2007 NFL Mock Draft
by Chris Clement
Okay, so everyone is talking about the playoffs, the awards chase, or the Pro Bowl selections and snubs. I’ve spent plenty of time bantering about each of these three.
But what about those lost souls who have no award-winning players, playoff aspirations and little-to-no Pro Bowl attention?
The NFL Draft, yes, that draft in April, isn’t that far away. Talk always begins before the last snap of the Super Bowl. We have a decent idea after 15 weeks where everyone ends up in the standings.
We know the Patriots own the Seahawks 1st-round pick. The Skins might’ve owed their first-rounder to the Broncos (part of the Duckett/Lelie deal involving
Sure, I could wait until after Week 17, the playoffs, or even until March to get serious. But as you may know from my recent barrage of postings, I have plenty of free time during this holiday season.
On that note, let’s mock it! MOCK YEAH.
NOTE: Some players listed in this mock draft are juniors and have yet to declare for the NFL Draft.
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So, there we go. There are probably a ton of guys who are way too early and way too late. No Kenny Irons here either. No Buckeyes in the late first-round like Heisman winner Troy Smith or top target Anthony Gonzalez. Any Hurricanes? No. Any Volunteers? No. Chris Leak? No. Only Brady Quinn from Notre Dame [sans Samardzija and Zbitkowski].
(EDITOR’S NOTE: Due to space constraints, we have truncated the Mock Draft to just the picks. For a full description of the picks, please e-mail Chris at clementcj@vcu.edu.)
3 comments:
Jamarcus Russell to the Ravens would be interesting and probably a very good fit, but I don't think he'll be available, unless they trade up.
I echo the thoughts of Mike on Russell.
I'm really disappointed in the quality of the *top* quarterback prospects outside of Brohm, who has his flaws as well. Quinn gets owned by good teams despite putting up favorable statistics in the process of getting trounced. Russell has a rocket arm and fairly accurate, but is consistently inconsistent and presents durability issues.
With how early you made this, it looks pretty good. Obviously, at the time you posted it, Russel's stock wasn't through the roof. I really think he's overhyped as of now, but Al Davis will still want him. Anyways, you can rip on my mock if you'd like, http://thirdhoursports.blogspot.com/2007/01/mock-i.html. It's only the first post on my blog, but I plan on doing a few sports-centered blogs a week.
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