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Updated 09 Mock Draft
| Pick # | Team | Wins | Player Name | Position | School |
| R1 | |||||
| 1 | 49ers | 3 | Michael Oher | OT | Ole Miss |
| 2 | Ravens | 4 | Rey Maualuga | LB | USC |
| 3 | Bears | 4 | Michael Crabtree | WR | Texas Tech |
| 4 | Dolphins | 4 | Malcolm Jenkins | CB | Ohio State |
| 5 | Falcons | 5 | Fili Moala | DT | USC |
| 6 | Eagles (Car) | 10 (5) | Michael Johnson | DE | Georgia Tech |
| 7 | Raiders | 5 | Tyson Jackson | DE | LSU |
| 8 | Jets | 5 | Chris Wells | RB | Ohio State |
| 9 | Redskins | 5 | James Laurainitis | LB | Ohio State |
| 10 | Lions | 6 | Knowshon Moreno | RB | Georgia |
| 11 | Titans | 6 | Percy Harvin | WR | Florida |
| 12 | Chiefs | 7 | Eugene Monroe | OT | Virginia |
| 13 | Buccaneers | 7 | Brian Cushing | LB | USC |
| 14 | Vikings | 7 | Duke Robinson | OG | Oklahoma |
| 15 | Bengals | 8 | George Selvie | DE | South Florida |
| 16 | Jaguars | 8 | Al Woods | DT | LSU |
| 17 | Seahawks | 8 | Andre Smith | OT | Alabama |
| 18 | Browns | 8 | LeSean McCoy | RB | Pittsburgh |
| 19 | Broncos | 9 | Taylor Mays | S | USC |
| 20 | Rams | 9 | Darrius Heyward-Bey | WR | Maryland |
| 21 | Steelers | 9 | Ciron Black | OT | LSU |
| 22 | Eagles | 10 | Myron Rolle | S | Florida State |
| 23 | Bills | 10 | Greg Hardy | DE | Ole Miss |
| 24 | Texans | 10 | Vontae Davis | CB | Illinois |
| 25 | Cardinals | 10 | William Moore | S | Missouri |
| 26 | Giants | 11 | Greg Middleton | DE | Indiana |
| 27 | Packers | 11 | Victor Harris | CB | Virginia Tech |
| 28 | Patriots | 13 | Nic Harris | S | Oklahoma |
| 29 | Chargers | 11 | Arian Foster | RB | Tennessee |
| 30 | Saints | 12 | Alex Mack | C | California |
| 31 | Cowboys | 12 | Jeremy Maclin | WR | Missouri |
| 32 | Colts | 14 | Jeff Owens | DT | Georgia |
| R2 | |||||
| 33 | 49ers | 3 | Brandon Spikes | LB | Florida |
| 34 | Ravens | 4 | Jeremy Perry | OG | Oregon State |
| 35 | Bears | 4 | Herman Johnson | OG | LSU |
| 36 | Dolphins | 4 | Oderick Turner | WR | Pittsburgh |
| 37 | Falcons | 5 | Sen'Derrick Marks | DT | Auburn |
| 38 | Panthers | 5 | DeMarcus Granger | DT | Oklahoma |
| 39 | Raiders | 5 | Phil Loadholt | OT | Oklahoma |
| 40 | Jets | 5 | Joe Burnett | CB | Central Florida |
| 41 | Redskins | 5 | Vince Oghobaase | DT | Duke |
| 42 | Lions | 6 | Terrance Taylor | DT | Michigan |
| 43 | Titans | 6 | Demonte Bolden | DT | Tennessee |
| 44 | Chiefs | 7 | Cullen Harper | QB | Clemson |
| 45 | Buccaneers | 7 | Mike Mickens | CB | Cincinatti |
| 46 | Vikings | 7 | Peria Jerry | DT | Ole Miss |
| 47 | Bengals | 8 | Alex Boone | OT | Ohio State |
| 48 | Jaguars | 8 | Patrick Chung | S | Oregon |
| 49 | Seahawks | 8 | Curtis Painter | QB | Purdue |
| 50 | Browns | 8 | Demetrius Brown | WR | LSU |
| 51 | Broncos | 9 | Darry Beckwith | LB | LSU |
| 52 | Rams | 9 | Max Unger | OT | Oregon |
| 53 | Steelers | 9 | Alphonso Smith | CB | Wake Forest |
| 54 | Eagles | 10 | Dace Richardson | OT | Iowa |
| 55 | Bills | 10 | Michael Hamlin | S | Clemson |
| 56 | Texans | 10 | Greg Carr | WR | Florida State |
| 57 | Cardinals | 10 | James Davis | RB | Clemson |
| 58 | Giants | 11 | Marcus Freeman | LB | Ohio State |
| 59 | Packers | 11 | Brian Orakpo | DE | Texas |
| 60 | Patriots | 13 | Maurice Evans | DE/OLB | Penn State |
| 61 | Patriots (SD) | 13 (11) | Marlon Lucky | RB | Nebraska |
| 62 | Saints | 12 | Chase Coffman | TE | Missouri |
| 63 | Cowboys | 12 | Derek Pegues | S | Mississippi State |
| 64 | Colts | 14 | Brian Robiskie | WR | Ohio State |
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2009 Mock? Sure, Why Not.
I'll be using the 2008 draft order so as to avoid any confusion and debate regarding that aspect of this experiment, but I seriously don't believe we'll experience that level of deja vu! First round, no trades allowed (other than the ones already made, of course), no underclassmen and the obvious caveat that it's way too early for this to be anything more than silly fun. Without further ado...
1. Miami Dolphins: Rey Maualuga, ILB, USC
2. St. Louis Rams: Malcolm Jenkins, CB, Ohio State
3. Atlanta Falcons: Fili Moala, DT, USC
4. Oakland Raiders: Michael Oher, OT, Ole Miss
5. Kansas City Chiefs: Duke Robinson, OG, Oklahoma
6. New York Jets: William Moore FS Missouri
7. San Francisco 49ers: Brian Cushing, OLB, USC
8. Baltimore Ravens: Phil Loadholt, OT, Oklahoma
9. Cincinnati Bengals: Tyson Jackson, DE, LSU
10. New Orleans Saints: Chase Coffman, TE, Missouri
11. Buffalo Bills: Travis Beckum, TE, Wisconsin
12. Denver Broncos: James Laurinaitis ILB Ohio State
13. Philadelphia Eagles (from Panthers): Jeremy Perry, OG, Oregon State
14. Chicago Bears: Curtis Painter, QB, Purdue
15. Detroit Lions: Victor Harris, CB, Virginia Tech
16. Arizona Cardinals: James Davis, RB, Clemson
17. Minnesota Vikings: Mike Mickens, CB, Cincinnati
18. Houston Texans: Demetrius Byrd, WR, LSU
19. Philadelphia Eagles: Michael Johnson, DE, Georgia Tech
20. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Max Unger, OT, Oregon
21. Washington Redskins: Michael Hamlin, SS, Clemson
22. Cleveland Browns: Darry Beckwith, ILB, LSU
23. Pittsburgh Steelers: Herman Johnson, OG, LSU
24. Tennessee Titans: Brian Robiskie, WR, Ohio State
25. Seattle Seahawks: Alex Boone, OT, Ohio State
26. Jacksonville Jaguars: Patrick Chung, SS, Oregon
27. San Diego Chargers: Nic Harris, FS, Oklahoma
28. Dallas Cowboys: Aaron Kelly, WR, Clemson
29. Indianapolis Colts: Darius Hill, TE, Ball State
30. Green Bay Packers: Arian Foster, RB, Tennessee
31. New England Patriots: Marlon Lucky, RB, Nebraska
32. New York Giants: Sean Lee, OLB, Penn State
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My 2009 Mock Draft
| 1 | Bears | Michael Crabtree | WR | Texas Tech |
| 2 | Ravens | Michael Oher | OT | Ole Miss |
| 3 | 49ers | Tyson Jackson | DE | LSU |
| 4 | Dolphins | Rey Maualuga | LB | USC |
| 5 | Falcons | Malcolm Jenkins | CB | Ohio State |
| 6 | Chiefs | Andre Smith | OT | Alabama |
| 7 | Jets | Chris Wells | RB | Ohio State |
| 8 | Titans | Michael Johnson | DE | Georgia Tech |
| 9 | Redskins | Fili Moala | DT | USC |
| 10 | Raiders | Al Woods | DT | LSU |
| 11 | Eagles (Car) | Taylor Mays | S | USC |
| 12 | Lions | Knowshon Moreno | RB | Georgia |
| 13 | Rams | Darrius Heyward-Bey | WR | Maryland |
| 14 | Bengals | George Selvie | DE | USF |
| 15 | Broncos | Jame Laurainitis | LB | Ohio State |
| 16 | Buccaneers | Brian Cushing | LB | USC |
| 17 | Bills | Victor Harris | CB | Virginia Tech |
| 18 | Jaguars | William Moore | S | Missouri |
| 19 | Vikings | Duke Robinson | OG | Oklahoma |
| 20 | Eagles | Eugene Monroe | OT | Virginia |
| 21 | Texans | Vontae Davis | CB | Illinois |
| 22 | Cardinals | Myron Rolle | S | Florida State |
| 23 | Giants | Greg Hardy | DE | Ole Miss |
| 24 | Seahawks | Phil Loadholt | OT | Oklahoma |
| 25 | Browns | Lesean McCoy | RB | Pittsburgh |
| 26 | Steelers | Herman Johnson | OG | LSU |
| 27 | Packers | Greg Middleton | DE | Indiana |
| 28 | Saints | Alex Mack | C | California |
| 29 | Patriots | Nic Harris | S | Virginia Tech |
| 30 | Chargers | Arian Foster | RB | Tennessee |
| 31 | Cowboys | Percy Harvin | WR | Florida |
| 32 | Colts | Jeff Owens | DT |
Georgia |
| 33 | Bears | Cullen Harper | QB | Clemson |
| 34 | Ravens | Jeremy Maclin | WR | Missouri |
| 35 | 49ers | Ciron Black | OT | LSU |
| 36 | Dolphins | Chase Coffman | TE | Missouri |
| 37 | Falcons | Sen'Derrick Marks | DT | Auburn |
| 38 | Chiefs | Curtis Painter | QB | Purdue |
| 39 | Jets | Brandon Spikes | LB | Florida |
| 40 | Titans | Oderick Turner | WR | Pittsburgh |
| 41 | Redskins | Kam Chancellor | S | Virginia Tech |
| 42 | Raiders | Alex Boone | OT | Ohio State |
| 43 | Panthers | Joe Burnett | CB | Central Florida |
| 44 | Lions | DeMarcus Granger | DT | Oklahoma |
| 45 | Rams | Max Unger | OT | Oregon |
| 46 | Buccaneers | Darry Beckwith | LB | LSU |
| 47 | Broncos | Demonte Bolden | DT | Tennessee |
| 48 | Bengals | Dace Richardson | OT | Iowa |
| 49 | Bills | Vince Oghobaase | DT | Duke |
| 50 | Jaguars | Mike Mickens | CB | Cincinatti |
| 51 | Vikings | Peria Jerry | DT | Ole Miss |
| 52 | Eagles | Anthony Parker | OG | Tennessee |
| 53 | Texans | Jaison Williams | WR | Oregon |
| 54 | Cardinals | Marlon Lucky | RB | Nebraska |
| 55 | Giants | Gerald McRath | LB | Southern Miss |
| 56 | Seahawks | Jeremy Perry | OG | Oregon |
| 57 | Browns | Demetrius Byrd | WR | LSU |
| 58 | Steelers | Travard Lindley | CB | Kentucky |
| 59 | Packers | James Davis | RB | Clemson |
| 60 | Saints | Cornelius Ingram | TE | Florida |
| 61 | Patriots | Maurice Evans | DE/LB | Penn State |
| 62 | Patriots (SD) | Vidal Hazleton | WR | USC |
| 63 | Cowboys | Derek Pegues | S | Mississippi State |
| 64 | Colts | Brian Robiskie | WR | Ohio State |
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An idea
Why dont we try to get all of the site coordinators from each team write a brief writeup about each teams hopes and outlooks on this years draft. I see that to many people are complaining that some people are commenting about their team when in reality they may or may not know as much about a certain team as those who are fans of a certain team. Because honestly i know alot more about the steelers than i do about any other team. Thus it would not be fair for me to make rational comments on other teams. Just a thought.
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2008 NFL Post-Draft Yin and Yang: AFC and NFC South
We chug along with the 2008 Post Draft Yin and Yang. The AFC and NFC South teams are in the spotlight today. Did teams like the Texans or Falcons do enough to get better in their divisions? Did the Colts and Bucs do enough to remain on top? Cue the chanting:
Ommmmmmmmmmmm...
AFC South
Yin:
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Go ahead and say it. The Colts blogger gives his favorite team props. Oh, who didn't see that coming. I'm sure some of you think that, but if you take the tin foil hat off for a sec you'll notice that many people thought the Colts did well with this draft. OG Mike Pollak, OC Steve Justice, and OL Jamey Richard give them excellent depth on the o-line. DE Marcus Howard will spell Freeney and Mathis as a pass rusher, and RB Mike Hart will help spell Joseph Addai. Colts addressed all their off-season needs in one draft. Solid, all around.
Yang:
The Titans reached big time for RB Chris Johnson in the 1st round despite having significant holes in their secondary and at DE. Jason Jones helps but he is not enough to stem the loses of both Antwan Odom and Travis LaBoy to free agency. They didn't draft a DB until round 7 despite having horrid safeties and an aging Nick Harper.

Yin:
Criticize the move t trade up and get DE Derrick Harvey at #8 all you want, but you're wrong if you do. Many rated Harvey higher than DE Vernon Gholston. It was not likely Harvey was going to make it out of the top 10. Jacksonville targeted the guy they wanted and they got him, addressing the one weakness that has plagued the Jags defense for years: Lack of pass rush. DE Quentin Groves adds more pass rushing depth to the line. CB Trae Williams was also a good pick-up.
Yang:
The Texans had one of the worst drafts of 2008. Houston traded down in the first round, presumably thinking players like Sam Baker or Jeff Otah might be there. They weren't, and with no second round pick the Texans had to reach for OT Duane Brown, a guy who is a converted TE. Brown was also the only o-lineman Houston took even though their line has been horrible since their very creation as a franchise. Steve Slaton is a situational RB and not the full-time, carry the load RB the Texans sorely need.
Ommmmmmmmmmmm...
NFC South
Yin:
they couldn't get the guy they wanted, DT Glenn Dorsey, but the did get a pretty damn good one in DT Sedrick Ellis. The interior of the d-line for the Saints was putrid in 2007, and management made it their mission to correct that problem. Taking Ellis, and then later drafting DT DeMario Pressley, should correct that issue. I'm not big on CB Tracy Porter because of his questionable character, but his talent is undeniable.
Yang:
The Bucs need playmakers on offense. Jeff Garcia is old, their WRs stink, and they have no legit receiving TE threat. Yet, despite these needs they take a CB, Aqib Talib, with their first round pick, passing on big potential play players like RB Rashard Mendenhall, TE Dustin Keller, or WR Limas Sweed. In the late 2nd round, they take WR Dexter Jackson who hadn't caught many passes in college, especially in comparison to players like Sweed. Jackson also drops a lot of balls, which is not good for Jon Gruden's West Coast-style offense.

Yin:
Taking QB Matt Ryan at #3 overall was smart. Ryan has all the tools, and it sends a clear signal to fans that the Michael Vick days are over. Ryan is now the face of the franchise. Getting WR Harry Douglas in round 3 is also a solid pick-up. They reached a bit taking OT Sam Baker late in round 1, but Atlanta is setting up a solid foundation for the future.
Yang:
Carlina's d-line, LBs, secondary, and QB position all needed addressing, in particular QB. Jake Delhomme simply can't stay healthy, but the Panthers opted to go with a RB who also has injury concerns: Jonathan Stewart. Stewart was a reach at #13 overall, and players like OT Chris Williams or OG Branden Albert were better prospects even though they didn't fill needs. Carolina had to trade back into the 1st round again to get Jeff Otah, a move they wouldn't have needed to make had they just taken Williams and not reached for Stewart. LB Dan Connor in round 3 was a nice pick-up, and several of their day two selections were quite good. But, they did not do well on the first day, and Jake Delhomme is not going to take them back to the Super Bowl.
Next up: We wrap it all up with the NFC and AFC West teams!
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Carl Nicks - Slowness because of former Nebraska Strength coach?
There were some comments on the New Era profile about offensive tackle Carl Nicks from Nebraska with regards to his lack of speed.
Nebraska's former strength coach had a lot to do with that and I have to believe that Nicks will improve that problem in the NFL. If that and his character issues (which weren't an issue at Nebraska ) are the only problems, someone is going to get one helluva deal on the guy.
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Draft Talk Tonight!
I will be on the radio tonight at 8pm EST with former New Era Scouting writer Chris Harring. We'll talk mostly about the AFC East, but will discuss various topics about the 2008 NFL Draft. We may even do a mock draft, who knows.
You can listen live at WRSU.org!
If any other SBNation bloggers have shows this week, please let us know so we can promote you and your site.
Good luck to everyone.
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Jake Long will go #1 overall to the Dolphins
The Miami Dolphins have agreed to a contract with Michigan offensive tackle Jake Long and will sign him to a contract with $30 million guaranteed, multiple media outlets are reporting.Everyone re-arrange your mocks.Adam Schefter of NFL Network reports that the contract is a five-year deal worth $57 million, which is less total and less guaranteed money than JaMarcus Russell got as the first pick of the Raiders last year, although Russell signed a six-year contract, meaning Long can become a free agent a year earlier.
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Welcome to the new Mocking The Draft and SB Nation
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Thanks for sucking... Malcolm Kelly
Malcolm Kelly ran a 4.7 in the 40 yard dash todayday at the Oklahoma Pro Day, pissing off his agent and causing said agent to be removed from the workout. Kelly was upset because the run was moved from Astroturf to Fieldturf.
Anyone think this is OU paying him back for leaving early? If that's not enough, Kelly will meet with Cincinnati and Washington this week.
The Bills were not impressed. Sorry, Brian.
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