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Per Mel Kiper:
1) Manti Te'o LB
2) Eddie Lacy RB
3) Geno Smith QB
4) Matt Barkley QB
5) Jonathan Cyprien S
6) Zach Ertz TE
7) Montee Ball RB
8) Kevin Minter LB
9) John Jenkins DT
10) Menelik Watson OT
Certainly those top 10 are debatable, but who all are realistic and ideal options in Round 2. We can pretty easily ignore the QBs, RBs, and DT. OT is the biggest need, but I don't want to reach either. Te'o, if still on the board, might be my pick. We still need a replacement for Durant. He looks like a first rounder on tape, and would have a strong line in front of him to occupy blockers. Falling due to 40 time (which is generally overrated) and non-football issues (girlfriend scandal, not drugs or character issues).
After Te'o, I think I prefer Ertz. We keep talking about need a slot reciever, but why reach for a WR when we could get a big, sure-handed guy like Ertz. He spent a lot of time lining up outside the box already, and is a solid route-runner. He can play in all situations, and could limit the snaps required by our injury-prone WRs.
1) Manti Te'o LB
2) Eddie Lacy RB
3) Geno Smith QB
4) Matt Barkley QB
5) Jonathan Cyprien S
6) Zach Ertz TE
7) Montee Ball RB
8) Kevin Minter LB
9) John Jenkins DT
10) Menelik Watson OT
Certainly those top 10 are debatable, but who all are realistic and ideal options in Round 2. We can pretty easily ignore the QBs, RBs, and DT. OT is the biggest need, but I don't want to reach either. Te'o, if still on the board, might be my pick. We still need a replacement for Durant. He looks like a first rounder on tape, and would have a strong line in front of him to occupy blockers. Falling due to 40 time (which is generally overrated) and non-football issues (girlfriend scandal, not drugs or character issues).
After Te'o, I think I prefer Ertz. We keep talking about need a slot reciever, but why reach for a WR when we could get a big, sure-handed guy like Ertz. He spent a lot of time lining up outside the box already, and is a solid route-runner. He can play in all situations, and could limit the snaps required by our injury-prone WRs.