FBG Board Consensus 2010 Mock NFL Draft (1 Viewer)

1.01 St. Louis Rams select QB Sam Bradford (83% of the vote)

1.02 Detroit Lions select DT Ndamukong Suh (59% of the vote)

1.03 Tampa Bay Buccaneers select DT Gerald McCoy (85% of the vote)

1.04 Washington Redskins select OT Russell Okung (73% of the vote)

1.05 Kansas City Chiefs select S Eric Berry (41% of the vote)

1.06 Seattle Seahawks select OT Trent Williams (41% of the vote)

1.07 Cleveland Browns select QB Jimmy Clausen (28% of the vote)

1.08 Oakland Raiders select OT Bryan Bulaga (23% of the vote)

1.09 Buffalo Bills select OT Anthony Davis (61% of the vote)

1.10 Jacksonville Jaguars select ILB Rolando McClain (30% of the vote)

1.11 Denver Broncos select DT Dan Williams (38% of the vote)

1.12 Miami Dolphins select WR Dez Bryant (47% of the vote)

1.13 San Francisco 49ers select CB Joe Haden (52% of the vote)

1.14 Seattle Seahawks select RB C.J. Spiller (45% of the vote)

1.15 New York Giants select OLB Sean Weatherspoon (37% of the vote)

1.16 Tennessee Titans select DE Derrick Morgan (46% of the vote)

1.17 San Francisco 49ers select CB/S Earl Thomas (26% of the vote)

Pittsburgh Steelers

Positions of Need:

CB, DL, QB, RB, OL

Needs Analysis: Analysis: The Steelers quietly helped their special teams this offseason by adding Arnaz Battle, Antwaan Randle El, Larry Foote and Will Allen. Now they can go after their other needs. They could use a starting cornerback, and picking at No. 18 could provide the opportunity to grab a player like Joe Haden or Kyle Wilson. Their first-round selection from a year ago, Ziggy Hood, added depth to the defensive line, but don't be surprised to see the Steelers tap the position again this time around. Running back Willie Parker is unsigned, so a solid complement to Rashard Mendenhall in the middle rounds is a good idea. Many of the sacks QB Ben Roethlisberger takes are his fault, but nonetheless it is time to add some young talent to an average line.

*** I would think that WR as a need would be a draft consideration for the Steelers with the Holmes trade. Perhaps not with their first round pick, but at some point in the draft ***

Demaryius Thomas

Mike Iupati

doowain said:

Demaryius Thomas

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I could see the Steelers looking to pick a top WR prospect like Thomas, but I think that they would look to move down into the 20s vs. taking him at the 1.18 spot

Faust said:

doowain said:

Demaryius Thomas

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I could see the Steelers looking to pick a top WR prospect like Thomas, but I think that they would look to move down into the 20s vs. taking him at the 1.18 spot

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I voted other since I too see them going WR here. Arrelious Benn would be my pick.

Faust said:

doowain said:

Demaryius Thomas

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I could see the Steelers looking to pick a top WR prospect like Thomas, but I think that they would look to move down into the 20s vs. taking him at the 1.18 spot

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I like for them to make a package deal to move up in the 2nd round for Benn/Tate. 1st round, I'd be equally happy (from a talent standpoint) with K.Wilson, M.Pouncey or Iupati. I like the depth in the draft at CB more, so I'd say the dropoff makes OL the priority and both interior guys are pretty solid locks as the top of their positions. As a Steeler fan, I have to go with the C over the G just out of tradition. Webster, Dawson, Hartings were all lifetime anchors and always undervalued. A pro-bowl CB is going to make a lot more over their career than a pro-bowl C. Pouncey is my favorite, but I couldn't argue with any of the three.

NO WR.

This pick better be Pouncey, Iupati or Wilson.

Cookiemonster said:

Faust said:

doowain said:

Demaryius Thomas

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I could see the Steelers looking to pick a top WR prospect like Thomas, but I think that they would look to move down into the 20s vs. taking him at the 1.18 spot

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I like for them to make a package deal to move up in the 2nd round for Benn/Tate. 1st round, I'd be equally happy (from a talent standpoint) with K.Wilson, M.Pouncey or Iupati. I like the depth in the draft at CB more, so I'd say the dropoff makes OL the priority and both interior guys are pretty solid locks as the top of their positions. As a Steeler fan, I have to go with the C over the G just out of tradition. Webster, Dawson, Hartings were all lifetime anchors and always undervalued. A pro-bowl CB is going to make a lot more over their career than a pro-bowl C. Pouncey is my favorite, but I couldn't argue with any of the three.

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Solid analysis

Bump for a few more votes and posts before we close this one and move on to the Falcons

I voted Iupati, but I think Pouncey is right there with him. I wouldnt be surprised if they move up a few spots to take Haden.

I hope to god they dont take a WR in the 1st. Not a big fan of taking one in the 2nd either considering the WR options relative to other positions.

With the 1.18 pick in the FBG Consensus Draft, the Pittsburgh Steelers select G-OT Mike Iupati