2011 NFL Mock Draft thread.

[SkinzWin]

Originally Posted by Dirtbag59

You know, I'm tempted to say congrads Peyton, but then I thought f**k that. Guy has millions of dollars, a Super Bowl ring, beautiful wife, multiple pro bowls, a pro player as a father that let him hang out with other pros as a kid, a quick release that limits the number of hits he takes, and now TWINS!

F**k that.

Oh and it's not regular twins where they'll have to worry about one uping each other all the time or who will play QB, NO! One's a boy and one's a girl. And of course he's a rich football star so all the dirty work of being a parent will be given to a nanny. Oh and the kids Uncle Eli also has a Super Bowl ring and millions of dollars. The perfect little family. F**k you Peyton and your perfect life. Lol.

Don't forget a thinning head of hair to match a receding hair line with that non-heterosexual comb over.

[Monkeydad]

Originally Posted by Dirtbag59

You know, I'm tempted to say congrads Peyton, but then I thought f**k that. Guy has millions of dollars, a Super Bowl ring, beautiful wife, multiple pro bowls, a pro player as a father that let him hang out with other pros as a kid, a quick release that limits the number of hits he takes, and now TWINS!

F**k that.

Oh and it's not regular twins where they'll have to worry about one uping each other all the time or who will play QB, NO! One's a boy and one's a girl. And of course he's a rich football star so all the dirty work of being a parent will be given to a nanny. Oh and the kids Uncle Eli also has a Super Bowl ring and millions of dollars. The perfect little family. F**k you Peyton and your perfect life. Lol.

You sound like Robert Barone.

[SmootSmack]

I'm going to shake things around a bit

1. Panthers-Cam Newton
2. Broncos-Marcell Dareus
3. Bills-Von Miller
4. Bengals-AJ Green
5. Titans-Blaine Gabbert
6. Browns-Julio Jones
7. Niners-Patrick Peterson
8. Cardinals-Jimmy Smith
9. Cowboys-Tyron Smith
10. Redskins-Robert Quinn

[SkinzWin]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

I'm going to shake things around a bit

1. Panthers-Cam Newton
2. Broncos-Marcell Dareus
3. Bills-Von Miller
4. Bengals-AJ Green
5. Titans-Blaine Gabbert
6. Browns-Julio Jones
7. Niners-Patrick Peterson
8. Cardinals-Jimmy Smith
9. Cowboys-Tyron Smith
10. Redskins-Robert Quinn

This would be 10x worse than the Heyward-Bey pick at #7 by the Raiders. This would be the worldwide nuclear meltdown of NFL picks. That being said, I hope it happens. With the exception of Von Miller still being there at #10. I'm okay with Quinn too though.

[NC_Skins]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

I'm going to shake things around a bit

1. Panthers-Cam Newton
2. Broncos-Marcell Dareus
3. Bills-Von Miller

No way in hell J. Richardson picks Newton with all those red flags about his character. It's not his style and probably never will be. One thing for certain is the Panthers don't keep or draft a bunch of knuckleheads. I wouldn't call S. Smith a knucklehead before you decide to go there.

[MTK]

Newton to the Panthers doesn't seem all that crazy

Panthers piling up Cam Newton tape | ProFootballTalk

[NC_Skins]

Originally Posted by Mattyk

Newton to the Panthers doesn't seem all that crazy

Panthers piling up Cam Newton tape | ProFootballTalk

They are blowing smoke up people's ass with this one. I don't see this one happening, but I'll eat my crow if they do indeed select him. If they do, you can write off the Panthers for another 5 years or so.

[Son Of Man]

Originally Posted by SkinzWin

This would be 10x worse than the Heyward-Bey pick at #7 by the Raiders. This would be the worldwide nuclear meltdown of NFL picks. That being said, I hope it happens. With the exception of Von Miller still being there at #10. I'm okay with Quinn too though.

I have a suspicion that we go OLB later in the draft and not at #10 (assuming we stay at #10).

[SmootSmack]

The Panthers would prefer to trade down, but if they can't I think they go with Newton. I've been torn between Gabbert and Newton for them

[SmootSmack]

Originally Posted by Son Of Man

I have a suspicion that we go OLB later in the draft and not at #10 (assuming we stay at #10).

Very possible. I mean maybe they go with a guy like Watt at 10?

[MTK]

Originally Posted by NC_Skins

They are blowing smoke up people's ass with this one. I don't see this one happening, but I'll eat my crow if they do indeed select him. If they do, you can write off the Panthers for another 5 years or so.

Maybe, but it wasn't the Panthers releasing this info so take it for what it is. At the very least the Panthers are just doing their homework.

[celts32]

When it comes to the 1st pick where theres smoke there is usually fire. It's the one pick the media usually figures out and most of the rumors so far have been on Newton. When the Texans passed on Reggie Bush and took Mario Williams it's like the only time I can remember being even remotely surprised by the #1 pick recently.

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by celts32

When it comes to the 1st pick where theres smoke there is usually fire. It's the one pick the media usually figures out and most of the rumors so far have been on Newton. When the Texans passed on Reggie Bush and took Mario Williams it's like the only time I can remember being even remotely surprised by the #1 pick recently.

Yup. Until there is a rookie wage scale it will be hard to trade out of that first pick. And if you cannot trade out, there is no harm in broadcasting your intentions.

[NC_Skins]

Originally Posted by Lotus

Yup. Until there is a rookie wage scale it will be hard to trade out of that first pick. And if you cannot trade out, there is no harm in broadcasting your intentions.

Well, anybody being drafted in this years draft will fall under the new rookie scale that will be implemented with the new CBA. This is one of the few issues that both sides have agreed on. There isn't much to risk (financially wise) from teams choosing "high risk" guys in the top spots now. Poorly picking can still set your team back though. (especially at the QB spot) Trading back should be easier than ever with the financial risks gone from insane rookie contracts.

I do not believe any team in the first round would guarantee Newton 40-60 million under the previous CBA. He would free fall much like Jimmy Clausen did, who was another talented QB, but had "character issues".

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by NC_Skins

Well, anybody being drafted in this years draft will fall under the new rookie scale that will be implemented with the new CBA. This is one of the few issues that both sides have agreed on. There isn't much to risk (financially wise) from teams choosing "high risk" guys in the top spots now. Poorly picking can still set your team back though. (especially at the QB spot) Trading back should be easier than ever with the financial risks gone from insane rookie contracts.

I do not believe any team in the first round would guarantee Newton 40-60 million under the previous CBA. He would free fall much like Jimmy Clausen did, who was another talented QB, but had "character issues".

Nope. There has been agreement in principle that there should be a rookie wage scale. But details have not been worked out. Even if they had details, such will not go into effect until a new CBA is signed. The chances of having a signed and sealed CBA before the draft are slim. Rookie pay this year remains an uncertainty but there is a good chance that last year's rules will apply.