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CARDS CZAR 1st MOCK for 2013 (Subject to change).
AZ sends their 7th rounder to the Vikings to complete the trade for A.J.
Jefferson. The Vikings send both of their 2013 6th Rounder’s.
AZ Trades #7 to S.D. for #11 & 76 &107.
1-11 - Chance Warmack, OG, Alabama, 6’3, 320, To me he is the best OG that I have seen in a long long time. Perfect plug in play player. Would start from day 1.
2-38 – Tyler Wilson, QB, Arkansas, 6-2, 215, Good QB for Arians to mold into his QB. Tough will play with pain. With a good QB Coach, he could be a very good starter in the future.
3-69 – Stedman Bailey, WR, W. Virginia,5’10 195,. Bailey is a balanced athlete with quick feet in/out of his breaks and the agility in the open field to make defenders miss. He is a smart route-runner and knows how to bait defenders and attract defensive pass interference penalties. Bailey shows excellent patience and burst in his routes with good stop-and-go motions to release at the line of scrimmage and gain a step or work back to the ball. He does a nice job gaining inside position and uses his body well, doing a nice job catching the ball in stride.
3-76 –Jamie Collins, OLB, Southern Miss, 6’3 245, Muscular, athletic-looking frame with powerful hands and long arms. Accelerates well in a straight line, and exhibits good flexibility, both coming off the edge as a rusher, as well as when changing direction in space. Is able to get to the quarterback off the edge, with impressive natural power on contact, and ability to disengage when he uses his hands effectively. Flashes a strong, sudden closing burst in space. Appears natural and comfortable in his lower half when asked to drop into zone coverage
4- 102- Gavin Escobar, TE, S.D. State, 6’5 255, Escobar possesses prototypical length and has good muscle tone. Has large soft hands. Escobar is a good athlete, showing good agility and leaping ability. Runs good routs but could refine them better.Able to stretch defenses over the middle and a nightmare matchup for safeties and linebackers.
4-107- Brennan Williams, OT, North Carolina, 6’7 315, Very Good tackle that tore his labium and had surgery in December. Should be ready by June. Good bloodline and/could be a good back-up at both tackle spots.
5- 142 – Kenjon Barner, RB, Oregon, 5’10, 188, Fast runner with soft hands out of the backfield. Shifty runner with start-stop-go ability to shake defenders. Very fast straight line speed. Could be our 3rd down back
6- 178 – Greg Blair, ILB, Cincinnati, 6’1.5 256, Sleeper pick for me. As a SILB he can really lay the wood. Good form tackler and stuffs the run. Had 6PBU and 2 Int in 2012.
6- 182 – David Bass, DE, Missouri Western St, 6’5 275, Let John Lott do his magic on him and he could be a perfect back-up to DD. Kid runs a 4.7 40
6- 194 – Copper Taylor, SS, Richmond, 6-4, 229, Taylor is an aggressive safety who isn't afraid to land the big hit while also making sure to wrap up the ball carrier. Good instincts and football awareness. He makes quick decisions in coverage, picking up the back or tight end and closing in on them with surprising speed for his size. Hmmm reminds me of somebody. A young Adub
AZ sends their 7th rounder to the Vikings to complete the trade for A.J.
Jefferson. The Vikings send both of their 2013 6th Rounder’s.
AZ Trades #7 to S.D. for #11 & 76 &107.
1-11 - Chance Warmack, OG, Alabama, 6’3, 320, To me he is the best OG that I have seen in a long long time. Perfect plug in play player. Would start from day 1.
2-38 – Tyler Wilson, QB, Arkansas, 6-2, 215, Good QB for Arians to mold into his QB. Tough will play with pain. With a good QB Coach, he could be a very good starter in the future.
3-69 – Stedman Bailey, WR, W. Virginia,5’10 195,. Bailey is a balanced athlete with quick feet in/out of his breaks and the agility in the open field to make defenders miss. He is a smart route-runner and knows how to bait defenders and attract defensive pass interference penalties. Bailey shows excellent patience and burst in his routes with good stop-and-go motions to release at the line of scrimmage and gain a step or work back to the ball. He does a nice job gaining inside position and uses his body well, doing a nice job catching the ball in stride.
3-76 –Jamie Collins, OLB, Southern Miss, 6’3 245, Muscular, athletic-looking frame with powerful hands and long arms. Accelerates well in a straight line, and exhibits good flexibility, both coming off the edge as a rusher, as well as when changing direction in space. Is able to get to the quarterback off the edge, with impressive natural power on contact, and ability to disengage when he uses his hands effectively. Flashes a strong, sudden closing burst in space. Appears natural and comfortable in his lower half when asked to drop into zone coverage
4- 102- Gavin Escobar, TE, S.D. State, 6’5 255, Escobar possesses prototypical length and has good muscle tone. Has large soft hands. Escobar is a good athlete, showing good agility and leaping ability. Runs good routs but could refine them better.Able to stretch defenses over the middle and a nightmare matchup for safeties and linebackers.
4-107- Brennan Williams, OT, North Carolina, 6’7 315, Very Good tackle that tore his labium and had surgery in December. Should be ready by June. Good bloodline and/could be a good back-up at both tackle spots.
5- 142 – Kenjon Barner, RB, Oregon, 5’10, 188, Fast runner with soft hands out of the backfield. Shifty runner with start-stop-go ability to shake defenders. Very fast straight line speed. Could be our 3rd down back
6- 178 – Greg Blair, ILB, Cincinnati, 6’1.5 256, Sleeper pick for me. As a SILB he can really lay the wood. Good form tackler and stuffs the run. Had 6PBU and 2 Int in 2012.
6- 182 – David Bass, DE, Missouri Western St, 6’5 275, Let John Lott do his magic on him and he could be a perfect back-up to DD. Kid runs a 4.7 40
6- 194 – Copper Taylor, SS, Richmond, 6-4, 229, Taylor is an aggressive safety who isn't afraid to land the big hit while also making sure to wrap up the ball carrier. Good instincts and football awareness. He makes quick decisions in coverage, picking up the back or tight end and closing in on them with surprising speed for his size. Hmmm reminds me of somebody. A young Adub
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