2008 NFL Draft!

Damn, really? We've always been into the draft as we see it as the first real action of the next season, and I agree with the 1st round thing, Idk wtf you guys did but you sure don't have a pick. Then again, we got Jones-Drew half way through the second round a few years back, so I'd still watch it, because other than nothing else being on TV, it's fun to get back into the feeling of things.

Well lucky me! Jacksonvill is hosting a Draft day party down at the Landing for FREE, the Roar cheerleaders will be there, a good 10 players or so will be hanging out and signing autographs, as well as a few other things on, I love our city.

Well what else is there to do in Jacksonville?

Jack shit, we gotta love our football <3.

edit* Well, besides the beach,an array of malls (A total of about 6 within a 25 mile radius) ..that's really about it.

So how'd everybody's teams do?

The Colts drafted 3 offensive lineman, 2 TEs, a DE, a Div. III WR, and Michigan's starting RB Mike Hart. The only person I know by name that we drafted is Mike Hart. I follow the Big 10 more than I do any other college conference (I live in Indy, derrr), and I gotta say this guy impressed me in college. Hope he can pan out in the NFL.

I like that we focused on our offensive line. It was definitely noticable towards the end of the season that we needed some help. Even if we didn't have a 1st round pick, ALWAYS have faith in the Colts drafting committee. They do an excellent job year after year.

So what about your teams?

Well the Jaguars made a suprise trade-up right at the begenning of the Draft with the Baltimore ravens, in a "suprising" move, they got the 8th overall pick in the first round and went with Derrick Harvey. The Florida Gators' specialty pass-rusher on the end, with our first pick.

http://www.jaguars.com/Team/Player.aspx?id=2788

In 36 games at Florida, Harvey started 18 contests. He closed out his career ninth on the school's all-time record list with 20.5 sacks for minus 158 yards, adding 31 stops for losses of 190 yards and eleven quarterback pressures. He registered 90 tackles (59 solos), as he recovered three fumbles, returning one nine yards. He also caused two fumbles and had six pass deflections.

In the second round, with the 21st pick the Jags went ahead and picked up Defensive end Quentin Groves

In 11 games in 2007, Groves registered 38 tackles (23 solos). He had three sacks, seven stops for losses and led the Southeastern Conference with a career-high 23 quarterback pressures. He also caused a pair of fumbles, including one that a teammate returned for a touchdown. In 51 games at Auburn, Groves started 23 contests (16 at right end, six at left end and one at left outside linebacker). He registered 120 tackles (75 solos), tied the school career-record with 26 sacks for minus-169 yards and had 36 stops for losses of 194 yards. He was credited with 38 quarterback pressures, caused eight fumbles and deflected one pass.

Less known, but still an excellent athlete, I'm very complacent on how this draft is going to turn out for the Jaguars.

We traded away our first two picks, which of course pissed me off only because I was dieing to over-analyze our first pick.. But either way, I was very happy. DeShaun Jackson, WR and punt returner was out 2nd 2nd round pick, after Trevor Laws, DT.

I'm mostly excited about Jackson because if we had a decent punt returner last year, we literally would've gotten ourselves two more wins, and be in the playoffs. Also, we now have two 1st rounders next year, which I'm hoping we obtained so we can package one of them and Lito Sheppard to get Ocho Cinco, Roy Williams, or Anquon Boldin.... I'm actually thinking there may be a decent shot at Ocho Cinco since the Bengals drafted 3 WRs in the draft!