2010 NFL Mock Draft 45-54

NFL Draft 2nd Round

45	Denver Broncos	TE Aaron Hernandez – Florida	Tony Scheffler may not be back with the Broncos so McDaniels will have to find someone to replace him. Hernandez is the 2nd best TE in the 2010 NFL mock draft.
46	New York Giants	CB Brandon Ghee – Wake Forest	The Giants need some more secondary help. Some mock drafts have him going late in the first round but in my 2010 NFL mock draft I see him as a middle 2nd rounder.
47	New England Patriots (Tennessee)	WR Damien Williams - USC	Randy Moss is getting older, Wes Welker will surely miss the beginning of the 2010 season so New England will be looking to add some new weapons. Damien Williams had a great career at USC and would be a good fit with Tom Brady.
48	Carolina Panthers	WR Mardy Gilyard - Cincinnati	Like New England, Carolina has a need for WR's. Steve Smith can't do it all. In the 2010 NFL mock draft Gilyard will fit well with Carolina. He is a playmaker on offense as well as on special teams.
49	San Francisco 49ers	OG Mike Johnson - Alabama	Alex Smith finished last season strong and may still be their QB of the future. With this 2nd round pick they will help Smith on offense. Mike Johnson is a big lineman which will help improve the offensive line.
50	Kansas City Chiefs (Atlanta)	WR Brandon LaFell - LSU	The Chiefs will continue to add offensive help around Matt Cassell. LaFell will add another weapon along side Dwayne Bowe.
51	Houston Texans	CB Donovan Warren – Michigan	Warren is a good cornerback which will help the Texans secondary.
52	Pittsburgh Steelers	OLB Sean Weatherspoon – Missouri	I expect Weatherspoon to rise through the weeks of my mock draft. He is a very physical linebacker and can help bring back their defensive attitude.
53	New England Patriots	RB Dexter McCluster - Mississippi	Kevin Faulk is getting older and McCluster is someone who could replace Faulk. He can catch the ball as well as run inside and outside.
54	Cincinnati Bengals	DT Terrance Cody - Alabama	The Bengals continue to add more young physical defensive players. The defense was one of the best in 2009 and look to be better in 2010.

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Ndamukong Suh

93 Ndamukong Suh

Nebraska

Height: 6’4″

Weight: 300 lbs

Class: Senior

Hometown: Portland, Ore.

 

Season	Games	Total Tackles	Tackle for Loss	Sacks
2006	14	19	8-45	3.5
2007	12	34	6-29	1
2008	13	76	19-85	7.5
2009	13	82	23-92	12

Brandon Spikes

51 Brandon Spikes

College: Florida

Class: Senior

Height: 6’3″

Weight: 258 lbs

Hometown: Shelby, NC

High School: Crest Senior High

Season	Tackles	Force Fumble	Fumble Recovery	INT
2006	15	0	0	0
2007	131	1	3	0
2008	93	0	0	4
Career	239	1	3	4

Eric Berry

14 Eric Berry

Height: 5’11″

Weight: 203

Class: Junior

Hometown: Fairburn, GA

High School: Creekside

Season	Games	Tackles	Sacks	INT
2007	14	86	0	5
2008	12	76	3	7
Career	26	162	3	12

Taylor Mays

2 Taylor Mays

College: USC

Height: 6’3″

Weight: 230

Class: Senior

Hometown: Seattle, WA

High School: O’Dea

Season	Tackles	Deflections	INT	Yards
2006	62	3	3	40
2007	65	6	1	0
2008	53	9	0	0
Career	180	18	4	0

Russell Okung

76 Russell Okung

Height: 6’5″   Weight: 300 lbs

Class: Senior

Hometown: Houston, TX

High School: Bush

Sam Bradford

14 Sam Bradford

Height: 6’4″   Weight: 223 lbs

Class: Junior

Hometown: Oklahoma City, Ok

High School: Putnam City North High School

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Jason Smith

Height – 6’5″

Weight – 309 lbs

High School – W.T. White

Hometown – Dallas, TX

Class – Senior

Smith entered college as a tight end and had eight starts in his redshirt freshman year.  In his sophomore year he was moved over to offensive tackle where he made 12 starts.  He continued to improve at that position and is a very athletic offensive lineman and should be drafted in the top five picks of the 2009 NFL draft.

40 Yard Dash – 5.22

Bench Press – 33 times

3 – Cone Drill – 7.53

Eugene Monroe

Height – 6’5″

Weight – 309 lbs

High School – Plainfield H.S.

Hometown – Plainfield, NJ

Class – Senior

In the 2009 NFL draft, ranked as the #1 offensive tackle and one of the best college players coming out of college.   He is big and athletic which will help him handle the speed rushers coming off the end.

Broad Jump – 9’2″

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