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Round 1 (Thursday, April 22 at 7:30 PM ET)
1. Rams (1-15) Sam BradfordQBOklahoma
2. Lions (2-14) Ndamukong Suh DTNebraska
3. Buccaneers (3-13) Gerald McCoyDTOklahoma
4. Redskins (4-12) Russell OkungOTOklahoma State
5. Chiefs (4-12) Bryan BulagaOTIowa
6. Seahawks (5-11) Derrick MorganDEGeorgia Tech
7. Browns (5-11) Joe HadenCBFlorida
8. TRADE-Cowboys from Raiders (5-11) Eric BerryFSTennessee=for pick #27 in round 1, pick #90 in the 3rd round (Cowboys pick) and Cowboy OT Doug Free.
9. Bills (6-10) Jimmy ClausenQBNotre Dame
10. TRADE-Houston from Jaguars (7-9) C.J. SpillerRBClemson= for pick #20 in round 1 and #50 in round 2 (Division swap but there is a method of madness for the Jags in round 2)
11. Broncos (from Bears, 7-9) Rolando McClainILBAlabama
12. Dolphins (7-9) Dez BryantWROklahoma State
13. 49ers (8-8) Trent WilliamsOTOklahoma
14. TRADE-Saints from Seahawks (via Broncos, 8-8) Jonathan DwyerRBGeorgia Tech=for RB Reggie Bush, a fifth round pick in 2009 and a second or third in 2011(based on performance). (Bush is back with Pete! Allen will spend. Reggie was too expensive for the Saints)
15. TRADE-Rams from Giants (8-8) Dan WilliamsDTTennessee=for RB Steven Jackson, FS Oshiomogho Otogwe and third round pick #65. The Rams get #15 as shown, DE Osi Umeniora, RB Brandon Jacobs, WR Mario Manningham and the Giants 2nd round 2011 pick (The “Blockbuster” -Rams are better right now after this trade. The Giants pick up the best RB)
16. Titans (8-8) Carlos DunlapDEFlorida
17. 49ers (from Panthers, 8-8) Earl ThomasCBTexas
18. Steelers (9-7) Anthony DavisOTRutgers
19. Falcons (9-7) Jason Pierre-PaulDESouth Florida
20. T-Jaguars via Texans (9-7) Ricky SappOLBClemson
21. Bengals (10-6) Golden TateWRNotre Dame
22. TRADE-Redskins from Patriots (10-6) Colt McCoyQBTexas for TE Chris Cooley and Skins pick #37 in round 2 (amounts to a third round value for Cooley who had a broken ankle in 2009)
23. Packers (11-5) Bruce CampbellOTMaryland
24. Eagles (11-5) Everson GriffenDESouthern California
25. Ravens (9-7) Jermaine GreshamTEOklahoma
26. Cardinals (10-6) Brandon SpikesILBFlorida
27. T-Raiders from Cowboys (11-5) Dexter McClusterWRMississippi (Here we go Al!)
28. Chargers (13-3) Brian PriceDTUCLA
29. Jets (9-7) Jared OdrickDTPenn State
30. Vikings (12-4) Patrick RobinsonCBFlorida State
31. Colts (14-2) Mike IupatiOGIdaho
32. Saints (13-3) Taylor MaysFSSouthern California

Enjoy and yes, I took liberties. Part 2 and 3 to follow.
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VJCPatriot

Why would you trade away a 1st round pick to acquire a guy who broke his ankle? I don't get it. Cooley is an H-back, he's not a true tight end. So he doesn't fill a need for the Pats. If you want a freak TE go with a guy like Jimmy Graham from the U. He busted a 4.56 40 at the combine.

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Snake Eyes

Ugh, I want no part of Cooley and I doubt BB does either.

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patsfan-1982

im more shocked by McCoy, going in the first round. then tradeing a #1 for a TE with a broken ankle.


but cooley has a brake and not a tar. so he should be at 100% to start the year. and he is a good player. but McCoy. will have to have a amazing pro day just to get into the 2th round.

Coach42

That was somewhat reasonable till pick 14