Picks:
5 picks, first pick 2nd overall
2012 Draft Highlight: Actually having a 1st round pick to use (a rarity for
the Blue and Gold)
2012 Draft Lowlight: Using that pick to reach for an OL who wasn’t good enough to
justify using the 3rd overall pick on. Also using their next pick on
WR Johnny Aprile who they then tried unsuccessfully to convert to safety…
probably should have just drafted a safety.
Needs:
You’d think given their mind boggling decision to
keep Buck Pierce around they would be more committed to building an OL that
actually has a hope of keeping him upright (unless the rules change to allow
the drafting of medical staff or bubble wrap instead). Having jettisoned both Ian Logan
and Brady Browne this offseason, they should be looking to build depth behind Cauchy Muamba at safety.
Brother Henoc Muamba seems to be entrenched as the starter at MLB which should
have the team looking to build depth behind him as well. They are pretty thin
in terms of DL. Overall anything outside of a receiver or a kicker would
address a need.
Potential
Pipeline: DL Christo Bilukidi (Oakland)
Prediction:
Given how much sense drafting along to OL would be
for the Bombers, expect to either not draft one in the first round or draft an
OL that was projected to be a 4th rounder with the 2nd
overall pick.
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