Nick's Updated Two-Round NFL Mock & Full Rams Mock Draft (4/2)

[eldfan]

Even though all the recent mocks have prepared me, I feel like I am going to be really disappointed come draft day when Julio is selected in the top 10

2 Liuget, 2 Liuget 2 quit.

(and unfortunately apparently everyone has been pronouncing it wrong, according to Corey on NFL Network, it is Leee git )

Yes I will to, some how he have to get more talent around Sam if it's not in the draft maybe F.A.

[TylerBishop]

I really don't like Luiget

I also wonder about the Rams real interest in him. Billy is a very sneaky guy I doubt at #14 he is sending 4 guys to his pro day just because they are interested. I think they are trying to throw some folks off.

However, the film I've seen of Luiget, Ohio State game, he didn't look great. He is definitely not a penetrator, and not a good pass rusher at all. So what does he offer us that we don't already have?

[Nick]

However, the film I've seen of Luiget, Ohio State game, he didn't look great. He is definitely not a penetrator, and not a good pass rusher at all. So what does he offer us that we don't already have?

This actually seems to be the opposite opinion that many have on him.

[jerseyramsfan]

If we lose out on Jones... Alot of mocks have us taking another #2 WR with our second pick. I hope the Rams go a different route if Jones is gone. Please don't add another #2 WR to this squad.

[Bar-bq]

If we lose out on Jones... Alot of mocks have us taking another #2 WR with our second pick. I hope the Rams go a different route if Jones is gone. Please don't add another #2 WR to this squad.

Just because he's taken in the second round doesn't mean he's a #2 WR. I think somebody like Torrey Smith has a lot of potential to develop into a #1 WR. Great height, good speed, solid hands, but not as polished as Jones or Green.

[jerseyramsfan]

Just because he's taken in the second round doesn't mean he's a #2 WR. I think somebody like Torrey Smith has a lot of potential to develop into a #1 WR. Great height, good speed, solid hands, but not as polished as Jones or Green.

Sorry bud. He's a number 2. There are only two number ones in this draft.

[fliptalianstallion]

Sorry bud. He's a number 2. There are only two number ones in this draft.

I think you misunderstood the wording a little bit when he meant Smith had a lot of potential to develop into a #1 receiver.
It's really possible he can develop into a #1 with McD pulling the strings in offense but I prefer Jones to be a part of that dynamic duo in the making with Bradford.

[Goldenfleece]

A lot of players on there that I like. Personally, I'm not overly excited about Hankerson, but I would be glad to see us land Wright and Hurd on Day 3. As for Luiget, I wouldn't be disappointed if we took him, although in this scenario, I would also still be tempted to take Aldon Smith instead.

[tomahawk247]

Sorry bud. He's a number 2. There are only two number ones in this draft.

Marques Colston was taken in the 7th round and is a number 1 receiver. Troy Williamson was taken 7th overall and was never close to a number 1 receiver. Draft position helps, but isn't everything.

[Bar-bq]

Sorry bud. He's a number 2. There are only two number ones in this draft.

He's projected as a second rounder. There are no rules that stipulate that somebody who is drafted in the second round IS a number two wideout. Let's do a breakdown of #1 receivers to be found outside of the first 32 picks in the last five years.

2010 - Mike Willams, Tampa Bay. It's still too early to call the rest, but it is noteworthy that the only rookie receiver to make a significant impact was not a first rounder. Jacoby Ford, also a fourth rounder, is showing a lot of promise in Oakland.
2009 - Mike Wallace, Pittsburgh. You could also make the case for Mike Thomas from Jacksonville (sheesh, are there any receivers named Mike in this draft?) and Johnny Knox in Chicago.
2008 - DeSean Jackson, Philadelphia.
2007 - Sidney Rice, Minnesota Vikings. Steve Smith, New York Giants.
2006 - Greg Jennings, Green Bay Packers. Brandon Marshall, Miami Dolphins.