Steelers Draft and Mel Kiper sucks thread!!

Yeah go back a few pages @ 57 i selected Preston Smith DE /OLB Mississippi State

 

Obvious change upcoming, however I feel good about Johnson & Smith as solid picks with who was still available

 

Steal

 

Ya I couldn't steal him from you considering I didn't need the position from you in the first already.
Don't worry I'm not looking at your rankings or anything like that. I ignore those posts.

 

*BYE* Round 3 shirt list guys shoot me some ideas. Walter football's Charlie Campbell is stuck on giving Pittsburgh Carl Davis DT Iowa. 1. Nit a fit 2. Motir runs hot & cold and disappears for halves. 3. Not Even on my board

 

1. Leonard Williams, DT, USC, 6-5, 302. nobody can aruge he is not BPA.
2. Dante Fowler, DE/OLB, Florida, 6-2, 261. Violent burst, finds the ball, always in the backfield.
3. Vic Beasley, OLB, Clemson, 6-3 246. Explosive, but I wonder if his ceiling is already met.
4. Amari Cooper, WR, Alabama. 6-1 200. Plug and play, more polished than White.
5. Kevin White, WR, West Va. 6-3, 210. Bigger and faster than Cooper, I like Cooper's numbers.
6. Trae Waynes, CB, Mich. St, 5-11, 188. Best at his positon in draft, plays off and press.
7. Danny Shelton, DT, Washington. 6-2, 0.175 Tons, Better than Raji, I'm coming around on him.
8. Shane Ray, DE, Missouri, 6-2, 245. Like him better after doing more research. I reserve the right to change my mind.
9. Brandon Scherff, OL, Iowa, 6-5 319, Probably one of the safest picks in the draft, day 1 starter
10. Bud Dupree, OLB, Kentucky, 6-4 269. Huge upside, a great piece of clay to mold
11. Malcolm Brown, DT, Texas, 6-2, 320. Big, Powerful, hard to move.
12. Jalen Strong, WR, Ariona 6-2, 217, locates the ball, highpoints it, strong hands.
13. DeVonte Parker, WR, Louisville, 6-2 210. Solid player, third best WR in the draft by many.
13. Eddie Goldman, DT, Florida St. 6-4 336, Huge Dude, postion flexible, eats up blockers/space.
14. Marcus Peters, CB, Washington, 5-11 190, outstanding corner with questionable character.
15. Kevin Johnson, CB, Wake Forest, 6-0 190. Long corner, plays tough
16. Jalen Collins, CB, LSU, 6-1 203, long corner, inexperienced but very talented.
17. Randy Gregory, OLB, Nebraska, 6-5 235. Smoother than Beasley, room to fill out. Tested for Weed on 3 occasions.
18. Landon Collins, SS, Alabama, 6-0 220. You know he is disciplined and ready to thump..
19. La'el Collins, OT, LSU. Versitale vs. run or pass, does everything well.
20. Erick Flowers, OT, Miami, 6-6 329 Road grater, not the slickest of foot, but very powerful.
21. Todd Gurley, RB, Georgia, 6-1 220. If he checks out medically, best RB in draft.
22. Quentin Rollins, CB, Miami (OH), another freak athlete that has a high celing.
23. Preston Smith, DE, Mississippi St. 6-5 270 Relentless and does everything well, sheds blocks.
24. Breshaud Perriman, WR, Central FLA. 6-3 210, forget he played in the AAC, he is talented.
25. Cameron Erving, OG, Florida State, 6-5 313. Value pick, plays all 5 OL positons, durable.
26. Melvin Gordon, RB, Wisconsin, 6-1 215. Footwork in traffic, durable.. odometer is up there.
27. Nelson Agholar, WR, USC, 6-0 190 ; quite possibly the best route runner at the combine
28. Andrus Peat, OT, Stanford. No Character concerns, huge wingspan, needs to be meaner.
29. Owamagbe Odighizuwa DE, UCLA, 6-3 267, athletic, big, well coached.
30. Erik Armstead, DT, Oregon. 6-8 290. Measurables are insane, but he is very raw.
31. DJ Humphries, OT, Florida, 6-5 307, athletic, great feet, not sure if he upgrades beachum.
32. Eric Rowe, CB/S, Utah, 6-1 205, Ran well at the combine, Steelers have a man crush on him.
33. Byron Jones, CB, UConn. 6-0, 190. Watched him play for 4 years, better than Dwayne Gratz
34. Devin Smith, WR, Ohio State, 6-0 195. He extends the field plays faster than his stopwatch speed.

35. Xavier Cooper, DT, Washington State, 6-4, 298, great depth at the 5, can line up anywhere.
36. Jordan Phillips, DT, Oklahoma, 6-5 329. Very raw, very scary dude with high ceiling.

37. TJ Clemmings, OT, Pittsburgh, 6-5 309. Similar to Humphries, but even more raw.
38. Eli Harold, OLB, Virginnia, 6-3 247 some bad tape,good character, hard not to root for him
39. Nate Orchard, OLB, Utah, 6-3 250, one year wonder, but he can get to the QB
40. Ronald Darby, CB, Florida State, 5-11 188. quick feet and back pedal, very fast.
41. Derron Smith, FS, Fesno State, 5-11 200. Like him much better than Holliman, he tackles
42. AJ Cann, OG, South Carolina, 6-3. 313, best pure OG in the draft.
43. Markus Golden, OLB, Mizzzouri, 6-3 260, Note that this is too low of a ranking after his great pro day, just FYI..
44. Maxx Willims, TE, Minnesota. 6-4 250. Best TE in a very weak class
45. Laken Tomlinson, OG, Duke,6-3 323. Massive compact Guard, great in a phone booth.
46. Bernardrick McKinney, ILB, Mississippi St. like him over Perryman, he's a hammer.
47. Cody Prewitt, S, Mississippi, 6-2 220. Huge safety, this might be a bit low for him.

48. Jay Ajayi, RB, Boise State, 6-0 220, NFL sized Battering Ram, But like Johnson better
49. Trey FLowers, OLB, Arkansas, 6-2 266. Steelers have an interest, he has a huge wingspan
50. Phillip Dorsette, WR, Miami, 5-10 185. You cannot coach 4.2. Production at Miami is more reflective of irratic QB play than his abililty
51. Stephon Anthony,LB,Clemson, 6-2 245, all over the field, sure tackler
52. Jake Fisher, LT, Oregon, 6-5 300 great feet late riser
53. Tevin Coleman, RB Indiana, 6-1 210 electric with the ball
54. Javorious Allen, RB, USC 6-1 215 3 down back with power
55. Corey Crawford DE Clemson, 6-5 270, versitile and athletic
56. Jeremy Langford, RB, Muchigan State, 6-0 206. Smaller & fadter version of Bell
57. Tre' Jackson OG FSU 6-4 339 he's a people mover
58. Doran Grant CB Ohio State 5-11 193 moving up boards after solid pro day
59. Tyler Lockette WR Kansas State 5-11 185 upgrades Archer
60. Damorious Randall, S, Arizona State 5-11 193, best cover safety in draft
61. David Cobb RB Minnesota 5-11 220 Another solid back from The Big Ten
62. David Johnson, RB, Northern Iowa, 6-1, 220. Does everything well including returning kicks.
63. Alex Carter, CB, Stanford, 6-0 190, Some boards have him higher up, I like him late second to mid third.
64. Gerod Holliman, S, Louisville, 6-0 202, Led the nation in picks, not sure if he can be coached up to hit like Ryan Clark
65. Danielle Hunter, OLB, LSU, 6-5 252, A bigger but less talented version of Randy Gregory
66. Clive Walford, TE, Miam (FL), 6-4 259 Upside is huge, tape is mediocre
67. Ibraheim Campbell, S, Northwestern, 5-11 205. A good safety in a weak class may push him into round 2
68. Jaquiski Tartt, S, Samford 6-1 218. A guided missle who will thump guys, his coverage skills are marginal
69. Zach Vigil, LB, Utah, 6-2 245. When you put on tape this kid shows up, not hard to find him.
70. Larenzo Mauldin, OLB, Louisville, 6-4 250. Good candidate to play on the strong side, has a frame to add even more weight.
71. Henry Anderson, DT, Stanford, 6-5 298. Prototypical 5 technique who is well coached and productive
72. Anthony Chickillo, DE, Miami (FL), 6-3 270. Faster and more athletic than you think, he actually played the 5 for the 'Canes.
73. Davis Tull, OLB, Tenn-Chatt. 6-3 240. Very interesting small school player with a lot of production, tested well. Currently Injured, this will drop him slightly.
74. Anthony Harris, S, Virginnia, 6-1 190. Good player, albeit a little light for the Steelers perhaps
75, Steve "mighty mouse" Nelson, CB, Oregon State, 5-10 192. great cover guy but he's a mickin fridget
76. Ifo Ekpre-Olumi, CB, Oregon, if not injured he would be hired, but he is not a Steeler typical CB either.
77. Cameron Artis-Payne, RB, Auburn, 5-11 210. Does everything well, good value on Day 3.
78. Rashad Greene, WR, Florida State. 6-0 180. One of Winston's favorite targets, I dropped him a bit due to his thin frame.
79. Hau'oli Kikaha OLB, Washington, 6-3 250. Saw some great tape and then he looked stiff at the Senor Bowl and Combine.
80. Cedric Ogbuehi, OT, Texas A&M, 6-5 300. Less talented that Matthews and Joeckal, and they were over-rated by most.
81. Lynden Trail, DE, Norfolk State, 6-6, 260. Athletic project that needs to be coached up, big upside.
82. Kenny "my man" Bell, WR, Nebraska, 6-1 197. Saw 2 of his games, was impressed. He also tested well at the combine.
83. T.J. Yeldon, RB, Alabama, 6-2 218. Solid back, but running behind 'Bama's OL, then I gotTrent Richardson is stuck in my head. Probably not fair, but you cannot help but think that way.
84. Eric Kendricks, ILB, UCLA, 6-0 230. Steelers already have Spence, His size limits his fit on the Steelers.
85. Denzel Perryman, ILB, Miami (FL), see above. Kid flashes on tape, but his size scares me.
86. Wes Saxton, TE, Southern Arkansas. 6-4 240. Small school player that will translate well into the pros.
87. Jeff Heuermann, TE, Ohio State, 6-5. 260. Was not healthy so it's hard to look at his 2014 numbers, tough kid.
88. Durrell Eskridge, S, Syracuse, 6-3 207, long and rangy Safety. Steelers have a history with Syracuse.
89. Arie Kuandjio, OG, Alabama, 6-5, 318. The less talented brother of Cyrus, he's just a big guard not much else.
90. Justin Cox, S, Mississippi State, 6-2, 190. Long safety needs to put on weight.
91. Daryl Williams, OT, Oklahoma, 6-5 321. Powerful Big 12 lineman, middle rounds he's value.
92. Justin Hardy, East Carolina 6-0 190, another small school sleeper that I like
93. Kurtis Drummond, Michigan State, 6-1 200 Both Tomlin and Colbert were at his pro day, not just for Wayens.
94. Ben Koyack, TE, Notre Dame, 6-4 260, solid prospect nothing flashy. ND has put out a lof of very good TE's.
95. Travis Racitti, DT, San Jose State, 6-5 290. Versitala DL player who would be a fit in Pittsburgh
96. Zach Waggenmann, OLB, Montana Grizz, 6-4 250. HIgh effort guy who has some pass rushing skills
97. Cam Thomas, CB, Western Kentucky, 6-1 190. His pro day was 3/18 I don't see much info on that. He has length but was torched in the bowl game,
98. Ellis McCarthy, DT, UCLA, 6-3 330. Mountain of a man, probably a pure NT.
99. Tre' McBride, WR, William & Mary, 6-0 210. Tomlin's alma mater. A real good mid round steal JMFO.
100. PJ Williams, CB, Florida State, 6-0 195. Not the fastest,plays well in big games.
101. Jesse James, TE, Penn State. Steeler fans have a man crush on him, I have him as a day 3 target/

102. D'Joun Smth, CB, Florida Atlantic, 5-11 190. Good cover guy, cannot discount any CB in this draft.
103. John Miller, (not the Golfer), OG, Louisville. 6-2 321. I like his ability to get to the next level, you watch Louisville and you constantly see him downfield hitting people.
104. Ladarius Gunter, CB, Miami (FL), 6-2 195. big cover guy, terrible 40 at the combine, pro day is 4/1
105. Jacoby Glenn, CB, Central Florida, 6-0 180. lean corner from a smaller school, cannot eliminate any CB in this draft
106. Jeff Luc, ILB/FB, Cincinatti, 6-1 251. A thumper that also worked out at FB at his pro day.
107. John Crockett, RB, North Dakota State, 6-0 202. Very productive, better numbers than David Johnson actually, could be a day 3 pick by Colbert.
108. Terry Wiliams, NT, East Carolina, 6-1 353. Kid is a HOUSE.
109. Marcus Rush, OLB, Michigan State, 6-2 243. Just added to this board, may move him up, he tested very well and Tomlin and Colbert were in attendance.
110. Blake "Belldozer" Bell, TE, Oklahoma 6-6 259. TE is new to him, and I think he is targetted like Jesse James as a day 3 option, nothing more.


Some changes, more to come, but I like this version better.

 

Updated Collaborative Draft so far.

Round 1
1 Tampa Bay DT: Leonard Williams, USC
2 Tennessee QB: Jameis Winston, Florida State
3 Jacksonville DE/OLB: Dante Fowler Jr., Florida
4 Oakland WR: Kevin White, West Virginia
5 Washington DE/OLB: Vic Beasley, Clemson
6 New York Jets QB: Marcus Mariota, Oregon
7 Chicago WR: Amari Cooper, Alabama
8 Atlanta DE: Shane Ray, Missouri
9 New York Giants OT: Brandon Scherff, Iowa
10 St. Louis CB: Trae Waynes, Michigan State
11 Minnesota WR: DeVante Parker, Louisville
12 Cleveland DT: Danny Shelton, Washington
13 New Orleans OLB: Randy Gregory, Nebraska
14 Miami RB: Todd Gurley, Georgia
15 San Francisco DE: Arik Armstead, Oregon
16 Houston S: Landon Collins, Alabama
17 San Diego RB: Melvin Gordon, Wisconsin
18 Kansas City WR: Dorial Green-Beckham, Oklahoma
19 Cleveland WR: Jalen Strong, Arizona State
20 Philadelphia CB: Marcus Peters, Washington
21 Cincinnati DE: Alvin Dupree, Kentucky
22 Pittsburgh CB: Kevin Johnson, Wake Forest
23 Detroit DT: Malcolm Brown, Texas
24 Arizona C: Cameron Erving, Florida State
25 Carolina OT: La'el Collins, L.S.U.
26 Baltimore DE: Eddie Goldman, F.S.U.
27 Dallas CB: Jalen Collins, L.S.U.
28 Denver OT: Ereck Flowers, Miami
29 Indianapolis DE: Owamagbe Odighizuwa, U.C.L.A.
30 Green Bay CB: Ronald Darby, Florida State
31 New Orleans NT: Jordan Phillips, Oklahoma
32 Oakland OT: Andrus Peat, Stanford

Round 2
33 Tennessee OT: D.J. Humphries, Florida
34 Tampa Bay TE: Max Williams, Minnesota
35 Patriots OLB: Shaq Thompson, U.C.L.A
36 Jacksonville OT: T.J. Clemmings, Pittsburgh
37 New York Jets OLB: Eli Harold, Virginia
38 Washington CB: Byron Jones, Connecticut
39 Chicago LB: Eric Kendricks, U.C.L.A.
40 New York Giants WR: Devin Smith, Ohio State
41 St. Louis OG: A.J. Cann, South Carolina
42 Atlanta WR: Breshad Perriman, U.C.F.
43 Cleveland OLB: Nate Orchard, Utah
44 New Orleans WR: Phillip Dorsett, Miami
45 Minnesota CB: P.J. Williams, Florida State
46 San Francisco CB: Quentin Rollins, Miami n(OH)
47 Miami WR: Sammie Coates, Auburn
48 San Diego OT: Cedric Ogbuehi, Texas A&M
49 Kansas City LB: Bernardrick McKinney, Mississippi State
50 Buffalo OG Laken Tomlinson, Duke
51 Houston OT: Jake Fisher, Oregon
52 Philadelphia WR: Nelson Agholar, U.S.C.
53 Cincinnati DT: Michael Bennett, Ohio State
54 Detroit CB: Eric Rowe, Utah
55 Arizona OLB: Lorenzo Mauldin, Louisville
56 Pittsburgh DE/OLB: Preston Smith, Mississippi State
57 Carolina WR: Tyler Lockett, Kansas State
58 Baltimore WR/TE: Devin Funchess, Michigan
59 Denver LB: Paul Dawson, T.C.U.
60 Dallas DE: Mario Edwards Jr., F.S.U.
61 Indianapolis CB Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, Oregon Ducks
62 Green Bay LB: Stephone Anthony, Clemson
63 San Diego DT: Carl Davis, Iowa
64 Oakland DE: Danielle Hunter, L.S.U.

Round 3
65 Tampa Bay S: Gerod Holliman, Louisville
66 Tennessee S: Adrian Amos, Penn State
67 Jacksonville RB: Jay Ajayi, Boise State
68 New England RB: Ameer Abdullah, Nebraska
69 Cincinnati CB: Alex Carter, Stanford
70 New York Jets RB: Duke Johnson, Miami
71 Chicago G: Arie Kouandjio, Alabama
72 St. Louis RB: T.J. Yeldon, Alabama
73 Atlanta CB: DJoun Smith, Florida Atlantic
74 New York Giants s: Jaquiski Tartt, Samford
75 New Orleans 10am
76 Minnesota 10:30am
77 Cleveland 11am
78 New Orleans from Miami 11:30am
79 San Francisco 12pm
80 Kansas City 12:30pm
81 Buffalo 1pm
82 Houston 1:30pm
83 Seattle from San Diego 2pm
84 Philadelphia 2:30pm
85 Washington from Cincinnati 3pm
86 Arizona 3:30pm
87 Pittsburgh 4pm
88 Detroit 4:30pm
89 Carolina 5pm
90 Baltimore 5:30pm
91 Dallas 6pm
92 Denver 6:30pm
93 Indianapolis 7pm
94 Green Bay 7:30pm
95 Seattle 8pm
96 New England 8:30pm
97 New England (Compensatory Selection) 9pm
98 Kansas City (Compensatory Selection) 9:30pm
99 Cincinnati (Compensatory Selection) 10pm

 

Also, missing from my board are a couple of OL players. Sean Hickey, Syracuse, and the kid out of Utah, Jeremiah Poutasi (sp?) I will add them in and possibly remove some dead wood as I find more flaws.

bb,

go back and give me the names of the small school TE you liked, and the Steelers went to some obscure Pro day, we need to include that target. Probably a UDFA, but he should be listed.

ny

I feel like a one legged man in an azz-kicking contest. Come on guys, give me thoughts, there are no wrong answers just fans not seeing the same thing. This thread can hit 1M views, but we need participation. HINT, CLUE, WINK, COUGH.

 

yeah, but you had no issues taking Bud Dupree as I was sweating over my keypad. :-* ready to run up to the E-Podium, I already had the post typed out, FYI you Bastage.

 

I only saw a little of him at the East/West Shrine game . Casey Pierce - TE Kent State... he'll be a UDFA is my guess

The Steelers were also pesent at a small school in Colorado - Pueblo? they have a QB and also another player that is of interest.

enjoy,

bb

 

Colorado State - Pueblo
Darius Allen, OLB: Cardinals (PRI)
Chris Bonner, QB: Broncos (INT)


Dezmin Lewis, WR- Central Arkansas

 

NY,

Maybe I missed it - I did not see the kid from Hobart listed? Ali Marpett OG/OT... Liked him at the senior bowl - had a nice practice week and played very well in the game - was not overwelmed for a small school kid..


enjoy,


bb

 

Just saw reports Kevin Colbert had dinner with 15...

 

Lol I thought I already mentioned that but I forgot to type the bolded words above. I'm not that nice.

 

Here's why we don't deserve the big bucks like Prisco! What a steal at 22!

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/writer...odd-gurley-cracks-first-round?FTAG=YHF7e3228e

 

If you took Prusco's brain and shoved it up a bumblebee's ass it would be like a ball bearing rolling around insude a boxcar

 

How about #43 in the 3rd round? Still need depth even though you hit that position already this draft. one of them have to pan out right?

 

The only reason why he thinks Ronald Darby is a first-round pick is because of Darby's 40. That's literally the only explanation I can consider.