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Im just sayin.
I have no clue what Pete is talkin about on his twitter though
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I think Pete's just messing with ppl on twitter
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Originally Posted by USA Pride4Life
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He's all KC
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Originally Posted by USA Pride4Life
Im just sayin.
He's all KC
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Hopefully he goes to the Chiefs
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I'm curious as to who the guys with heart problems are. That's huge. Especially in the wake of Gaines Adams.
I could see Big Ben landing in Oakland, just because Oakland is always willing to give up high draft picks.
I can't stand pre-draft hype.
I could see Big Ben landing in Oakland, just because Oakland is always willing to give up high draft picks.
I can't stand pre-draft hype.
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I'm not sure EB is a Pioli type of pick though
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Shefter reporting that Green Bay and Philly trying to move up into the 10-12 range...
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True, I think if okung is off the board they should take him but i have a feeling that ther gonna take bulaga or dan williams anyway.
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True, I think if okung is off the board they should take him but i have a feeling that ther gonna take bulaga or dan williams anyway.
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Can anyone with Insider post Kiper's new 5.0 Mock Draft?
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Here You go. new 5.0 Mock Draft
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[h1]Shake-up in latest mock begins at No. 5[/h1][h3]Kansas City's passing on offensive tackles has trickle-down effect in first round[/h3]
By Todd McShay, Steve Muench and Kevin Weidl
ESPN.com
On the eve of the 2010 NFL draft Scouts Inc. is offering up our full seven-round projection, going from the top of the board to the bottom and making our predictions for all 255 picks. We're not trading picks from team to team and things will be shaken up in a big way when selections are swapped on draft day, but here's how we see things playing out at this point:
[h6]St. Louis Rams[/h6]
Record: 1-15 | Needs: QB, WR, CB, OT, DT
Sam Bradford, QB, Oklahoma
Never say never, but it does not look at this point as though any team will be willing to part with the necessary picks to move into the top spot. We would be shocked if anyone other than Bradford is the pick.
[h6]Detroit Lions[/h6]
Record: 2-14 | Needs: DT, OT, ILB, RB, SS
Ndamukong Suh, DT, Nebraska
A lot of information coming out of Detroit is leading to speculation that the Lions could go in an unexpected direction, perhaps with an offensive tackle such as Russell Okung or Trent Williams. However, Suh looks like a good bet at this point with his ability to immediately upgrade the defensive front.
[h6]Tampa Bay Buccaneers[/h6]
Record: 3-13 | Needs: DT, WR, DE, DC, OLB
Gerald McCoy, DT, Oklahoma
This pick is a win-win with the Bucs getting a perfect fit for their system and McCoy landing in a scheme that will maximize his quickness and ability to disrupt as a 3-technique.
[h6]Washington ********[/h6]
Record: 4-12 | Needs: OT, DE, FS, NT, OG
Russell Okung, OT, Oklahoma State
The ******** seem to be involved in a good portion of the trade rumors out there, but we are not buying the speculation they will move up to take Bradford. Moving back to acquire additional picks seems more likely, but if Washington stays put Okung is the safest pick at their No. 1 need, though Williams would make sense, too.
[h6]Kansas City Chiefs[/h6]
Record: 4-12 | Needs: OT, FS, NT, ILB, OLB
Eric Berry, S, Tennessee
Offensive tackle is Kansas City's top need, and Iowa's Bryan Bulaga has been considered a safe bet because of the relationship his college coach, Kirk Ferentz, has with Chiefs GM Scott Pioli. We don't think Bulaga is worth this pick, though, and a dynamic playmaker like Berry is a better option than a player with work-ethic questions like Williams.
[h6]Seattle Seahawks[/h6]
Record: 5-11 | Needs: OT, RB, S, DE, WR
Trent Williams, OT, Oklahoma
The Seahawks must find an heir apparent to OT Walter Jones, and while they might have to worry about keeping Williams motivated he is arguably the most talented offensive tackle in this class and the positives could outweigh the negatives for Seattle
[h6]Cleveland Browns[/h6]
Record: 5-11 | Needs: FS, NT, QB, DE, CB
Dan Williams, NT, Tennessee
Texas S Earl Thomas is in the mix here but the chance to draft the only legitimate first-round nose tackle, a player who can become the centerpiece of their 3-4 defense, is simply too good for the Browns to pass up.
[h6]Oakland Raiders[/h6]
Record: 5-11 | Needs: OT, DT, QB, G, RB
Anthony Davis, OT, Rutgers
As one might expect, there is all sorts of varying information coming out of Oakland about what Al Davis and the Raiders are going to do here. ILB Rolando McClain and G/T Mike Iupati could be in play, but Davis is the only player on the board who can fill Oakland's biggest void and step in as a starter on the left side for the next decade.
[h6]Buffalo Bills[/h6]
Record: 6-10 | Needs: OT, NT, QB, WR, OLB
Bryan Bulaga, OT, Iowa
There is a lot of talk about Notre Dame QB Jimmy Clausen at this spot, but we hear Clausen is not the quarterback the Bills are targeting. Bulaga might max out as a very good right tackle in the NFL, but he will bring a physical presence and be ready to start immediately.
[h6]Jacksonville Jaguars[/h6]
Record: 7-9 | Needs: FS, RB, C, QB, DE
C.J. Spiller, RB, Clemson
We're not crazy about the possibility but Spiller does fill the Jaguars' No. 2 need and would offer a weapon to help them keep up with the high-powered passing attacks of divisional rivals Indianapolis and Houston. Earl Thomas or a top pass-rusher would also be options, and Jacksonville is also rumored to have interest in trading back.
[h6]Denver Broncos (from Chicago)[/h6]
Record: 7-9 | Needs: ILB, WR, C/G, OLB, RB
Maurkice Pouncey, C/G, Florida
We think the Broncos will look to somehow get Pouncey, but whether it happens at this pick is another matter. Denver is rumored to be looking to move back a few spots and to get an extra pick or two while targeting a player like Pouncey, and while Earl Thomas is still available in this scenario we think it's likely Philadelphia will use its wealth of picks (five in the first 87) to move up and take Thomas.
[h6]Miami Dolphins[/h6]
Record:7-9 | Needs: FS, OLB, NT, TE, RB
Derrick Morgan, DE, Georgia Tech
A pass rusher is Miami's top priority and as much as we like Brandon Graham and Jerry Hughes they don't fit the size profile here. Morgan is the most complete, NFL-ready end in this year's class.
[h6]San Francisco 49ers[/h6]
Record: 8-8 | Needs: OT, S, CB, G, OLB
Jimmy Clausen, QB, Notre Dame
This is the area where Clausen truly comes into play, and with the top four offensive tackles off the board and CB Joe Haden a bit of a reach at this point, Clausen could be the best option barring a trade.
[h6]Seattle Seahawks (from Denver)[/h6]
Record: 5-11 | Needs: OT, RB, S, DE, WR
Jason Pierre-Paul, DE, South Florida
Seattle would love to see Spiller fall to this spot. However, while Pierre-Paul is a bit of a project he would immediately upgrade the Seahawks' pass rush.
[h6]New York Giants[/h6]
Record: 8-8 | Needs: ILB, OG, OLB, DE, DT
Rolando McClain, ILB, Alabama
This would be a big win for the Giants as they look to replace the departed Antonio Pierce. Should McClain be gone at this point look for the Giants to take the best available pass-rusher.
[h6]Tennessee Titans[/h6]
Record: 8-8 | Needs: CB, DE, DT, ILB, G/C
Brandon Graham, OLB, Michigan
The top corners are still on the board and that position is a primary need, but this is where the run on pass-rushers is beginning. If the Titans hope to upgrade there, passing on Graham might not be an option. He would be a value pick at this point, but will his size be a deal breaker?
[h6]San Francisco 49ers (from Carolina)[/h6]
Record: 8-8 | Needs: OT, S, CB, G, OLB
Joe Haden, CB, Florida
There is no offensive tackle on the board who is worth the pick so San Francisco fills another top need with the most athletic cornerback in this year's class.
[h6]Pittsburgh Steelers[/h6]
Record: 9-7 | Needs: CB, OT, C/G, WR, DE
Mike Iupati, G, Idaho
Iupati is a versatile prospect who could also line up at right tackle and allow Willie Colon to shift inside to his more natural fit at guard.
[h6]Atlanta Falcons[/h6]
Record: 9-7 | Needs: DE, OLB, G, T/G, RB
Jerry Hughes, OLB, TCU
Hughes is not an ideal fit from a size standpoint but he can bring the heat off the edge that the Falcons have been missing, especially on the fast track inside the Georgia Dome.
[h6]Houston Texans[/h6]
Record: 9-7 | Needs: RB, CB, DT, FS, OLB
Kareem Jackson, CB, Alabama
It would not shock us to see the Texans snatch up RB Ryan Mathews, but Jackson is NFL-ready right now and would be an immediate upgrade at corner. Houston is more likely to target a quality running back in Round 2.
[h6]Cincinnati Bengals[/h6]
Record: 10-6 | Needs: TE, FS, ILB, DT, G/C
Dez Bryant, WR, Oklahoma State
Tight end is a bigger need and Jermaine Gresham is the clear No. 1 at that position, but the Bengals do not shy away from players with character issues. With Bryant likely in the top 10 on their board, he'd be a steal.
[h6]New England Patriots[/h6]
Record: 10-6 | Needs: OLB, ILB, TE, WR, DE
Jermaine Gresham, TE, Oklahoma
The Patriots need pass-rush help but they have also been lacking a difference-maker at tight end for some time. Gresham has the chance to be one of the best at his position in the very near future.
[h6]Green Bay Packers[/h6]
Record: 11-5 | Needs: CB, OT, RB, DE, S
Charles Brown, OT, USC
Packers GM Ted Thompson would be going against his tendencies if he traded up for one of the top offensive tackles on the board, and while Brown is a little bit of a reach here he is NFL-ready and would be a solid pick.
[h6]Philadelphia Eagles[/h6]
Record: 11-5 | Needs: OLB, G, DC, OT/G, FS
Earl Thomas, S, Texas
Again, we like the Eagles to go after Thomas and use some of their many picks to get him. It might happen much higher than No. 24, but in essence they would be using this pick combined with others to bring him into the fold.
[h6]Baltimore Ravens[/h6]
Record: 9-7 | Needs: CB, TE, DE, S, NT
Demaryius Thomas, WR, Georgia Tech
The Ravens have proven in the past that they will take the best player on the board regardless of need and they just would not be able to pass on Thomas, who has top-15 talent and would be a huge value at this point.
[h6]Arizona Cardinals[/h6]
Record: 10-6 | Needs: ILB, OLB, OT, TE, WR
Sergio Kindle, OLB, Texas
There is some concern about the stiffness Kindle displays and his inability to anchor against the run at times, but getting a guy who fits their system and has Kindle's pass-rush potential would surely please the Cardinals.
[h6]Dallas Cowboys[/h6]
Record: 11-5 | Needs: OT, S, DE, ILB, CB
Kyle Wilson, CB, Boise State
We don't believe S Taylor Mays is enough of an upgrade in coverage to be worth the pick, and the remaining offensive tackles are reaches. Wilson is a top-20 player on many boards and he would definitely fill a need.
[h6]San Diego Chargers[/h6]
Record: 13-3 | Needs: RB, NT, TE, CB, OT
Ryan Mathews, RB, Fresno State
This is a no-brainer. The Chargers need an inside runner and Mathews is the best this draft has to offer.
[h6]New York Jets[/h6]
Record: 9-7 | Needs: S, DE, OLB, TE, CB
Jared Odrick, DT, Penn State
Odrick would immediately upgrade an aging defensive front and has the potential to become a solid 5-technique starter for years to come.
[h6]Minnesota Vikings[/h6]
Record: 12-4 | Needs: OT, DT, CB, RB, QB
Devin McCourty, CB, Rutgers
Vikings VP of player personnel Rick Spielman likes to stay put and select the best available player, and McCourty fits the bill. He is a tremendous athlete and also one of the best all-around special-teams players in this draft.
[h6]Indianapolis Colts[/h6]
Record: 14-2 | Needs: OT, DT, C/G, ILB, QB
Rodger Saffold, OT, Indiana
Saffold is an underrated prospect, and while he might never become an elite NFL player he certainly has the potential to become a solid starter on either the right or left side and upgrade the protection around QB Peyton Manning.
[h6]New Orleans Saints[/h6]
Record: 14-2 | Needs: OLB, DE, DT, TE, FS
Daryl Washington, OLB, TCU
A lot of projections have Missouri OLB Sean Weatherspoon in this spot but we feel Washington is a better athlete and better overall player. His superior instincts and tackling ability make him a better fit for a team looking for more speed on defense.
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[h4]Round 5[/h4]
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Todd McShay is the director of college scouting for Scouts Inc. He has been evaluating prospects for the NFL draft since 1998. Scouts Inc.'s Steve Muench and Kevin Weidl also contributed to this report.
By Todd McShay, Steve Muench and Kevin Weidl
ESPN.com
On the eve of the 2010 NFL draft Scouts Inc. is offering up our full seven-round projection, going from the top of the board to the bottom and making our predictions for all 255 picks. We're not trading picks from team to team and things will be shaken up in a big way when selections are swapped on draft day, but here's how we see things playing out at this point:
[h6]St. Louis Rams[/h6]
Record: 1-15 | Needs: QB, WR, CB, OT, DT
Sam Bradford, QB, Oklahoma
Never say never, but it does not look at this point as though any team will be willing to part with the necessary picks to move into the top spot. We would be shocked if anyone other than Bradford is the pick.
[h6]Detroit Lions[/h6]
Record: 2-14 | Needs: DT, OT, ILB, RB, SS
Ndamukong Suh, DT, Nebraska
A lot of information coming out of Detroit is leading to speculation that the Lions could go in an unexpected direction, perhaps with an offensive tackle such as Russell Okung or Trent Williams. However, Suh looks like a good bet at this point with his ability to immediately upgrade the defensive front.
[h6]Tampa Bay Buccaneers[/h6]
Record: 3-13 | Needs: DT, WR, DE, DC, OLB
Gerald McCoy, DT, Oklahoma
This pick is a win-win with the Bucs getting a perfect fit for their system and McCoy landing in a scheme that will maximize his quickness and ability to disrupt as a 3-technique.
[h6]Washington ********[/h6]
Record: 4-12 | Needs: OT, DE, FS, NT, OG
Russell Okung, OT, Oklahoma State
The ******** seem to be involved in a good portion of the trade rumors out there, but we are not buying the speculation they will move up to take Bradford. Moving back to acquire additional picks seems more likely, but if Washington stays put Okung is the safest pick at their No. 1 need, though Williams would make sense, too.
[h6]Kansas City Chiefs[/h6]
Record: 4-12 | Needs: OT, FS, NT, ILB, OLB
Eric Berry, S, Tennessee
Offensive tackle is Kansas City's top need, and Iowa's Bryan Bulaga has been considered a safe bet because of the relationship his college coach, Kirk Ferentz, has with Chiefs GM Scott Pioli. We don't think Bulaga is worth this pick, though, and a dynamic playmaker like Berry is a better option than a player with work-ethic questions like Williams.
[h6]Seattle Seahawks[/h6]
Record: 5-11 | Needs: OT, RB, S, DE, WR
Trent Williams, OT, Oklahoma
The Seahawks must find an heir apparent to OT Walter Jones, and while they might have to worry about keeping Williams motivated he is arguably the most talented offensive tackle in this class and the positives could outweigh the negatives for Seattle
[h6]Cleveland Browns[/h6]
Record: 5-11 | Needs: FS, NT, QB, DE, CB
Dan Williams, NT, Tennessee
Texas S Earl Thomas is in the mix here but the chance to draft the only legitimate first-round nose tackle, a player who can become the centerpiece of their 3-4 defense, is simply too good for the Browns to pass up.
[h6]Oakland Raiders[/h6]
Record: 5-11 | Needs: OT, DT, QB, G, RB
Anthony Davis, OT, Rutgers
As one might expect, there is all sorts of varying information coming out of Oakland about what Al Davis and the Raiders are going to do here. ILB Rolando McClain and G/T Mike Iupati could be in play, but Davis is the only player on the board who can fill Oakland's biggest void and step in as a starter on the left side for the next decade.
[h6]Buffalo Bills[/h6]
Record: 6-10 | Needs: OT, NT, QB, WR, OLB
Bryan Bulaga, OT, Iowa
There is a lot of talk about Notre Dame QB Jimmy Clausen at this spot, but we hear Clausen is not the quarterback the Bills are targeting. Bulaga might max out as a very good right tackle in the NFL, but he will bring a physical presence and be ready to start immediately.
[h6]Jacksonville Jaguars[/h6]
Record: 7-9 | Needs: FS, RB, C, QB, DE
C.J. Spiller, RB, Clemson
We're not crazy about the possibility but Spiller does fill the Jaguars' No. 2 need and would offer a weapon to help them keep up with the high-powered passing attacks of divisional rivals Indianapolis and Houston. Earl Thomas or a top pass-rusher would also be options, and Jacksonville is also rumored to have interest in trading back.
[h6]Denver Broncos (from Chicago)[/h6]
Record: 7-9 | Needs: ILB, WR, C/G, OLB, RB
Maurkice Pouncey, C/G, Florida
We think the Broncos will look to somehow get Pouncey, but whether it happens at this pick is another matter. Denver is rumored to be looking to move back a few spots and to get an extra pick or two while targeting a player like Pouncey, and while Earl Thomas is still available in this scenario we think it's likely Philadelphia will use its wealth of picks (five in the first 87) to move up and take Thomas.
[h6]Miami Dolphins[/h6]
Record:7-9 | Needs: FS, OLB, NT, TE, RB
Derrick Morgan, DE, Georgia Tech
A pass rusher is Miami's top priority and as much as we like Brandon Graham and Jerry Hughes they don't fit the size profile here. Morgan is the most complete, NFL-ready end in this year's class.
[h6]San Francisco 49ers[/h6]
Record: 8-8 | Needs: OT, S, CB, G, OLB
Jimmy Clausen, QB, Notre Dame
This is the area where Clausen truly comes into play, and with the top four offensive tackles off the board and CB Joe Haden a bit of a reach at this point, Clausen could be the best option barring a trade.
[h6]Seattle Seahawks (from Denver)[/h6]
Record: 5-11 | Needs: OT, RB, S, DE, WR
Jason Pierre-Paul, DE, South Florida
Seattle would love to see Spiller fall to this spot. However, while Pierre-Paul is a bit of a project he would immediately upgrade the Seahawks' pass rush.
[h6]New York Giants[/h6]
Record: 8-8 | Needs: ILB, OG, OLB, DE, DT
Rolando McClain, ILB, Alabama
This would be a big win for the Giants as they look to replace the departed Antonio Pierce. Should McClain be gone at this point look for the Giants to take the best available pass-rusher.
[h6]Tennessee Titans[/h6]
Record: 8-8 | Needs: CB, DE, DT, ILB, G/C
Brandon Graham, OLB, Michigan
The top corners are still on the board and that position is a primary need, but this is where the run on pass-rushers is beginning. If the Titans hope to upgrade there, passing on Graham might not be an option. He would be a value pick at this point, but will his size be a deal breaker?
[h6]San Francisco 49ers (from Carolina)[/h6]
Record: 8-8 | Needs: OT, S, CB, G, OLB
Joe Haden, CB, Florida
There is no offensive tackle on the board who is worth the pick so San Francisco fills another top need with the most athletic cornerback in this year's class.
[h6]Pittsburgh Steelers[/h6]
Record: 9-7 | Needs: CB, OT, C/G, WR, DE
Mike Iupati, G, Idaho
Iupati is a versatile prospect who could also line up at right tackle and allow Willie Colon to shift inside to his more natural fit at guard.
[h6]Atlanta Falcons[/h6]
Record: 9-7 | Needs: DE, OLB, G, T/G, RB
Jerry Hughes, OLB, TCU
Hughes is not an ideal fit from a size standpoint but he can bring the heat off the edge that the Falcons have been missing, especially on the fast track inside the Georgia Dome.
[h6]Houston Texans[/h6]
Record: 9-7 | Needs: RB, CB, DT, FS, OLB
Kareem Jackson, CB, Alabama
It would not shock us to see the Texans snatch up RB Ryan Mathews, but Jackson is NFL-ready right now and would be an immediate upgrade at corner. Houston is more likely to target a quality running back in Round 2.
[h6]Cincinnati Bengals[/h6]
Record: 10-6 | Needs: TE, FS, ILB, DT, G/C
Dez Bryant, WR, Oklahoma State
Tight end is a bigger need and Jermaine Gresham is the clear No. 1 at that position, but the Bengals do not shy away from players with character issues. With Bryant likely in the top 10 on their board, he'd be a steal.
[h6]New England Patriots[/h6]
Record: 10-6 | Needs: OLB, ILB, TE, WR, DE
Jermaine Gresham, TE, Oklahoma
The Patriots need pass-rush help but they have also been lacking a difference-maker at tight end for some time. Gresham has the chance to be one of the best at his position in the very near future.
[h6]Green Bay Packers[/h6]
Record: 11-5 | Needs: CB, OT, RB, DE, S
Charles Brown, OT, USC
Packers GM Ted Thompson would be going against his tendencies if he traded up for one of the top offensive tackles on the board, and while Brown is a little bit of a reach here he is NFL-ready and would be a solid pick.
[h6]Philadelphia Eagles[/h6]
Record: 11-5 | Needs: OLB, G, DC, OT/G, FS
Earl Thomas, S, Texas
Again, we like the Eagles to go after Thomas and use some of their many picks to get him. It might happen much higher than No. 24, but in essence they would be using this pick combined with others to bring him into the fold.
[h6]Baltimore Ravens[/h6]
Record: 9-7 | Needs: CB, TE, DE, S, NT
Demaryius Thomas, WR, Georgia Tech
The Ravens have proven in the past that they will take the best player on the board regardless of need and they just would not be able to pass on Thomas, who has top-15 talent and would be a huge value at this point.
[h6]Arizona Cardinals[/h6]
Record: 10-6 | Needs: ILB, OLB, OT, TE, WR
Sergio Kindle, OLB, Texas
There is some concern about the stiffness Kindle displays and his inability to anchor against the run at times, but getting a guy who fits their system and has Kindle's pass-rush potential would surely please the Cardinals.
[h6]Dallas Cowboys[/h6]
Record: 11-5 | Needs: OT, S, DE, ILB, CB
Kyle Wilson, CB, Boise State
We don't believe S Taylor Mays is enough of an upgrade in coverage to be worth the pick, and the remaining offensive tackles are reaches. Wilson is a top-20 player on many boards and he would definitely fill a need.
[h6]San Diego Chargers[/h6]
Record: 13-3 | Needs: RB, NT, TE, CB, OT
Ryan Mathews, RB, Fresno State
This is a no-brainer. The Chargers need an inside runner and Mathews is the best this draft has to offer.
[h6]New York Jets[/h6]
Record: 9-7 | Needs: S, DE, OLB, TE, CB
Jared Odrick, DT, Penn State
Odrick would immediately upgrade an aging defensive front and has the potential to become a solid 5-technique starter for years to come.
[h6]Minnesota Vikings[/h6]
Record: 12-4 | Needs: OT, DT, CB, RB, QB
Devin McCourty, CB, Rutgers
Vikings VP of player personnel Rick Spielman likes to stay put and select the best available player, and McCourty fits the bill. He is a tremendous athlete and also one of the best all-around special-teams players in this draft.
[h6]Indianapolis Colts[/h6]
Record: 14-2 | Needs: OT, DT, C/G, ILB, QB
Rodger Saffold, OT, Indiana
Saffold is an underrated prospect, and while he might never become an elite NFL player he certainly has the potential to become a solid starter on either the right or left side and upgrade the protection around QB Peyton Manning.
[h6]New Orleans Saints[/h6]
Record: 14-2 | Needs: OLB, DE, DT, TE, FS
Daryl Washington, OLB, TCU
A lot of projections have Missouri OLB Sean Weatherspoon in this spot but we feel Washington is a better athlete and better overall player. His superior instincts and tackling ability make him a better fit for a team looking for more speed on defense.
[h4]Round 2[/h4]
[h4]Round 3[/h4]
[h4]Round 4[/h4]
[h4]Round 5[/h4]
| 1 (132) | St. Louis Rams | Chris Scott | OG | Tennessee |
| 2 (133) | Seattle Seahawks (from DET) | Walter Thurmond | CB | Oregon |
| 3 (134) | Cleveland Browns (from TAM) | Myron Lewis | CB | Vanderbilt |
| 4 (135) | St. Louis Rams (from WAS) | Jason Fox | OT | Miami |
| 5 (136) | Kansas City Chiefs | Garrett Graham | TE | Wisconsin |
| 6 (137) | Denver Broncos (from CLE through PHI) | Darian Stewart | S | South Carolina |
7 (13 | Oakland Raiders | Marcus Easley | WR | Connecticut |
| 8 (139) | Seattle Seahawks | Shelley Smith | OG | Colorado State |
| 9 (140) | Buffalo Bills | J.D. Walton | C | Baylor |
| 10 (141) | Chicago Bears | Tony Washington | OT | Abilene Christian |
| 11 (142) | Kansas City Chiefs (from MIA) | Brandon Lang | DE | Troy |
| 12 (143) | Jacksonville Jaguars | Kendrick Lewis | S | Mississippi |
| 13 (144) | Kansas City Chiefs (from CAR) | Clifton Geathers | DE | South Carolina |
| 14 (145) | Miami Dolphins (from SFO) | Seyi Ajirotutu | WR | Fresno State |
| 15 (146) | Cleveland Browns (from DEN though DET) | Charles Scott | RB | LSU |
| 16 (147) | New York Giants | Tony Moeaki | TE | Iowa |
| 17 (14 | Tennessee Titans | Brandon Banks | RS | Kansas State |
| 18 (149) | Atlanta Falcons | Josh Moore | CB | Kansas State |
| 19 (150) | Houston Texans | Shawn Lauvao | OG | Arizona State |
| 20 (151) | Pittsburgh Steelers | Austen Lane | DE | Murray State |
| 21 (152) | Cincinnati Bengals | Willie Young | DE | NC State |
| 22 (153) | Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from NWE) | Myron Rolle | S | Florida State |
| 23 (154) | Green Bay Packers | Matt Tennant | C | Boston College |
| 24 (155) | Pittsburgh Steelers (From NYJ through PHI) | Javarris James | RB | Miami |
| 25 (156) | Baltimore Ravens | Colin Peek | TE | Alabama |
| 26 (157) | Baltimore Ravens (from ARI) | Brandon Deaderick | DE | Alabama |
| 27 (15 | Oakland Raiders (from DAL through NWE and DEN) | LeGarrette Blount | RB | Oregon |
| 28 (159) | San Diego Chargers | Kyle Calloway | OT | Iowa |
| 29 (160) | Cleveland Browns (from NYJ) | Phillip Dillard | ILB | Nebraska |
| 30 (161) | Minnesota Vikings | John Skelton | QB | Fordham |
| 31 (162) | Indianapolis Colts | Donovan Warren | CB | Michigan |
| 32 (163) | Washington ******** (from STL through NOR and PHI) | C.J. Wilson | DE | East Carolina |
| 33 (164) | Pittsburgh Steelers (Compensatory pick) | Dexter Davis | OLB | Arizona State |
| 34 (165) | Atlanta Falcons (Compensatory pick) | Armanti Edwards | WR | Appalachian St |
| 35 (166) | Pittsburgh Steelers (Compensatory pick) | David Pender | CB | Purdue |
| 36 (167) | Minnesota Vikings (Compensatory pick) | Darryl Sharpton | ILB | Miami |
| 37 (16 | San Diego Chargers (Compensatory pick) | Levi Brown | QB | Troy |
| 38 (169) | Green Bay Packers (Compensatory pick) | Scott Long | WR | Louisville |
[h4]Round 6[/h4]
| 1 (170) | St. Louis Rams | Barry Church | DS | Toledo |
| 2 (171) | Atlanta Falcons from DET | Keiland Williams | RB | LSU |
| 3(172) | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Ramon Harewood | DB | Morehouse |
| 4(173) | Miami Dolphins from KC | Sam Young | OT | Notre Dame |
| 5(174) | Miami Dolphins from WSH | Jeremy Williams | WR | Tulane |
| 6(175) | Carolina Panthers from OAK | Matt Nichols | QB | Eastern Washington |
| 7 (176) | Seattle Seahawks | Corey Peters | DT | Kentucky |
| 8 (177) | Cleveland Browns | Mitch Petrus | OG | Arkansas |
| 9 (17 | Buffalo Bills | Andrew Quarless | TE | Penn State |
| 10(179) | Miami Dolphins | Aleric Mullins | DT | North Carolina |
| 11(180) | Jacksonville Jaguars | Dan LeFevour | QB | Central Michigan |
| 12(181) | Chicago Bears | Walter McFadden | DB | Auburn |
| 13(182) | San Francisco 49ers | Andre Dixon | RB | UConn |
| 14(183) | Denver Broncos | Alterraun Verner | DB | UCLA |
| 15(184) | New York Giants | Adam Ulatoski | OT | Texas |
| 16(185) | Tennessee Titans | Dekoda Watson | OLB | Florida State |
| 17 (14 | Cleveland Browns from CAR | Lindsey Witten | DE | UConn |
| 18(187) | Houston Texans | Darrell Stuckey | DS | Kansas |
| 19(18 | Pittsburgh Steelers | Ted Larsen | OC | NC State |
| 20(189) | Atlanta Falcons | Brandon Carter | OG | Texas Tech |
| 21(190) | New England Patriots | Devin Ross | CB | Arizona |
| 22(191) | Cincinnati Bengals | John Estes | DS | Hawaii |
| 23(192) | Buffalo Bills from PHI | Shawnbrey McNeal | RB | SMU |
| 24(193) | Green Bay Packers | Sergio Render | OG | Virginia Tech |
| 25(194) | Baltimore Ravens | Jamar Wall | DB | Texas Tech |
| 26(195) | Arizona Cardinals | Jarrett Brown | QB | West Virginia |
| 27(196) | Dallas Cowboys | Mike Hoomanawanui | TE | Illinois |
| 28(197) | Houston Texans from SD | O'Brien Schofield | OLB | Wisconsin |
| 29(19 | New York Jets | Terrell Skinner | DS | Maryland |
| 30(199) | Minnesota Vikings | Ciron Black | OT | LSU |
| 31(200) | Philadelphia Eagles from IND | Kion Wilson | ILB | South Florida |
| 32(201) | New Orleans Saints | Harry Coleman | DS | LSU |
| 33(202) | Carolina Panthers (Compensatory pick) | Sherrick McManis | DB | Northwestern |
| 34(203) | Jacksonville Jaguars (Compensatory pick) | Jacoby Ford | WR | Clemson |
| 35(204) | Pittsburgh Steelers (Compensatory pick) | Nate Byham | TE | Pitt |
| 36(205) | New England Patriots (Compensatory pick) | Matt Dodge | P | East Carolina |
| 37(206) | San Francisco 49ers (Compensatory pick) | Thomas Welch | OT | Vanderbilt |
| 38(207) | Tennessee Titans (Compensatory pick) | Kurt Coleman | DS | Ohio State |
[h4]Round 7[/h4]
| 1 (20 | Washington ******** (from STL) | Chris Brown | RB | Oklahoma |
| 2 (209) | Buffalo Bills (from DET) | Loren Washington | DE | Alabama |
| 3 (210) | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Rashawn Jackson | FB | Virginia |
| 4 (211) | St. Louis Rams (from WAS) | George Selvie | DE | South Florida |
| 5 (212) | Miami Dolphins (from KC) | Cameron Sheffield | OLB | Troy |
| 6 (213) | Detroit Lions (from SEA) | Kevin Haslam | OT | Rutgers |
| 7 (214) | Detroit Lions (from CLE) | Dace Richardson | OG | Iowa |
| 8 (215) | Oakland Raiders | Pat Paschall | RB | North Dakota St. |
| 9 (216) | Buffalo Bills | Michael Palmer | TE | Clemson |
| 10 (217) | Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from JAC) | Larry Hart | OLB | C. Arkansas |
| 11 (21 | Chicago Bears | David Gettis | WR | Baylor |
| 12 (219) | Miami Dolphins | John Conner | FB | Kentucky |
| 13 (220) | Detroit Lions (from DEN) | Antonio Brown | WR | C. Michigan |
| 14 (221) | New York Giants | Nate Collins | DT | Virginia |
| 15 (222) | Tennessee Titans | Blair White | WR | Michigan State |
| 16 (223) | Carolina Panthers | Daniel Te'O-Nesheim | DE | Washington |
| 17 (224) | San Francisco 49ers | Mike McLaughlin | ILB | Boston College |
| 18 (225) | Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from PIT) | Sam Shields | CB | Miami |
| 19 (226) | St. Louis Rams (from ATL) | Kavell Conner | OLB | Clemson |
| 20 (227) | Houston Texans | Danario Alexander | WR | Missouri |
| 21 (22 | Cincinnati Bengals | Leigh Tiffin | K | Alabama |
| 22 (229) | New England Patriots | Chris McCoy | OLB | Middle Tenn. |
| 23 (230) | Green Bay Packers | Kyle McCarthy | S | Notre Dame |
| 24 (231) | New England Patriots (from PHI through DEN) | AJ Jefferson | CB | Fresno State |
| 25 (232) | Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from BAL) | Rahim Alem | DE | LSU |
| 26 (233) | Arizona Cardinals | Aaron Pettrey | K | Ohio State |
| 27 (234) | Dallas Cowboys | Derek Hardman | OT | Eastern Kentucky |
| 28 (235) | San Diego Chargers | Brody Eldridge | TE | Oklahoma |
| 29 (236) | New York Jets | Joe Hawly | OG | UNLV |
| 30 (237) | Minnesota Vikings | Chris McGaha | WR | Arizona State |
| 31 (23 | Indianapolis Colts | Jevan Snead | QB | Mississippi |
| 32 (239) | New Orleans Saints | Travis Goethel | ILB | Arizona State |
| 33 (240) | Indianapolis Colts (Compensatory pick) | Nick Polk | S | Indiana |
| 34 (241) | Tennessee Titans (Compensatory pick) | Kevin Basped | DE | Nevada |
| 35 (242) | Pittsburgh Steelers (Compensatory pick) | Manase Tonga | FB | BYU |
| 36 (243) | Philadelphia Eagles (Compensatory pick) | Brent Bowden | P | Virginia Tech |
| 37 (244) | Philadelphia Eagles (Compensatory pick) | Trevard Lindley | CB | Kentucky |
| 38 (245) | Seattle Seahawks (Compensatory pick) | Sean Canfield | QB | Oregon State |
| 39 (246) | Indianapolis Colts (Compensatory pick) | Brandon James | RS | Florida |
| 40 (247) | New England Patriots (Compensatory pick) | Lucien Antoine | S | Oklahoma State |
| 41 (24 | New England Patriots (Compensatory pick) | Cole Pemberton | OT | Colorado State |
| 42 (249) | Carolina Pathers (Compensatory pick) | Riar Greer | TE | Colorado |
| 43 (250) | New England Patriots (Compensatory pick) | Verran Tucker | WR | California |
| 44 (251) | Oakland Raiders (Compensatory pick) | Micah Johnson | ILB | Kentucky |
| 45 (252) | Miami Dolphins (Compensatory pick) | Brian Jackson | CB | Oklahoma |
| 46 (253) | Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Compensatory pick) | Shay Hodge | WR | Mississippi |
| 47 (254) | St. Louis Rams (Compensatory pick) | Kyle Williams | WR | Arizona State |
| 48 (255) | Detroit Lions (Compensatory pick) | E.J. Wilson | DE | North Carolina |
Todd McShay is the director of college scouting for Scouts Inc. He has been evaluating prospects for the NFL draft since 1998. Scouts Inc.'s Steve Muench and Kevin Weidl also contributed to this report.
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Anthony Davis should be nowhere near the top half of Round 1. Cannot say how underwhelmed I was with him this past year.
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mays and clausen.
OH HELL NO.
OH HELL NO.
jpzx
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A Minneapolis radio host with sources, an ESPN analyst, and a NFL Network analyst all have at #30 the Vikings selecting...
Timothy $!%*!%* Tebow.
No but honestly, with Brett Favre, Tim Tebow, and Adrian Peterson on the same team, how would ESPN have time to cover any of the other 31 teams?
Timothy $!%*!%* Tebow.
No but honestly, with Brett Favre, Tim Tebow, and Adrian Peterson on the same team, how would ESPN have time to cover any of the other 31 teams?
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For those confident in their mock draft skills, Walterfootball.com via draftdebacled.com is running a mock draft contest. Top prize is 350 bucks. Here is the link for those interested
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There is no way Earl Thomas lasts until pick 24.
Edit: Nevermind...just read where he said they'll have to probably package picks to move up to get him.
Edit: Nevermind...just read where he said they'll have to probably package picks to move up to get him.
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Daniel Jeremiah says that he hears Philly trying to trade up to draft CJ Spiller
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That mock ain't bad but could be so much better
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I'd absolutely hate that.
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DRAFT DAY BABY!!!!!!!
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The west coast is still winding down wednesday night homie. Relax.
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Everything goes by our time. When we ready
