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These extra two weeks have only allowed our minds to keep kicking out ideas of who we might draft and where. The common theme and indeed mantra of teams this time of year is to draft the best player available. So my question is, if the Bills stay at #9, who is the best player available?

 

For this exercise, write out you top 10 and how you arrived at it.

 

My top 10 is based solely on college career output (my interpretation of it anyway). Combines and pro-days seem to distract more than inform. How many workout warriors were busts? (Cough) Maybin! (Cough)

 

1) DE J. Clowney

2) OT G. Robinson

3) LB K. Mack

4) OT J. Matthews

5) OT T. Lewan

6) WR S. Watkins

7) CB D. Dennard

8) DT A. Donald

9) LB CJ Mosley

10) LB A. Barr

 

I don't think there is a TE worthy of a top ten pick. I think honorable mentions go out to FS Ha-ha Clinton-Dix and CB J. Verrett.

 

So if the first 8 were gone we would say hello to CJ Mosley assuming all the teams' boards were lined up this way.

 

Again, these are just my opinion. What's yours?

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1. Clowney

2. Robinson

3. Watkins

4. Mack

5. Evans

6. Dennard

7. Bridgewater

8. Donald

9. Carr

10. Beckham (surprise!)

 

Runners up- Matthews, Ebron, Pryor and Shazier

 

Based on watching games. Do not pay attention to the combine whatsoever unless it's players vs lower competition and just need something to verify that they are physically competent compared to NFL talent or something sticks out like a sore thumb.

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1) Clowney

2) Watkins

3) Mack

4) Robinson

5) Matthews

6) Evans

7) Donald

8) Manziel

9) Lewan

10) Dennard

 

KJ has it about right. Not sold on Lewan, but nobody else has me sold either.

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1. Mack

2. Robinson

3. Watkins

4. Clowney

5. Evans

6. Manziel

7. Matthews

8. Lewan

9. Donald

10. Ebron

 

I have have serious doubts about Clowney.

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1) Clowney

2) Watkins

3) Mack

4) Robinson

5) Matthews

6) Evans

7) Donald

8) Manziel

9) Lewan

10) Dennard

As said prior, I think this is very close to dead on. But, can't come up with something better. Well said and played!

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1) Clowney

2) Watkins

3) Mack

4) Robinson

5) Matthews

6) Evans

7) Donald

8) Manziel

9) Lewan

10) Dennard

Slide Clowney down to #6, and bump the rest of the list up, swapping Ebron for Lewan, and you have my list exactly.

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1 - Clowney. Best athlete in the draft with the highest upside.

2 - Mack. Best football player and will make an immediate impact for any team.

3 - Robinson. Plug and play left tackle.

4 - Watkins. Best route runner in the draft.

5 - Manziel. You can't teach the leadership he brings. I think he'll fail, but have to have him here for now.

6 - Matthews. Can play any position on the line and is still a heck of a tackle.

7 - Evans. Elite size and wingspan. May have the most upside of any WR in the draft.

8 - Donald. While a college DT, I think he projects to a DE for me. Fast and mean off the edge.

9 - Martin. Another guy that can play any offensive line position, but is best at guard.

10 - Barr. Basically an upgraded version of Brian Urlacher. Enough said.

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I've spent an unbelievable amount of time on this year's draft (even more than last year's) because I just can't get my final mock down. So much that can happen this year. Last year was easier to project due to the QBs not being there.

 

1. Clowney

2. Mack

3. Robinson

4. Shazier

5. Jake Matthews

6. Watkins

7. Bortles

8. Kyle Fuller

9. Barr

10. Ebron

11. Manziel

12. Donald

13. Evans

14. Beckham Jr.

15. Lewan

16. Pryor

17. Clinton-Dix

18. Dennard

19. Mosley

20. Bridgewater

21. Gilbert

22. Allen Robinson

23. Moncrief

24. Zack Martin

25. Cooks

26. Roby

27. Aaron Murray

28. Carlos Hyde

29. Kouandjio

30. Marqise Lee

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1. Clowney

2. G.Robinson

3. Mack

4. S.Tuitt

5. T. Lewan

6. J.Gilbert

7. A.McCarron

8. Kareem Martin

9. T.Bridgewater

10. D.Carr

11. R.Hageman

12. A.Donald

13. C.Mosley

14. J.Matthews

15. Bortles

16. D.Buchanan

17. J.Verrett

18. R.Shazier

19. M.Evans

20. B.Roby

21. Antonio Richardson

22. Z.Martin

23. X. Sua Filo

24. T.Jernigan

25. D.Dennard

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I started by picking an offensive and defensive team. Next step, eliminated 1 offense and 1 defense player for 6 rounds to get down to 10. Then matched remaining up with a team. Finally, ranked them 1-10

 

 

OT G.ROBINSON

OT JA.MATTHEWS

G Z.MARTIN

G SUA-FILO

C M.MARTIN

TE EBRON

SL BECKHAM

WR WATKINS

WR EVANS

RB HYDE

QB MANZIEL

 

 

DE CLOWNEY

DE TUITT

DT DONALD

DT JERNIGAN

ILB MOSLEY

OLB MACK

OLB SHAZIER

CB DENNARD

CB FULLER

S PRYOR

S CLINTON-DIX

 

REMOVED

#1 M.MARTIN-C, TUITT -DE

#2 JERNIGAN-DT,SUA-FILO-G

#3 HYDE-RB,FULLER-CB

#4 PRYOR-S,BECKHAM-SL

#5 EBRON-TE,SHAZIER-LB

#6 CLINTON-DIX-S,MANZIEL-QB

 

REMAINING

OT JA.MATTHEWS STL

WR WATKINS CLE

WR EVANS OAK

OT G.ROBINSON ATL

G Z.MARTIN BUF

 

DE CLOWNEY HOU

OLB MACK JAX

DT DONALD TB

ILB MOSLEY MIN

CB DENNARD DET

 

MOCK DRAFT 1-10

DE CLOWNEY HOU

OT JA.MATTHEWS STL

OLB MACK JAX

WR WATKINS CLE

WR EVANS OAK

OT G.ROBINSON ATL

DT DONALD TB

ILB MOSLEY MIN

G Z.MARTIN BUF

CB DENNARD DET

Edited by 75Bills
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I started by picking an offensive and defensive team. Next step, eliminated 1 offense and 1 defense player for 6 rounds to get down to 10. Then matched remaining up with a team. Finally, ranked them 1-10

 

Very interesting way of doing it!

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