CMD In-Season Mock #5
November 18th, 2009
Round 2 Selections 49-64 (below)
Round 2 Selections 33-48 Click Here
November 18th, 2009
Round 2 Selections 49-64 (below)
Round 2 Selections 33-48 Click Here
| PK | TEAM | SELECTION | COMMENTS | |
| 49 | * |  |
George Selvie South Florida OLB34 Reach (-4) |
New England 2 OLBs within 6 picks for New England? They need it. The depth at the position is so weak that this very well could happen. Some believe Selvie may be limited to 4-3 Ds but there's a chance he can play standing up. If he makes the transition, watch out. - Joe Mays (Drafttek Patriot Analyst)  |
| 50 |  |
Trevard Lindley Kentucky CB Value (+7) |
Baltimore A once dominant secondary is a shell of its former self. Baltimore surrendering 226 yards per game passing with only 7 picks in 8 games - both on the wrong side of mediocre. CB Lindley is a need pick, and again a nice value. - Bittercreek (from Twitterfeed) |
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| 51 |  |
*Evan Royster Penn State RBF Reach (-6) |
Houston Ah, Penn State RB's - feast or famine! Royster gives Steve Slayton another break in the action (along with Chris Brown and Ryan Moats) - the underclassman has speed and size, but is he the answer as a 2nd round pick? - Longball (Drafttek OF) |
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| 52 |  |
Darrell Stuckey Kansas SS Value (+0) |
NY Giants The Giants defense hasn't been the same since Kenny Phillips went down with his strange knee injury. Hopefully he is back for 2010 and many seasons to come, but that isn't definite at this point. Regardless, the Giants desperately need help at safety. When C.C. "Can't Cover" Brown is benched midseason for a guy from the Packers practice squad, you know things are bad. The Giants fill a giant area of need here with Darrell Stuckey out of Kansas. - B. Bliss (Drafttek Giants Analyst) |
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| 53 |  |
Brandon Ghee Wake Forest CB Value (+5) |
Philadelphia The Eagles have a lot of decisions to make in the secondary. Ellis Hobbs has a 1 yr contract, Sheldon Brown still does not like his contract, and Joselio Hanson is not playing up to the contract he just signed. Brandon Ghee would provide a very strong replacment prospect at this pick. - S Mesquita (Drafttek Eagles Analyst) |
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| 54 | * |  |
*Maurkice Pouncey Florida OC Reach (-2) |
Kansas City The Chiefs further restock the line with this pick. However drafting Asamoah as a Guard would have been my choice. - Merlin (Drafttek Chiefs Analyst) |
| 55 |  |
Jon Asamoah Illinois OT Reach (-6) |
Dallas Powerful Illini OG is also an excellent pass-blocker, due to his anchor and long arms - might translate to OT in the pros. Pokes need an injection of youth up and down the OL, so not a bad pick. - Longball (Drafttek OF) |
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| 56 |  |
Jordan Shipley Texas WRS Reach (-3) |
Denver Royal is looking better as a returner, but Stokes is aging and Marshall's status next year is in question. An elite speed-guy who is a vertical threat and can help in the return game is pretty tempting. - Scott Nelson (Broncos Analyst) |
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| PK | TEAM | SELECTION | COMMENTS | |
| 57 |  |
*Gabe Carimi Wisconsin OT Reach (-22) |
Arizona Huge Badger stays in a red uniform with the Cards, adding strength and length to their OL. Carimi's presence will allow a reshuffling of the deck, moving other linemen to positions better suited to their abilities. - Longball (Drafttek OF) |
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| 58 |  |
Eric Decker Minnesota WRF Value (+13) |
San Diego Decker was quickly becoming a household name this year before an ankle injury sidelined him 3 weeks ago. Good news for NFL teams is that he'll likely fall in the draft and I'm sure the Chargers would be more than happy to take him here in the 2nd round. - BStott (Drafttek Chargers Analyst) |
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| 59 | |
*Ryan Mathews Fresno State RBF Reach (-1) |
New England Sammy Morris and Kevin Faulk are nothing special. Laurence Maroney hasn't developed as expected. Fred Taylor is old and missed most of the 2009 season. With their final pick in round 2 the Patriots try to find another RB. Mathews may not have played against the highest levels of competition in college but he has the athletic ability to develop into a new multi-purpose relief back. - Joe Mays (Drafttek Patriots Analyst) |
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| 60 |  |
*Brian Price UCLA DT43 Value (+5) |
Pittsburgh With both Nose Tackles over 30 and Casey "the big snack" Hampton an UFA this offseason, NT is priority one for the Steelers. Brian Price has been having a productive season in the middle for UCLA, already drawing double and triple teams. - Patrick Mayfield (Steelers Analyst) |
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| 61 |  |
*Greg Romeus Pittsburgh DE43 Value (+15) |
Cincinnati Bengals stumble into a +15 value here with Pitt DE Romeus at a position of need. The junior may need a few years of seasoning, but has significant upside - Drafttek staff |
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| 62 |  |
*Cameron Heyward Ohio State DE43 Reach (-6) |
Minnesota Continuing to add depth to their defensive line, the Vikings go with another replacement for a departing starter as Ray Edwards is unrestricted and will likely not be re-signed. - B Stott (Drafttek Vikings Analyst) |
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| 63 |  |
Anthony Dixon Mississippi St RBF Reach (-93) |
Indianapolis Colts won't go two offensive skill positions in first two rounds with needs on OL, DT and secondary, but Dixon would help depth at RB with Addai and Brown injured too often. - R McGlothlin (Drafttek Colts Analyst) |
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| 64 |  |
Jerome Murphy South Florida CB Reach (-87) |
New Orleans With 4.4 type speed and tall enough to match up with bigger wideouts, the Saints will add depth with Murphy in rotation with Jabari Greer and Tracey Porter. - R McGlothlin (Drafttek Saints Analyst) |
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2nd Round Traded Selections: *41) New England gets Tennessee 2nd rounder (used to select TE Jared Cook in the 2009 draft) *46) New England gets Jacksonville 2nd rounder (used to select Derek Cox in the 2009 draft) *47) Tampa Bay gets Chicago 2nd rounder (compensation for Gaines Adams) *55) Kansas City gets Atlanta 2nd rounder (Tony Gonzalez compensation) |
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