2014 Official Draft Thread

[Mach]

Per Slyder's list, the Lions take WR L'Damian Washington Missouri.

[Epic Dean]

Dallas selects Robert Herron WR Wyoming

[Snoogins]

With the 119th pick, in the 2014 GML Draft... the Cincinnati Bengals select...



Lache Seastrunk, Running Back from Baylor University

[Silverphin]

Arizona Selects OG Trai Turner from LSU

[Tractor Traylor]

With the 120th pick, the Kansas City Chiefs select DT Anthony Johnson from LSU.

[Witlon]

San Diego has asked that I pick for him...

With pick 121 in the 2014 GML Draft, the San Diego Chargers select...

Crockett Gillmore, TE, Colorado State.

[finsbuck719]

Titans take RB/KR/WR, Dri Archer (Kent State) with pick 4.122

[Witlon]

With pick 124, the Minnesota Vikings select LB Yawin Smallwood.

[Saint Greg]

Saints select Daniel McCullers, DT, Tennessee

[Witlon]

Per their list...

With pick 126 the New England Patriots select A.J. McCarron, QB, Alabama.

[Witlon]

With pick 127, the Minnesota Vikings select LB Trevor Reilly from Utah.

[Witlon]

Per their list...

Seattle selects Montana LB Jordan Tripp with pick 128.

[ucfinfan86]

With 4A the packers select RB Storm Johnson, UCF!

[TheBuckeyeKing]

With 4B in the NFL draft the Miami Dolphins select... George Uko, DT, USC

[gmenallday521]

With the 4C selection in the 2014 NFL Draft, the New York Giants select:
Colt Lyerla, Tight End, Oregon

After many hours of careful deliberation in our war room, the New York Giants have decided our best option for this pick is to go Tight End once again. Although there are several other names that maybe ahead of Colt Lyerla on other team's boards, we think that, with some refinement, he can be a talented Tight End for our team for a very long time. Obviously there are some red flags associated with Colt, but we will engage in the necessary procedures to ensure that Colt matures and does not have any run-ins with the law while he is a player on our roster. What made the Giants pick him over other Tight Ends is his dynamic athleticism. He has very good straight-line speed for a tight end, a lot of agility, and great balance to operate in open space. He has very good eye-hand coordination which is obvious anytime a ball is thrown in his direction. Although he can improve his route-running and blocking technique, he is still a willing blocker with a nasty attitude. We hope that Colt can turn himself around on our team and become a critical playmaker in this offense.