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Pre-Combine Mock Draft For the Bengals



Here I Go After A Lot of Thinking And Information I Have Dissected This Week Past Week Ball-"LIN"

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With The 17th Overall Pick The Bengals Select Jeremy Lin out of Harvard!! lol jk But We can go Ball-LIN

Well here I go,


Round 1: Melvin Ingram DE South Carolina- I know this is crazy, but I think we can get a Dominant pass rusher and a guy who can play almost every situation in run or pass. This will make our line more scary up front with Dunlap, Johnson,Atkins and Ingram Scary Front to block.

Round 1: Peter Konz C Wisconsin- We should get Konz here to help protect the lines up front, if we can protect Dalton it would be more easier to throw and run as well so its like a RB system where any RB can thrive in the running game because the O-line will open lanes and all the RB have to do is cut and read and do their thing.

Round 2: Trumaine Johnson DB Montana- Johnson will probably fall to the bottom of the 2nd so we can pick him up and start him in the slot and probably on some base defense on the outside with his length and coverage skills. I know some of you guys think he has some character issues, but the guy was coming to the defense of his friend who got taze, unless coming to a friends defense is a character problem for some of you guys.

Round 3: Isaiah Pead RB Cincinnati- Pead can return punts, return kickoffs, catch out of the backfield, and run between the tackle. I know some of you guys dont agree with me on the last one, but if we 1st upgrade our O-line, any RB can be successful, just look at James Starks of the Packer when they went on the Super Bowl Run 2 years ago, their O-line Dominated and they were still able to put on a rushing attack to keep opposing teams honest and them from playing the pass.

Round 4: Josh Robinson DB UCF- Robinson will be a great addition to the DB in the back end, he has the ball skills and the coverage ability to jam WR's and battle them all the way through, he also can return punts and kickoff as well too which will make him more valuable to the team. Also the kid has great talent, and I know he will be playing with a lot of chips on his shoulders proving people wrong.

Round 5: Janzen Jackson FS McNeese State- Jackson would be a steal here in the 5th he will be the next coming of Eric Berry, he was a great range of coverage and he can come up and help in the running game when asked too, but his strength is in Coverage which we really need help at in the Safety department.

Round 5: Keenan Robinson OLB- Robinson can play SLB if we dont get Lawson back and he has a similar build to Lawson as well too I think Robinson is around 6'3 or 6'4 around there and he has good coverage skills to match up with TE's and he looks pretty good in the open field but has a tendency to go for the big hit and not wrap up but Zimmer will clean that up.

Round 6: Brandon Lindsey OLB/DE Pittsburgh-Lindsey will be a great addition to the team with his size to rush the passer and also be a OLB who can drop into coverage and also become a run stuffer on the outside. He and Robinson has a similar type of playing style and they are both aggressive as well too.

Round 7: Mason Cloy C/OG Clemson- He will be learning so theres not much here, but he will be learning how to become a C/G combo so he can be called upon when someone is hurt and he will be used on the PS

Feedback and See what you guys think of this draft

This is a FanPost and does not necessarily reflect the views of Cincy Jungle's writers or editors. It does reflect the views of this particular fan though, which is as important as the views of Cincy Jungle's writers or editors.

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I don't understand the Konz pick

Where does he play? Guard? Why draft a center to play guard? is he going to play center? Then what are you going to do with Cook, who they just signed to an extension and played at a very high level at the Center position last year?

I’m sure he could be a good guard, but I don’t think we should draft him that high unless we’re going to play him at the position he’s best at.

by Animal_Like_Football on Feb 13, 2012 3:27 PM EST reply actions  

He's our best option at G after Decastro any other G is a reach

First time I saw him was 2011 Rose bowl game against Dalton’s TCU couldn’t believe he was a C plays like a G. I’ve watched alot of him this past year and he’s definately G material. I have’n’t been able to find his age but he’s a Jr so 22 -23 would be my bet, Cook’s 30 this year so he’d be our future C as well.

by messjunk on Feb 13, 2012 4:13 PM EST up reply actions  

One question.....

Why do we need a defensive lineman in the first round? Why draft a lineman to form a rotation when you can draft a starter for the future? Our line is decent and one of the best in the league so why address it so early in the draft with a player who won’t play every down. If anything take one of the dynamic wide receivers in the draft who slip down to 17 or 21 and form one of the best offenses in the league. Lineman are diamonds in the rough no matter what round you take them in. How many lineman drafted in the first have been busts compared to how many lineman taken in the later half of the draft have become studs? I don’t like either of these picks but that is just my personal opinion. At the positions of need there is no real value at either 17 or 21 worthwhile. In order for them to not reach a player must slip or the Bengals must move up or down.

by 859redlegs on Feb 13, 2012 4:06 PM EST reply actions  

The reason why i went with Ingram

If we can get a consistence pass rush from one DE, that will allow Opposing Offenses to double him on mostly every play which will give our other 3 DL men more opportunities to get to the QB also that will allow us to drop 7 man in coverage and it will be easier to protect the backend

by Touhue Cha on Feb 13, 2012 5:24 PM EST up reply actions  

i think if we pick for defense outside of DB in the first

it will most likely be a LB. If upshaw falls to us, i think we may have to take a double look at him. But outside of that, I just don’t see us picking anything outside of RB, OL, and DB in the first.

AMAS

by AMAS85 on Feb 13, 2012 7:34 PM EST up reply actions  

I'd take Glenn over Konz

1st RD-Dre Kirkpatrick-CB
1st RD-Cordy Glenn-OG
2nd RD-Brandon Thompson-DT
3rd RD-Amini Silatolu-OG
4th RD-Marvin Jones-WR
5th RD-Marquis Maze-KR

FA:
SS-Laron Landry
RB-Micheal Bush

by Bengal4ever on Feb 13, 2012 4:07 PM EST reply actions  

& i think CB is a bigger need than DE

Dre Kirkpatrick in the 1st

1st RD-Dre Kirkpatrick-CB
1st RD-Cordy Glenn-OG
2nd RD-Brandon Thompson-DT
3rd RD-Amini Silatolu-OG
4th RD-Marvin Jones-WR
5th RD-Marquis Maze-KR

FA:
SS-Laron Landry
RB-Micheal Bush

by Bengal4ever on Feb 13, 2012 4:08 PM EST up reply actions  

I know what you mean

How good is the QB if he is under constant pressure and if he doesnt have the time to throw the ball, and besides I got 3 pretty good DB’s in this draft anyways and besides the the QB wouldnt have the time to pick apart our DB’s

by Touhue Cha on Feb 13, 2012 5:26 PM EST up reply actions  

2nd RD DT Brandon Thompson

1st RD-Dre Kirkpatrick-CB
1st RD-Cordy Glenn-OG
2nd RD-Brandon Thompson-DT
3rd RD-Amini Silatolu-OG
4th RD-Marvin Jones-WR
5th RD-Marquis Maze-KR

FA:
SS-Laron Landry
RB-Micheal Bush

by Bengal4ever on Feb 13, 2012 6:30 PM EST up reply actions  

Well according to Mcshay

He’s number #5 on top DT’s and according to Kiper He’s not even in the top 5 DT’s..so i’m thinking he might fall to us in the 2nd…..according to walterfootball.com that’s who he has us taking in the 2nd.

1st RD-Dre Kirkpatrick-CB
1st RD-Cordy Glenn-OG
2nd RD-Brandon Thompson-DT
3rd RD-Amini Silatolu-OG
4th RD-Marvin Jones-WR
5th RD-Marquis Maze-KR

FA:
SS-Laron Landry
RB-Micheal Bush

by Bengal4ever on Feb 14, 2012 7:58 PM EST up reply actions  

I would love Robinson in the 4th but

I think he will do great at the combine to push himself into 2nd early 3rd. I think he could turn into THE sleeper of this draft.

by EPK1979 on Feb 13, 2012 10:15 PM EST via mobile reply actions  

This will make our line more scary up front with Dunlap, Johnson,Atkins and Ingram Scary Front to block.

I don’t get the 1 DT, 3 DE defensive line?

I hate it when Ephram uses data & facts to refute my unfounded opinions....No chocolate chip cookies for him!!!

by ephram on Feb 14, 2012 7:33 AM EST reply actions  

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