Peter King Mock Draft....

[TMC]

http://mmqb.si.com/2014/05/06/nfl-mock-draft-peter-king-khalil-mack-houston-texans/

He has the Steelers trading down with Philly for their first and second round picks. They draft Beckham. The Steelers take Fuller at 22.

I would take that today.

 

[FordFairLane]

If we trade down, get Fuller, and a 2nd I'd be happy. In fact I wouldn't be upset if we traded from there with Houston and take their #33 and #65 so they could grab Bortles and we get three second rounders and the first and one of the last third rounders.

 

[ZACKB]

I love his mock. I would take Fuller, then a Dlineman and OLB in rd 2. Wr in rd 3.

 

[GMC]

Make it so. If they could manage to get Fuller and an extra 2d, I'd be as happy as I was pissed after rd1 last year.

 

[ZACKB]

I see Miami, Philly, NYJ, and San Fran and teams that want to trade up. If OBJr and of of Martin/Lewan are around we could have some nice trade back opportunities.

 

[Bigappleyinzer]

Aint no way we get a 2nd round pick, simply for the Iggles to move up 7 measly spots. I think maybe a 3rd would be fair market value.

That being said- I would take a third rd pick from Philly in a heartbeat!

 

[ZACKB]

Believe me, a few teams love PBJ, and think he is barely behind Watkins. Hell...we love him too. Considering that...you gotta create a bidding war and get a second for him. A third and fourth...at least.

 

[Superman]

I still think someone will take Bridgewater in the 1st.

Though if he lasts to 20, I can see the Texans taking him at the top of the 2nd, provided they do not trade up.
In this draft, Carr, Bortles and Bridgewater are still available at 20. The only team after us that may be inclined to take a QB (though not in the 1st) are Dallas (Romo sucks and is breaking down) and Denver (Peyton won't play but another 2 seasons at most). Thus, Houston could either stand pat and take the remaining QB between those three or trade up. The significance of trading up for Houston is that if they do not, then Carr, Bortles and/or Bridgewater may all three be gone.

I'd be very interested in trading down with Houston in that situation, considering they may be coerced into over-valuing the selection.

 

[TDX27]

A second does seem a bit much to move up 7 spots for Philly but I sure wouldn't hesitate to take that deal if they offered it.

 

[TMC]

Aint no way we get a 2nd round pick, simply for the Iggles to move up 7 measly spots. I think maybe a 3rd would be fair market value.

That being said- I would take a third rd pick from Philly in a heartbeat!

Maybe, maybe not. According to the value chart, the 22nd and 54th picks are worth 1140 points. The 15th pick is worth 1050. The difference is 90 points. If a team between the Steelers-Eagles is offering a 1st and 3rd, say the Jets (picks 18&80), that gives them a point value of 1090. The Eagles would have to beat that to entice the Steelers to move down lower.

It all depends on how hot that pick becomes.

 

[ZACKB]

The Cards May want Bortles, so they may want to trade up too!!

 

[Superman]

d'oh! forgot about the Cardinals.

Arizona, Cleveland, Dallas and Denver may be in line to snag Carr, Bortles and/or Bridgewater.

 

[ZACKB]

lots of trade down scenarios...ohhh, I wish the draft was tonight... Dammit!!!

 

[Vader]

I don't see Clowney falling that far. I do like the trade with the iggles.

 

[ZACKB]

Hoiston and Rams won't take him. Jax would. If Houston or St. Louis trade down then he will go top 2....if not Jax may take him.

 

[bermudasteel]

I wouldn't mind this scenario either...

 

[Hines57]

I would be nervous about losing a top tier corner if we traded down. If it broke like this I would be happy for sure. Having two seconds would be really intriguing. I'm not sure this is the draft to be trading down and collecting more picks because we need talent asap, but collecting picks and building depth could be gold in another season or two. This is not how we typically do business, and yet this offseason has gone off differently than we normally do business. Two days and counting.

 

[GarrettG]

If they move to #22, it will signal that at least 8 of the 19 players they are comfortable with in Round 1 are still available. Far from a sure thing that Fuller is there though.

 

[Punxsutawney]

If they move to #22, it will signal that at least 8 of the 19 players they are comfortable with in Round 1 are still available. Far from a sure thing that Fuller is there though.

I'm not even sure Fuller will be there at #15. There's speculation that a growing number of teams have him as the #1 CB on their boards.

 

[steelpastor]

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All I can say is this... If we end up with Fuller AND a 2nd round pick, I will be ecstatic!

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[slashsteel]

Ready for the draft already hurry up and get here ! !

 

[keslerclan]

This would be a Godsend, IMO. Let the "DraftGame" begin. IMO, this draft will see some 4th round graded talent go in round 2 and so on which means that decent talent can be had all the way through the 5th round. It is not like other drafts in that a 5th is necessarily a career back-up. There is depth hidden all around. I like our chances of landing some talent with more picks in the 2-3 range. Trade away!

 

[Stryker]

With the top 3 OTs, top 2 WRs, top 2 CBs, Mack, and Clowney gone, this is the best case scenario we can hope for. Trading down HAS to be an option in this circumstance. If we can do it for that kind of value and still pick up Fuller 8 spots later and gain a 2nd? I'm all over this!

 

[CorpusDsteelers]

I'm not even sure Fuller will be there at #15. There's speculation that a growing number of teams have him as the #1 CB on their boards.

Seems he's been moving up fast the last week. A lot of new mocks got him top 10-12

 

[Wingman]

I think the only thing these players are really moving on are the pundits draft boards. I would be surprised unless a major felony is discovered during a back ground check or something of that nature shows up unexpectedly if there is much movement at all. I would really be surprised if the draft rankings change much at all in the war rooms of the teams.