Doomsday Draft Scenario......whacha gonna do?

[HUbison]

There's 12 picks in front of us. I think it's fair to assume that 5 of those are going to be the big O players.....Russell, Quinn, Peterson, Johnson, & Thomas. That leaves 7 picks to go, and let's say the nightmare situation arises that all 7 are defenders. Specifically:

-Okoye
-Branch
-Carriker
-Adams
-Willis
-Anderson
-Landry

Who do you take with the 13 pick? (And there's no trade partner that wants it, so you have to make the pick.)

[Drew]

well for the sake of the thread.....i`ll pretend that i dont think levi brown & leon hall will be taken before at least 2 of the above mentioned 12...

so i`ll go leon hall......or as a long shot pick,drum role.......brian leonard,am i the only one whose actually thinkin of the possibilities of having jackson & leonard on the field at the same time as part of a two pronged running game ? i know 13th is a lil high for leonard but ya know gotta pretend we cant trade down and stuff......

[RamsNation]

Well, I picked Moss,only because with his frame he could stand to gain as much as 15lbs to 20lbs.He would probably be the next Leonard Little. I almost said Ginn, or Revis because they are both double threat players, but ultimately it came down to DEFENSE!!!

[RamsFan16]

Darrelle Revis, arguably just as good or better as Leon Hall and has ability at Punt Returner.:

Levi Brown, OT, Penn St.

- Offensive Tackle depth can come letter in the draft, a First Round OL or any position is drafted to start his rookie season or the year after and Pace has some years left in him to dominate.

Jon Beason, OLB, Miami

- Weakside Linebacker, we need a Strongside Linebacker and #13 is too high for him.

Lawrence Timmons, OLB, Florida St.

- Strongside Linebacker but #13 would be a reach, rather look for him in a trade down situation or pickup Stewart Bradley who has more experience at SAM in Round 2.

Marshawn Lynch, RB, Cal

- Great Running Back but we're not drafting a Running Back to have him be the feature back, and thats what your looking for in Round 1.

Reggie Nelson, S, Florida

- Great Player but wouldn't make as big of impact as Revis would.

Leon Hall, CB, Michigan

- Great Player but doesn't provide the returner that we need, and Revis is just as good.

Paul Posluzny, OLB, Penn St.

- Plays Weakside Linebacker and we're looking for Strongside Linebacker.

Ted Ginn, WR, Ohio St.

- Great Returner but why sign Bennett to that contract and then draft a Wide Receiver in Round 1? Returners can be found later in the draft, Revis also supplies returning and plays a position of need.

Jarvis Moss, DE, Florida

- Would be a reach for him and is an undersized Defensive End who would translate to a 3-4 Outside Linebacker, but I haven't seen many if any glimpses of a 3-4 during last season?

Joe Staley, OT, Central Michigan

- Again OT isn't that big of a need, and can find depth later in the draft. Wait until next draft before we start drafting OTs to overtake Pace.

Justin Harrell, DT, Tennessee

- Love this guy but with that injury last season and recent injuries would be a reach and if we drafted him would have rather traded down to acquire him. Plus, if we get Jenkins what would he do for us?

[81~BIG-GAME]

Would go with Revis, he would give us a very good tandem at CB with Tye Hill for many years to come and be able to step in and improve the return game instantly..

[Bar-bq]

I went with Hall. It;s hard to separate him and Revis, but i think we can find a fine KR a bit later. I love Hall's upside.

The saddest part is, Hub, that there is a very legitimate possibility this could indeed happen.

[AvengerRam]

I went with Posluszny, though Harrell was close.

[Dr. Defense]

i would have to go with Harrell. I know that it would be a stretch but I think that our need at defensive tackle is our biggest problem followed by the SAM position. I think that there are better suited SAm lb's later on in the draft. So that just leaves us with harrell.

[Rambos]

That is a nightmare I went with Darrelle Revis, CB. I think I would have to trade back for most the players on that list.

[general counsel]

Reevis would be my pick. Solid corner plus the return skills. I think ramsfan16's analysis on this issue is outstanding.

ramming speed to all

general counsel

[timsum1283]

I chose Hall. He really is a phenomenal corner. Don Banks also chose him as the Rams 1st rounder
here are some clips of him if you haven't seen:

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/foo...+Draft&p=86575

[ramsplaya16]

yeah, id go with hall

[Mr. Gaz]

I'd probably go with Revis. He's just as good as Hall but has the ability on Special Teams.

[fearlessone]

I am really not that familiar with all the studs. But I have seen Jarvis play in person and all I can say is what a "TOTAL STUD!" and besides he is from the SEC and they have the most talent of any conference so I think they are a bit more prepared for NFL situations.

Size will not matter with this animal. If he a'int from the SEC he a'int worth a look sorta of kidding

[RamsFan16]

I am really not that familiar with all the studs. But I have seen Jarvis play in person and all I can say is what a "TOTAL STUD!" and besides he is from the SEC and they have the most talent of any conference so I think they are a bit more prepared for NFL situations.

Size will not matter with this animal. If he a'int from the SEC he a'int worth a look sorta of kidding

Yea, but in the NFL when you make the transition you can't just run around people, ask Mario Williams.