papasmurfbell Posted March 7, 2011 Posted March 7, 2011 1st roundJJ Watt DE, Wisconsin2nd choice Stephen Paea DT, Oregon State3rd choice Jimmy Smith CB, Colorado 2nd RoundTitus Young WR, Boise State2nd choice Leonard Hankerson WR, Miami (FL)3rd choice Marvin Austin DT, North Carolina 3rd roundMarcus Cannon OT/G, TCU2nd choice Dontay Moch OLB, Nevada3rd choice Ronald Johnson WR, USC 4th roundTim Barnes C, Missouri2nd choice James Brewer OT, Indiana3rd choice Sam Acho DE, Texas 6th roundDeunta Williams FS, North Carolina2nd choice John Clay RB, Wisconsin3rd choice Jake Kirkpatrick C, TCU 7th roundEdmund Gates WR, Abilene Christian2nd choice Ollie Ogbu DT, Penn State3rd choice Charles Clay FB, Tulsa Quote
RavenMad Posted March 7, 2011 Posted March 7, 2011 If JJ Watt isn't avilable in the 1st then I would prefer to get Justin Houston. If any of the 2nd round picks are available when we pick I will be happy. I'm not sure that Cannon or Moch make it to the 3rd round and it might be a bit early for Rojo. I think Acho will be long gone by the 4th. I think Deunta Williams will be gone by the 4th but like the pick. Gates would be a great pick up in the 7th. Quote
papasmurfbell Posted March 7, 2011 Author Posted March 7, 2011 It is hard to figure who goes where. I see some huge variance evaluations of where people will go. Obviously I am using my best educated guess with these. They are all guys i like. Quote
thundercleetz Posted March 9, 2011 Posted March 9, 2011 I haven't done too much research so far on draft prospects, but early on it seems like Jimmy Smith might be an absolute steal if he falls. Everything I have read on him suggests he is an elite talent with a top-15 grade. Quote
papasmurfbell Posted March 9, 2011 Author Posted March 9, 2011 I do really like him. I have only read the evaluation about if he is really dedicated to the game. Also the arrests for under-aged drinking and the positive drug test. Those could be no big deal. Quote
thundercleetz Posted March 10, 2011 Posted March 10, 2011 Kiper has the Ravens taking Smith in his latest mock: 2011 NFL Mock Draft 3.0 26 Baltimore RavensRecord: 12-4* Jimmy Smith, CB, ColoradoThe Ravens notably didn't take a cornerback with any of their picks in 2010 and while I had them picking another corner in this spot in a previous mock, Smith has proved that he has all the physical tools. With the Ravens' leadership on defense in the form of Ray Lewis, he has a chance to be a steal if his attitude matches his skill set. A burner with shut-down skills, good ball awareness and elite size for the position, he adds immediate depth with the chance to start early. Quote
papasmurfbell Posted March 10, 2011 Author Posted March 10, 2011 Like I said above. They need to do a serious interview with him. he has the tools. Quote
RavenMad Posted March 11, 2011 Posted March 11, 2011 I like Smith's size and speed and wouldn't be disappointed at this stage if we take him. I'm sure that Ozzie will get all the info he needs on Smith from an interview especially if we bring him in for a pre draft workout. That said, I really want us to look more at the pass rush. I like what we have at CB especially if Wilson and Carr both resign and Foxy returns healthy. I think we can rely on a secondary with them 3, Webb and Williams at CB. I absolutely believe that a pass rusher will help this team more than a CB and I am really high on Justin Houston at this point. The other guys I like I don't believe will be around at 26. Houston gives us another Suggs like player and that is what we need. Someone who can put their hand in the dirt on obvious passing downs or line up at OLB in a 3-4 and he has already played both spots so it is not hard to project him to the NFL. At the moment I can also see us taking an OT or DE (A guy that can play 3-4DE or 4-3DE) in the 1st if Smith or Houston are already off the board. Someone will fall to us that I like. In the 2nd there should again be some interesting pass rushers like Sam Acho from Texas or a WR like Young or Hankerson that could provide an injection of youth and speed into the WR corps. There may be an interior lineman available in the 2nd as well like Wisniewski from Penn State that could be our C for the next 10 years. Projecting any further than this is really hard to do as it will depend on how the 1st 2 rounds turn out. Quote
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