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☑️Ward - #1

☑️Arroyo - Mid to late 2nd. Warren and Loveland are going top 25. Taylor and Arroyo are likely going 2nd round. Fannin and Ferguson I'd think are 3rd rounders. Maybe 4th. TEs could go on an early run though.

⏬Martinez - late 3rd to late 4th. Deep RB class. But I think that means teams are going to have vastly different RB rankings/groupings that fit their needs. If you want a bigger RB, you're not caring about where Tuten/Harvey/Giddens/Sampson etc rank. You're thinking of I don't get Martinez, next up is like Devin Neal, then maybe Jordan James/Etienne/ but they're further down. So Martinez could get drafted far closer to Judkins/Skattebo than people think, and even higher tbh.

☑️Rivers - Late 4th 5th. Good prospect with great arm length. Not the most athletic, but good versatility. Coaches will obviously like him. I think 4th is where he'll land. At best late 3rd, but doubt it. At worst late 5th imo. Not sure there are all that many good guards available past 5th round...

❌Restrepo - 5th. Some teams will remove completely from board based on 40 time. But there are plenty of teams that care more about film and film speed than what they ran in shorts and shirt. So guys that run bad times but are viewed fine athletically on film can be sleepers. And at the end of the day Restrepo is productive and can be a good slot add for most teams. Still probably ends up a top 20 WR pick. If I'm Titans I'm going for Ward #1, Higgins in 2nd round (or an EDGE and Kyle Williams in 3rd), then Restrepo late.

☑️Baron - 5th to mid 6th. Great athlete, decent production. EDGE will go early and often, and by 5th round options will be Sorrell, Que Robinson, Batty, Ingram-Dawkins, etc.

❌Barrow - 6th to 7th. This is a very deep DT class. But after the first 15 or so go by round 4, they can be any order from there. And Barron had good production and tested well. Just is undersized so may have limited teams going for him.

❌Sam Brown - late 6th to 7th. Great athlete, so good shot to get drafted as late round potential. In the Badger/Chism grouping.

⏫Mauigoa - 7th. Surprisingly great athlete tbh. Don't think this is the best LB class. His athleticism could get him drafted early 6th...

⏫Borregales - Possibly a 7th. There is almost always a team or two who will draft a kicker, and he is best or 2nd best kicker in this draft.

Actual Picks:
Ward - 1.1
Arroyo - 2.50
Rives - 5.153
Mauigoa - 5.162
Baron - 5.176
Borregales 6.182
Martinez - 7.223
 
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IndayArtHauz said:
Andy Borregales - 2nd Round - 49ers
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You're locked in pal.
 
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CaneLife93 said:
Cam Ward - Titans
Elijiah Arroyo - Patriots
Tyler Barron - Patriots
Xavier Restrepo - Patriots
Sam Brown - Patriots
Jacolby George - Patriots
Jalen Rivers - Patriots
Kiko Mauignoa - Patriots
Damien Martinez - Patriots
Andy Borregales - Patriots
Elijah Alston - Patriots
Barrow - Patriots
Powell - Patriots
Carpenter - Patriots
Porter - Patriots
Cam McCormick - Patriots Front Office
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LOL
 
Calinative said:
Ward - #1

Arroyo - Mid to late 2nd. Warren and Loveland are going top 25. Taylor and Arroyo are likely going 2nd round. Fannin and Ferguson I'd think are 3rd rounders. Maybe 4th. TEs could go on an early run though.

Martinez - late 3rd to late 4th. Deep RB class. But I think that means teams are going to have vastly different RB rankings/groupings that fit their needs. If you want a bigger RB, you're not caring about where Tuten/Harvey/Giddens/Sampson etc rank. You're thinking of I don't get Martinez, next up is like Devin Neal, then maybe Jordan James/Etienne/ but they're further down. So Martinez could get drafted far closer to Judkins/Skattebo than people think, and even higher tbh.

Rivers - Late 4th 5th. Good prospect with great arm length. Not the most athletic, but good versatility. Coaches will obviously like him. I think 4th is where he'll land. At best late 3rd, but doubt it. At worst late 5th imo. Not sure there are all that many good guards available past 5th round...

Restrepo - 5th. Some teams will remove completely from board based on 40 time. But there are plenty of teams that care more about film and film speed than what they ran in shorts and shirt. So guys that run bad times but are viewed fine athletically on film can be sleepers. And at the end of the day Restrepo is productive and can be a good slot add for most teams. Still probably ends up a top 20 WR pick. If I'm Titans I'm going for Ward #1, Higgins in 2nd round (or an EDGE and Kyle Williams in 3rd), then Restrepo late.

Baron - 5th to mid 6th. Great athlete, decent production. EDGE will go early and often, and by 5th round options will be Sorrell, Que Robinson, Batty, Ingram-Dawkins, etc.

Barrow - 6th to 7th. This is a very deep DT class. But after the first 15 or so go by round 4, they can be any order from there. And Barron had good production and tested well. Just is undersized so may have limited teams going for him.

Sam Brown - late 6th to 7th. Great athlete, so good shot to get drafted as late round potential. In the Badger/Chism grouping.

Mauigoa - 7th. Surprisingly great athlete tbh. Don't think this is the best LB class. Maybe two will be selected in the first 2.5 rounds....

Borregales - Possibly a 7th. There is almost always a team or two who will draft a kicker, and he is best or 2nd best kicker in this draft.
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I totally agree with your Rivers take
 
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Sam Brown had really good testing numbers and better tape at Houston. Could be a late day 3, too. Might be pushing it but GMs love underwear Olympics
 
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