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That Guy · 04-19-2006, 11:29 PM

#53 Washington - Richard Marshall, CB, Fresno

best Overall/CB left: Richard Marshall
best OL Left: davin joseph (athletic pulling guard type)
best LB left: D'Qwell/Hodge
best S left: D Bullocks (6'1" 4.38 SS)
best OLB: McIntosh/Jon Alston
best TE: Lewis/Klopfenstein/Fasano

that's the order i'd consider them too. most of those guys are listed in the 38th-48th range as far as overall ranking. Richard Marshall is ranked 31st, but beyond that, he's a complete corner (no glaring weakness) that helps in run support, plays best in man coverage, and knows how to find the endzone (3 ints taken in for TDs). Only a 2 year starter, needs some technique work, but there's no rush to get him on the field. Underrated, even when projected as a late 1st rounder. At pick 53, he's a steal.

guys i passed on:
-davin joseph (OG) is an athletic guard that is polished and could start right away. able to play tackle, but not nearly as good at it. unlike when brown went in last year, jospeh would be able to keep up with pulling plays.

-M Lewis (TE) 2nd best pass catching TE in the draft. Not much of a blocker, but 6'6" with jumping skills - great guy to have in the red zone.

-D'Qwell - a lemar clone, extremely smart, not physically gifted and has trouble shedding blockers, but a play maker, sure tackler, and a guy always near the action.

-Hodge - good overall LB.

-McIntosh - hard worker, good but inconsistant.

-Alston - fast (4.4) smart (standford) LB.

-Bullocks - ballhawk, limited upside.

04-19-2006, 11:29 PM	#65
That Guy Living Legend Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: VA Age: 43 Posts: 17,620	Re: The Warpath 2006 NFL Mock Draft #53 Washington - Richard Marshall, CB, Fresno best Overall/CB left: Richard Marshall best OL Left: davin joseph (athletic pulling guard type) best LB left: D'Qwell/Hodge best S left: D Bullocks (6'1" 4.38 SS) best OLB: McIntosh/Jon Alston best TE: Lewis/Klopfenstein/Fasano that's the order i'd consider them too. most of those guys are listed in the 38th-48th range as far as overall ranking. Richard Marshall is ranked 31st, but beyond that, he's a complete corner (no glaring weakness) that helps in run support, plays best in man coverage, and knows how to find the endzone (3 ints taken in for TDs). Only a 2 year starter, needs some technique work, but there's no rush to get him on the field. Underrated, even when projected as a late 1st rounder. At pick 53, he's a steal. guys i passed on: -davin joseph (OG) is an athletic guard that is polished and could start right away. able to play tackle, but not nearly as good at it. unlike when brown went in last year, jospeh would be able to keep up with pulling plays. -M Lewis (TE) 2nd best pass catching TE in the draft. Not much of a blocker, but 6'6" with jumping skills - great guy to have in the red zone. -D'Qwell - a lemar clone, extremely smart, not physically gifted and has trouble shedding blockers, but a play maker, sure tackler, and a guy always near the action. -Hodge - good overall LB. -McIntosh - hard worker, good but inconsistant. -Alston - fast (4.4) smart (standford) LB. -Bullocks - ballhawk, limited upside.