Steelers Draft and Mel Kiper sucks thread!!

Well the Seahawks basically have no picks left.

 

Terrific receiving prospect for the Seahawks, but I wonder if he was worth what they gave up.

 

Texans select Jaelen Strong.

 

Don't they still have a pick in every round?

 

Fabulous value for the Texans. Great pick.

 

Looks like a mini- run on WRs.

And the thread is almost to 500 pages.

 

Like 6000 views since I looked at the number yesterday

 

Bears board gonna explode in rage.

 

And Eli Harold continues to slide.

Anyone got an update on my board? On an IPAD and cutting, pasting, crossing out, is just not happening.

 

Good thing the girl announced Grasu. Goodell would have mispronounced his name.

 

65??? is he still available??? if So... Please drop

 

19. La'el Collins, OT, LSU. Versitale vs. run or pass, does everything well.
23. Eli Harold, OLB, Virginnia, 6-3 247. Active Pass Rusher with upside.
36. Danielle Hunter, OLB, LSU, 6-5 252, A bigger but less talented version of Randy Gregory
39. TJ Clemmings, OT, Pittsburgh, 6-5 309. Similar to Humphries, but even more raw.
43. Owamagbe Odighizuwa DE, UCLA, 6-3 267, athletic, dsiruptive, injury concerns
45. Xavier Cooper, DT, Washington State, 6-4, 298, great depth at the 5, can line up anywhere.
49. Doran Grant CB Ohio State 5-11 193 moving up boards after solid pro day
50. Jay Ajayi, RB, Boise State, 6-0 220, NFL sized Battering Ram, But like Johnson better. Has an injury which may drop him.
51. Trey FLowers, OLB, Arkansas, 6-2 266. Steelers have an interest, he has a huge wingspan
55. Tevin Coleman, RB Indiana, 6-1 210 electric with the ball
56. Javorious Allen, RB, USC 6-1 215 3 down back with power
57. James Sample, S, Louisville, Overshadowed by Holliman, better prospect
58. Jeremy Langford, RB, Muchigan State, 6-0 206. Smaller & fadter version of Bell
59. Tre' Jackson OG FSU 6-4 339 he's a people mover
60. Cody Prewitt, S, Mississippi, 6-2 220. Huge safety, this might be a bit low for him.
63. David Cobb RB Minnesota 5-11 220 Another solid back from The Big Ten
64. David Johnson, RB, Northern Iowa, 6-1, 220. Does everything well including returning kicks.
65. Alex Carter, CB/S, Stanford, 6-0 190, Some boards have him higher up, I like him late second to mid third.
66. Derron Smith, FS, Fesno State, 5-11 200. Like him much better than Holliman, he tackles
68. PJ Williams, CB, Florida State, 6-0 195. Solid CB Prospect, has DUI history
69. Ibraheim Campbell, S, Northwestern, 5-11 205. A good safety in a weak class may push him into round 2
71. Matt Jones, RB, Florida, 6-2, 230, 3 down back, Steelers are interested.
72. Larenzo Mauldin, OLB, Louisville, 6-4 250. Good candidate to play on the strong side, has a frame to add even more weight.
73. Grady Jarrett. DT Clemson, 6-1 304. Sure he is a 3 technique. He is also unblockable and can be used in sub packages as a 1 gap. The knock on him is his ceiling is reached already, and his stamina. But as a situational guy in a DL rotation, I think you need some disruptive pieces to throw at an Offense.
74. Anthony Chickillo, DE, Miami (FL), 6-3 270. Faster and more athletic than you think, he actually played the 5 for the 'Canes.
75. 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.
76. Anthony Harris, S, Virginnia, 6-1 190. Good player, albeit a little light for the Steelers perhaps
78, Steve "mighty mouse" Nelson, CB, Oregon State, 5-10 192. great cover guy but he's a mickin fridget
79. Ifo Ekpre-Olumi, CB, Oregon, if not injured he would be hired, but he is not a Steeler typical CB either.
80. Tyler Kroft, TE, Rutgers, 6-4, 245, Complete package , good in-line blocker
80.a Cameron Artis-Payne, RB, Auburn, 5-11 210. Does everything well, good value on Day 3.
81. Rashad Greene, WR, Florida State. 6-0 180. One of Winston's favorite targets, I dropped him a bit due to his thin frame. He will be a Number 3 WR in the NFL.
83. Cedric Ogbuehi, OT, Texas A&M, 6-5 300. Less talented that Matthews and Joeckal, and they were over-rated by most.
84. Lynden Trail, DE, Norfolk State, 6-6, 260. Athletic project that needs to be coached up, big upside.
85. Kenny "my man" Bell, WR, Nebraska, 6-1 197. Saw 2 of his games, was impressed. He also tested well at the combine. Blocks the snot out of people.
86. 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
87. ZaDarius Smith, DE/OLB, Kentucky, 6-4 270. East West standout, high motor guy
88. Jarvis Harrison, OG, Texas A&M, 6-5 310, good footwork, rated highly on many boards, solid level of competition in the SEC.
89..Cameron Artis-Payne, RB, Auburn, 5-11 210, downhill runner from the SEC.
90. Jeff Heuermann, TE, Ohio State, 6-5. 260. Was not healthy so it's hard to look at his 2014 numbers, tough kid. The issue is his route running and blocking is avg.
91. Durrell Eskridge, S, Syracuse, 6-3 207, long and rangy Safety. Steelers have a history with Syracuse.
92. D'Joun Smth, CB, Florida Atlantic, 5-11 190. Good turn and run skills, he is under the radar but a solid prospect.
93. Justin Cox, S, Mississippi State, 6-2, 190. Long safety needs to put on weight.
94. Daryl Williams, OT, Oklahoma, 6-5 321. Powerful Big 12 lineman, middle rounds he's value.
95. Justin Hardy, East Carolina 6-0 190, another small school sleeper that I like
96. Kurtis Drummond, Michigan State, 6-1 200 Both Tomlin and Colbert were at his pro day, not just for Waynes.
97. Sean Hickey, OT/OG, Syracuse, 6-5 307. Steelers were at his pro day and worked him out.
98. Henry Anderson, DT, Stanford, 6-5 298. Prototypical 5 technique who is well coached and productive
99. Zach Waggenmann, OLB, Montana Grizz, 6-4 250. HIgh effort guy who has some pass rushing skills
100. Dezmin Lewis, WR, C. Arkansas, 6-4 210, Size and speed, good clay to work with.
101. Charles Gaines, CB, Louisville, 5-10, 180. Has a lot of traits of William Gay, also coming out of Louisville.
102. Tre' McBride, WR, William & Mary, 6-0 210. Tomlin's alma mater. A real good mid round steal JMFO.
103. Travis Racitti, DT, San Jose State, 6-5 290. Versitala DL player who would be a fit in Pittsburgh
104. Jesse James, TE, Penn State. Steelers fans have a man crush on him, I have him as a day 3 target
105. Arie Kuandjio, OG, Alabama, 6-5, 318. The less talented brother of Cyrus, he's just a big guard not much else.
106. 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.
107. Ladarius Gunter, CB, Miami (FL), 6-2 195. big cover guy, terrible 40 at the combine, pro day is 4/1
108. Jacoby Glenn, CB, Central Florida, 6-0 180. lean corner from a smaller school, cannot eliminate any CB in this draft
109. Jeff Luc, ILB/FB, Cincinatti, 6-1 251. A thumper that also worked out at FB at his pro day.
110. 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.
111. Corey Crawford DE Clemson, 6-5 270, looks the part, his tape disputes it.
112. Terry Williams, NT, East Carolina, 6-1 353. Kid is a HOUSE.
113. 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.
114. 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.
115. Nick Boyle, TE, Deleware, 6-5 260, Better blocker than most in this class
116. Jeremiah Poutasi, OG Utah, 6-4, 310. Great mid round OL player for depth and could push to start one day. Struggles at OT, better off moving him inside.
117. Ben Koyack, TE, Notre Dame, 6-4 260, solid prospect nothing flashy. ND has put out a lof of very good TE's.
118. Max Vailles, LB, Virginia, 6-5 251. Athletic Monster, mediocre football player.
119. 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,
120. Craig Mager, CB, Texas State, 5-11 205, Gritty kid with a lot of starts. Needs coaching but will be a core Special Teamer to start off with.
121. Titus Davis, WR, Central Michigan, 6-1, 197, Broke all of Antonio Browns records. Does not have the quickness however may struggle to get separation .
122. Quashawyne Buckely, DT, Idaho, 6-1 305. Good burst off the ball, his level of competition is what will be in question.
123. Ellis McCarthy, DT, UCLA, 6-3 330. Mountain of a man, probably a pure NT.
124. Zach Vigil, LB, Utah, 6-2 245. When you put on tape this kid shows up, not hard to find him. Plays stiff however, needs to be dropped lower.
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im sure there are some errors in there

2k

 

Kiper doing a coffee ad, what a steaming pile of I want my 30 seconds back

 

Hrohniss Graysoo, come on down!

 

Here you go. It got to looking messy with my crossing the names out, so I just deleted the ones already chosen.


23. Eli Harold, OLB, Virginnia, 6-3 247. Active Pass Rusher with upside.
36. Danielle Hunter, OLB, LSU, 6-5 252, A bigger but less talented version of Randy Gregory
39. TJ Clemmings, OT, Pittsburgh, 6-5 309. Similar to Humphries, but even more raw.
43. Owamagbe Odighizuwa DE, UCLA, 6-3 267, athletic, dsiruptive, injury concerns
45. Xavier Cooper, DT, Washington State, 6-4, 298, great depth at the 5, can line up anywhere.
49. Doran Grant CB Ohio State 5-11 193 moving up boards after solid pro day
50. Jay Ajayi, RB, Boise State, 6-0 220, NFL sized Battering Ram, But like Johnson better. Has an injury which may drop him.
51. Trey FLowers, OLB, Arkansas, 6-2 266. Steelers have an interest, he has a huge wingspan
55. Tevin Coleman, RB Indiana, 6-1 210 electric with the ball
56. Javorious Allen, RB, USC 6-1 215 3 down back with power
57. James Sample, S, Louisville, Overshadowed by Holliman, better prospect
58. Jeremy Langford, RB, Muchigan State, 6-0 206. Smaller & fadter version of Bell
59. Tre' Jackson OG FSU 6-4 339 he's a people mover
60. Cody Prewitt, S, Mississippi, 6-2 220. Huge safety, this might be a bit low for him.
63. David Cobb RB Minnesota 5-11 220 Another solid back from The Big Ten
64. David Johnson, RB, Northern Iowa, 6-1, 220. Does everything well including returning kicks.
65. Alex Carter, CB/S, Stanford, 6-0 190, Some boards have him higher up, I like him late second to mid third.
66. Derron Smith, FS, Fesno State, 5-11 200. Like him much better than Holliman, he tackles
68. PJ Williams, CB, Florida State, 6-0 195. Solid CB Prospect, has DUI history
69. Ibraheim Campbell, S, Northwestern, 5-11 205. A good safety in a weak class may push him into round 2
71. Matt Jones, RB, Florida, 6-2, 230, 3 down back, Steelers are interested.
72. Larenzo Mauldin, OLB, Louisville, 6-4 250. Good candidate to play on the strong side, has a frame to add even more weight.
73. Grady Jarrett. DT Clemson, 6-1 304. Sure he is a 3 technique. He is also unblockable and can be used in sub packages as a 1 gap. The knock on him is his ceiling is reached already, and his stamina. But as a situational guy in a DL rotation, I think you need some disruptive pieces to throw at an Offense.
74. Anthony Chickillo, DE, Miami (FL), 6-3 270. Faster and more athletic than you think, he actually played the 5 for the 'Canes.
75. 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.
76. Anthony Harris, S, Virginnia, 6-1 190. Good player, albeit a little light for the Steelers perhaps
78, Steve "mighty mouse" Nelson, CB, Oregon State, 5-10 192. great cover guy but he's a mickin fridget
79. Ifo Ekpre-Olumi, CB, Oregon, if not injured he would be hired, but he is not a Steeler typical CB either.
80. Tyler Kroft, TE, Rutgers, 6-4, 245, Complete package , good in-line blocker
80.a Cameron Artis-Payne, RB, Auburn, 5-11 210. Does everything well, good value on Day 3.
81. Rashad Greene, WR, Florida State. 6-0 180. One of Winston's favorite targets, I dropped him a bit due to his thin frame. He will be a Number 3 WR in the NFL.
84. Lynden Trail, DE, Norfolk State, 6-6, 260. Athletic project that needs to be coached up, big upside.
85. Kenny "my man" Bell, WR, Nebraska, 6-1 197. Saw 2 of his games, was impressed. He also tested well at the combine. Blocks the snot out of people.
86. 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
87. Za?Darius Smith, DE/OLB, Kentucky, 6-4 270. East West standout, high motor guy
88. Jarvis Harrison, OG, Texas A&M, 6-5 310, good footwork, rated highly on many boards, solid level of competition in the SEC.
89..Cameron Artis-Payne, RB, Auburn, 5-11 210, downhill runner from the SEC.
90. Jeff Heuermann, TE, Ohio State, 6-5. 260. Was not healthy so it's hard to look at his 2014 numbers, tough kid. The issue is his route running and blocking is avg.
91. Durrell Eskridge, S, Syracuse, 6-3 207, long and rangy Safety. Steelers have a history with Syracuse.
93. Justin Cox, S, Mississippi State, 6-2, 190. Long safety needs to put on weight.
94. Daryl Williams, OT, Oklahoma, 6-5 321. Powerful Big 12 lineman, middle rounds he's value.
95. Justin Hardy, East Carolina 6-0 190, another small school sleeper that I like
96. Kurtis Drummond, Michigan State, 6-1 200 Both Tomlin and Colbert were at his pro day, not just for Waynes.
97. Sean Hickey, OT/OG, Syracuse, 6-5 307. Steelers were at his pro day and worked him out.
98. Henry Anderson, DT, Stanford, 6-5 298. Prototypical 5 technique who is well coached and productive
99. Zach Waggenmann, OLB, Montana Grizz, 6-4 250. HIgh effort guy who has some pass rushing skills
100. Dezmin Lewis, WR, C. Arkansas, 6-4 210, Size and speed, good clay to work with.
101. Charles Gaines, CB, Louisville, 5-10, 180. Has a lot of traits of William Gay, also coming out of Louisville.
102. Tre' McBride, WR, William & Mary, 6-0 210. Tomlin's alma mater. A real good mid round steal JMFO.
103. Travis Racitti, DT, San Jose State, 6-5 290. Versitala DL player who would be a fit in Pittsburgh
104. Jesse James, TE, Penn State. Steelers? fans have a man crush on him, I have him as a day 3 target
105. Arie Kuandjio, OG, Alabama, 6-5, 318. The less talented brother of Cyrus, he's just a big guard not much else.
106. 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.
107. Ladarius Gunter, CB, Miami (FL), 6-2 195. big cover guy, terrible 40 at the combine, pro day is 4/1
108. Jacoby Glenn, CB, Central Florida, 6-0 180. lean corner from a smaller school, cannot eliminate any CB in this draft
109. Jeff Luc, ILB/FB, Cincinatti, 6-1 251. A thumper that also worked out at FB at his pro day.
110. 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.
111. Corey Crawford DE Clemson, 6-5 270, looks the part, his tape disputes it.
112. Terry Williams, NT, East Carolina, 6-1 353. Kid is a HOUSE.
113. 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.
114. 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.
115. Nick Boyle, TE, Deleware, 6-5 260, Better blocker than most in this class
116. Jeremiah Poutasi, OG Utah, 6-4, 310. Great mid round OL player for depth and could push to start one day. Struggles at OT, better off moving him inside.
117. Ben Koyack, TE, Notre Dame, 6-4 260, solid prospect nothing flashy. ND has put out a lof of very good TE's.
118. Max Vailles, LB, Virginia, 6-5 251. Athletic Monster, mediocre football player.
119. 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,
120. Craig Mager, CB, Texas State, 5-11 205, Gritty kid with a lot of starts. Needs coaching but will be a core Special Teamer to start off with.
121. Titus Davis, WR, Central Michigan, 6-1, 197, Broke all of Antonio Brown?s records. Does not have the quickness however may struggle to get separation .
122. Quashawyne Buckely, DT, Idaho, 6-1 305. Good burst off the ball, his level of competition is what will be in question.
123. Ellis McCarthy, DT, UCLA, 6-3 330. Mountain of a man, probably a pure NT.
124. Zach Vigil, LB, Utah, 6-2 245. When you put on tape this kid shows up, not hard to find him. Plays stiff however, needs to be dropped lower.
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They had to stop Randy Gregory from running up on the stage... Thought he heard... here get your grass you... lol

 

2K I know that 83 is gone

 

2k beat me to it.

 

I think it's obvious the Rams have no clue how to draft o-linemen.

 

Got it, i must have scanned the top half and not seen him- forgot to use the search funcion.

my bad, too many crazy picks at times

2k