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		<title>2012 NFL Mock Draft Nasium Style Revised!</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 26 Apr 2012 23:24:24 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Jim Nasium</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Within the hour the NFL Draft begins. In Cleveland it feels almost like Game Day, with more than normal display of Orange and Brown. People seem to have a springier &#8230; <a href="http://sportsbutcher.com/749/2012-nfl-mock-draft-nasium-style-revised/">Read the Full Article</a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Within the hour the NFL Draft begins.  In Cleveland it feels almost like Game Day, with more than normal display of Orange and Brown.  People seem to have a springier step, yet they all know recent history hasn&#8217;t produced much.  In St. Louis fans are excited with getting the corner stones to Jeff Fisher&#8217;s tenure, whether it be Matt Kalil, Justin Blackmon, or even Trent Richardson Rams fans have something to be excited for.  Any way we look at let&#8217;s hope your team makes the right decisions, and avoids the draft busts.</p>
<p><strong>1) Indianapolis Colts&#8211; Andrew Luck, QB, Stanford &#8211;</strong><br />
No change here, Jim Irsay still needs the Franchise QB for the next 10 years. </p>
<p><strong>2)  Washington Redskins&#8211; Robert Griffin III, QB, Baylor &#8211;</strong><br />
Washington sticks to the plan, landing the ultra talented RG3.</p>
<p><strong>3)  Tampa Bay Buccaneers&#8211;  Trent Richardson, RB, Alabama &#8211;</strong><br />
Tampa is the 2nd team to jump up draft position to grab their coveted player.  Minnesota fall 2 spots still in position to grab their impact player.</p>
<p><strong>4)  Cincinnati Bengals&#8211;  Justin Blackmon, WR, Oklahoma State &#8211;</strong><br />
The Cleveland Browns lost RG3, then T-Rich now Tom Heckert drops back yet again, gaining a 3rd 1st rounder this year.  It better pay off big cause Cleveland fans are about to throw in the towel.</p>
<p><strong>5)  Minnesota Vikings&#8211;  Matt Kalil, OT, USC &#8211;</strong><br />
The Vikings still land their book end tackle and gain a future picks at the same time.</p>
<p><strong>6)  St. Louis Rams&#8211;  Michael Floyd, WR, Notre Dame &#8211;</strong><br />
Their before FA trade with the Redskins still lands the Rams a play making threat for Sam Bradford.</p>
<p><strong>7)  Jacksonville Jaguars&#8211;  Fletcher Cox, DT/DE, Mississippi State &#8211;</strong><br />
The Jags find the anchor to bolster their Run Defense.</p>
<p><strong> <img src='http://sportsbutcher.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_cool.gif' alt='8)' class='wp-smiley' />  Miami Dolphins&#8211;  Ryan Tannehill, QB, Texas A&#038;M &#8211;</strong><br />
The rejoining of Ryan and new Offensive Coordinator Mike Sherman adds the center piece in Miami for years to come.</p>
<p><strong>9)  Carolina Panthers&#8211;  Melvin Ingram, DE/OLB, South Carolina &#8211;</strong><br />
Ron Rivera finds a impact stud in his Defensive front line.</p>
<p><strong>10) Buffalo Bills&#8211;  Jonathan Martin, OT, Stanford</strong><br />
The Bills thought they might need to move to get the Tackle but standing pat is the Best Reward.</p>
<p><strong>11)  Kansas City Chiefs&#8211; David DeCastro, OG, Stanford</strong><br />
Romeo Crennel knows Peyton Hillis need a solid line to be productive, their missing piece is found here.</p>
<p><strong>12)  Seattle Seahawks&#8211;  Quinton Couples, DE, North Carolina</strong><br />
John Carroll found his edge rusher in Quinton.</p>
<p><strong>13)  Arizona Cardinals&#8211;  Luke Kuechly, ILB, Boston College</strong><br />
The final piece to one of the scariest LBing Corps in the NFL.</p>
<p><strong>14)  Dallas Cowboys&#8211; Devon Still, DE/DT, Penn State</strong><br />
The Cowboys find a youthful toy to better the production of DeMarcus Ware, Frightening.</p>
<p><strong>15) Philadelphia Eagles&#8211;  Michael Brockers, DT, LSU</strong><br />
Philly needs to give their LB&#8217;s a chance, Brockers should stuff that middle well.</p>
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		<title>The Robert Griffin III Experiment</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 08 Mar 2012 23:53:19 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Jim Nasium</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Five days before the start of Free Agency. How much is Robert Griffin III worth to the NFL? The Saint Louis Rams sitting at #2 in the upcoming draft would &#8230; <a href="http://sportsbutcher.com/631/the-robert-griffin-iii-experiment/">Read the Full Article</a>]]></description>
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Five days before the start of Free Agency.  How much is Robert Griffin III worth to the NFL?  The Saint Louis Rams sitting at #2 in the upcoming draft would like to have a trade agreement in place before the start of Free Agency.  Of course they would, RG3 value has peaked, every free agent Quarterback that finds a new home decreases his value.  On top of that, with the new rookie pay scale in place the movement of spots financially has less affect to teams and should make attaining specific players easier.  The biggest benefit to the Rams is that the player being targeted at their pick is a Quarterback.  Keep in mind that Jim Irsay and the Indianapolis Colts could pick this experiment, and leave Andrew Luck as the prize.  Believing the Colts draft Luck, lets look at the RG3 Experiment from the eyes of those seeking his services most.</p>
<p><strong>Washington Redskins</strong>:  Rumored to be the front runner despite lack of draft ammunition that the Cleveland Browns possess.  Owner Daniel Snyder will be willing to give maybe the most to land Mike Shanahan&#8217;s next John Elway despite it being a costly mistake for the organization.  Washington would be better served using Free Agency to find their Quarterback and letting the draft youthenize some of their other needs.  Offensive Line, Wide Receiver, Defensive Back and depending upon FA LB.  This draft also seems deep in WR&#8217;s and QB Prospects not so much Offensive Lineman, or Defensive Backs.  Side note, what about Peyton Hillis back with Ryan Torain and Shanahan?  Peyton might need an easy switch and he&#8217;d be cheap. Chances will remain HIGH.</p>
<p><strong>Cleveland Browns</strong>:  The Cleveland Browns find themselves in the Pickle spot of this draft.  They easily have the arsenal to move up to the second pick but also fall in the precarious position where their coveted prize might be there. Is it worth 3 #1&#8242;s and a 2nd? No! This years 1st(#4), 3rd(#67), 2013 1st Round, and a 2014 3rd Round? Yes!!  The fact is Cleveland has missed so often in the past that the First and Second Rounds of the Draft are torture.  Colt might be it, without the weapons; but RG3 brings a different dynamic.  Think Steve Young to Jeff Garcia.  RG3 is more like the next Steve Young, then the next McNabb or Vick.  In Cleveland, Football will always Rule, so give the Faithful what they Deserve and show up for;  Religiously! Chances will be FRONT RUNNER.</p>
<p><strong>Miami Dolphins</strong>:  The Fins are close enough that this might be the splash needed to over take the Patriots, Jets, and hold off a Bills reamergence.  They have an All Pro WR that showed off in the Pro Bowl, Solid Line in need of Right Side Anchor, and a decent RB tandem.  They also possess inside lines on the Top 2 Free Agent QB&#8217;s in Peyton Manning and Matt Flynn. Selling the Farm so early in a Head Coaching career, is inevitable death for  Joe Philbin. The Dolphins will be better served using the combination of Free Agency and maybe even Ryan Tannehill, seeing Mike Sherman has already worked with him at Texas A&#038;M.  Chances will be MEDIUM.</p>
<p><strong>Seattle Seahawks</strong>: Carroll and the Seahawks probably do not have  an enticingly enough package for the Rams to consider over Washington and Cleveland.  I see Seattle making a couple of splashes through Free Agency to fill some holes.  The Draft might involve them trading down to acquire picks to build next&#8217;s year draft positioning instead of moving up.  Chances will be VERY LOW. </p>
<p><strong>Jacksonville Jaguars</strong>:  It&#8217;s probably too early to pay this much for a Franchise QB after grabbing Blaine Gabbert last year.  Look for Jacksonville to find competition through FA.  Chances will be VERY LOW.</p>
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		<title>Nasium and FishFace Mock Draft 2010</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 22 Apr 2010 21:04:54 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Jim Nasium</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Less than three hours away this will be our last chance to one up Mel Kiper and Todd Mcshay. We will alternate picks with FishFace leading with St. Louis. So &#8230; <a href="http://sportsbutcher.com/167/nasium-and-fishface-mock-draft-2010/">Read the Full Article</a>]]></description>
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<p>Less than three hours away this will be our last chance to one up Mel Kiper and Todd Mcshay.  We will alternate picks with FishFace leading with St. Louis. So here we go:</p>
<p>1.St. Louis Rams&#8211;Sam Bradford QB</p>
<p>The Y:The Rams to start over and Bradford is worth the shot.</p>
<p>2.Detriot Lions&#8211;Russell Okung OT</p>
<p>The Y:The Lions need most to protect last years number one.  I Truly feel this is where Cleveland could move up to snatch McCoy.</p>
<p>3.Tampa Bay Buccaneers&#8211;Ndamukong  Suh DT</p>
<p>The Y:He&#8217;s just a beast and the Bucs truly need that spark from the Defensive line.</p>
<p>4.Washington Redskins&#8211;Trent Williams OT</p>
<p>The Y:With the age revolution going on in Washington&#8217;s backfield, not, it is Washington first way of welcoming McNabb.</p>
<p>5.Kansas City Chiefs&#8211;Eric Berry S</p>
<p>The Y:Romeo wins and gets his defensive leader right away.  Chiefs secondary definitely needed this pick.</p>
<p>6.Seattle Seahawks&#8211;Gerald McCoy DT</p>
<p>The Y:He fell to them and despite the O-Line need, this type of player seems will help Carroll better in his first year.</p>
<p>7.Cleveland Browns&#8211;Earl Thomas S</p>
<p>The Y:Cleveland has so many needs, they start with a young ball hawk on defense.</p>
<p>8.Oakland Raiders&#8211;Dez Bryant WR</p>
<p>The Y:Oakland does have needs on O-Line, but we are talking about Al Davis.  Bryant is this years #1 receiver giving Russell one more offensive tool.  Side Note:  If Al can trade this pick for Ben Rapelessburger he better, period.</p>
<p>9.Buffalo Bills&#8211;Jimmy Clausen QB</p>
<p>The Y:Trent Edwards days are done, with new regime they get their signal caller of the future, tackle will come next.</p>
<p>10.Jacksonville Jaguars&#8211;Jason Paul-Pierre DE</p>
<p>The Y:The Jags need to improve their pass rush right away.  This freakish kid is their next project.</p>
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<p>11.Denver Broncos&#8211;Rolando McClain LB</p>
<p>The Y:Gives Denver&#8217;s defense that &#8220;Die Hard&#8221; mentality.</p>
<p>12.Miami Dolphins&#8211;Sergio Kindle LB</p>
<p>The Y:Maybe this year&#8217;s best hybrid player and Parcell&#8217;s needs better linebacker play.</p>
<p>13.San Fransisco 49ers&#8211;Kyle Wilson CB</p>
<p>The Y:Singletary sees more in Wilson than Joe Haden, the first true surprise in this years draft.</p>
<p>14.Seattle Seahawks&#8211;Brian Bulaga OT</p>
<p>The Y:Even with Spiller on the board, Bulaga versatility fills more needs right away, Joe Haden could also be the pick here.</p>
<p>15.New York Giants&#8211;Derrick Morgan DE</p>
<p>The Y:The Giants Defensive front needs the influx of youth, the top 2 LB gone, the Giants chose to still upgrade their defense.</p>
<p>16.Tennesse Titans&#8211;Brandon Graham LB</p>
<p>The Y:Jerry Hughes, Brian Price, and even Carlos Dunlap could all go here, Graham will get to the QB better.</p>
<p>17.San Francisco 49ers&#8211;C.J. Spiller RB</p>
<p>The Y:Defensive and Offensive line help will have to wait.  Spiller&#8217;s big play ability reminds San Fran of Roger Craig.</p>
<p>18.Pittsburgh Steelers&#8211;Joe Haden CB</p>
<p>The Y:Instant starter and gift at 18 for the Steelers.  Colt McCoy is now in there picture as well with Big Ben being Big Ben.</p>
<p>19.Atlanta Falcons&#8211;Mike Iupati OG</p>
<p>The Y:The Falcons choose Iupati over Pouncey trying to help solidify their O-Line.</p>
<p>20.Houston Texans&#8211;Patrick Robinson CB</p>
<p>The Y:Secondary is biggest need, ever bigger than finding a back to pair with Steve Slaton.</p>
<p>21.Cincinnati Bengals&#8211;Jermaine Gresham TE</p>
<p>The Y:Carson here&#8217;s your gift, you now have multiple tools at every position, it&#8217;s up to you.  Taylor Mays will also get a good long look.</p>
<p>22.New England Patriots&#8211;Jared Odrick DT</p>
<p>The Y:Demaryius Thomas will be a though, even Jerry Hughes as well, but Bill will take the more NFL ready talent.</p>
<p>23.Green Bay Packers&#8211;Taylor Mays S</p>
<p>The Y:Even with the need on the Offensive side, the hard hitting Mays is a dream to the aging secondary.</p>
<p>24.Philadelphia Eagles&#8211;Maurkice Pouncey C</p>
<p>The Y:No better time then the start of Kolb being #1.  Battery Complete.</p>
<p>25.Baltimore Ravens&#8211;Carlos Dunlap DE</p>
<p>The Y:The Ravens pass on the DT and look for Suggs to be a mentor here.  Sean Weatherspoon or even a corner are also possible.</p>
<p>26.Arizona Cardinals&#8211;Jerry Hughes LB</p>
<p>The Y:  Needs on Defensive front is high but the loss of Dansby and the need for his replacement rules.<br />
27.Dallas Cowboys&#8211;Golden Tate WR</p>
<p>The Y:Dallas passes on the line and secondary help.  Tony Romo is given another present.</p>
<p>28.San Deigo Chargers&#8211;Brian Price DT</p>
<p>The Y:Even with Williams still there they feel the in state transition makes this pick that much easier.</p>
<p>29.New York Jets&#8211;Dan Williams DT</p>
<p>The Y:Ryan has no questions with Williams still on the board.  Even watch out for Devin McCourty.</p>
<p>30.Minnesota Vikings&#8211;Devin McCourty CB</p>
<p>The Y:The Viking need secondary help first.  They are so close.  Terrance Cody and Colt McCoy would be smart as well.</p>
<p>31.Indiannapolis Colts&#8211;Dan Lefevour QB</p>
<p>The Y:I know I&#8217;m over reaching but it is to make my point that I feel he is the best QB in this draft and will be solid at least in the NFL.</p>
<p>32.New Orleans Saints&#8211;Sean Weatherspoon LB</p>
<p>The Y:Helps replace Fujiti and is probably biggest need.  Terrence Cody could help as well.</p>
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