re: Saints Talk Mock Draft REVERSE Addition COMPLETED

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So now the reverse mock draft on the internet message board has rules?

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there is always order in my court room son.

Eagles

Team Needs:
Two Safeties: Nate Allen struggled earlier in his career, but he actually played better in 2013. He's a free agent, however. As for Patrick Chung, most fans will be thrilled if they never see him again. The Eagles will likely use one of their top two draft choices on a safety. Signed Malcolm Jenkins and Chris Maragos; re-signed Nate Allen

Cornerback: Cary Williams isn't very good, while Bradley Fletcher cannot be counted on to start 16 games. Philadelphia may use its first-round pick on a new No. 1 corner. Signed Nolan Carroll

Outside Linebacker: The only linebacker who consistently put pressure on the quarterback was Trent Cole, and he won't last beyond next year because he's due $10 million in 2015. Another pass-rusher is currently needed anyway. An early draft choice could be used to remedy this need. Signed Bryan Braman

Two Wide Receivers: Two of the Eagles' top three receivers (Jeremy Maclin, Riley Cooper) will be free agents this March. At least one will have to be retained. If the other walks, a wideout will have to be acquired. DeSean Jackson has been released. Re-signed Riley Cooper and Jeremy Maclin

Inside Linebacker: As predicted, DeMeco Ryans struggled in the 3-4 defense, just as he did in Houston when the Texans made the scheme switch. Ryans will probably be back next year, but the Eagles need to ready a replacement for the near future.

I think Denard or Barr would make a lot of sense.

But I think Kelly is all about his offense and would take OBJ or Cooks.

Denard seems to be the common denominator among our posts.

Then Denard.

GB
Team Needs:
Safety: The safety position was a disaster area for the Packers. There were so many blown coverages throughout the season that the fans simply expected it to happen multiple times per week. An early draft choice will have to be used to fill this hole.

Defensive End/Nose Tackle: B.J. Raji will be hitting free agency this March. Coming off two sluggish campaigns, Raji isn't expected back. The Packers need to add another defensive lineman, and they could use their first-round pick on one. Re-signed B.J. Raji and Mike Neal; signed Letroy Guion

Inside Linebacker: The Packers currently need depth behind Brad Jones and A.J. Hawk. They'll need a replacement for the latter soon enough as well. A Round 2-3 choice can be used to fill this need.

Outside Linebacker: As Green Bay found out, it doesn't have much behind Clay Matthews and Nick Perry. It had to use Mike Neal at outside linebacker, which was a disaster. Signed Julius Peppers

Tight End: Jermichael Finley's contract expires in March. He's not expected back even though he had finally just began performing up to expectations. Green Bay may spend a second-day selection on a replacement. Re-signed Andrew Quarless

Arizona OTC... el es you el es you

could look at bortles....

Team Needs:
Two Tackles: The Cardinals started Bradley Sowell at left tackle once they traded away Levi Brown. Sowell went on to be one of the worst starting blind-side protectors in the NFL. He has to be upgraded. Meanwhile, Eric Winston is an impending free agent. There might just be a solid tackle available at No. 20 this May. Signed Jared Veldheer

Outside Linebacker: Arizona doesn't have much at outside linebacker. Sam Acho barely played last year, while John Abraham will turn 36 in May. A second-day choice could be used to fix this area.

Safety: Yeremiah Bell performed above expectations this past season, but he'll be a free agent in March.

Cornerback: As with most teams, Arizona could stand to get deeper at corner. They also need a starter across from Patrick Peterson. Signed Antonio Cromartie

Quarterback: The Cardinals need to groom a young quarterback to eventually take over for Carson Palmer, who can be a turnover machine at times. A mid-round selection should suffice.

Lewan off board.

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Barr?

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makes sense too.

Barr Bortles or Odell... i'm torn... part of me wants to say they see too much value and long term stability in bortles here.