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<\/a>No changes for the top 2 picks, as it looks like Jadaveon is a lock to go #1.\u00a0 Unless St. Louis trades out of the #2 pick (which I\u2019d peg at 50\/50) Sammy Watkins looks like their pick\u2026not bad, considering Sammy\u2019s drawing comparisons as a fast Larry Fitzgerald.\u00a0 Big change comes at #3, as the QB-needy Jaguars will shun a QB and go with Kahlil Mack.\u00a0 Why?\u00a0 The Jags are more than just a QB-needy team\u2026they are a [insert position]-needy team.\u00a0 Plus, is there a QB worth the #3 pick in this draft?\u00a0 The Jags have reached for a QB before (see Gabbert, Blaine) and you don\u2019t want to reach at 3.\u00a0 Likewise, the QB-needed Browns will also forgo a QB.\u00a0 I think the Browns believe in Brian Hoyer just enough to give him a chance.\u00a0 Da Raiders picking Robinson is a really smart pick, which is probably why they won\u2019t do it.<\/p>\nAlright, the first QB goes off the Board at #8, as the Vikings take UCF stud Blake Bortles.\u00a0 Blake seems to have risen to the top of the QB class.\u00a0 He\u2019s got prototypical size, and no baggage.\u00a0 He\u2019s the safe pick.\u00a0 Mathews is thought of in many circles as the best OL in the Draft, and would come at a steal for Tampa at 7.\u00a0 The Bills, missing out on Robinson and Mathews, go to their next need, and provide EJ Manual with a legit receiving threat in Eric Ebron (think Vernon Davis minus the diva).\u00a0 Roid Rage has a mild hard-on just thinking about Manual to Ebron.<\/p>\n And the Johnny Football\/Teddy Bridgwater fall begins.\u00a0 Note:\u00a0 if one (or both) get past Tennessee at 11, it\u2019s going to be a long wait).\u00a0 The G-Men stick with Lewan at 12, the question is whether he\u2019ll be there (please be there).\u00a0 I think St. Louis will go Offense\/Offense with their first round picks, giving Sam Bradford no excuse (until his inevitable Week 6 separated shoulder).\u00a0 Defense should dominate the middle round of this draft.\u00a0 Chicago would love it if Donald were still around, but if not, hybrid-stud Anthony Barr should fit perfectly in their defense.<\/p>\n Finally, Johnny Football finds a home in Arizona\u2026but Teddy still sweats it out in the green room.\u00a0 Justin Gilbert provides great value for Miami at #19.\u00a0 The run on WR also begins\u2026Philly would be wise to replace Desean Jackson with Marqise Lee (but wait, he\u2019s from SoCal, aren\u2019t they all gang bangerz???).<\/p>\n Wait\u2026Teddy falls out of the first round???\u00a0 It\u2019s looking that way.\u00a0 Roid Rage has him at #5\u2026but he\u2019s a whore for QBs, and also thinks Derek Carr could find his into the first round.\u00a0 There\u2019s a shot of beamer on that one, son!\u00a0 New England jumps out at me as a team that would love to trade out of the first round and let someone jump back in to the first and maybe grab Teddy. \u00a0There\u2019s a lot of depth to this draft, and many big names still left.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Alright, we\u2019re 3 weeks from the Draft, and things are really starting to change.\u00a0 The question to answer now:\u00a0 how far will Teddy Bridgewater fall?\u00a0 Not if\u2026but how far.\u00a0 That\u2019s right, the consensus #1 overall pick for the past 6 … Continue reading <\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n