The Official TSM Mock Draft Thread.

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Draft Update.

 

Bears trade #4 pick to Jets for picks 13 and 22.

Well now we'll just have to redo the whole draft!

 

Oh and whoever is here next who has picked before just make the Jacksonville pick at this point....need to speed things up and I'll be out of here a couple of hours.

[Guest the pinjockey]

I just PMed Gert to pick if he wants to make it instead of waiting for APO

[Guest the pinjockey]

He will have the pick up in 5 minutes

[Guest Choken One]

I AM PISSED I GOT KICKED OFF THE SELECTION COMMITTE!

[Guest the pinjockey]

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Updated TSM Mock Draft Results

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1. Cincinnati Bengals - Terence Newman (CB) - Kansas State University

2. Detroit Lions - Charles Rogers (WR) - Michigan State University

3. Houston Texans - Andre Johnson (WR) - University of Miami

4. Chicago Bears - Byron Leftwich (QB) - Marshall University

5. Dallas Cowboys - Terrell Suggs (DE) - Arizona State University

6. Arizona Cardinals - Kelley Washington (WR) - University of Tennessee

7. Minnesota Vikings - Carson Palmer (QB) - University of Southern California

8. Jacksonville Jaguars - Marcus Trufant (CB) - Washington State University

9. Minnesota Vikings - Jimmy Kennedy (DT) - Penn State University

10. Baltimore Ravens - Jordan Gross (OT) - University of Utah

11. Seattle Seahawks - DeWayne Robertson (DT) - University of Kentucky

12. St. Louis Rams - Andre Woolfolk (CB) - Oklahoma University

13. New York Jets - Boss Bailey (LB) - Georgia University

14. New England Patriots - Jonathon Sullivan (DT) - Georgia University

15. San Diego Chargers - Eric Steinbach (G) - Iowa University

16. Kansas City Chiefs - Jerome McDougle (DE) University of Miami

17. New Orleans Saints - E.J. Henderson (MLB) - University of Maryland

18. New Orleans Saints - Chris Kelsay (DE) - University of Nebraska

19. New England Patriots - Taylor Jacobs (WR) Florida

20. Denver Broncos - Kevin Williams (DL) Oklahoma State

21. Cleveland Browns - Kwame Harris (OT) Stanford

22. New York Jets - Willis McGahee (RB) Miami

23. Buffalo Bills - William Joseph (DT) Miami

24. Indianapolis Colts - Troy Polamalu (S) USC

25. New York Giants - Ty Warren (DT) Texas A&M

26. San Francisco 49ers - Wayne Hunter (OT) Hawaii

27. Pittsburgh Steelers - Sammy Davis (CB) Texas A&M

28. Tennessee Titans - Jason Witten (TE) Tennessee

29. Green Bay Packers - Terry Pierce (ILB) Kansas State University

30. Phildelphia Eagles - Michael Haynes (DE) Penn State

31. Oakland Raiders - Anquan Boldin (WR) Florida State University

32. Oakland Raiders - Dewayne White (DE) Louisville

 

Round 2

 

33. Cincinnati Bengals - Rex Grossmam (QB) Florida

34. Detroit Lions - Lamarcus McDonald (OLB) TCU

35. Chicago Bears - Mike Doss (S) Ohio State

36. Houston Texans - Larry Johnson (RB) Penn State

37. Arizona Cardinals - Bryant Johnson (WR) Penn State

38. Dallas Cowboys - Jeff Faine (Cen) Notre Dame

39. Jacksonville Jaguars - Al Johnson (Cen) Wisconsin

40. Minnesota Vikings - Eugene Wilson (CB) Illinois

41. Baltimore Ravens - Kyle Boller (QB) California

42. Seattle Seahawks - Rien Long (DT) Washington State

43. St. Louis Rams - George Foster (T) Georgia

44. Washington Redskins - Kenny Peterson (DE) Ohio State

45. Carolina Panthers - Jon Stinchcomb (T) Georgia

46. Philadelphia Eagles - Dallas Clark (TE) Iowa

47. Kansas City Chiefs - Kahran Rasmus

48. Buffalo Bills - bps21

49. Miami Dolphins

50. New England Patriots - kingpk

51. Denver Broncos - Canadian Chris

52. Cleveland Browns

53. New York Jets

54. New Orleans Saints - flyboy

55. Atlanta Falcons - Vern Gagne

56. New York Giants - the pinjockey

57. San Francisco 49ers - bravesfan

58. Indianapolis Colts - Vern Gagne

59. Pittsburgh Steelers - Tyler McClelland

60. Tennessee Titans - VanSiclen31

61. San Diego Chargers - Kahran Rasmus

62. San Diego Chargers - Kahran Rasmus

63. Oakland Raiders - Marvinisalunatic

64. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Vern Gagne

[Gert T 0]

The Jags select Al Johnson, Center from the University of Wisconsin.

[Guest Vern Gagne]

The Vikings select. Eugene Wilson, CB Illinois

[Guest the pinjockey]

Trade proposal for Baltimore (Marvinisalunatic):

 

the no.41 pick

 

for the Eagles no. 61 and no.62 picks

[Guest MarvinisaLunatic]

Trade proposal for Baltimore (Marvinisalunatic):

 

the no.41 pick

 

for the Eagles no. 61 and no.62 picks

Nope.

 

With the 41rst pick in the 2003 NFL Draft, the Baltimore Ravens select

Kyle Boller, QB, California.

[Guest the pinjockey]

Damn, I didnt even notice he was still around otherwise I wouldnt have bothered offering.

[Guest the pinjockey]

Same offer if you want it DawnBTVS for Seattle's pick

[Guest MarvinisaLunatic]

Damn, I didnt even notice he was still around otherwise I wouldnt have bothered offering.

In reality, He'll probably go in the first round, ahead of Grossman.

 

But the Ravens have said they wouldn't draft him with their #10 pick in the first round, they would either trade up for Leftwich or Trade down for Boller. I dont think hes the guy that can step in and be the starter this year, but at least they'll have someone down the road once the Redman experiment fails if they draft a QB this year.

[Guest the pinjockey]

Boller and Gross is quality, if we were doing a real draft and you had any other decent picks in rounds 3-7 that would have the top draft this year.

[Guest the pinjockey]

Seattle - DawnBTVS is on the clock

[Guest Kahran Ramsus]

I actually like Grossman better than Boller who I feel is the most overrated player in the draft. I wouldn't be surprised if Green Bay takes one of them, even though they shouldn't.

[Guest Kahran Ramsus]

If nobody's got Washington, I can take them.

[Guest Vern Gagne]

This things really gotta pick up the pace.

[Guest the pinjockey]

I just PMed Dawn and pheonixrising said to just pick if he wasnt here so we should bang out a few picks here shortly

[Guest the pinjockey]

OK after two PMs I am making the pick

 

with the 42nd pick the Seattle Seahawks select Rien Long DT, Washington State

[Guest the pinjockey]

and pheonix said the Rams would look for an OT so

 

With the 43rd pick the St. Louis Rams select George Foster T, Georgia

[Guest the pinjockey]

Kahran is up three of four

[Guest the pinjockey]

I'll give you my two Eagles picks for the 44 Kahran?

[Guest Vern Gagne]

I'll take the Falcons if no one has them.

[Guest Kahran Ramsus]

With the 44th pick in the 2003 NFL Draft, the Washington Redskins select DE Kenny Peterson from Ohio State.

 

Kenny Peterson

DE | (6-3, 298, 4.8) | OHIO STATE

By Pro Football Weekly

 

Notes: Top All-Ohio DL prospect out of high school. Has bulked up from 260 pounds to 275. Redshirted in 1998, saw limited action in '99, played a lot in 2000 and got his first two starts in '01 (vs. Penn State and Purdue). Had 15 tackles, seven tackles for loss and three sacks in 2000 and had 24-6-3 in '01. Started 13-of-14 games in '02, making 43-9½-6 and two forced fumbles. Added approximately 18 pounds between final game and March 1. Did not do any workout at the Combine, but had a strong Senior Bowl showing.

 

Positives: Relentless, has a very quick get-off and shows explosive quickness off the ball shooting to inside gaps. Has good awareness and football intelligence. Makes good use of his hands. Pursues well laterally and can change directions quickly and close fast. Agile, athletic player who rotates throughout the game. Has big upside and potential. Plays hard and disruptive and uses leverage in bull rush. Good athlete, explosive pass-rusher and playmaker. Very strong for his size. Can play inside.

 

Negatives: Lacks size and BUTT to be an interior lineman. Has the production of a part-time player. Plays hard and has real talent, but the enigma is that production doesn't match.

 

Summary: Talented tweener who seems to be putting it all together. Very talented, athletic player who has shown flashes of greatness.

[Guest Kahran Ramsus]

I'll give you my two Eagles picks for the 44 Kahran?

Nope, Washington badly needs defensive help and Peterson is too good to pass up.

[Guest the pinjockey]

With the 45th pick the Carolina Panthers select Jon Stinchcomb T Georgia

[Guest the pinjockey]

Same offer for the no.46

[Guest the pinjockey]

Jon Stinchcomb

OT | (6-5, 302, 5.06) | GEORGIA

By Pro Football Weekly

 

Notes: Brother Matt Stinchcomb was the Raiders' first-round pick (No. 18 overall) in 1999. Jon was a high school All-American who also played basketball. Tore his left anterior cruciate ligament in '97. Came to Georgia in '98, the one year he and Matt were together on campus, and redshirted. Has started the past four years. Was a freshman All-American in '99 and a second-team All-Southeastern Conference pick a year later. Missed the last two regular-season games in '01 with a sprained left medial collateral ligament but still was an Associated Press All-SEC pick and second-team selection by the coaches. Was first-team All-SEC and won some All-America notice in '02.

 

Positives: Very smart player with a great work ethic. Hard worker on and off the field and has fine weight-room numbers. Bench-presses almost 500 pounds and vertical jumps 35 inches. Gives top effort and is a competitor. A student of the game who does the extras. Technique and hand placement are excellent. Has foot quickness and above-average agility. Plays left tackle. Got his weight above 300 pounds in the fall and was measured as such at the Combine, where he ran well. Gets by on hand placement and technique. Takes good angles. Never crosses his feet. Under control on the second level.

 

Negatives: Lacks natural size and strength. Gets bull-rushed, rag-dolled and walked back to the quarterback too often. Does not play to his weight-room numbers and can't translate his weight-room strength to the field. Light in the backside and has problems anchoring.

 

Summary: Great technician, much like his brother, but his lack of functional football strength keeps him from being a top prospect. May be a better fit at center or guard than tackle.

[Guest Kahran Ramsus]

Same offer for the no.46

Deal. This works out well for the Chargers.

[Guest the pinjockey]

With the 46th pick the Philadelphia Eagles select Dallas Clark, TE Iowa