The Official TSM Mock NFL Draft

[the pinjockey 0]

do you just want to PM me your top three choices?

[Guest Flyboy]

do you just want to PM me your top three choices?

That's what I'm gonna do later on because I know when it's time for me to pick I'll be in school.

[MarvinisaLunatic 0]

Heh..it looks like I could finally pick on Tuesday..

[Guest Choken One]

nah...I haven't even bothered to look around as I didn't know we were doing this past the first round...so hand my picks over to someone who's knowledgable about this.

[Guest Flyboy]

I can pick for the Bengals..

[the pinjockey 0]

Three picks a comin-

 

Chicago's time is up so they'll take - Jacob Rogers, OT, USC

 

Flyboy PMed me the Saints and Bengals picks

 

Saints select - Sean Jones, Safety, Georgia

 

Bengals select - Bob Sanders, Safety, Iowa

[the pinjockey 0]

Next three

 

51. Minnesota Vikings - laparkamarka

52. Baltimore Ravens - Marvinisalunatic

53. Dallas Cowboys - bx - late

[the pinjockey 0]

Round 1

1. San Diego Chargers - Eli Manning, Quarterback, Ole Miss

2. Oakland Raiders - Ben Roethlisberger, Quarterback, Miami of Ohio

3. Arizona Cardinals - Larry Fitzgerald, Wide Receiver, Pittsburgh

4. New York Giants - Robert Gallery, Offensive Tacke, Iowa

5. Washington Redskins - Sean Taylor, Safety, Miami

6. Detroit Lions - Steven Jackson, Running Back, Oregon State

7. Cleveland Browns - Kellen Winslow Jr., Tight End, Miami

8. Atlanta Falcons - Mike Williams, Wide Receiver, Southern California

9. Jacksonville Jaguars - Kenechi Udeze, Defensive End, Southern California

10. Houston Texans - DeAngelo Hall, Defensive Back, Virginia Tech

11. Pittsburgh Steelers - Phillip Rivers, Quarterback, North Carolina State

12. New York Jets - Roy Williams, Wide Receiver, Texas

13. Buffalo Bills - Will Smith, Defensive End, Ohio State

14. Chicago Bears - Randy Starks, Defensive Tackle, Maryland

15. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - D.J. Williams, Linebacker, Miami

16. San Francisco 49ers - Reggie Williams, Wide Receiver, Washington

17. Cincinnati Bengals - Chris Gamble, Cornerback, Ohio State

18. New Orleans Saints - Jonathan Vilma, Linebacker, Miami

19. Minnesota Vikings - Tommie Harris, Defensive Tackle, Oklahoma

20. Miami Dolphins - Shawn Andrews, Offensive Tackle, Arkansas

21. New England Patriots - Kevin Jones, Running Back, Virginia Tech

22. Dallas Cowboys - Dunta Robinson, Defensive Back, South Carolina

23. Seattle Seahawks - Maurice Tubbs, Defensive Tackle, Texas

24. Denver Broncos - Will Poole, Defensive Back, Southern California

25. Green Bay Packers - Darnell Dockett, Defensive Tackle, Florida State

26. St. Louis Rams - Antwan Odom, Defensive Tackle, Alabama

27. Tennessee Titans - Vincent Wilfork, Defensive Tackle, Miami

28. Philadelphia Eagles - Karlos Dansby, Linebacker, Auburn

29. Indianapolis Colts - Matt Ware, Defensive Back, UCLA

30. Kansas City Chiefs - Michael Clayton, Wide Receiver, Louisiana State

31. Carolina Panthers - Stephen Peterman, Offensive Guard, Louisiana State

32. New England Patriots - Jake Grove, Center, Virginia Tech

 

Round 2

34. Arizona Cardinals - Shawntae Spencer, Defensive Back, Pittsburgh

35. New York Giants - Rashaun Woods, Wide Receiver, Oklahoma State

36. San Diego Chargers - Lee Evans, Wide Receiver, Wisconsin

37. Detroit Lions - Jason Babin, Defensive End, Western Michigan

38. Atlanta Falcons - Ahmad Carroll, Defensive Back, Arkansas

39. Cleveland Browns - Stuart Schweigert, Defensive Back, Purdue

40. Jacksonville Jaguars - Michael Jenkins, Wide Receiver, Ohio State

41. Houston Texans - Isaac Sopoaga, Defensive Tackle, Hawaii

42. Denver Broncos - Devery Henderson, Wide Receiver, Louisiana State

43. Tennessee Titans - Ben Troupe, Tight End, Florida

44. Buffalo Bills - Vernon Carey, Offensive Guard, Miami

45. Pittsburgh Steelers - Justin Smiley, Guard, Alabama

46. Oakland Raiders - Chris Perry, Running Back, Michigan

47. San Francisco 49ers - Igor Olshansky, Defensive Tackle, Oregon

48. Chicago Bears - Jacob Rogers, Offensive Tackle, USC

49. New Orleans Saints - Sean Jones, Safety, Georgia

50. Cincinnati Bengals - Bob Sanders, Safety, Iowa

51. Minnesota Vikings - Marquise Hill, Defensive End, Iowa

52. Baltimore Ravens - Derrick Hamilton, Wide Receiver, Clemson

53. Dallas Cowboys - Maurice Clarett, Running Back, Ohio State

54. Seattle Seahawks - Daryl Smith, Linebacker, Georgia Tech

55. Denver Broncos - Ben Watson, Tight End, Georgia

56. Green Bay Packers - JP Losman, Quarterback, Tulane

57. New England Patriots - Kendyll Pope, Linebacker, Florida State

58. Tennessee Titans

59. Philadelphia Eagles

60. Indianapolis Colts

61. New Orleans Saints

62. Kansas City Chiefs

63. Carolina Panthers

64. New England Patriots

[LaParkaMarka 0]

With the 51st pick in the 2004 NFL draft, the Minnesota Vikings select....

 

 

 

 

 

 

Marquise Hill, DE, Louisiana State

 

One of the most imposing figures on the Louisiana State team, Hill is a player with all the tools necessary to be a dominating defensive lineman at the next level. He has tremendous size and strength and continues to sharpen fundamentals. Marquise is a powerful pass rusher who simply explodes off the ball...he has a tremendous wing span and frequently bats down passes at the line of scrimmage. Started 24 of 38 games at right defensive end, recording 117 tackles (67 solos) with 10 sacks for minus-75 yards, 19½ stops for losses of 106 yards, 36 quarterback pressures, a fumble recovery, two forced fumbles, an interception and nine pass deflections.

 

DE is a need position for the Vikings. Last round I took the best player available because Tommie Harris is a damn good player and worthy of going much higher than 19. Had to take the DE this time, and I had Hill as a possible first round choice for the Vikes. It's a no-brainer to take him here.

[the pinjockey 0]

Next three

52. Baltimore Ravens - Marvinisalunatic

53. Dallas Cowboys - bx - late

54. Seattle - MrRant

[MarvinisaLunatic 0]

With the 52nd pick of the Draft, the Baltimore Ravens select Derrick Hamilton, WR, Clemson

 

The Ravens need a WR, and he's also a very accomplished Kick Returner so he could at least return kicks next year, although the Ravens need a WR so bad I doubt that he would get the chance.

[Fökai 0]

Draft results updated.

 

If BX doesn't show up, I'll make the selection for him (I already a player lined up for the Cowboys).

[the pinjockey 0]

This draft has been very heavy with defensive tackles, defensive backs, and wideouts. Should be some quality players at other positions in rounds 3 and 4.

 

Players taken by position

 

Quarterback

1. San Diego - Eli Manning, Ole Miss

2. Oakland - Ben Roethlisberger, Miami (OH)

11. Pittsburgh - Phillip Rivers, N.C. State

56. Green Bay - J.P. Losman, Tulane

 

Running Back

6. Detroit - Stephen Jackson, Oregon State

21. New England - Kevin Jones, Virginia Tech

46. Oakland – Chris Perry, Michigan

53. Dallas - Maurice Clarett, Ohio State

 

Wide Receiver

3. Arizona - Larry Fitzgerald, Pittsburgh

8. Atlanta - Mike Williams, USC

12. New York Jets - Roy Williams, Texas

16. San Francisco - Reggie Williams, Washington

30. Kansas City - Michael Clayton, LSU

35. New York Giants - Rashaun Woods, Oklahoma State

36. San Diego – Lee Evans, Wisconsin

40. Jacksonville – Michael Jenkins, Ohio State

42. Denver – Devery Henderson, LSU

52. Baltimore – Derrick Henderson, Clemson

 

Tight End

7. Cleveland - Kellen Winslow Jr., Miami

43. Tennessee – Ben Troupe, Florida

55. Denver - Ben Watson, Georgia

 

Offensive Tackle

4. New York Giants - Robert Gallery, Iowa

20. Miami - Shaun Andrews, Arkansas

48. Chicago – Jacob Rogers, USC

58. Tennessee - Nat Dorsey, Georgia Tech

 

Offensive Guard

31. Carolina Panthers - Stephen Peterman, LSU

44. Buffalo – Vernon Carey, Miami

45. Pittsburgh – Justin Smiley, Alabama

 

Center

32. New England - Jake Grove, Virginia Tech

 

Defensive End

9. Jacksonville - Kenichi Udeze, USC

13. Buffalo - Will Smith, Ohio State

37. Detroit - Jason Babin, Western Michigan

51. Minnesota – Marquise Hill, LSU

62. Kansas City - David Ball, UCLA

 

Defensive Tackle

14. Chicago - Randy Starks, Maryland

19. Minnesota - Tommie Harris, Oklahoma

23. Seattle - Maurice Tubbs, Texas

25. Green Bay - Darnell Dockett, Florida State

26. St. Louis - Antwan Odom, Alabama

27. Tennessee - Vince Wilfork, Miami

41. Houston – Isaac Sopagoa, Hawaii

47. San Francisco - Igor Olshansky, Oregon

 

Linebacker

15. Tampa Bay - D.J. Williams, Miami

18. New Orleans - Jonathan Vilma, Miami

28. Philadelphia - Karlos Dansby, Auburn

54. Seattle - Daryl Smith, Georgia Tech

57. New England - Kendyll Pope, Florida State

60. Indianapolis - Teddy Lehman, Oklahoma

 

Cornerback

10. Houston - D’Angelo Hall, Virginia Tech

17. Cincinnati - Chris Gamble, Ohio State

22. Dallas - Dunta Robinson, South Carolina

24. Denver - Will Poole, USC

29. Indianapolis - Matt Ware (CB/S), UCLA

34. Arizona - Shawntae Spencer, Pittsburgh

38. Atlanta – Ahmad Carroll, Arkansas

59. Philadelphia - Derrick Strait, Oklahoma

61. New Orleans - Keith Smith, McNeese State

 

Safety

5. Washington - Sean Taylor, Miami

29. Indianapolis - Matt Ware (CB/S), UCLA

39. Cleveland – Stuart Scheigert, Purdue

49. New Orleans – Sean Jones, Georgia

50. Cincinnati – Bob Sanders, Iowa

[Kahran Ramsus 0]

Choose Clarett for BX. He wanted him in the first round, and he's still up there.

[Fökai 0]

With the 53rd pick in the 2004 TSM Mock Draft, the Dallas Cowboys once again select...

 

 

Maurice Clarett, running back from The Ohio State University.

[Fökai 0]

Draft results updated.

 

The Seattle Seahawks (Rant), with the 54th pick in the draft, are on the clock.

 

55. Denver Broncos - CanadianChris.

56. Green Bay Packers - Kahran Ramsus.

57. New England Patriots - HarleyQuinn.

[Kahran Ramsus 0]

Only 2 more. Hopefully I can pick tonight.

[Guest Flyboy]

How long does CanadianChris have until?

[BX 0]

Thanks.

[LaParkaMarka 0]

We're waiting on Rant, Flyboy.

[Guest FrigidSoul]

*repeatedly kicks Harley in the nuts as Sean Jones is off the board*

[Kahran Ramsus 0]

*repeatedly kicks Harley in the nuts as Sean Jones is off the board*

I would have liked to have him.

[Guest Flyboy]

*repeatedly kicks Harley in the nuts as Sean Jones is off the board*

I would have liked to have him.

*points and laughs at both of you*

[MrRant 0]

With the 54th pick the Seattle Seahawks select -

 

 

 

Daryl Smith - MLB, Georgia Tech

 

OVERVIEW

Team captain who led the Yellow Jackets in tackles twice in four seasons … Steady performer in the middle of the field who moved into the starting lineup early in his freshman campaign … Rated one of the top linebackers in the nation coming out of college … Known for his durability and toughness, playing most of the 2002 season with a dislocated elbow … Started 44 of 46 games for Tech, recording 383 tackles (207 solos) with 15 sacks for minus-72 yards, 48 stops for losses of 123 yards, three interceptions for 89 yards in returns, 12 pass deflections, four fumble recoveries and three forced fumbles … His 383 tackles rank 11th on the school's all-time record list … His 48 stops behind the line of scrimmage are the most ever by a Tech linebacker and rank fourth overall behind Greg Gathers (57, 1999-2003), Coleman Rudolph (52, 1989-92) and Marco Coleman (50, 1989-91).

ANALYSIS

Positives: Has a compact frame with good overall muscle development, thick upper body and arms, good hamstrings and bubble … Will push himself to improve and gives total effort from snap to whistle … Flows to the ball with ease and has a nice feel to locate the pigskin in the open … Comes downhill well and has the strength to hold his ground vs. inside running plays … Plays with good knee bend and leverage to take on blocks … Can hold ground and shed blocks effectively … Uses his hands to knock the tight ends off their routes … Has adequate speed to run laterally and cut off the outside … Works best in the box, showing strength to wrap and secure as a tackler … Has natural hands for the interception … Shows nice timing on stunts and blitzes … Has the quickness to chase down plays and deliver a strong hit upon contact.

 

Negatives: While he has a nice feel to locate the ball, he hesitates some in his reads … Has good lateral quickness, but can get caught outside of himself when working in space (more comfortable playing in the box) … Needs to use his hand punch better to separate from blocks when redirecting through trash … Little too stiff in his hips to shadow the receiver outside the short area … Needs to get better depth in his pass drops and does not have the sudden burst needed to close … Shows strength pushing the pocket, but when he does not extend his hands, he can be caught up and sustained by the bigger blockers

[Guest Flyboy]

Ooooooh. Nice pick, Rant.

[Gert T 0]

I agree, I was hoping he was going to drop to the start of the third round for my Giants pick.

[the pinjockey 0]

12 hours are up

 

Denver takes Ben Watson, Tight End, Georgia

 

Shannon Sharpe has to retire at some point, right?

[the pinjockey 0]

Next three

56. Green Bay Packers - Kahran

57. New England Patriots - Harley

58. Tennessee Titans - Gert T

[HarleyQuinn 0]

I'll likely be on throughout the afternoon so PM me if I'm not on when it's my time to pick or even if I am on, heh.

[Kahran Ramsus 0]

Well with Sean Jones chosen, it makes sense to draft the best player available which also happens to be at a position of need.

 

With the 56th Overall Pick of the 2004 Smartmarks NFL Draft, the Green Bay Packers select

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

J. P. Losman, Quarterback, Tulane

 

Position: Quarterback

 

School: Tulane Green Wave

 

Status: Senior

 

Height : 6-3

 

Weight: 220

 

40-Yard Dash: 4.72

 

Positives: J.P. Losman has the physical attributes you want in an NFL quarterback. He has good size (6-3, 220) and strength, a very strong arm that can make all the throws including the deep out, and one of the quickest releases in all of college football.

 

Losman has decent agility, and good speed. He also has above average athletic ability. He can make plays with his feet and can throw on the run. He's a fiery competitor, a tough leader and can take a hit. He doesn't get shaken often.

 

Negatives: Losman doesn't set his feet real well, throws off his back foot often causing the ball to sail, and doesn't rotate his hips properly. At Tulane, he played mostly out of the shotgun and will have to adjust to playing under center. He tends to rush his throws at times and will force the pass too often. Sometimes tries to make too much happen by himself. Also needs to work on reading coverages a little better.

 

Projection: Tulane's J.P. Losman has everything NFL scouts look for in a quarterback, but he needs to polish his game a little, especially his footwork. He should be selected anywhere from the late-first to second round of the 2004 NFL Draft.