Just did a PFN Mock Draft

[Sharkonabicycle]

Who says we're taking who:

Matt Corral

• Lance Cartelli (Lines.com)
• Kyle Stackpole (cbssports.com)
• Draft Blaster
• Joe Broback (PFN)

Charles Cross

• WalterFoorball
• Daniel Jeremiah (nfl.com)
• Tom Fornelli (cbssports.com)
• Pete Prisco (cbssports.com)
• Steve Serby (NY Post)
• Drafttek
• Brad Weiss (Fansided)
• Nate Davis (USA Today)
• Pete Fiutak (College Football News)
• Gino Tomaselli (Cowboys Coffee Talk)
• Marcus Mosher (The Game Day)
• Nick Simon (Draft Kings)

Sauce Gardner

• Tankathon
• Josh Edwards (cbssports.com)
• Matt Fitzgerald (Barstool Sports)
• Thor Nystrom (NBC Sports)
• Anthony Staggs (4 for 4)
• Luke Easterling (Draftwire)
• Jack Borowsky (SI Fan Nation)
• Randy Gurzi (NFL Spin Zone)
• Damian Peterson (The Draft Network)

Ickey Ekwonu

• Chad Reuter (nfl.com)
• Jason Pruitt (draftplex)
• Paul M Banks (The Sports Bank)
• Doug Farrar (Touchdown Wire)
• Jasper Jones (Audacity Sports)

Malik Willis

• Maurice Jones-Drew (nfl.com)
• Lance Zierlein (nfl.com)
• Ryan Wilson (cbssports.com)
• Andrew Erickson (Fantasy Pros)
• David Howman (Blogging the Boys)
• Michael Hanrich (Camden News)
• Dan Roche (NBS Sports Philadelphia)
• Glynn Morgan (NBC Sports Chicago)
• Chris Peterson (Saturday Blitz)
• Mark Schofield (Touchdown Wire)
• Vinnie Iyer (Sporting News)
• Oliver Hodgkinson (PFN)
• Jesse Pantuosco (Audacity Sports)
• Ralph Vacchiano (SNY)
• Scott Smith (Action Network)

Travon Walker

• Zach Buckley (bleacher report)
• Chris McGlynn (The Aftermath)
• Andrew Golden (Jets X-Factor)

Kayvon Thibadeaux

• Chris Trapasso (cbssports.com)
• Trevor Sikkema (pff.com)
• Brendan Donahue (Sharp Football Analysis)
• Hunter Haas (NFL Mocks)

Trevor Penning

• Michael Renner (pff.com)
• Zack Patraw (SI)

Devin Lloyd

• Cam Mellor (PFN)
• Sawyer Hicks (Draft ID)
• Shane Hallam (Draft Countdown)

George Karlaftis

• Chris Ransom (Draft Utopia)

Jermaine Johnson

• Matthew Durgin (Weekly Spiral)

Desmond Ridder

• Derrik Klassen (Football Outsiders)

Derek Stingley, Jr.

• Mike Mulhern (NBC Sports Philadelphia)

Which means Seattle will draft NONE of those guys and draft some no namer that everyone will scream we could've gotten in the 2nd round.

 

[HaroldSeattle]

Which means Seattle will draft NONE of those guys and draft some no namer that everyone will scream we could've gotten in the 2nd round.

To be fair a lot those players could be off the board when the Seahawks pick.

 

[Sharkonabicycle]

To be fair a lot those players could be off the board when the Seahawks pick.

Oh I know. Just sayin' I feel like Seattle always does something wild with their 1st outside of Okung/Thomas.

 

[Judge Fudge]

I Honestly think more and more it's Cross.

Would help with the Rookie in 2023 to have someone who knows what a Pass Block is on his Blind side

PS. I subscribe to the Athletic. Dugar and Bulger have us taking Cross too

 

[MrS]

Can cross play LT?

 

[Judge Fudge]

Can cross play LT?

Charles Cross is a redshirt sophomore that has started the past two seasons for Mississippi State. Cross has logged more than 20 starts at LT for the Bulldogs. Cross is an exceptional athlete with a great initial first step that makes it difficult for edge rushers to beat him around the edge. He is a fluid athlete in the open field, making it easy to redirect and match defenders' counter moves. In the NFL, Cross' best position will be as a left tackle who can athletically match up with some of the best edge rushers in the NFL. Cross lacks the true strength at the point of attack to be a dominant run defender, but in the right offense, he will be a great pass protector.

Ideal Role: Starting left tackle (primary role to pass protect).

Scheme Fit: Zone-blocking scheme where his primary role is to cut off the backside of plays.

Charles Cross, OT, Mississippi State

RS Sophomore, 6'5", 305 lbs

thedraftnetwork.com

 

[blstoker]

Can cross play LT?

I'd say at this point, neither tackle spot is secured, so even if he's a RT, we still need a top tier OT.

 

[ulmax]

FrQ

 

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[ulmax]

same deal as winfrey..he is a diff player............still good

Otito Ogbonnia​

 

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[ulmax]

3rd fastest..de..all time combine.............

 

[ulmax]

changed my mind...and must get this guy as well as ryan..if they move down..its a rotation..but...they get a lot more picks..
if they can teach him to run block..no..prb..as well...

63LIAM RYAN

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• POSITION Offensive Line
• HT./WT. 6-5 / 293
• CLASS Graduate Student
• MAJOR Social Science
• HOMETOWN Chino Hills, Calif.
• HIGH SCHOOL Damien HS

 

[ulmax]

so this is what ..i ..got now...michigan..edge guy ojabo and hinton...and winfry..and still..williams

31: R1 P31 EDGE David Ojabo - Michigan
40: R2 P8 DL Perrion Winfrey - Oklahoma

41: R2 P9 OT Abraham Lucas - Washington State
53: R2 P21 CB Tariq Woolen - UTSA
59: R2 P27 EDGE Sam Williams - Ole Miss

63: R2 P31 RB Isaiah Spiller - Texas A&M
72: R3 P8 OT Sean Rhyan - UCLA
109: R4 P4 CB Zyon McCollum - Sam Houston State

152: R5 P9 DL Chris Hinton - Michigan
153: R5 P10 CB Isaac Taylor-Stuart - USC
229: R7 P8 OT Zach Tom - Wake Forest

TRADES​

Trade Partner: Green Bay Packers
Sent:

• Round 1 Pick 9
• Future Round 3 Pick

Received:

• Round 1 Pick 22
• Round 2 Pick 21
• Round 2 Pick 27

Trade Partner: Cincinnati Bengals
Sent:

• Round 1 Pick 22
• Future Round 3 Pick

Received:

• Round 1 Pick 31
• R

 

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[Sharkonabicycle]

Seattle will probably draft Cross, and then make him play guard...

 

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[ulmax]

i like mcCallom...ill take him in the 2ndround intead..off on woolen..

ill take
Isaac Taylor-Stuart - USC..late..no prob..as a backup..