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Official 2018: NTNFL Mock Draft
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DeadsetAce
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New England selects....
Sony Michel, RB, Georgia
Sony Michel, RB, Georgia
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ummmmm.. what's going on with dude's eyes in that last pic??
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he scouting the other offense and watching his defense work at the same time
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Sony on the Pats is nice.
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The Washingtons select:
Mason Rudolph, QB, Oklahoma St.
Like many prospects for the 2018 NFL Draft, Rudolph grew up in a football family. His father, Brett, played at North Carolina in the 1980s. His brother, Logan, is a top 200 recruit that committed to play outside linebacker for Clemson starting in 2017. That background and support helped him excel in high school, where he was a finalist for South Carolina's Mr. Football Award as a senior (4,377 passing yards, 64 touchdowns, eight interceptions). It was expected that Rudolph would take a redshirt in 2014, but the Cowboys' starter fell to injury late in the year. He played in three games, starting two, led the team to a comeback win over rival Oklahoma. Rudolph was OSU's MVP in 2015, starting 12 games (missing most of that year's Bedlam due to injury), completing 62.3 percent of his passes for 3,770 yards and 21 touchdowns and nine interceptions. In his junior campaign, Rudolph stood tall in the pocket and earned honorable mention all-conference honors, distributing the ball to either sideline, as well as down the field, for 4,091 yards (ranking eighth in the FBS) on a 63.4 completion rate with 28 touchdowns -- but throwing just four interceptions in the process. While Rudolph is a pocket passer, he also had six rushing touchdowns in 2016. Rudolph finished his career by winning the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm and Sammy Baugh Awards while earning second-team All-Big 12 recognition. He led the FBS with 377 passing yards per game (4,904 total), completing 65 percent of his passes, finishing among the nation's leader with 37 touchdowns while throwing just nine interceptions.
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Mason Rudolph, QB, Oklahoma St.
Like many prospects for the 2018 NFL Draft, Rudolph grew up in a football family. His father, Brett, played at North Carolina in the 1980s. His brother, Logan, is a top 200 recruit that committed to play outside linebacker for Clemson starting in 2017. That background and support helped him excel in high school, where he was a finalist for South Carolina's Mr. Football Award as a senior (4,377 passing yards, 64 touchdowns, eight interceptions). It was expected that Rudolph would take a redshirt in 2014, but the Cowboys' starter fell to injury late in the year. He played in three games, starting two, led the team to a comeback win over rival Oklahoma. Rudolph was OSU's MVP in 2015, starting 12 games (missing most of that year's Bedlam due to injury), completing 62.3 percent of his passes for 3,770 yards and 21 touchdowns and nine interceptions. In his junior campaign, Rudolph stood tall in the pocket and earned honorable mention all-conference honors, distributing the ball to either sideline, as well as down the field, for 4,091 yards (ranking eighth in the FBS) on a 63.4 completion rate with 28 touchdowns -- but throwing just four interceptions in the process. While Rudolph is a pocket passer, he also had six rushing touchdowns in 2016. Rudolph finished his career by winning the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm and Sammy Baugh Awards while earning second-team All-Big 12 recognition. He led the FBS with 377 passing yards per game (4,904 total), completing 65 percent of his passes, finishing among the nation's leader with 37 touchdowns while throwing just nine interceptions.
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New England selects....
Sony Michel, RB, Georgia
Wow, very uncharacteristic for the patriots to draft a RB in the draft, let alone this early.
GM DSA changing the narrative.
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6 minutes.
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Or someone else can fill in and make both picks.
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My bad guys I was busy at work. Give me 5 min
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Broncos Take DJ Chark, WR LSU
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Bengals take Harrison Phillips, DT Stanford.
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With the 47th pick in the 2018 NFL draft the San Fransico 49ers select Equanimeous St. Brown AKA “The dreadless cinnaMon” WR Norte Dame.
Tall with a great catch radius. Surprisingly he threw up 20 reps; but then again not that surprising when you find out this is his pops.
Couple that with 4.48 speed and there’s a lot of potential here. Plus mans speaks like 4 languages and is wildly intelligent. He has an immensely interesting story. If you haven’t seen this you should check it out. Crazy how the Ball family gets mad attention when there’s families like this out there.
https://www.google.com/amp/amp.si.c...imeous-osiris-amonra-st-brown-brothers-family
Tall with a great catch radius. Surprisingly he threw up 20 reps; but then again not that surprising when you find out this is his pops.
Couple that with 4.48 speed and there’s a lot of potential here. Plus mans speaks like 4 languages and is wildly intelligent. He has an immensely interesting story. If you haven’t seen this you should check it out. Crazy how the Ball family gets mad attention when there’s families like this out there.
https://www.google.com/amp/amp.si.c...imeous-osiris-amonra-st-brown-brothers-family
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With the 48th pick of the 2018 NFL Draft, the Los Angeles Chargers select:
Malik Jefferson, LB, Texas
Malik Jefferson, LB, Texas
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Colts @air spider 777 are now on the clock.
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you see the Real Sports on HBO show about their family? Pretty cool. Check it out if you haven't.With the 47th pick in the 2018 NFL draft the San Fransico 49ers select Equanimeous St. Brown AKA “The dreadless cinnaMon” WR Norte Dame.
Tall with a great catch radius. Surprisingly he threw up 20 reps; but then again not that surprising when you find out this is his pops.
Couple that with 4.48 speed and there’s a lot of potential here. Plus mans speaks like 4 languages and is wildly intelligent. He has an immensely interesting story. If you haven’t seen this you should check it out. Crazy how the Ball family gets mad attention when there’s families like this out there.
https://www.google.com/amp/amp.si.c...imeous-osiris-amonra-st-brown-brothers-family
