With the 34th pick the Washington Native Americans select Stanley Jean-Baptiste. A 6-3 WR (4.46 40 time) that converted to DB (like Richard Sherman). He can also play free safety as well (like Cam Chancler)... It's a copy cat league. Washington filled a lot of holes already during free agency but still could use help at DB and the safety position and Stanley fills both of those needs.
I probably was being unrealistically overoptimistic... but he is one of the CBs I was hoping would be there later in the round when the Niners draft again. Scratch that idea...
Position by position best available... QB JIMMY GAROPPOLO, EASTERN ILLINOIS TOM SAVAGE, PITT LOGAN THOMAS, VIRGINIA TECH AARON MURRAY, GEORGIA ZACH METTENBERGER, LSU RB CARLOS HYDE, OHIO STATE BISHOP SANKEY, WASHINGTON JEREMY HILL, LSU TRE MASON, AUBURN CHARLES SIMS, WEST VIRGINIA WR DAVANTE ADAMS, FRESNO STATE JARVIS LANDRY, LSU JORDAN MATTHEWS, VANDERBILT PAUL RICHARDSON, COLORADO BRUCE ELLINGTON, SOUTH CAROLINA TE JACE AMARO, TEXAS TECH TROY NIKLAS, NORTE DAME AUSTIN SEFERIAN-JENKINS, WASHINGTON CJ FIEDOROWICZ, IOWA MARCEL JENSEN, FRESNO STATE FB TRE MILLARD, OKLAHOMA RYAN HEWITT, STANFORD JC COPELAND, LSU T MORGAN MOSES, VIRGINIA JOEL BITONIO, NEVADA JA'WUAN JAMES, TENN BRANDON THOMAS, CLEMSON JACK MEWHORT, OHIO STATE G XAVIER SU'A-FILO, UCLA DAVID YANKEY, STANFORD JOHN URSCHEL, PENN STATE TRAI TURNER, LSU CYRIL RICHARDSON, BAYLOR C MARCUS MARTIN, USC RUSSELL BODINE, NORTH CAROLINA WESTON RICHBURG, COLO STATE BRYAN STORK, FLORIDA STATE TRAVIS SWANSON, ARKANSAS DT TIMMY JERNIGAN, FLORIDA STATE DOMINIQUE EASLEY, FLORIDA DAQUAN JONES, PENN STATE KELCY QUARLES, SOUTH CAROLINA BRENT URBAN, VIRGINIA DE DEE FORD, AUBURN SCOTT CHRICHTON, OREGON STATE KAREEM MARTIN, NORTH CAROLINA CHRIS SMITH, ARKANSAS MARCUS SMITH, LOUISVILLE ILB CHRIS BORLAND, WISCONSIN SHAYNE SKOV, STANFORD PRESTON BROWN, LOUISVILLE YAWIN SMALLWOOD, UCONN MAX BULLOUGH, MICH STATE OLB JERRY ATTAOCHU, GEORGIA TECH DEMARCUS LAWRENCE, BOISE STATE KYLE VAN NOY, BYU JORDIE TRIPP, MONTANA ADRIAN HUBBARD, ALABAMA CB KYLE FULLER, VIRGINIA TECH LAMARCUS JOYNER, FLORIDA STATE LOUCHEIZ PURIFOY, FLORIDA BASHAUD BREELAND, CLEMSON MARCUS ROBERSON, FLORIDA S DEONE BUCANNON, WASH STATE JIMMIE WARD, N ILLINOIS TERRENCE BROOKS, FLORIDA STATE CRAIG LOSTON, LSU BROCK VEREEN, MINNESOTA K DAVID LOPEZ, WAGNER DAN FISHER, BLOOMSBURG CURT DUNCAN, CARSON-NEWMAN P STEVE CLARK, AUBURN BRIK WEDEKIND, MONMOUTH ERIC SCHAIBLE, ROSE-HULMAN
With the 35th pick, the Cleveland Browns select Morgan Moses, OT, Virginia Round 2 1 (33). Houston Texans - Cyrus Kouandijo, OT, Alabama 2 (34). Washington Redskins - Stanley Jean-Baptiste, CB, Nebraska 3 (35). Cleveland Browns - Morgan Moses, OT, Virginia The Oakland Raiders/jev5555 are on the clock
With the 37th pick, the Atlanta Falcons select Timmy Jernigan, DT, Florida State. He is the BPA on the board by far and also a team need.
A receiver sounds good for Tampa but it's not like they are hurting at that position and they have what appears to be a young stud at the tight end spot. All of their good running backs had season ending injuries and Doug Martin didn't look good before his injury so maybe a running back should be considered and get a receiver later since the draft is "so deep at that position." Hill could could be a beast behind that great offensive line.
TB With the 38th pick Tampa Bay Buccaneers select:- Kyle Fuller CB Virginia Tech STRENGTHS: Physical demeanor with good length. Excellent toughness and energy -- plays like he's 25 pounds thicker. Good vertical leap and smooth hip action to flip-and-go. Good route recognition and outstanding read-and-react quickness to mirror or plant-and-drive to attack. Above-average anticipation and cover instincts. Studies receivers and does his homework to know what to look for without hesitation. Physical in run support and works hard to get off blocks. Closes in a flash with a fierce attitude. Heady and opportunistic player. Very good ball awareness and NFL ball skills. Good blitzer. Experience playing inside and outside and at safety, linebacker and special teams. WEAKNESSES: Very lean with limited muscle definition and overall growth potential. Overaggressive nature and he over-pursues in coverage and run support to compensate for lack of elite speed. Doesn't have gear to recover if he loses a step at the line. Too "hands on" and is susceptible to mental errors. Tends to freelance. Undisciplined making tackles in the open field. Strong durability concerns with his physical style and lean body type. Senior season ended prematurely due to hernia surgery in Nov. 2013. Compares To: Jason McCourty, Titans - Fuller isn't an elite athlete, but he's agile and quick with the aggressive nature and reaction quickness to make plays against the pass and the run. --Dane Brugler PLAYER OVERVIEW A three-star recruit, Fuller played multiple positions over his four-year starting career in Blacksburg -- linebacker, safety, cornerback and nickel. An All-ACC performer the past three seasons, Fuller is rangy and light-footed with quick movements, long arms and can play man or zone coverage. Fuller is a string bean with limited room to get much stronger, but he plays bigger than he looks with the confidence and instincts to make plays wherever he lines up.
Oops...sorry I was late - got caught shopping with the missus. Su'a Filo was my other choice - I was hemming and hawing between the two of them.
With the 39th Pick The Jacksonville Jaguars select Jordan Mathews, WR Vanderbilt The Jags need a WR to compliment the oft troubled Justin Blackmon or even replace him if he cant ever get his head together. Mathews can be a top threat in Jacksonville and would bolster their offense.
