Sam Montgomery mentioned as potential #1 overall picks. Obviously there is still quite a bit of football left to play this college season, but despite Mingo's impressive raw physical skill set, shouldn't he be making more of an impact so far this season? I think the same goes for Montgomery to a much lesser extent though.
I am not saying I don't think either Mingo is a quality prospect, but I do think at some point to be considered a potential #1 overall pick you have to have a combination of physical talent and production at the college level.
Is Mingo being used differently from last year?
Personally, out of the two LSU defenders, I think Montgomery has more of a chance of grading out higher as a potential #1 pick.
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I think Montgomery is a better football player at this point…but I think someone will fall in love with Mingo’s upside…
In terms of production this season Mingo is only credited with 1 sack & 2 TFL…but he also is credited with 7 QB pressures…LSU currently has the joint 3rd highest number of INTs in the country…so as much as Mingo, Montgomery & the rest of the front 4 aren't getting many sacks they are forcing bad throws with the pressure they are able to produce. |
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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2012 10:36 am Post subject: |
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Barkley wont even be the second QB taken, let alone the top pick.
As for non QBs; Jones- the LB out of Georgia, the LSU D linemen, the DT from Utah, perhaps one of the WRs Keenan Allen, etc... _________________
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KamTrus20
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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2012 12:03 pm Post subject: |
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Is there an OT good enough to go #1 overall? That is usually the next position to go #1 if no QB is worth it.
I am not watching many prospect closely this year except DEs, however, Luke Joeckel has caught my eye. He has been a stone wall when I have watched Alex Okafor, Jackson Jeffcoat, Sam Montgomery and Barkevious Mingo. Those are 4 of the highest rated pass rushers in the draft and he has shut them down with ease.
I would pay close attention later this season when he plays Lemonier then Mingo and Montgomery again. Also see how he handles Alabama's from 7. If he steps up to shut those guys down and has big games then has a good combine his stock could soar.
All that being said I don't know anything about him I don't know what his physical abilities are as far as what will impress the scouts or allow him to put up numbers at the combine. I do know from what I have seen he can flat out play and he does it against elite competition. _________________
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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2012 12:22 pm Post subject: |
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| KamTrus20 wrote: | Is there an OT good enough to go #1 overall? That is usually the next position to go #1 if no QB is worth it.
I am not watching many prospect closely this year except DEs, however, Luke Joeckel has caught my eye. He has been a stone wall when I have watched Alex Okafor, Jackson Jeffcoat, Sam Montgomery and Barkevious Mingo. Those are 4 of the highest rated pass rushers in the draft and he has shut them down with ease.
I would pay close attention later this season when he plays Lemonier then Mingo and Montgomery again. Also see how he handles Alabama's from 7. If he steps up to shut those guys down and has big games then has a good combine his stock could soar.
All that being said I don't know anything about him I don't know what his physical abilities are as far as what will impress the scouts or allow him to put up numbers at the combine. I do know from what I have seen he can flat out play and he does it against elite competition. |
Watched A&M Saturday. Joeckel's good but I honestly think Matthews is the better overall player. Jake Matthews is gonna be a good one.
Taylor Lewan will go somewhere high, top 10 I'm sure. _________________
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KamTrus20
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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2012 12:31 pm Post subject: |
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| stchamp98 wrote: | | KamTrus20 wrote: | Is there an OT good enough to go #1 overall? That is usually the next position to go #1 if no QB is worth it.
I am not watching many prospect closely this year except DEs, however, Luke Joeckel has caught my eye. He has been a stone wall when I have watched Alex Okafor, Jackson Jeffcoat, Sam Montgomery and Barkevious Mingo. Those are 4 of the highest rated pass rushers in the draft and he has shut them down with ease.
I would pay close attention later this season when he plays Lemonier then Mingo and Montgomery again. Also see how he handles Alabama's from 7. If he steps up to shut those guys down and has big games then has a good combine his stock could soar.
All that being said I don't know anything about him I don't know what his physical abilities are as far as what will impress the scouts or allow him to put up numbers at the combine. I do know from what I have seen he can flat out play and he does it against elite competition. |
Watched A&M Saturday. Joeckel's good but I honestly think Matthews is the better overall player. Jake Matthews is gonna be a good one.
Taylor Lewan will go somewhere high, top 10 I'm sure. |
Have not watched A&M this year so it is very well possible Matthews has surpased Joeckel. Both of them were very impressive in the games I watched last year but Joeckel was more consistant. _________________
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Bo_Spice 
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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2012 12:37 pm Post subject: |
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Keke Mingo's athleticism and upside are going to have NFL scouts drooling over him especially after he tears up the combine. But can he really go number one overall with his production this season, or lack there of? I mean one total sack against North Texas, Washington, Idaho, Auburn, and Townson isn't that impressive. _________________
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nicfre2011 
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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2012 12:43 pm Post subject: |
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| Bo_Spice wrote: | | Keke Mingo's athleticism and upside are going to have NFL scouts drooling over him especially after he tears up the combine. But can he really go number one overall with his production this season, or lack there of? I mean one total sack against North Texas, Washington, Idaho, Auburn, and Townson isn't that impressive. |
That was kind of my point in responding to Mingo's name. I get the whole "starters get pulled" in the cream puff games but I would anticipate some more production from Mingo than what you had mentioned. Guys like Cornellius Carradine and Bjoern Werner have been productive during the cream puff early portion of their schedule and that is the production I would anticipate from players like Mingo and Montgomery. _________________
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MNPackfan32
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| Star Lotulelei possibly, the fact he is so huge so strong and yet so quick. Drawing the comparisons to Haloti Ngata. He is so versatile that any team would love him. Other wise a 3-4 team will be in love with Jarvis Jones. |
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SappDaddyDance 
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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2012 5:16 pm Post subject: |
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Depending on the team:
Jones from UGA is an absolute monster on the defensive side and has the potential to be Demarcus Ware type player on a 3-4 team i.e. Colts if they pick first again, possibly the chiefs (although they have a glaring need for QB).
I could see a team looking at Manti Te'o first overall as he is a complete middle linebacker and could be one of the safer number one overall picks out there.
Or the third choice as everyone had which is Mingro from LSU (I don't know much about him so I won't make any opinions) _________________
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sherm 
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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2012 5:34 pm Post subject: |
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If a team isn't taking a QB @ #1 then they already have their Fran QB...so the next pick would be LT. Most likely Jake Matthews. _________________ I love me some 49ers, Michigan, and my Lakers.
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Remixxxxxxx 
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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2012 5:37 pm Post subject: |
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I expect Justin Hunter to rip the combine up, could be him[the knee injury could hurt him though]. _________________
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JammerHammer21 
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Posted: Mon Oct 01, 2012 5:45 pm Post subject: |
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| sherm wrote: | | If a team isn't taking a QB @ #1 then they already have their Fran QB...so the next pick would be LT. Most likely Jake Matthews. |
He doesn't even play LT now, and he's not a Tyron Smith type guy. Lewan and Joeckel are definitely higher up. |
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