Post Your Redskins Only 2012 Mock Draft

[Chump Bailey]

With a mere days to go before the real deal starts, let's see what you have. Trades, feedback and pick analysis/explanations encouraged...

I'll kick it off:

#69 * RB Robert Turbin * Utah State

#102 * OT Brandon Mosley * Auburn

#109 * OLB Josh Kaddu * Oregon

#141 * OG Adam Gettis * Iowa

#173 * CB Donnie Fletcher * Boston College

#213 * WR Wes Kemp * Missouri

[FrFan]

Round 3: SS Brandon Taylor - LSU

Round 4: OT Brandon Mosley - Auburn

Round 4: WR Tommy Streeter - Miami

Round 5: ILB Audie Cole - NC State

Round 6: OG Ryan Miller - Colorado

Round 7: TE Blake Ayles - Miami

[Chump Bailey]

I like^^FrFan

[FrFan]

Thanks, I think Turbin can be a steal. No wonder why is nickname is Hulk .

[Chump Bailey]

Thanks, I think Turbin can be a steal. No wonder why is nickname is Hulk .

The sort of guy I like to root for too!

[Gibbs Hog Heaven]

I'd love Taylor (another safety called Taylor!), but with the dirth in depth (new saying?) of safety's this class I can see him going in the second.

Nice idea Chump. I shall add later as I'm all over the place right now.

Hail.

*Edit* Oh, if we take a back in the third, I'ma kick the dog around the house. On your head be poor Meagans pain!

[Chump Bailey]

I'd love Taylor (another safety called Taylor!), but with the dirth in depth (new saying?) of safety's this class I can see him going in the second.

Nice idea Chump. I shall add later as I'm all over the place right now.

Hail.

I was not sure about the thread so I asked permission from Zoony. It seemed like a good idea

---------- Post added April-22nd-2012 at 10:49 AM ----------

*Edit* Oh, if we take a back in the third, I'ma kick the dog around the house. On your head be poor Meagans pain!

We're kicking the tires on Turbin I believe. I like the idea personally.

[MOSSthaBOSS]

1st : are gee one two three

3rd : Ryan broyles (slot wr day one, or learn from moss year 1 than take over)

4th : donald stephenson (right tackle, behind jammaal for 6 or 8 games)

4th : phillip thomas (free safety behind tanard year 1)

5th : dequan menzie (never be a #1 or #2 cb, but is the 2nd best slot cb in draft behind ron brooks)

6th : david molk (long term center i promise will take montys job by mid seas)

7th : blake gideon (between him phillip thomas and dejon, 1 of them have to be a player right?)

I really wouldnt mind a trade back in 3rd and pick up an extra

4th. I would love to walk away from this draft with a new qb, rb, wr, te, tackle, guard, center, ilb, cb, s. I know thats 10 picks but 1 or 2 we can bring in undrafted dudes.

[darrelgreenie]

Round 3- Zerbie Sanders OT

OL is the biggest area for improvement that I see on the offense

Sanders is a RT prospect that could challenge for playing time/starting pot; insurance against Trent Williams drug risk

Round 4- James Brown OG

Keeping the focus on upgrading the OL, Brown has the good measureables but comes from a small school

he played LT in college some scouts project him as OG in the NFL either way he adds depth at both OG/OT and could challenge for a starting spot

Round 4- Cyrus Gray RB

Classic ZBS 1-cut RB knows our scheme

Round 5- Aaron Henry FS

developmental FS good speed, good range

Round 6- Coty Sensbaugh CB

CB with good speed that could challenge for NB

Round 7- Korey Toomer (3-4 ILB)

Undersized coverage LB with good speed ala Timmons w/ Steelers

Priority UDFA camp invites:

Nick Mondek OT, Chris Owusu WR, Vontaze Burfict ILB, Mark Asper OL

[Chump Bailey]

6th : david molk (long term center i promise will take montys job by mid seas)

Molk is interesting. Does he project better as a OG?

---------- Post added April-22nd-2012 at 11:21 AM ----------

Round 3- Zerbie Sanders OTRT prospect that could challenge for playing time/starting pot; insurance against Trent Williams drug risk

Round 4- James Brown OG best OL for his team, played some LT adds depth and could challenge for a starting spot

Round 4- Cyrus Gray RB Classic ZBS 1-cut RB knows our scheme

Round 5- Aaron Henry FSdevelopmental FS good speed, good range

Round 6- Coty Sensbaugh CBCB with good speed that could challenge for NB

Round 7- Korey Toomer (3-4 ILB)Undersized coverage LB with good speed ala Timmons w/ Steelers

Priority UDFA camp invites:

Nick Mondek OT, Chris Owusu WR, Vontaze Burfict ILB, Mark Asper OL

That's a sweet draft DG.

[nonniey]

OK here goes (BTW What happened with pick #2? you trade it away for future picks in your mock?).

#2 QB * Robert Griffin III * Baylor

#69 Traded away for a pick or picks in 2013 and or 2014

#102 OT *James Brown * Troy

#141 OT *Donald Stephenson* Oklahoma

#173 ILB* Audie Cole* NC State

#213 CB Donnie Fletcher* Boston College

[Chump Bailey]

CB Donnie Fletcher* Boston College

I like Fletcher too and think he could be a great selection for value.

[SuperBash]

Round 3- Zerbie Sanders OT

OL is the biggest area for improvement that I see on the offense

Sanders is a RT prospect that could challenge for playing time/starting pot insurance against Trent Williams drug risk

Round 4- James Brown OG

Keeping the focus on upgrading the OL, Brown has the good measureables but comes from a small school

he played LT in college some scouts project him as OG in the NFL either way he adds depth at both OG/OT and could challenge for a starting spot

Round 4- Cyrus Gray RB

Classic ZBS 1-cut RB knows our scheme

Round 5- Aaron Henry FS

developmental FS good speed, good range

Round 6- Coty Sensbaugh CB

CB with good speed that could challenge for NB

Round 7- Korey Toomer (3-4 ILB)

Undersized coverage LB with good speed ala Timmons w/ Steelers

Priority UDFA camp invites:

Nick Mondek OT, Chris Owusu WR, Vontaze Burfict ILB, Mark Asper OL

Sketchy words

[757SeanTaylor21]

3rd - Brandon Taylor S/ Zebrie Sanders OT

4th - James Michael Johnson ILB

4th - Brandon Mosley OT

5th - Chris Rainey RB

6th - Josh Norman CB preferably Aaron Henry S if the 3rd goes to o-line

7th - Adam Gettis OG Could be a trade up back in the sixth for him there.

All in all though I dont expect us to draft a Wr. We are crowded and niles Paul maybe converting to which shows you that its that crowded so for a better chance of playing time try te. I expect a cb, possibly a safety considering the number we signed this year and can just upgrade it next year with our 2nd or 3rd rounder. Rb especially a guy like Rainey where you give em 7-10 touches a game can definitely do wonders for you. Love his speed and agility. I see this draft as a huge success though. O line depth and maybe a new rt. ILb to watch and learn from one of the best. Cb to push for the nickel spot, safety to learn for a year or maybe start.

[SeanTaylorthePunterSlayer]

Here's who I'd like:

Round 3: #69 - CB Dwight Bentley - athletic nickel corner that may be able to play outside as well

Round 4: #102 - RB Chris Polk - workhorse back that is a jack of all trades - steal if he's here

Round 4: #109 - S Brandon Taylor - Ryan Clark Jr.

Round 5: #141 - WR Ryan Broyles - bye bye Moss - a slot WR coming of injury but huge upside

Round 6: #173 - T Donald Stephenson - swing tackle with a lot of upside/athleticism (ran 4.9 40)

Round 7: #213 - G Adam Gettis - trade up candidate - athletic swing G.

I'd like to see us draft/pick up someone with some return ability maybe in UDFA.

Torn on that 3rd round pick - part of me wants an CB to come in and be able to cover the slot - the other part wants a swing tackle. Though I think Donald Stephenson is an excellent value tackle with a lot of athleticism (faster 40 than Sanders). BTW I used Tony Pauline's rankings: http://www.draftinsider.net/rankings

Thoughts?

[S.T.real,lights,out]

I'd love if we were able to grab Polk in the 4th. I really like that guy

[Audible_Red40]

#2: RGIII

#69: Zebrie Sanders OT

#102: Tony Bergstrom G/T

#109: James Michael-Johnson ILB

#141: Phillip Thomas S (I know i know character concerns)

#173: Mike Harris CB

#213: David Molk C

[darrelgreenie]

I think Donald Stephenson is an excellent value tackle with a lot of athleticism (faster 40 than Sanders). BTW I used Tony Pauline's rankings: http://www.draftinsider.net/rankings

Thoughts?

I think Donald Stephenson will be long gone by the 6th round.

I like Polk but not for our scheme.

[Chump Bailey]

Thoughts?

I like Gettis also. Stephenson it appears will go higher than the 6th. He's probably a mid rounder.

[SeanTaylorthePunterSlayer]

I think Donald Stephenson will be long gone by the 6th round.

I like Polk but not for our scheme.

Who do you like for our scheme? Why do you feel Polk isn't a fit?

---------- Post added April-22nd-2012 at 12:16 PM ----------

I like Gettis also. Stephenson it appears will go higher than the 6th. He's probably a mid rounder.

Hey you never know lol. Pauline has them both 5-7. He's just one pundit, though:

http://www.draftinsider.net/rankings/2012/T

http://www.draftinsider.net/rankings/2012/G

[Chump Bailey]

Hey you never know lol. Pauline has them both 5-7. He's just one pundit, though:

True. That's where he should be drafted, but likely will be pushed higher because of potential/athleticism/intangibles etc...

[littleskins]

Round 3- Zerbie Sanders OT

OL is the biggest area for improvement that I see on the offense

Sanders is a RT prospect that could challenge for playing time/starting pot; insurance against Trent Williams drug risk

Round 4- James Brown OG

Keeping the focus on upgrading the OL, Brown has the good measureables but comes from a small school

he played LT in college some scouts project him as OG in the NFL either way he adds depth at both OG/OT and could challenge for a starting spot

Round 4- Cyrus Gray RB

Classic ZBS 1-cut RB knows our scheme

Round 5- Aaron Henry FS

developmental FS good speed, good range

Round 6- Coty Sensbaugh CB

CB with good speed that could challenge for NB

Round 7- Korey Toomer (3-4 ILB)

Undersized coverage LB with good speed ala Timmons w/ Steelers

Priority UDFA camp invites:

Nick Mondek OT, Chris Owusu WR, Vontaze Burfict ILB, Mark Asper OL

I like your picks, Esp. Sesbaugh. He impressed me in the underwear olympics.

[darrelgreenie]

Who do you like for our scheme? Why do you feel Polk isn't a fit?

Polk runs more like a power back then a 1-cut back.

Best case comparison he's more of a Michael Turner then a Arian Foster.

I like a bunch of backs for our scheme in the 4th round range I put Cyrus Gray in my mock.

Hey you never know lol. Pauline has them both 5-7. He's just one pundit, though:

No doubt, you never know til draft.

I trust nfldraftscout and they're one of the the few draft sites that always update their information.

They have Stephenson as 3rd round and climbing

http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings/dsprofile.php?pyid=71941&draftyear=2012&genpos=OT

[SeanTaylorthePunterSlayer]

Polk runs more like a power back then a 1-cut back.

Best case comparison he's more of a Michael Turner then a Arian Foster.

I like a bunch of backs for our scheme in the 4th round range I put Cyrus Gray in my mock.

No doubt, you never know til draft.

I trust nfldraftscout and they're one of the the few draft sites that always update their information.

They have Stephenson as 3rd round and climbing

http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings/dsprofile.php?pyid=71941&draftyear=2012&genpos=OT

thanks for the link - i had a hard time finding other sites with round projections - most just detail the prospect. A lot of the opinions are all over the place this year - i could see a lot of people questioning picks. In Shannallen we trust.

[Rex Tomb]

Thanks, I think Turbin can be a steal. No wonder why is nickname is Hulk .

Wow - just reading the guy's background in that story makes me want him on this team. Talk about a high character guy who has had many bouts with adversity and come out of it with a clear picture of who he is and what is truly important. Sounds like a future team captain, or at least a real leader in the locker room. Definitely sounds like a guy that could be a great full back in the years to come, as well. Goal line situations will have a new look with his "bowl-you-over" mentality to running the ball. Even if he does not end up a Redskin, I'm pulling for the guy to catch on somewhere else.