The Latest Mock From Me

New to Mocking the Draft, not new to SB Nation. Here we go...

1. Rams-Ndamukong Suh, DT. As much as the Rams need a QB, Suh is too difficult to pass up here. Quarterbacks in this draft (mostly mobile quarterbacks) can be found in the later rounds, which St. Louis needs with the patchwork o-line.

2. Lions-Gerald McCoy, DT. Lions solidfy their defense with the second best DT in the class. Pressure makes the secondary better, and pressure from McCoy, Corey Williams, KVB, and Avril/White/whoever make Delmas' life and the rest of the secondary's lives much easier.

3. Buccaneers-Dez Bryant, WR. As crazy as this seems, Tampa Bay needs weapons. They have Winslow and Stroughter for Josh Freeman. The NFL is passball, and Bryant helps Freeman develop even further.

4. Redskins-Russell Okung, OT. Jason Campbell needs protection. Okung is a worthy left tackle, and one that should keep him upright.

5. Chiefs-Eric Berry, FS. The Chiefs will be delighted to have a playmaker like Berry fall to them. Page moves to SS, and Berry can play a Sharper/Reed/Polamalu-like role. Berry will help Flowers and Carr grow further.

6. Seahawks-Sam Bradford, QB. The Seahawks grab their future QB here. Nuff said.

7. Browns-Jimmy Clausen, QB. The Browns need multiple players, and they aren't sold on Brady Quinn. Clausen comes from a pro-style offense, and he has the ability to run the West Coast offense (combine is overrated...)

8. Raiders-Bruce Campbell, OT. ...except for Al Davis. Freakish athlete meets freakishly huge need. Whoever starts at QB will likely have an easier time with this monster at the blindside.

9. Bills-Dan Willams, NT. Bills decided to switch to a 3-4, plus they need youth on their D-line. Williams gives them a very good nose tackle.

10. Jaguars-Derrick Morgan, DE. Jaguars will find it tough to pass up Clausen if he falls here, and they could very easily pick him. But, they need help on the D-line. Morgan is a solid end against the pass and the run, and that's what they need more.

11. Broncos-Rolando McClain, ILB. Broncos will stick with Orton, and boost their 3-4 defense.

12. Dolphins-Earl Thomas, FS. No Gibril Wilson, unsure about Clemons, signed Dansby; Thomas solidifies the back of the secondary.

13. 49ers-Joe Haden, CB. Wow. Niners get a good corner at a cheaper price. Clements and Haden gives them a solid corner duo.

14. Seahawks-Anthony Davis, OT. Future QB and LT in one draft. Score!

15. Giants-Jason Pierre-Paul, DE. A riser from the combine, the Giants have enough resources to gamble on this speed demon.

16. Titans-Kyle Wilson, CB. Finnegan+Wilson+Hope+Griffin=improved secondary. Wilson brings return value too.

17. 49ers-Trent Williams, OT. A RT to boost the o-line and pair with Joe Staley.

18. Steelers-Mike Iupati, OG. A nasty lineman who would be a very good guard for the Steelers in need of tough linemen.

19. Falcons-Carlos Dunlap, DE. Dunta Robinson solidifies corner, meaning Atlanta can grab a DE. Dunlap is a boom-bust prospect, but the Falcons have enough resources to pull the trigger.

20. Texans-Ryan Matthews, RB. From Mocking the Draft: "Mathews impressed at the combine running a 4.45 at a solid 218lbs. He'd be a nice compliment to the smaller Slaton."

21. Bengals-Jermaine Gresham, TE. Gresham is a field-stretcher at TE. Cincy needs weapons for Carson Palmer. Good match.

22. Patriots-Brandon Graham, OLB. Add Graham to Tully Banta-Cain and New England gets two pass-rushers. Good value pick.

23. Packers-Bryan Bulaga, OT. While I'm surprised by the Chad Clifton resigning, they still need to think about the future. Thompson loves building through the draft.

24. Eagles-Sean Weatherspoon, OLB. From Mocking the Draft: "After giving Will Witherspoon the boot, Weatherspoon would be a great addition at that WILL spot."

25. Ravens-Patrick Robinson, CB. The addition of Boldin means they can focus on CB. Robinson is the third-best after Haden and Wilson.

26. Cardinals-C.J. Spiller, HB. With Boldin gone, the Cardinals could use somebody to help Matt Leinart and take pressure off Fitzgerald. Spiller aids the transition to a run-based offense.

27. Cowboys-Taylor Mays, SS. Surprise! The Cowboys need an athlete in the secondary, and the o-linemen on their board are gone at this point.

28. Chargers-Devin McCourty, CB. Chargers need a CB. McCourty is the best one available. Nuff said.

29. Jets-Charles Brown, OT. Woody is getting old, and the Jets need to start thinking about the future.

30. Vikings-Brian Price, DT. Helps build up the interior of the Vikings line and adds insurance.

31. Colts-Maurkice Pouncey, C/G. The cutting of Ryan Lilja means they need a new starter. Pouncey is bigger and brings better run-blocking.

32. Saints-Everson Griffen, DE. No Grant means need at defensive end. Griffen fills the need.

The end!