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WR - Marqise Lee USC – The Jets can always use some
offense and Lee will be the gamebreaker needed to compliment
last year's #1 pick in Geno Smith. |
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QB - Teddy Bridgewater UL – Many teams need a quarterback
that can step in and start, but none more than the Jags and
Bridgewater will be a big upgrade. |
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QB - Blake Bortles UCF – Bortles was late arriving to
this class, but could be the most ready to start. The Raiders
will make him their latest QB of the future. |
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WR - Sammy Watkins CLM – Some teams just value first-class
receivers more than others and Watkins will be hard for the
Eagles to pass up in the 1st round. |
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QB
- Johnny Manziel A&M – There are only a few teams crazy
enough to draft Manziel and give him the keys to the franchise
and the Browns are one. |
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WR
- Mike Evans A&M – The Lions have longed for a
legitimate threat to help free Megatron and will get their wish
as Evans falls in their lap in the first round. |
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RB - Tre Mason AUB
– DeMarco Murray will be done way before his time unless
he gets some help in the Cowboys backfield and Mason will be
another star in Dallas. |
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RB - Andre Williams BC
– Williams is a load that can move the pile, or run
around it. The type back the Giants could use as a long-term
solution to their RB woes. |
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WR - Jarvis Landry LSU – Landry will be a good receiver
in the NFL, but his most value may come as a kick returner and
the Redskins could use him in both roles. |
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RB - Lache Seastrunk BAY – Seastrunk is the most
explosive running back in the 2014 draft and the Texans need a
lot more depth in their depleted backfield. |
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RB - Bishop Sankey WAS – Sankey could be stanky with
the right team. We have him staying in Seattle to be the back of the
future with the homestanding Hawks. |
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WR - Kelvin Benjamin FSU – Benjamin is a beast. Lined up
opposite of Keenan Allen would be a dream come true for Rivers
and the Chargers' "Air McCoy" offense. |
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QB - Derek Carr FRE
– Carr could be the second quarterback drafted in 2014
and the Cardinals will take him as the heir apparent to Palmer
in the near future. |
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RB - Ka'Deem Carey ARI – Carey is a bad boy and will
scare some teams off, but not the Dirty Birds who desperately
need a full-time, healthy running back. |
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WR - Jordan Matthews VAN – The Titans need more weapons
on offense, so they will look down Broadway to West End to pick
up the versatile "Two-Star" Matthews. |
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QB - AJ McCarron ALA – He will be a project, but the
Vikings are desperate for a QB they can build around and AJ will
look good handing off to AP in the meantime. |
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TE - Eric Ebron
UNC
– Ebron is a true mismatch. His size, strength and
aggression make him an effective blocker at the point of attack.
Idea for the Packers scheme. |
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TE -
Jace
Amaro TTU
– The Ravens have been decimated at tight end and will
need more depth immediately and a long-term TE solution, so
Amaro makes sense. |
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QB - Jimmy Garoppolo EIU – Not exactly a household name
for now, Garoppolo will be one come draft day. The Rams draft
him as insurance to Sam Bradford. |
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WR - Allen Robinson PSU – Excellent combination of
height, explosive leaping ability, great hand-to-eye
coordination and rare body control. Perfect for the Niners. |
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WR - Davante Adams FRE – Adams was instant offense for
the Bulldogs, but will take some time to adjust to the pro game.
A perfect project for the WR needy Pats. |
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WR - Odell Beckham LSU – The receiving corps in the Big
Easy are getting old and Sean Payton could use the talented
Tiger from up the road in Baton Rouge. |
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RB - Jeremy Hill LSU – The Dolphins are not crazy about
Thomas, or Miller, so the bruising Hill could be a welcomed
addition to an improving Fins offense. |
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WR - Brandin Cooks OST – Steve Smith is getting long in
the tooth and the Panthers need more weapons for Cam Newton, so
a quality WR will be a priority. |
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RB - Carlos Hyde OSU – Hyde is a load and could be the the top
rusher in the draft and the Bears will need some fresh legs behind
Forte and Bush. |
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RB - Charles Sims WVA – Most Mountaineers have character
issues and Sims may be no different, but the Bucs desperately
need more depth at RB regardless. |
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TE -
Austin Seferian-Jenkins WAS
– ASJ is ready now to be a starter in the NFL. Look for a
team like the Chiefs who need an instant starter to pick the
Husky end. |
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QB - Brett Smith WYO - Big Ben can't play forever and
Charlie Batch is in the old folks home, so the Steelers invest
in a back-up with a eye to the future. |
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WR - Paul Richardson CU – With Welker's concussion
problems, the Broncs will be looking for a sure-handed guy to
learn from the best and the local Buff will do. |
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QB - Tajh Boyd CLM – Boyd is polished with a lot of
experience and the Bengals are not 100% sold on Andy Dalton.
Tajh stays in orange in Cincinnati. |
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WR - Donte Moncrief UM – Moncrief will be drafted as the
heir apparent to Reggie Wayne in Indy and give Andrew Luck
another weapon to throw to in the meantime. |
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QB - Zach Mettenberger LSU – EJ Manuel is injury prone
and the Bills need somebody better than Thaddeus Lewis to back
him up over the long-haul. |
