2010 NFL Draft Completed! T-MINUS 362 DAY Till 2011 NFL DRAFT (1st page update w/all pick)

[papi chulo]

Suppossedly the eagles are really interested in trading up for berry or thomas.

 

 

[papi chulo]

Suppossedly the eagles are really interested in trading up for berry or thomas.

 

 

[al3xis]

So is Bradford actually going to go #1?

I think that is terrible. absolutely terrible.

 

[outkast9984]

Originally Posted by papi chulo

Suppossedly the eagles are really interested in trading up for berry or thomas.

 

ok to get berry we need to be in the top 5 and thomas there is a chance he slips to us where we are now anyway
  

 

[statis22]

With the way the schedule set up the Texans have no choice but to go corner now. Haden would be a steal if he were still around by 20.

 

[h3at23]

T-Minus Uno Day

 

[air max 87]

Originally Posted by Statis22

With the way the schedule set up the Texans have no choice but to go corner now. Haden would be a steal if he were still around by 20.

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at this point i hope its Spiller/ Haden / Thomas....

lookin at our schd, realistically we can finish 10-6 or 11-5.....

 

[h3at23]

Originally Posted by air max 87

Statis22 wrote:

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With the way the schedule set up the Texans have no choice but to go corner now. Haden would be a steal if he were still around by 20.

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at this point i hope its Spiller/ Haden / Thomas....

lookin at our schd, realistically we can finish 10-6 or 11-5.....



Isn't the Texans schedule the most difficult or was suppose to the most difficult?

 

[TheGift23]

Christmas Eve

I just want the damn thing to start...can't take the suspense/rumors anymore haha.

 

[IATT]

lol.. gift, i'm with you.. with all the eagles rumors, i can't wait

 

[h3at23]

Gift, I was gonna put Christmas Eve on the title now you've convinced me to

 

[statis22]

Tied with the Titans in terms of last years opponents winning percentage.

 

[bruce waynee]

Granted everything on ESPN insider is usually BS but there's some article that has the 49ers trading up to #5

 

[hymen man]

Bradford will be the best QB in this draft.

 

[niketalker23]

Originally Posted by Statis22

With the way the schedule set up the Texans have no choice but to go corner now. Haden would be a steal if he were still around by 20.

He's gone @ 13..

  

 

[xdoeboix]

Rams will change everything...

 

[Bend_The_Knee]

anybody gona stream the draft? if u do, pm me the link.........would be greatly appreciated

 

[TheGift23]

I'm pretty sure ESPN 3 will (AKA ESPN 360) and atdhe or Justin-TV.

 

[IATT]

can someone with insider, please post this article:
http://insider.espn.go.co...s%2fstory%3fid%3d5112428

 

[doublejs07]

From Adam Schefter:

.Pittsburgh has begun contacting teams to trade Ben Roethlisberger for a top 10 pick. At least one team considering it. Story far from done.


Whoa....

If the Rams aren't sold on paying 50 mil guaranteed to Bradford, do they pull the trigger on Big Ben? Imagine if this gets done???? That would shake up the entire top-10

 

[h3at23]

Originally Posted by DoubleJs07

From Adam Schefter:

.Pittsburgh has begun contacting teams to trade Ben Roethlisberger for a top 10 pick. At least one team considering it. Story far from done.

Whoa....

If the Rams aren't sold on paying 50 mil guaranteed to Bradford, do they pull the trigger on Big Ben? Imagine if this gets done???? That would shake up the entire top-10

I think Buf would be interested

 

[h3at23]

Originally Posted by itsaboutthattime

can someone with insider, please post this article:
http://insider.espn.go.co...s%2fstory%3fid%3d5112428

[h1]How the first round could break down[/h1][h3]

[h3]Plenty of variables come into play and make for interesting first-round possibilities[/h3]

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By Todd McShay, Steve Muench and Kevin Weidl
ESPN.com

The 2010 NFL draft is rapidly approaching, and the first round seems to be coming into focus. However, plenty of scenarios still could unfold and affect any pick and those teams selecting thereafter.

The following is a look at Scouts Inc.'s breakdown of those scenarios. The first scenario offered for each team is an explanation of the pick we project at this point, followed by two possibilities that could come into play based on variables in previous picks.

These projections likely will change as trades and other moves shake up the first round and beyond, so stay tuned for our full seven-round mock draft on Wednesday as a primer for Thursday's first round (7:30 p.m. ET, ESPN).

[h6]St. Louis Rams[/h6]

Record: 1-15 | Needs: QB, WR, CB, OT, DT

Sam Bradford, QB, Oklahoma

Scenario 1: The Rams stay put and select a quarterback in the first round for the first time in the history of the common draft, even if neither side wants to begin contract negotiations before the draft.
Scenario 2: A team presents a deal St. Louis cannot turn down, saving itself in the neighborhood of $45 million in guaranteed money and still maintaining a chance at Notre Dame QB Jimmy Clausen later in the round.
Scenario 3: The Rams draft one of the top two defensive tackles on the board, Oklahoma's Gerald McCoy or Nebraska's Ndamukong Suh.

[h6]Detroit Lions[/h6]

Record: 2-14 | Needs: DT, OT, ILB, RB, SS

Ndamukong Suh, DT, Nebraska

Scenario 1: Detroit takes Suh and gets one of the four elite talents in this draft, a player who will bring instincts, size, strength and playmaking ability to the interior.
Scenario 2: McCoy could be the pick if the Lions opt for the defensive tackle, who brings a bit more as a pass-rusher.
Scenario 3: There is some speculation an offensive tackle could be the choice, presumably Oklahoma State's Russell Okung or Oklahoma's Trent Williams.

[h6]Tampa Bay Buccaneers[/h6]

Record: 3-13 | Needs: DT, WR, DE, DC, OLB

Gerald McCoy, DT, Oklahoma

Scenario 1: McCoy fills a need as the perfect 3-technique in Tampa Bay's defensive scheme.
Scenario 2: Should McCoy end up in Detroit, we still believe the Buccaneers will go for defensive line help and take Suh.
Scenario 3: If McCoy is off the board Tennessee S Eric Berry, who has a great understanding of the Tampa 2 scheme, is a possibility, but No. 3 money is pretty rich for a safety.

[h6]Washington ********[/h6]

Record: 4-12 | Needs: OT, DE, FS, NT, OG

Russell Okung, OT, Oklahoma State

Scenario 1: The ******** fill their biggest hole with the safest offensive tackle on the board.
Scenario 2: Washington GM Bruce Allen is a notorious wheeler and dealer and could seek the right deal to move back in the first round and also recover some picks in the second and third rounds.
Scenario 3: We don't envision the ******** staying here to take Clausen. More likely is a defensive end, or Tennessee NT Dan Williams could come into play if the ******** deal DT Albert Haynesworth, who has expressed displeasure with his team's new 3-4 defensive scheme, on draft day.

[h6]Kansas City Chiefs[/h6]

Record: 4-12 | Needs: OT, FS, NT, ILB, OLB

Bryan Bulaga, OT, Iowa

Scenario 1: Chiefs GM Scott Pioli takes the safest offensive tackle on the board. Bulaga is a solid pick who could become a bookend starter opposite current LT Branden Albert.
Scenario 2: Should Okung get past the ********, he would be the pick here.
Scenario 3: Berry is the highest-rated player left on the board and would fit a primary need, but the Chiefs will have to consider whether a safety is worth the money required to sign the No. 5 overall pick.

[h6]Seattle Seahawks[/h6]
Record: 5-11 | Needs: OT, RB, S, DE, WR

C.J. Spiller, RB, Clemson

Scenario 1: Spiller is the clear-cut No. 1 player at a primary need position, and new coach Pete Carroll could use him as a Reggie Bush-type weapon.
Scenario 2: If Spiller is gone, Trent Williams would be an option, but concerns about his work ethic and football character will come into play.
Scenario 3: Berry also could fill a top need if he is still on the board.

[h6]Cleveland Browns[/h6]
Record: 5-11 | Needs: FS, NT, QB, DE, CB

Eric Berry, S, Tennessee

Scenario 1: Berry is atop Cleveland's wish list, and in this scenario the Browns get their man.
Scenario 2: Should Berry go earlier, the No. 2 safety on the board, Earl Thomas of Texas, is also a possibility.
Scenario 3: If the Browns don't go for a safety, they could look for a pass-rusher. We're hearing their interest in Georgia Tech DE Derrick Morgan is increasing but South Florida DE Jason Pierre-Paul also would have to be on the radar.
Note: Cleveland no doubt thinks highly of Bradford, but we just don't see the rebuilding Browns giving up the draft picks necessary to move into the No. 1 spot. A far more likely move is to stay put here and then move back into the later part of the first round to get Texas QB Colt McCoy, who is a perfect fit in Cleveland's West Coast offense.

[h6]Oakland Raiders[/h6]
Record: 5-11 | Needs: OT, DT, QB, G, RB

Trent Williams, OT, Oklahoma

Scenario 1: All bets are off when Al Davis and Raiders are on the clock, and Williams seems to fit their profile as a workout warrior with a little baggage who would fill a top need.
Scenario 2: If Williams is gone, Rutgers OT Anthony Davis would be next on the list, but he comes with major questions about his work ethic.
Scenario 3: The guessing game also would include Spiller should he somehow fall this far, and Pierre-Paul is another physical freak who could catch Oakland's eye.

[h6]Buffalo Bills[/h6]
Record: 6-10 | Needs: OT, NT, QB, WR, OLB

Dan Williams, NT, Tennessee

Scenario 1: Finding a nose tackle to anchor their new 3-4 defense is a priority, and Williams makes sense at this point.
Scenario 2: If one of the top offensive tackles -- Okung, Williams or Bulaga -- drops this far, the Bills would likely go that route, but this might be too high for them to consider Davis.
Scenario 3: There is a lot of speculation that Clausen could be the pick here, but we just don't see it, and with the speculation surrounding Marshawn Lynch's future in Buffalo, we wouldn't be shocked to see the Bills go after Spiller if he is still on the board.

[h6]Jacksonville Jaguars[/h6]
Record: 7-9 | Needs: FS, RB, C, QB, DE

Jason Pierre-Paul, DE, South Florida

Scenario 1: Age and durability along the defensive front are issues even with the arrival of Aaron Kampman, and Pierre-Paul and his upside make sense here. Morgan also would have to be a consideration.
Scenario 2: Safety is the team's most glaring need and Thomas is worth the pick, but the Jaguars might not want to spend another first-round pick on a free safety after missing on Reggie Nelson.
Scenario 3: This is yet another team that would like to see Spiller fall. He would give Jacksonville the kind of versatile playmaker who could help the Jags keep up with division rivals Indianapolis and Houston.

[h6]Denver Broncos (from Chicago)[/h6]
Record: 7-9 | Needs: ILB, WR, C/G, OLB, RB

Rolando McClain, ILB, Alabama

Scenario 1: McClain fills Denver's biggest need, although this is a bit high for him to come off the board.
Scenario 2: The Broncos would like to get stronger down the middle of their defense, and Thomas could come into play if he is still on the board.
Scenario 3: Denver made moves in free agency and is looking to develop its roster the same way the Patriots did early in the Pioli-Bill Belichick regime, so the Broncos could opt for a value pick along the offensive or defensive line based on how their board sets up.
Note: Many are convinced Oklahoma State WR Dez Bryant is the choice here, but Denver made it clear with the Brandon Marshall trade that it is not interested in players with character issues. We don't see Bryant as an option.

[h6]Miami Dolphins[/h6]
Record:7-9 | Needs: FS, OLB, NT, TE, RB

Jerry Hughes, DE, TCU

Scenario 1: Dolphins vice president Bill Parcells loves pass-rushers, and Hughes, one of the most underrated players in this draft, would be the perfect fit on the outside of Miami's 3-4 scheme.
Scenario 2: Morgan and Pierre-Paul will come into play if they are still on the board at this point.
Scenario 3: Thomas is also a strong possibility if he is still on the board, but this could be a little high for Miami to take a safety.

[h6]San Francisco 49ers[/h6]
Record: 8-8 | Needs: OT, S, CB, G, OLB

Anthony Davis, OT, Rutgers

Scenario 1: A right tackle to play opposite current LT Joe Staley is a top priority, and Davis is the best pure pass-blocker in this class.
Scenario 2: Thomas fills another top need if he is still on the board.
Scenario 3: If offensive tackle and safety are not options here, Florida CB Joe Haden would make sense.

[h6]Seattle Seahawks (from Denver)[/h6]
Record: 5-11 | Needs: OT, RB, S, DE, WR

Earl Thomas, S, Texas

Scenario 1: With no offensive tackle worth the pick remaining on the board, Thomas fills the team's next-biggest need and is a good value at this point.
Scenario 2: Should Davis slip to this point, he likely would be the selection.
Scenario 3: Morgan or Pierre-Paul would enter the discussion if either falls, and Bryant would be a wild card from a pure talent standpoint.
Note: There has been a lot of talk about Clausen landing here, and there is certainly room for a young quarterback behind the unproven Charlie Whitehurst, but all the noise coming out of Seattle about how much the Seahawks are in love with Clausen seems like a smoke screen to us.

[h6]New York Giants[/h6]
Record: 8-8 | Needs: ILB, OG, OLB, DE, DT

Derrick Morgan, DE, Georgia Tech

Scenario 1: There seems to be potential for a draft-day deal involving Giants DE Osi Umenyiora, and Morgan's every-down skill set, work ethic and tough-guy mentality would be a perfect fit under head coach Tom Coughlin.
Scenario 2: Should McClain be on the board at this point, he would be the most natural fit.
Scenario 3: Williams could be a long shot here if he is on the board, although he is better-suited to a 3-4 and the Giants have more pressing needs at other positions.

[h6]Tennessee Titans[/h6]
Record: 8-8 | Needs: CB, DE, DT, ILB, G/C

Brandon Graham, OLB, Michigan

Scenario 1: There is a lot to choose from at the top need positions, but the Titans have had success with undersized ends in the past, and Graham certainly knows how to get to the quarterback.
Scenario 2: If cornerback is the choice, Haden becomes the best available option.
Scenario 3: The Titans could reach to fill their need at defensive tackle, but we do not believe any tackle on the board is worthy of this pick.

[h6]San Francisco 49ers (from Carolina)[/h6]
Record: 8-8 | Needs: OT, S, CB, G, OLB

Jimmy Clausen, QB, Notre Dame

Scenario 1: With the offensive tackle need taken care of at No. 13 the Niners have to think long and hard about Clausen. Yes, Alex Smith showed signs of life last season, but his contract was renegotiated and David Carr is not making much as the backup. Having three current or former first-round quarterbacks on the roster is not as much of a stretch as it might seem.
Scenario 2: If Clausen is not the pick, Haden would make the most sense from a need/value standpoint.
Scenario 3: The Niners also might look for a 3-4 outside linebacker here if Hughes, Graham or Sergio Kindle of Texas is available.
Note: Clausen comes into play in more ways than one here because if he gets past the Bills at No. 9, this is the area where teams could begin considering trading up to take him. Swapping out could then become an option.

[h6]Pittsburgh Steelers[/h6]
Record: 9-7 | Needs: CB, OT, C/G, WR, DE

Maurkice Pouncey, C/G, Florida

Scenario 1: We're convinced the Steelers want to get better up front, and with his physicality and tough-guy attitude, Pouncey is a perfect fit.
Scenario 2: Corner is arguably the top need, and that makes Haden an intriguing possibility if Pittsburgh passes on Pouncey.
Scenario 3: Depending on the team you talk to, it's close to a toss-up between Pouncey and Idaho G Mike Iupati, so the Steelers could go in that direction.

[h6]Atlanta Falcons[/h6]
Record: 9-7 | Needs: DE, OLB, G, T/G, RB

Mike Iupati, G, Idaho

Scenario 1: Iupati is the best pure guard prospect in this class and fills a position of need for the Falcons as they try to protect franchise QB Matt Ryan.
Scenario 2: The best remaining pass-rusher on the board is an option, but Kindle is a much better fit in a 3-4 defense.
Scenario 3: OLBs Sean Weatherspoon and Daryl Washington are reaches at this point, but both fit Atlanta's scheme and bring speed and athleticism to the table.

[h6]Houston Texans[/h6]
Record: 9-7 | Needs: RB, CB, DT, FS, OLB

Joe Haden, CB, Florida

Scenario 1: The Texans look to a pressing need and take Haden, who is on the board in this scenario.
Scenario 2: Should Haden be taken earlier, Houston likely will choose between cornerbacks Kareem Jackson of Alabama and Kyle Wilson of Boise State, taking whichever player is higher on its board.
Scenario 3: With running back being their top need, the Texans could conceivably look at a prospect like Fresno State's Ryan Mathews, but it seems unlikely given the corners who should be available.

[h6]Cincinnati Bengals[/h6]
Record: 10-6 | Needs: TE, FS, ILB, DT, G/C

Dez Bryant, WR, Oklahoma State

Scenario 1: The Bengals have a track record of ignoring character concerns in favor of talent, and Bryant is a top-10 talent who would be an absolute steal at this point.
Scenario 2: If Bryant is gone, Cincinnati would almost surely fill its top need with Oklahoma TE Jermaine Gresham, who is clearly the No. 1 player at the position.
Scenario 3: If the options above are not available, a defender such as McClain or Williams could come into play here.

[h6]New England Patriots[/h6]
Record: 10-6 | Needs: OLB, ILB, TE, WR, DE

Jermaine Gresham, TE, Oklahoma

Scenario 1: The Patriots have several needs and several picks (four in the top 53), so they have the flexibility to take Gresham, who in this scenario is far and away the best available player at a position of need.
Scenario 2: A pass-rusher such as Kindle also would be a great fit.
Scenario 3: It would not shock us to see the Patriots take Bryant if he falls this far, and other value picks such as Pouncey, Mathews and Penn State DE Jared Odrick also could come into play.

[h6]Green Bay Packers[/h6]
Record: 11-5 | Needs: CB, OT, RB, DE, S

Kareem Jackson, CB, Alabama

Scenario 1: Jackson fits the bill as the best available player at Green Bay's top position of need.
Scenario 2: The Packers could reach for USC OT Charles Brown to fill a need.
Scenario 3: There is some talk that a pass-rusher/3-4 outside linebacker could be in play, or even a running back like Mathews.

[h6]Philadelphia Eagles[/h6]
Record: 11-5 | Needs: OLB, G, DC, OT/G, FS

Charles Brown, OT, USC

Scenario 1: Brown is the top remaining tackle and fits Philadelphia's needs as well as any other player on the board.
Scenario 2: Don't be surprised to see Philadelphia -- which has five picks in the top 87 and seven in the top 121 -- move up and target a defensive back like Berry, Thomas or Haden.
Scenario 3: If the previous two scenarios do not play out, then Iupati, Pouncey or the best available corner would be a consideration.

[h6]Baltimore Ravens[/h6]
Record: 9-7 | Needs: CB, TE, DE, S, NT

Demaryius Thomas, WR, Georgia Tech

Scenario 1: We are well aware that receiver is not a priority need for the Ravens after they traded for Anquan Boldin, but Baltimore has proved it will not pass on a top-15 talent at this point in the first round, and that is where many teams rate Thomas.
Scenario 2: Gresham could offer some help and is a strong possibility if he were to be available.
Scenario 3: If all else fails the Ravens could target the best remaining corner on the board.

[h6]Arizona Cardinals[/h6]
Record: 10-6 | Needs: ILB, OLB, OT, TE, WR

Sergio Kindle, OLB, Texas

Scenario 1: There are varying opinions on Kindle, and if the right team gets the opportunity he could go earlier, but in this scenario we would expect the Cardinals to take him.
Scenario 2: Arizona is yet another team that would like to get help from Gresham if he slides down the board.
Scenario 3: Brown or Demaryius Thomas would be considerations if either gets to this point and other options are not available.

[h6]Dallas Cowboys[/h6]
Record: 11-5 | Needs: OT, S, DE, ILB, CB

Rodger Saffold, OT, Indiana

Scenario 1: If Brown is gone, the run on tackles is coming to an end and Saffold is the next-best option to replace the departed Flozell Adams.
Scenario 2: Safety is also a pressing need, and the Cowboys could elect to take USC's Taylor Mays if they become enamored with his size/speed combination.
Scenario 3: Ends and cornerbacks come into play if Dallas cannot find help at offensive tackle or safety.

[h6]San Diego Chargers[/h6]
Record: 13-3 | Needs: RB, NT, TE, CB, OT

Ryan Mathews, RB, Fresno State

Scenario 1: Mathews is by far the best available player at the Chargers' biggest need position.
Scenario 2: Alabama NT Terrence Cody, is widely considered a second-round prospect but there are so few two-gap nose tackles in this draft that he could become a reach pick who can fill a need in the middle of San Diego's 3-4 defense after the departure of Jamal Williams.
Scenario 3: The Chargers reach for a different need pick along the offensive line or in the secondary.

[h6]New York Jets[/h6]
Record: 9-7 | Needs: S, DE, OLB, TE, CB

Jared Odrick, DT, Penn State

Scenario 1: The Jets are getting older along the defensive front, and Odrick's size, versatility and toughness make him a good fit as a 5-technique in the Jets' 3-4 scheme.
Scenario 2: A pass-rusher would be the pick here if Hughes, Graham or Kindle somehow slips this far.
Scenario 3: He is not a perfect fit, and there are questions about his on-the-field character, but USC DE Everson Griffen is talented and versatile enough to consider here.

[h6]Minnesota Vikings[/h6]
Record: 12-4 | Needs: OT, DT, CB, RB, QB

Kyle Wilson, CB, Boise State

Scenario 1: The Vikings have proved to be a team that will go in any direction to take players who have good value. Wilson definitely fits a need and is certainly worth the pick.
Scenario 2: Offensive tackle is also on the radar, and if Brown or Saffold should fall, he will get consideration here.
Scenario 3: Minnesota would like to infuse some youth along its defensive line, and although UCLA DT Brian Price has been falling on a lot of boards, he has the talent to justify the pick.

[h6]Indianapolis Colts[/h6]
Record: 14-2 | Needs: OT, DT, C/G, ILB, QB

Tyson Alualu, DT, California

Scenario 1: With no offensive tackle worth the pick on the board, the Colts opt for a defensive tackle who fits their quick, penetrating style on that side of the ball.
Scenario 2: In an ideal world Indianapolis sees a tackle like Brown or Saffold fall to this point.
Scenario 3: A pass-rusher is not a pressing need, but if someone like Kindle or Graham drops, then he would be a value pick to fill what will be a need in the near future.

[h6]New Orleans Saints[/h6]
Record: 14-2 | Needs: OLB, DE, DT, TE, FS

Daryl Washington, OLB, TCU

Scenario 1: The Saints want to upgrade their speed and athleticism on defense, and Washington is the perfect fit.
Scenario 2: Based on his talent, Griffen could be a consideration here if New Orleans is comfortable with his football character.
Scenario 3: The Saints could perhaps play deal maker here with a team like the Browns or Bills -- who could solidify their quarterback situation with Colt McCoy of Texas -- and still have a chance at Washington or Weatherspoon at the top of the second round.

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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[jmause3]

Originally Posted by h3at23

Originally Posted by DoubleJs07

From Adam Schefter:

.Pittsburgh has begun contacting teams to trade Ben Roethlisberger for a top 10 pick. At least one team considering it. Story far from done.

Whoa....

If the Rams aren't sold on paying 50 mil guaranteed to Bradford, do they pull the trigger on Big Ben? Imagine if this gets done???? That would shake up the entire top-10

I think Buf would be interested


Man if Ben gets traded to Buffalo

Talk about going from the penthouse to the outhouse

 

[scott frost]

I have taken Friday off from work and will be at my friend's house getting hammered watching this.

 

[IATT]

Originally Posted by h3at23

thanks man