Round #2 GM Mock draft

Round #2 is now open, please note the positions for all teams are not the same as round #1

There will be a Clock for this round a 6 hour window for each pick, this will get turned off at 23.00 each night and on again at 07.30 the following Morning.

I would also note as well that if you are going to be away and its nearly your pick i.e you are 4 picks away then you can mail me, Derby Blue or PR4WN your pick, it's advisable to send a board of 4 players if you are 4 picks away, that way if the 3 teams in front of you take your 1st 3 selections, then you will have a 4th.

If you dont have time to look at draft sites then you can ask for the Best Player available in ranking, which I will use from Draft Tek, or if you like you can ask for the BPA at a specific position i.e you want the highest ranked CB with your pick rather than the BPA which could be a QB and you dont need a QB in your side.

Round 1:

Spoiler:

Round 2:
#33 Rams Jerel Worthy, DT, Michigan State, 6'3", 292lbs
#34 Colts Fletcher Cox, DE, Mississippi State, 6'4", 300lbs
#35 Vikings Stephon Gilmore, CB, South Carolina, 6'1, 193 lbs
#36 Bucs Lamar Miller, RB, Miami 5'11" 214lbs
#37 Browns Chris Polk, RB, Washington, 5'11", 222lbs
#38 Jags Stephen Hill, WR, Georgia Tech, 6'5", 206lbs
#39 49rs through Washington Coby Fleener, TE, Stanford, 6'6", 255lbs
#40 Eagles through Panthers Alshon Jeffery, WR, South Carolina, 6'4", 233lbs
#41 Miami Orson Charles, TE, Georgia, 6'2", 251lbs
#42 Billis Andre Branch, DE, Clemson, 6'5", 260lbs
#43 Chiefs Dwayne Allen, Tight End, Clemson, 6'3", 255lbs
#44 Vikings through Seattle Rueben Randle, WR, LSU, 6'4", 208lbs
#45 Bears through Dallas Ben Jones Center Georgia 6.3 315lbs
#46 Eagles Harrison Smith, Safety, Notre Dame
#47 Jets Brandon Weeden QB Oklahoma State 6-3½ 219lbs
#48 Pats through Raiders Kevin Zeitler, OG, Wisconsin, 6'4, 314lbs
#49 Broncos through Chargers Doug Martin, RB, Boise State
#50 Bears Nick Toon, WR, Wisconsin, 6'3", 220 lbs
#51 Panthers through Eagles through Cards Alfonzo Dennard, CB, Nebraska, 5'10", 204lbs
#52 Titans Junor Criner, WR, Arizona, 6'4", 212lbs
#53 Bengals Vinny Curry, DE, Marshall, 6'3", 265lbs
#54 Falcons Zebrie Sanders, OT, Florida Stae, 6'5", 307lbs
#55 Tampa through Detroit Sean Spence, OLB, Miami, 5'11", 231lbs
#56 Steelers Marvin Jones, WR, California, 6'2", 200lbs
#57 Chargers through Denver Audie Cole, LB, North Carolina State, 6'4", 242lbs
#58 Texans Kendall Reyes, DT/DE, Connecticut
#59 Saints Jared Crick, DT, Nebraska, 6'4", 285
#60 Packers David Wilson, RB, Virginia Tech, 5'10", 200lbs
#61 Ravens Brandon Thompson, DT, Clemson, 6'2", 314lbs
#62 49rs Josh Robinson, CB, UCF, 5,10", 199lbs
#63 Pats Shea McClellin, LB, Boise State, 6'3, 260lbs
#64 Giants Matt Mccants, OT, Alabama, 6' 7", 295lbs

Trades:

Spoiler:

You haven't taken the trades into account yet.

err your right bu**er

Is this the correct order? I was looking at this site's mock: http://www.draftsite.com/nfl/mock-draft/2012/round2 and it has a slightly different order (it may be due to the coin flip thing)

probably awaiting coin flip but looks ok to me

With the 1st pick of the 2nd round the St Louis Ram's select:

Jerel Worthy, DT, Michigan State, 6'3", 292 lbs

Leedscowboys wrote:There will be a Clock for this round a 5 hour period for each pick, this will get turned off at 23.00 each night and on again at 07.30 the following Morning.

Given that I know some members can't access the site at work and we can get through picks quickly if we're all online, I think 5 hours might be a little too short a time.

I agree though mail all 3 of Me, Leeds and Pr4wn if you want to just in case the one you PM isn't online to make the pick.

I agree with Derby, 5 hours seems a bit too short and I'm not even one of the people who can't access the site at work. We do have plenty of time till the draft so I don't necessarily think we need a clock at all

edit** 500th post wooooooo!

ok ill up it to 6 hours

With the 2nd pick of the 2nd round the Indianapolis Colts select:

Fletcher Cox, DE, Mississippi State, 6'4", 300 lbs.

With the 3rd pick of the 2nd round the Minnesota Vikings select:

Stephon Gilmore, CB, South Carolina, 6'1, 193 lbs.

With the 4th pick, the Bucs select Lamar Miller, RB, Miami 5'11" 214lbs

With the 5th pick of the second round the Cleveland Browns select:

Chris Polk, RB, Washington, 5'11", 222.

Just seen i'm on the clock
Anyonewant to trade up ?

I haven't got another pick until the 3rd round but any chance of getting the 1st round on the title post, maybe in a spoiler, just so everyone can see who has already been picked.

with 6th pick of 2nd round [38]
Jags take
Stephen Hill
WR , Geogia Tech , 6'5'' , 206 lbs

with the 39th pick of the 2012 NFL Draft, the 49ers select:

Coby Fleener, Tight End, Stanford- 6'6", 255lbs

Afternoon everyone! I realise I'm on the clock now. Just to let you know though that I'm in trade talks. Will report back ASAP.

I've struck a deal for a trade. Just waiting for mod approval!

mikeygnfl wrote:I haven't got another pick until the 3rd round but any chance of getting the 1st round on the title post, maybe in a spoiler, just so everyone can see who has already been picked.

agreed... this will help long term and if its in a spoiler then its not going to clutter the thread.
We need the trades piece back as well from the round 1 thread

The Carolina Panthers have traded their 2nd and 4th round picks (40th and 105th overall) to the Philadelphia Eagles for the second of their 2nd round picks and their 3rd round pick (51st and 77th overall).

With the 8th pick of the 2nd round, the Philadelphia Eagles select

Alshon Jeffery, WR, South Carolina

With the 9th pick of the 2nd round the Miami Dolphins select

Orson Charles, TE, Georgia, 6'3" 241lbs

crazy_dave23 wrote:

mikeygnfl wrote:I haven't got another pick until the 3rd round but any chance of getting the 1st round on the title post, maybe in a spoiler, just so everyone can see who has already been picked.

agreed... this will help long term and if its in a spoiler then its not going to clutter the thread.
We need the trades piece back as well from the round 1 thread

Think that's sorted for you all.

With the 10th pick of the 2nd round the Buffalo Bills select:

Andre Branch, DE, Clemson, 6'5", 260lbs.

With the 43rd pick of the 2012 NFL Draft, the Kansas City Chiefs select:

Dwayne Allen, Tight End, Clemson, 6'3", 255lbs

With the 44th pick of the 2012 NFL Draft, the Minnesota Vikings select:

Rueben Randle, WR, LSU, 6'4", 208lbs

Dallas trade, their 45th overall pick for the Bears 3rd round pick #73 the brace of Bears pick in the 4th round #111 and the Bears; 2nd 4th rounder pick #118 through Cleveland and the Bears 6th rounder at #173

With the 45th pick the Chicago Bears draft Ben Jones Center Georgia 6.3 315

Leedscowboys wrote:Dallas trade, their 45th overall pick for the Bears 3rd round pick #73 the brace of Bears pick in the 4th round #111 and the Bears; 2nd 4th rounder pick #118 through Cleveland and the Bears 6th rounder at #173

Slightly confused by exactly what is going on with that trade.
Am I right that it's
Dallas gets: #73, #111, #118 and #173 (@ 225 + 72 + 58 + 22.2 = 377.2)
Chicago gets: #45 (@ 450pts)

My only concern is, despite the fact the trade value is balance in the opposite way that its a trade between your own teams which gives your main team Dallas a bundle of picks.
I'm not trying to flag it up as an "issue" more to raise awareness and check the majority are okay with it... how does it leave the Bears draft in terms of remaining picks?

I was adding up the trade values earlier too and did think it didn't make sense, just hadn't spotted that Leedscowboys had both teams. Personally I would rather that GMs with 2 teams (including myself) didn't make trades between those 2 teams, just to prevent a situation like this. Not meaning to accuse you of any foul play Leedscowboys, just my take on it

*edit* was going to make my pick now but will hold off till tomorrow

Cowboys get a lot of picks later, but the Bears have three of the top 50 so I don't have a problem with it. Probably a good idea for people not to trade with themselves from here on out though.

More queries as I'm finally getting round to creating some form of proper draft board for my picks etc.
In fact I now have the full 7 round draft order complete with all our trades in excel form on the Draftek basis (pre-coin flip - which is how we started) if it is of use.

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The Atlanta and Tampa (via Detroit) picks at numbers 54 and 55 are the wrong way round.
On draftek which I think is where your basic list is coming from they have Detroit ahead of Atlanta. http://www.drafttek.com/CMDRound2_49-64.asp

Then there is some stuff caused by the voided Raiders pick in Rd 3 (Tyrelle Pryor) which would ordinarily have been pick 81 (Rd 3, #15 I think) such that round 3 only has 31 picks not 32

- Rd 3 the Detroit pick that was involved in the trade up with Tampa is number 86 not number 87.
- Packers\Steelers deal is correct
- Washington get pick #93 from San Fran, not #94
- Cincinnati get #94 from NE, not #95
- Philly get #103 from Carolina, not #105
- Minnesota doesn't have a 6th round pick this year to send to Seattle as it went to Washington for McNabb. The original trade made by Cherries specified a 2012 pick which we subsequently prevented from future trading

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Also what are we doing regarding the compensatory picks that will appear from the end of round 3

at first it does not appear to be a fair trade for Dallas, I think there is 30/40 point difference but it will allow Dallas to address needs. I made the trade thinking Sanu was still not drafted, didn't realise till done that he had gone, hence the hour delay in anniuncing the trade and picking the pick. For the Bears to make 2 2nd rounders it would not have left them too much in the later rounds so i tried to be fair to both sides, letting the Bears keep their 5th rounder.

Comp picks will be added from round # 3 as in reallife they will be picked at the end of the round, I know Dallas will have an extra 4th rounder

No disrespect to Draftek but I they've got the draft order wrong for the later rounds. They've forgotten that teams in the same record bracket switch around picks as the draft moves on. Miami, Carolina and Buffalo all finished 6-10 and therefore after the 1st round all switch around places. Draftek only switch around Miami and Carolina, I assume cos they think strength of schedule still applies in the later rounds but unless there has been a very recent rule change, it doesn't. The pick Philly gets from Carolina in the 4th round is therefore the 104th pick. I forgot about the Terelle Pryor issue when offering Bambamwillis the trade but I'd defo stake a lot of cash on me having at least got the order that Miami,Carolina and Buffalo are picking in in that round.

They updated the mock on Thursday before the toss took place, it's last weeks mock, and will be updated next week

They still don't switch Buffalo stoic with Miami and Carolina though and irrespective of the starting order they should have done. Anyway, that one prob doesn't matter to our draft since Bambamwillis is going to get a better deal than he thought regardless. Just didn'twant him thinking I was diddling him!!

Number-25 wrote:They still don't switch Buffalo stoic with Miami and Carolina though and irrespective of the starting order they should have done. Anyway, that one prob doesn't matter to our draft since Bambamwillis is going to get a better deal than he thought regardless. Just didn'twant him thinking I was diddling him!!

Don't worry about that mate I think I got a good deal! To be honest I never would have noticed so no harm done

With the 46th pick of the 606v2 draft, the Philadelphia Eagles select:

Harrison Smith, Safety, Notre Dame

bambamwillis wrote:With the 46th pick of the 606v2 draft, the Philadelphia Eagles select:

Harrison Smith, Safety, Notre Dame

bit of a reach there, he has 3rd/4th round tag, but has good upside

With the 47th pick of the 606v2 draft, the New York Jets select:

Brandon Weeden QB Oklahoma State 6-3½ 219

With the 48th pick of the 2012 606v2 Fantasy GM Draft, the New England Patriots select:

Kevin Zeitler, OG, Wisconsin, 6'4, 314lbs

The San Diego Chargers have traded the 49th pick to the Denver Broncos in return for Denver's 2nd round pick (#57) and 4th round pick.

With the 49th pick in the draft, the Denver Broncos select:

Doug Martin, RB, Boise State

TheBrownTown wrote:The San Diego Chargers have traded the 49th pick to the Denver Broncos in return for Denver's 2nd round pick (#57) and 4th round pick.

With the 49th pick in the draft, the Denver Broncos select:

Doug Martin, RB, Boise State

Damn, he was my dark horse for the Packers pick. Loved watching him at Boise who I watched a fair bit the past two years.

The 4th Round Denver pick is at #120 as well for your info

crazy_dave23 wrote:

TheBrownTown wrote:The San Diego Chargers have traded the 49th pick to the Denver Broncos in return for Denver's 2nd round pick (#57) and 4th round pick.

With the 49th pick in the draft, the Denver Broncos select:

Doug Martin, RB, Boise State

Damn, he was my dark horse for the Packers pick. Loved watching him at Boise who I watched a fair bit the past two years.

The 4th Round Denver pick is at #120 as well for your info

Ok thanks, I just wasn't sure with the supplemental picks and all that. I love Doug Martin, I was going to trade up to the titans pick to get in front of the Bengals but thunder had the chargers pick too and it cost the same to get the chargers pick. The Broncos need a young RB to take the load off of McGahee, Martin reminds me of MJD and I think he'll be very good.

With the #50th pick the Bears select

Nick Toon WR Wisconsin 6.3 220

With the 51st pick of the 2012 606v2 Fantasy GM draft, the Carolina Panthers select:-

Alfonzo Dennard, CB, Nebraska, 5'10", 204lbs

With the 52nd pick of the 2012 606v2 Fantasy GM draft, the Tennesse titans select:-

Junor Criner, WR, Arizona, 6'4", 212lbs

With the 53rd pick of the 2012 606v2 Fantasy GM draft, the Cincinnati Bengals select:-

Vinny Curry, DE, Marshall, 6'3", 265lbs

With the 54th pick of the 2012 draft, the Atlanta Falcons select:

Zebrie Sanders, OT, Florida Stae, 6'5", 307lbs.