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  • #1

    Final Mock Draft

    Here is my final mock draft for this year:

    Round 1: Sam Bradford, QB Oklahoma - I don't want Feeley or Null playing QB.

    Round 2: Rob Gronkowski, TE Arizona - IMO, TE is one of the biggest needs this offseason. Gresham is likely gone, so Gronkowski is the next best prospect.

    Round 3: Jonathan Dwyer, RB Georgia Tech - I saw him fall to the 3rd in Nick's mock, so I will say he will be there in the beginning of the 3rd as our #2 RB next year.

    Round 4: Javier Arenas, CB Alabama - Arenas would provide depth at CB an have the ability to start if someone goes down. He would also provide a spark in special teams.

    Round 5: George Selvie, DE South Florida - I've seen him projected anywhere from a 3rd-6th rounder. He had a disappointing 2009 season after a great 2008.

    Round 5: A.J. Edds, LB Iowa - A solid coverage LB to eventually fit in Spags' plans.

    Round 6: Jason Fox, OT Miami - Projected as a 5th round pick, he might slip due to an irregular heartbeat. He could be a future starter.

    Round 7: Freddie Barnes, WR Bowling Green - He set an NCAA record for receptions last year, he just finds a way to get open.

    Round 7: Kurtis Gregory, OG Missouri - An experienced OG to provide depth.

    Round 7: Jan Jorgensen, DE BYU - Projected as undrafted, I picked him because it doesn't matter.

    2010 Depth Chart:
    Offense

    QB: Bradford/Feeley/Null
    RB: Jackson/Dwyer/Ogbonaya
    FB: Karney
    WR: Robinson/Avery/Gibson/Amendola/Burton/Barnes
    TE: Gronkowski/Fells/Bajema
    LT: Smith
    LG: Bell/Gregory
    C: Brown
    RG: Fraley/Greco
    RT: Barron/Fox

    Defense
    DE: Long/Jorgensen will not make the team cuz he sucks
    DT: Ryan/Scott
    DT: Robbins/Carriker
    DE: Hall and Selvie
    OLB: Vobora
    MLB: Laurinaitis
    OLB: Diggs/Edds
    CB: Bartell/Dockery
    SS: Butler/Dahl
    FS: Atogwe/Dahl
    CB: Fletcher/Arenas

    Kick Returner: Ameldola
    Punt Returner: Arenas
    Tags: None
  • #2
    Re: Final Mock Draft

    I like the prospects in the first 5 rounds. But I dont think that Arenas falls past the 3rd, although I do like him a lot and think he can be a really good nickle corner. As for running back, it's probably more personal preference but I like Ben Tate in the 3rd.

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    • #3
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      Yeah, there's next to no chance Arenas falls to the 4th round. I'd also like to see DT addressed in there somewhere, especially without a Suh pick in the first. Nice mock though!

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      • #4
        Re: Final Mock Draft

        Love Edds, Selvie, Gronkowski, Fox, and Barnes picks. would love to see these mid-to-late round selections. Really like this mock draft. good job

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        • #5
          Re: Final Mock Draft

          im glad you arent the GM..drafting someone "because it doesnt matter" and then stating "he`ll be cut because he sucks"..why not just say you cant think of anyone else?
          plenty of players taken after the 7th have made it in the NFL..some are even in the HOF..so a 7th is only a throwaway pick if you decide to throw it away..

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          • #6
            Re: Final Mock Draft

            What I don't like is that the first two picks both have some durability concerns, at least in some people's minds.
            Gronkowski's could be worse than Bradford's since it's his back.

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            • #7
              Re: Final Mock Draft

              Well thanks for all the compliments. Maybe go DT in round 4 maybe Geno Atkins falls there or a lot of people like Arthur Jones out of Syracuse. It sounds like Arenas won't fall to the 4th, so I probably wouldn't take a CB there then. Perrish Cox plays like Arenas, but has character questions, so I would probably get Arthur Jones unless Atkins falls. And I am glad I'm not the GM as well if that makes you feel any better.

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              • #8
                Re: Final Mock Draft

                I would go DE in the 4th instead of CB. but other than that I like it.

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                • #9
                  Re: Final Mock Draft

                  I like everything but the Gronkowski pick...ever since klopfenstein im just turned away by strange named TE's lol...plus I want the athletic Dorin Dickerson from pitt

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                  • msha
                    Mock 2.0
                    by msha
                    First, the Rams trade Adam Carriker to the Redskins for DE Andre Carter.

                    Round 1: Ndamukong Suh, DT Nebraska - The Rams lose some depth with trading Carriker. Also, Suh is the BPA.

                    Round 2: Rob Gronkowski, TE Arizona - Fells was resigned, but as a No. 2 TE. Gronkowski is a big, reliable target up the middle.

                    Round 3: Toby Gerhart, RB Stanford - Ideally, Best or Dwyer would fall to us here. Assuming they don't, a Jackson/Gerhart pounding up the middle isn't bad either.

                    Round 4: Javier Arenas, CB Alabama - We have Bartell and Fletcher, but Arenas will provide good depth and start if Fletcher can't come back. He also provides a special teams spark.

                    Round 5: Rennie Curran, OLB Georgia - Curran is a little undersized at 5'11, 205 lbs, but always seems to be near the ball. Good tackler, but his only problem was that he didn't make many big plays, with 6 sacks, 2 ff, and 0 int. in 3 years at UGA.

                    Round 5: Danario Alexander, WR Missouri - A big receiver at 6'4, but not a very good route runner with a history of knee injuries. With the proper coaching, he can turn into an NFL receiver.

                    Round 6: Kurtis Gregory, OG Missouri - An experienced 3 year starter who was good in the classroom and in interviews. He would provide good depth at guard.

                    Round 7: O'Brien Schofield, DE Wisconsin - A projected 2nd-3rd rounder before tearing an ACL during a senior bowl practice. Put him on IR for 2010 and then go from there.

                    Round 7: Levi Horn, OT Montana - A big 6'7 OT from FCS powerhouse Montana would provide depth at tackle.

                    2010 Depth Chart:

                    QB: Marc Bulger/AJ Feeley/Keith Null
                    RB: Steven Jackson/Toby Gerhart/Kenneth Darby
                    FB: Mike Karney
                    WR: Laurant Robinson/Donnie Avery/Brandon Gibson/Keenan Burtan/Danario Alexander
                    TE: Rob Gronkowski/Daniel Fells/Billy Bajema
                    LT: Jason Smith/Alex Barron
                    LG: Jacob Bell/Kurtis Gregory
                    C: Jason Brown
                    RG: John Greco/Kurtis Gregory
                    RT: Adam Goldberg/Levi Horn
                    DE: Chris Long/Andre Carter/Leonard Little
                    DT: Ndamukong Suh/Clifton Ryan/Fred Robbins
                    OLB: David Vobora/Rennie Curran/Paris Lenon
                    MLB: James Laurainaitis
                    CB: Ron Bartell/Bradley Fletcher/Javier Arenas
                    FS: OJ Atogwe/Craig Dahl
                    SS: James Butler/Craig Dahl
                    K: Josh Brown
                    P: Donnie Jones
                    KR: Danny Amendola
                    PR: Javier Arenas

                    What do you think?
                    -03-11-2010, 07:56 PM
                  • BarronWade
                    Here is different perspective on the Rams mock draft!
                    by BarronWade
                    IMO an OT is a lock for us with the 2nd pick. Before anyone enlarges the word lock just remember i said IMO. Anyway other that the 2nd pick i put together a mock draft that is different from all the mocks ive read. I tried my best to put players that other mocks did not project for us. REMEMBER i am aiming for a different prospective. I just want to know what u guys think about this draft.

                    Round 1: Eugene Monroe OT
                    Round 2: Jarron Gilbert DE/DT
                    i know what ur all thinking but Justin Tuck is a great DL that can play DE and DT which works well gor spags. Did i just say Justin Tuck i meant Jarron Gilbert im always getting those 2 confused.
                    Round 3: Rashad Jennings RB
                    We just signed Jason Brown so that tells you we are going to run up the middle we get a RB that is 6-1 230 pounds. He is the perfect #2 back. He can catch well and block. He is also durable enuff to take over if Action Jackson goes down. Did i mention Jennings is fast for a guy his size so he can fill in that Change of pace.
                    Round 4: Antonio Appleby MLB
                    Okay the only one I can recall that has appleby is AvengerRam. Few weeks ago i was picking this guy as our undrafted rookie but as AV put his stock is rising and because we havnet addressed a MLB yet appleby is our guy unless Tyronne McKenzie is there.
                    Round 5: Brandon Tate WR
                    Okay this guy is not the tall WR we are looking for he is about 6-0. But he is a good return man. He also can leap for the ball to make for the height. THis guy is also good at seperation. So since i did not address it yet here it is a WR that can play the slot.
                    Round 6: Graham Harrell QB
                    I just dont see why everyone is so high on Brandstater. I think Harrell just needs some coaching. But he makes real good decision and that can pay off in the WCO.
                    ROund 7: Victor Toal OLB
                    THis guy can add depth at OLB spot. He had 21.5 TFL last year and 12 sacks this guy can get into the backfield.
                    -03-26-2009, 01:45 PM
                  • sakl18
                    Sakl18's Mock Draft
                    by sakl18
                    Here is my Rams mock draft as of 08/02
                    • 1.01 - Ndamukong Suh, DT, Nebraska - Enough said.
                    • 2.01 - Jahvid Best, RB, California - An explosive runner who would be the perfect complement for SJax, keeping him healthy and extending his career by several seasons. Also brings a much needed home run threat to the offense.
                    • 3.01 - Dan LeFevour, QB, Central Michigan - A developmental QB with a good arm and great mobility. Has tremendus potential and will take the helm of the offense in 2 or 3 years.
                    • 4.01 - Jared Veldheer, OT, Hillsdale - A monster of a tackle with surprising agility. Has the ability to start immediately at right tackle and be a dominant force on the right end for years to come.
                    • 5.01 - Jimmy Graham, TE, Miami - Converted basketball player with great height and agility. Has the potential to be the next Antonio Gates.
                    • 5.24 - Dekoda Watson, OLB, Florida State - An athletic freak with a great work ethic and tremendous upside. Could possibly gain the starting role opposite David Vobora.
                    • 6.01 - Devin Ross CB, Arizona - Has a surprising amount of potential for a late round pick. Will provide much needed depth at CB.
                    • 7.01 - O'Brien Schoefield, DE, Wisconsin - A great pass rusher who was a projected 2nd or 3rd round prospect who tore his ACL at a Senior Bowl practice. He may have to be placed on IR for his first year, but he has the potential to be a dominant edge rusher.
                    • 7.19 - Guard depth.

                    Let me know what you think, and don't hold back on any criticism.
                    -02-08-2010, 03:29 PM
                  • RAMarkable
                    RAMarkable's S.O.S. Mock 1.0
                    by RAMarkable
                    The S.O.S stands for Save our Spags. As it is not much of a stretch at this point to say that the Rams will finish at 1-15 this year, I have used this assumption to arrive at a mock that I believe is reasonable not only for next year but also for the future going forward.

                    Therefore I submit the following for your consideration:

                    Round 1. Ndamakong Suh DT Nebraska Surprise!! Well, not really. This is about the closest thing to a perfect storm for the Rams as the probable best player in the draft also fills a huge need.

                    Round 2. Sean Weatherspoon OLB Missouri A new 'Spoon to replace the old departed one. Rams continue to strive to beef up their front seven with an athletic playmaker from right in their backyard.

                    Round 3. Ciron Black OT LSU A senior veteran of the SEC wars and a 3 year starter. It is my assumption that Jason Smith will move to the left tackle spot (Buh-Bye Baby Alex) and this will open up a spot at the right tackle position. Most likely A. Goldberg will start the season but by week 5 or so expect Mr. Black to grab the job.

                    Round 4. Anthony Dixon RB Mississippi State Steven Jackson is on pace for about 350+ touches this year and that is way too much. At 235 lbs. Dixon can hopefully take some of the load off #39 and yet keep the Rams running the same kind of power-based run attack that Spags has said he wanted from the get go.

                    Round 5. Sean Canfield QB Oregon State With his excellent senior year Canfield has shot up draft boards and could be a candidate for developmental QB behind Bulger next year. At this point I'd be content to let Canfiled fight it out with Boller and Null and see what happens.

                    Well that's it for now. The 6th and 7th rounds will be added to a future mock as we get further along in the process.

                    WHAT SAY YE?
                    -12-15-2009, 10:37 AM
                  • RockinRam
                    The Rockin Tribute. (Last mock draft)
                    by RockinRam
                    Well, this is it. Two more days before the draft. We've all been waiting anxiously for the day to come, and now it's in touching distance. Whoever is picked, I will support fully, and hope they turn out well.


                    I'm going to keep the mock short for time concerns.


                    Trade: Alex Barron to Buffalo in return for their 4th round pick.




                    Round 1: Sam Bradford (QB)




                    Round 2: Damian Williams (WR)



                    Fits our scheme perfectly.

                    -Great route runner

                    -Great hands

                    -Shifty, elusive, and quick

                    -Smart, can read coverage

                    -Great work ethic

                    Round 3: Austen Lane (DE)



                    -Great upside

                    -Good work ethic

                    -Is ferocious

                    -Great pass rusher

                    -Dominates with quickness and strength and long wingspan

                    Round 4: Jimmy Graham (TE)



                    -Big target for Bradford

                    -Athletic and fast

                    -Amazing upside

                    Round 4: Kyle Calloway (OT)



                    -Blue collar tackle

                    -Great technician

                    -Sound pass protector and run blocker

                    -Good footwork and wingspan

                    Round 5: Donovan Warren (CB/S)



                    -Day 3 Steal

                    -Previously ranked as first-second round pick

                    -Stock dropped because of 40 time

                    -Very physical corner, will help in run support

                    -Great upside

                    -Great footwork

                    -Can play one-on-one against any WR


                    Round 5: Myron Lewis (CB/S)


                    -Physical corner

                    -Will help in run support

                    -Can be an elite press corner

                    -Good intelligence

                    -Has the ability to jam bigger WRs


                    Round 6: Brandon Sharpe (DE/LB)



                    -Very versatile pass rush specialist

                    -Works on slower OTs with his quickness and agility

                    -Can give Spags the option to create different schemes and blitz packages


                    Round 7: Greg Middleton (DE)



                    -IMO, this is a steal

                    -2 years ago, was considered a future elite player due to his 16 sacks as a sophomore

                    -Was a phenom, before deteriorating

                    -Production dropped for the past two years

                    -Has premier strength

                    -Has a wide range of pass rush moves


                    Round 7: Michael Greco (S)



                    -Great upside

                    -Will provide good depth and good special teams contributor


                    Round 7: O'Brien Schofield (DE/LB)



                    -Huge intensity player

                    -Great steal for us, was a former 2nd-3rd round prospect before injury at Senior Bowl

                    -Is a sack machine, much like Brandon...
                    -04-20-2010, 03:45 PM
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