Pick Analysis:<\/strong> If Watkins was 21 or 22 and as good as he is this pick would have been graded an A.\u00a0 My main concern is that he will be 27 during his rookie year and I don’t want him to turn into another Chris Weinke<\/strong>, who was 28 during his rookie year, and never really panned out even though he looked really good in college.\u00a0 The problem with taking older players who look good when playing against younger players is that older players are in their prime while younger players have yet to hit their prime.\u00a0 Men increase testosterone levels until they are about 30 and since testosterone increases muscle mass and strength, a 27 year old is much closer to their peak strength than a 22 year old.\u00a0 Watkins might just look like a good guard now because he was a man playing against kids.\u00a0 That being said, he will improve as a player because he only has two years of experience and could still end up starting 7 or 8 years for us.\u00a0 I don’t love the pick, but it did fill our second biggest need.\u00a0 It might have been better to take Gabe\u00a0Carimi, OL<\/strong> here.<\/p>\n Pick Grade: C+ Pick Analysis:<\/strong> Safety wasn’t out biggest need and we could have gotten much better value and possibly a better player by taking Mark Legree in the 5th round.\u00a0 Legree was more productive and has superior speed, size and strength.\u00a0 Taking Jarrett at pick 22 in the second round was certainly a reach.\u00a0 He is one of the slower safeties in the 40 and was only marginally productive in college.\u00a0 Jarrett only had 9 interceptions in his college career while Legree had 22.\u00a0 The only real knock on Legree is that he played at a smaller school.\u00a0 At first I wanted Devon House here because CB is our biggest need and he will likely turn out to be the second best corner in the draft, but he had a few character issues.\u00a0 I still would have taken a chance on him at some point in the draft.\u00a0 I also would have liked Dontay\u00a0Moch, LB<\/strong> here.\u00a0 I think that Moch is going to turn into a very good LB in the NFL.\u00a0 Linebacker was a need that we didn’t address very well in this draft. \u00a0Overall, I was disappointed in this pick and I’m not completely sold on Jarrett as a starter for the Eagles even though he may become just that after Mikell leaves.<\/p>\n Pick Grade: B- Pick Analysis:<\/strong> CB was our biggest immediate need, but it’s not likely that Marsh will be able to start right away.\u00a0 Marsh only played CB in college for two years and still has a lot of need to improve.\u00a0 Statistically he had an decent senior year with 13 pass break ups, but needs to improve his hands and turn more of those break ups into interceptions.\u00a0 Marsh has moderate athleticism, but is no were near the athlete of Patrick Peterson or Devon House and is very average in the 10 yard range.\u00a0 Overall, Marsh could end up being an eventual starter for us, but since we need a CB to start this year, this pick doesn’t help us immediately.\u00a0 We will need to get a CB in FA if the lock out ever ends.\u00a0 I think that Marsh was certainly a reach because of how unproven he is. \u00a0 I would have considered Devon House, CB<\/strong> here who could have started right away or Sam Acho, LB<\/strong> here as well.<\/p>\n Pick Grade: C+ Pick Analysis:<\/strong> I firmly believe that Matthews is overrated because of his brother.\u00a0 He is not Clay Matthews.\u00a0 While he is\u00a0 instinctive and has a good feel for the game, he is small, slow and only had average production in college.\u00a0 Casey had a 1.67 in the 10 while Clay had a 1.49.\u00a0 Clay is much more athletic than Casey and was 10 lbs heavier coming into the NFL.\u00a0 If Casey wants to start for the Eagles he needs to put on 10-15 lbs and work on his quickness.\u00a0 He looked like a weakling in college and was often pushed around by blockers.\u00a0 I would have much rather had Chris Carter, LB<\/strong> or Devon House, CB<\/strong> who were both available at this point.\u00a0 Carter is a bigger, faster and more productive linebacker who will be a starter in no time for the Steelers.\u00a0 House is going to be a very good corner for the Packers and may even start this year.<\/p>\nRound 2, Pick 22 (54) Jaiquawn Jarrett DB 6’0″ 198 Temple<\/h3>\n
\n<\/strong><\/p>\nRound 3, Pick 26 (90) (From Ravens) Curtis Marsh DB 6’1″ 197 Utah St.<\/h3>\n
\n<\/strong><\/p>\nRound 4, Pick 19 (116) (From Buccaneers) Casey Matthews LB 6’1″ 231 Oregon<\/h3>\n
\n<\/strong><\/p>\nRound 4, Pick 23 (120) Alex Henery K 6’2″ 177 Nebraska<\/h3>\n
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