The 5th annual SR.COM "Official" Mock Draft 6th round: COMPLETE!

[crosswatt]

Round 6
173. Buffalo (from St. Louis) (2-14) Joe Looney, OG, Wake Forest
174. Philadelphia - from Indianapolis (2-14) Jarius Wright WR Arkansas
175. Washington - from Minnesota (3-13) Vick Ballard, RB, Mississippi State
176. Jacksonville- from Tampa Bay (4-12) Bryan Anger, P, Cal
177. Philidelphia (from Minnesota - from Cleveland) (4-12) Matt Reynolds, OT/OG, BYU
178. Jacksonville (5-11) Aaron Henry, S, Wisconsin
179. Arizona - from Washington (5-11) Deangelo Peterson, TE, LSU
180. Buffalo (6-10) Keshawn Martin, WR Michigan State
181. New Orleans - from Miami (6-10) Matt McCants, T, UAB
182. Carolina (6-10) Evan Rodriguez, FB/TE, Temple
183. Seattle (7-9) Brandon Boldin, RB, Ole Miss
184. Kansas City (7-9) Brian Linthicum, TE, Michigan State
185. San Diego (8-8) Tom Compton OT South Dakota
186. Chicago (8-8) Adrien Robinson, TE Cinncinati University
187. Arizona (8-8) DJ Campbell S California
188. Seattle (from Dallas) (8-8) Jerry Franklin, LB, Arkansas
189. Buffalo (from New York Jets - from Indianapolis via Philadelphia) (8-8) James Hanna, TE Oklahoma
190. Denver - from New York Jets (8-8) Dale Moss, WR, South Dakota State
191. Oakland (8-8) Drake Dunsmore, TE Northwestern
192. Tennessee (9-7) Terrance Ganaway, RB, Baylor
193. Cincinnati (9-7) Jarrett Boykin WR, Virginia Tech
194. Detroit* (10-6)-forfeited for tampering
195. Atlanta (10-6) Marc Tyler, RB, USC
196. Pittsburgh (12-4) Levy Adcock, OT, Oklahoma State University
197. Minnesota (from Philadelphia - from Denver) (8-8) DaJohn Harris, DT, USC
198. Houston (10-6) DeVier Posey, WR Ohio State
199. Miami - from New Orleans (13-3) Devon Wylie, WR, Fresno State
200. Green Bay (15-1)Duke Ihenacho, SS, San Jose State
201. Baltimore (12-4) Braylon Broughton, LB, TCU
202. Indianapolis (from San Francisco) (13-3) Dan Herron, RB,Ohio State
203. Minnesota (from Philadelphia - from New England) (13-3) Tyler Hendrickson, OT, Concordia University
204. New York Giants (9-7) Derek Carrier, TE, Beloit
205. New York Jets (compensatory) Dustin Waldron, OT Portland State
206. New York Jets (compensatory) Chris Greenwood CB/S Albion
207. Cleveland (compensatory) Brad Smelley, TE/FB, Alabama
208. Cleveland (compensatory) Tydreke Powell, DT, North Carolina
209. Indianapolis (compensatory) Chris Owusu, WR, Stanford
210. Carolina (compensatory) Drew Butler, P, Georgia

Trades:
-Minnesota trades his 6th (177) for Philly's two 6th rounders. (197 and 203)

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[crosswatt]

Buffalo is on the clock. We made some great time yesterday; let’s see if we can continue that momentum into today...

[primadox]

I'll text him at work to let him know he's on the clock. He's got his computer with him today, so he should be able to make his pick between classes.

[tenordas]

(Sorry, quickie write-up due to work schedule!)

With the 173rd pick in the 2012 NFL draft, the Buffalo Bills select:

Joe Looney, OG - Wake Forest



Height 6'3¼"
Weight 309 lbs
Arm Length 32.2"
Hand Size 9.6"

Looney is a leader and was named a captain as a senior. He is well respected and liked by teammates and coaches. Hard worker and possesses a high football I.Q. Overall instincts are solid. Displays more awareness in pass protection than as a run blocker at this point. Quickly recognizes and reacts to twist and stunts along the defensive line. Also does a nice job of locating pressures from the second and third level. Consistently identifies and locates targets at the second level when climbing or pulling down the line scrimmage. Plays hard and takes pride in his craft. Will finish when given the opportunity. Flashes a mean streak but needs to show it with more consistency.

Displays a quick first step and above-average lateral agility to get into strong initial position. Possesses a strong inline power base and can get adequate movement on defenders when locked in a phone booth. Ankles are a bit stiff which can affect his balance and cause him to fall off blocks on occasion. Possesses excellent second level and in space capabilities. Takes proper angles and does a nice job of cutting off linebackers. Also moves well in space and displays ability to adjust on the move to cover up targets.

Possesses a wide frame and nimble feet. Gets into sets quickly and can slide and mirror to stay in front of rushers. Flashes a powerful initial punch and has strong hands to latch on and control rushers once getting into position. Shows ability to sink hips and anchor against bull rush attempts. Only time he gets into trouble is when he lunges and eyes go to the ground which makes him susceptible against quicker rushers. However, these flaws are all correctable with proper coaching.

[bornnraisedwhodat]

Pick coming shorty, I've neglected my board.

[bornnraisedwhodat]

Philadelphia Eagles select............



Jarius Wright - Arkansas (HT: 5-9⅝ - WT: 182)

Positives -- Had a breakout senior season where he set career highs in receptions, yards, and touchdowns... Solid route runner who displays good quickness in and out of his cuts, a terrific slot receiver who runs crisp routes in the middle of the field and plucks the ball on the run... Good boundary
receiver who plays the sidelines well... Blinding speed, very tough to contain, routinely beats the safety deep... Good overall athlete, ran a 4.42-40 and had a 38" vertical at the combine... Gets good separation in man coverage... Good recognition of coverages, is able to find the soft spot in the zone... Good runner after the catch, short legs with quick feet, very explosive in the open field... A game changer who can break the big play at any time... Dependable player who has a knack for finding the first down marker... Great character... Has added value as a punt returner... Had a big Shrine week.
Negatives -- Short and light, very undersized, will struggle when faced with larger corners... Will take his eyes off the football and look up field before securing the catch... Struggled in Arkansas' two marquee games of the season against Alabama and LSU, tallying a combined six catches for 53 yards... Has a hard time dealing with press coverage, too easily gets bumped off his route... Upside is limited by his lack of size, has all the speed in the world, but is likely nothing more than a slot candidate at the next level.

Read more: Sideline Scouting - Jarius Wright Scouting Report



We feel this good value here in the 6th round for Jarius Wright. A raw, yet talented prospect who we feel can add depth to an already talented wide reciever corps, plus provide some special teams value.

[bornnraisedwhodat]

Recap:
15.Philadelphia (8-8) Fletcher Cox, DE/DT MS State
46. Philadelphia (8-8) Harrison Smith, SS Notre Dame
51. Philadelphia - from Arizona (8-8) David Wilson, RB, Virginia Tech
90. Philadelphia - from Houston* (10-6) Cam Johnson DE U of Virginia
116. Philadelphia (8-8) - Dwight “Bill” Bentley, CB, Louisiana-Lafayette
155. Philadelphia (8-8) Russel Wilson, QB, Wisconsin
174. Philadelphia - from Indianapolis (2-14) Jarius Wright, WR, Arkansas

[DownWithDisease]

The Washington Redskins select:

Vick Ballard, RB, Mississippi State
Height: 5-11. Weight: 220
40 Time: 4.63.
Bench: 23.
Vertical: 33. Broad: 9-7.
Arm: 31 1/8. Hand: 9 1/2.

Ballard is a tough, hard-nosed, north/south runner, who will bring another element to our RB corps. He performed well vs SEC competition, and has the frame to add more muscle and size without sacrificing speed.

[jbourque]

Originally Posted by DownWithDisease

The Washington Redskins select:

Vick Ballard, RB, Mississippi State
Height: 5-11. Weight: 220
40 Time: 4.63.
Bench: 23.
Vertical: 33. Broad: 9-7.
Arm: 31 1/8. Hand: 9 1/2.

I saw some great games last year with Vick Ballard. He is tough and you can just feed him the ball over and over. Rated as high as a 4th round prospect on some boards, this is great value here. Good pick up.

[DownWithDisease]

Originally Posted by jbourque

I saw some great games last year with Vick Ballard. He is tough and you can just feed him the ball over and over. Rated as high as a 4th round prospect on some boards, this is great value here. Good pick up.

Thanks! I'm very happy with the Redskins draft so far... I think I've gotten good value, and hit need areas. 1 round left.

[NOFALCONS10]

Love jarius wright.

he's a smooth route-runner and he could go as high as the 3rd potentially. He might be the best slot wideout in the draft, and his deep ball skills are phenomenal.

[bornnraisedwhodat]

Anybody want to move down. I've give up my 197th and 203rd (6th rounders) to move up.

[jbourque]

Originally Posted by bornnraisedwhodat

Anybody want to move down. I've give up my 197th and 203rd (6th rounders) to move up.

I am.....you have a deal.

[bornnraisedwhodat]

Originally Posted by jbourque

I am.....you have a deal.

I was trying to move up a little further than that

[jbourque]

Originally Posted by bornnraisedwhodat

I was trying to move up a little further than that

Ohh well, the offer still stands!