2013 Mock GM Draft - 3 ROUNDS COMPLETE!!

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Team selection thread here https://www.606v2.com/t40820-2013-mock-gm-draft

Round 1 Draft Order

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Round 2

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Round 3

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Round 1
1. Chiefs- Luke Joeckel, OT, Texas A&M, 6'6", 306lbs
2. Jaguars- Bjorn Werner, DE, Florida State, 6'3", 266lbs
3. Raiders- Sharrif Floyd, DT, Florida, 6'3", 297lbs
4. Eagles- Eric Fisher, OT, Central Michigan, 6'8", 305lbs
5. Lions- Dee Milliner, CB, Alabama, 6'0", 201lbs
6. 49ers from Browns- Star Lotuleli, DT, Utah, 6'4", 320lbs
7. Steelers from Cardinals- Dion Jordan, DE/OLB, Oregon, 6'6", 248lbs
8. Bills- Geno Smith, QB, West Virginia, 6'2", 218lbs
9. Jets- Chance Warmack, OG, Alabama, 6'3", 320lbs
10. Titans- Sheldon Richardson, DE/DT, Missouri, 6'2'', 294lbs
11. Chargers- Lane Johnson, OT, Oklahoma, 6'6, 303lbs
12. Cardinals from Dolphins- Jonathan Cooper, OG, North Carolina, 6'2", 311lbs
13. Buccaneers- Ezekiel Ansah, DE, BYU, 6'5", 271lbs
14. Panthers- Desmond Trufant, CB, Washington, 6'0", 190lbs
15. Saints- Kenny Vaccaro, Safety, Texas, 6'0", 214lbs
16. Rams- Keenan Allen, WR, Cal, 6'3", 210lbs.
17. Dolphins from Cardinals from Steelers- Tyler Eifert, TE, Notre Dame, 6'6", 251lbs
18. Cowboys- Datone Jones, DE, UCLA, 6'4", 283lbs
19. Giants- Sam Montgomery, DE, LSU, 6'4", 265lbs
20. Bears- Alec Ogletree, LB, Georgia, 6'2", 242lbs
21. Bengals- Barkevious Mingo DE, LSU, 6'4'', 241 lbs.
22. Rams from Redskins- Jarvis Jones, OLB, Georgia, 6'3", 241lbs
23. Vikings- Cordarrelle Patterson, WR, Tennessee, 6'3", 205lbs
24. Colts-Johnthan Banks, CB, Mississippi State, 6'2", 185lbs.
25. Seahawks- Kawaan Short, DT, Purdue, 6'3", 315lbs.
26. Packers- Xavier Rhodes, CB, FSU, 6'2", 210lbs
27. Texans- Kevin Minter, MLB, LSU, 6'0", 246lbs
28. Broncos- Tavon Austin, WR, West Virginia, 5'8", 174lbs
29. Patriots- DeAndre Hopkins, WR, Clemson, 6'1", 214lbs
30. Falcons- Eddie Lacy, RB, Albama, 5'11", 231lbs
31. Browns from 49ers- Jamie Collins, OLB, Southern Mississippi, 6'3", 250lbs
32. Ravens- Arthur Brown, MLB, Kansas State 6'0", 241lbs

Round 2
1. Jaguars- D.J. Fluker, OT, Alabama, 6'5", 339lbs
2. Browns from SF from KC- Jonathan Cyprien, Safety, Florida International, 6'0", 217lbs.
3. Eagles- Matt Elam, Safety, Florida, 5'10'', 208lbs.
4. Lions- Tank Carradine, DE, Florida State, 6'5", 265lbs
5. Bengals from OAK- Eric Reid, Safety, LSU, 6'2'', 212lbs
6. Cardinals- Damontre Moore, DE/OLB, Texas A&M, 6'4", 250lbs.
7. Jets- Giovani Bernard, RB, North Carolina, 5'8", 202lbs.
8. Titans- Darius Slay CB ,Mississippi State 6'0 192lbs
9. Bills- Robert Woods, WR, USC, 6'0, 201lbs
10. Dolphins- David Amerson, CB, North Carolina State, 6'1", 205lbs.
11. Cowboys from TB - Larry Warford, OG, Kentucky, 6.3, 336.
12. Panthers- Jonathan Hankins, DT, Ohio State, 6'2", 320lbs
13. Chargers- Quinton Patton, WR, Louisiana Tech., 6'2" 195lbs
14. Rams- Zach Ertz, TE, Stanford, 6'0", 220lbs..
15. Buccaneers from DAL- Manti Te'o, LB, Notre Dame, 6'1", 241lbs
16. Cardinals from PIT- Menelik Watson, OT, Florida State, 6'5", 310lbs
17. Giants- Kevin Reddick, MLB, North Carolina, 6'1", 243lbs.
18. Bears- Kyle Long, OT/G, Oregon, 6'6", 311lbs.
19. Redskins- Jamar Taylor, CB, Boise St, 5'11", 192lbs
20. Vikings- Sylvester Williams, DT, North Carolina, 6'3", 305lbs
21. Bengals- Barrett Jones, OG, Alabama, 6'5", 302lbs
22. Dolphins from IND- Alex Okafor, DE, Texas, 6'4", 265lbs
23. Packers- Jesse Williams, DT, Alabama, 6'4", 320lbs
24. Seahawks- Khaseem Greene OLB Rutgers, 6'1", 230lbs
25. Texans- Markus Wheaton, WR, Oregon State, 6'0", 182lbs
26. Broncos- Jordan Poyer, CB, Oregon State, 6'0", 190lbs
27. Patriots- DJ Swearinger, S, South Carolina, 5' 11", 208lbs
28. Falcons- Blidi Wreh-Wilson, CB, UConn, 5'11", 190lbs
29. 49ers- Bacarri Rambo, FS, Georgia, 6'0", 210lbs
30. Ravens- Tony Jefferson, FS, Oklahoma, 5'11", 212lbs

Round 3
1. Chiefs- Kiko Alonso, ILB, Oregon, 6'4", 242lbs
2. Jaguars- Zac Dysert, QB, Miami (OH), 6'3", 231lbs
3. Lions- Lions select - Terron Armstead, OT/G, Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 6'5", 305lbs
4. Raiders- Tyrann Mathieu, CB, LSU, 5'9", 186lbs.
5. Eagles- E.J. Manuel, QB, Florida State, 6'4'', 237 lbs.
6. Browns- Logan Ryan, CB, Rutgers, 5'11", 191lbs.
7. Dolphins from Cardinals- Justin Pugh, OT/ OG, Syracuse, 6'4", 307lbs
8. Bengals from Titans- Marcus Lattimore, RB, South Carolina, 6'0'', 218lbs
9. Bills- Justin Hunter, WR, Tennessee, 6'4", 196lbs
10. Jets- Trevardo Williams, OLB, Connecticut, 6'1", 241lbs
11. Buccaneers- Johnny Adams, CB, Michigan State, 5'10", 185lbs.
12. 49ers from Panthers- Gavin Escobar, TE, San Diego State, 6'6", 254lbs
13. Saints- Margus Hunt DE SMU 6'8'' 277 lbs
14. Chargers- John Bostic, ILB/MLB Florida
15. Dolphins- Ryan Swope, WR, Texas A&M, 6'0", 205lbs
16. Rams- Brian Winters, OG, Kent State, 6’4”, 320lbs
17. Steelers- Ryan Nassib, QB, 6'2", 229lbs
18. Cowboys- Shamarko Thomas, Safety, Syracuse
19. Giants- Dwayne Gratz, CB, Connecticut.
20. Dolphins from Bears- Dallas Thomas, OT, Tennessee, 6'5", 306lbs.
21. Vikings- Matt Barkley, QB, USC
22. Titans from Bengals- Titans select Brennan Williams, RT,North Carolina, 6'6", 318 lbs
23. Redskins- DJ Hayden, CB , Houston, 5'11", 191lbs
24. Colts- Sio Moore, LB, Connecticut, 6'0", 245lbs
25. Seahawks- Vance McDonald, TE, Rice University
26. Packers-Travis Frederick, C/G, Wisconsin.
27. Texans- Reid Fragel, RT, Ohio State
28. Broncos- Phillip Thomas, Safety, Fresno State
29. Patriots- Da'Rick Rogers, WR, Tennessee Tech
30. Falcons- Corey Lemonier, DE, Auburn
31. Browns from 49ers- Travis Kelce, TE, Cincinnati, 6'6", 260lbs
32. Ravens- Lawrence Okoye, Britain, Beast
33. Texans (Comp)- Jonathan Franklin, RB, UCLA
34. Chiefs (Comp)- Terrance Williams, WR, Baylor
35. Titans (Comp)- JJ Wilcox, S, Geogia Southern 6'0'' 213lbs.

Trades

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Colan (niner) wrote:That is one of the good talents left off the board, wouldn't have taken because I got a better version of Williams in the first but great value for Packers

Yes! my pick has been praised... I can't lie that I was vaguely hoping you'd announce him as the guy you wanted to trade up for though!

I had Williams down on my list as a probably late1st rounder. There are still a couple on my list of potential top 32 picks plus 3 or 4 QBs.

Only QB gone so far! This is a pretty damning assessment of this year's QB class. In reality, what's the chances we get this far in the actual draft with only 1 QB off the board?

Low!

Someone will overdraft Barkley, Nassib, Wilson or Glennon.
There all quite uninspiring really

Seahawks select

Khaseem Greene OLB Rutgers

Houston Texans select...

Markus Wheaton (WR, Oregon State)

Wheaton has speed. He is a great route runner and can play in the slot as well as outside. He can be effective the short passing game with screens, drags and quick outs and his speed can help him beat coverage in the deep passing game. I think he can be well utilised as a deep threat on the Play Action passes that Matt Schaub loves so much. He has great hands, I don't think I've seen him drop a catchable ball, and always seems to be open. He contributes to the running game with end arounds and fly sweeps (averages 7.1 YPC with 2 TDs). Another thing I like about him is that he's a team player. When a ball is underthrown, he gets his hands in there to stop the interception. Also, he's a willing blocker and is often seen sprinting down the field ahead of the ball carrier to set up blocks for him. He's fantastic value this late in the second round.

anyone know if Bambams away?

he's been on the clock for 48hrs+

He was knocking around on the fantasy AF section not long ago, so he's around and about

PM him to remind him?

Sorry guys, been really busy at work all week, just logged in on my phone today. The joys of budget week!

Will make my pick later when I have a chance to look at who is available

Broncos select - Jordan Poyer, CB, Oregon State

BamBam wrote:Sorry guys, been really busy at work all week, just logged in on my phone today. The joys of budget week!

Will make my pick later when I have a chance to look at who is available

and there I was thinking i'd be holding this up as I hadn't been on since Wednesday and I was only 2 picks away!

In a similar vein, if I don't get on the clock tonight I will probably need to PM someone my pick for Atlanta as i'm away all weekend and probably won't go near the net

Just sent two possible picks to TM Moot and Derby, so I won't become a hold up over the weekend

crazy_dave23 wrote:Just sent two possible picks to TM Moot and Derby, so I won't become a hold up over the weekend

yep, received ta

just wating for twelve283 now...

With the 59th pick the New England Patriots select:

DJ Swearinger, S, South Carolina

One of my top 3 safety prospects in the draft.

Did consider a couple of other guys, hope one of them makes it to my 3rd round pick but he's about to blow up any day now, already started to gain attention - mentioned him probably over a month ago in the draft prospects thread.

Ah, damnit! I nearly took Swearinger with my Redskins pick but in the end I decided our need at CB was bigger and with our cap problems it looks like we can only address it via the draft. Was hoping that somehow he might still be around in the 3rd.

I really like the sound of him and in reality, if the Redskins nabbed him in the draft I'd be happy.

With the 60th pick the Atlanta Falcons select:
Blidi Wreh-Wilson, CB, Connecticut, 5'11", 190lbs

with the 61st pick, 49ers select:

Bacarri Rambo, FS, Georgia

with the 62nd pick, the Ravens select:

Barrett Jones, OL (Mainly C), Alabama

Feel with Birk not coming back, and Ravens unsure who will play LT next year, he is someone with pedigree and experience who can come in and be a good player

Olly, I think you've got the next pick as well with the Chiefs 3rd round pick.

With the 63rd pick the Kansas City Chiefs select:

Kiko Alonso, ILB, Oregon

Olly, I think Barrett Jones has already gone (unless there's 2 of them!)

Round 2 - 21. Bengals- Barrett Jones, OG, Alabama, 6'5", 302lbs

will do when home from school moot, sorry haha

Someone was bound to do it sooner or later.... just amazed it wasn't me! Gives me longer to settle on my Jags pick.

The Baltimore Ravens select:

Tony Jefferson, Free Safety, Oklahoma

(I've looked, fairly sure he hasn't been taken! I hope haha)

Into Round 3, and still only 1 QB drafted..

TM Moot wrote:Into Round 3, and still only 1 QB drafted..

I doubt that will be the case in the actual draft purely on the fact that QB is the most valuable position and a few teams will reach.

i think 4 or 5 went last time in the first 2 rounds, i know this year is poor for top QB's but there are plenty of teams in real need...

but they all suck...

In the third roung you start to get some value for the rest of the quarterbacks, before this would have been reaching but I reckon we'll see a few taken this round.

With the 64th pick of the 2013 GM Mock Draft, the Jacksonville Jaguars select:-

Zac Dysert, QB, Miami (OH), 6'3", 231lbs

Now, in reality, I'm not saying that this is a selection that the Jags should make but what's a mock draft for if it's not for throwing a bit of muck against the wall and seeing what sticks? Does anyone really believe that Gabbert or Henne is the answer at QB? I've never seen any of these college QBs play but I've been reading a lot about them of late and of the bunch, I like the sound of Dysert the best. I discounted Barclay and Manuel straight away cos I just have a general rule about not drafting USC and Florida St QBs. Dysert sounds like he has solid fundamentals, understands the game, makes good decisions, is a team player and probably hasn't reached his ceiling yet. He's an anti-Gabbert if you like! He's from the same school as Ben Roethlisberger and broke his records there. Like Big Ben he's a playmaker and a competitor. He's mobile in the Big Ben kind of sense rather than the RG3 sense. He has a lot of bad tape and is jumpy when pressurised by defenders but some of that is down to having a poor supporting cast around him. He won't be blessed with a star cast at the Jags but he doesn't have to start straight away and the Jags are in rebuild mode anyway so by the time he is looking to start, they should in theory be better. He has some of the tools to be like Big Ben and if he can get anywhere close to him then he's the best QB the Jags have ever had.

So, there you go, QB number 2 off the board. Now, go ahead and rip me to shreds!

I won't criticise the pick, they need help at QB for sure.

I will say that somewhere in southern California, a single tear is rolling down Matt Barkley's cheek.

*Mark Sanchez V2's cheek.

Never heard of that dude must admit Number-25, which does make him a likely Jags pick

I done a table on QB college stats such as passer ratings, completion percentages, yards, TDs etc and end up with the QBs ranked as:-

1) Geno Smith
2) Matt Barkley (not much between Smith and Barkley).
3) EJ Manuel
4) Tyler Wilson
5) Landry Jones
6) Tyler Bray
7) Zac Dysert
8) Ryan Nassib
9) Mike Glennon

So I've made the 7th best QB the second one off the board!! In Dysert's defence though, he seems to have suffered a good deal from having a bad O-Line and a bad bunch of WRs who dropped more than a few balls. His fundamentals seem sound and there doesn't seem to be much in the way of any negatives that couldn't be coached out of him.

These QBs are a bit of a crapshoot. That said, one or two of them should have decent enoughNFL careers. They can't all be busts surely. I'll take the guy who has drawn comparisons with Ben Roethlisberger and who, when he couldn't play QB due to a broken thumb, helped his team out by playing WR and LB and placeholder in kicks! Now that's a team player and a leader!

Although Dysert was 7th there wasn't much separating 4th to 9th and so I wouldn't be surprised to see anyone from my list rise up the board.

Ah well then, given my no drafting of USC or Florida St QBs rule, I don't feel so bad about my Dysert pick. If he played on a better team then maybe he'd be ranked higher.

I know who my #1 is personally.

Also I wouldn't want Barkley, but the USC QB myth is a lazy out. Palmer was easily one of the top QBs before injuries.

I'm a fan of Dysert. I wouldn't have picked him until the 4th at the highest though. He needs a good coach and won't be a starter on day 1 but he can become one.

Glennon seems to be a "marmite" QB.

Some seem to like him, others (myself included - after watching the Senior Bowl 1st Half I wouldn't draft any of those QBs in the top 3 rounds!) hate him.

GSC wrote:Also I wouldn't want Barkley, but the USC QB myth is a lazy out. Palmer was easily one of the top QBs before injuries.

Well, it is and it isn't. Being a QB at USC obviously doesn't automatically mean that you're not going to be a good NFL QB but at the same time, this is not a programme that history tells us produces good NFL QBs. In the last 30 years, Palmer is the only one they've churned out that has had anything like a solid NFL career, or even a better than half-decent career, and even he has won precisely zero playoff games. You know you're in trouble when your second best QB alumni over that period is Rodney Peete!

Lions select - Terron Armstead, OT/G, Arkansas-Pine Bluff ???

Good workouts, potentially a right tackle if Reiff moves to the blindside, not so sure if he would make a great guard though

Come on...

Anyone with picks 6-10 want to trade down for the Bengals 3rd and 4th round picks?

Has sodhat forgot the Raiders have another pick?

Sorry, I forgot about this!

I went backwards and forwards with this pick. I was thinking I might take a QB and go with EJ Manuel, but considering moves of the past few days I think I can cross that off the list.

So, we need help in the secondary.

The Oakland Raiders select CB Tyrann Mathieu, LSU

He adds a nickel corner that we currently lack, as well as being a much needed playmaker in the secondary. What with Ford being made of glass he can also handle some punt returns for us too.

I wouldn't say Flynn precludes the Raiders from taking a QB. He cost basically nothing.

Yeah, but even still, I think we maybe add a QB in the very late rounds or pick up a UDFA. We have our 1&2 on the depth chart in my estimation, the order is probably set already with Flynn starting for now.

We have too many other glaring holes to take a QB with one of our first two picks. I hope.