2012 NFL Draft Prospects

diehardskin2982

My Dream Draft:

Round 1 RGIII
Round 2 (trade 3 and 4 to move up) LaMichael James
Round 4 Philip Blake
Round 5 Ryan Broyles
Round 6 Kellen Moore
Round 7 TBD

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los panda

why kellen moore?

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Dirtbag59

Because with our luck we'll need to develop a quality backup. Moore would be great and if we're lucky we could turn him around and trade him for a couple of picks 3 or 4 years down the line.

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donofriose

Round 1) Robert Griffin... obvious choice
Round 3) A lot of late second rounders and 3rd rounders but my first choice would be Amini Silatolu, seems like your typical lineman who didn't go to a big school but is still very good. Him or Trumaine Johnson from Montana, both might be gone though but its the 70th pick and Silatolu is rated 65th overall and Johnson is rated 70th overall. Another great choice would be Markelle Martin, saw him play and was impressed.
Round 4) Nate Potter... very good tackle, Kellen Moore was able to stay healthy for as long as he did mainly cause of this guy.
Round 4) Joe Adams... could go nate potter or joe adams but both are very good players. Adams in the senior bowl stood out, fumbled then responded very well which shows a lot about his mentality and heart.
Round 5) Ryan Broyles... amazing slot receiver would have gone in the top two rounds before injury. Supposedly recovering very nicely. Landry Jones wasn't the same without him, shows his value.
Round 7) Kellen Moore/Cliff Harris, just for a backup Cliff Harris has been dropping on a lot of boards but was impressive a couple of years ago.

Obviously the focus of this draft will be on the offense, and a lot of these are hopeful picks based on where they are projected to go but anything can happen on draft day. But I love the draft so hopefully we get quality players.

GTripp0012

You could probably argue either way whether Moore or Griffin enjoyed the better college career. They were both sensational. And if not for Cam Newton, they both might have won a Heisman.

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CultBrennan59

Amini Silatolu Highlights - YouTube

That Silotou guy from midwestern state is a real eyebrow raiser...Dude is a straight up mauler, reminds me of Jahri Evans meets Mike Iupati..definitely would be a day 1 starter at Guard for us.

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KI Skins Fan

Kellen Moore was a great college QB but, if you're going to go with a short QB, why not go with one who is faster, sturdier, more mobile, and has a better arm - namely Russell Wilson. I think Wilson is a much better fit for the offense we run.

KI Skins Fan

I like the way you think.

I'm a big Markelle Martin fan also, so I wouldn't mind if the Skins picked him in the 3rd Round.

Picking Broyles is a great idea. If Ryan Broyles is healthy, I wouldn't mind the Skins taking him in the 3rd either. He could be outstanding in the slot and he's also a PR. I wouldn't wait beyond the 4th Round to snag Broyles.

As far as OL are concerned, I think we could get a solid OG prospect as late as the 6th round. I like Potter, as well, but at OG. Other OG prospects I like who might be had in the 6th include Adam Gettis, Lonnie Edwards, and Stephen Good.

I'd like to see the Skins get London Fletcher's eventual replacement so the rook can learn from the master, so I'd target Tank Carder in the 4th Round. I think he'd make a very good ILB.

I'm hoping we can get Russell Wilson in the 5th Round.

Cliff Harris might be a good player to take a chance on in the 7th Round.

So:

1. QB RGIII
3. FS Markelle Martin
4. WR/PR Ryan Broyles
4. ILB Tank Carder
5. QB Russell Wilson
6. OG Lonnie Edwards
7. CB Cliff Harris

30gut

Not saying that we should draft Russell Wilson, because I think drafting 2 QBs in the same draft creates more trouble then benefit on a team without an established QB.

But with that being said Wilson has been one of my favorite college QB prospects and here's some high praise from his pro-day:

NFL.com Blogs » Blog Archive Wilson dazzles, Konz sits at Wisconsin pro day «

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TheMalcolmConnection

Do you mean in terms of a QB controversy? If so, I agree, but maaaaaaaaaan, he could be Schaub later on where he comes in for some mop-up duty and gets us a second rounder down the road.

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CultBrennan59

The reason why Kellen Moore (although Russel Wilson is a great QB in his own respects) would be a great backup for us is because of his football smarts. The guy was considered by some a smarter football IQ QB than even Andrew Luck. So think about it. You play Robert, have Rex as the backup, and let Kellen stay on the bench learn the offense, study the other teams, then you can have yourself another matt flynn.

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diehardskin2982

Round 1 RGIII
Round 2 (Trade) LaMichael James RB
Round 4 Philip Blake C
Round 5 Ryan Broyles WR
Round 6 Ron Brooks CB
Round 7 Vontaze Burfict (LOL)

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30gut

I agree with the thought, just don't like the plan for a team with a rookie QB.
I liked the idea for the Packers who drafted Flynn and Brohm in the same class, but they could pull it off because the already had an established incumbent QB.
New England has Hoyer, Eagles have Kafka, Ravens have Tyrod Taylor etc.

But on a team with no established QB its inviting the inevitable comparisons.
And the sports media, especially here in Washington, are predisposed to create a QB controversy even where one really doesn't exsist.

Griffin will undoubtedly have some rough days during training camp, all QBs have them.
All it takes is for a reporter or two (heck with social media any blogger/forum member attending training) to see Griff miss a couple throws that the other QB makes then the snowball begins god forbid the other QB has a better day then Griffin.

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