Round 1) Odell Beckham Jr, WR, LSU Beckham has the capabilities to blow the top of D's and is pretty silky smooth. Definitely a polished WR with speed and YAC capabilities that are crucial in a WCO. This pick will be a toss up between Beckham the polished speedster or Benjamin the physical freak big redzone target. It could go either way... Round 2) Jason Verrett, CB, TCU Verrett could fall to us because of his small frame and it would be amazing if he did. He is a perfect M2M cover corner that has great ball skills, elite speed and excellent football instincts. Round 3) Cyril Richardson, G, Baylor Winters has been a bit of a project and inconsistent in his first year. Guard is a position of need here and Cyril is one of the best in the draft. Round 4) Martavius Bryant, WR, Clemson A boom or bust pick with excellent size and speed. Round 4) Tre Boston, S, North Carolina A ball hawk that can move all over the field and is a true FS we need. Hopefully he can learn under Reed for one season. Round 4) Adrian Hubbard, OLB, Alabama Definitely a project for Rex but has all the physical tools to be an effective pass rusher. Round 5) Marion Grice, RB, Arizona State Grice is a multi tool back. He can catch the ball as well as he can run it. MM has had plenty of success with those types of RBs. Round 6) Arthur Lynch, TE, Georgia With Cumberland signed, Lynch would be a solid blocking TE that can still make a big redzone play. Round 6) Chris Davis, CB/KR, Auburn Davis would be more a special teams KR but could fill in at corner if injuries happen. Round 6) Kirby Van Der Kamp, P, Iowa State We need a punter and this kid is the best in the biz coming out this year. Round 6) Aaron Colvin, CB, Oklahoma Would probably sit next season out but is a top notch value pick here and could hit the jackpot down the road. Round 7) A.J. Tarpley, ILB/OLB, Stanford Tarpley is just a solid football player that mostly plays ILB but can jump to the outside to confuse coverages. He would probably start on special teams and move up if there are injuries.