Bridgewater or Clowney 2014

11Gabbert11 — Thu, 28 Mar 2013 19:40:39 -0000

Hey guys, I have a question. Assuming in my opinion that we draft Deion Jordan. would you rather prefer drafting Bridgewater or Clowney? I think because we are in the first year of the rebuild that we will probably be drafting top 2 once again. I'm truly 50/50 on both of them. I see Bridgewater as the next RG3 and Cam Newton mix. Clowney is just Clowney. Please leave your choice Go Jags!

FIRST POST, FIRST MOCK

11Gabbert11 — Sat, 09 Mar 2013 13:15:35 -0000

Hey guys, this is my first post and mock, i just recently went on walterfootball.com and saw their full draft mock and LOVED what they gave the jags, so I'm just gonna copy what they gave us:

Round One: Deion Jordan LEO: "New head coach Gus Bradley met with the NFL Network crew during the Senior Bowl. He told them that one of the things he learned under Pete Carroll was to build the team on speed. Dion Jordan certainly fits the bill there, as he was one of the most explosive athletes at the Combine.

Jordan, who is definitely one of the top players available, fits Bradley's defense perfectly in the Leo position. Given that he's drawn comparisons to Aldon Smith, Jordan would improve the team's last-ranked pass rush. He would also be able to drop into coverage and defend tight ends - and that is key because the Texans and Colts both use multi-tight end sets."

Round Two: Johnathan Banks CB: "As mentioned in the Jacksonville Jaguars 2013 NFL Team Needs, there seems to be something wrong with every Jacksonville cornerback. Derek Cox is an injury-prone free agent. Aaron Ross isn't any good. Rashean Mathis is old. William Middleton is about to hit the market as well. Sixth-round rookie Mike Harris played decently until Tom Brady exposed him in Week 16. The new front office needs to find a new No. 1 cornerback.

Johnthan Banks had an awful Combine, but he fits perfectly into Gus Bradley's system as a tall, lanky corner. "

Round Three: Khaseem Greene LB: "With Daryl Smith gone, the Jaguars don't really have anything at outside linebacker. Khaseem Greene, who could easily be taken off the board in the middle of Round 2, would fix that. "

Round Four: Matt Scott QB: "The Jaguars have to spend a pick on a quarterback at some point. New general manager has sounded like a lunatic in his praise for Blaine Gabbert, but he must have a backup plan if/when Gabbert sucks again. Jacksonville has been linked to Matt Scott. "

Round Five: Brian Winters OG : "Eben Britton was benched this past season, and replacement Mike Brewster wasn't much better. The Jaguars will likely spend a Round 2-5 pick on a replacement. "

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Hey guys, this is my first post and mock, i just recently went on walterfootball.com and saw their full draft mock and LOVED what they gave the jags, so I'm just gonna copy what they gave us:

Johnthan Banks had an awful Combine, but he fits perfectly into Gus Bradley's system as a tall, lanky corner. "

Round Five: Brian Winters OG : "Eben Britton was benched this past season, and replacement Mike Brewster wasn't much better. The Jaguars will likely spend a Round 2-5 pick on a replacement. "

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First Mock Draft

11Gabbert11 — Wed, 09 Jan 2013 11:42:38 -0000

Here we go.... This is assuming we get some quality players in free agency

round 1: Bjoern Berner DE

Round 2: Kennan Allen WR (assuming Laurant Robinson is gone, this guy is 6'3 and could be the bigger Recieaver we need)

Round 2 (TRADE 5th 6th and 2014 3rd) Tyler Wilson QB (need to start to develop someone)

round 3- Levon Bell RB (mjd's successor)

round 4- Alex ogletree LB (hopefully if we move to a 3-4 and hire Rob Ryan)

7th- some unknown pplayer

so what u guys think?