2010 NFL Mock Draft Order
March 9, 2010 by Administrator · Leave a Comment
ROUND ONE
1. St. Louis Rams
2. Detroit Lions
3. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
4. Washington Redskins
5. Kansas City Chiefs
6. Seattle Seahawks
7. Cleveland Browns
8. Oakland Raiders
9. Buffalo Bills
10. Jacksonville Jaguars
11. Denver Broncos (Chicago)
12. Miami Dolphins
13. San Francisco 49ers
14. Seattle Seahawks (Denver)
15. New York Giants
16. Tennessee Titans
17. San Francisco 49ers (Carolina)
18. Pittsburgh Steelers
19. Atlanta Falcons
20. Houston Texans
21. Cincinnati Bengals
22. New England Patriots
23. Green Bay Packers
24. Philadelphia Eagles
25. Baltimore Ravens
26. Arizona Cardinals
27. Dallas Cowboys
28. San Diego Chargers
29. New York Jets
30. Minnesota Vikings
31. New Orleans Saints
32. Indianapolis Colts
ROUND TWO
33. St. Louis Rams
34. Detroit Lions
35. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
36. Kansas City Chiefs
37. Washington Redskins
38. Cleveland Browns
39. Oakland Raiders
40. Seattle Seahawks
41. Buffalo Bills
42. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Chicago)
43. Miami Dolphins
44. New England Patriots (Jacksonville)
45. Denver Broncos
46. New York Giants
47. New England Patriots (Tennessee)
48. Carolina Panthers
49. San Francisco 49ers
50. Kansas City Chiefs (Atlanta)
51. Houston Texans
52. Pittsburgh Steelers
53. New England Patriots
54. Cincinnati Bengals
55. Philadelphia Eagles
56. Green Bay Packers
57. Baltimore Ravens
58. Arizona Cardinals
59. Dallas Cowboys
60. San Diego Chargers
61. New York Jets
62. Minnesota Vikings
63. New Orleans Saints
64. Indianapolis Colts
ROUND THREE
65. St. Louis Rams
66. Detroit Lions
67. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
68. Kansas City Chiefs
69. Oakland Raiders
70. Philadelphia Eagles (Seattle)
71. Cleveland Browns
72. Buffalo Bills
73. Miami Dolphins
74. Jacksonville Jaguars
75. Chicago Bears
76. New York Giants
77. Tennessee Titants
78. Carolina Panthers
79. San Francisco 49ers
80. Denver Broncos
81. Houston Texans
82. Pittsburgh Steelers
83. Atlanta Falcons
84. Cincinnati Bengals
85. Oakland Raiders (New England)
86. Green Bay Packers
87. Philadelphia Eagles
88. Baltimore Ravens
89. Arizona Cardinals
90. Dallas Cowboys
91. San Diego Chargers
92. Cleveland Browns (NY Jets)
93. Minnesota Vikings
94. New Orleans Saints
95. Indianapolis Colts
2010 NFL Mock Draft
March 9, 2010 by Administrator · 1 Comment
Draft order
1. St. Louis Rams – QB Sam Bradford – Oklahoma
There have been a lot of talk that the Rams have had serious talks about drafting QB Sam Bradford in the 2010 NFL draft. In past years they have passed on Matt Ryan and Mark Sanchez so they don’t want to make the same mistake three years in a row. Bradford has an NFL type arm with great accuracy. The Rams have also signed AJ Feeley so if they don’t want him to start right away Feeley can step in and take over until they are ready to throw Bradford into the fire.
2. Detroit Lions – DT Gerald McCoy – Oklahoma
In the 2009 NFL draft, they boosted their offense with a franchise QB in Matt Stafford and TE Brandon Pettigrew. Also with their second round pick they drafted Safety Louis Delmas who is having a pretty good season so drafting Eric Berry is probably off their radar. They have lacked a run stopper in the middle of their defensive line. McCoy is exactly that at 6′3″ 296 lbs. In my 2010 NFL mock draft I see McCoy being that piece to turn around the Detroit Lions in 2010.
3. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – DT Ndamukong Suh – Nebraska
In my 2010 NFL mock draft, the Buccaneers are in a great position if Sam Bradford is the first overall selection. They will get one of the top DT which could easily be the 1st overall draft pick. In my mock draft I have McCoy over Suh so he will end up in Tampa Bay and will help rebuild that defense.
4. Washington Redskins - QB Jimmy Clausen – Notre Dame
The Redskins could go with an offensive tackle with this pick if Sam Bradford goes #1 but they just signed Artis Hicks who will fill in nicely for the 2010-11 season. They still have Jason Campbell in Washington but I believe Mike Shanahan will start his reign with his own QB and that will be Jimmy Clausen in my 2010 NFL mock draft.
5. Kansas City Chiefs - OT Russell Okung – Oklahoma State
The Chiefs offensive line is in desperate need of improvement and in my 2010 NFL mock draft I have them doing just that.. They drafted OT Branden Albert in 2008 but hasn’t panned out like they were hoping. Okung is a very athletic left tackle with great power and speed. By drafting a franchise left tackle to protect QB Matt Cassell’s blind side they may be able to step up their offensive production.
6. Seattle Seahawks – OT Anthony Davis – Rutgers
This season when QB Matt Hasselbeck was healthy and starting the Seahawks were a pretty good team. Hasselbeck got hurt earlier in the season and couldn’t stay upright long enough to get the offense going. In my 2010 NFL mock draft Seattle should be looking to improve their offensive line. In the second and third round of the 2010 NFL draft, the Seahawks will be able to find some very good defensive players.
7. Cleveland Browns – ILB Rolando McClain – Alabama
I don’t think that Cleveland should take a QB in my 2010 NFL mock draft because when given a chance towards the end of this season Brady Quinn preformed pretty well. With Mike Holmgren running the show now he may want to bring in a new coach as well as his “own” QB so we will have to wait and see what he says after the season. I would help boost the defense with their first pick of the draft. They could go for a defensive end and improve their pass rush but in my 2010 mock draft they won’t be able to pass on LB Rolando McClain. McClain is a tough and physical linebacker with a great football IQ.
8. Oakland Raiders - OT Trent Williams – Oklahoma
With the 8th pick in the 2010 NFL draft the Raiders could go a few ways. They may help the defensive line or secondary. In my 2010 NFL mock draft I have them picking Trent Williams. He is a big and powerful offensive lineman who has had a great career protecting Sam Bradford at Oklahoma. In his combine workout he ran a 4.85-second 40-yard dash, turned in a 32-inch vertical jump and put up 34 repetitions on the standard 225-pound bench press.
9. Buffalo Bills – OT Bryan Bulaga – Iowa
Bulaga’s 6′6″ 311 lbs frame will be a great fit on front line of the Buffalo Bills. The last two years they have been building up their offensive line. Bulaga had a very good year at Iowa and will help protect whoever is in the backfield for Buffalo. If one of the top two QB’s falls this far I believe they will draft one of them but in my mock draft they are off the board so they have to continue to work on the offensive side of the ball.
10. Jacksonville Jaguars - S Eric Berry – Tennessee
Eric Berry could be the top football player in this year’s draft. He has been compared to Baltimore Ravens star Ed Reed. He isn’t afraid to come up and make the tackle but also posses excellent secondary skills. I believe his talent could make him a top 5 pick in this years draft but in my mock draft there are no needs for a Safety. Jacksonville could also go with a DE with this pick even with the signing of Aaron Kampman but it will be hard to pass on the top player on the draft board.
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2011 NFL Mock Draft
March 6, 2010 by Administrator · Leave a Comment
1. St. Louis Rams – QB Jake Locker – Washington
2010 NFL Mock Draft Pick – DT Ndamukong Suh – Nebraska
With the Rams passing on Sam Bradford and Jimmy Clausen in my 2010 NFL mock draft, they will definitely pick their franchise QB in my 2011 NFL mock draft. Jake Locker decided to come back for one more year at Washington passing up the millions of dollars he would have received in this year’s draft. He is a big and physical QB with a strong arm. He still has to work on his accuracy but another year in college will do him good. Locker should be a lock for the #1 overall pick in the 2011 NFL mock draft.
2. Detroit Lions – OT Joseph Barksdale – LSU
2010 NFL Mock Draft Pick – DT Gerald McCoy – Oklahoma
I expect the Lions to improve on their offensive line throughout the 2010 NFL draft. In the 2011 NFL mock draft they will find their franchise left tackle to protect Matthew Stafford’s blind side. Joseph Barksdale is a big 300 lbs left tackle that is very athletic and should be the top LT in the 2011 NFL draft.
3. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – WR A.J. Green – Georgia
2010 NFL Mock Draft Pick – S Eric Berry – Tennessee
With Josh Freeman going into his third year in the NFL, it is time to bring some weapons to his aid. Freeman had a pretty good rookie campaign throwing to a bunch of no-bodies. Green is a big and physical receiver with great hands. Look for him to have an outstanding 2010-2011 season at Georgia and then be a top ten draft pick in my 2011 NFL mock draft.
4. Washington Redskins – CB Patrick Peterson – LSU
2010 NFL Mock Draft Pick – QB Sam Bradford – Oklahoma
In my 2010 NFL mock draft the Redskins go with Sam Bradford so they could go with a franchise left tackle which I would not be opposed to. But so far Patrick Peterson has shown to be a shut down corner like Derrelle Revis. I’m pretty sure a lot of NFL teams would love a shut down corner and know that they don’t need to worry about that side of the field on defense.
5. Kansas City Chiefs – WR Julio Jones – Alabama
2010 NFL Mock Draft Pick – OT Russell Okung – Oklahoma State
A.J. Green and Julio Jones will go back and forth as the #1 WR in the 2011 NFL mock draft. Either way the team who picks both of them up will not go wrong. Cassell didn’t have much to work with in his first year as the Chiefs QB. If they draft Julio Jones in the 2011 NFL draft they will have a pretty potent offensive attack with Jones and Bowe on either side of each other and Jamaal Charles in the backfield.
6. Seattle Seahawks – QB Ryan Mallett – Arkansas
2010 NFL Mock Draft Pick – OT Anthony Davis – Rutgers
A lot of mock drafts have the Seahawks taking a QB in the 2010 draft but I feel with Matt Hasselbeck they will be fine for another year. They have two picks in the 2010 draft and should use one to work on their offensive line and another one to get an offensive playmaker or a pass rusher. But in the 2011 NFL mock draft they should start looking to find their QB of the future. Ryan Mallett has the raw talent to be a top NFL QB but will have a lot to improve on in another year in college.
7. Cleveland Browns – CB Ras-I Dowling – Virginia
2010 NFL Mock Draft Pick – ILB Rolando McClain – Alabama
In the 2010 mock draft the Browns pick Rolando McClain which will help the middle of the defense. Now they have to turn their attention to the secondary. Ras-I Dowling was projected as a first round draft pick in this year’s draft but decided to stay in college for one more year. He should be a higher first round pick in the 2011 NFL draft.
8. New England Patriots (From Oakland) – OT Clint Boling – Georgia
2010 NFL Mock Draft Pick – CB Patrick Robinson – Florida State
New England’s offensive line is getting older and in the 2011 NFL mock draft they decide to take care of that problem. Clint Boling will be a top OT in the 2011 NFL mock draft and look for the Patriots to select him with their pick that they received from Oakland in the Richard Seymour deal last year.
9. Buffalo Bills – OT Matt Reynolds – BYU
2010 NFL Mock Draft Pick – QB Jimmy Clausen – Notre Dame
By picking Jimmy Clausen in my 2010 NFL mock draft they will need to boost their offensive line. With Barksdale and Boling off the board they will go with Matt Reynolds from BYU. Although he is currently third among the offensive tackles in the 2011 NFL mock draft Buffalo will not be disappointed with their draft selection.
10. Jacksonville Jaguars – OLB Bruce Carter – North Carolina
2010 NFL Draft Pick – DE Jason Pierre-Paul – South Florida
In my 2010 NFL mock draft I have Jacksonville selecting a pass rusher in Jason Pierre-Paul. Under Jack Del Rio, the Jaguars will continue to improve their defense. Bruce Carter would have been a first round draft pick in the 2010 NFL draft but decided to come back to North Carolina. He would be a good addition to the linebacker core of Jacksonville in 2011.
2010 NFL Mock Draft 11-20
March 6, 2010 by Administrator · 3 Comments
11. Denver Broncos (From Chicago) – WR Dez Bryant – Oklahoma State
I believe that WR Brandon Marshall will not be back in Denver for the 2010 NFL season. Bryant is an explosive and strong receiver who can break open a game any time the ball comes his way. He will be a great replacement for Marshall and work well with Coach McDaniels’ system.
12. Miami Dolphins - DE/OLB Sergio Kindle – Texas
Sergio Kindle is a very versatile defensive player. He can rush off the end or stand up and play linebacker. He is a similar player to Brian Orakpo who had a great rookie season for the Redskins last year. This draft pick for Miami will be between Kindle and DT Dan Williams. The signing of Carlos Dansby could lean towards taking Williams but I think they will go with Kindle because he can play multiple positions.
13. San Francisco 49ers – CB Joe Haden – Florida
Joe Haden is currently the #1 CB according to Scouts Inc. He has exceptional speed and is very athletic. The 49ers’ secondary has been a big weakness on a defense that has played pretty well all season under head coach Mike Singletary. By adding Haden they will inject some youth and playmaking ability to the corner position.
14. Seattle Seahawks (From Denver) – RB C.J. Spiller – Clemson
In Pete Carroll’s press conference he said that they are going to have to run the ball effectively to be successful. I don’t believe that Julius Jones is that answer. I like Justin Forsett but they will need to get a playmaker on the offense. To be successful in the NFL your team must have players who can create big plays and that is what Spiller did in Clemson. In my 2010 NFL mock draft I have the Seahawks taking C.J. Spiller.
15. New York Giants – DT Dan Williams – Tennessee
The Giants’ defensive line was banged up last year and didn’t really have a physical presence in the middle. After Suh and McCoy he is the next best DT in the 2010 NFL mock draft. Williams will require double teams which leaves Justin Tuck, Osi Umenyiora, and Mathias Kiwanuka one-on-one on the outside which is a good thing for New York.
16. Tennessee Titans – DE Derrick Morgan – Georgia Tech
The Titans lost Kyle Vanden Bosch to free agency which means that they don’t have a big time pass rusher off the edge. Last year the defense was very bad so I expect this to be the area that they focus on during the draft. Derrick Morgan started as a top 10 draft pick but has dropped mostly due to the needs of teams in the front of the draft. This would be a steal if Morgan falls this far and lands in the lap of Tennessee.
17. San Francisco 49ers (From Carolina) – OT Bruce Campbell – Maryland
Bruce Campbell has been rising in many mock drafts. The 49ers are entering this draft looking to build up their offensive line. If Anthony Davis or Trent Williams falls to them at pick 13 then expect them to draft one of those offensive linemen. Picking Campbell here in my NFL mock draft will help protect Alex Smith who looked like the franchise QB that they were expecting at the end of this season.
18. Pittsburgh Steelers - 
OG Mike Iupati – Idaho
Iupati skills were not shown in the combine. He isn’t an athletic freak like the other offensive lineman but he did hold his own in the combine drills. He possess a very big frame and is thickly built. In my 2010 NFL mock draft Iupati will fall to the Steelers and that will vastly improve their offensive line to help protect Ben Roethlisberger in the 2010 season.
19. Atlanta Falcons – DE Jason Pierre-Paul – South Florida
I have had Pierre-Paul in the top 10 of my 2010 NFL mock draft but he has fallen to the Falcons who would be very happy if this happens on April 22. Atlanta was among the worst defenses in sacks for the 2009 season. This draft pick will immediately produce more sacks.
20. Houston Texans – S Earl Thomas – Texas
Earl Thomas is a well rounded safety who does a little bit of everything for a football team. He can blitz from his safety position and also come up and cover slot receivers. Last year the Texans drafted a big time linebacker in Brian Cushing and this year Thomas should also help improve the defense.
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2010 NFL Mock Draft 21-32
March 1, 2010 by Administrator · 5 Comments
21. Cincinnati Bengals – TE Jermain Gresham – Oklahoma
Gresham looked to have gotten over his knee injury that he sustain his senior year during his workouts at the combine. Gresham ran routes well and his 4.76 in the 40 confirmed that he has not lost his ability to stretch the middle of the field. This draft pick will help the Bengals offense dramatically. He will be a presence in the middle of the field which adds another target for Carson Palmer to throw to but also will open the field up more for Chad Ochocinco.
22. New England Patriots – CB Patrick Robinson – Florida State
This year New England’s secondary has been very suspect. Some people have said they may be looking to draft a running back but Laurence Maroney played very well showing why they had drafted him in 2006. Robinson will bring some youth and good coverage skills to their secondary in 2010.
23. Green Bay Packers - DE Brandon Graham – Michigan
The Packers need to get younger and quicker on the front line of their defense. DE Graham will be a great addition to that front line that needs to get quicker off the ball. Graham’s performance in the Senior Bowl has really elevated him in a lot of mock drafts. He has moved into the first round in my 2010 mock draft.
24. Philadelphia Eagles – S Taylor Mays – USC
Taylor Mays is a freak athlete and would have been a high draft pick in last years draft but decided to stay for his senior year. He is a player that looks for the big hits and is very good against the run but also hurts him sometimes because he will jump on play action. His type of play would be a great fit in the secondary of the Eagles. In my 2010 NFL mock draft, Taylor Mays will be available with the 24th pick and should be able to help with the loss of Dawkins.
25. Baltimore Ravens – WR Golden Tate – Notre Dame
Even with the addition of WR Anquan Boldin which is a great pick up for the Ravens, I still have them drafting Golden Tate in my 2010 NFL mock draft. In his Junior season Tate really stepped up for Jimmy Clausen and the Fighting Irish. Boldin is a great WR in the NFL but throughout his career he has been injury prone and it wont hurt their offense to have two playmakers for Joe Flacco to throw to.
26. Arizona Cardinals – DE Ricky Sapp – Clemson
Free agency has has just started and the Cardinals are one of the biggest losers so far. They have lost S Antrel Rolle, WR Anquan Boldin, and DE Bertrand Berry to retirement. They will need to really load up on defensive players in the 2010 NFL draft. The loss of Boldin is not a big factor with Early Doucet and Steve Breaston moving up a spot on the depth chart.
27. Dallas Cowboys – C/G Maurkice Pouncey - Florida
Pouncey preformed very well at the combine. I think he is the second interior lineman behind Mike Iupati. Dallas could be looking for a offensive tackle with this pick but in my 2010 NFL mock draft all the top ones are off the board. Pouncey will be a great addition to the middle of that offensive line that needs to add some youth.
28. San Diego Chargers - RB Ryan Matthews – Fresno State
With the Chargers releasing LaDainian Tomlinson, the Chargers will need to get a full-time RB to man the backfield. It looks like Darren Sproles will stay in San Diego which is a good move but he isn’t a player that can handle the load of 300 carries. Ryan Matthews draft stock has really risen in the last few weeks. I have him as my second RB in the 2010 NFL draft.
29. New York Jets – DE Everson Griffen – USC
With their first round pick the Jets could look to draft a WR which will help Mark Sanchez and the offense in the 2010 season. Braylon Edwards has the potential to be a big time receiver but just can’t shake loose all the drops that he has had this season. I feel that Rex Ryan will turn to the defensive side and take DE Everson Griffen who has played his way up many 2010 NFL mock drafts. In my 2010 NFL mock draft I see him as being a late first round pick.
30. Minnesota Vikings – DT Brian Price – UCLA
I know that the Vikings have the Williams’ in the middle but they continue to get older each year and it would be nice for the Vikings to have some depth at that position as well as allow them to get a rest at different times in a ball game. Currently there are reports that NT Pat Williams is 50/50 on retiring so if he does then they will have to look to replace him in the draft. They could also be looking at a QB but at this spot there may not be one worth taking but later in the draft I wouldn’t be surprised if they take one.
31. Indianapolis Colts – DT Jared Odrick – Penn State
With Dwight Freeney on one side and Robert Mathis on the other they will need to fill the void in the middle. Odrick would be a good addition to the defensive line and could create more sack opportunities for the two on the end if that is possible.
32. New Orleans Saints – OLB Navorro Bowman – Penn State
Despite winning the Super Bowl, their defense was suspect. This off-season they need to address their linebacker position. Bowman will be a great pick up with the last pick in the 2010 NFL draft.
2010 NFL Mock Draft 2nd Round >>>
2010 NFL Mock Draft 2nd Round
February 20, 2010 by Administrator · Leave a Comment
NFL Draft 2nd Round
| 33 | St. Louis Rams | DE Jerry Hughes - TCU | Jerry Hughes could be a first round pick so if he falls to the 2nd round the Rams will be happy to pick him. |
| 34 | Detroit Lions | OG Vladimir Ducasse - UMass | Now that the Lions have their franchise QB in Matthew Stafford. Their next step is to work on protecting him. Ducasse will be the best available lineman in the 2nd round. |
| 35 | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | WR Arrelious Benn - Illinois | Tampa Bay also drafted their franchise QB last year. Josh Freeman played pretty well as a rookie. Now they will have to put playmakers around him. In my 2010 NFL mock draft Benn is the best playmaking WR available. |
| 36 | Kansas City Chiefs | CB Perrish Cox - Oklahoma State | Kansas City finished 22nd in the NFL in passing defense. Cox has prototypical height, weight, and speed for the NFL. He can also be used as a kick/punt returner. |
| 37 | Washington Redskins | RB Jahvid Best - California | He is one of the top RB in the 2010 NFL draft. He could easily go in the first round but in my 2010 NFL mock draft he will slide and the Redskins will be happy to draft him. |
| 38 | Cleveland Browns | CB Javier Arenas – Alabama | In my 2010 NFL mock draft the Browns took Rolando McClain and Cleveland will continue to revamp their defense. With this pick in the 2010 NFL mock draft, Seattle will boost their defensive secondary and a kick/punt returner in Arenas. |
| 39 | Oakland Raiders | DE Carlos Dunlap - Florida | The Raiders will be looking to make their defensive line younger. At the beginning of the football season Carlos Dunlap was one of the top rated 2010 NFL draft picks but throughout the year he has fallen. He has fallen due to his inconsistent play and his conduct off the field. In my 2010 NFL mock draft I have Dunlap falling to Oakland and I think it would be a good pick for them. |
| 40 | Seattle Seahawks | CB Kyle Wilson - Boise State | This pick in the 2010 NFL mock draft the Seahawks will get a top CB and help their secondary tremendously. |
| 41 | Buffalo Bills | OT Charles Brown - USC | Currently in my 2010 mock draft I have the Bills taking Sam Bradford in the first round. With this pick they will have to continue to work on their offensive line. |
| 42 | Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Chicago) | CB Devin McCourty - Rutgers | Tampa Bay needs more depth in their secondary and McCourty will give them just that in my 2010 NFL mock draft. |
| 43 | Miami Dolphins | ILB Brandon Spikes - Florida | If Spikes falls this far in the 2010 NFL draft then it will be a big steal for the Miami Dolphins. Spikes is a very physical linebacker but his speed is something that has hurt his draft stock. |
| 44 | New England Patriots (Jacksonville) | DE Greg Hardy - Mississippi | New England will be looking to make their defensive line younger. Hardy has great NFL size to help him succeed at the next level. |
2010 NFL Mock Draft Picks 45-54 >>>
<<< 2010 NFL Mock Draft Picks 21-32
2011 NFL Mock Draft 21-32
February 17, 2010 by Administrator · Leave a Comment
21. Cincinnati Bengals – DT Jared Crick – Nebraska
22. New England Patriots – DE Robert Quinn – North Carolina
23. Green Bay Packers – WR Jonathan Baldwin – Pittsburgh
24. Philadelphia Eagles – OT Nate Solder – Colorado
25. Baltimore Ravens – TE Kyle Rudolph – Notre Dame
26. Arizona Cardinals – DE/OLB Von Miller – Texas A&M
27. Dallas Cowboys – OT Gabe Carimi – Wisconsin
28. San Diego Chargers – CB Prince Amukamara – Nebraska
29. New York Jets – OLB Chris Galippo – USC
30. Minnesota Vikings – QB Case Keenum – Houston
31. Indianapolis Colts – C Kris O’Dowd – USC
32. New Orleans Saints – OT Anthony Castonzo – Boston College
2009 2nd Round NFL Draft Results
April 27, 2009 by Administrator · Leave a Comment
Round 2
33. Detroit Lions – S Louis Delmas – Western Michigan
34. New England Patriots – S Patrick Chung – Oregon
35. St. Louis Rams – ILB James Laurinaitis – Ohio State
36. Cleveland Browns – WR Brian Robiskie – Ohio State
37. Denver Broncos – CB Alphonso Smith – Wake Forest
38. Cincinnati Bengals – Rey Maualuga – USC
39. Jacksonville Jaguars – OT Eben Britton – Arizona
40. New England Patriots – DT Ron Brace – Boston College
41. New England Patriots – CB Darius Butler – Connecticut
42. Buffalo Bills – CB Jairus Byrd – Oregon
43. Carolina Panthers – DE Everette Brown – Florida State
44. Miami Dolphins – QB/WR Pat White – West Virginia
45. New York Giants – OLB Clint Sintim – Virginia
46. Houston Texans – DE Connor Barwin – Cincinnati
47. Oakland Raiders – S Michael Mitchell – Ohio
48. Denver Broncos – S Darcel McBath – Texas Tech
49. Seattle Seahawks – C Max Unger – Oregon
50. Cleveland Browns – WR Mohamed Massaquoi
51. Buffalo Bills – OG Andrew Levitre – Oregon State
52. Cleveland Browns – DE David Veikune – Hawaii
53. Philadelphia Eagles – RB LeSean McCoy – Pittsburgh
54. Minnesota Vikings – OT Phil Loadholt – Oklahoma
55. Atlanta Falcons – S William Moore – Missouri
56. Indianapolis Colts – DT Fili Moala – USC
57. Baltimore Ravens – OLB Paul Kruger – Utah
58. New England Patriots – OT Sebastian Vollmer – Houston
59. Carolina Panthers – CB Sherrod Martin – Troy
60. New York Giants – OT William Beatty – Connecticut
61. Miami Dolphins – CB Sean Smith – Utah
62. Tennesee Titans – DT Sen’Derrick Marks – Auburn
63. Arizona Cardinals – OLB Cody Brown – Connecticut
64. Denver Broncos – TE Richard Quinn – North Carolina
2009 1st Round NFL Draft Results
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ROUND 1
1. Detroit Lions – QB Matthew Stafford – Georgia
2. St. Louis Rams – OT Jason Smith – Baylor
3. Kansas City Chiefs – DE Tyson Jackson – LSU
4. Seattle Seahawks – OLB Aaron Curry – Wake Forest
5. New York Jets – QB Mark Sanchez – USC
6. Cincinnati Bengals – OT Andre Smith – Alabama
7. Oakland Raiders – WR Darrius Heyward-Bey – Maryland
8. Jacksonville Jaguars – OT Eugene Monroe – Virginia
9. Green Bay Packers – DT B.J. Raji – Boston College
10. San Francisco 49ers – WR Michael Crabtree – Texas Tech
11. Buffalo Bills – DE Aaron Maybin – Penn State
12. Denver Broncos – RB Knowshon Moreno – Georgia
13. Washington Redskins – DE Brian Orakpo
14. New Orleans Saints – CB/S Malcolm Jenkins – Ohio State
15. Houston Texans – ILB Brian Cushing – USC
16. San Diego Chargers – DE Larry English – Northern Illinois
17. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - QB Josh Freeman – Kansas State
18. Denver Broncos – DE Robert Ayers – Tennessee
19. Philadelphia Eagles – WR Jeremy Maclin – Missouri
20. Detroit Lions – TE Brandon Pettigrew – Oklahoma State
21. Cleveland Browns – C Alex Mack – California
22. Minnesota Vikings – WR Percy Harvin – Florida
23. Baltimore Ravens – OT Michael Oher – Mississippi
24. Atlanta Falcons – DT Peria Jerry – Mississippi
25. Miami Dolphins – CB Vontae Davis – Illinois
26. Green Bay Packers – OLB Clay Matthews – USC
27. Indianapolis Colts – RB Donald Brown – Connecticut
28. Buffalo Bills – C Eric Wood – Louisville
29. New York Giants – WR Hakeem Nicks – North Carolina
30. Tennessee – WR Kenny Britt – Rutgers
31. Arizona Cardinals – RB Chris “Beanie” Wells – Ohio State
32. Pittsburgh Steelers – DT Evander “Ziggy” Hood – Missouri
2ND ROUND >>>
2009 NFL Mock Draft
April 25, 2009 by Administrator · Leave a Comment
1. Detroit Lions – QB Matthew Stafford – Georgia
It is official that Matthew Stafford will be the #1 overall pick in the 2009 NFL draft. Friday night he signed a 6 year $72 million contract with the Lions. $41.7 of it is guarenteed. This deal is the richest given to a draft choice in draft history.
2. St. Louis Rams – OT Jason Smith – Baylor
Steven Jackson has had a tough time staying healthy during the 2008 season. With or without Jackson, St. Louis has struggled running the ball as well as protecting the QB. At the end of the season the Rams finished 25th in the NFL in rushing yards per game and 27th in the league in sacks allowed. They desperately need an offensive lineman to battle in the trenches. Jason Smith looks to be just a little bit better than Eugene Monroe. With the number two pick in the draft look for St. Louis to boost the line with Smith and expect the 2009 offensive production to increase.
3. Kansas City Chiefs – OLB Aaron Curry – Wake Forest
Kansas City finished the season 30th in the NFL in rushing yards given up per game which was about 160 yards. They also need to look at a pass rusher seeing as though they were worst in defensive sacks. They ended up with 10 sacks in 16 games in 2008. Aaron Curry will fill both of those needs. He can put pressure on the QB as well as fill the gaps and stop the opposing running game. I like the Chiefs taking Curry with the 3rd pick in the 2009 NFL draft.
4. Seattle Seahawks - QB Mark Sanchez – USC
Seattle could go with Virginia’s OT Eugene Monroe but they have shown a lot of interest in Mark Sanchez. This would be a great situation for Sanchez. He wont be thrown into the fire and will be able to learn from a great QB Matt Hasselbeck.
5. Cleveland Browns - DE Brian Orakpo – Texas
It is still up in the air whether Braylon Edwards will get traded. The Browns keep going back and forth with the New York Giants. If Edwards does get traded then the Browns need to draft a WR and that should be Michael Crabtree. As of now Edwards is still a Brown and there are a lot of needs on the defensive side of the ball so look for them to pick up a great pass rusher like Orakpo.
6. Cincinnati Bengals - OT Eugene Monroe – Virginia
The Bengals need to improve their offensive line and if Monroe falls to them this it should be a no brain pick. Monroe is a top tier offensive tackle and will help RB Cedric Benson and QB Carson Palmer who is coming off shoulder surgery.
7. Oakland Raiders – WR Jeremy Maclin
Maclin is a big time playmaker which the Raiders really like and will help out JaMarcus Russell. He only ran a 4.46 40-yard dash at the combine but with pads on he is a big time football player.
8. Jacksonville Jaguars - WR Michael Crabtree – Texas Tech
The Jaguars are looking to trade out of the 8th spot with someone who may want to move up and draft Mark Sanchez so don’t plan on Jacksonville staying here. In the past week they have signed Torry Holt who is a great receiver but is getting older. If Jacksonville stays at 8 and Crabtree is still available drafting him will turn last years weakness into the 2009 season’s strength.
9. Green Bay Packers – OT Andre Smith
The Packers need to upgrade their offensive line due to their tackles getting older. Smith stock dropped after the combine but recently it has risen a bit and would be a good pick by Green Bay.
10. San Francisco 49ers - OT Michael Oher
The QB position is up in the air but whoever it is they need to be protected. Oher has an amazing story and looks to be a good fit for the 49ers. Scouts are a little weary of his work ethic but his talent outweighs any flaws that he may have.
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