redman Posted March 28, 2002 Share Posted March 28, 2002 Given the Wynn signing, this could already be outdated, particularly the second rounder:<br /><br /> </font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">www.draftinsiders.com March 28<br />Draft Insiders' Digest - 11th Season<br />1-800-776-1949 NFL Draft '02 Yearbook - Available Now!!!<br />200 pages - 400 in-depth Profiles - $29.95<br />The Bible of Every NFL Front Office<br />All 32 NFL Teams Analyzed - Free Email Service -<br />Publication & Website - 5 Books & 3 Newsletters<br />Published by Frank Coyle<br /><br />Topics<br />1. Two round Mock Draft<br />2. Yearbook Profiles - David Carr & Julius Peppers<br /><br />NFL DRAFT '02 - Two Round Mock Draft<br />First Round<br />Pick Team W-L<br /> 1. Houston N/A - David Carr- QB - Fresno St.<br /> 2. Carolina 1-15 - Julius Peppers - DE - North Carolina<br /> 3. Detroit 2-14 - Quentin Jammer - CB - Texas<br /> 4. Buffalo 3-13 - Bryant McKinnie - OT - Miami<br /> 5. San Diego 5-11 - Phillip Buchanon - CB - Miami<br /> 6. Dallas 5-11 - Mike Williams - OT - Texas<br /> 7. Minnesota 5-11 - Donte' Stallworth - WR - Tennessee<br /> 8. Kansas City 6-10 - Albert Haynesworth - DT - Tennessee<br /> 9. Jacksonville 6-10 - John Henderson - DT - Tennessee<br />10. Cincinnati 6-10 - Joey Harrington - QB - Oregon<br />11. Indianapolis 6-10 - Wendell Bryant- DT - Wisconsin<br />12. Arizona 7-9 - Ryan Sims - DT - North Carolina<br />13. New Orleans 7-9 - Ashley Lelie - WR - Hawaii<br />14. Tennessee - 7-9 - Toniu Fonoti - OG - Nebraska<br />15. N.Y. Giants 7-9 - Roy Williams - S - Oklahoma<br />16. Cleveland 7-9 - T. J. Duckett - RB - Michigan St.<br />17. Atlanta 7-9 - Jabar Gaffney - WR - Florida<br />18. Washington 8-8 - Anthony Weaver - DT - Notre Dame<br />19. Denver 8-8 - Levi Jones - OT - Arizona St.<br />20. Seattle 9-7 - Daniel Graham - TE - Colorado<br />21. Oakland (Tampa Bay 9-7) - Charles Grant - DE - Georgia<br />22. N.Y. Jets 10-6 - Napoleon Harris - LB - Northwestern<br />23. Oakland 10-6 - Jeremy Shockey - TE - Miami<br />24. Baltimore 10-6 - Kalimba Edwards - LB - South Carolina<br />25. New Orelans (Miami 11-5) - Mike Pearson - OT - Florida<br />26. Philadelphia 11-5 - Mike Rumph - CB - Miami<br />27. San Francisco 12-4 - Bryan Thomas - TE - UAB<br />28. Green Bay 12-4 - Antonio Bryant - WR - Pittsburgh<br />29. Chicago 13-3 - Derek Ross - CB - Ohio St.<br />30. Pittsburgh 13-3 - Keyuo Craver - CB - Nebraska<br />31. St. Louis 14-2 - Josh Reed - WRB - LSU<br />32. New England 11-5 - Lito Sheppard - CB - Florida<br /><br />2nd Round<br />33. Houston - Reche Caldwell - WR - Florida<br />34. Carolina - Marquise Walker - WR - Michigan<br />35. Detroit - Patrick Ramsey - QB - Tulane<br />36. Buffalo - Dennis Johnson - DE - Kentucky<br />37. Dallas - Ed Reed - S - Miami<br />38. Minnesota - Lamont Thompson - S - Wash St.<br />39. San Diego - Chester Pitts- OT - San Diego St.<br />40. Jacksonville - Andre Davis - WR - Virginia Tech<br />41. Cincinnati - Eddie Freeman - DT - UAB<br />42. Indianapolis - Andre Gurode - OG - Colorado<br />43. Kansas City - Dante Wesley - CB - Ark-Pine-Bluff<br />44. New Orleans - Jerramy Stevens - TE - Washington<br />45. New York Giants - Saleem Rasheed - LB -Alabama<br />46. Tennessee - Kendall Simmons - OG - Auburn<br />47. San Diego (Atlanta)- Javon Walker - WR - Florida St.<br />48. Cleveland - Marc Colombo - OT - B.C.<br />49. Arizona - Dwight Freeney - DE - Syracuse<br />50. Houston (Bonus)- Larry Tripplett - DT - Washington<br />51. Denver - Kenyon Coleman - DE - UCLA<br />52. Washington - Alex Brown - DE - Florida<br />53. Oakland (Tampa)- Levar Fisher - LB - N.C. St.<br />54. Seattle - Ryan Denney - DE -BYU<br />55. Oakland - Terrence Metcalf - OG - Mississippi<br />56. Baltimore - Joseph Jefferson - CB - W.Kentucky<br />57. N.Y. Jets - Tank Williams - S - Stanford<br />58. Philadelphia - Roosevelt Williams - CB - Tuskegee<br />59. Philadelphia (Miami)- DeShaun Foster - RB - UCLA<br />60. Green Bay - LeCharles Bentley - OC - Ohio St.<br />61. San Fran - Eric Heitmann - OG - Stanford<br />62. Pittsburgh - Ben Leber - LB - Kansas St.<br />63. Chicago - Dorsett Davis - DT - Miss St.<br />64. St. Louis - Jon McGraw - S - Kansas St.<br />65. New England - Fred Weary - OG - Tennessee<br /><br /><a href="http://www.draftinsiders.com" target="_blank">www.draftinsiders.com</a><br />Frank Coyle - Head Scout<br />5 Books 3 Newsletters<br />1-800-776-1949</font><hr /></blockquote><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif"> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bulldog Posted March 28, 2002 Share Posted March 28, 2002 what, no Gator receivers in rounds 1 OR 2 of the draft?<br /><br />you know this can't be right <img border="0" title="" alt="[smile]" src="smile.gif" /> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jimbo Posted March 28, 2002 Share Posted March 28, 2002 I would really hate this scenario because it means NONE of the top six guys I think the Skins will take would be available.<br /><br />No way will the Skins take Weaver in the 1st round. Under this scenario I think the pick would be Caldwell or a DE or an even greater chance to trade down. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Art Posted March 28, 2002 Share Posted March 28, 2002 More and more I'm liking the idea of Alex Brown in the second round. To me, he'd be a pretty fair value there and I think we'd have a nice steal. Not a Smoot-level steal, but a nice one nonetheless. If we really think Brown can fall to us in the second round, I think a pick like Weaver here is appropriate as we would like a young tackle as well. I don't think DE is going to be our move if we legitimately think Brown might fall. But, that's just me. I've a higher opinion of Brown than others. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Romo Posted March 28, 2002 Share Posted March 28, 2002 I have seen several mock drafts which show Brown going in late 3rd round. This could be realistic considering his bad showing in 40, i think he was in the 4.8-4.9 area. <br /><br />Ofcourse we dont have a 3rd so if we really want him then we would have to take him in the 2nd. Personally i would perfer Freeney from Syracuse in the 2nd if he dropped, then Brown. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TennesseeCarl Posted March 28, 2002 Share Posted March 28, 2002 So we'd get two defensive linemen that folks have raised all sorts of questions about, but Dallas gets OT Mike Williams and S Ed Reed. <br /><br /> I believe I'd slit my wrists after that. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Frown]" src="frown.gif" /> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dirk Diggler Posted March 28, 2002 Share Posted March 28, 2002 I understand Brown is a favorite to some but I dont see the value -- even in Round 2.<br /><br />Besides being undersized (6'3", 251) he's not that fast (4.9 40) Those #'s are from the combine so you know they're no lie.<br /><br />Here's a little snipet:<br /><br />Florida’s Alex Brown has never lived up to all his hype, and while he is playing harder this year, he still is not a consistent competitor. Brown has exceptional initial quickness and a real burst up the field. He is very athletic and can counter inside very well. He is using his hands much better when he rushes and can shed on the move, but he is undersized. He also does not take on blockers well at the point of attack, and he will let up if you frustrate him, or if the play is away from him. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NavyDave Posted March 28, 2002 Share Posted March 28, 2002 WE select that stiff in the first round instead of Gurode and I better go plastic cup and foam covered remote again. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GURU Posted March 28, 2002 Share Posted March 28, 2002 I don't see Weaver going to the Skins. He's practically a clone of Renaldo Wynn -- a little light for DT, not much speed off the edge.<br /><br />Stay away from Alex Brown -- I've changed my mind about him. While he's never shown consistant effort, I thought a tough coach, like Lewis, might light a fire under him. But the way he's prepared for the draft (or HASN'T prepared, that is) tells me he doesn't care enough to be a high draft pick, no matter how much natural ability he may possess.<br /><br />I think that Josh Reed might be under consideration. He was the best receiver in the SEC last season, including the Florida duo and Stallworth. While his measurables might not suggest he should be such a high pick, the kid simply produces. He's by far the most polished receiver coming out this year. In fact, he might be the best route runner I've seen come out of college in a while. That suggests he could be an early contributor, unlike so many other rookie WRs. So don't be shocked if his name is called out. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dirk Diggler Posted March 28, 2002 Share Posted March 28, 2002 Yeah, Josh Brown is a stud but we will have to take him in Round 1 if we want him. He will not see the second round.<br /><br />The amazing thing is that he came to LSU as a running back and they converted him. You'd never think the most polished route runner in the draft had only been catching balls for 3 years, would you? Not to mention breaking every single season SEC receiving record in the book. That's the SEC folks, the best conference in college football. He was also supposedly the best interview at the combine. Bright kid.<br /><br />Look for him to go somwhere in the 20's of Round 1. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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