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Again - I only do this to stay up to date on the prospects and simply because I enjoy the puzzle. I wouldn't post them but the feedback helps me get a better idea of what is needed by teams and the way that their fan base might be looking. Critique away but remember Its for fun.
1.1- Rams – Sam Bradford – QB. I have to admit, someone on footballguys.com told me over a month ago that Bradford would be the pick and I totally blew him off. Looks like I owe him an apology. I didn’t see it but the logic of it all does make sense. The Rams cannot invest this kind of money into another guy on the DLINE, and not when there is so much depth at the position in this draft and its not the biggest need on their team.
1.2 - Lions – Ndamukong Suh - With Detroit completing the trade for Sims, it tells me that they are sold on another player in this draft besides OKung. I think it has to be Suh. Nobody else can match his combination of tools and technique in this years draft.
1.3 – Bucs – Dez Bryant WR - Bryant is a rare player who is ready to step right into an NFL team and has the attitude and fearlessness as well as the skills to be the #1 WR. Josh Freeman is a true Franchise QB and he needs a weapon whom he can grow with and develop this Tampa offense with.
1.4 - Redskins – Russell Okung OT - Now that the Skins got their guy at QB in McNabb, they need to find a way to protect him. I think that Okung is going to slip past Detroit now due to their looking to fill the LG spot via trade which to me means they want to use this pick for something else. If Washington signs Flozell Adams, Okung or Adams can take over at RT. They could use both.
1.5 - Chiefs – Brian Bulaga OT - Eric Berry is a possibility here but I really struggle to see a Safety go this early in a draft. Bulaga fills a major need for the team who seems to have lost hope in Albert as a LT. Bulaga will be awesome in KC.
1.6 - Seahawks - Gerald McCoy DL - McCoy isnt the DE that Seattle so badly needs but he will be able to provide a huge presence in the middle of the 4-3 allignment. I have the Redskins and Chiefs passing because I dont think that McCoy fits what they need.
1.7 - Browns – CJ Spiller RB – I am going against everything that Mike Holmgren has done in the past here by drafting a RB in round one. But One thing he has done is shared a work load at RB. Spiller has very rare skills, skills that make him a legitimate top 10 prospect. Behind that Cleveland Offensive line, I think the sky is the limit. Jerome Harrison will still carry a large role in this offense, as Spiller can line up wide and both RBs can play at the same time. There needs to be more weapons on the offense besides Joshua Cribbs and I do not feel there is a better weapon than Spiller in this draft. If it unfolds like this, it would be very interesting to see how Cleveland handles the return duties. - 51 career TDs. 20+ from 50 yards or more? I think Cleveland cannot let Spiller pass.
1.8 - Oakland Raiders – Joe Haden CB - The Raiders need to improve run defense is the most common theme adn while I agree, when you look at the numbers you will find that the raiders gave up the most 40 or more yard runs in the league. The Raiders gave up the most 20+ yard runs in the league. That is not the defensive tackles but a problem in the secondary. Joe Haden is a sure tackling machine at the CB position and having he working opposite the best CB in football would be a treat.
1.9 - Bills – Jimmy Clausen QB - To me it is obvious that the Bills to not have an answer on their team as far as who is the QB of the future. As of today they have not traded for Jason Campbell and if they were going to do so, I would have expected it by now - prior to the draft.
1.10 - Jacksonville Jags – Tim Tebow QB - By Denver claiming interest in Tebow they put the heat on Jacksonville. If they KNOW they want Tebow then they have to do it here. I am a believer in Tim Tebow, along with Tony Dungy and Jon Gruden. That’s all the expert opinion I need. Even with Jimmy Claussen on the board. I did not really quite understand what Tim Tebow could mean to teams, and especially in Jacksonville FL. I think that Wayne Weaver has to take the chance on selecting Tebow because the risk of not selecting Tebow and seeing him become a star elsewhere would be too much to swallow for this franchise. Is there a bust factor for Tebow? I don’t think people of this quality become major flops. If he cant make it as a franchise QB, he would be a deadly wildcat option - perhaps the best in the league. There is no character concern and no question he is coachable. This offseason, Jacksonville has added Aaron Kampman who is going to be a huge addition to the pass rush. That was where I originally thought Jax would go with this pick. Now that has been addressed, the pick is Tebow. I really feel like Tim Tebow will be a player in this league.
1.11 - Denver Broncos – Dan Williams DT - Nose Tackles are hard to come by and Denver gets the best in this draft class. Well played by Denver as Williams would have been a player considered by Jacksonville at 1.10.
1.12 - Miami Dolphins – Eric Berry S - Miami gets to fill their biggest need with perhaps the best talent in this draft. This would create a Bill Parcells wet dream. Berry slips because I am pretty convinced that the safety position should not be going any higher in the draft.
1.13 - San Francisco – Mike Iupati OG - SF needs help on the OLINE - Iupati is a sure bet to succeed at OG in the league and maybe can kick it out to tackle.
1.14 - Seattle - Trent Williams OT - Unexpected brief fall, Seatle gets a guy they looked hard at when they were on the clock at 1.6.
1.15 - New York Giants - Earl Thomas CB/S - BPA at a huge position of need for the Giants.
1.16 - Tennessee Titans - Derrick Morgan DE - After letting Kyle Vandenbosh move on Tennessee gets right to work on rebuilding the line.
1.17 - San Francisco - Everson Griffen OLB/ DE - I think that Since SF has addressed the ST with the GINN trade they no longer are going ot be looking at a backup RB with special teams ability. In my opinion that rules them out of taking Best here and in my opinion displays confidence in Coffee.
1.18 - Pittsburgh Steelers - Maurkice Pouncey OL - Steelers need help in the middle of that offensive line and there are none better than Pouncey. He can play both Guard and Center and possibly kick out to RT in a pinch. Big Ben is just as responsible for many of the sacks he takes cause he doesnt get rid of the ball, but regardless, middle of the line help is needed in Pitt.
1.19 - Atlanta Falcons - Demaryius Thomas WR - No team had a larger representation at his workout. Thomas could be a wonderful player oppositie Roddy White. Thomas is rumored to have not dissapointed. WR is a position that I think Atlanta needs to address in this draft and they just go ahead and get it out of the way early.
1.20 - Houston Texans - Ryan Matthews RB - It seems like the one thing missing from Houston is the 20 touch per game RB. Slaton sure isn't that guy and Ryan Moats isn't that guy. Matthews has done very well for himself on his pro day and in te combine looking like the type of all around RB that Matt Forte is(IMO).
1.21 - Cincinatti Bengals - Jason Pierre-Paul DE - When Pierre Paul slips here Cinci will be the quickest to pick him up.
1.22 - New England Patriots - Brandon Graham OLB/DE - Graham would be a star in New England , who in my opinion should be looking for an edge rusher to get after the QB.
1.23 - Green Bay Packers - Kyle Wilson CB - I have a feeling that Ted Thompson is going to somehow be tempted by Jerome Murphy here. I hope I am wrong.
1.24 - Philadelphia Eagles - Rolando McClain ILB - after a huge freefall, The Eagles woudl scoop him up in a heartbeat.
1.25 - Baltimore Ravens - Taylor Mays S - Baltimore needs some secondary help in this draft. Ed Reed is likely going to retire, and if not this year then for sure next year. Reed could help Mays harness his talent. In my opinion CB is a deeper position this year than S.
1.26 - Arizona Cardinals - Devin McCourty CB - Someone to work opposite DMC should be something they look at. McCourty really has raised his stock and is not at all a reach at this point.
1.27 - Dallas Cowboys - Anthony Davis OT - The biggest need for Dallas is either OT or S. With Anthony Davis they get to address one of them. If Taylor Mays is here, Mays will be the pick.
1.28 - San Diego Chargers - Terrance Cody DT - Cody will come right in and fill a need for the Chargers who have backup talent at the NT position currently.
1.29 - NY Jets - Cam Thomas DT - The Jets struggled when Kris Jenkins was out. I do not think the Jets have very many immediate needs here on this team, and I think they will be bringing in a veteran pass rusher in the coming weeks at OLB. They still have Gholston and are holding out hope that he can develop. Cam Thomas will provide legitimate depth at the NT position and will be able to help keep Kris Jenkins fresh which is when he can be one of the best in the league. I think the Jets will really look to build the defensive line in this years draft. (update - signed Jason Taylor)
1.30- Minnesota Vikings - Carlos Dunlap DE - Dunlap working opposite Jered Allen? Minnesota will pass on the LT position as McKinney was still one of the best in the league.
1.31 - Colts - Tyson Alualu DT - It seems like not a week goes by that there isnt something good said about this guy and I believe that his stock is on the rise big time. I believe he has moved himself into the end of the first round and could move even higher as he fits both the 3-4 DE and the 4-3 DT.
1.32 - New Orleans Saints - Koa Misi OLB - Should team with Vilma to make an amazing tandem at the linebacker position. I have not seen Misi go any higher than this in any other Mocks, but in my opinion he is a cant miss player who is ready to contribute right away in a major position of need for the Saints. Should quickly become a fan favorite.
ROUND 2
1. St. Louis (1-15) - Damian Williams WR - Williams should be able to help Bradford as a rookie because of his abilty to run proper routes and make the consistent catch. He has big play ability and very good run after the catch skills.
2. Detroit (2-14) - Jahvid Best RB - Best could manage to get 20 touches a game when you consider how many different ways he would be able to impact a game. I have real injury questionmarks on the kid but the tape seems to tell the story.
3. Tampa Bay (3-13) - Brian Price DT - Great prize when they decide to pass on DT early in the draft. Tampa has had Price in for visits.
4. Kansas City (4-12) - Sergio Kindle OLB - I see Kindle slipping out of the first round and into the early 2nd, and when he is available I cannot see Haley passing. Kindle is the perfect 3-4 pass rushing OLB and fills a gigantic hole for the Chiefs. On top of all that he is a first round talent.
5. PHILLY FROM Washington (4-12) - Sean Weatherspoon LB - Donovan Mcnabb was now flipped into a rookie stud OLB who is going to help this defense tremendously. I think that Philly would look hard at this guy in round 1 and when he is there in round 2 the Mcnabb trade proves to be golden for the Eagles.
6. Cleveland (5-11) - Jered Odrick DE - Should be a great player in the 3-4 defense or should Cleveland play the 4-3 a great DT. He fits any defense and Cleveland is known to be very interested in him.
7. Raiders – Bruce Campbell OT - I just cannot see Campbell slipping any farther in this draft. Al Davis sits tight and still gets his workout warrior. Campbell will look great in silver and black.
8. San Diego * (13-3) -Montario Hardesty RB - Hardesty to me seems like he is going to have a long and productive NFL Career and could be a very special player. While he does have some question marks about his health, I think he proved in his final season that he can be a workhorse and can contribute to a team in the running and the passing game. Darren Sproles would be a fantastic change of pace guy and should Hardesty have a knee flare up, Sporles can take the pounding for a week or 2.
9. Buffalo (6-10) - Rodger Saffold OT - Buffalo misses out on Bulaga in round one, and with tackles flying off the board they know that its time to go OT here in round 2. Again keep in mind that in my mock draft I have predicted that Buffalo will be trading for Jason Campbell. If that is the case, they have addressed QB, OT, and NT so far. Still lots of work to do here.
10. Tampa Bay - from Chicago ^ (7-9) - Jerry Hughes DE - When Tampa passes on McCoy in round one to get Dez Bryant, it becomes obvious that addressing the Dline in round 2 is a priority. Hughes will be a good pass rusher right out of the gate and Price makes a huge upgrade at DT.
11. Miami (7-9) - Daryl Washington LB - Pure football player who would find a place to start on this defense.
12. New England - from Jacksonville^ (7-9) - Golden Tate WR - Golden Tate will help New England. Currently they have alot of older guys and it is time for them to start infusing youth with the stable of Veterans that they have.
13. Denver (8-8) - Mitch Pietrus OL - I think this guy helped his stock in the combine more than anyone by matching the all time record of 45 bench press. This guy has never had question marks about his pass rushing due to his natural agility but there were questions about his strength in the run game. His bench press numbers show me that he will have what it takes to move the big uglies, especially when he gets the opportunity to get some NFL coaching and trainers. His recent tryouts at Center have shown that he has gained a lot of teams attention.
14. New York Giants (8-8) - Navarro Bowman OLB - Giants have had Bowman in for a visit and his talent for sure fits this draft slot.
15. New England - Toby Gerhart RB - Gerhart might be the best RB on the roster. A workhorse in the truest sense, he will be ready to carry the rock 20 times a game and will be a huge fan favorite. He should not put the ball on the ground and will find a way to get that tough yardage.
16. Carolina ^ (8-8) - Arrelious Benn WR- Benn will help Matt Moore and Steve Smith by keeping defenses honest. Surprising that they pass on Colt McCoy, they seem to believe that Matt Moore is the answer in Carolina.
17. San Francisco (8-8) - Charles Brown OT - Far too good of a value to pass up at this point in the draft.
18. Kansas City - from Atlanta ^ (9-7) - Jermaine Gresham TE - Ironic that the pick they got from Tony Gonzalez is turned into the TE of the future for KC.
19. Houston ^ (9-7) --Patrick Robinson CB - I dont believe that Houston can come out of this draft without having drafted secondary help in 2 of the top 3 rounds.
20. Pittsburgh (9-7) - Colt McCoy QB - The Suspension looming will give the Steelers an excuse to draft McCoy.
21. New England * (10-6) - Jered Veldheer OT - This is a very deep tackle class. Veldheer has the feet to be a starting LT in the league.
22. Cincinnati * (10-6) – Anthony McCoy TE – Marvin Lewis wants “a Man” at TE. He looks at the TE position as more of a extra blocker than he does an extra WR. McCoy fits what they do in Cincinnati to a tee.
23. Philadelphia * (11-5) - Kareem Jackson CB - Physical in your face CB who ran really surprisingly well. After trading away some depth to Cleveland , Philly will look to reestablish depth at the position with a cheaper and younger option. Jackson was somewhat of a shutdown guy at Alabama and the potential is there for him to be the same in the NFL.
24. Green Bay* (11-5) - Nate Allen S - I still feel like GB wants to find a replacement for Atari Bigby who was a clear weak spot on this team and cannot stay healthy. Its time to move on.
25. Baltimore * (9-7) - Syd'Quan Thompson CB - Frank Walker should be roster fodder, not a starting CB. I think that Syd'Quan Thompson is a true shutdown CB whos stock is going to rise as the draft nears.
26. Arizona * (10-6) - Ciron Black OT - Could be a road grader for the Cards new identity which I think will be a power running game.
27. Dallas * (11-5) - Morgan Burnett S - Jerry Jones knows that he has to address the S position in the first 2 picks. Having gone OT in round one, he is going to draft Burnett in round 2. Burnett should be able to outperform the recently released Ken Hamlin.
28. Seattle (5-11) - Brandon Ghee CB - Seattle needs some depth in the secondary and Ghee can help out in the return game as well.
29. New York Jets* (9-7) - Chad Jones S - Replacement for Kerry Rhodes.
30. Minnesota * (12-4) Dominique Franks CB - Vikings need to address the secondary.
31. Indianapolis * (14-2) - Greg Hardy DE - Alualu and Hardy will really go along way towards building that defensive line back up for the Colts.
32. New Orleans* (13-3) - Al Woods DT - Saints like Woods quite a bit - have brought him in for a nice visit. Woods left the meeting really hyped up and would be a nice local story.
ROUND 3
1. St. Louis (1-15) - Corey Wootton DE - Wootten is thought by some to be the best DE in this years draft. Ideal size, he struggled with injuries much of this season and still capped 10 sacks. Wotten is a stud run stopper at the DE position and should be able to continue to develop his pass rush Skills.
2. Detroit (2-14) - Jerome Murphy CB - Finding Louis Delmas someone to run with back there.
3. Tampa Bay (3-13) - Brandon Lafell WR - LaFell reminds me of Anquan Boldin quite a bit. Not great timed speed but has elite body control and strong hands. Runs great routes. Tampa adds both Dez Bryant and Brandon Lafell for Freeman to work with.
4. Kansas City (4-12) - Brandon Spikes MLB
5. Oakland (5-11) - Lamarr Houston DL - I think that Houston is a very rare athlete(recruited as a FB) with the Ability to play all over the line. My opinion is that this fits in well with what the Raiders like from their Defensive linemen. Could be a huge impact player along that line with the talent that they currently have.
6. Philadelphia - from Seattle (5-11) - Jonathan Dwyer RB - Now that McNabb is not there Philly will want to take some pressure off of Kolb, especially late in games. McCoy is more of a finesse back, the Eagles would look at a guy like Dwyer to pound the ball when they have the lead.
7. Cleveland - Ricky Sapp OLB - Cleveland needs to add pass rushers to this defense.
8. Buffalo (6-10) - Dexter McCluster RB/WR - We know Buffalo is looking for a shifty guy for the backfield and they dont make them much shiftier than McCluster. Buffalo needs to add some weapons to this offense and McCluster fits the bill to me as the best weapon available at this time in teh draft.
9. Miami (7-9) - Linval Joeseph NT - A Mammoth man, has improved each season and take conditioning serious.
10. Jacksonville - Austen Lane DE - A Division II prospect who has been compared to Justin Tuck. Someone who can learn from Aaron Kampman and perhaps push the underperformers in Jacksonville .
11. Chicago ^ (7-9) -Vladimir Ducasse OT - I think Chicago would look to put Ducasse at Guard and watch him dominate physically.
12. New York Giants (8-8) - Sean Lee ILB - I think that Bowmann would be a nice player on the outside with Lee inside. Lee is another guy NY has had in for a visit.
13. Tennessee ^ (8-8) - Rob Gronkowski TE -
14. Carolina ^ (8-8) - Arthur Jones DE/DT
15. San Francisco (8-8) - Blair White WR - Should make for a very solid possession guy. He will be too good to ignore opposite Crabtree and will not command a ton of targets and lacks any sort of diva qualities.
16. Denver (8-8) - Jacoby Ford WR - Denver gets a return specialist and a guy who can keep defenses honest as a deep threat. A guy like this would really open up the field.
17. Houston ^ (9-7) - Kam Chancellor S
18. Pittsburgh (9-7) - Alex Carrington DE
19. Atlanta ^ (9-7) - Matt Tennant C - Atlanta needs some help at Center and will be able to address it in round 3.
20. Cincinnati * (10-6) - Corey Peters DT
21. Cleveland - * (10-6) – Akwasi Owusu-Ansah - CB - With the abundance of picks that Cleveland has in this draft now only should they be able to fill major holes but they should be able to build some very solid depth.
22. Green Bay * (11-5) - Daniel Te’o-Nesheim OLB - This guy could be a stud pass rusher in the right system.
23. Philadelphia * (11-5) - John Jerry OG - Andy Reid loves big guys and some versitiility should help him see playing time. A road grading guard with the ability to kick to Tackle, John Jerry is a great fit for Philly.
24. Arizona - Torell Troupe DE -
25. Arizona * (10-6) - Jason Worilds OLB
26. Dallas * (11-5) - LeGarrette Blount RB - Blount looks to me like a guy who could be the eventual replacement for Marion Barber. Barber will likely have a much shorter shelf life than most RBs because of his wreckless running style.
27. San Diego * (13-3) - Mike Johnson OG - I think the SD running game needs a powerful run blocker up front and Johnson is that guy.
28. Cleveland - from New York Jets* (9-7) - Mardy Gilyard WR -
29. Minnesota * (12-4) - Joe McKnight RB
30. Indianapolis * (14-2) - Geno Atkins DT
31. New Orleans * (13-3) - Aaron Hernandez TE - Shockey cannot be depended upon anymore.
32. - Cincinnati - Amari Spievey Cb - Bengals have some good starting corners but the depth is very thin after that.
33. - Tennessee - Perrish Cox CB -
34 - Atlanta - Thaddeus Gibson OLB
ROUND 4
1. St Louis - Ed Dickson TE - Rams have had TEs in for pre draft visits. To me this means that they are considering both Dickson and Clay Harbor. At this point in the draft Dickson is a nice fit.
2. Detroit - Chris Cook S/CB - Gotta continue to build depth in the strong passing division of the NFC North.
3. Tampa - Donald Butler ILB - Another cog to improve the Tampa Run D.
4. Kansas City - Mike Neil DE
5. Washington - John Asamoah- OG - Washington has alot of work to do on this offensive line. Asamoah could have been gone much higher.
6. Seattle - Andre Roberts WR
7. Philadelphia - John Skelton QB
8. Oakland - Dan Lefevour QB - A polar opposite of Jamarcus Russell. Lefevour will be in a battle along with Charlie Frye and Bruce Gradkowski to have the most favorable backup QB job in football.
9. Buffalo - Eric Norwood OLB - Buffalo will be looking to add some pass rushing pieces to the defense after having added only a NT so far.
10. Jacksonville - Carlton Mitchell WR
11. Chicago - Major Wright S
12. Miami - Jimmy Graham TE
13. Tennessee - Eric Decker WR
14. Carolina - Levi Brown QB - another guy the Panthers have brought in for a visit. Even if Moore is the answer as a starting QB, they need to develop a backup QB.
15. San Francisco - Vincent Rey ILB
16. Denver - Jeremy Williams WR - Could be a very good player - productive when healthy.
17.Giants - Dorin Dickerson TE
18. Steelers - Ben Tate RB
19. Atlanta - Sergio Render OG
20. Houston - Anthony Dixon RB - Dixon and Matthews will spell the end of the line for Slaton.
21. New England - Myron Rolle S - Rolle is a high character player and will make a great locker room guy. If he cant make it as a player, maybe the Patriots drafted the trainer of the future
22. Cincinnati - Darrell Stuckey S - Should be able to at least play as well as Roy Williams has.
23. Philadelphia - Armanti Edwards WR/QB - Wildcat QB - really opens the door for the Eagles to move Vick.
24. Green Bay - O'Brian Schofield OLB - Might not have an impact in 2010 due to ACL injury but is going to be a player in this league for some time.
25. Arizona - Kyle Calloway OT
26. New York Jets - Nate Byham TE - I felt this way last year and really feel this way now - the Jets are going away from Dustin Keller and need TE who is more of a blocker. I expect to see a Keller trade in the near future. Byham was once a top pass catching TE and I believe he will make for a NFL starter somewhere if not in Jersey.
27. Dallas - Vince Oghobaase DE
28. San Diego - Pat Angerer ILB
29. Seattle - Kevin Thomas CB
30. Minnesota - Tony Washington OT - Character concerns from when he was a kid cause him to slip quite a bit. First round talent and a steal this late.
31. Indianapolis - JD Walton C
32. New Orleans - TJ Ward SS
33. Cincinnati - Tony Pike QB - Cinci must look for a capable backup to Carson Palmer.
Round 5
1. St Louis - Selvish Capers OT - Rams were interested enough to bring him in for a visit.
2. Seattle - Sean Lissemore DT
3. Cleveland - Jevan Snead QB - Once considered a 1st round prospect, Snead has a ton of tools and Holmgren is going to see someone he can mold into the successor to Jake Delhomme.
4. Washington - Dekoda Watson OLB
5. Kansas City - Jamar Chaney ILB - Defensive MVP of the senior Bowl. Should make for a good Pro.
6. Denver (FROM PHILLY) - Travis Ivey NT - Ivey could make a starting NT in this league for a decade.
7. Oakland - Denario Alexander WR - Athletic freak who can jump out of the gym. Should be a great red zone target. I actually think Alexander would be a good player on the Raiders and if he lasts this far is a good bargain.
8. Seattle - Myron Lewis CB
9. Buffalo - Jordan Shipley WR
10. Chicago - Nate Collins DT - has put up huge #s from the DT position. The Bears are interested.
11. Kansas City - Ted Larsen C
12. Jacksonville - Eric Olsen C
13. Kansas City - Charlie Tanner OG
14. San Francisco - Hall Davis DE
15. Cleveland - Dennis Pitta TE - Holmgren will come out of this draft with a TE who is going to end up surprising alot of people.
16. New York Giants - Walter McFadden CB
17. Tennessee - Taylor Price WR
18. Atlanta - Jason Fox OT
19. Houston - Brandon Lang DE
20. Pittsburgh - Javier Arenas CB
21. Cincinnati - Marshall Newhouse OG - after having waited so long to address a need they get lucky with Newhouse. They will not be looking for a starter at this position until 2011 unless someone surprises
22. Tampa Bay - Kurt Coleman SS
23. Green Bay - Marcus Easley WR - Ted Thompson seems to come out of every draft with a WR. A really really raw prospect, Easley will be allowed to learn in GB with 4 WRs in front of him.
24. Pittsburgh - Alterraun Verner CB
25. Baltimore - D'Anthony Smith DE - Would be an end in the Ravens 3-4. Very impressive Athlete.
26 Baltimore - Tony Moeaki TE
27. Jacksonville - Robert Johnson FS - Pick from Oakland
28. San Diego - Clifton Geathers DE
29. Cleveland - Dez Briscoe WR
30. Minnesota - Ben Burney CB
31. Indianapolis - CJ Wilson DE
32. St Louis - Cody Grimm S/LB - Will be a special teams warrior.
33. Pittsburgh - Zane Beadles OG
34. Atlanta - Jermaine Cunningham DE
35. Pittsburgh - Jonathan Crompton QB
36. Minnesota - Levi Horn OT
37. San Diego - Joe Webb WR
38. Green Bay - Nick McDonald OL - If your a Packer fan you know how TT loves these small school guys. Grand Valley State qualifies.
1.1- Rams – Sam Bradford – QB. I have to admit, someone on footballguys.com told me over a month ago that Bradford would be the pick and I totally blew him off. Looks like I owe him an apology. I didn’t see it but the logic of it all does make sense. The Rams cannot invest this kind of money into another guy on the DLINE, and not when there is so much depth at the position in this draft and its not the biggest need on their team.
1.2 - Lions – Ndamukong Suh - With Detroit completing the trade for Sims, it tells me that they are sold on another player in this draft besides OKung. I think it has to be Suh. Nobody else can match his combination of tools and technique in this years draft.
1.3 – Bucs – Dez Bryant WR - Bryant is a rare player who is ready to step right into an NFL team and has the attitude and fearlessness as well as the skills to be the #1 WR. Josh Freeman is a true Franchise QB and he needs a weapon whom he can grow with and develop this Tampa offense with.
1.4 - Redskins – Russell Okung OT - Now that the Skins got their guy at QB in McNabb, they need to find a way to protect him. I think that Okung is going to slip past Detroit now due to their looking to fill the LG spot via trade which to me means they want to use this pick for something else. If Washington signs Flozell Adams, Okung or Adams can take over at RT. They could use both.
1.5 - Chiefs – Brian Bulaga OT - Eric Berry is a possibility here but I really struggle to see a Safety go this early in a draft. Bulaga fills a major need for the team who seems to have lost hope in Albert as a LT. Bulaga will be awesome in KC.
1.6 - Seahawks - Gerald McCoy DL - McCoy isnt the DE that Seattle so badly needs but he will be able to provide a huge presence in the middle of the 4-3 allignment. I have the Redskins and Chiefs passing because I dont think that McCoy fits what they need.
1.7 - Browns – CJ Spiller RB – I am going against everything that Mike Holmgren has done in the past here by drafting a RB in round one. But One thing he has done is shared a work load at RB. Spiller has very rare skills, skills that make him a legitimate top 10 prospect. Behind that Cleveland Offensive line, I think the sky is the limit. Jerome Harrison will still carry a large role in this offense, as Spiller can line up wide and both RBs can play at the same time. There needs to be more weapons on the offense besides Joshua Cribbs and I do not feel there is a better weapon than Spiller in this draft. If it unfolds like this, it would be very interesting to see how Cleveland handles the return duties. - 51 career TDs. 20+ from 50 yards or more? I think Cleveland cannot let Spiller pass.
1.8 - Oakland Raiders – Joe Haden CB - The Raiders need to improve run defense is the most common theme adn while I agree, when you look at the numbers you will find that the raiders gave up the most 40 or more yard runs in the league. The Raiders gave up the most 20+ yard runs in the league. That is not the defensive tackles but a problem in the secondary. Joe Haden is a sure tackling machine at the CB position and having he working opposite the best CB in football would be a treat.
1.9 - Bills – Jimmy Clausen QB - To me it is obvious that the Bills to not have an answer on their team as far as who is the QB of the future. As of today they have not traded for Jason Campbell and if they were going to do so, I would have expected it by now - prior to the draft.
1.10 - Jacksonville Jags – Tim Tebow QB - By Denver claiming interest in Tebow they put the heat on Jacksonville. If they KNOW they want Tebow then they have to do it here. I am a believer in Tim Tebow, along with Tony Dungy and Jon Gruden. That’s all the expert opinion I need. Even with Jimmy Claussen on the board. I did not really quite understand what Tim Tebow could mean to teams, and especially in Jacksonville FL. I think that Wayne Weaver has to take the chance on selecting Tebow because the risk of not selecting Tebow and seeing him become a star elsewhere would be too much to swallow for this franchise. Is there a bust factor for Tebow? I don’t think people of this quality become major flops. If he cant make it as a franchise QB, he would be a deadly wildcat option - perhaps the best in the league. There is no character concern and no question he is coachable. This offseason, Jacksonville has added Aaron Kampman who is going to be a huge addition to the pass rush. That was where I originally thought Jax would go with this pick. Now that has been addressed, the pick is Tebow. I really feel like Tim Tebow will be a player in this league.
1.11 - Denver Broncos – Dan Williams DT - Nose Tackles are hard to come by and Denver gets the best in this draft class. Well played by Denver as Williams would have been a player considered by Jacksonville at 1.10.
1.12 - Miami Dolphins – Eric Berry S - Miami gets to fill their biggest need with perhaps the best talent in this draft. This would create a Bill Parcells wet dream. Berry slips because I am pretty convinced that the safety position should not be going any higher in the draft.
1.13 - San Francisco – Mike Iupati OG - SF needs help on the OLINE - Iupati is a sure bet to succeed at OG in the league and maybe can kick it out to tackle.
1.14 - Seattle - Trent Williams OT - Unexpected brief fall, Seatle gets a guy they looked hard at when they were on the clock at 1.6.
1.15 - New York Giants - Earl Thomas CB/S - BPA at a huge position of need for the Giants.
1.16 - Tennessee Titans - Derrick Morgan DE - After letting Kyle Vandenbosh move on Tennessee gets right to work on rebuilding the line.
1.17 - San Francisco - Everson Griffen OLB/ DE - I think that Since SF has addressed the ST with the GINN trade they no longer are going ot be looking at a backup RB with special teams ability. In my opinion that rules them out of taking Best here and in my opinion displays confidence in Coffee.
1.18 - Pittsburgh Steelers - Maurkice Pouncey OL - Steelers need help in the middle of that offensive line and there are none better than Pouncey. He can play both Guard and Center and possibly kick out to RT in a pinch. Big Ben is just as responsible for many of the sacks he takes cause he doesnt get rid of the ball, but regardless, middle of the line help is needed in Pitt.
1.19 - Atlanta Falcons - Demaryius Thomas WR - No team had a larger representation at his workout. Thomas could be a wonderful player oppositie Roddy White. Thomas is rumored to have not dissapointed. WR is a position that I think Atlanta needs to address in this draft and they just go ahead and get it out of the way early.
1.20 - Houston Texans - Ryan Matthews RB - It seems like the one thing missing from Houston is the 20 touch per game RB. Slaton sure isn't that guy and Ryan Moats isn't that guy. Matthews has done very well for himself on his pro day and in te combine looking like the type of all around RB that Matt Forte is(IMO).
1.21 - Cincinatti Bengals - Jason Pierre-Paul DE - When Pierre Paul slips here Cinci will be the quickest to pick him up.
1.22 - New England Patriots - Brandon Graham OLB/DE - Graham would be a star in New England , who in my opinion should be looking for an edge rusher to get after the QB.
1.23 - Green Bay Packers - Kyle Wilson CB - I have a feeling that Ted Thompson is going to somehow be tempted by Jerome Murphy here. I hope I am wrong.
1.24 - Philadelphia Eagles - Rolando McClain ILB - after a huge freefall, The Eagles woudl scoop him up in a heartbeat.
1.25 - Baltimore Ravens - Taylor Mays S - Baltimore needs some secondary help in this draft. Ed Reed is likely going to retire, and if not this year then for sure next year. Reed could help Mays harness his talent. In my opinion CB is a deeper position this year than S.
1.26 - Arizona Cardinals - Devin McCourty CB - Someone to work opposite DMC should be something they look at. McCourty really has raised his stock and is not at all a reach at this point.
1.27 - Dallas Cowboys - Anthony Davis OT - The biggest need for Dallas is either OT or S. With Anthony Davis they get to address one of them. If Taylor Mays is here, Mays will be the pick.
1.28 - San Diego Chargers - Terrance Cody DT - Cody will come right in and fill a need for the Chargers who have backup talent at the NT position currently.
1.29 - NY Jets - Cam Thomas DT - The Jets struggled when Kris Jenkins was out. I do not think the Jets have very many immediate needs here on this team, and I think they will be bringing in a veteran pass rusher in the coming weeks at OLB. They still have Gholston and are holding out hope that he can develop. Cam Thomas will provide legitimate depth at the NT position and will be able to help keep Kris Jenkins fresh which is when he can be one of the best in the league. I think the Jets will really look to build the defensive line in this years draft. (update - signed Jason Taylor)
1.30- Minnesota Vikings - Carlos Dunlap DE - Dunlap working opposite Jered Allen? Minnesota will pass on the LT position as McKinney was still one of the best in the league.
1.31 - Colts - Tyson Alualu DT - It seems like not a week goes by that there isnt something good said about this guy and I believe that his stock is on the rise big time. I believe he has moved himself into the end of the first round and could move even higher as he fits both the 3-4 DE and the 4-3 DT.
1.32 - New Orleans Saints - Koa Misi OLB - Should team with Vilma to make an amazing tandem at the linebacker position. I have not seen Misi go any higher than this in any other Mocks, but in my opinion he is a cant miss player who is ready to contribute right away in a major position of need for the Saints. Should quickly become a fan favorite.
ROUND 2
1. St. Louis (1-15) - Damian Williams WR - Williams should be able to help Bradford as a rookie because of his abilty to run proper routes and make the consistent catch. He has big play ability and very good run after the catch skills.
2. Detroit (2-14) - Jahvid Best RB - Best could manage to get 20 touches a game when you consider how many different ways he would be able to impact a game. I have real injury questionmarks on the kid but the tape seems to tell the story.
3. Tampa Bay (3-13) - Brian Price DT - Great prize when they decide to pass on DT early in the draft. Tampa has had Price in for visits.
4. Kansas City (4-12) - Sergio Kindle OLB - I see Kindle slipping out of the first round and into the early 2nd, and when he is available I cannot see Haley passing. Kindle is the perfect 3-4 pass rushing OLB and fills a gigantic hole for the Chiefs. On top of all that he is a first round talent.
5. PHILLY FROM Washington (4-12) - Sean Weatherspoon LB - Donovan Mcnabb was now flipped into a rookie stud OLB who is going to help this defense tremendously. I think that Philly would look hard at this guy in round 1 and when he is there in round 2 the Mcnabb trade proves to be golden for the Eagles.
6. Cleveland (5-11) - Jered Odrick DE - Should be a great player in the 3-4 defense or should Cleveland play the 4-3 a great DT. He fits any defense and Cleveland is known to be very interested in him.
7. Raiders – Bruce Campbell OT - I just cannot see Campbell slipping any farther in this draft. Al Davis sits tight and still gets his workout warrior. Campbell will look great in silver and black.
8. San Diego * (13-3) -Montario Hardesty RB - Hardesty to me seems like he is going to have a long and productive NFL Career and could be a very special player. While he does have some question marks about his health, I think he proved in his final season that he can be a workhorse and can contribute to a team in the running and the passing game. Darren Sproles would be a fantastic change of pace guy and should Hardesty have a knee flare up, Sporles can take the pounding for a week or 2.
9. Buffalo (6-10) - Rodger Saffold OT - Buffalo misses out on Bulaga in round one, and with tackles flying off the board they know that its time to go OT here in round 2. Again keep in mind that in my mock draft I have predicted that Buffalo will be trading for Jason Campbell. If that is the case, they have addressed QB, OT, and NT so far. Still lots of work to do here.
10. Tampa Bay - from Chicago ^ (7-9) - Jerry Hughes DE - When Tampa passes on McCoy in round one to get Dez Bryant, it becomes obvious that addressing the Dline in round 2 is a priority. Hughes will be a good pass rusher right out of the gate and Price makes a huge upgrade at DT.
11. Miami (7-9) - Daryl Washington LB - Pure football player who would find a place to start on this defense.
12. New England - from Jacksonville^ (7-9) - Golden Tate WR - Golden Tate will help New England. Currently they have alot of older guys and it is time for them to start infusing youth with the stable of Veterans that they have.
13. Denver (8-8) - Mitch Pietrus OL - I think this guy helped his stock in the combine more than anyone by matching the all time record of 45 bench press. This guy has never had question marks about his pass rushing due to his natural agility but there were questions about his strength in the run game. His bench press numbers show me that he will have what it takes to move the big uglies, especially when he gets the opportunity to get some NFL coaching and trainers. His recent tryouts at Center have shown that he has gained a lot of teams attention.
14. New York Giants (8-8) - Navarro Bowman OLB - Giants have had Bowman in for a visit and his talent for sure fits this draft slot.
15. New England - Toby Gerhart RB - Gerhart might be the best RB on the roster. A workhorse in the truest sense, he will be ready to carry the rock 20 times a game and will be a huge fan favorite. He should not put the ball on the ground and will find a way to get that tough yardage.
16. Carolina ^ (8-8) - Arrelious Benn WR- Benn will help Matt Moore and Steve Smith by keeping defenses honest. Surprising that they pass on Colt McCoy, they seem to believe that Matt Moore is the answer in Carolina.
17. San Francisco (8-8) - Charles Brown OT - Far too good of a value to pass up at this point in the draft.
18. Kansas City - from Atlanta ^ (9-7) - Jermaine Gresham TE - Ironic that the pick they got from Tony Gonzalez is turned into the TE of the future for KC.
19. Houston ^ (9-7) --Patrick Robinson CB - I dont believe that Houston can come out of this draft without having drafted secondary help in 2 of the top 3 rounds.
20. Pittsburgh (9-7) - Colt McCoy QB - The Suspension looming will give the Steelers an excuse to draft McCoy.
21. New England * (10-6) - Jered Veldheer OT - This is a very deep tackle class. Veldheer has the feet to be a starting LT in the league.
22. Cincinnati * (10-6) – Anthony McCoy TE – Marvin Lewis wants “a Man” at TE. He looks at the TE position as more of a extra blocker than he does an extra WR. McCoy fits what they do in Cincinnati to a tee.
23. Philadelphia * (11-5) - Kareem Jackson CB - Physical in your face CB who ran really surprisingly well. After trading away some depth to Cleveland , Philly will look to reestablish depth at the position with a cheaper and younger option. Jackson was somewhat of a shutdown guy at Alabama and the potential is there for him to be the same in the NFL.
24. Green Bay* (11-5) - Nate Allen S - I still feel like GB wants to find a replacement for Atari Bigby who was a clear weak spot on this team and cannot stay healthy. Its time to move on.
25. Baltimore * (9-7) - Syd'Quan Thompson CB - Frank Walker should be roster fodder, not a starting CB. I think that Syd'Quan Thompson is a true shutdown CB whos stock is going to rise as the draft nears.
26. Arizona * (10-6) - Ciron Black OT - Could be a road grader for the Cards new identity which I think will be a power running game.
27. Dallas * (11-5) - Morgan Burnett S - Jerry Jones knows that he has to address the S position in the first 2 picks. Having gone OT in round one, he is going to draft Burnett in round 2. Burnett should be able to outperform the recently released Ken Hamlin.
28. Seattle (5-11) - Brandon Ghee CB - Seattle needs some depth in the secondary and Ghee can help out in the return game as well.
29. New York Jets* (9-7) - Chad Jones S - Replacement for Kerry Rhodes.
30. Minnesota * (12-4) Dominique Franks CB - Vikings need to address the secondary.
31. Indianapolis * (14-2) - Greg Hardy DE - Alualu and Hardy will really go along way towards building that defensive line back up for the Colts.
32. New Orleans* (13-3) - Al Woods DT - Saints like Woods quite a bit - have brought him in for a nice visit. Woods left the meeting really hyped up and would be a nice local story.
ROUND 3
1. St. Louis (1-15) - Corey Wootton DE - Wootten is thought by some to be the best DE in this years draft. Ideal size, he struggled with injuries much of this season and still capped 10 sacks. Wotten is a stud run stopper at the DE position and should be able to continue to develop his pass rush Skills.
2. Detroit (2-14) - Jerome Murphy CB - Finding Louis Delmas someone to run with back there.
3. Tampa Bay (3-13) - Brandon Lafell WR - LaFell reminds me of Anquan Boldin quite a bit. Not great timed speed but has elite body control and strong hands. Runs great routes. Tampa adds both Dez Bryant and Brandon Lafell for Freeman to work with.
4. Kansas City (4-12) - Brandon Spikes MLB
5. Oakland (5-11) - Lamarr Houston DL - I think that Houston is a very rare athlete(recruited as a FB) with the Ability to play all over the line. My opinion is that this fits in well with what the Raiders like from their Defensive linemen. Could be a huge impact player along that line with the talent that they currently have.
6. Philadelphia - from Seattle (5-11) - Jonathan Dwyer RB - Now that McNabb is not there Philly will want to take some pressure off of Kolb, especially late in games. McCoy is more of a finesse back, the Eagles would look at a guy like Dwyer to pound the ball when they have the lead.
7. Cleveland - Ricky Sapp OLB - Cleveland needs to add pass rushers to this defense.
8. Buffalo (6-10) - Dexter McCluster RB/WR - We know Buffalo is looking for a shifty guy for the backfield and they dont make them much shiftier than McCluster. Buffalo needs to add some weapons to this offense and McCluster fits the bill to me as the best weapon available at this time in teh draft.
9. Miami (7-9) - Linval Joeseph NT - A Mammoth man, has improved each season and take conditioning serious.
10. Jacksonville - Austen Lane DE - A Division II prospect who has been compared to Justin Tuck. Someone who can learn from Aaron Kampman and perhaps push the underperformers in Jacksonville .
11. Chicago ^ (7-9) -Vladimir Ducasse OT - I think Chicago would look to put Ducasse at Guard and watch him dominate physically.
12. New York Giants (8-8) - Sean Lee ILB - I think that Bowmann would be a nice player on the outside with Lee inside. Lee is another guy NY has had in for a visit.
13. Tennessee ^ (8-8) - Rob Gronkowski TE -
14. Carolina ^ (8-8) - Arthur Jones DE/DT
15. San Francisco (8-8) - Blair White WR - Should make for a very solid possession guy. He will be too good to ignore opposite Crabtree and will not command a ton of targets and lacks any sort of diva qualities.
16. Denver (8-8) - Jacoby Ford WR - Denver gets a return specialist and a guy who can keep defenses honest as a deep threat. A guy like this would really open up the field.
17. Houston ^ (9-7) - Kam Chancellor S
18. Pittsburgh (9-7) - Alex Carrington DE
19. Atlanta ^ (9-7) - Matt Tennant C - Atlanta needs some help at Center and will be able to address it in round 3.
20. Cincinnati * (10-6) - Corey Peters DT
21. Cleveland - * (10-6) – Akwasi Owusu-Ansah - CB - With the abundance of picks that Cleveland has in this draft now only should they be able to fill major holes but they should be able to build some very solid depth.
22. Green Bay * (11-5) - Daniel Te’o-Nesheim OLB - This guy could be a stud pass rusher in the right system.
23. Philadelphia * (11-5) - John Jerry OG - Andy Reid loves big guys and some versitiility should help him see playing time. A road grading guard with the ability to kick to Tackle, John Jerry is a great fit for Philly.
24. Arizona - Torell Troupe DE -
25. Arizona * (10-6) - Jason Worilds OLB
26. Dallas * (11-5) - LeGarrette Blount RB - Blount looks to me like a guy who could be the eventual replacement for Marion Barber. Barber will likely have a much shorter shelf life than most RBs because of his wreckless running style.
27. San Diego * (13-3) - Mike Johnson OG - I think the SD running game needs a powerful run blocker up front and Johnson is that guy.
28. Cleveland - from New York Jets* (9-7) - Mardy Gilyard WR -
29. Minnesota * (12-4) - Joe McKnight RB
30. Indianapolis * (14-2) - Geno Atkins DT
31. New Orleans * (13-3) - Aaron Hernandez TE - Shockey cannot be depended upon anymore.
32. - Cincinnati - Amari Spievey Cb - Bengals have some good starting corners but the depth is very thin after that.
33. - Tennessee - Perrish Cox CB -
34 - Atlanta - Thaddeus Gibson OLB
ROUND 4
1. St Louis - Ed Dickson TE - Rams have had TEs in for pre draft visits. To me this means that they are considering both Dickson and Clay Harbor. At this point in the draft Dickson is a nice fit.
2. Detroit - Chris Cook S/CB - Gotta continue to build depth in the strong passing division of the NFC North.
3. Tampa - Donald Butler ILB - Another cog to improve the Tampa Run D.
4. Kansas City - Mike Neil DE
5. Washington - John Asamoah- OG - Washington has alot of work to do on this offensive line. Asamoah could have been gone much higher.
6. Seattle - Andre Roberts WR
7. Philadelphia - John Skelton QB
8. Oakland - Dan Lefevour QB - A polar opposite of Jamarcus Russell. Lefevour will be in a battle along with Charlie Frye and Bruce Gradkowski to have the most favorable backup QB job in football.
9. Buffalo - Eric Norwood OLB - Buffalo will be looking to add some pass rushing pieces to the defense after having added only a NT so far.
10. Jacksonville - Carlton Mitchell WR
11. Chicago - Major Wright S
12. Miami - Jimmy Graham TE
13. Tennessee - Eric Decker WR
14. Carolina - Levi Brown QB - another guy the Panthers have brought in for a visit. Even if Moore is the answer as a starting QB, they need to develop a backup QB.
15. San Francisco - Vincent Rey ILB
16. Denver - Jeremy Williams WR - Could be a very good player - productive when healthy.
17.Giants - Dorin Dickerson TE
18. Steelers - Ben Tate RB
19. Atlanta - Sergio Render OG
20. Houston - Anthony Dixon RB - Dixon and Matthews will spell the end of the line for Slaton.
21. New England - Myron Rolle S - Rolle is a high character player and will make a great locker room guy. If he cant make it as a player, maybe the Patriots drafted the trainer of the future
22. Cincinnati - Darrell Stuckey S - Should be able to at least play as well as Roy Williams has.
23. Philadelphia - Armanti Edwards WR/QB - Wildcat QB - really opens the door for the Eagles to move Vick.
24. Green Bay - O'Brian Schofield OLB - Might not have an impact in 2010 due to ACL injury but is going to be a player in this league for some time.
25. Arizona - Kyle Calloway OT
26. New York Jets - Nate Byham TE - I felt this way last year and really feel this way now - the Jets are going away from Dustin Keller and need TE who is more of a blocker. I expect to see a Keller trade in the near future. Byham was once a top pass catching TE and I believe he will make for a NFL starter somewhere if not in Jersey.
27. Dallas - Vince Oghobaase DE
28. San Diego - Pat Angerer ILB
29. Seattle - Kevin Thomas CB
30. Minnesota - Tony Washington OT - Character concerns from when he was a kid cause him to slip quite a bit. First round talent and a steal this late.
31. Indianapolis - JD Walton C
32. New Orleans - TJ Ward SS
33. Cincinnati - Tony Pike QB - Cinci must look for a capable backup to Carson Palmer.
Round 5
1. St Louis - Selvish Capers OT - Rams were interested enough to bring him in for a visit.
2. Seattle - Sean Lissemore DT
3. Cleveland - Jevan Snead QB - Once considered a 1st round prospect, Snead has a ton of tools and Holmgren is going to see someone he can mold into the successor to Jake Delhomme.
4. Washington - Dekoda Watson OLB
5. Kansas City - Jamar Chaney ILB - Defensive MVP of the senior Bowl. Should make for a good Pro.
6. Denver (FROM PHILLY) - Travis Ivey NT - Ivey could make a starting NT in this league for a decade.
7. Oakland - Denario Alexander WR - Athletic freak who can jump out of the gym. Should be a great red zone target. I actually think Alexander would be a good player on the Raiders and if he lasts this far is a good bargain.
8. Seattle - Myron Lewis CB
9. Buffalo - Jordan Shipley WR
10. Chicago - Nate Collins DT - has put up huge #s from the DT position. The Bears are interested.
11. Kansas City - Ted Larsen C
12. Jacksonville - Eric Olsen C
13. Kansas City - Charlie Tanner OG
14. San Francisco - Hall Davis DE
15. Cleveland - Dennis Pitta TE - Holmgren will come out of this draft with a TE who is going to end up surprising alot of people.
16. New York Giants - Walter McFadden CB
17. Tennessee - Taylor Price WR
18. Atlanta - Jason Fox OT
19. Houston - Brandon Lang DE
20. Pittsburgh - Javier Arenas CB
21. Cincinnati - Marshall Newhouse OG - after having waited so long to address a need they get lucky with Newhouse. They will not be looking for a starter at this position until 2011 unless someone surprises
22. Tampa Bay - Kurt Coleman SS
23. Green Bay - Marcus Easley WR - Ted Thompson seems to come out of every draft with a WR. A really really raw prospect, Easley will be allowed to learn in GB with 4 WRs in front of him.
24. Pittsburgh - Alterraun Verner CB
25. Baltimore - D'Anthony Smith DE - Would be an end in the Ravens 3-4. Very impressive Athlete.
26 Baltimore - Tony Moeaki TE
27. Jacksonville - Robert Johnson FS - Pick from Oakland
28. San Diego - Clifton Geathers DE
29. Cleveland - Dez Briscoe WR
30. Minnesota - Ben Burney CB
31. Indianapolis - CJ Wilson DE
32. St Louis - Cody Grimm S/LB - Will be a special teams warrior.
33. Pittsburgh - Zane Beadles OG
34. Atlanta - Jermaine Cunningham DE
35. Pittsburgh - Jonathan Crompton QB
36. Minnesota - Levi Horn OT
37. San Diego - Joe Webb WR
38. Green Bay - Nick McDonald OL - If your a Packer fan you know how TT loves these small school guys. Grand Valley State qualifies.
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ray:
I hope they don't wait until the 5th round to address their offensive line. Not saying they have to spend a 1st but waiting to the 5th is way too long to address their weakest unit.
