4 thru 7 Round Draft Thread

[Dayman]

Kelemete! We're getting way more athletic on the O-line.

And this dude has quite a mean streak. I love it.

 

[WildBB]

http://www.nfl.com/draft/2012/profiles/senio-kelemete?id=2532889

i CALLED IT!

 

[AzStevenCal]

Not too big on this. They should of gone after the best player available.

I think they did.

Steve

 

[InfiniteRed]

Actually on the draft tracker it says tackle, I guess he can play either, which is good as a back up.

 

[Monty]

Senio played tackle but projects to be a LG. Started out as a defensive tackle at Washington if I remember correctly.

 

[Cbus cardsfan]

i CALLED IT!

I named about 52 people and didn't get him right . Good pick though. They need interior line help/depth.

 

[FrustratedFan04]

Now Brandon Washington with the 1st 6th round pick...then Acho.

 

[InfiniteRed]

i CALLED IT!

Hah well done!

@Lefty, they've gone BPA the whole draft so far, I think they just did, no reason why they wouldn't.

 

[WildBB]

I named about 52 people and didn't get him right . Good pick though. They need interior line help/depth.

yEAH I had about 5. But he was the last one I mentioned before the pick.

 

[jaguarpaw81]

Senio Kelemete--G--Washington--per walterfootball

Senio Kelemete, OT/G, Washington
Height: 6-4. Weight: 307.
40 Time: 5.52. 10-Yd Split: 1.95
Bench: 21.
Arm: 33 1/2. Hand: 9 5/8.
Projected Round (2012): 4-5.
4/24/12: Kelemete was unable to continue his stock's upward trend at the Combine. He didn't run well, had a lower bench press total, and his arm length is less than ideal. Shifting inside to guard at the next level may be his best move.

In 2011, Kelemete was a Second-Team All-Pac-12 performer after starting 13 games at left tackle. As a senior, he did a good job of protecting signal-caller Keith Price, having had some struggles in 2010 in front of quarterback Jake Locker. The past two seasons Kelemete did an admirable job of run blocking for Chris Polk.

At the Senior Bowl, Kelemete battled the tough defensive linemen. He lost a number of reps, but also had some wins and showed some quickness with athletic ability. Kelemete will need some time to develop after only playing left tackle the past two years. He may better off moving inside to guard.

 

[Lefty]

I think they did.

Steve

I don't think so.

 

[WildBB]

Hah well done!

@Lefty, they've gone BPA the whole draft so far, I think they just did, no reason why they wouldn't.

He just looked like the most versatile OL left to me.

 

[WildBB]

Kelemete! We're getting way more athletic on the O-line.

And this dude has quite a mean streak. I love it.

 

[Mainstreet]

Interesting he played LT for Washington. He will probably play guard but it's nice he can play both positions.

 

[gmabel830]

FWIW, Walt (walterfootball.com) has given us the following grades for our picks:

13. Michael Floyd, WR, Notre Dame: A- Grade
The minus is because the Cardinals didn't secure some protection for injury-prone Kevin Kolb, but Michael Floyd is a really good pick. Arizona needed someone to prevent the opposition from using bracket coverage on Larry Fitzgerald. This is the guy Fitzgerald wanted, so who am I to argue?

80. Jamell Fleming, CB, Oklahoma: B Grade
Jamell Fleming fits the range and fills a need, as Arizona had to find cornerback depth. This is a solid selection.

112. Bobby Massie, OT, Ole Miss: A+ Grade
How the hell did Bobby Massie fall to No. 112? Some thought he could sneak into the bottom of the first round. If you told the Cardinals going into the 2012 NFL Draft that they could land both Michael Floyd and Massie, they would have jumped for joy.

151. Senio Kelemte, G, Washington: B+ Grade
Another much-needed possible upgrade to the offensive line. Senio Kelemte fits the blocking scheme really well. Round 5 is the right spot for him.

 

[Folster]

Anybody else had enough of the sniveling mother and daughter Verizon commercial on NFLN?

 

[WildBB]

Interesting he played LT for Washington. He will probably play guard but it's nice he can play both positions.

Good athlete.

 

[WildBB]

FWIW, Walt (walterfootball.com) has given us the following grades for our picks:

13. Michael Floyd, WR, Notre Dame: A- Grade
The minus is because the Cardinals didn't secure some protection for injury-prone Kevin Kolb, but Michael Floyd is a really good pick. Arizona needed someone to prevent the opposition from using bracket coverage on Larry Fitzgerald. This is the guy Fitzgerald wanted, so who am I to argue?

80. Jamell Fleming, CB, Oklahoma: B Grade
Jamell Fleming fits the range and fills a need, as Arizona had to find cornerback depth. This is a solid selection.

112. Bobby Massie, OT, Ole Miss: A+ Grade
How the hell did Bobby Massie fall to No. 112? Some thought he could sneak into the bottom of the first round. If you told the Cardinals going into the 2012 NFL Draft that they could land both Michael Floyd and Massie, they would have jumped for joy.

151. Senio Kelemte, G, Washington: B+ Grade
Another much-needed possible upgrade to the offensive line. Senio Kelemte fits the blocking scheme really well. Round 5 is the right spot for him.

Good deal.

Two picks coming to seal it. Great Draft! A for not having a 2nd! (Didn't matter)!

 

[joeshmo]

Good deal.

Two picks coming to seal it. Great Draft!

Three more picks.

 

[gmabel830]

Good deal.

Two picks coming to seal it. Great Draft! A for not having a 2nd! (Didn't matter)!

Three picks -- we have two 6ths and a 7th.

 

[WildBB]

Three more picks.

Yes!

 

[Mainstreet]

Anybody else had enough of the sniveling mother and daughter Verizon commercial on NFLN?

I just zone out when commercials come on. Never seen the commercial and I'm on that channel.

 

[WildBB]

Kaddu and Datko coming up in the 6th.

 

[gmabel830]

Kaddu and Datko coming up in the 6th.

Kaddu just went.. to Miami I think?

 

[gmabel830]

I wouldn't mind seeing us go more defense -- still think there's some pretty solid front 7 guys on the board. I wouldn't mind seeing us take a punter like the Powell kid from Florida State late, either.