As a Chiefs fan I would be surprised if they take a RB in the 2nd. Yes it is a need, but I think they will wait and look at NT, WR or OL at that pick.

i think lions will go Brandon Ghee or Donovan Warren over Patrick Robinson though.. i think both of them are better..

Demaryius Thomas is also going a little soon imo.. i think he is more of a late 2nd early 3rd and that is only based on his potential… his current skill level is more like a 5th

but I’m being convinced that Weatherspoon could handle the middle in Indy with is 241lb weight at the combine and talk about him as a 3-4 ILB.

Not sure I’ve seen Saffold that high before, but a LT is needed and the Indiana game was the only game in the 2nd half of the season without an Adrian Clayborn sack.

This seems very high to take Lauvao. He seems to have all the physical attributes of a great NFL guard, but he must need a lot of technique work. For a guy as strong and as well-built and nimble as he is, he got beat a lot at the Senior Bowl in practice.

If the Bills ended up with Davis and Cody I’d be pretty happy I think.

Jabari Greer is the starter, no doubt about it. Porter is the 2nd CB. Jenkins and Gay can rotate in as needed. Their starters are pretty much solidified at CB. OLB is the pressing need on defense.

I don’t see Golden Tate slipping to the third

I also don’t think Wooton will go that early with all his injuries. This draft also leaves the Browns with no offensive help

tho…I don’t really understand this obsession with drafting a MLB just because of Pierce leaving. Even if Pierce stayed…they could use a MLB cuz Jon Goff could use some competition.

Antonio Pierce has been shot for almost 2 years now…his being cut is irrelevant to needed a MLB.

I’ve been holding off on agreeing with ET..just you know, to see something different, but come draft day I’d love to see a 1st rounder of ET. Or McClain (who could fall that far, especially if the Dolphins get Karlos Dansby)….

I hadn’t thought about that connection until now. One thing to consider is that Leinart is a lefty and his blindside is protected by a tackle with one of the worst drop steps in the NFL: Levi Brown. I could see Arizona making a bid for Trent Williams and moving Brown back to the left.

I see in him a three down NFL rusher unlike any other back in this class.

But I think the Eagles would have a tough time passing on Nate Allen in the second.

Overall a great mock.

I would puke if the Raiders took Taylor Mays. Last thing they need is another freak athlete to be fast while wiffing on pass coverage and overpursing ball-carriers.

If we don’t get Spiller I’d love an OL at #14.

for the Pats, I like Kindle, if another team doesn’t snag him before the Pats do. But for the 3 picks in the 2nd round, I think the Pats need to go WR, DE, RB. If Tate is around, it would be fine to draft a 2nd Tate at WR, since Brandon seems to have knee problems, or one of the other 5 star guys over 6’. I think I would prefer Gronkowski over the higher rated TE, just from tidbits I’ve read, if they go TE instead of RB at 53.

Terrence Cody’s stock has dropped, since teams are scared off because of his weight issue. He weighs 370lbs, and one weekend at the Anchor Bar and his career is over.

Have also heard that Anthony Davis is not as highly ranked and will probably go in later rounds – I would take Williams or Bulaga over him any day!

…not sure how I feel about this.

Kindle would be a good pick, but if Brandon Graham is still available, I cannot see us letting him go. I know that Kindle already has the experience, but Graham has great potential.

I can’t argue with Alualu. We need help on the D-Line and he’d be a great pick-up.

I know that TE is a problem, but I don’t see us addressing it this early. We have other positions that need help (WR, RB, DB, possibly another LB (OLB or ILB). We haven’t been able to utilize our TEs due to injuries to the O-Line, but also because our offense is very WR focused. We have the 3 oldest RBs in the league (as in THE oldest three), Moss isn’t getting younger and Welker is a question mark, Bodden will hopefully be resigned, but we have question marks after that. Baker is very serviceable and I’m thinking Watson can be resigned for less. Both work well together. I can see us grabbing a TE in the later rounds, but not in the 2nd with pressing needs.

I don’t see us drafting a guard. We picked up two last year (Ohrnberger and Bussey) and we re-signed two players to extension (Nick Kaczur and Dan Connolly), both of whom are expected to play guard (with Kaczur being the emergency 3rd tackle). I can see us taking a tackle who can replace Matt Light before we take a guard.

        So I admire all of you who can actually do them and make good arguments for all teams needs. I am only good at 1 team and my thoughts about the Rams are well documented here. I’m starting to get used to the possibility of us taking Bradford over Suh. But I would be more disappointed if we didn’t go defense with the second pick, preferably one of those big DTs unless a DE falls.

We get the best LT & the best Center who is also a very good Guard?? Yeah…. this would be a very good draft

The second round pick sounds good but i still think that we take Spikes in the first if not they take pat angerer out of iowa in the 3 or 4th

I like it for Denver, though I’ll give you some alternates based on how you have it breaking down:

1. - Dan Williams (NT, Tennessee) and C.J. Spiller (RB, Clemson)
2. - Ryan Matthews (RB, Fresno State), Jerry Hughes (OLB, TCU), Mike Johnson (G, Alabama), Donovan Warren (CB, Michigan) and Jordan Shipley (WR, Texas)

Not when you have Jerry Hughes and Arrelious Benn still on the board. Hughes is a far more gifted athlete than Norwood is and has way more upside. If they’re going to draft an rush linebacker in round 2 and Jerry Hughes is still available, I don’t see how they’ll pass him up for Norwood of all players. Hughes to me is one of the top 3 rush linebacker prospects available.

That’s my only beef. Great job Dan.

Not sure about Alualu, but I would love to see Corey Wootton don a Pats uni, possibly in one of their later picks in the 2nd. I follow a good amount of Big Ten football, and Wootton is beast on the end of the line, injury or no injury. He was tremendously vital on the end, and could give a boost in Belichick’s schemes.

The team seems pretty high on Parys Haralson, Manny Lawson, Ahmad Brooks, and Diryal Briggs at outside linebacker. I would think that if we indeed get a right tackle and running back in the first round, then cornerback or safety in the second round.

Steelers picks I like. We need Tackle help immediately and an anchor.

Donovan Warren is a guy I like, with my UofM bias, but him in the second is like a Cowher draft. We’ll get to see this year how Tomlin plans to deal with CB’s.

Does anyone really think Sam Bradford will go THAT high? I think he’ll be lucky enough to sniff the first round, let alone be a top 10 pick.

in the top 2 rds. Jabari Greer is our best cover and Tracey Porter makes plays because he gets thrown at more. I don’t find issue with you choosing a CB because you probably didnt follow the Saints this year. Greer was injured for almost half the season, but when he was in, he was a solid defender…

I think LB corps or DT should be addressed before CB

No Tebow?!?!?!? Madness I say!!!!!!

1) I like that you have McCoy slipping to the Bucs at 3rd overall. But will the Rams use their top pick on a QB or on the best available player in the whole damn draft (Suh)?

2) Didn’t the WR you had the Bucs taking at the top of the Second Round just break his foot? Sigh. Can we take Cincy’s Gilyard instead?

3) Do you think the Bucs are in a better position to trade down to get both of Seattle’s First Rounders and use those picks to secure both WR Dez Bryant and a solid DT who can fit the Cover-2 / Three-point / One-gap / Whatever schemes?

Wouldn’t have it any other way

If Aaron Hernandez would still be available, why not go after him? I’d get him over Gronkowski. I don’t trust a player who was out for all of 2009 college season.