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We were in a very lucky spot this draft, with basically all of our starters for the season already in place. So it was very much a 'BPA' type of draft. If there would've been a stud S available at 1.21, that's about the only thing I would've changed.
1.21 - QB Hardy Campana - Tom Skeen is gone, J.T. Eisenbart is too prone to turnovers, so enter workout-wonder Hardy Campana. Best Sole (and only average INT), strongest arm, best agility. Bars are not real pretty, so just going pretty completely on what we saw at the combine. If he creeps/booms, he will start.
2.21 - OT Tony Holmes - Big and strong, good combines and bars. Don't know if he's special, but he'll certainly contribute.
3.21 - RB Nick Mayberry - Hm, not sure what I saw here, feels like a big reach. Looks like a sure -7 in camp.
4.2 - DT Mel Browning - This one, on the other hand, feels like a pretty good grab for a fourth. Again, don't think he's a superstar, but good backup and sometime starter.
4.21 - QB Julio Roaf - Nice camp, decent bars, 5% developed. Long-term project, doubt he's more than a 3rd-string for the foreseeable future.
5.21 - OLB Mack Sevcik - Doesn't look too bad. If his PRS & PRT hold, may consider a 3-4.
6.21 - S Harris Kabinoff - Didn't get a safety in the first, but I really like Kabinoff in the 6th. Not the answer as a starter, but great looking role player and ST expert.
7.21 - WR Jimmy Shell - Solid camp and 8% developed, I like this one.
Quite honestly, other than Nick Mayberry, I feel like I got good value at every pick. May not even be a starter in the bunch, but looks like some quality depth and potentially a starter or three.
1.21 - QB Hardy Campana - Tom Skeen is gone, J.T. Eisenbart is too prone to turnovers, so enter workout-wonder Hardy Campana. Best Sole (and only average INT), strongest arm, best agility. Bars are not real pretty, so just going pretty completely on what we saw at the combine. If he creeps/booms, he will start.
2.21 - OT Tony Holmes - Big and strong, good combines and bars. Don't know if he's special, but he'll certainly contribute.
3.21 - RB Nick Mayberry - Hm, not sure what I saw here, feels like a big reach. Looks like a sure -7 in camp.
4.2 - DT Mel Browning - This one, on the other hand, feels like a pretty good grab for a fourth. Again, don't think he's a superstar, but good backup and sometime starter.
4.21 - QB Julio Roaf - Nice camp, decent bars, 5% developed. Long-term project, doubt he's more than a 3rd-string for the foreseeable future.
5.21 - OLB Mack Sevcik - Doesn't look too bad. If his PRS & PRT hold, may consider a 3-4.
6.21 - S Harris Kabinoff - Didn't get a safety in the first, but I really like Kabinoff in the 6th. Not the answer as a starter, but great looking role player and ST expert.
7.21 - WR Jimmy Shell - Solid camp and 8% developed, I like this one.
Quite honestly, other than Nick Mayberry, I feel like I got good value at every pick. May not even be a starter in the bunch, but looks like some quality depth and potentially a starter or three.
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