That's Not A Mock...THIS IS A REAL Mock

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Doubt McGlinchey falls that far...

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Maybe this is the year we draft Marcus Allen...*sigh*...

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I would be very happy with either of the Domers OL projected in the first round.

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@JimmyinSD said:
I would be very happy with either of the Domers OL projected in the first round.

And, Rick likes Domers...Get Mike, move Remmers either inside or to the bench...Our OTs would be Reiff, McGlinchey, Hill, and Remmers...whoa...I'm turgid...

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I'd take that in a heartbeat. Rashod Hill needs to be the top swing tackle for depth moving forward. Remmers needs to compete for his job next year with a top OL from the draft. 

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Hill has been quite the find...helluva snag off the Jags PS...

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McGlinchey would be a great pick for us, especially as a RT. Mike is a consistent, tough nosed player who is not going to wow you with elite athleticism, but his work ethic and size make up for a lot of what he lacks in gym short Olympics. I think he has shown at times this season that he can get beat by smaller, athletic guys and that is why he has fallen a little because some teams will view him as more of a RT prospect (which he played his first two seasons before switching over to the left side when Ronnie Stanley graduated).

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@supafreak84 said:
McGlinchey would be a great pick for us, especially as a RT. Mike is a consistent, tough nosed player who is not going to wow you with elite athleticism, but his work ethic and size make up for a lot of what he lacks in gym short Olympics. I think he has shown at times this season that he can get beat by smaller, athletic guys and that is why he has fallen a little because some teams will view him as more of a RT prospect (which he played his first two seasons before switching over to the left side when Ronnie Stanley graduated).

McGlinchey is very similar to Taylor Decker two years ago. Both make up for a perceived lack of athleticism with strong technique and toughness. Ideally you'd play him at RT since he'd be nasty playing downhill. But the NFL teams are starting to put speed on both sides of the O-line so you could flip him to LT from day one if you really wanted to. I've watched enough of him to say with some confidence he'll be between the 11th and 20th ranked player in the draft depending on draft order/ team need. 

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Depends on what happens with Newman, but DB seems to be the sweet spot in the mid to late 20's. There will be both corners and safeties there. Although he may be riser throughout the draft process Tarvarus McFadden opposite of Rhodes would play well. If you look back at Rhodes at FSU they're similar players. The only significant difference is that Xavier was more physical where McFadden plays the ball better. 

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@"Geoff Nichols" said:
Depends on what happens with Newman, but DB seems to be the sweet spot in the mid to late 20's. There will be both corners and safeties there. Although he may be riser throughout the draft process Tarvarus McFadden opposite of Rhodes would play well. If you look back at Rhodes at FSU they're similar players. The only significant difference is that Xavier was more physical where McFadden plays the ball better. 

do we have room for 4 high round CBs on the roster.