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2010 NFL Mock Draft
Round 1
1. St. Louis Rams – QB Sam Bradford, Oklahoma
The Rams want a King’s ransom for #1 but can’t get it.
2. Detroit Lions – DT Ndamukon Suh, Nebraska
Your new (Animal House) Delta name is…t-SUH-nami!
3. Tampa Bay - DT Gerald McCoy, Oklahoma
He’s widely compared to Warren Sapp and with good reason.
4. Washington Redskins – LT Bruce Campbell, Maryland
This year’s Jason Smith. Skins may also trade for Tebow.
5. Kansas City Chiefs – DB Eric Berry, Tennessee
Fans want Okung. Teammates want Kam Chancellor in Rd 2.
6. Seattle Seahawks – QB Jimmy Clausen, Notre Dame
Ryan Leaf and Rick Mirer comparisons are very premature.
7. Cleveland Browns - RB C.J. Spiller, Clemson
Somebody tell me how going 9-23 in 2 yrs lands you a GM job?
8. Oakland Raiders – LT Russell Okung, Oklahoma State
Okung can open running lanes for McFadden and Michael Bush.
9. Buffalo Bills – OLB Derrick Morgan, Georgia Tech
Questionable fit but he’s a Chan Gailey recruit who met the staff.
10. Jacksonville Jaguars – DB Earl Thomas, Texas
Except for bouncing off WR’s (see Crabtree), Thomas is great.
11. Denver (from Chicago) – WR Dez Bryant, Oklahoma State
After dealing with Moss and Marshall, Bryant will be a breeze.
12. Miami Dolphins – DE Jason Pierre-Paul, South Florida
The Cowboys are working overtime just to deal this pick.
13. San Francisco 49ers – LT Bryan Bulaga, Iowa
So far, he looks much more like Jeff Backus than Matt Light.
14. Seattle Seahawks – RB Ryan Mathews, Fresno State
Like Clausen, Mathews was recruited to play at USC.
15. New York Giants – LT Anthony Davis, Rutgers
Selecting a big LT would allow the Giants to juggle their line.
16. Tennessee Titans – NT Dan Williams, Tennessee
Williams finally fills the void left by Albert Haynesworth.
17. San Francisco 49ers – CB Joe Haden, Florida
If Haden is off the board, the ‘9ers will reach for Wilson.
18. Pittsburgh Steelers – WR Demaryius Thomas, GT
Santonio Holmes was shipped to the Jets. Thomas steps in.
19. Atlanta Falcons – DE/LB Brandon Graham, Michigan
The Falcons are zeroing in on a pass rushing ‘tweener.
20. Houston Texans – RT Trent Williams, Oklahoma
Versatility and athleticism but questions have him dropping.
21. Cincinnati Bengals – TE Jermaine Gresham, Oklahoma
The Bengals have become the king of boom or bust players.
22. New England – OLB Jerry Hughes, TCU
Hughes is a poor man’s Lawrence Taylor, minus the problems.
23. Green Bay Packers – TE Rob Gronkowski, Arizona
The Packers targeted TE Brandon Pettigrew last year.
24. Philadelphia Eagles – CB Kyle Wilson, Boise State
The Eagles want to lineup a top RCB opposite Asante Samuel.
25. Baltimore Ravens – DT Jared Odrick, Penn State
Odrick looks similar to a young, versatile Richard Seymour.
26. Arizona Cardinals – LT Charles Brown, USC
Solid but unspectacular, Brown just gets the job done.
27. Dallas Cowboys – LB Rolando McClain, Alabama
Chrohn’s Disease? Winded at Pro Day? ILB’s fall anyway.
28. San Diego Chargers – OL Mike Iupati, Idaho
The Bolts are High Rollers when it comes to the draft.
29. New York Jets – LB Sean Weatherspoon, Missouri
Weatherspoon can eventually play a Ray Lewis type role.
30. Minnesota Vikings – CB Devin McCourty, Rutgers
McCourty is a do-it-all type who can fill a lot of holes.
31. Indianapolis Colts – LT Rodger Saffold, Indiana
Saffold is under the radar but best after Okung and Williams.
32. New Orleans Saints – LB Daryl Washington, TCU
Washington is one of the few LB’s who can play every down.
Round 2
33. St. Louis Rams – DE Everson Griffen, USC
Opposite Chris Long, Griffen may finally go full throttle.
34. Detroit Lions – RB/WR Dexter McCluster, Mississippi
The tiny do-it-all Barry Sanders-wannabe gets the early call.
35. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – DT Brian Price, UCLA
McCoy and Price could form a duo unlike any other before.
36. Kansas City Chiefs – LB Sean Lee, Penn State
Lee could push Mike Vrabel into retirement or back to NE.
37. Philadelphia Eagles – FS Taylor Mays, USC
Desperately thin at S, the Eagles gladly gamble on Mays.
38. Cleveland Browns – QB Tim Tebow, Florida
The Browns, Bills and Redskins prefer Tebow to Clausen.
39. Oakland Raiders – OLB Jamar Chaney, Mississippi State
Chaney has jumped from a 4th rounder to a rising 2nd rounder.
40. San Diego Chargers – DE/DT Tyson Alualu, Cal
There’s an awful lot to like about this versatile, tough athlete.
41. Buffalo Bills – QB John Skelton, Fordham
Make no mistake; the Bills are swinging for the fences this year.
42. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – DE Carlos Dunlap, Florida
Stats show that the Bucs frequently tend to draft home boys.
43. Denver Broncos – OG/C Maurkice Pouncey, Florida
Pouncey would be a stabilizing force upon a very shaky line.
44. New England Patriots – RB Anthony Dixon, Mississippi State
He’s a replacement for Corey Dillon and the next Shonn Greene.
45. Denver Broncos – CB Kareem Jackson, Alabama
Champ Bailey is getting up in years. Jackson can take over.
46. New York Giants – TE Aaron Hernandez, Florida
Kevin Boss hasn’t quite filled the shoes of Jeremy Shockey.
47. New England Patriots – DB Kam Chancellor, Virginia Tech
Chancellor will be used in a hybrid Rodney Harrison type role.
48. Carolina Panthers – WR Golden Tate, Notre Dame
The endless search for help opposite Steve Smith goes on.
49. San Francisco 49ers – DE/LB Koa Misi, Utah
Sub par sack total and previous back injury are concerns.
50. Kansas City Chiefs – OLB Lindsey Witten, UConn
Witten worked with Romeo Crennell and fits a major need.
51. Houston Texans – CB Patrick Robinson, FSU
Adding a starting caliber CB and Safety will go a long way.
52. Pittsburgh Steelers – RB Jahvid Best, California
The Steelers may see in Best another “Fast Willie” Parker.
53. New England Patriots – LB Kion Wilson, South Florida
Wilson will compete for time inside alongside of Mayo.
54. Cincinnati Bengals – RT John Jerry, Mississippi
He’s an inside-outside guy who gives them some options.
55. Philadelphia Eagles – RB Toby Gerhart, Stanford
Gerhart helps to replace Westbrook as the feature back.
56. Green Bay Packers – FS Nate Allen, South Florida
The Packers secondary needs a serious shot of youth.
57. Baltimore Ravens – TE Dennis Pitta, BYU
The Ravens continue to surround Joe Flacco with talent.
58. Arizona Cardinals – WR Arrelius Benn, Illinois
Benn’s Boldin-esque ability after the catch is intriguing.
59. Dallas Cowboys – OL Vlad Ducasse, UMass
Filling the shoes of Flozell Adams will be no easy task.
60. Seattle Seahawks – OL Zane Beadles, Utah
Beadles is another good fit for a zone blocking scheme.
61. New York Jets – DE Ricky Sapp, Clemson
If not for the injury history, he’d go to the Jets in round 1.
62. Minnesota Vikings – NT Terrence Cody, Alabama
Cody will push Pat Williams into retirement and quickly.
63. Indianapolis Colts – CB Amari Spivey, Iowa
Spivey joins ex-Hawkeye, Bob “Hitman” Sanders, on Colts.
64. New Orleans Saints – DE Sergio Kindle, Texas
Quite possibly this year’s version of last year’s Everette Brown.
Round 1
1. St. Louis Rams – QB Sam Bradford, Oklahoma
The Rams want a King’s ransom for #1 but can’t get it.
2. Detroit Lions – DT Ndamukon Suh, Nebraska
Your new (Animal House) Delta name is…t-SUH-nami!
3. Tampa Bay - DT Gerald McCoy, Oklahoma
He’s widely compared to Warren Sapp and with good reason.
4. Washington Redskins – LT Bruce Campbell, Maryland
This year’s Jason Smith. Skins may also trade for Tebow.
5. Kansas City Chiefs – DB Eric Berry, Tennessee
Fans want Okung. Teammates want Kam Chancellor in Rd 2.
6. Seattle Seahawks – QB Jimmy Clausen, Notre Dame
Ryan Leaf and Rick Mirer comparisons are very premature.
7. Cleveland Browns - RB C.J. Spiller, Clemson
Somebody tell me how going 9-23 in 2 yrs lands you a GM job?
8. Oakland Raiders – LT Russell Okung, Oklahoma State
Okung can open running lanes for McFadden and Michael Bush.
9. Buffalo Bills – OLB Derrick Morgan, Georgia Tech
Questionable fit but he’s a Chan Gailey recruit who met the staff.
10. Jacksonville Jaguars – DB Earl Thomas, Texas
Except for bouncing off WR’s (see Crabtree), Thomas is great.
11. Denver (from Chicago) – WR Dez Bryant, Oklahoma State
After dealing with Moss and Marshall, Bryant will be a breeze.
12. Miami Dolphins – DE Jason Pierre-Paul, South Florida
The Cowboys are working overtime just to deal this pick.
13. San Francisco 49ers – LT Bryan Bulaga, Iowa
So far, he looks much more like Jeff Backus than Matt Light.
14. Seattle Seahawks – RB Ryan Mathews, Fresno State
Like Clausen, Mathews was recruited to play at USC.
15. New York Giants – LT Anthony Davis, Rutgers
Selecting a big LT would allow the Giants to juggle their line.
16. Tennessee Titans – NT Dan Williams, Tennessee
Williams finally fills the void left by Albert Haynesworth.
17. San Francisco 49ers – CB Joe Haden, Florida
If Haden is off the board, the ‘9ers will reach for Wilson.
18. Pittsburgh Steelers – WR Demaryius Thomas, GT
Santonio Holmes was shipped to the Jets. Thomas steps in.
19. Atlanta Falcons – DE/LB Brandon Graham, Michigan
The Falcons are zeroing in on a pass rushing ‘tweener.
20. Houston Texans – RT Trent Williams, Oklahoma
Versatility and athleticism but questions have him dropping.
21. Cincinnati Bengals – TE Jermaine Gresham, Oklahoma
The Bengals have become the king of boom or bust players.
22. New England – OLB Jerry Hughes, TCU
Hughes is a poor man’s Lawrence Taylor, minus the problems.
23. Green Bay Packers – TE Rob Gronkowski, Arizona
The Packers targeted TE Brandon Pettigrew last year.
24. Philadelphia Eagles – CB Kyle Wilson, Boise State
The Eagles want to lineup a top RCB opposite Asante Samuel.
25. Baltimore Ravens – DT Jared Odrick, Penn State
Odrick looks similar to a young, versatile Richard Seymour.
26. Arizona Cardinals – LT Charles Brown, USC
Solid but unspectacular, Brown just gets the job done.
27. Dallas Cowboys – LB Rolando McClain, Alabama
Chrohn’s Disease? Winded at Pro Day? ILB’s fall anyway.
28. San Diego Chargers – OL Mike Iupati, Idaho
The Bolts are High Rollers when it comes to the draft.
29. New York Jets – LB Sean Weatherspoon, Missouri
Weatherspoon can eventually play a Ray Lewis type role.
30. Minnesota Vikings – CB Devin McCourty, Rutgers
McCourty is a do-it-all type who can fill a lot of holes.
31. Indianapolis Colts – LT Rodger Saffold, Indiana
Saffold is under the radar but best after Okung and Williams.
32. New Orleans Saints – LB Daryl Washington, TCU
Washington is one of the few LB’s who can play every down.
Round 2
33. St. Louis Rams – DE Everson Griffen, USC
Opposite Chris Long, Griffen may finally go full throttle.
34. Detroit Lions – RB/WR Dexter McCluster, Mississippi
The tiny do-it-all Barry Sanders-wannabe gets the early call.
35. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – DT Brian Price, UCLA
McCoy and Price could form a duo unlike any other before.
36. Kansas City Chiefs – LB Sean Lee, Penn State
Lee could push Mike Vrabel into retirement or back to NE.
37. Philadelphia Eagles – FS Taylor Mays, USC
Desperately thin at S, the Eagles gladly gamble on Mays.
38. Cleveland Browns – QB Tim Tebow, Florida
The Browns, Bills and Redskins prefer Tebow to Clausen.
39. Oakland Raiders – OLB Jamar Chaney, Mississippi State
Chaney has jumped from a 4th rounder to a rising 2nd rounder.
40. San Diego Chargers – DE/DT Tyson Alualu, Cal
There’s an awful lot to like about this versatile, tough athlete.
41. Buffalo Bills – QB John Skelton, Fordham
Make no mistake; the Bills are swinging for the fences this year.
42. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – DE Carlos Dunlap, Florida
Stats show that the Bucs frequently tend to draft home boys.
43. Denver Broncos – OG/C Maurkice Pouncey, Florida
Pouncey would be a stabilizing force upon a very shaky line.
44. New England Patriots – RB Anthony Dixon, Mississippi State
He’s a replacement for Corey Dillon and the next Shonn Greene.
45. Denver Broncos – CB Kareem Jackson, Alabama
Champ Bailey is getting up in years. Jackson can take over.
46. New York Giants – TE Aaron Hernandez, Florida
Kevin Boss hasn’t quite filled the shoes of Jeremy Shockey.
47. New England Patriots – DB Kam Chancellor, Virginia Tech
Chancellor will be used in a hybrid Rodney Harrison type role.
48. Carolina Panthers – WR Golden Tate, Notre Dame
The endless search for help opposite Steve Smith goes on.
49. San Francisco 49ers – DE/LB Koa Misi, Utah
Sub par sack total and previous back injury are concerns.
50. Kansas City Chiefs – OLB Lindsey Witten, UConn
Witten worked with Romeo Crennell and fits a major need.
51. Houston Texans – CB Patrick Robinson, FSU
Adding a starting caliber CB and Safety will go a long way.
52. Pittsburgh Steelers – RB Jahvid Best, California
The Steelers may see in Best another “Fast Willie” Parker.
53. New England Patriots – LB Kion Wilson, South Florida
Wilson will compete for time inside alongside of Mayo.
54. Cincinnati Bengals – RT John Jerry, Mississippi
He’s an inside-outside guy who gives them some options.
55. Philadelphia Eagles – RB Toby Gerhart, Stanford
Gerhart helps to replace Westbrook as the feature back.
56. Green Bay Packers – FS Nate Allen, South Florida
The Packers secondary needs a serious shot of youth.
57. Baltimore Ravens – TE Dennis Pitta, BYU
The Ravens continue to surround Joe Flacco with talent.
58. Arizona Cardinals – WR Arrelius Benn, Illinois
Benn’s Boldin-esque ability after the catch is intriguing.
59. Dallas Cowboys – OL Vlad Ducasse, UMass
Filling the shoes of Flozell Adams will be no easy task.
60. Seattle Seahawks – OL Zane Beadles, Utah
Beadles is another good fit for a zone blocking scheme.
61. New York Jets – DE Ricky Sapp, Clemson
If not for the injury history, he’d go to the Jets in round 1.
62. Minnesota Vikings – NT Terrence Cody, Alabama
Cody will push Pat Williams into retirement and quickly.
63. Indianapolis Colts – CB Amari Spivey, Iowa
Spivey joins ex-Hawkeye, Bob “Hitman” Sanders, on Colts.
64. New Orleans Saints – DE Sergio Kindle, Texas
Quite possibly this year’s version of last year’s Everette Brown.
