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Originally Posted by skinsWill
I thought Schmitt was projected in the 3-4 range and Hillis in 4-5? He is a BEAST and would deff. use our 3rd round comp pick on him. And I totally agree we would get a FLOOD of man-crushers on here. Think about all the "who is better/ would win Sellers or Schmitt" threads we would get
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Overall: Schmitt attended Wisconsin River-Falls before transferring to West Virginia in 2004, redshirting that season. He appeared in 25 games in his first two seasons with the Mountaineers (2005-'06), logging 113 carries for 731 yards (6.5 average) and nine touchdowns, plus 20 receptions for 167 yards (8.4 average) blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah happy is the horsey who drinks the magic tequila.
However, we believe Schmitt is the most complete fullback prospect in the 2008 class. He should come off the board somewhere in the fourth-to-fifth round range.
God, I didn't even consider all the Schmitt/Sellers threads. However with the mods around here I think that there will only be one thread thats allowed to stay. ES on the other hand will have at least 4 or 5.
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Originally Posted by Skinny Tee
Sans the Jordy Nelson I really like the mock selections you've made. I'd really feel comforted if the Skins made all the respective position selections on draft day. I'm all about the 2nd and 3rd round picks on CB.
Just reading your made it seem like the building blocks are falling into place.
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The Jordy Nelson selection was based on this quote from Vinny Cerato:
"Receivers are strong in the second or third round," he said. "There's not a top 10 pick [this year]. I don't know if there's a top 20 pick."
Though I like that draft that I just put together the fact remains that it's based more on what I think the Redskins are going to do. At the same time I'm confused since they're bringing in a plethera of Corners for visits so maybe they're targeting a reciever in the third round.
However if they're plaining on a Chad Johnson tradethen chances are that the team will steer clear of drafting a reciever with their first four picks.