2012 Seahawks NFL Draft OPEN Thread

[The Q]

#1. Colts - Andrew Luck QB Stanford.

Per Mel Kiper

I think where we're all really intrigued is what the Colts decide to do at No. 34. Do they go with an offensive piece (WR, TE) to help Luck, or do they try to shore up a defense that has huge needs in a couple of spots? I think right now I'd be more inclined to help my young QB, but we'll have to see how the value falls.

[The Q]

Look at the smile on that guy! The NFL Draft equates to Permanent Dollar Signs for Luck.

[Brandon]

Commish woulda scored some points if he announced RG3 instead and said "SIke!!"

[The Q]

Redskins from Rams #2. Robert Griffin III from Baylor

Per Mel Kiper.

They gave up a lot, but in the end, the Redskins will get their man. I'm excited to see what RG3 can accomplish in D.C., and the work the Redskins did to add pieces to the wide receiving corps (regardless of the prices paid) will certainly make the transition easier. Great kid, big-time promise. Should be fun to watch.

[The Q]

Gots to be the fastest first two picks in draft history doesn't it?

[The Q]

5th time in history QB's go 1 and 2.

[Brandon]

So much trade buzz. Crazy!

[The Q]

Browns from Vikings #3. Trent Richardson RB from Alabama. Mike Holmgren does get his guy.

The next AP?

Per Mel Kiper

As good of a running back as we've seen in the past few years. He's powerful and fast, has vision and pass-catching skills; he's a beast and explodes from and through contact. Total-package RB, a great fit at No. 4 if Cleveland wants him.

[Brandon]

I like the Marshawn Lynch comparison for Richardson. He's a BEAST. In a league that has devalued RBs, Richardson showed how good he truly is by going #3

[The Q]

Vikings take with the #4 pick Matt Kalil, OT, USC

I think this is a good pick for Minni. Considering they also grab 3 more picks for him, and only move down 1.

Steady as any LT prospect I've seen in a while, perhaps since Miami went with Jake Long. The tape is great, and shows us a player who won't need to apprentice on the right side. He could fall past No. 3, but not far.

A position of NEED for Minnesota for sure.