Richie’s 2012 NFL Mock Draft Picks 25-32
January 5, 2012 by Administrator · 2 Comments
25. Denver Broncos – DT Fletcher Cox – Mississippi State
First decision is whether to stick with Tebow as your QB, which I think they will despite how much of a joke he is. They could use a WR but none worth this pick, so why not improve their defensive line.
26. New England Patriots (from New Orleans) – DE Andre Branch – Clemson
It’s no secret New England needs defensive help, and a pass rusher such as Branch would help greatly. A safety is also a very possible option here, or even trade down and get more picks like they love to do.
27. Houston Texans – WR Kendall Wright – Baylor
Houston needs someone to compliment Andre Johnson, and Wright could be just the guy. Good WR, might be a little bit of a reach here, but it is a positional need.
28. Baltimore Ravens – OLB Kevin Reddick – North Carolina
Similar to Pittsburgh as the defense is aging, and Reddick is a very nice player from North Carolina. He’s a bit of an underrated player.
29. Green Bay Packers – ILB Vontaze Burfict – Arizona State
Burfict is a fantastic player, and just like New England, Green Bay needs defense. He could be a steal here for a Packer defense needing some playmakers up front.
30. San Francisco 49ers – CB Janoris Jenkins – Northern Alabama
Great defense that finished as the 4th best, and drafting Jenkins here would improve on that. Offense seems to be fine since they like Alex Smith, so another CB would be ideal.
31. New England Patriots – G Kelechi Osemele – Iowa State
New England with another pick, and a guard would help them. I know they need defense as I said earlier, but they should get value with one of these picks.
32. New York Giants – CB Alfonzo Dennard – Nebraska
Thomas and Ross are going to be free agents, so depth at corner may be an issue. Dennard is a solid all-around corner who would be a great fit in the Giants secondary.
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Richie’s 2012 NFL Mock Draft Picks 17-24
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17. Cincinnati Bengals (from Oakland) – DT Devon Still – Penn State
With Andy Dalton and AJ Green jolting a sluggish offense, it may be time to look at defense. Still would be a huge plug in the middle and is an interesting prospect. Cincinnati may also look for a RB.
18. San Diego Chargers – OLB Jarvis Jones – Georgia
The Chargers will be looking for a pass rushing OLB, and that’s what Jones is. San Diego will have many options so you never know who they’ll take, but skill positions on offense is definitely not a need.
19. Chicago Bears – WR Alshon Jeffery – South Carolina
I believe Jeffery would be a great pick here, as their WRs seem to get worse every season. Providing Cutler with a target such as Jeffery could bolster an already solid offense.
20. Tennessee Titans – OLB Zach Brown – North Carolina
Could look to add to their defensive line, but I think Brown could be a nice linebacker for them and a better value pick.
21. Cincinnati Bengals – RB Lamar Miller – Miami
If Cincinnati goes defense with its first pick, expect them to look at a RB on their next. Miller has good explosiveness and could take over for Cedric Benson.
22. Cleveland Browns (From Atlanta) – DT Jerel Worthy – Michigan State
If they do indeed go with Blackmon with their first pick, defensive help would probably be the pick here. Jerel Worthy is a huge plug and would solidify the Cleveland defense which finished ranked10th last season.
23. Detroit Lions – OT Mike Adams – Ohio State
An offensive tackle would greatly benefit the Lions, but we all know the Lions love defense. Skill positions on offense seem to be filled, so expect offensive line or defense.
24. Pittsburgh Steelers – DT Brandon Thompson – Clemson
The Pittsburgh defense is aging so they’ll probably be looking there. An offensive lineman would also help, but Thompson would be a good pick here.
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Richie’s 2012 NFL Mock Draft Picks 9-16
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9. Miami Dolphins – OT Jonathan Martin – Stanford
Would have to give up a lot to trade up for Griffin which is why I don’t think they do. Martin is a great right tackle to compliment Long on the left side while they continue to try and figure out their QB situation.
10. Buffalo Bills – OLB Courtney Upshaw – Alabama
As much as I wish the Bills would try and find a quarterback, the Bills seem set on giving Fitzpatrick at least one more season as the starter after that huge contract. Number 1 focus of the offseason should be signing WR Stevie Johnson, then focus on the 26th ranked defense. If they’re idiots and let Stevie walk, then drafting a WR such as Jeffery becomes a realistic possibility. Assuming they re-sign him though, expect them to improve on their pass rush somehow.
11. Kansas City Chiefs – ILB Luke Kuechly – Boston College
Definitely in need of an offensive tackle, but to me there’s none worth taking here. A solid ILB would be a great pick for the Chiefs who might surprise some people next season with Charles and Berry returning.
12. Seattle Seahawks – RB Trent Richardson – Alabama
Tavaris Jackson is not the answer at quarterback, but the question is whether there is one worth taking here. With Marshawn Lynch being a free agent however, I think this is the easy pick if Richardson somehow falls this far. Not a lot of teams need RB’s before them, so it’s certainly possible a top 5 talent such as Richardson falls here.
13. Arizona Cardinals – G David DeCastro – Stanford
Offensive line a major need for Arizona, but so is a pass rusher. I think they’ll take the offensive lineman though, and DeCastro is a very nice guard.
14. Dallas Cowboys – CB Dre Kirkpatrick – Alabama
No question about Dallas’s need in the secondary, and I think Kirkpatrick is a great CB and would be a great pick for the Cowboys. It will be interesting to see if they’ll take Kirpatrick’s teammate Mark Barron, a safety, instead of him.
15. Philadelphia Eagles – S Mark Barron – Alabama
The Eagles’ defense was not as bad as people make it sound, as they were 8th in opponent’s yards per game. That being said, secondary is not as strong as thought, and Barron’s draft stock could see a rise.
16. New York Jets – G/T Cordy Glenn – Georgia
No offense to the rest of the QB’s available, but they’re not worth taking here to take over for Sanchez, as they’re just not that much better than Sanchez. The only QB I would look at this offseason for the Jets would be Peyton Manning. That said, offensive line help could be useful.
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2012 NFL Mock Draft 11-20
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11. Kansas City Chiefs - OT Riley Reiff – Iowa
The Chiefs have been drafting on the defensive side for the last few years in the first round so I expect them to turn to the offensive line. They will get safety Eric Berry back who missed the entire season and will also have Matt Cassell back who might have to compete for his job with Kyle Orton. Whoever starts at quarterback they will need a strong tackle to protect him which would be Riley Reiff.
12. Seattle Seahawks – RB Trent Richardson – Alabama
If Marshawn Lynch doesn’t return next year they will need to find a workhorse running back. Trent Richardson is a top 5 draft talent that may fall this far do to the other team’s needs. Seattle could be a good landing spot for Richardson because they have a pretty good offensive line but do need a full time QB because Tavarius Jackson isn’t the answer.
13. Arizona Cardinals – G David DeCastro – Stanford
There may be a quarterback controversy going into the 2012 NFL season between Kevin Kolb and John Skelton. It will probably be Kolb due to what they gave up for him as well as the money they paid him. Whoever becomes Arizona’s starting quarterback they will need protection up front and David DeCastro has been protecting Andrew Luck all season long. He would be a good addition to the Cardinals offense.
14. Dallas Cowboys – S Mark Barron – Alabama
The Cowboys need help in the secondary. Terrence Newman is getting older and Mike Jenkins did not perform like he did a year ago so they could be looking for a cornerback. I would go with a cornerback as well but if Mark Barron is still on the board then I would have to draft him. He is a great ball hawking safety which is another position they need. Sensabaugh and Elam just don’t do it and aren’t playmakers like Barron is.
15. Philadelphia Eagles – ILB Luke Kuechly – Boston College
The Eagles’ defense got crushed in the running game this year partly due to their wide 9 style of defense as well as not having a big time linebacker in the middle. Brian Rolle played pretty well but is not someone who should be the leader of the defense and holding up in the middle of that defense.
16. New York Jets – OLB Courtney Upshaw – Alabama
The Jets really regressed this year as did Mark Sanchez but I believe that they will stick with him and have to add younger weapons around him. This position might be a good spot for Alshon Jeffery but Rex Ryan is a defensive coach who will want a playmaker in the linebacking core. Bart Scott is getting old and barely plays on passing downs so they need someone who can play all over the field.
17. Cincinnati Bengals (Oakland) – DT Devon Still – Penn State
The Bengals are on the uptick and Andy Dalton has been a great addition. They have speed all over the offense and now they need to look to some power in the middle of the defensive line. Devon Still is 6’5″ and 307 pounds and full of muscle.
18. San Diego Chargers – CB Alfonzo Dennard – Nebraska
San Diego could go in a few directions but offense I don’t think is one of them. Rivers is a top QB with Floyd and Jackson as targets to throw to. Now they will have to find someone to stop the pass. Alfonzo Dennard is the top cornerback on the board and could go even earlier than this.
19. Chicago Bears – C Peter Konz – Wisconsin
The Bears offensive line has been terrible the last few years. They drafted Gabe Carimi but he was hurt for parts of last year and could use another player protecting Jay Cutler. Carimi was a teammate of Konz so it would be a nice fit to help the offensive line pass protect as well as run block for Matt Forte who will be coming back off injury.
20. Tennessee Titans – DT Fletcher Cox – Mississippi State
The Titans have been drafting pass rushers which have worked out pretty well but will now need to turn to the middle of that defensive line. They haven’t had a solid defensive tackle since Albert Haynesworth so they will need to look for a big and physical player in the middle.
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2012 NFL Mock Draft 21-32
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21. Cincinnati Bengals – CB Chase Minnifield – Virginia
Cincinnati’s defense has been pretty good throughout the 2011 season but last year they lost Jonathan Joseph due to free agency and will need to improve the secondary. Minnifield is a good cover corner who could step in right away on a playoff team.
22. Cleveland Browns (From Atlanta) – WR Michael Floyd
With their first pick I have in my mock draft them taking Robert Griffin III. So to go with RGIII, the Browns will need to putt weapons around him. Michael Floyd is a big aggressive receiver who will go really well with Greg Little who is more of a slot receiver and Floyd can man the outside.
23. Detroit Lions – OT Mike Adams – Ohio State
The Lions finally made the playoffs for the first time since 1991 and it was a lot to due with Matthew Stafford and Calvin Johnson. Next year they will get back RB’s Jahvid Best and Mikel LeShoure so they will need to upgrade their offensive line. Mike Adams has been a great player at Ohio State who will translate into a good tackle in the NFL.
24. Pittsburgh Steelers – G Cordy Glenn – Georgia
The Steelers continue to struggle on the offensive line and should use another first round pick to upgrade the line. Cordy Glenn has good speed to go along with his size. It will be a good fit for the Steelers.
25. Denver Broncos – OT Zebrie Sanders – Florida State
If John Elway decides to stick with Tim Tebow they will have to build a little differently than a normal pocket passer. They will have to get a backup QB that plays a similar style to Tebow as well as build the depth of the offensive and defensive lines. With this pick in the 2012 NFL draft I would go with Sanders who is a big and physical offensive tackle who can run block really well.
26. Houston Texans – WR Alshon Jeffery – South Carolina
The Texans finished with one of the best defenses this year because all their young talent that they have drafted is coming through. Andre Johnson has been injury prone lately and it is a huge drop off when he is out. Alshon Jeffery is a big time playmaking wide receiver who would be a great addition to go along with Johnson.
27. Green Bay Packers – DT Jared Crick – Nebraska
Jared Crick played with the Lions’ DT Suh for a year and has been preforming as a first round pick ever since Suh left for the NFL.
28. Baltimore Ravens – OLB Kevin Reddick – North Carolina
Baltimore is getting older in the linebacking core and could use a young talent to mix in. They could also look for a running back that could split carries with Ray Rice. Currently they have Rickey Williams but he is old and doesn’t make the impact that a younger back could add to the team.
29. New England Patriots (From New Orleans) – DT Jerel Worthy – Michigan State
Jerel Worthy is a big time player who clogs up the middle of the defense. The Patriots experimented with Albert Haynesworth but bailed halfway through the season. They need a young physical player to plug up the middle of the defense. They also will need to look at the secondary which could come with their other first round pick.
30. San Francisco 49ers – G Kelechi Osemele – Iowa State
The 49ers had one of the best defenses in 2011 and should continue to improve on that. But with their 2012 first round pick in the 2012 NFL mock draft they should look at improving the inside of their offensive line. Last year they drafted two tackles but now they need to add a big time guard to help protect Alex Smith.
31. New England Patriots – CB Janoris Jenkins – North Alabama
The Patriots were among the worst in total defense but even worse in the passing game. They have average corners as well as a brutal pass rush. They will look at both of these positions in the 2012 NFL draft. With their first pick in my mock draft, I have them taking Jerel Worth which is a good start but now they need to look at cornerback. The best available player now is Jenkins who has been having a great season in Division II who once played for Florida.
32. New York Giants – OLB Jarvis Jones – Georgia
The Giants squeaked into the playoffs this year by beating Dallas in the last regular season game. They were decimated with injuries all year in the linebacking area. Adding Jarvis Jones would be a good addition to add depth as well as toughness in stopping the run.
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Fantasy WR Rankings
August 24, 2011 by Administrator · Leave a Comment
Fantasy Wide Receivers
Written by Richie Graffeo
1. Calvin Johnson – Lions
2. Andre Johnson – Texans
3. Roddy White – Falcons
4. Larry Fitzgerald – Cardinals
5. Hakeem Nicks – Giants
6. Greg Jennings – Packers
7. Mike Wallace – Steelers
8. Vincent Jackson – Chargers
9. Miles Austin – Cowboys
10. Brandon Lloyd – Broncos
Notes on the Top 10:
Calvin Johnson mans the top spot, edging out Andre Johnson. Calvin had 1120 yards and 12 TDs last season with Drew Stanton and Shaun Hill at quarterback for most of the season. With Stafford, I think Johnson could have a ridiculous year, with 1300 yards and 15 TDs a realistic possibility. Some might argue Julio Jones will steal some targets from Roddy White, which is true, but it can then be argued White will no longer be the focus point and be double-teamed by opposing defenses. With Kevin Kolb in town, Larry Fitzgerald should be able to easily improve off his mediocre 1137 yard and 6 TD season. Expect Vincent Jackson to rebound and have a solid season coming off his trouble-filled 2010 campaign, and Miles Austin should be good once again with Tony Romo healthy and starting. Brandon Lloyd, the top fantasy WR of 2010 comes in at number 10. I don’t see any reason why he shouldn’t be able to put up great numbers once again, and he could be a steal if you get him this late as a WR.
11. Mike Williams – Buccaneers
12. Reggie Wayne – Colts
13. DeSean Jackson – Eagles
14. Dwayne Bowe – Chiefs
15. Dez Bryant – Cowboys
16. Chad Ochocinco – Patriots
17. Stevie Johnson – Bills
18. Percy Harvin – Vikings
19. Marques Colston – Saints
20. Mario Manningham – Giants
21. Anquan Boldin – Ravens
22. Brandon Marshall – Dolphins
23. Santonio Holmes – Jets
24. Kenny Britt – Titans
25. Jeremy Maclin – Eagles
Notes on 11 – 25:
Mike Williams had a stellar rookie year with 964 yards and 11 TDs, and he should produce once again this year with even more experience. Dwayne Bowe had 15 touchdowns last season, and even though I don’t expect him to reach that total again this year, at least 10 TDs is more realistic, but that is till great for a WR. I think Brady will be looking to get Ochocinco some catches this season, which is why I have him at 16. Stevie Johnson and Brandon Marshall are in similar situations, both talented number 1 WRs with questionable quarterbacks and mediocre teams. Same could be said about Kenny Britt, but he’s not quite at their level yet. Manningham managed 944 yards with 9 TDs in Hakeem Nicks’ breakout season, and he could even put up Nicks like numbers this season.
26. Sidney Rice – Seahawks
27. Wes Welker – Patriots
28. Mike Thomas – Jaguars
29. Austin Collie – Colts
30. Julio Jones – Falcons
31. Mike Sims-Walker – Rams
32. Malcom Floyd – Chargers
33. Santana Moss – Redskins
34. Roy Williams – Bears
35. Michael Crabtree – 49ers
36. Plaxico Burress – Jets
37. A.J. Green – Bengals
38. Danny Amendola – Rams
39. Braylon Edwards – 49ers
40. Jerome Simpson – Bengals
41. Pierre Garcon – Colts
42. Lance Moore – Saints
43. Jordy Nelson – Packers
44. Johnny Knox – Bears
45. Lee Evans – Ravens
Notes on 26 – 45:
Sidney Rice is clearly your best in this group, only concern is how good can a WR be with Tavaris Jackson as your quarterback. Mike Thomas in Jacksonville could become a very useful fantasy WR, same goes for Mike Sims-Walker down in St. Louis. I’m afraid to go near those injury-prone Colts WRs, which is why Collie and Garcon are ranked this low. Santana Moss and AJ Green will only be able to do so much with the team they have, and the same goes for Crabtree and Edwards in San Francisco. Some solid number 2 receivers could end up being decent fantasy plays, examples being Julio Jones, Malcom Floyd, and Jordy Nelson.
46. James Jones – Packers
47. Robert Meachem – Saints
48. Steve Smith – Panthers
49. Nate Burleson – Lions
50. Emmanuel Sanders – Steelers
51. Jacoby Jones – Texans
52. Jacoby Ford – Raiders
53. Mike Williams – Seahawks
54. Davone Bess – Dolphins
55. Steve Breaston – Chiefs
56. Jason Hill – Jaguars
57. Mohamed Massaquoi – Browns
58. Hines Ward – Steelers
59. Deion Branch – Patriots
60. Denarius Moore – Raiders
61. Greg Little – Browns
62. Earl Bennett – Bears
63. Steve Smith – Eagles
64. Andre Roberts – Cardinals
65. Eddie Royal – Broncos
66. Joshua Cribbs – Browns
67. Early Doucet – Cardinals
68. Danario Alexander – Rams
69. Terrell Owens – Free Agent
70. Devin Hester – Bears
71. Donald Jones – Bills
72. Titus Young – Lions
73. Arrelious Benn – Buccaneers
74. Anthony Armstrong – Redskins
75. David Nelson – Bills
Notes on 46 – 75:
Last year Steve Smith of Carolina was a complete joke, racking up a total of 57 fantasy points for the entire season. This year, expect the same. Nothing much has changed in Carolina, as Newton is still a few years away from doing anything throwing the ball. A few sleepers I like in this group are Emmanuel Sanders of Pittsburgh, Jacoby Jones in Houston, Mohamed Massaquoi in Cleveland, Jason Hill in Jacksonville, Donald Jones of Buffalo, and yes, Terrell Owens. I believe T.O. still has something left and can help a team make a playoff run. Even if he doesn’t get signed until a few weeks into the season, it’ll probably be by a team that’s had a WR injury or desperately needs one, and I think he’ll be able to make an immediate impact for that team. To me, he’s worth drafting as your 5th WR and seeing where he ends up signing.
2011 NFL Mock Draft 11-20
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11. Houston Texans - CB Prince Amukamara – Nebraska
Houston has a bunch of needs and most of their needs are on the defensive end. I think they need a defensive lineman more than anything so they could draft JJ Watt with this pick but if Amukamara is available then he will be hard to pass up. He is a great cover corner who could sure up that secondary which gets abused a lot with the likes of Peyton Manning in their division.
12. Minnesota Vikings – 
QB Jake Locker – Washington
I believe that Jake Locker has really improved his draft stock with his pro day workout and his numbers at the combine. He didn’t have a great senior season at Washington but has a high ceiling. There have been rumors that he won’t make it past Minnesota at pick 12. I think he would be a great fit in the Vikings offensive scheme.
13. Detroit Lions - OT Nate Solder – Colorado
The Lions have been held back due to the injuries of QB Matthew Stafford. Nate Solder is one of the best offensive lineman in the 2011 NFL draft. He has great feet and strength and should be a top 15 draft pick. He should help protect Stafford and hopefully keep him healthy the whole season.
14. St. Louis Rams – CB Jimmy Smith – Colorado
If Julio Jones falls to them at this pick then they should quickly send in the draft pick but I have Jones going to Washington. Jimmy Smith has really shot up the draft board and has moved into the third CB in the 2011 NFL draft. He has top end size and speed to really shine in the NFL.
15. Miami Dolphins - DE Da’Quan Bowers – Clemson
Da’Quan Bowers has been falling down many team’s draft boards due to health concerns. He may not fall this far to Miami at #15 but if he does they will be dumb not to pick him up. When healthy he is potentially the number one overall pick in the 2011 NFL draft, so this would be a great value pick.
16. Jacksonville Jaguars – DE Robert Quinn – North Carolina
Here is another team that could look at taking a QB in the first rounds but I think David Garrard played well enough to have his job safe going into the 2011-12 season. After saying that we go to the defensive side of the ball. Jacksonville was tied for 30th in the NFL in total sacks. Not that sacks are everything but a lot of games they struggled to put pressure on the quarterback. With Quinn on the defensive line it will help the attack of the Jaguars defensive pressure.
17. New England Patriots (From Oakland) – DE Cameron Jordan – California
New England’s defensive in the 2010 season was not very strong. They did get better throughout the season and a big hole in the defense was a pass rush. Cameron Jordan is a good 5-technique player who will help put pressure on opposing quarterbacks.
18. San Diego Chargers – OLB Akeem Ayers – UCLA
Although San Diego has had a rough start to the 2010 season, their defense has played pretty well. San Diego’s defense has not been the same with out the dynamic play that Shawn Merriman provided. Ayers is a similar type of linebacker who can get to the passer but also drop back in coverage.
19. New York Giants – CB Brandon Harris – Miami
I originally had CB Janoris Jenkins being drafted here but he recently said that he was going to come back to Miami. He is a very good athlete and will help in the Giants’ secondary for the 2011 season.
20. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – DE Ryan Kerrigan – Purdue
The Buccaneers were one of the most surprising teams of this NFL season. They have a lot of young talent that is learning to play together really fast. Last year with their first round selection they went with DT Gerald McCoy to improve the defense which has done just that. Adding a defensive end like Ryan Kerrigan would be a great addition in the first round of the 2011 NFL mock draft.
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2011 NFL Draft Round 2 53-64
January 14, 2011 by Administrator · Leave a Comment
Round 2
| Order | Team | Position | Player | College |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 53. | Indianapolis Colts | C/G | Stefan Wisniewski | Penn State |
| 54. | Philadelphia Eagles | CB | Johnny Patrick | Louisville |
| 55. | Kansas City Chiefs | C | Kristofer O’Dowd | USC |
| 56. | New Orleans Saints | OLB | Mason Foster | Washington |
| 57. | Seattle Seahawks | OT | Nate Potter | Boise State |
| 58. | Green Bay Packers | FS | Deunta Williams | North Carolina |
| 59. | San Diego Chargers | OG | Rodney Hudson | Florida State |
| 60. | Baltimore Ravens | DE/OLB | Jabaal Sheard | Pittsburgh |
| 61. | Chicago Bears | RB | Daniel Thomas | Kansas State |
| 62. | Pittsburgh Steelers | OLB | Mark Herzlich | Boston College |
| 63. | Atlanta Falcons | S | Will Hill | Florida |
| 64. | New England Patriots | DE | Greg Romeus | Pittsburgh |
2011 NFL Draft Round 2 43-52
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Round 2
| Order | Team | Position | Player | College |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 43. | Minnesota Vikings | QB | Christian Ponder | Florida State |
| 44. | Detroit Lions | ILB | Greg Jones | Michigan State |
| 45. | San Francisco 49ers | WR | Jonathan Baldwin | Pittsburgh |
| 46. | Denver Broncos | DE | Nick Perry | USC |
| 47. | St. Louis Rams | DT | Christian Ballard | Iowa |
| 48. | Oakland Raiders | CB | Brandon Burton | Utah |
| 49. | Jacksonville Jaguars | QB | Pat Devline | Delaware |
| 50. | San Diego Chargers | OLB | Bruce Carter | North Carolina |
| 51. | Tampa Bay Bucaneers | DE | Jeremy Beal | Oklahoma |
| 52. | New York Giants | DE | Sam Acho | Tennessee |
2011 NFL Mock Draft Round 2
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Round 2
| Order | Team | Position | Player | College |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 33. | New England Patriots (From Carolina) | RB | Mark Ingram | Alabama |
| 34. | Buffalo Bills | QB | Andy Dalton | TCU |
| 35. | Cincinnati Bengals | RB | Mikel Leshour | Illinois |
| 36. | Denver Broncos | FS | Robert Sands | West Virginia |
| 37. | Cleveland Browns | DT | Marvin Austin | North Carolina |
| 38. | Arizona Cardinals | OT | Demarcus Love | Arkansas |
| 39. | Tennessee Titans | CB | Aaron Williams | Texas |
| 40. | Dallas Cowboys | DT | Phil Taylor | Baylor |
| 41. | Washington Redskins | FS | Rahim Moore | UCLA |
| 42. | Houston Texans | DT | Cory Liuget | Illinois |
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