Just checked this place out and I gotta say its cures my mock draft fix. Only did 1 round because I feel the depth of the draft is not my strong point. So without further delay, here's my mock

1. St. Louis: Ndamukong Suh, DT, Nebraska (6-4, 302) I dont think St. Louis will, or should, go with either QB. Neither is worth that much money, and I think they'd be better served with Vick.

2. Detroit: Gerald McCoy, DT, Oklahoma (6-4, 298) Almost as good as Suh, but not quite in my book. He'll help the Detroit D.

3. Tampa: Eric Berry, S, Tennesse (5-11, 203) They are not in a really good spot here, unless one of the DT's are still left. Berry's not a bad consellation prize, but I think a Safety is a little high here. I really think they'll try to trade down but for now, they hav the next ED Reed.

4: Washington: Jimmy Clausen, QB, ND. We can argue which QB till we r red in the face, but if you look at Shanahan's 2 favorite QB's, Elway and Cutler (gunslingers) you'll see Clausen is the closer fit to that than Bradford. IMO tho, I dont thnik either QB is worth this pick but we'll see. And for those who say he'll draft OT now, I think not. He drafted Cutler first, then drafted Clady in Denver, so I think we may see the same

5: Kansas City: Rolando McClain, ILB, Bama (6-4, 256) KC goes D cuz they need help bad here. People say OT, but they jus drafted one 2 years ago, i say giv Albert his 3rd year to prove himself, as he showed he can be pretty good. McClain was made for the 3-4, and I think he'll do very well there

6: Seattle: Russell Okung, OT, OK State (6-5, 302) This pick might be Bradford, but if the best LT falls here, I think Seattle pulls the trigger, and waits till the 2nd or 3rd for QB of the future.

7: Cleveland: Joe Haden, CB, Florida (5-11, 190) Best CB in the draft, and a possible future shutdown CB. You'd think O, but here, no one is worthy of being picked, and I think they giv Quinn one more year.

8: Oakland: Anthony Davis, OT, Rutgers (6-6, 326) I dont no why I even bother trying to get in this sad, little old man's head, but if he truly believes Russell can play, he'll giv him a blindside protector, and this pick could help out his other bust, McFadden.

9: Buffallo: Sam Bradford, QB, Oklahoma (6-4, 223) If your Chan Gailey right now, what are you trying to sell to your fans? the fact your an old, unsuccesful coach? the fact your team hasnt had a winning season in forever? or the fact you just got fired as an OC by a rookie HC? Any way, I think for the fans you go QB here.

10: Jacksonville: Derrick Morgan, DE, Georgia Tech (6-4, 272): Not sure where exactly this franchise is going (scheme wise and location wise) but they need a pass rush thats for sure.

11: Denver: Dan Williams, NT, Tennesse: Big, DT the Broncos could use at the point of attack. Fields didnt do bad in his first year, but he is too small (317, yea real small) for the position, and might be better as a 5 tech or a rotational guy. They might pick Dez if BMarsh is traded, but since I'm not showing trades on my mock, I wont show this pick.

12: Miami: Dez Bryant, WR, OK State (6-2, 220): People say Parcells doesnt like drafting WR's in the first round, but if he wants Henne to continue to grow as a QB, he'll giv him this playmaker.

13: San Fransisco: Bryan Bulaga, OT, Iowa (6-6 312): him and Staley will solidify the OT spots on this team.

14: Seattle: Everson Griffen, DE, USC: I know he is even less valuable than the last guy I chose, I just see Carrol bringing one of his guys in in the first. He could help the pass rush, and has good enough size to stop the run as well. Plus, he might have more experience with the D than anyone else

15: New York Giants: Earl Thomas, S, Texas: They could use a Centerfielder next to Phillips, and they definitly need to address the secondary here. Could go Price, but its not as big of a need as this

16: San Fransisco: Jahvid Best, RB, Cal (5-10, 195): I know 9ers fans will kill me for this, but I think he is faster than Spiller, and I see this team like the 07-08 Titans, who are jsut a Chris Johnson away from a great season.

17: Tennesse: Brian Price, DT, UCLA (6-2, 300): enoughs enough, need to get a playmaking DT again, plus, I feel he has good value here. Finally, the titans hav a starting DT over 300

18: Pittsburgh: Bruce Campbell, OT, Maryland (6-7, 310): perfect pick for Steelers, let him develop if hes not ready, as hes pretty raw.

19: Atlanta: Kyle Wilson, CB, Boise St (5-10, 186): might be a little high, but he had a grat Senior Bowl and that hashelped a lot of former player increase their value a lot. Ayers was supposed to be a high second till his Senior Bowl, and he was takenn higher than this.

20: Houston: Morgan Burnnet, S, Georgia Tech (6-1, 210) They wish a DT was here, but instead they go with a pretty good centerfielder here. I would say Mays, but his value is sinking like a rock on water. I was thinking Cody, but its way too high for him and he doesnt seem like a Texans type player. If the draft goes like this, I can see Houston trade down, but for now they take Burnnet.

21: Cincy: Aaron Hernandez, TE, Florida (6-2, 250) TE is definitly here, unless the Bengals trade for a TE, and I'm hopin its Scheffler, hes good but he's not needed on the Broncos anymore.

22:New England: Sergio Kindle, OLB, Texas: Pass rush is defintily needed, and Sergio can provide that. Maybe Spiller here, but I think Kindle would help more.

23: Green Bay: C.J. Spiller, RB, Clemson (5-11, 195): Perfect compliment to Grant, and could giv Rodgers a nice target out of the backfield.

24: Philadelphia: Mike Iupati, OG/OT, Idaho (6-5, 330): Great value here, and he can play either gaurd or tackle, which is perfect for the Eagles.

25: Baltimore Ravens: Golden Tate, WR, ND: This is assuming no big WR trades, as I'm not showing it in my draft. Hes a fast kid with sure hands, a little small, but thats rarely as big of a problem sas ppl make it out to be

26: Arizona: Ricky Sapp, OLB, Clemson (6-4, 248): Not too high on Clemson pass rushers, but this is a need for AZ and this would e good value here.

27: Cowboys: John Jerry, OG/OT, Ole Miss (6-6, 332): typical Cowboys OLmen, big and nasty. Similar to Eagles reasoning here

28: San Diego: Jonathon Dwyer, RB, Georgia Tech (5-11, 235): Is anyone not picking this? To me, its a match made in heaven. Not a good RB draft by any means, so if you are the Chargers and yo need one bad, here's where you go.

29: New York Jets: Jared Odrick, DE/DT, Penn St (6-5, 301): with questions on the DL, and a great 5 tech DE like Jared, this pick is a no brainer, if he falls here

30: Minnesota: Chad Jones, S, LSU: Might be the guy to put this D over the top. Probably want to go CB here, but Safety isnt a bad way to go either.

31: Indianapolis: Sean Witherspoon, LB, Mizz: Colts could use a playmaker LB, but of course, they always do, but Polian never takes one. I could see Cody here as well, although not liking him as a first just too many question marks

32: New Orleans: Jason-Pierre-Paul, DE, USF: Physical freak, but definitly a project. I see Saints developing him for a year or two and in the mean time use him as a situational rusher.