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schlock-luster-video · 20 days

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Remembering horror icon and Friday the 13th franchise star Walter Gorney on the anniversary of his death.

R.I.P. (1912 - 2004)

#rest in peace #walter gorney #actor #friday the 13th #friday the 13th part 2 #friday the 13th: the final chapter #horror #slashers #movie art #art #drawing #movie history

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supertreecollectorfan · 3 months

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Walter "Walt" Gorney, Amerikaanse acteur (Friday the 13th, Trading Places), sterft op 91-jarige leeftijd een natuurlijke dood.

#today20yearsago

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junker-town · 7 years

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2017 NFL mock draft database: Which player is each team projected to pick?

Rounding up and compiling mock drafts to predict the 2017 NFL Draft.

Now that the 2016 NFL season is over, all eyes turn to the 2017 offseason. The big event is the NFL draft, scheduled for April 27-29 in Philadelphia.

The Cleveland Browns are at the top of the draft order following their 1-15 season, but they also have the No. 12 selection thanks to a trade with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2016. While there’s still time for players to climb up or slide down boards, Texas A&M defensive end Myles Garrett is the near consensus choice to be Cleveland’s No. 1 pick.

By surveying as many mock drafts as possible, we can get a good idea of the directions experts expect most teams to go.

A few notes:

This will be updated consistently until draft day.

Players selected less than five percent of the time fall in the "others" category.

Mock drafts that include trades are not included.

With a lot of similar colors, I know some of the slices can be hard to tell apart (sorry, Raiders fans). Hover over or click on the chart and it'll show the numbers and name for each individual slice. It also can be read like a clock with the names on the right representing the slices clockwise around the chart.

All the mock drafts used are listed at the bottom.

No. 1 Cleveland Browns

Most popular selection: Texas A&M DE Myles Garrett

No. 2 San Francisco 49ers

Most popular selection: Stanford DE Solomon Thomas

No. 3 Chicago Bears

Most popular selection: LSU S Jamal Adams

No. 4 Jacksonville Jaguars

Most popular selection: LSU RB Leonard Fournette

No. 5 Tennessee Titans (via Rams)

Most popular selection: Ohio State CB Marshon Lattimore

No. 6 New York Jets

Most popular selection: North Carolina QB Mitchell Trubisky

No. 7 Los Angeles Chargers

Most popular selection: Ohio State S Malik Hooker

No. 8 Carolina Panthers

Most popular selection: LSU RB Leonard Fournette

No. 9 Cincinnati Bengals

Most popular selection: Alabama LB Reuben Foster

No. 10 Buffalo Bills

Most popular selection: Clemson WR Mike Williams

No. 11 New Orleans Saints

Most popular selection: Tennessee DE Derek Barnett

No. 12 Cleveland Browns (via Eagles)

Most popular selection: North Carolina QB Mitchell Trubisky

No. 13 Arizona Cardinals

Most popular selection: Texas Tech QB Patrick Mahomes II

No. 14 Philadelphia Eagles (via Vikings)

Most popular selection: Stanford RB Christian McCaffrey

No. 15 Indianapolis Colts

Most popular selection: Temple LB Haason Reddick

No. 16 Baltimore Ravens

Most popular selection: Western Michigan WR Corey Davis

No. 17 Washington

Most popular selection: Temple LB Haason Reddick

No. 18 Tennessee Titans

Most popular selection: Washington WR John Ross

No. 19 Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Most popular selection: FSU RB Dalvin Cook

No. 20 Denver Broncos

Most popular selection: Wisconsin OT Ryan Ramczyk

No. 21 Detroit Lions

Most popular selection: Missouri DE Charles Harris

No. 22 Miami Dolphins

Most popular selection: Western Kentucky OL Forrest Lamp

No. 23 New York Giants

Most popular selection: Alabama OT Cam Robinson

No. 24 Oakland Raiders

Most popular selection: Florida LB Jarrad Davis

No. 25 Houston Texans

Most popular selection: Clemson QB Deshaun Watson

No. 26 Seattle Seahawks

Most popular selection: Washington CB Kevin King

No. 27 Kansas City Chiefs

Most popular selection: Texas Tech QB Patrick Mahomes

No. 28 Dallas Cowboys

Most popular selection: Missouri DE Charles Harris

No. 29 Green Bay Packers

Most popular selection: Wisconsin OLB T.J. Watt

No. 30 Pittsburgh Steelers

Most popular selection: Michigan S Jabrill Peppers

No. 31 Atlanta Falcons

Most popular selection: Missouri DE Charles Harris

No. 32 New Orleans Saints (via Patriots)

Most popular selection: LSU CB Tre’Davious White

Mock drafts (83)

Dan Kadar — SB Nation — April 24

Jim Thomas — St. Louis Post-Dispatch — April 24

Brennan Smith — Salt Lake Tribune — April 24

Tony Grossi — ESPN Cleveland — April 24

Rob Rang — CBS Sports — April 24

Dave Zangaro — CSN Philly — April 24

Nick Klopsis — Newsday — April 24

Walter Cherepinksy — Walter Football — April 24

Charlie Campbell — Walter Football — April 24

Sal Capaccio — WGR 550 — April 23

Nate Geary — WGR 550 — April 23

Derek Kramer — WGR 550 — April 23

Dave Birkett — Detroit Free Press — April 22

Gregg Bell — Tacoma News Tribune — April 22

Aaron Wilson — Houston Chronicle — April 22

John McClain — Houston Chronicle — April 22

Chad Reuter — NFL.com — April 21

Maurice Jones-Drew — NFL.com — April 21

Evan Silva — Rotoworld — April 21

Brad Biggs — Chicago Tribune — April 21

Terez Paylor — Kansas City Star — April 21

Omar Kelly — Orlando Sun-Sentinel — April 21

Joe Schad — Palm Beach Post — April 21

Matt Lombardo — NJ Advance Media — April 21

Adam Stites — SB Nation — April 20

Chris Burke — Sports Illustrated — April 20

Dieter Kurtenbach — Fox Sports — April 20

Steve Serby — New York Post — April 20

Jourdan Rodrigue — Charlotte Observer — April 20

Gentry Estes — Courier-Journal (Louisville) — April 20

Mark Eckel — NJ Advance Media — April 20

Jason Lieser — Palm Beach Post — April 20

Vinnie Iyer — Sporting News — April 20

Lou Pickney — Draft King — April 20

Draft Tek — April 20

Mel Kiper Jr. — ESPN — April 19

D. Orlando Ledbetter — Atlanta Journal-Constitution — April 19

Ryan Wilson — CBS Sports — April 19

Hub Arkush — Pro Football Weekly — April 19

Eddie Brown — San Diego Union-Tribune — April 19

Ralph Vacchiano — SportsNet New York — April 19

Lance Zierlein — NFL.com — April 18

Ben Burrows — The Independent — April 18

John Oehser — Jaguars.com — April 18

Ron Clements — Sporting News — April 17

Eliot Shorr-Parks — NJ Advance Media — April 17

Dane Brugler — CBS Sports — April 17

Jared Dubin — CBS Sports — April 17

Pete Prisco — CBS Sports — April 17

Will Brinson — CBS Sports — April 17

Luke Easterling — The Draft Wire — April 17

Arthur Arkush — Pro Football Weekly — April 17

Jon Machota — The Dallas Morning News — April 16

Scott Petrak — Elyria Chronicle-Telegram — April 16

Charean Williams — Fort Worth Star-Telegram — April 14

Matt Miller — Bleacher Report — April 14

Greg Gabriel — Pro Football Weekly — April 14

Chris Fedor — Cleveland Plain-Dealer — April 13

Dan Duggan — NJ Advance Media — April 13

Dale Lolley — Washington (Pa.) Observer-Reporter — April 13

Todd McShay — ESPN — April 12

Bob McManaman — Arizona Republic — April 12

Sports Illustrated (Staff) — April 12

Steven Ruiz — FTW (USA Today) — April 12

Bucky Brooks — NFL.com — April 11

Ed Malyon — The Independent — April 11

Danny Kelly — The Ringer — April 11

Paul Hudrick — CSN Philly — April 11

Darryl Slater — NJ Advance Media — April 10

Cory Bonini — The Huddle — April 10

Brian Mazique — Forbes — April 9

Jeff Schudel — Lake County (Ohio) News-Herald — April 7

Jonah Tuls — Draft Breakdown — April 7

Nate Davis — USA Today — April 6

Connor Hughes — NJ Advance Media — April 6

Adam Gorney — Rivals — April 6

Mike Farrell — Rivals — April 6

Dan Bilicki — Toronto Sun — April 4

Daniel Jeremiah — NFL.com — April 4

Andrew Gribble — ClevelandBrowns.com — April 4

Patrick Maks — ClevelandBrowns.com — April 4

Josh Norris — Rotoworld — April 3

J.C. Talon — Pro Football Weekly — April 3

How the NFL Draft became such a big deal

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schlock-luster-video · 7 months

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On October 21, 1980, Friday the 13th debuted in Norway.

#friday the 13th #sean s. cunningham #betsy palmer #horror movies #slasher movies #slasher art #1980s horror #walter gorney #robbi morgan #movie art #art #drawing #movie history #pop art #modern art #pop surrealism #cult movies #portrait #cult film

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schlock-luster-video · 1 year

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On April 13, 2012, Friday the 13th was screened at the RiverRun International Film Festival.

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schlock-luster-video · 2 years

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On September 13, 2019 Friday the 13th was screened at the International Film Festival Cinamatik in Slovakia.

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schlock-luster-video · 4 months

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On January 28, 1982, Friday the 13th debuted in Uruguay.

#friday the 13th #betsy palmer #walter gorney #slashers #80s slasher #slasher movies #horror movies #horror art #movie art #art #drawing #movie history #pop art #modern art #pop surrealism #cult movies #portrait #cult film

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schlock-luster-video · 11 months

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schlock-luster-video · 3 years

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Today in horror / slasher movie history: on August 13, 1980 Friday the 13th debuted in Spain.

Here's some Crazy Ralph art to celebrate!

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schlock-luster-video · 3 years

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Today in horror / slasher movie history: on June 13, 1980 Friday the 13th debuted in Ireland.

Here's some Crazy Ralph art to mark the occasion!

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schlock-luster-video · 3 years

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Today in horror / slasher movie history: on September 29, 2003 Friday the 13th was re-released in the United Kingdom.

Here's some fan art!

#friday the 13th #walter gorney #sticker art #horror #slasher

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schlock-luster-video · 3 years

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Today in 80s slasher movie history: on October 6, 2003 Friday the 13th debuted on DVD in the Czech Republic.

Here's a portrait of Walter Gorney as Crazy Ralph!

#friday the 13th #horror #slasher #fan art #horror movies #walter gorney #horror fandom #movie art #drawing #art #pop art #modern art #pop surrealism #movie history #portrait #cult movies #cult film

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schlock-luster-video · 3 years

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Today in horror / slasher movie history: on November 10, 1980 Friday the 13th debuted in Sweden.

Here's some Walter Gorney fan art!

#friday the 13th movies #friday the 13th #walter gorney #art #slasher art #horror art #fan art #80s slasherr #horror fans #crazy ralph #movie art #movie history

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schlock-luster-video · 3 years

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Today in slasher movie history:

On October 21, 1980 Friday the 13th debuted in Norway.

On October 21, 1988 Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers debuted in the United States.

On October 21, 1979 principal photography began on Maniac.

On October 21, 2014 The Silence of the Lambs was re-released in Spain.

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schlock-luster-video · 3 years

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Today in horror / slasher movie history: on May 9, 1980 Friday the 13th debuted in the United States and Canada.

Here's some Crazy Ralph, Annie and Pamela Voorhees fan art to celebrate!

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