OFFICIAL DRAFT DAY 2 THREAD

[Fleet]

Here it is.

[Mister Hoarse]

BOOM goes the Dynamite!

[Stinky Wizzleteats+]

Can someone list the top 32?

[Formula 21]

Mo mojo.

[Mister Hoarse]

MOMO JOJO

[Boltjolt]

Maybe they can trade back a bit and gain another 5th and move into the 4th with it or with our 6th.

[Panamamike]

Pass rush and oline in the nxt two picks would make me very happy. Hitting the three biggest needs in the top three rounds was my goal for the Bolts in this draft. We need to keep Porkchop off the field!

[Panamamike]

Oh yeah.....and pick up an outside guy with size and speed on day 3 to from to fill floyd's spot for next year. Mayle and Waller come to mind.

[RTPbolt]

I think Gordon is going to make our OL and WR group look even better. We really had no threat in the run game last year with Mathews and Woodhead out...allowed them to play our WRs differently. I think Stevie Johnson and even Jones firm our WR core up enough to go with a real running threat from Gordon. I dont think WR is a high need.

I do think we need OG and then either DT/LB help badly. Im fine with either in the 2nd then the other in third. I can see us picking up a vet OG guy in cuts though that might shore up the Troutman spot or i think Ornberger is still out there and he is serviceable IMO.

[WindsorUK]

Alright, I was flying all night and missed the draft.

Can someone please explain to me how( or for the more important matter, why!!!!) did we move up 2 spots in Round 1 to draft a running back?!?!?!?!?!

This team is so devoid of depth, we needed every pick we had. Yet, we must have given up something to move those 2 precious spots forward to draft a guy who won't have an opportunity to make an impact without better players up front( and a system guy at that!)

Initial reaction: stupid move!

[zoom]

Can someone list the top 32?

This is from SBNation (not a fan, but other sites had too much crap on the pages to be able to paste without editing).
Here are the best players remaining in the 2015 NFL Draft:

5. Randy Gregory, 6’6, 240 pounds, OLB/DE, Nebraska
12. La’el Collins, 6’4 5/8, 308 pounds, OT, LSU
13. Eddie Goldman, 6'4, 320 pounds, DT, Florida State
17. Dorial Green-Beckham, 6’6, 225 pounds, WR, Oklahoma
19. Eric Kendricks, 6'0, 230 pounds, ILB, UCLA
22. T.J. Clemmings, 6’4 5/8, 307 pounds, OT, Pittsburgh
23. Landon Collins, 6’0, 222 pounds, S, Alabama
28. Jaelen Strong, 6'3, 212 pounds, WR, Arizona State
29. Maxx Williams, 6'4, 250 pounds, TE, Minnesota
30. Paul Dawson, 6'2, 230 pounds, OLB, TCU
31. Owamagbe Odighizuwa, 6’3 1/2, 266 pounds, DE, UCLA
32. P.J. Williams, 6’0, 196 pounds, CB, Florida State
33. Jalen Collins, 6’2, 198 pounds, CB, LSU
35. Preston Smith, 6’4 3/4, 270 pounds, DE, Mississippi State
37. Jay Ajayi, 6’0, 216 pounds, RB, Boise State
38. Jordan Phillips, 6'6, 334 pounds, DT, Oklahoma
39. Denzel Perryman, 5'10 5/8, 242 pounds, ILB, Miami
41. Carl Davis, 6'4 5/8, 321 pounds, DT, Iowa
42. Benardick McKinney, 6'5, 249 pounds, ILB, Mississippi State
43. A.J. Cann, 6’3, 313 pounds, G, South Carolina
44. Jake Fisher, 6’6 1/8, 306 pounds, OT, Oregon
45. Michael Bennett, 6'2, 288 pounds, DT, Ohio State
46. Clive Walford, 6’4 1/8, 254 pounds, TE, Miami
47. Tevin Coleman, 6’1, 210 pounds, RB, Indiana
48. Devin Smith, 6'0 3/8, 190 pounds, WR, Ohio State
50. Markus Golden, 6’2 1/4, 255 pounds, DE, Missouri
52. Quinten Rollins, 5'11, 193 pounds, CB, Miami (OH)
54. Devin Funchess, 6’5, 230 pounds, WR, Michigan
55. Ameer Abdullah, 5’8 1/4, 198 pounds, RB, Nebraska
56. Grady Jarrett, 6'0 7/8, 288 pounds, DT, Clemson
57. Eli Harold, 6'4, 250 pounds, OLB/DE, Virginia
59. Ronald Darby, 5’11, 195 pounds, CB, Florida State
60. Lorenzo Mauldin, 6'3 5/8, 256 pounds, OLB/DE, Louisville
62. Alex Carter, 6’0, 202 pounds, CB, Stanford
64. Eric Rowe, 6’0 3/4, 205 pounds, S/CB, Utah
66. Hau'oli Kikaha, 6'2 1/2, 246 pounds, OLB/DE, Washington
67. Ellis McCarthy, 6’5, 325 pounds, DT, UCLA
68. Nate Orchard, 6'3 1/4, 251 pounds, OLB/DE, Utah
69. Hayes Pullard, 6'0 1/4, 236 pounds, ILB, Southern California
70. Jesse James, 6’7, 254 pounds, TE, Penn State
72. Mario Edwards, 6’3, 294 pounds, DE, Florida State
73. Trey Flowers, 6’2 1/2, 268 pounds, DE, Arkansas
74. Duke Johnson, 5’9, 206 pounds, RB, Miami
75. T.J. Yeldon, 6'2, 221 pounds, RB, Alabama
76. Henry Anderson, 6’6 3/8, 287 pounds, DE, Stanford
77. Brett Hundley, 6’3, 227 pounds, QB, UCLA
78. Danielle Hunter, 6’5 1/8, 252 pounds, DE, LSU
79. Xavier Cooper, 6’4, 299 pounds, DT, Washington State
80. Daryl Williams, 6'5, 327 pounds, OT, Oklahoma
81. Sammie Coates, 6'1 3/4, 213 pounds, WR, Auburn
82. Tre Jackson, 6’4, 330 pounds, G, Florida State
83. Ali Marpet, 6'3 3/4, 307 pounds, G/OT, Hobart College
84. Jeremiah Poutasi, 6'6, 330 pounds, OT, Utah
85. Kevin White, 5’9 3/8, 180 pounds, CB, TCU
86. Hroniss Grasu, 6’3, 297 pounds, C, Oregon
87. Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, 5’10, 185 pounds, CB, Oregon
88. James Sample, 6'2 1/8, 209 pounds, S, Louisville
89. Rob Havenstein, 6’7 3/8, 332 pounds, OT, Wisconsin
90. Jamison Crowder, 5’8 1/8, 174 pounds, WR, Duke
92. Marcus Hardison, 6'3 1/8, 311 pounds, DT, Arizona State
93. David Cobb, 5’10 3/4, 229 pounds, RB, Minnesota
94. Steven Nelson, 5’10 1/8, 197 pounds, CB, Oregon State
95. Tyler Lockett, 5’9 5/8, 181 pounds, WR, Kansas State
96. Josue Matias, 6’6, 325 pounds, G, Florida State
97. Josh Shaw, 6’0 5/8, 203 pounds, CB, Southern California
98. Za'Darius Smith, 6’4 5/8, 270 pounds, DE, Kentucky
99. Donovan Smith, 6'5 3/4, 341 pounds, OT, Penn State
100. Joey Mbu, 6'2 3/4, 315 pounds, DT, Houston

[QSmokey]

Alright, I was flying all night and missed the draft.

Can someone please explain to me how( or for the more important matter, why!!!!) did we move up 2 spots in Round 1 to draft a running back?!?!?!?!?!

This team is so devoid of depth, we needed every pick we had. Yet, we must have given up something to move those 2 precious spots forward to draft a guy who won't have an opportunity to make an impact without better players up front( and a system guy at that!)

Initial reaction: stupid move!

Any pick below the 4th round is a more a UDFA than a potential impact player, IMO. So many people here get all tied up in knots - and skewer Telesco - for getting rid of 4th (or beyond) draft picks. I suppose you can make a case for getting EXTREMELY lucky with a late-round pick (Tom Brady, Richard Sherman anyone?), so by giving up that pick you forfeit the chance of REALLY "finding" someone. But I'd love to see the draft history of 4th-5th-6th-7th-round picks. For every Tom Brady and Richard Sherman, there's probably 200 Eliot Sivers, Brandon Gorins, and Dave Balls.

I like the pick, but I still don't think the Chargers are going to be anything more than their usual 7-9 win team this season. And keeping that 4th-rounder wouldn't have changed that one bit. IMO, they blew it by not been more aggressive in FA; that's where they could - should - have made their move.