Witlon and Schisno Do A Back and Forth Mach: 2015 Edition

[schisno]

#47 - Miami Dolphins
RB Jay Ajayi, Boise State

They nailed down their #1 receiver with Parker in round one, but now look at adding some insurance at running back. Knowshon Moreno and Daniel Thomas have left the building leaving no one of real not behind Lamar Miller. Miller doesn't take over games and just reached 1,000 yards once during his career and with his rookie contract up after this season the Dolphins need a potential replacement.

Not the speediest of backs Ajayi works more as a runner with power and explosion which has brought on Marshawn Lynch comparisons. Ajayi also had two extremely productive seasons as a sophmore and junior. This past year he ran for 1,800 yards and a total of 28 TDs, also his 500 reception yards. He actually has the same size as Marion Barber but has the ability to catch. Ajayi is a more complete back then Miller and will be what the Dolphins had hoped Daniel Thomas could have been.

[Witlon]

#48 - San Diego Chargers
C Hroniss Grassu, Oregon

- Nick Hardwick retired. They didn't add a legit replacement in FA. I don't think I need to explain this more. He zone blocked at Oregon, but with good size, he should transition just fine to the NFL in any scheme.

[schisno]

#49 - Kansas City Chiefs
WR Sammie Coates, Auburn

The Chiefs will need more then Jason Avant opposite Jeremy Maclin if they want to break the current streak of no TDs caught by a WR. Sammie Coates has his share of problems namely his drop ratio from college. Coates has good size and the speed to break away from defenders but if his medical conditions of the dropsies follow him to the next level he'll be a bigger disappointment then AJ Jenkins or Jonathan Baldwin.

[Witlon]

#50 - Buffalo Bills
OT Ereck Flowers, Miami (Fla.)

- With no team needing a right tackle that badly, he just kept falling and falling...so at pick #50, the Bills get a probable real life first round pick. Flowers is a power run blocker, but he's going to be stuck on the right side, so it hurts his draft value a little.

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#51 - Houston Texans
DT Eddie Goldman, Florida State

I'm not sure how Goldman slipped so far, a potential first rounder from anywhere from the middle of the first round to the Patriots pick Goldman should have been snapped up. Sure the Texans signed Vince Wilfork but they'll need a future replacement as Wilfork continues into his twilight years.

[Witlon]

He dropped because I don't see him as a nose. Early second round grade, but doesn't fit great in any scheme.

[schisno]

I think he can, he's got the size and can take on multiple blockers and should get solid penetration.

[Witlon]

#52 Philadelphia Eagles -
WR Devin Funchess, Michigan

- Riley Cooper is not the answer as an legitimate starting receiver. Perhaps the toe injury affected him not running well at the combine, I guess, and maybe he gets open in the NFL better than he did in film, but with Mark Sanchez and Sam Bradford needing targets, I think he fits best with what Chip is trying to do. Considered a pass rusher or a guard, but there's no pass rusher here, and I don't know that the top tier guard left is a fit.

[schisno]

#53 - Cincinnati Bengals
WR Devin Smith, Ohio State

Both Mohamed Sanu and Marvin Jones will be looking for new contracts after the 2015 season so it's only natural to bring in a cheaper player on a rookie contract. Whether they bring one or both back there is a room for a player like Smith who can stretch the field with his straight line speed and separation. They may also consider Michael Bennett, Smith's teammate for his versatility on the line, especially if they feel Margus Hunt isn't developing at a quick enough pace.

[Witlon]

#54 - Detroit Lions
OT Cedric Ogbuehi, Texas A&M

- He was a top 15 pick before he tore his ACL, so this is a risk/value pick here. I know the Lions need DT help, but that was solved in the short term by adding Tyrunn Walker and Haloti Ngata. LaAdrian Waddell was okay last season, but a long term tackle is needed to keep Stafford upright and help block for Joique, Gurley & Riddick. It's a luxury pick, but I think it's a fit.

[schisno]

#55 - Arizona Cardinals
CB Quentin Rollins, Miami (OH)

The Cardinals are still looking for depth at inside linebacker but they need to replace Antonio Cromartie, which they do by bringing in a corner with good size and solid tackler. He is raw with a lack of experience at the position but shows promise by how well he's player. Could this the beginning of basketball to cornerback transition trend? Very coachable kid which Arians will love, especially one as tough with as high of a ceiling.

[Witlon]

#56 - Pittsburgh Steelers
LB Hau'oli Kikaha, Washington

- He's probably just a pass rush specialist, but with Jason Worilds leaving, and Jarvis Jones not proving to be great shakes, help is needed there. James Harrison re-signed, but more help is needed, even if it's more long term than short term.

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#57 - Carolina Panthers
RB Tevin Coleman, Indiana

Jonathan Stewart likes to spend time on the IR and behind him is Fozzy Whitaker which leaves a lot to be desired. Stewart is still relatively young, except his NFL age is almost double that of most NFL backs. The Panthers need to add a dynamic rusher that can come in and help his team on offense when Stewart needs to be spelled or misses games.

Coleman has excellent size and a tough running style. He averaged 7.1 yards while in college and shows he can produce with 2000 yards rushing in his junior year. Teams may question his durability but when he comes back healthy he should offer the Panthers the kind of running back the team needs.

[Witlon]

#58 - Baltimore Ravens
WR Phillip Dorsett, Miami Florida

- Torrey Smith bolted to San Francisco in free agency, so his replacement is grabbed here. Dorsett is a big play, speed freak that catches the ball pretty consistently, as well. Learning from another smallish wideout in Steve Smith can only help his future prospects. I considered Nelson Agholor here, but I just can't pass on the speed to help Flacco take the top off of defenses.

[schisno]

#59 - Denver Broncos
OG Laken Tomlinson

The Broncos lost Orlando Franklin, so they nab a thoughtful and intelligent football player. He's big and strong, good on one-on-one battles against lineman and is a boon to the running game. Could use a little coaching to refine his technique but will offer a strong block for the offensive line.