Tiny to Titans in second round mock draft

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#27
Whisenhunt is a solid hire for the Titans and it will be interesting to see how much Hunter contributes next season.
 
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ESPN Projections

Mel Kiper Projection #27 to Saints
27Antonio Richardson *New Orleans Saints (11-5)
COLLEGE: TennesseeAGE: 21HT: 6-6WT: 327POS: OT

Analysis: Drew Brees will turn 35 on the day this mock draft is published, and his blind side was protected at the end of the season by rookie 2013 third-round pick Terron Armstead. I think Armstead can be a pretty good player, but I'm not coming away from this offseason without a player I think can be an effective NFL left tackle if I'm the Saints. "Tiny" Richardson can be. While he can struggle with speed rushers, Richardson is an athlete at this size, and can absorb power and simply overwhelm big or small defensive ends in the run game. He's a solid fit here.


Todd McShay draft #32 to Seattle
32Antonio Richardson*Seattle Seahawks (12-2)
COLLEGE: TennesseeAGE: 21HT: 6-6WT: 330POS: OT
Analysis: If FSU WR Kelvin Benjamin or Colorado WR Paul Richardson drops to them, the Seahawks could have an interesting decision to make. Whether they go with a pass-catcher could depend on what they're expecting to get out of Percy Harvin next season. But in this scenario, I have them addressing offensive line, a position that hasn't been performing at a high level for them, in part because of Russell Okung's injury issues. Antonio Richardson is far from a finished product, but he has a chance to be a good starting tackle in the NFL if he can improve his leverage, balance and hand placement. He's got the physical tools; he's a big man with long arms and moves well.
 
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Is he good?

really solid pass blocking tackle.. Could play RT his rookie year with Roos in the last year of his deal at LT.. supposedly has gotten way better at run blocking this year from what i've heard and watched.. would be a solid pick up for young QB in Locker to help with his development..
 
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At one time Tiny seemed like a possible top 10 pick. If he goes 2nd round, he'll be losing a lot of money. He's got the potential to be good in the pros.

It's funny how I had to keep explaining this. It was a bad decision for him to leave. He would of been a top 5 pick next year.
 
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The head coach likes locker and thinks he can make that work. Rb I'd agree with but its a late round pic IMO green did just fine when he was in. I think locker gets one more year then after that get petty or mariotta.

As long as Whisenhunt can get it through Jake Locker's head to NOT take on LB's in head on collisions, we'll be fine. Im a Jake Locker fan myself, he's one of, if not the toughest QB in the league, but there's a time to be smart and a time to be tough. Jake is too aggressive way too often.
 
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As long as Whisenhunt can get it through Jake Locker's head to NOT take on LB's in head on collisions, we'll be fine. Im a Jake Locker fan myself, he's one of, if not the toughest QB in the league, but there's a time to be smart and a time to be tough. Jake is too aggressive way too often.

Locker? Tough?
 
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The Titans devoted the last draft and off-season to shoring up the OL. They need a QB who can last longer than 5 weeks at a time, and an RB who can get through the line-of-scrimmage. What a waste of a draft choice Tiny would be.

they have 2 old washed up tackles,maybe the most important position on the line...true they drafted Warmack,the Center from Cal,and added Levitre,but did nothing about Roos at LT and RT...you have to have that protection on the edge...that will be this years draft,and maybe if someone like Mettenberger lasts into the 3rd or 4th round,they may take him...but that may hinge on how well Whisenhunt likes Jake Locker,ryan Fitzpatrick,and Tyler Wilson...
 
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First off, the Titans don't have a 3rd round pick. Secondly, Titans won't pick a QB in first or second round.

Titans definitely need OT.
 
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Locker? Tough?
Exactly. That's like an Oxymoron if I ever heard of one. You're "tough" when you can take a hit, get up and play the next down. Locker simply gets pushed to the ground and he sprains both a hip and a knee. He's the most fragile football player I've ever seen.

If I were him, I'd be drinking a gallon of milk a day, and lots of protein intake. And be a weight-room warrior in the offseason. If he keeps getting injured, he's going to be out of the league, just like Tebow.
 
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Exactly. That's like an Oxymoron if I ever heard of one. You're "tough" when you can take a hit, get up and play the next down. Locker simply gets pushed to the ground and he sprains both a hip and a knee. He's the most fragile football player I've ever seen.

If I were him, I'd be drinking a gallon of milk a day, and lots of protein intake. And be a weight-room warrior in the offseason. If he keeps getting injured, he's going to be out of the league, just like Tebow.

Like Chris "chandelier" Chandler?
 
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If he is available in the 2nd I would take him. I think we need a MLB more, expecially if we go 3-4 next year
 
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Exactly. That's like an Oxymoron if I ever heard of one. You're "tough" when you can take a hit, get up and play the next down. Locker simply gets pushed to the ground and he sprains both a hip and a knee. He's the most fragile football player I've ever seen.

If I were him, I'd be drinking a gallon of milk a day, and lots of protein intake. And be a weight-room warrior in the offseason. If he keeps getting injured, he's going to be out of the league, just like Tebow.

Wrong.
 
#47
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This idea that Roos is bad or regressed is absolute garbage.

Yes, the Titans need a RT but they can find one later in the draft. And hell no to drafting Tiny.
 
#48
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The Titans devoted the last draft and off-season to shoring up the OL. They need a QB who can last longer than 5 weeks at a time, and an RB who can get through the line-of-scrimmage. What a waste of a draft choice Tiny would be.

They still need help on the O Line. Seeing how they couldn't keep said QB upright.
 
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Yes. Tell me another QB that takes on collisions like he does. He just happens to get jacked up quite a bit. He doesn't slide.

Are you Jake Locker or a relative? That is the only way that you could say that and believe it.

Locker isn't tough, he is foolish. And he is fragile.

Bad combo.
 
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