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Did Latavius Murray sign already? Will have to check that out. We've got Burkhead coming in for a look today. Seems there's reason to be mildly excited about him from what I've read.

The wear and tear running backs suffer through makes our platoon system look pretty good. If we can get LGB back then I think that'll do. Wouldn't mind drafting another power back in the middle rounds though.

So this guy expects to move down from 16 to 25 and get a 1st rounder (and a 3rd!) for that? No matter how much he's trying to fluff up the apocalyptic chance of no draft next year, this isn't going to be making sense for any GM.

17 and 28 for 10 and 41??? I'd do that in a second! I'd consider Aldon Smith at that spot. I'm warming up to him as a potential top target for us recently. I recently found out that he was a tight end conversion. That sounds promising for coverage responsibilities.

That's unfortunate. Quite the bubble burster.

Oh wow..! I didn't even see that. Can we trade 68 for a 1st rounder too? :toast:

Then we're in agreement it seems. I still don't get the love for Jordan, but I guess the combine is his friend. The tape doesn't show me much. Watt, on the other hand, is something else.

I know many aren't fond of the idea of trading down again, but how about these options: NE 28 and 60 for Den 36 and 46 NE 33 and 92 for SD 50 and 61 NE would then have picks 17, 36, 46, 50, and 61 through the 1st two rounds. We drop back a total of 4 spots from our current 2nd rounders. We...

I'd rather get our guy at 28. We have very few holes left on this team, and we could fill them all this year.

This mock brings to mind the possible need to hop in front of the Jags in order to get the guy we want, in this case Kerrigan. The Jags might be a spoiler. I could see the Dolphins going after Ingram, and with a Pats/Phins swap they still get their player at 17, we get ours at 15, and we give...

Was just watching Path to the Draft, and Tom Curran was on speaking about the Pats' draft needs. He mentioned the possibility of the Patriots moving up into the top ten this year. They asked which player the Pats would make that move for and he mentioned Cam Jordan and Kerrigan. I'm a...

Depends on what type of 3-4. Sheard has some serious rushing ability.

I was mildly high on Ayers at the beginning due to his coverage skills. That's not going to cut it though. After watching tape of his, he's clearly not the guy to get to the QB. No burst, or get after it. Maybe that's why he's so good at coverage:)

What does he do, or underqualifies for, that makes you grade him as less than a great fit for the Pats? Is it measurables? Athleticism? Ability to play the pass?

This is where the combine fails in my opinion. You make a great argument as to why Kerrigan is much better than Ninkovich (production), then you go and debase it with combine numbers and shuttle times..... The truth is in the tape. That's where you find the players at. Von Miller looked...

Ugh...I wouldn't touch any of the potential early round QBs in this draft. Reminds me a little of the Russell/Quinn draft....

This is the kind of commentary that comes with all the predraft raping of players. Kerrigan is a hard working, intelligent, productive player who is getting pushed down draft boards because of a lack of athleticism or hip flexibility or whatever. In three college seasons, the guy had 30+...

How about Ryan Kerrigan at 17, Gabe Carimi at 28, Cameron Heyward at 33, Clint Boling at 60, DeMarco Murray and Terrence Tolliver in the 3rd, and Mark Herzlich in the 4th? Kerrigan is getting some negative pub because of some apparent lack of athleticism. Bottom line is he is productive and...

The Chargers are unbelievable....They beat Oakland this year and we have a possible top 5 pick. Way to go San Diego.