TasmanianTroy271
03-05-2007, 07:17 PM
Trade #15 Overall Pick to the Jets for the #25 and #59 overall picks
1.) (25) Anthony Spencer DE/OLB Purdue
After Combines, Pro Days, and Workouts, the Steelers decide that Anthony Spencer is their #1 OLB prospect
2.) (46) Manuel Ramirez OG Texas Tech
The Steelers need to shore up the O-line, with the losses of Hartings, and potentially Faneca and Simmons. Ramirez is a perfect fit for the Steelers, being a guard fit for a run-first offense and a monster with a max bench of 550 pounds
2.) (59) Craig Davis WR LSU
Big Ben really wants a tall go-to receiver, and Davis would attempt to fill this hole. He has all the things a WR needs, and his downfall was playing behind Dwayne Bowe. If one of the top receivers, such as Rice or Meachem falls, plug them into the first spot and move Ramirez down to our 2nd 2nd rounder. I just didn?t want to make this draft unbelievable.
3.) H.B. Blades ILB Pittsburgh
With James Farrior not getting any younger, and little depth behind him, we take H.B. Blades out of Pitt, whose size makes him fall to the third, but his bloodlines make him a great value pick.
4.) Deshawn Wynn RB Florida
Everyone wants the Powerback that was missing in the season without the Bus, and this pick will attempt to silence those cries. He ran a 4.48 40 at the combine while weighing in at 232, so he isn?t limited to running just between the tackles either.
5.) David Patterson DT Ohio State
More likely a DE in a 3-4, this pick could shore up depth if we lose Hoke to free agency, and also perhaps take the spot of one of our aging veteren DE?s (Bailey and Kirschke).
6.) Daniel Sepulveda P Baylor
The top Punting prospect in this years draft comes to the Steelers to compete with Barr for the starting spot. Also a weapon on ST as he started his career as a walk-on linebacker.
7.) Dan Mozes C West Virginia
With the loss of Hartings, a roster spot is open for a back-up O-lineman. Also, with the Center being the keystone of the O-line, you can never have enough, even if they?re on the PS.
Opinions, questions, comments are all welcome :)
1.) (25) Anthony Spencer DE/OLB Purdue
After Combines, Pro Days, and Workouts, the Steelers decide that Anthony Spencer is their #1 OLB prospect
2.) (46) Manuel Ramirez OG Texas Tech
The Steelers need to shore up the O-line, with the losses of Hartings, and potentially Faneca and Simmons. Ramirez is a perfect fit for the Steelers, being a guard fit for a run-first offense and a monster with a max bench of 550 pounds
2.) (59) Craig Davis WR LSU
Big Ben really wants a tall go-to receiver, and Davis would attempt to fill this hole. He has all the things a WR needs, and his downfall was playing behind Dwayne Bowe. If one of the top receivers, such as Rice or Meachem falls, plug them into the first spot and move Ramirez down to our 2nd 2nd rounder. I just didn?t want to make this draft unbelievable.
3.) H.B. Blades ILB Pittsburgh
With James Farrior not getting any younger, and little depth behind him, we take H.B. Blades out of Pitt, whose size makes him fall to the third, but his bloodlines make him a great value pick.
4.) Deshawn Wynn RB Florida
Everyone wants the Powerback that was missing in the season without the Bus, and this pick will attempt to silence those cries. He ran a 4.48 40 at the combine while weighing in at 232, so he isn?t limited to running just between the tackles either.
5.) David Patterson DT Ohio State
More likely a DE in a 3-4, this pick could shore up depth if we lose Hoke to free agency, and also perhaps take the spot of one of our aging veteren DE?s (Bailey and Kirschke).
6.) Daniel Sepulveda P Baylor
The top Punting prospect in this years draft comes to the Steelers to compete with Barr for the starting spot. Also a weapon on ST as he started his career as a walk-on linebacker.
7.) Dan Mozes C West Virginia
With the loss of Hartings, a roster spot is open for a back-up O-lineman. Also, with the Center being the keystone of the O-line, you can never have enough, even if they?re on the PS.
Opinions, questions, comments are all welcome :)