Official Draft Thread

The Cleveland Browns are glad to select projected to G Mike Tepper.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wy99nLOAWMI"]YouTube- Mike Tepper Leaps For Greatness[/ame]

Can your OL do that?

 

With the 200th Pick in the 2010 GML Draft, the Detroit Lions select ...

Travis Goethel
ILB, Arizona State, 6'3, 240 lbs

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Goethel has been steadily moving up draft boards after an absolutely stellar Pro Day highlighted by his 4.58 40 time. He's not just a physical player, as his hard-working demeanor earned him accolades as a Sun Devil. He projects as an ILB in Detroit's 3-4.

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/players/1113482

 

I didn't think he'd last this long, but he did. With the 201st Pick of the GML Draft, and their last pick of the draft, the Buffalo Bills select Offensive Tackle Chris Scott out of Tennessee.

 

With the 202nd pick in the 2010 NFL GM League Draft, the Dallas Cowboys, America's Team, selects DE Clifton Geathers, from the University of South Carolina...

 

with the 203rd pick the houston texans select OT Ciron Black, Louisana State

 

With pick 204, the Minnesota Vikings choose Tim Hiller, QB, Western Michigan.

 

Giants pick OG Shawn Lauvao Arizona State.

 

With the 207th pick in the 2010 NFL GM League Draft, the Dallas Cowboys, America's Team, selects WR Antonio Brown, from the University of Central Michigan...

 

With the 208th Pick in the GML Draft, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers select ...

TRINDON HOLLIDAY


(Note: That’s a life-sized picture)​

With it being so late in the draft, we couldn't resist taking a flyer on a kid who kind of reminds us of Darren Sproles, a former Turner protégé out in San Diego. Trindon Holliday is what’s known as your classic “speed merchant”, as he can flat out fly on the football field. A bit of a poor man’s Dexter McCluster, we plan to play Holliday in 4 to 5 offensive position as well a return man on special teams.

KEY MEASURABLES

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LSU​

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5'5​

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166 lbs​

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9'8​

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42"​

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At this stage in the draft selecting Holliday was just too tempting for us to pass up. While he’s obviously not the prototypical NFL size, he can do a lot of different things for us. We like him as a running back, where he can catch passes in the flat and turn them into long gains. We like him as a slot receiver, where his superior speed makes him a mismatch for linebackers. We envision him catching a lot of slants and racking up tons of YAC. We even like him as an outside receiver, where his elite speed should allow him to separate from even the game’s most elite of cornerbacks. We also expect him to be absolutely deadly in the return game, where his diminutive size is actually an advantage. He will be very easily lost by opposing coverage teams down the field.

SCOUTING REPORT​

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/players/558554

While we have running backs, wide receivers, and return specialists already on the roster, you can never have too many weapons, especially if you’re in the same division as the defending World Champions. Holliday offers us solid depth and versatility at a number of positions, and we’re very excited to put his speed to use next season.

 

With the 209th Pick in the GML Draft, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers select ...

TREVARD LINDLEY

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Once again looking for depth, this time in our secondary, we were very happy to see the underrated Trevard Lindley still on the board here in round 7. Once upon a time he was a 2nd round pick, though an injury-riddled senior season sent his stock plummeting down draft boards.

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Kentucky​

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183 lbs​

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38.5"​

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Lindley will initially compete for the team’s dime cornerback role, pushing both E.J. Biggers and Will James for time on the field. At the very least he is expected to be a nice depth player for us, and contribute as a coverage man on special teams. We think that Lindley could eventually develop into a very solid nickel cornerback at the NFL level, though he isn’t ready for that role today. We’ll bring him along slowly and use him sparingly as a rookie.

SCOUTING REPORT​

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/players/563574

We like Lindley and believe he can be a solid cornerback in either a man scheme (which we primarily play on passing downs) or a zone scheme (which we will primarily play on rushing downs). His versatility made him an easy selection for us in the early part of round 7, and he should quickly find a home on special teams, eventually pressing for a nickel role.

 

With the 210th pick the Pittsburgh Steelers select, Jeff Byars, OC, USC

 

The Cleveland Browns select K Josh Arauco


[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zoumyniCZ20"]YouTube- Josh Arauco Player Profile[/ame]

 

With pick 212 the San Diego Chargers select...



WR, Joe Webb, UAB!!

 

The Cleveland Browns are awarded OT Sam Young, from Notre Dame.

 

As per the bulletin list, the New England Patriots select at pick 214:

Jeron Mastrud, TE, Kansas State

 

With the 215th pick the Green Bay Packers select wide receiver Verran Tucker, California.

 

According to the bulletin list for pick 216, the New England Patriots select Chris Marinelli, OL, Stanford.

 

With pick 217, the Baltimore Ravens select WR Brandon Banks from Kansas State.

 

pick 218 jets select

K Aaron Pettrey OSU

 

With the 219th pick in the 2010 NFL GM League Draft, the Dallas Cowboys, America's Team, selects DT Budd Thacker, from Florida State University...

it went down like in this war room...
jerrah-hell yes, we got budd!
thats what she said-the booze or the grass?
jerrah-the PLAYER
thats what she said-ohhh, fantastic! well, can we still get the previously mentioned?

 

jets 220 select

Fendi Onobun, te houston

 

jets 221 select

Brandon Minor, RB Mich

 

jets select pick 222

Sean Canfield, QB Oregon State

 

With the 223rd Pick in the GML Draft, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers select ...

ZAC ROBINSON

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With the second-to-last pick in the entire NFL draft, we decided to go after a developmental signal-caller in Zac Robinson. Robinson should start the year for us as our third-string quarterback, where he can learn behind incumbent starter Josh Freeman and third year pro Josh Johnson. Robinson is a gutsy player who probably should have went a lot sooner in this year’s draft than the seventh round.

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214 lbs​

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9’2​

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35"​

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4.40 Sec​

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What surprised us most when looking at Robinson on tape was his underrated athletic ability. He does a very good job of moving around the pocket and manages to keep himself pretty clean of the pass rush. He’s an eager and willing player who should do well in our offensive system.

SCOUTING REPORT​

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/players/563967

With our last pick in the draft, we were exceedingly pleased to be able to select a guy who we think can develop into a very capable quarterback down the road. He will essentially redshirt for us this season, spending a lot of his time in the film room and with his playbook. Despite where he was drafted, we have no doubts he has the physical attributes to become solid #2 possibly #1 QB in the next several years. For us, that kind of talent and value was impossible to ignore.

 

With the final pick in the 2010 GM league draft, the World Champion New Orleans Saints, America's new team, select: Joshua Moore, CB, Kansas State