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New 3 Round Mock Draft
To celebrate the start of the College Football season here is my new 3 Round Mock Draft. Constructive criticism is welcome. If you don't like the picks, please tell me why you don't like them. Don't just say "I don't like that pick!" and then leave it at that. And please, don't whine or whinge about your team's position in the draft.
 2010 NFL Mock Draft 1st Round 1st - Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Gerald McCoy - UT - Oklahoma Sooners - R/S Jnr 2nd - Buffalo Bills - Sam Bradford - QB - Oklahoma Sooners - R/S Jnr 3rd - St Louis Rams - Carlos Dunlap - DE - Florida Gators - Jnr 4th - Detroit Lions - Russell Okung - OT - Oklahoma State Cowboys - Snr 5th - Oakland Raiders - Taylor Mays - FS - USC Trojans - Snr 6th - Jacksonville Jaguars - Jevan Snead - QB - Ole Miss Rebels - R/S Jnr 7th - Cleveland Browns - Eric Berry - SS - Tennessee Volunteers - Jnr 8th - Kansas City Chiefs - Sergio Kindle - DE - Texas Longhorns - Snr 9th - Dallas Cowboys - Arrelious Benn - WR - Illinois Fighting Illini - Jnr 10th - Seattle Seahawks (from Denver Broncos) - Bryan Bulaga - OT - Iowa Hawkeyes - Jnr 11th - San Francisco 49ers - Ndamukong Suh - UT - Nebraska Cornhuskers - Snr 12th - Miami Dolphins - Dez Bryant - WR - Oklahoma State Cowboys - Jnr 13th - Cincinnati Bengals - Jonathan Dwyer - RB - Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets - Jnr 14th - San Francisco 49ers (from Carolina Panthers) - Greg Hardy - DE - Ole Miss Rebels - Snr 15th - Baltimore Ravens - Jermaine Gresham - TE - Oklahoma Sooners - Snr 16th - New York Jets - Joe Haden - CB - Florida Gators - Jnr 17th - Seattle Seahawks - C.J. Spiller - RB - Clemson Tigers - Snr 18th - Denver Broncos (from Chicago Bears) - Marvin Austin - NT - North Carolina Tar Heels - Jnr 19th - Washington Redskins - Brandon Spikes - ILB - Florida Gators - Snr 20th - Green Bay Packers - Trent Williams - OT - Oklahoma Sooners - Snr 21st - Tennessee Titans - Everson Griffen - DE - USC Trojans - Jnr 22nd - Houston Texans - Damian Williams - WR - USC Trojans - R/S Jnr 23rd - Atlanta Falcons - Sean Weatherspoon - OLB - Missouri Tigers - Snr 24th - New Orleans Saints - Rolando McClain - ILB - Alabama Crimson Tide - Jnr 25th - San Diego Chargers - Arthur Jones - UT - Syracuse Orange - Snr 26th - Arizona Cardinals - Anthony Davis - OT - Rutgers Scarlet Knights - Jnr 27th - Indianapolis Colts - Selvish Capers - OT - West Virginia Mountaineers - R/S Snr 28th - Philadelphia Eagles - Michael Morgan - OLB - USC Trojans - R/S Jnr 29th - New England Patriots - Greg Romeus - DE - Pittsburgh Panthers - R/S Jnr 30th - Minnesota Vikings - Ras-I Dowling - CB - Virginia Cavaliers - Jnr 31st - New York Giants - Reshad Jones - SS - Georgia Bulldogs - R/S Jnr 32nd - Pittsburgh Steelers - Kristofer O'Dowd - OC - USC Trojans – Jnr 2nd Round 33rd - Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Travis Lewis - OLB - Oklahoma Sooners - R/S Sop 34th - St Louis Rams - Tim Tebow - QB - Florida Gators - Snr 35th - Detroit Lions - Vince Oghobaase - NT - Duke Blue Devils - R/S Snr 36th - Buffalo Bills - Lawrence Marsh - UT - Florida Gators - R/S Jnr 37th - New England Patriots (Jacksonville Jaguars) - Ciron Black - OT - LSU Tigers - Snr 38th - Cleveland Browns - Jahvid Best - RB - California Golden Bears - Jnr 39th - Oakland Raiders - Rodney Hudson - OG - Florida State Seminoles – Jnr 40th - Dallas Cowboys - Morgan Burnett - FS - Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets – Jnr 41st - Kansas City Chiefs - Terrence Cody - NT - Alabama Crimson Tide - Snr 42nd - San Francisco 49ers - Sam Young - OT - Notre Dame Fighting Irish - Snr 43rd - Denver Broncos - Brandon LaFell - WR - LSU Tigers - R/S Jnr 44th - Cincinnati Bengals - Trevard Lindley - CB - Kentucky Wildcats - Snr 45th - Carolina Panthers - Colt McCoy - QB - Texas Longhorns - R/S Snr 46th - Baltimore Ravens - Golden Tate - WR - Notre Dame Fighting Irish - Jnr 47th - Miami Dolphins - George Selvie - DE - South Florida Bulls - Snr 48th - Seattle Seahawks - Earl Thomas - SS - Texas Longhorns - R/S Sop 49th - Chicago Bears - Derrick Morgan - DE - Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets - Jnr 50th - New York Jets - Corey Wootton - DE - Northwestern Wildcats - R/S Snr 51st - Green Bay Packers - Rob Gronkowski - TE - Arizona Wildcats - Jnr 52nd - Washington Redskins - Josh Bynes - ILB - Auburn Tigers - Jnr 53rd - Houston Texans - Patrick Robinson - CB - Florida State Seminoles - Snr 54th - Kansas City Chiefs (from Atlanta Falcons) - Dennis Pitta - TE - BYU Cougars - Snr 55th - New Orleans Saints - DeMarcus Granger - UT - Oklahoma Sooners - R/S Snr 56th - New England Patriots (from Tennessee Titans) - Joe McKnight - RB - USC Trojans - Jnr 57th - Arizona Cardinals - Noel Devine - RB - West Virginia Mountaineers - Jnr 58th - Indianapolis Colts – Sean Lee - ILB - Penn State Nittany Lions - R/S Snr 59th - Philadelphia Eagles - Brandon Graham - DE - Michigan Wolverines - Snr 60th - San Diego Chargers - Marshwan Gilyard - WR - Cincinnati Bearcats - R/S Snr 61st - Minnesota Vikings - Brian Price - UT - UCLA Bruins - Jnr 62nd - New England Patriots - Jared Odrick - UT - Penn State Nittany Lions - Snr 63rd - New York Giants - Donovan Warren - CB - Michigan Wolverines - Jnr 64th - Pittsburgh Steelers - Gabe Carimi - OT - Wisconsin Badgers - R/S Jnr 3rd Round 65th - Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Eric Norwood - DE - South Carolina Gamecocks - Snr 66th - Detroit Lions - Mike Johnson - OG - Alabama Crimson Tide - R/S Snr 67th - Buffalo Bills - Matt Reynolds - OT - BYU Cougars - R/S Sop 68th - St Louis Rams - Malcolm Smith - OLB - USC Trojans - Jnr 69th - Cleveland Browns - Jerry Hughes - DE - TCU Horned Frogs - Snr 70th - Oakland Raiders - Lee Ziemba - OT - Auburn Tigers - Jnr 71st - Jacksonville Jaguars - Jarvis Jenkins - NT - Clemson Tigers - Jnr 72nd - Kansas City Chiefs - Evan Royster - RB - Penn State Nittany Lions - R/S Jnr 73rd - Dallas Cowboys - Greg Jones - OLB - Michigan State Spartans - Jnr 74th - Denver Broncos – Kareem Jackson - CB - Alabama Crimson Tide - Jnr 75th - San Francisco 49ers - Boo Robinson - NT - Wake Forest Demon Deacons - R/S Snr 76th - Carolina Panthers - Aaron Hernandez - TE - Florida Gators - Jnr 77th - Baltimore Ravens - DeMarco Murray - RB - Oklahoma Sooners - R/S Jnr 78th - Miami Dolphins - Darrell Stuckey - SS - Kansas Jayhawks - R/S Snr 79th - Cincinnati Bengals - Major Wright - FS - Florida Gators - Jnr 80th - Chicago Bears - Rico McCoy - OLB - Tennessee Volunteers - Snr 81st - New York Jets - Jon Asamoah - OG - Illinois Fighting Illini - Snr 82nd - Philadelphia Eagles (from Seattle Seahawks) - Syd'Quan Thompson - CB - California Golden Bears - Snr 83rd - Washington Redskins - 2009 Supplemental Draft 84th - Green Bay Packers - Brandon Ghee - CB - Wake Forest Demon Deacons - R/S Snr 85th - Atlanta Falcons - Brandon Lang - DE - Troy Trojans - R/S Snr 86th - New Orleans Saints - C.J. Wilson - DE - East Carolina Pirates - Snr 87th - Tennessee Titans - Kyle Wilson - CB - Boise State Broncos - R/S Jnr 88th - Houston Texans - Thomas Austin - OG - Clemson Tigers - R/S Snr 89th - Indianapolis Colts - Javier Arenas - CB - Alabama Crimson Tide - Snr 90th - Philadelphia Eagles - Adam Ulatoski - OT - Texas Longhorns - Snr 91st - San Diego Chargers - Charles Scott - RB - LSU Tigers - Snr 92nd - Arizona Cardinals - Garrett Graham - TE - Wisconsin Badgers - R/S Snr 93rd - Oakland Raiders (from New England Patriots) - Rennie Curran - OLB - Georgia Bulldogs - Jnr 94th - Minnesota Vikings - Chris Brown - RB - Oklahoma Sooners - Snr 95th - New York Giants - John Eates - OC - Hawai'i Warriors - R/S Snr 96th - Pittsburgh Steelers - Eric Decker - WR - Minnesota Golden Gophers - R/S Snr  Buffalo Bills     2nd - Buffalo Bills - Sam Bradford - QB - Oklahoma Sooners - R/S Jnr 36th - Buffalo Bills - Lawrence Marsh - UT - Florida Gators - R/S Jnr 67th - Buffalo Bills - Matt Reynolds - OT - BYU Cougars - R/S Sop The Bills collect their new Franchise signal caller, a player to spell with and eventually replace Marcus Stroud and also their new Left Tackle. They could go Okung in the 1st but I feel that if they play poorly this season then Dick Jauron will be out the door and a new Coach will want to bring in his own guy. Miami Dolphins     12th - Miami Dolphins - Dez Bryant - WR - Oklahoma State Cowboys - Jnr 47th - Miami Dolphins - George Selvie - DE - South Florida Bulls - Snr 78th - Miami Dolphins - Darrell Stuckey - SS - Kansas Jayhawks - R/S Snr The Dolphins get their new Number 1 Receiver in Dez Bryant, their 3-4 Outside Linebacker in George Selvie and get a player to eventually replace Yeremiah Bell. The Dolphins biggest defensive need is probably Nose Tackle but I just didn’t see the value on the board for them at any stage. New England Patriots      29th - New England Patriots - Greg Romeus - DE - Pittsburgh Panthers - R/S Jnr 37th - New England Patriots (Jacksonville Jaguars) - Ciron Black - OT - LSU Tigers - Snr 56th - New England Patriots (from Tennessee Titans) - Joe McKnight - RB - USC Trojans - Jnr 62nd - New England Patriots - Jared Odrick - UT - Penn State Nittany Lions - Snr The Patriots draft their Pass Rusher to look down the position, despite them strengthening it with Burgess. They also bring in Ciron Black who could pair with Sebastian Vollmer to create a good pair of bookend tackles. The bring in Joe McKnight to replace the failing Laurence Maroney and Jared Odrick to shore up their 5 Technique rotation in the likely event of Richard Seymour’s leaving. New York Jets     16th - New York Jets - Joe Haden - CB - Florida Gators - Jnr 50th - New York Jets - Corey Wootton - DE - Northwestern Wildcats - R/S Snr 81st - New York Jets - Jon Asamoah - OG - Illinois Fighting Illini – Snr The Jets gain another stand out Corner to pair with Darrelle Revis and move Lito Sheppard to Nickel. They could go Wide Receiver, and Damian Williams could be the pick but I do feel it is a bit early for Williams, and I feel Rex Ryan will pull the trigger on a Defensive Player. They also take Corey Wootton, a 5 Technique from Northwestern shoring up their Defensive Line. Lastly, they take Jon Asamoah. While their Offensive Line is very good their depth on that Offensive Line is almost non-existent.  Baltimore Ravens     15th - Baltimore Ravens - Jermaine Gresham - TE - Oklahoma Sooners - Snr 46th - Baltimore Ravens - Golden Tate - WR - Notre Dame Fighting Irish - Jnr 77th - Baltimore Ravens - DeMarco Murray - RB - Oklahoma Sooners - R/S Jnr While other needs are more paramount, Ossie Newsome has always drafted on talent, not need, so I don’t feel they will pass up on Jermaine Gresham. They will then address their biggest need in Wide Receiver in the 2nd Round. Finally, they bring in a Running Back to replace Willis McGahee. Cincinnati Bengals     13th - Cincinnati Bengals - Jonathan Dwyer - RB - Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets - Jnr 44th - Cincinnati Bengals - Trevard Lindley - CB - Kentucky Wildcats - Snr 79th - Cincinnati Bengals - Major Wright - FS - Florida Gators - Jnr The Bengals address their biggest Offensive need and bring in a new Running Back to replace Cedric Benson. They also get good value at both Cornerback and Safety with Trevard Lindley and Major Wright. Cleveland Browns     7th - Cleveland Browns - Eric Berry - SS - Tennessee Volunteers - Jnr 38th - Cleveland Browns - Jahvid Best - RB - California Golden Bears - Jnr 69th - Cleveland Browns - Jerry Hughes - DE - TCU Horned Frogs - Snr The Browns haven’t a lot of Defense so their pick should be the best Defensive player available. The good part for them is that it is the best Defensive player in the draft. Eric Berry can play either Safety positions, and will be an automatic elite player on the Browns roster. They then bring in Jahvid Best to replace Jamal Lewis, while also brining in Jerry Hughes, a very good Pass Rushing threat and a player who should play very well in the 3-4. Pittsburgh Steelers     32nd - Pittsburgh Steelers - Kristofer O'Dowd - OC - USC Trojans – Jnr - 64th - Pittsburgh Steelers - Gabe Carimi - OT - Wisconsin Badgers - R/S Jnr 96th - Pittsburgh Steelers - Eric Decker - WR - Minnesota Golden Gophers - R/S Snr The Steelers bring in Hartwig’s replacement at Center, and also an Offensive Tackle to replace Willie Colon. They also bring in the very underrated Eric Decker to increase their Wide Receiver depth.  Houston Texans     The Texans get another Wide Receiver to pair with Andre Johnson and help build a very effective passing game in Houston. They also get Patrick Robinson to either pair with or replace Dunta Robinson depending on how that situation plays out. They also reinforce the interior of their Offensive Line by taking Thomas Austin. 22nd - Houston Texans - Damian Williams - WR - USC Trojans - R/S Jnr 53rd - Houston Texans - Patrick Robinson - CB - Florida State Seminoles - Snr 88th - Houston Texans - Thomas Austin - OG - Clemson Tigers - R/S Snr Indianapolis Colts     27th - Indianapolis Colts - Selvish Capers - OT - West Virginia Mountaineers - R/S Snr 58th - Indianapolis Colts - Sean Lee - ILB - Penn State Nittany Lions - R/S Snr 89th - Indianapolis Colts - Javier Arenas - CB - Alabama Crimson Tide - Snr The Colts pick the top Zone Blocking Linemen of the Draft which should bring some stability to the Left Tackle position. Ugoh could be moved to Right Tackle if and when Ryan Diem leaves. They also bring in Sean Lee to replace Gary Brackett and get really good value for Arenas to shore up the Cornerback spot and provide the Colts with a dynamic Returner. Jacksonville Jaguars    6th - Jacksonville Jaguars - Jevan Snead - QB - Ole Miss Rebels - R/S Jnr 71st - Jacksonville Jaguars - Jarvis Jenkins - NT - Clemson Tigers - Jnr Jack Del Rio will probably be sacked at the end of this year and their new Head Coach will want his own man, so I feel that if there is one available the Jaguars will go Quarterback at #6. They also need to shore up their run defense with Rob Meier just not cutting it as a starter and John Henderson's play declining. Tennessee Titans    21st - Tennessee Titans - Everson Griffen - DE - USC Trojans - Jnr 87th - Tennessee Titans - Kyle Wilson - CB - Boise State Broncos - R/S Jnr After the 2009 Season, Vanden Bosch and Kearse are Free Agents, so the Titans bring in Everson Griffen to help replace one of the two of them. They also bring in some help at Cornerback as Nick Harper is also a Free Agent and probably won't be resigned.  Denver Broncos     18th - Denver Broncos (from Chicago Bears) - Marvin Austin - NT - North Carolina Tar Heels - Jnr 43rd - Denver Broncos - Brandon LaFell - WR - LSU Tigers - R/S Jnr 74th - Denver Broncos – Kareem Jackson - CB - Alabama Crimson Tide – Jnr The Broncos bring in a new Nose Tackle to anchor their new 3-4 Defensive Line, which is probably their biggest need. They also bring in a Wide Receiver to replace Brandon Marshall who is a Free Agent (and a lazy bastard who won’t learn the playbook). Lastly they bring in a Cornerback to help provide depth for their aging Secondary. Kansas City Chiefs      8th - Kansas City Chiefs - Sergio Kindle - DE - Texas Longhorns - Snr 41st - Kansas City Chiefs - Terrence Cody - NT - Alabama Crimson Tide – Snr 54th - Kansas City Chiefs (from Atlanta Falcons) - Dennis Pitta - TE - BYU Cougars – Snr 72nd - Kansas City Chiefs - Evan Royster - RB - Penn State Nittany Lions - R/S Jnr The Chiefs take Sergio Kindle and with that they finally bring in a new Pass Rusher, there biggest need for the last three years. They also get Terrence Cody at good value to provide them with an Elite 3 man Front of Jackson, Cody and Dorsey. They have to replace Tony Gonzalez and so they bring in Dennis Pitta. Lastly, they shore up their Running Backs with Evan Royster. Oakland Raiders      5th - Oakland Raiders - Taylor Mays - FS - USC Trojans - Snr 39th - Oakland Raiders - Rodney Hudson - OG - Florida State Seminoles - Jnr 70th - Oakland Raiders - Lee Ziemba - OT - Auburn Tigers - Jnr 93rd - Oakland Raiders (from New England Patriots) - Rennie Curran - OLB - Georgia Bulldogs - Jnr I think when push comes to shove Al Davis will always take the better athlete rather than the better football player and so will take Taylor Mays ahead of Eric Berry to replace the bust that is Michael Huff. They will also take Rodney Hudson and Lee Ziemba to shore up their rather poor Offensive Line. Lastly, they take Rennie Curran to provide depth and eventually start at Linebacker. San Diego Chargers     25th - San Diego Chargers - Arthur Jones - UT - Syracuse Orange - Snr 60th - San Diego Chargers - Marshwan Gilyard - WR - Cincinnati Bearcats - R/S Snr 91st - San Diego Chargers – Charles Scott - RB - LSU – Snr The Chargers bring in Arthur Jones to replace Igor Olshansky and allow Shawn Merriman more of a free reign. This pick obviously changes if they don’t resign Merriman. They also bring in Marshwan Gilyard, from Cincinnati, as many of their Receivers are Free Agent and they won’t retain all of them. Lastly, they bring in the power back Charles Scott, as I don’t feel that after L.T. hangs up the boots that Sproles can pound the Football. I originally had LeGarrette Blount as the Chargers 3rd Round pick, but removed him for a slight mishap on his part.  Dallas Cowboys     9th - Dallas Cowboys - Arrelious Benn - WR - Illinois Fighting Illini - Jnr 40th - Dallas Cowboys - Morgan Burnett - FS - Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets - Jnr 73rd - Dallas Cowboys - Greg Jones - OLB - Michigan State Spartans – Jnr The Cowboys still have Roy Williams but they don’t have a helluva lot else at Receiver and so take Arrelious Benn in the 1st Round. They need to replace the other Roy Williams and do so by taking the hard hitting Morgan Burnett. Finally, Keith Brooking is a bit of a stop gap. He’s on his last legs and they need a player for the future so they bring in Greg Jones. New York Giants     31st - New York Giants - Reshad Jones - SS - Georgia Bulldogs - R/S Jnr 63rd - New York Giants - Donovan Warren - CB - Michigan Wolverines - Jnr 95th - New York Giants - John Eates - OC - Hawai'i Warriors - R/S Snr The Giants bring in a young Strong Safety to create a top quality, young Safety partnership with Kenny Philips and then continue to shore up their defense with Warren, who will at least compete for Nickel. Lastly, the bring in more interior Line help and a player who could eventually replace the aging O’Hara. Philadelphia Eagles      28th - Philadelphia Eagles - Michael Morgan - OLB - USC Trojans - R/S Jnr 59th - Philadelphia Eagles - Brandon Graham - DE - Michigan Wolverines – Snr 82nd - Philadelphia Eagles (from Seattle Seahawks) - Syd'Quan Thompson - CB - California Golden Bears – Snr 90th - Philadelphia Eagles - Adam Ulatoski - OT - Texas Longhorns - Snr The Eagles bring in Michael Morgan to play Weakside Linebacker and also bring in an every down Left End in Brandon Graham. They also bring in more Cornerback depth and bring in Adam Ulatoski, at very good value, to bring quality depth to their injury prone Offensive Line. Washington Redskins    19th - Washington Redskins - Brandon Spikes - ILB - Florida Gators - Snr 52nd - Washington Redskins - Josh Bynes - ILB - Auburn Tigers - Jnr The Redskins bring in Brandon Spikes who will eventually replace the aging London Fletcher, and Josh Bynes who will replace Rocky McIntosh.  Chicago Bears    49th - Chicago Bears - Derrick Morgan - DE - Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets - Jnr 80th - Chicago Bears - Rico McCoy - OLB - Tennessee Volunteers - Snr The Bears bring in help along their Defensive Line, which has had difficulty in creating a Pass Rush, while also brining in Rico McCoy, at good value, to compete for the Strongside Linebacker position. Detroit Lions     4th - Detroit Lions - Russell Okung - OT - Oklahoma State Cowboys - Snr 35th - Detroit Lions - Vince Oghobaase - NT - Duke Blue Devils - R/S Snr 66th - Detroit Lions - Mike Johnson - OG - Alabama Crimson Tide - R/S Snr The Lions need to retool their Offensive Line in order to give them a potential explosive Offense. Russell Okung is prototypical as a Left Tackle and will be an automatic upgrade over Backus. They also bring in Vince Oghobaase, a 4-3 Nose Tackle, who is both stout against the run but also penetrates the pocket very well. Lastly, they continue to rebuild their Offensive Line by bringing in Mike Johnson. Green Bay Packers     20th - Green Bay Packers - Trent Williams - OT - Oklahoma Sooners - Snr 51st - Green Bay Packers - Rob Gronkowski - TE - Arizona Wildcats - Jnr 84th - Green Bay Packers - Brandon Ghee - CB - Wake Forest Demon Deacons - R/S Snr The Packers bring in Trent Williams to replace Chad Clifton, and also bring in a new Tight End in Rob Gronkowski, two moves that should go a long way to improving Green Bay’s Offense. They also bring in Brandon Ghee to provide better depth at Cornerback. Minnesota Vikings    ] 30th - Minnesota Vikings - Ras-I Dowling - CB - Virginia Cavaliers - Jnr 61st - Minnesota Vikings - Brian Price - UT - UCLA Bruins - Jnr 94th - Minnesota Vikings - Chris Brown - RB - Oklahoma Sooners - Snr The Vikings bring in a Cornerback to pair with Antoine Winfield and provide them with real strength in depth at the position. With Pat Williams getting older, they bring in Brian Price to help shore up the Defensive Tackle rotation. With Chester Taylor’s contract expiring (and him probably wanting a starting job somewhere) the Vikings bring in a new 3rd down back in Chris Brown.  Atlanta Falcons    23rd - Atlanta Falcons - Sean Weatherspoon - OLB - Missouri Tigers - Snr 85th - Atlanta Falcons - Brandon Lang - DE - Troy Trojans - R/S Snr The Falcons address their biggest need, Linebacker, by drafting Sean Weatherspoon. They also provide themselves with a better Pass Rush by giving John Abraham some help by bringing in Brandon Lang. Carolina Panthers    45th - Carolina Panthers - Colt McCoy - QB - Texas Longhorns - R/S Snr 76th - Carolina Panthers - Aaron Hernandez - TE - Florida Gators – Jnr The Panthers need to replace Jake Delhomme and while Colt McCoy has his detractors he is still a very able Quarterback. The Panthers also bring in a new Pass Catching Tight End, who should provide the Panthers with an option if teams are able to neutralise Steve Smith. New Orleans Saints     24th - New Orleans Saints - Rolando McClain - ILB - Alabama Crimson Tide - Jnr 55th - New Orleans Saints - DeMarcus Granger - UT - Oklahoma Sooners - R/S Snr 86th - New Orleans Saints - C.J. Wilson - DE - East Carolina Pirates – Snr The Saints bring in McClain, who will either play Middle Linebacker and Vilma move to Weakside Linebacker, or he can play Strongside Linebacker. They also give Sedrick Ellis a new partner for their interior Defensive Line with DeMarcus Granger, and a new Defensive End to help in their rotation. Tampa Bay Buccaneers     1st - Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Gerald McCoy - UT - Oklahoma Sooners - R/S Jnr 33rd - Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Travis Lewis - OLB - Oklahoma Sooners - R/S Sop 65th - Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Eric Norwood - DE - South Carolina Gamecocks – Snr The Buccaneers are in complete rebuilding mode and with their Offense being decent enough at the skill positions they turn to their Defense. The great Tampa Bay defense was build around 5 players, Warren Sapp, John Lynch, Derrick Brooks, Ronde Barber and Simeon Rice. Just a couple of Hall of Famers here and there. Or 5. They need to retool that defense in these players image. Last year they brought in Aqib Talib. This year they bring in Gerald McCoy, a prototypical 3 Technique, Travis Lewis, a very talented Weakside Linebacker and will also bring in Eric Norwood. Norwood isn’t a pure Pass Rusher but he should be able to help them get after the Quarterback.  Arizona Cardinals     26th - Arizona Cardinals - Anthony Davis - OT - Rutgers Scarlet Knights - Jnr 57th - Arizona Cardinals - Noel Devine - RB - West Virginia Mountaineers - Jnr 92nd - Arizona Cardinals - Garrett Graham - TE - Wisconsin Badgers - R/S Snr Mike Gandy’s play has declined recently, and his contract expires at the end of the season, so the Cardinals will look to provide Levi Brown with a bookend partner and will do so with Anthony Davis. Noel Devine provides them with a fast change of pace back who can also provide cover in the Return game. Lastly, they add even more Offensive weapons by finally bringing in a Tight End. St. Louis Rams     3rd - St Louis Rams - Carlos Dunlap - DE - Florida Gators - Jnr 34th - St Louis Rams - Tim Tebow - QB - Florida Gators - Snr 68th - St Louis Rams - Malcolm Smith - OLB - USC Trojans - Jnr Spagnuolo built his Defensive system on one major thing. Getting to the Quarterback. Leonard Little is done and so they need a Defensive End to pair with Chris Long and Carlos Dunlap provides them with their own version of Mario Williams. A Defensive Line with Long, Dunlap and Carriker is a scary prospect for any Quarterback. The Rams must also be coming to the conclusion that Marc Bulger can’t cut it anymore. They need a new Quarterback and so they bring in the Tim Tebow. Tebow has his contractors, but unlike previous dual threat Quarterbacks, and Urban Meyer Quarterbacks, he is an extremely hard worker and so should excel at the NFL level. Lastly, they bring in Malcolm Smith to help shore up their Linebackers. San Francisco 49ers      11th - San Francisco 49ers - Ndamukong Suh - UT - Nebraska Cornhuskers – Snr 14th - San Francisco 49ers (from Carolina Panthers) - Greg Hardy - DE - Ole Miss Rebels - Snr 42nd - San Francisco 49ers - Sam Young - OT - Notre Dame Fighting Irish - Snr 75th - San Francisco 49ers - Boo Robinson - NT - Wake Forest Demon Deacons - R/S Snr San Francisco are in a pretty good position. They don’t have too many glaring weaknesses and should have two relatively high Draft picks in the 1st Round. The need to upgrade their Pass Rush and their Defensive Line in general. With that they take Ndamukong Suh, as prototypical a 5 Technique as there has been in the draft since Richard Seymour. They add to this by having Greg Hardy coming off Suh’s shoulder. The two should create a pretty scary combination. They also need to bring in a new Offensive Tackle, either Right or Left as Staley can play both. Sam Young provides them with a potentially elite Right Tackle to pair with Staley for a long time. Lastly, they bring in a new Nose Tackle to help anchor their Defensive Line with Boo Robinson. Seattle Seahawks    10th - Seattle Seahawks (from Denver Broncos) - Bryan Bulaga - OT - Iowa Hawkeyes - Jnr 17th - Seattle Seahawks - C.J. Spiller - RB - Clemson Tigers - Snr 48th - Seattle Seahawks - Earl Thomas - SS - Texas Longhorns - R/S Sop The Seahawks are in a good spot as they will have given up their 2nd Round pick last year and probably picked up at worst a Top 15 pick this year. They need to replace Walter Jones. It is rumoured that they were quite high on Jason Smith last year and would have drafted him if he had slipped to them so I feel they will go that way this year and bring in Bryan Bulaga. They also haven’t really had a Running Game since Shaun Alexander’s fall from grace and so C.J. Spiller gives them a top quality back. 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Trent Williams for KC in RD 1 please.OL is by far need numero uno
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Def. +rep for the work and effort. I'd like to start off by saying I like where you have the Vikings picking, but couldn't you move them down a spot or two? :)
I'm not a big fan of the Vikings picks though. I like Dowling, but the Vikings don't really need a CB. The team likes Griffin and signed him to big extension this offseason. Asher Allen was drafted to replace Winfield in a few years, and be the nickel back until then. DT is one of the biggest needs, but NT not UT. I do like the Brown pick, with Chester likely leaving after this season. I'd probably go with either Mt. Cody, then either a DE or QB, and either Brown or DE/QB. Or I'd go with a DE/QB like Graham or Colt McCoy, Boo Robinson, and then either a DE/QB or Brown.
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Cool layout....
For the raiders I really hope we go dline. This years draft will have alot of good DT's and DE's that we have needed for a long time. For me Id go.. 1st Ndamukong Suh DT 2nd George Selvie DE 3rd Lee Ziemba OT 3rd Rennie Curran OLB
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I'm hoping for a few more Denver losses so Seattle can finesse a great safety (Berry,Mays) and a great OT(Williams,Bulaga) out of this draft. Great effort on the mock.
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You were relatively accurate in a lot of your explanations, so you clearly did your research. I understand not thinking Williams is good value at 16, but not addressing the WR position at all could be a little scary. This is obviously without knowing what happens in FA and such and I think the trade route is better, but WR is a large need. Going defense in the first round I can buy, just not sure if I can buy corner. I don't particularly remember the Ravens ever investing first rounders in corners (you could prove me wrong) and I tend to think that the pass rush is more important than high level corner play in the scheme because of that, though I could be wrong. With Baby Lockdown already on board as you mentioned I don't think it's really a round 1 need, more of a 2-4 situation if at all. Probably more likely to bring on a vet than a first round rookie to fill a #2 corner spot IMO. I could buy a lot of positions there, basically any 3-4 DL spot along with WR and maybe even an offensive tackle. Just not sure corner is realistic based on the situation and Ryan's history. Second round is an awesome pick, I'll just leave it at that. Third round I can definitely see where you're going with OL depth. I do think that tackle is more of a concern than guard by a long shot though. While Faneca is aging we just took Matt Slauson in the 6th round who Callahan really likes, and Brandon Moore is solid. Plus Damien Woody may be better suited to play interior than tackle, so I think drafting a good RT improves depth at both tackle and guard along with improving the starter at both spots and would be the better route to take. You definitely have a good idea of what you're talking about though and I'm kind of nitpicking, that really wouldn't be a bad draft at all just figured I'd throw out my thoughts anyway. Nice job with it. |
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I like Snead, that would be a very reasonable pick if there's a new head coach. However, Jenkins would be like drafting Terrance Knighton in back to back years. Knighton is already starting over Rob Meier. If we go DT, which I would not mind, it should be in the 1st round. I think a center would make more sense in the third round to groom behind Meester.
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The Berry and Hughes picks are very good.
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I like O'Dowd, but give us JO or Black in the first. In the second, Hughes or Boo Robinson will be better, and the Steelers don't need another WR.
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I didn't read it all, but from what I can tell you put a lot of effort in to this and it shows, very well presented. And I would be absolutely enthralled if that Eagles draft happened, that is fantastic.
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The Packers won't be going TE in the first three rounds given the progress of Jermichael Finley. Based off of who is left on the board, i think Eric Norwood would be a logical choice as competition for OLB and a potential replacement for Aaron Kampman; he may become a FA.
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Gerald McCoy is absolutely the right pick at number 1. Depending on how Black and Hayes do this year, I doubt the Bucs take an OLB that early. Even with Roy Miller it would still be very tempting to take Terrence Cody if he was there. Regarding round 2 and 3 I think the Bucs would be better off filling their two other major needs of CB and WR(in that order) |
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I LOVE the Phins draft! Getting Bryant at TWELVE and Selvie in the SECOND ROUND are both AMAZING values!
The only pick I would change is the Stuckey one. SS is an ok pick in the 3rd, but I would prefer Major Wright there instead. Awesome job though man, I love this whole thing! +Rep for you bro!
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I don't think the Jets would draft a corner and keep Lito on the team.
1. Lito's 4 year 27 million dollar contract extension contract extension is dependent on the Jets keeping him. If they do, he gets a lot of money. If they don't, he's a free agent. Add in Strickland and Lowry and the Jets wouldn't get another corner while they're all still around. Unless they're insane. 2. If the Jets do keep Lito, the Eagles get the Jets second rounder. So yes, the Jets could draft a corner in the first round. But drafting a corner in the first round and keeping Lito Sheppard is a bit of a stretch. |
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One more mock with Mays linked to the Raiders, it's kinda getting old. The player we really need is Suh, and with all these veteran lineman being brought in for a visit lately it may be time Al finally realizes it's time to shore up our defensive front 4.
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I wasn't saying drafting for pass rush but given we've got a #1 corner and are playing a defense that is predicated on the pass rush, drafting another corner in the first seems like a bit much. It's definitely a possibility, it just seems like it's excessive. And while your point about Ryan not having much influence on the drafting there, I would imagine he could at least give input as to what the defense needed. But more to the point, he witnessed firsthand the kind of success a defense without those high first round corners could have, they were pretty good giving a lot of journeymen play time at corner when they had some injuries. So I don't know how much emphasis he puts on the position, particularly putting enough to have 2 first round corners on the team one of whom is a stud and a legit #1. Fair enough, I really didn't know much about the guy so thanks for the info there. Would be helpful if you listed him as a G/T, but that makes it a much better if not ideal pick. |
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