Cal quarterback Davis Webb is expected to be selected at some point in the middle of Round 2 of the draft, according to Tony Pauline of DraftAnalyst.com. Webb has been mentioned as a possible first-round pick, and the dearth of quarterback options could certainly push him up the board. But Day 2 looks more likely, per Pauline, who adds the Jets, Saints, Chargers, and Cardinals have shown the most interest in Pauline thus far. Those final three teams, notably, currently employ veteran signal-callers, which would allow Webb at least one year of development.
Here’s more on the 2017 draft, all courtesy of Pauline:
- While Garett Bolles is reportedly considered the top offensive lineman by some clubs, the Utah product may ultimately slip into the second round, reports Pauline. That would certainly be surprising, especially given that the 2017 offensive tackle class is considered especially weak (meaning top options such as Bolles should come at a premium). The clubs most heavily linked to Bolles are the Broncos, Giants, Raiders, and Texans, says Pauline. Bolles’ age is the one key factor working against him, as he’ll already be 25 years old when the upcoming season begins.
- If the Ravens don’t trade down from No. 16, Alabama offensive tackle Cam Robinson is expected to in consideration, per Pauline. After losing right tackle Ricky Wagner during the free agent period, Baltimore could use another offensive lineman to help protect Joe Flacco. Given the presence of 2016 first-rounder Ronnie Stanley, Robinson would presumably play on the right side for the Ravens (though he could conceivably play guard, as well). Meanwhile, if Baltimore does trade down, the team would probably target UCLA edge rusher Takkarist McKinley, whom Pauline says is a favorite of general manager Ozzie Newsome.
- The Packers are gearing up to select Wisconsin pass rusher T.J. Watt in the first round, a team source tells Pauline. Zach Links sent Watt to Green Bay in at pick No. 29 in PFR’s live mock draft earlier today. Watt, who managed 11.5 sacks and 15.5 tackles for loss in 2016, is a local product, as he hails from Pewaukee, Wisconsin and spent three seasons with the Badgers. The Packers re-signed edge defender Nick Perry last month, but could still use another outside linebacker, especially if the move Clay Matthews Jr. back inside.
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Good lord man, be greatful for what you have, and get over it!! You are the type of man that has the perfect wife, and ends up losing her, because you decide to solely focus on the negatives in life. She may be humble, attractive, driven, caring, thoughtful, and considerate, yet instead of appreciating her for her great qualities, you consistently decide to downgrade her for stupid things like using too much toilet paper, or only leaving a quarter tank of gas in the car.
Whoa. Issues?
Maybe a bit harsh but he has a point. This isn’t some twitter feed. It’s supposed to be a professional website. The amount of errors on this site just makes it come off as amateurish.
Braves just got new stadium…be joyful! And thanks for the unsolicited lecture on life.
It did say teams had Interest in the writer. That’s pretty bad.
Dear God, please don’t draft Watt in the first round. If this happens it’s quite apparent Ted is just trying to save his job by trying to appease the Wisconsin folk with this “fan favorite”.
My problem with Bolles does he have the weight to anchor his position….. Not a big fan of the linemen at 23….