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1. Indianapolis Andrew Luck QB Stanford
Possibly the most obvious pick in the last 15 years of the draft. There is a chance they take RGIII, but they are only hosting Luck for a private workout..done deal IMO
2. Washington RGIII QB Baylor
Might be the 2nd most obvious pick in the last 15 years…This trade was made in March, so we all know who they are targeting…nothing much to say except these first two picks come draft day may take 8 seconds each!!
3. Minnesota Matt Kalil OT USC
Vikes need help everywhere, but we all know they are built around ADP. They released Hutch, so they also desperately need to protect Ponder..this pick makes the most sense.
4. Cleveland Trent Richardson RB 'Bama
Brownies have lacked offensive playmakers for quite some time (see Braylon Edwards circa 2004). TR is being labeled as the best RB to come out since ADP. With the top 2 QB's gone, Cleveland will give another go to McCoy and give him somewhat of a supporting cast
5. Tampa Bay Morris Claiborne DB LSU
Due to the disaster that IS Aqib Talib, TB continues to re-tool and take the best Defensive player in this years draft, imo. They upgraded their offense via Free Agency so now they turn to the defensive side of the ball
6. St. Louis Justin Blackmon WR OSU
Rams take what is a no-brainer pick. Everyone saw last year what happened to Bradford with no weapons…fills an instant void for years to come
7. Jacksonville Riley Reiff OT Iowa
Jax would love to trade this pick, but cannot find any suitors. They take the next best OT prospect behind Khalil, and start to build from the inside out. They are in desperate need for skill position players, but decide to address that later in the draft
8. Miami Ryan Tannehill QB A&M
This is Jake Locker/Christian Ponder 2.0. I don't like Tannehill enough for him to go this early, but this seems to be the trend anymore. Miami really has no other option at this point. They have no WR's, a decent rushing attack, and a decent defense
9. Carolina Quinton Coples DE UNC
Coples is labeled as the best pash rusher in this draft, and Carolina is still trying to fill the void left by Peppers. They are ok on offense, and need to get after the likes of Brees, Ryan, and Freeman in the NFC South.
10. Buffalo Luke Kuechly LB BC
With the additions of Mark Anderson and Mario Williams, they are set at pass rusher. Now it's time to address the other piece of their defense… A stout MLB that can do it all…enter Kuechly. If he went somewhere other than BC, he would be all over the sports world..this kid will be something special (and I hate BC...tough for me to acknowledge this)
*Trade*
11. Philadelphia trade with KC Melvin Ingram DE South Carolina
Ingram is going to shoot up draft boards (if he hasn't already). He can play DE in a 4-3, or a rush OLB in a 3-4. He is being touted as an every down player, and Philly has nothing outside of Trent cole. Philly gives up a 3rd pick to KC to move up 4 spots
12. Seattle David DeCastro G Stanford
The SeaChickens really wanted Ingram, but Philly jumped ahead and took him. They lost Gallery in FA, and need to re-tool their OL. DeCastro is the best G in the draft, and they can start to build around Beast Mode (Happy fantasy owner here)
13. Arizona Michael Floyd WR ND
I've had Floyd here since January, and I am still not sure about this. It would not surprise me at all if Floyd dropped until the end of the 1st. I just don't know. They are sticking with Kolb, and they need something opposite of Fitzy
14. Dallas Dre Kirkpatrick DB 'Bama
Dallas could care less about "off the field issues". Kirkpatrick is a taller corner with the speed of someone who is 5'7". With the addition of Brandon Carr (you will be missed), they have a stout def. backfield for years to come.
15 Kansas City Michael Brockers DT LSU
I don't necessarily like this pick for my boys, but I can see it happening. DT is the only weakspot on their defense, and they have only 2 on the current roster..a 6th round pick from last year, and a guy from the practice squad. Say hello to the ALL-LSU defensive front for the Chefs (that's great..but who are the Chefs)
16. New York Jets Jonathan Martin OT Stanford
Martin will fill in on the right side of the line opposite B'Brickashaw. They are a running team and need to protect Sanchize, I mean Tebow, I mean Sanchize…etc. I hate the Jets for picking up Tebow b/c ESPN is now unlistenable (is that even a word?)
17. Cincinnati - from Oakland Janoris Jenkins CB N. Alabama
This kid enrolled at Florida (before he left/kicked out)…need help here @mitchgaffney…anyway, he had the skills to play at Florida, but ended his college career at N. 'Bama..so we know he can play.. And we are talking about the Bungles here, who don’t care about character and need to replace Jonathan Joseph
*Trade*
18. Denver trade with SD Dontari Powe DT Memphis
Denver has no one at DT…they were upset about losing Broderick Bunkley, so what does that tell you. Anyway, they make this trade, give up this year's 3rd round pick, and draft what will be the biggest bust of this years draft. He was unspectacular against mid-level competition, but b/c he had a great combine, he gets drafted here.
19. Chicago Mike Adams OT OSU
The Bears have attempted to upgrade their OL for 3 years now, albeit, unsuccessfully. We all saw what happened to Cutler last year, so they really have no other choice
20. Tennessee Donta Hightower LB 'Bama
Hightower is the #2 rated MLB behind Kuechly and immediately provides stability for the Titans. He reminds me of a Urlacher type of player
21. Cincinnati Cordy Glenn G Georgia
As the 2nd best G in the draft, Cincy continues to build around AJ and Dalton. He can play RT or G, and they need a replacement for Bobbie Williams.
22. Cleveland - from Atlanta Stephen Hill WR GT
The Browns strike again…take combine standout Stephen Hill. I don't think this kid is a first round talent (didn’t think it of Greg Little either). They continue to build their offense to try and hang with the others in the AFC north
23. Detroit Stephon Gilmore CB South Carolina
I really like this pick. Detroit will go CB…100%. Brandon Marshall comes to the division, and the Packers passing attack is the best in the league. They have the players to rush the QB, and now need to shore up the back end of the defense.
24 Pittsburgh Devon Still DT PSU
With Casey Hampton not coming back, there is a massive (no pun intended) void left in the middle of their DL. Still can play and will eat up two lineman to allow their athletic LB's to make plays….
25. San Diego Courtney Upshaw OLB 'Bama
Rushing the passer was the achilles heal of SD last year. Upshaw is the best OLB left on the board so this becomes a relatively easy decision
*Trade*
26. St. Louis trade with Houston Coby Fleener TE Stanford
With the King's ransom the Rams got from Washington, they have the ammo to move up and take Fleener..Bradford's fantasy stock keeps getting better.
27. New England - from New Orleans Mark Barron S 'Bama
Lets be honest…their secondary is putrid. Barron gives them an immediate starter who has played against the best the college ranks had to offer. Love the pick.
28. Green Bay Peter Konz C Wisonsin
Jeff Saturday is a hundred and Peter Konz just fits the GB offensive mold. He is a hometown Wisconsin boy; and a bruiser. That’s all I got
29. Baltimore Dwayne Allen TE Clemson
Baltimore can really go anywhere here. I chose Allen b/c there is no WR left to take here (Jeffry will fall to the 2nd round) and Allen can spread out wide (a la Todd Heap 4 years ago) and help Flacco immensely
30. SF Nick Perry DE USC
This is a hit or miss pick IMO. He can play, and if he works out, will be a nice addition opposite of Aldon Smith, who led all rookies last year in sacks. SF continues to build on the defensive side of the ball
31. New England David Wilson RB VT
The Law Firm is in Cincy, and you and I both know that Ridley and Vereen don’t' have "it". Wilson is a nice player, but would not be an every down back on most teams. But for NE and their type of offense, he fits the bill perfectly.
32. NYG Andre Branch DE Clemson
Finally, we all know that the Gmen love drafting and developing DL. Branch is a player who will be a sub-package type of player his rookie year, but can make strides to be a every down player by year 2 or 3.
1. Indianapolis Andrew Luck QB Stanford
Possibly the most obvious pick in the last 15 years of the draft. There is a chance they take RGIII, but they are only hosting Luck for a private workout..done deal IMO
2. Washington RGIII QB Baylor
Might be the 2nd most obvious pick in the last 15 years…This trade was made in March, so we all know who they are targeting…nothing much to say except these first two picks come draft day may take 8 seconds each!!
3. Minnesota Matt Kalil OT USC
Vikes need help everywhere, but we all know they are built around ADP. They released Hutch, so they also desperately need to protect Ponder..this pick makes the most sense.
4. Cleveland Trent Richardson RB 'Bama
Brownies have lacked offensive playmakers for quite some time (see Braylon Edwards circa 2004). TR is being labeled as the best RB to come out since ADP. With the top 2 QB's gone, Cleveland will give another go to McCoy and give him somewhat of a supporting cast
5. Tampa Bay Morris Claiborne DB LSU
Due to the disaster that IS Aqib Talib, TB continues to re-tool and take the best Defensive player in this years draft, imo. They upgraded their offense via Free Agency so now they turn to the defensive side of the ball
6. St. Louis Justin Blackmon WR OSU
Rams take what is a no-brainer pick. Everyone saw last year what happened to Bradford with no weapons…fills an instant void for years to come
7. Jacksonville Riley Reiff OT Iowa
Jax would love to trade this pick, but cannot find any suitors. They take the next best OT prospect behind Khalil, and start to build from the inside out. They are in desperate need for skill position players, but decide to address that later in the draft
8. Miami Ryan Tannehill QB A&M
This is Jake Locker/Christian Ponder 2.0. I don't like Tannehill enough for him to go this early, but this seems to be the trend anymore. Miami really has no other option at this point. They have no WR's, a decent rushing attack, and a decent defense
9. Carolina Quinton Coples DE UNC
Coples is labeled as the best pash rusher in this draft, and Carolina is still trying to fill the void left by Peppers. They are ok on offense, and need to get after the likes of Brees, Ryan, and Freeman in the NFC South.
10. Buffalo Luke Kuechly LB BC
With the additions of Mark Anderson and Mario Williams, they are set at pass rusher. Now it's time to address the other piece of their defense… A stout MLB that can do it all…enter Kuechly. If he went somewhere other than BC, he would be all over the sports world..this kid will be something special (and I hate BC...tough for me to acknowledge this)
*Trade*
11. Philadelphia trade with KC Melvin Ingram DE South Carolina
Ingram is going to shoot up draft boards (if he hasn't already). He can play DE in a 4-3, or a rush OLB in a 3-4. He is being touted as an every down player, and Philly has nothing outside of Trent cole. Philly gives up a 3rd pick to KC to move up 4 spots
12. Seattle David DeCastro G Stanford
The SeaChickens really wanted Ingram, but Philly jumped ahead and took him. They lost Gallery in FA, and need to re-tool their OL. DeCastro is the best G in the draft, and they can start to build around Beast Mode (Happy fantasy owner here)
13. Arizona Michael Floyd WR ND
I've had Floyd here since January, and I am still not sure about this. It would not surprise me at all if Floyd dropped until the end of the 1st. I just don't know. They are sticking with Kolb, and they need something opposite of Fitzy
14. Dallas Dre Kirkpatrick DB 'Bama
Dallas could care less about "off the field issues". Kirkpatrick is a taller corner with the speed of someone who is 5'7". With the addition of Brandon Carr (you will be missed), they have a stout def. backfield for years to come.
15 Kansas City Michael Brockers DT LSU
I don't necessarily like this pick for my boys, but I can see it happening. DT is the only weakspot on their defense, and they have only 2 on the current roster..a 6th round pick from last year, and a guy from the practice squad. Say hello to the ALL-LSU defensive front for the Chefs (that's great..but who are the Chefs)
16. New York Jets Jonathan Martin OT Stanford
Martin will fill in on the right side of the line opposite B'Brickashaw. They are a running team and need to protect Sanchize, I mean Tebow, I mean Sanchize…etc. I hate the Jets for picking up Tebow b/c ESPN is now unlistenable (is that even a word?)
17. Cincinnati - from Oakland Janoris Jenkins CB N. Alabama
This kid enrolled at Florida (before he left/kicked out)…need help here @mitchgaffney…anyway, he had the skills to play at Florida, but ended his college career at N. 'Bama..so we know he can play.. And we are talking about the Bungles here, who don’t care about character and need to replace Jonathan Joseph
*Trade*
18. Denver trade with SD Dontari Powe DT Memphis
Denver has no one at DT…they were upset about losing Broderick Bunkley, so what does that tell you. Anyway, they make this trade, give up this year's 3rd round pick, and draft what will be the biggest bust of this years draft. He was unspectacular against mid-level competition, but b/c he had a great combine, he gets drafted here.
19. Chicago Mike Adams OT OSU
The Bears have attempted to upgrade their OL for 3 years now, albeit, unsuccessfully. We all saw what happened to Cutler last year, so they really have no other choice
20. Tennessee Donta Hightower LB 'Bama
Hightower is the #2 rated MLB behind Kuechly and immediately provides stability for the Titans. He reminds me of a Urlacher type of player
21. Cincinnati Cordy Glenn G Georgia
As the 2nd best G in the draft, Cincy continues to build around AJ and Dalton. He can play RT or G, and they need a replacement for Bobbie Williams.
22. Cleveland - from Atlanta Stephen Hill WR GT
The Browns strike again…take combine standout Stephen Hill. I don't think this kid is a first round talent (didn’t think it of Greg Little either). They continue to build their offense to try and hang with the others in the AFC north
23. Detroit Stephon Gilmore CB South Carolina
I really like this pick. Detroit will go CB…100%. Brandon Marshall comes to the division, and the Packers passing attack is the best in the league. They have the players to rush the QB, and now need to shore up the back end of the defense.
24 Pittsburgh Devon Still DT PSU
With Casey Hampton not coming back, there is a massive (no pun intended) void left in the middle of their DL. Still can play and will eat up two lineman to allow their athletic LB's to make plays….
25. San Diego Courtney Upshaw OLB 'Bama
Rushing the passer was the achilles heal of SD last year. Upshaw is the best OLB left on the board so this becomes a relatively easy decision
*Trade*
26. St. Louis trade with Houston Coby Fleener TE Stanford
With the King's ransom the Rams got from Washington, they have the ammo to move up and take Fleener..Bradford's fantasy stock keeps getting better.
27. New England - from New Orleans Mark Barron S 'Bama
Lets be honest…their secondary is putrid. Barron gives them an immediate starter who has played against the best the college ranks had to offer. Love the pick.
28. Green Bay Peter Konz C Wisonsin
Jeff Saturday is a hundred and Peter Konz just fits the GB offensive mold. He is a hometown Wisconsin boy; and a bruiser. That’s all I got
29. Baltimore Dwayne Allen TE Clemson
Baltimore can really go anywhere here. I chose Allen b/c there is no WR left to take here (Jeffry will fall to the 2nd round) and Allen can spread out wide (a la Todd Heap 4 years ago) and help Flacco immensely
30. SF Nick Perry DE USC
This is a hit or miss pick IMO. He can play, and if he works out, will be a nice addition opposite of Aldon Smith, who led all rookies last year in sacks. SF continues to build on the defensive side of the ball
31. New England David Wilson RB VT
The Law Firm is in Cincy, and you and I both know that Ridley and Vereen don’t' have "it". Wilson is a nice player, but would not be an every down back on most teams. But for NE and their type of offense, he fits the bill perfectly.
32. NYG Andre Branch DE Clemson
Finally, we all know that the Gmen love drafting and developing DL. Branch is a player who will be a sub-package type of player his rookie year, but can make strides to be a every down player by year 2 or 3.
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