My New 2 Round Mock

[Tubbs1518]

2015 NFL Mock Draft - FakePigskin.com

Bengals go Jordan Phillips, DT, Oklahoma at 21 and Paul Dawson, LB, TCU in the 2nd.

 

[kramer1]

Puke

The Big 12 doesn't play defense

 

[cincygrad]

Anytime you have the opportunity to draft a guy with chronic back issues and inconsistent play, I think you have to jump on it.

 

[CrashDavisSports]

Anytime you have the opportunity to draft a guy with chronic back issues and inconsistent play, I think you have to jump on it.

HAHAHA.

 

[Cincyfan78]

Anytime you have the opportunity to draft a guy with chronic back issues and inconsistent play, I think you have to jump on it.

Yes, but he has a 'high motor'

 

[DanBengalfan]

I'm ok as long as we find a 'road grader'

 

[ckhokie]

Looking to the Big XII for defense, huh?

 

[Tubbs1518]

Phillips is rising extremely fast because of his athletic ability at that size. A lot of people are comparing him to Poe. If his back checks out he may not even be around at 21. Not necessarily saying that is who I want them to take, but I could easily see it.

 

[kramer1]

Oh, and you're an idiot. Took 9 posts for someone to call the OP of a draft thread an idiot? We're slippin'.

 

[Tubbs1518]

Oh, and you're an idiot. Took 9 posts for someone to call the OP of a draft thread an idiot? We're slippin'.

I now feel at home again.

 

[cincygrad]

Phillips is rising extremely fast because of his athletic ability at that size. A lot of people are comparing him to Poe. If his back checks out he may not even be around at 21. Not necessarily saying that is who I want them to take, but I could easily see it.

The draft is littered with busts that have athletic ability and size but no production. I don't fault you for calling it -- You're absolutely correct. Teams go gaga over these types of players. And he probably will rise as everyone ignores reality and just hopes for the best. But are there more than a handful of examples of injury prone (or chronically injured guys) in college staying healthy in the NFL? I guess Gronk is the best case scenario, but New England fans are terrified every time someone breaths on him.

 

[Tubbs1518]

The draft is littered with busts that have athletic ability and size but no production. I don't fault you for calling it -- You're absolutely correct. Teams go gaga over these types of players. And he probably will rise as everyone ignores reality and just hopes for the best. But are there more than a handful of examples of injury prone (or chronically injured guys) in college staying healthy in the NFL? I guess Gronk is the best case scenario, but New England fans are terrified every time someone breaths on him.

Oh I agree, I honestly haven't watched enough of him to make a real comment on his ability. I'm only about 100-120 players in. However, teams love this type of player. Big, athletic, tons of potential. If NE picked him he would probably be an all-pro, if we pick him he will be injured and out of the league in 3 years.

 

[BKBroiler9000]

If we go DT I want Malcom Brown or Danny Shelton. We won't end up with either of course. Not a fan of the Phillips kid. I live in Big XII country and I honestly hadn't really heard of him before he declared for the draft. Hearing that he has back issues is a no go for me.