Pat Angerer?

Hey All, this is my 1st post. This site is my first read of the day with morning coffee. I enjoy everyones knowledge and passion for our G-men, as being out west, our kind are few and far between. I’ll try not to embarrass myself or my fellow fans too much.
   I will start with my basic assumptions and hopes(if’s) going into this draft with a new DC. I trust Fewell will ;
A. Instill a D that the players will go for, that he has more to offer than BS.
B. Get improved play from at least 1 CB and 1 safety.( DBs are his specialty?)
      As far as current roster personnel goes:
A. Canty, Osi, Alford, Ross and (with crossed fingers) KP return at or near 100%.
      And finally, the NYG organization ( JR, TC and ownership ) get on the same page and show some willingness to make some minor moves in the draft.
 A. Stop drafting QBs. 2 at #5 the last 2 years.
 B. Realize that they have no eye for DB talent in the later rounds. (Wright and Woodson)

  With that as an overview to my thoughts on this years draft, I will state that I fully agree with getting a MLB is #1 priority. Also his name is McClain. I am not stuck on that though. We only need to move up a couple of spots to get him, maybe. He could slip, but not likely. There are 2 teams that need a QB, Buff and Jax. An offer of Carr and our 1st pick for thiers? Not a far drop for them and it solves a big positional need at the most important postion. Am I over estimating Carr’s value? We then grab McClain. If no takers and McClain doesn’t drop to us, trade down in the 1st and pick up an extra 2nd. Perhaps Angerer in 3rd, then. Just don’t panic and grab another tweener. I believe Carr has to hold some trade value, perhaps a 2nd or 3rd straight up.
  Addressing the secondary, this year seems to have a ton of DB talent. Going on the above mentioned scenario, we either have our MLB and an extra 2nd, (Carr traded), or we have a late 1st and two-three 2nds. Either way, at least 3 picks. I say pull a 1981 49ers strategy were they took Lott, Wright and Willianson in the first 65 picks. We only need 2 DBs, IMO, a CB & safety, and they cetainly would be available at end of 1st and beginning of 2nd rounds. Hey, we still have another 2nd and a 3rd, or two 3rds to use, based on what occurred reference Carr. I would not be opposed to trading any/all of the 5-7 round picks to get and extra 3rd or 4th. Though I admit I don’t understand the value system on picks. At this point, late 2nd-early 3rd round, we go for MLB ( Angerer), O-line, DT and a RB. I do believe we need another RB in camp with the injuries to all 3 of our guys, plus Hedgecocks surgery.
    As a last option for getting an upgrade in round 1, or and extra early second, if trading Carr were not to workout, I would not be opposed to trading Osi. Jacksonville does need pass rushers, too. With Tuck, Kiwi and Sintim, plus Tollefson, we have quite a few DE/OLB, while still having no MLB. Osi has been a stud, but sell now, if possible, rather than wait and see another off year go by. This , of course, only if nothing came to fruition with moving Carr.
   So, hopefully this makes some sense and doesn’t smell of crazy or unrealistic. I just feel that 5-6 picks in 1st 4-5 rounds would help take advantage of the amount of talent at DB and fill the MLB postion with either a great or very good player, while getting value for one or two players on the roster. FA also could help with at least one or two needs, which I’m all for. I didn’t mention specific players names, outside the 2 MLBs, as Wilson, Haden, etc, are known to you all.
                Thanks for reading, just don’t cut my sack completely off.