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Official 2007 Mock Draft Thread

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The San Francisco 49ers select Robert Meachem, WR-Tennessee. Big-6'3 210, fast-4.36 40, and productive 71 catches 1,298 yards 11 TDs last year.
The Niners desperately need weapons in the passing game to complement Frank Gore and Vernon Davis, and Meachem is faster and less of an attitude risk than Dwayne Jarrett.
 
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The Man;766790; said:
Robert "Reachem"? :wink2:
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Clever and not to knock the pick, but he would of been on the board for quite a bit longer...

Also I was suprised to see Levi Brown go off the board, after his combine he sure fell and there is talk that he might be late first round now...

Also can't believe that Jamall Anderson is still on the board...

And I think that Ginn is a great fit in Minny, b/c if he doesnt work out in their offense he has the versatility to be a great return man and possibly make a switch over to DB and become a lockdown corner, in the mold of Deion...
 
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Round 1
  1. Oakland Raiders - Brutus1 - Adrian Peterson, RB, Oklahoma
  2. Detroit - king rhabuf - Joe Thomas, LT, Wisconsin
  3. Cleveland - Smooth Olaf - Jamarcus Russell, QB, LSU
  4. Tampa Bay - Lazlo - Calvin Johnson, WR, Georgia Tech
  5. Arizona - starBUCKS - Gaines Adams, DE, Clemson
  6. Washington - jwinslow - Alan Branch, DT, Michigan
  7. Minnesota - BB73 - Ted Ginn, Jr., WR, Ohio State
  8. Houston - Mr. Clutch - Levi Brown, OT, Penn State
  9. Miami - Ahiacitian - Brady Quinn, QB, Notre Dame
  10. Atlanta - The Man, crazybuckfan40 - Laron Landry, S, LSU
  11. San Francisco - stxbuck - Robert Meachem, WR, Tennessee
  12. Buffalo - korchiki - Patrick Willis, LB, Ole Miss
  13. St. Louis - NFBuck
  14. Carolina - scarletngrey11
  15. Pittsburgh - 7 45 33 48
  16. Green Bay - Bucky Katt
  17. Jacksonville - smitty03
  18. Cincinnati - Mothra, BUCKYLE
  19. Tennessee - Savante
  20. NY Giants - harrydangler
  21. Denver - buckeyesforever
  22. Dallas - Buckeye513
  23. Kansas City - sandgk
  24. New England (from SEA) - sears3820
  25. NY Jets - buckeye247
  26. Philadelphia - ScarletBlood31
  27. New Orleans - BuckWrestler141
  28. New England - sears3820
  29. Baltimore - BuckeyeMike80
  30. San Diego - Piney
  31. Chicago - Bucklion
  32. Indianapolis - stowfan
 
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Alright then...since no worthy trades came up...
Buffalo had a hard time deciding on this pick...it was down to two men who will be impact players and the future of Buffalo for years to come...On one hand a DT who has been nicknamed "Phe"...he probably has the highest ceiling out of anyone in the draft this year...but because the bills traded up to get a DT in last years draft we are going to pass on him...without further ado
With the 12th pick of the NFL draft the Buffalo Bills select
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Patrick Willis ILB from Ole Miss...losing Fletch is going to hurt us because he was the heart and soul of our defense...but Patrick Willis has leadership qualities both on and off the field...he is a class act guy who would fit in great with buffalo's defensive schemes...NFBuck and St.Louis you are on the clock
 
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crazybuckfan40;767178; said:
I know it is not all about 40 times, but I heard that he did not have a good combine showing at all...
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uh

[FONT=Verdana,Geneva,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif][SIZE=-2]02/25/07 - NFL COMBINE: Dwayne Bowe was the best all-around out there. Snatched the ball, ran crisp routes. I focused on routes a good deal and was surprised to see so many wideouts rounding out their routes, especially on the post-corners. -- Rob Rang, PFWA [/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Verdana,Geneva,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif][SIZE=-2]

02/25/07 - NFL COMBINE: Caught all but two of the passes that were thrown to him during the open portion of QB-WR drills. Following is a breakdown of individual drills with comments: Gauntlet: Caught seven passes from seven different quarterbacks while sprinting from sideline to sideline during this rapid-fire drill. Quick slant: 1-for-1 (from Idaho State QB Matt Gutierrez). Quick out: 2-for-2 (both from Gutierrez). Note: Nice reaching catch on the second, which was high and behind. Go: 0-for-1 (overthrown by Central Missouri State QB Toby Korrodi) Sideline tap-tap: 0-for-1 (couldn't pull in a pass that was too far in front; didn't get the QB). Curl: 1-for-1 Corner post: 1-for-1. Note: Nice grab of a deep ball from UTEP QB Jordan Palmer. -- Don Seeholzer, PFWA
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he was great in mobile too
[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Verdana,Geneva,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif][SIZE=-2]01/24/07 - Senior Bowl South Team Wednesday Practice Report: Few players have consistently proven to be the best player at their position. One has been LSU's Dwayne Bowe at receiver. Showing better overall quickness than you'd expect for a receiver who measured in at over 6-2 and 222 pounds, Bowe has been able to generate separation from even the quickest cornerbacks all week long. While he dropped a few passes this week, his hands have been as reliable as any other receiver in Mobile, and his strength and size have made him a go-to option for quarterbacks near the goal-line. He is clearly the best receiver here and, in my opinion, is the top senior wideout in the draft. In fact, after this week of practice, I view him as a better prospect than some of the more hyped underclassmen at the position.

[/SIZE][/FONT][FONT=Verdana,Geneva,Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif][SIZE=-2]01/23/07 - Senior Bowl South Team Tuesday Practice Report: Early on Tuesday it appeared as though LSU's Dwayne Bowe would dominate this position. His size and physicality made him a tough matchup for cornerbacks and he showed a fluidity in his route-running that constantly created separation. Bowe had several impressive catches early, but bobbled a few down the stretch and dropped a deep touchdown late that would have been one of the highlights of practice. Still, for an offense that struggled to move the ball at all, Bowe was the South's best bet Tuesday.
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korchiki;767126; said:
Alright then...since no worthy trades came up...
Buffalo had a hard time deciding on this pick...it was down to two men who will be impact players and the future of Buffalo for years to come...On one hand a DT who has been nicknamed "Phe"...he probably has the highest ceiling out of anyone in the draft this year...but because the bills traded up to get a DT in last years draft we are going to pass on him...without further ado
With the 12th pick of the NFL draft the Buffalo Bills select
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Patrick Willis ILB from Ole Miss...losing Fletch is going to hurt us because he was the heart and soul of our defense...but Patrick Willis has leadership qualities both on and off the field...he is a class act guy who would fit in great with buffalo's defensive schemes...NFBuck and St.Louis you are on the clock
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I like this pick. I think Willis will be a great player in the NFL.
 
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