position? :hmmm:

Good call.

Edited.

That concludes my Jaguars draft:

1. DE Melvin Ingram, South Carolina
2. TE Orson Charles, Georgia
3. WR Marvin McNutt, Iowa
4. OT Levy Adcock, Oklahoma State
5. OLB Travis Lewis, Oklahoma
6. QB Austin Davis, Southern Mississippi
7. HB Evan Rodriguez, Temple

The Charles pick was before the weed arrest. But I digress.

I will have my pick in after I get done with work. Probably around 5 or 6.

Ironic.

Seriously.....if you know who you want to pick.....PM someone.

For crying out loud. In almost a month we got done with 6 full rounds of this bitch. We're in no danger whatsoever of not finishing on time.

Josh Oglesby, OT, Wisconsin

Sorry, real life calls.

Some of you need to take some midol.

Says the guy that was bitching about the pace of the draft in the first place...

With Detroit desperately needs interior line depth. They simply have no backups along the middle of the line that are even moderately capable. While this guy may never be starting caliber, he should be capable of being a competent swing guard almost immediately.

The Detroit Lions select Josh LeRibeus, OG, SMU

So ends the Lions draft and they really filled some holes while getting premium talent at several spots.

1st -- Mike Adams, OT, OSU; their only pick that isn't a true 'value' pick but was such a pressing need that it had to be done. Should be a starting RT almost immediately and can definitely make the transition to left.

2nd -- Chase Minnifield, CB, Virginia; good, steady corner with #1 ceiling but almost certain to be a strong #2.

3rd -- Trumaine Johnson, CB, Montana; great upside, attitude questions. Much more boom/bust than Minnifield but has the size, strength and ball-skills to be a very good FS if unable to play on an island.

4th -- Nigel Bradham, LB, FSU; nice rangy linebacker that should play very well in Gunther's scheme. Could even play the Mike if he continues to develop, but can contribute as a Sam as soon as next year.

5th -- Adam Gettis, C, Iowa; Nasty streak with strong pass-blocking skills. Lions offense may hide his weaknesses and Raiola could very well show him some useful tricks.

7th -- Olivier Vernon, DE, Miami; pretty likely to bust, but has all the skills in the world to succeed at this level. Probably doesn't have the attitude to excel and almost definitely came out too early, but who knows? The Lions have a year to figure out what to do with Avril and Vernon may be able to help them with that decision.

7th -- Josh LeRibeus, OG, SMU; perhaps not the highest ceiling guy out there, but can contribute quickly. Should be a nice fit in the Lions scheme.

You took 18 hours to make your last pick.

you took over 24 hours to pick.

I took 12 hours and that's probably too much.

I wasn't bitching at all, just mentioning that we should probably try to finish strong and it was screaching to a halt.

Sorry if that was taken the wrong way.

My bad.

Anyone else find it ironic that Mr. Irrelevant will be selected by CP's own mini-Mr. Irrelevant?

Sorry for the delay, rough night

The Pittsburgh Steelers select Dominique Hamilton, DE, Missouri

The New York Jets select Mike Harris CB, Florida State