Immortal's 2011 Mock Draft 3.0 (Three Rounds)

[TheImmortalGoud]

Round One

1. Cam Newton, Quarterback, Auburn
While I wouldn't do this, Carolina will. Carolina needs to get something going with this franchise, and Newton is the main attraction in this draft class.

2. Marcell Dareus, Defensive Tackle, Alabama
With the recent releases of Justin Bannan and Jamal Williams, the Denver Broncos have made it clear they will be taking a DT with this pick. The question is whether they take Marcell Dareus or Nick Fairley. Dareus is the more consistent player, and has less character concerns about him. You gotta be sure when you're picking this high, and Fairley has too many questions.

3. Patrick Peterson, Cornerback, LSU
Von Miller would fill a need, but Buffalo will be taking the best player available. Patrick Peterson has the potential to be a shutdown corner in this league, and we have all seen the impact Nnamdi and Revis have had on this league. He's the top player on the board and also the player with the fewest questions. It also doesn't hurt that he is the top returner in the draft.

4. AJ Green, Wide Receiver, Georgia
With T.O. likely to be moving on and Chad Johnson potentially being traded, the Bengals need to get that number one receiver for the next ten years. A.J. Green is the best receiver prospect since Calvin Johnson. Green will be the impact player on offense the Bengals are looking for.

5. Von Miller, Outside Linebacker, Texas A&M
Ever since Calvin Pace went to the Jets back in 2008, the rush linebacker position has been a dire need for the Cardinals. Von Miller is the top rush linebacker in this draft, and will come in and make an impact immediately. The Cardinals get the guy they targeted all along.

6. Da'Quan Bowers, Defensive End, Clemson
The Browns have switched to a 4-3 defense and they need some defensive line help. Luckily for them, I have Bowers slipping right to them. Bowers is very talented and he is gifted physically. Many people have Bowers as the top prospect in this draft, but with his lingering knee issue he falls to Cleveland at six.

7. Robert Quinn, Rush Linebacker, North Carolina
San Francisco needs to get consistent play at the rush linebacker position. Robert Quinn may have been the number one pick this year if he didn't get suspended. He still needs to learn the position, but with his talent that shouldn't take too long.

8. Blaine Gabbert, Quarterback, Missouri
Easily there biggest need is QB and the Titans get there guy here. There are definitely better players available, but you can't win without a QB. Gabbert is the franchise player Tennessee has been looking for.

9. Tyron Smith, OT, USC
Word is Dallas likes Tyron Smith a lot. Marc Colombo is a bum. Tyron Smith is the most talented tackle in this draft. Dallas needs to get younger and better on the offensive line.

10. Julio Jones, Wide Receiver, Alabama
Julio Jones was one of the top performers at the combine and with that performance the Redskin's take him at ten. Santana Moss is a free agent and even if he wasn't they need to improve at the WR position. Anthony Armstrong cannot be your number one.

11. Aldon Smith, Rush Linebacker, Missouri
With the transition to a 3-4, the Texans need that premier pass rusher to come off the edge. I'm not that high on Aldon Smith, but he is the best available player at his position.

12. Nick Fairley, Defensive Tackle, Auburn
The biggest fall of the draft, and Minnesota gets a steal here. With Pat Williams set to retire, the Vikings need someone to play next to Kevin Williams. I would of had Fairley higher, but he's strictly a 4-3 defensive tackle.

13. Prince Amukamara, Cornerback, Nebraska
The Lions need two things badly, a Cornerback and an Offensive Tackle. The Lions fall into a dream scenario with Amukamara falling to thirteen.

14. Corey Liuget, Defensive Tackle, Illinois
With Cliff Ryan becoming a free agent and Fred Robbins turning 34, the Rams need to find someone to help build that defense. With Chris Long emerging last season, Liuget will come in and only make the D-line better.

15. Mark Ingram, Running Back, Alabama
IIt seems that Ingram is the consensus pick here for the Dolphins in every mock. With Ronnie Brown becoming a free agent and Ricky Williams set to retire, Miami needs to find a RB. The Dolphins get a position of need and good value with this pick.

16. Cameron Jordan, Defensive End, California
The Jaguars need to solve their End problem, and Jordan is the guy to do it. A top 10 player on my big board and seems to be rising on many other boards. Jacksonville gets tremendous value and takes care of one of there top needs with this pick.

17. J.J. Watt, Defensive End, Wisconsin
The Patriots are looking for another defensive end, and Watt is the perfect fit. With Mike Wright and Ty Warren both coming off injuries, Watt will be an immediate starter. The Patriots will probably trade this pick though.

18. Muhammad Wilkerson, Defensive End, Temple
The Chargers need to upgrade at LE with Jacques Cesaire set to become a free agent (and not being that good in the first place). Wilkerson is one of the fastest rising players on the draft boards. Wilkerson is the prototypical 5-technique and will be a beast immediately

19. Anthony Castonzo, Offensive Tackle, Boston College
With the Giants O-line up there in age and very injury prone they need to start rebuilding the offensive line. Castonzo might not start right away, but he will be the LT for the future.

20. Adrian Clayborn, Defensive End, Iowa
The Bucs had a horrific pass rush last year and DE is the number one priority. Coming into the season Clayborn was a top ten prospect, but didn't put up the numbers this year and thus his stock dropping. If he plays like he did in 2009 then this is gonna be an absolute steal for Tampa Bay.

21. Phil Taylor, Nose Tackle, Baylor
The Chiefs haven't had a legitimate nose tackle since they made the transition to a 3-4. Phil Taylor is the top pure nose tackle in this draft and will come in and start right away. There are some character and weight concerns with Taylor, but I think he has that under control.

22. Gabe Camiri, Offensive Tackle, Wisconsin
The Colts need some help on the offensive line. Camiri offers a tackle who is very good in pass protection, which we know is important to the Colts. Solder is the more talented player, but the Colts need someone who they are sure on.

23. Jimmy Smith, Cornerback, Colorado
The Eagles tried many options at RCB last year and none of them played well. Jimmy Smith will come in and start from day one bringing some stability to the position.

24. Akeem Ayers, Outside Linebacker, UCLA
Coming off a terrible combine Ayers' stock falls. The Saints have desperately needed some OLB's for years now and get the best one at 4-3 outside linebacker. Ayers doesn't do anything great, but he is an all around good player in every aspect of the position.

25. Nate Solder, Offensive Tackle, Colorado
The Seahawks were terrible along the offensive line last season. Sean Locklear played like the bum he is and Solder will be a hige upgrade over him. With Okung and Unger coming into next season healthy, this offensive line could be really good next year.

26. Torrey Smith, Wide Receiver, Maryland
He's not a player I like a lot, but there is definitely talent with him. With Stallworth and Houshmandzadeh set to become free agents, and Derrick Mason potentially retiring, Torrey Smith could come in and make an impact right away. He will also give them some stability in the kick return game.

27. Justin Houston, Defensive End, Georgia
Atlanta could go WR or DE at this pick. The best available of those two would be a DE though. Abraham is getting old and Atlanta didn't really have a pass rush anywhere else last year. Houston will make an impact on the D-line right away. He'll also be a fan favorite coming from Georgia.

28. Derek Sherrod, Offensive Tackle, Mississippi State
With Matt Light set to hit free agency, the Patriots need to get younger and better at tackle. Sherrod is a great pass blocker, and that works well with the Patriots. Will likely play RT with Vollmer more than likely moving to LT.

29. Mike Pouncey, Offensive Guard, Florida
The Bears could improve almost anywhere along that abysmal offensive line. They would like to get a tackle, but they need the best available lineman. Mike Pouncey is the consensus top guard in this draft. He'll come in and start at right guard immediately.

30. Ryan Kerrigan, Rush Linebacker, Purdue
I'm not a fan of Kerrigan at linebacker, but he can probably get it done. The Jets struggled last year getting to the QB and need some help in that area. Kerrigan might not be a starter right away, but he'll make an impact in pass rushing situations.

31. Brandon Harris, Cornerback, Miami (FL)
The Steelers need a CB more than anything, and that showed in the Superbowl. Harris is the best available corner. Down the road he'll eventually become the number one corner as Ike Taylor is on the backside of his career now.

32. Brooks Reed, Rush Linebacker, Arizona
While Green Bay has some okay pieces opposite of Clay Matthews, they could definitely upgrade. Brooks Reed is the best available rush linebacker. He'll take some pressure off of Clay Matthews providing some pass rushing opposite of him.

 

[TheImmortalGoud]

Round Two

33. Leonard Hankerson, Wide Receiver, Miami (FL)
Ever since the Senior Bowl, Hankerson has just kept rising up draft boards. He proved well at the combine as well. After New England traded away Randy Moss they never had that big play guy, and it showed in the playoffs. Hankerson will bring that aspect back to the team and make an immediate impact.

34. Martez Wilson, Inside/Ouside Linebacker, Illinois
Whether Buffalo goes with either a 3-4 or a 4-3, they need help at linebacker. Martez can play outside in a 4-3 or anywhere in a 3-4. Buffalo will wait another year on a quarterback.

35. Mikel Leshoure, Running Back, Illinois
Yep, adding to the offense. Benson shouldn't get a long term deal, that's if he is resigned. It's time to start moving in a younger direction with this team. Leshoure is the number two RB on my big board and makes perfect sense with this pick.

36. Ryan Williams, Running Back, Virginia Tech
With John Fox taking over, Denver is gonna need another running back. Ryan Williams didn't perform to the level he did last year, but he still has first round talent. Moreno and Williams will be a good 1-2 punch.

37. Jonathan Baldwin, Wide Receiver, Pittsburgh
The receiving core in Cleveland is on of the worst, if not the worst. Colt McCoy needs someone to throw to if he's gonna have success. Baldwin will be the top target from the beginning, and will actually have a quarterback now.

38. Ben Ijalana, Offensive Tackle/Guard, Villanova
This Cardinals offensive line is a joke. Wherever Ijalana plays on the line, he'll make this offensive line tremendously better.

39. Stefen Wisniewski, Center/Guard, Penn State
The Titans really need a Guard and a Center. Wisniewski can play both, though better at Center. He is very smart and has great instincts, great handwork, and very good footwork. They need someone to protect Gabbert. This is him.

40. Aaron Williams, Cornerback/Safety, Texas
The Cowboys land the perfect prospect. They need help at free safety and cornerback. Williams can play both. He'll more than likely be the FS considering how terrible Alan Ball was last year.

41. Jake Locker, Quarterback, Washington
While I think Jake Locker is terrible; Mike Shanahan doesn't. There were reports last year that the Redskins might of took Locker with the 4th pick overall last year if he came out. He still needs to sit a year or two before he even has a chance of being anything in this league. The Redskins desperately need a QB and get a guy they really like.

42. Rahim Moore, Safety, UCLA
The Texans need secondary help more than any team. Rahim Moore is the top safety and it would make sense here. Eugene Wilson was just released (as he should be), so they need someone to replace him.

43. Christian Ponder, Quarterback, Florida State
The Vikings are heading into the season with Joe Webb and Rhett Bomar at quarterback. They need an upgrade. Christian Ponder is very accurate, but needs to do a better job reading defenses. He might not be the starter immediately, but he will be in the future.

44. Rodney Hudson, Offensive Guard, Florida State
After taking a corner in the first, the Lions address a second need. Hudson is very strong and pretty quick for his size, he was a huge reason on the Seminoles getting back to the ACC Championship. He is a very intelligent player and also very good at pass protection.

45. Colin Kaepernick, Quarterback, Nevada
This is a developmental pick. Kaepernick has a ton of talent, but is very raw. He'll sit behind Alex Smith (or whoever) for a year or two. It'll be interesting to see what Harbaugh can do with him.

46. Kyle Rudolph, Tight End, Notre Dame
McDaniels was stupid to trade away Scheffler, now the Broncos need a Tight End. Rudolph is used to playing in a pro-style offense when he was under Weis and flourished. Only knock on him is health issues.

47. Bruce Carter, Outside Linebacker, North Carolina
They need a Weakside Linebacker and Carter would be a very good pick. Carter has a high football IQ, very instinctive player. He is very quick, very good tackler, and solid in coverage.

48. Danny Watkins, Offensive Guard, Baylor
Robert Gallery isn't returning to Oakland and Cooper Carlisle is garbage. Watkins will be a starter from day one and bring something good to the interior line.

49. Quinton Carter, Safety, Oklahoma
Arguably the Jags top position of need is safety. Quinton Carter is a good all around safety who can do everything you ask him to. He'll be the starter and give some solidarity to the back end of the defense.

50. Jerrel Jernigan, Wide Receiver, Troy
With Malcolm Floyd and Legadu Naanee becoming free agents, the Chargers are gonna need another receiver. Jernigan is also a speed threat, which is something San Diego hasn't had at the receiver position. Jernigan also has the versatility to be a running back, which is good with Darren Sproles likely gone. He'll help in the return game as well.

51. Christian Ballard, Defensive End, Iowa
Tampa takes another Iowa defensive end. Ballard is a guy I have been high on ever since the Senior Bowl. I actually like Ballard more than I do Clayborn. Tampa is terrible at the defensive end position, and they could use all the help they can get.

52. Mason Foster, Outside Linebacker, Washington
Keith Bulluck will be a free agent and Clint Sintim is marginal at best. A great tackler and very smart player. He'll compete with Sintim for the SLB job, and will more than likely win it.

53. Marvin Austin, Defensive Tackle, North Carolina
Colts signed DeMario Pressley, but he has never been much. Austin played great in the East-West shrine game and was tremendous at the combine. Austin is a gap stuffer with tons of power, he is quite instinctive, and good at recognizing plays.

54. Orlando Franklin, Offensive Tackle/Guard, Miami (FL)
The offensive line was one of the weaknesses this season for the Eagles. Orlando Franklin is an athletic lineman who would fit well in the Eagles system. He has experience at both guard and tackle, but will likely be the right guard.

55. Randall Cobb, Wide Receiver, Kentucky
Dwayne Bowe was the only good receiver last year for Kansas City. They need all the help they can get at receiver. Cobb has great versatility and athleticism. You can use him everywhere to make a play. He is a very good route runner, works the seam well, and is also a great returner.

56. Stephen Paea, Defensive Tackle, Oregon State
They need both a End and a Tackle, but they have needed a Tackle a long side Ellis for awhile now. Paea would be a great pick here for the Saints. He is very powerful, nice speed, good quickness, and is great at causing havoc in the backfield.

57. Davon House, Cornerback, New Mexico State
If offensive line isn't the biggest need then it's corner. Marcus Trufant and Kelly Jennings were garbage last year. The Seahawks like big corners and Davon House is just that at 6'1" and 200lbs.

58. Cameron Heyward, Defensive End, Ohio State
The Ravens get a steal here late in the second round. Cameron Heyward is arguably a first round talent. The Ravens didn't have much depth this year at defensive end. Heyward helps that problem significantly.

59. Titus Young, Wide Receiver, Boise State
In my first mock I had the Falcons taking Titus Young in the first round. After a poor combine and workouts he takes a huge fall. Nonetheless, Atlanta needed to add another receiver (especially a speed threat) and they address it here.

60. Jabaal Sheard, Rush Linebacker, Pittsburgh
The Patriots didn't have much of a pass rush last season. Sheard is considered a fringe first round talent by many, so this a great value here for the Patriots. Considering who they have on the roster, Sheard will more than likely be a starter.

61. Chris Carter, Rush Linebacker, Fresno State
The Chargers struggled getting a pass rush opposite of Shaun Phillips. You gotta wait three years before you can declare someone a bust, but Larry English isn't looking too good. Chris Carter has been one of the fastest rising players after an impressive combine. Hopefully Carter will be the guy making an impact opposite of Phillips.

62. Drake Nevis, Defensive Tackle, LSU
With the release of Tommie Harris and Anthony Adams becoming a free agent, the Bears need someone to play along side Matt Toeaina. Nevis is a very quick player and surprisingly strong considering his size.

63. Marcus Cannon, Offensive Tackle/Guard, TCU
Marcus Cannon seems like the prototypical RG with his size, but he has incredible footwork and might be able to be a RT. Depending on whether the Steelers bring back Willie Colon, he'll either be playing RT or RG. No matter what position he plays he will be a starter and make this line better.

64. Clint Boling, Offensive Guard, Georgia
The Packers don't have many needs on this team, but guard is one of them. Daryn Colledge is a free agent and is an average guard anyways. Boling can start right away either at RG or LG depending on whether Josh Sitton moves to LG.

 

[TheImmortalGoud]

Round Three

65. Jurrell Casey, Defensive Tackle, USC
The panthers have nothing in the interior defensive line. Jurrell Casey is one of the top players available at the position. If he lives up to the preseason expectations then this could be a really good pick.

66. Ryan Mallett, Quarterback, Arkansas
Carson Palmer is gonna retire if he's not traded. Mike Brown isn't gonna trade him, but realizes that he may need a replacement. Mallett has major character concerns, so it's a perfect match with the Bengals.

67. Greg Jones, Linebacker, Michigan State
With Denver going to a 4-3 they're gonna need 4-3 personnel. Greg Jones can play any 4-3 linebacker position.

68. James Carpenter, Offensive Tackle/Guard, Alabama
Buffalo hasn't had an offensive line for a few years now. They're heading into next season with Erik Pears at RT. That's not good. Carpenter can come in and play RT or RG, with Eric Wood moving to center.

69. Curtis Brown, Cornerback, Texas
The Cardinals get great value and fill a need here. Last year Arizona couldn't get consistent play out of any of the number two corners whether it be Greg Toler or Trumaine McBride. Brown can come in and start right away across from DRC. Adding Von Miller in the first and now Brown here will make the pass defense much better.

70. Will Rackley, Offensive Guard, Lehigh
Floyd Womack is a free agent, and Cleveland could use an upgrade anyways.

71. Allen Bailey, Defensive End, Miami (FL)
Marcus Spears and Stephen Bowen are free agents. Dallas could use someone to replace them. Allen Bailey is a very raw talent, but with coaching and hard work he could become a good player.

72. Sam Acho, Defensive End, Texas
They addressed outside linebacker in the first, and defensive tackle in the second. The attention turns to defensive end. Sam Acho is the top defensive end available, and is a nice value in the third.

73. Kenrick Ellis, Nose Tackle, Hampton
The Texans don't have a big fat guy, and they're gonna need one with the switch to a 3-4. Kenrick Ellis is just the guy they're looking for.

74. Brandon Burton, Cornerback, Utah
Darius Butler isn't that good. Leigh Bodden is coming off a shoulder injury. Kyle Arrington should only be a nickelback. The Patriots need some cornerback depth.

75. Quan Sturdivant, Linebacker, North Carolina
The only good linebacker on the roster is DeAndre Levy. Everyone else is backup quality at best. Sturdivant can be the weakside linebacker, or play the middle and move Levy outside.

76. Johnny Patrick, Cornerback, Louisville
Nate Clements is good, but that's about it. San Francisco lacks depth and talent at cornerback. Patrick will challenge Shawntae Spencer for a starting job.

77. Daniel Thomas, Running Back, Kansas State
Javon Ringer hasn't been the spell back the Titans hoped he can be. Thomas will help take the workload off of Chris Johnson.

78. Kendall Hunter, Running Back, Oklahoma State
It's seemed like ever since Steven Jackson has been around he hasn't had a good spell back. Hunter is the change of pace back the Rams have been looking for.

79. Kelvin Sheppard, Inside Linebacker, LSU
Karlos Dansby is a monster. Channing Crowder is whatever came out of it's ass. It's time for an upgrade.

80. Andy Dalton, Quarterback, TCU
Dalton falls to the third round; even though this where he should go anyways. Jacksonville takes Dalton as the heir apparent to David Garrard in a year or two.

81. Ras-I Dowling, Cornerback, Virginia
Crazy Al Davis likes big fast corners. Ras-I Dowling is just that at 6'1" and 198lbs while running a 4.40 40 time and pulling up with five yards left. If he stays healthy this could be a great pick. They're gonna need him too with Nnamdi gone.

82. Marcus Gilbert, Offensive Tackle, Florida
Charger fans scream in joy as Jeromey Clary becomes a free agent. Gilbert is the guy that will takeover for that bum.

83. John Moffitt, Offensive Guard, Wisconsin
With the Giants O-line up there in age, and very injury prone, they need to start rebuilding the offensive line. Moffitt will probably be a reserve this year, but will be the left guard next year.

84. Colin McCarthy, Middle Linebacker, Miami (FL)
Rudd is all, but gone in Tampa as he is supposedly asking for too much money. McCarthy is a very underrated prospect who will excel in the Tampa-2.

85. DeAndre McDaniel, Safety, Clemson
It doesn't appear that Quintin Mikell will be back next year. Kurt Coleman isn't gonna be the guy who replaces him. McDaniel is the top SS in this class.

86. Dontay Moch, Rush Linebacker, Nevada
The Chiefs didn't have another rush linebacker after Tamba Hali last year. Moch is one of the most talented players in this draft class. Once he learns the position he's gonna be a stud.

87. James Brewer, Offensive Tackle, Indiana
Going with another offensive lineman. The Colts need to protect Peyton Manning.

88. Pernell McPhee, Defensive End, Mississippi State
I think this pick will be a Mississippi State player, but the edge goes to McPhee. After McPhee the rush end position drops off. Pass rushers are a premium, so McPhee gets the edge over Wright.

89. Nate Irving, Inside Linebacker, North Carolina State
Burnett, Cooper, and Siler all free agents. The Chargers need to reassure themselves with an ILB.

90. Jason Pinkston, Offensive Tackle/Guard, Pittsburgh
Jared Gaither is a free agent and he may never return to what he was after a back injury. Pinkston will more than likely play right guard, and Yanda will be the permanent right tackle.

91. DeMarcus Love, Offensive Tackle/Guard, Arkansas
Harvey Dahl, Justin Blalock, and Tyson Clabo are all free agents. All of those guys won't be back. The Falcons need to add another offensive lineman.

92. Jordan Todman, Running Back, Connecticut
The Patriots need another running back to go along with BenJarvus Green-Ellis and Danny Woodhead.

93. Joseph Barksdale, Offensive Tackle, LSU
The Bears have to address the offensive line multiple times after the abysmal performance they out on this season. They got a guard in the first, so they tacke a tackle now.

94. Jerrell Powe, Nose Tackle, Ole Miss
Kris Jenkins is gone and they need defensive line depth anyways. Powe can anchor the middle, and allow Sione Pouha to move over to defensive end.

95. Marcus Gilchrist, Cornerback/Safety, Clemson
The Steelers need to address corner multiple times in this draft. Gilchrist can start off as the nickelback, and eventually transition to free safety.

96. Greg Little, Wide Receiver, North Carolina
James Jones is on his way out of Green Bay, and they need someone to replace him. Greg Little has second round talent, but missing the 2010 season with a suspension drops him a round.

 

[Goober]

Get rid of Ryan Williams, and I'd be extremely happy.

 

[Hasselbeck]

Nice work, have a hard time believing we'd pass on Pouncey and Locker for Solder though. Hell if Locker starting sliding like that I could see us move up in the 2nd to nab him as well.

 

[Berowsk]

Jordan Todman is definitely not the running back that the Patriots are looking for. He's 5'9". You think they need another small back? They should at least try to get one back over 6'0".

 

[TheImmortalGoud]

Nice work, have a hard time believing we'd pass on Pouncey and Locker for Solder though. Hell if Locker starting sliding like that I could see us move up in the 2nd to nab him as well.

I was close to putting Locker there, but it's tough to pass on a tackle the talent of Solder this late in the draft. Especially, with a team that desperately needs offensive line help. Locker will more than likely go in the first, but you can't predict trades. If a CBA gets done I think that pick will belong to the Eagles.

 

[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

A very, very realistic Jaguars draft class.

Jordan is the guy I think they are eying up. They love Dalton or Ponder at QB. They might snatch one of them in Round 2, especially if they feel there is a run on QBs. Carter fills the need at safety.

Would not shock me if the Jaguars drafted that way.

I'd be so-so on it, but its realistic.

Good job.

 

[Survivor]

I don't see the Bucs passing on Kerrigan for Adrian Clayborn... Based on reported interviews and meetings we seem a lot more interested in Purdue's DE. Even if we took Clayborn in the first, though, I doubt we'd take his Iowa counterpart in the second. Ballard isn't the speed rusher we need. We have some bigger guys like Kyle Moore that do just fine at the LE position. That being said, you can never be sure, especially after taking two DTs in a row last year.

I like the Colin McCarthy pick tho! Overall great work.

 

[SuperKevin]

Honestly, as good as he is, I'm not a fan of the Patrick Peterson to Buffalo pick. I just feel there are better players at positions of need.

Love Martez Wilson though

 

[TheImmortalGoud]

Honestly, as good as he is, I'm not a fan of the Patrick Peterson to Buffalo pick. I just feel there are better players at positions of need.

Love Martez Wilson though

They have bigger needs, but I think they're either gonna pick a quarterback or the best player available. Patrick Peterson is the best player in this draft. Buffalo has also been known to not pick needs. Last year with Spiller and Maybin the year before (Rush was a need, but O-Line was a bigger need).

 

[QuietStorm]

Like I said before... I would love to have Julio Jones and Locker or Mallett in the second round. My dream scenario would be to trade back with New England and get their two 1st. Nice mock draft though.

 

[Rayman]

Much better and more realistic as far as Dallas is concerned than your first two.

Propers. :golfclap:

 

[Aso]

Really hard to see Gabbert get passed on by the Bills, Bengals, Cardinals, AND 49ers. It just won't happen. Also I seriously doubt AJ Green gets drafted to the Bengals as well.

 

[Juggernaut]

Please dont send Patrick Peterson to NFL Siberia. He deserves better.

 

[Woy]

Meh is all I can say about the Titans draft.

Gabbert or Newton won't be there at #8 (at least I'm hopeful they aren't) and you didn't address the two most important positions for them in linebacker and defensive tackle. Interior offensive line isn't much of a need as Munch has said publicly he thinks he can win a Super Bowl with the line we have in place. And a runningback in the third round instead of more needed positions? C'mon man.

Fairley won't make it past #8 if both quarterbacks are gone...mark my words.

 

[Obst]

I wouldn't be mad about the Jags draft. A report came out that they are looking at either Cameron Jordan or JJ Watt in the first round, I'm not sure which one I would like more, I kind of hope Aldon Smith falls, but Cameron could turn out to be good. In the second round I would of rather had Mason Foster or Davon House, but Quinton isn't a bad pick considering how bad the FS position is for us. In the third, it seems like a Gene Smith type pick, I wouldn't mind Dalton, not sure if he will ever become anything, but I would like to see how he develops.

 

[Nevermind]

Meh is all I can say about the Titans draft.

Gabbert or Newton won't be there at #8 (at least I'm hopeful they aren't) and you didn't address the two most important positions for them in linebacker and defensive tackle. Interior offensive line isn't much of a need as Munch has said publicly he thinks he can win a Super Bowl with the line we have in place. And a runningback in the third round instead of more needed positions? C'mon man.

Fairley won't make it past #8 if both quarterbacks are gone...mark my words.

I agree with this. I am hoping that neither QB is there because it seems like the Titans will no doubt take one of them if given the chance to. As far as winning a super bowl with the current line I am a little unsure with that but I will trust him on that right now. If we draft an interior lineman I won't hate it.

runningback in the third = :jonesy:

 

[JeremyHight]

Looking at the Lions' draft, it looks about right in terms of positions (CB, OL, LB) for the first three rounds. The problem is it makes too much sense, so obviously, the Lions won't do it.

 

[Nukleopatra]

14. Corey Liuget, Defensive Tackle, Illinois
With Cliff Ryan becoming a free agent and Fred Robbins turning 34, the Rams need to find someone to help build that defense. With Chris Long emerging last season, Liuget will come in and only make the D-line better.