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    • 1. Detroit -
    Mark Sanchez, QB, USC

    2. St. Louis - Michael Oher, OT, Ole Miss

    3. Kansas City - Andre Smith, OT, Alabama

    4. Seattle - Michael Crabtree, WR, Texas Tech

    5. Cleveland - Aaron Curry, LB, Wake Forest

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    6. Cincinatti - Everette Brown, DE, Florida State

    7. Oakland - Eugene Monroe, OT, Virginia

    8. Jacksonville - Malcolm Jenkins, CB, OSU

    9. Green Bay - Brian Orakpo, DE, Texas

    10. San Francisco - Matthew Stafford, QB, Georgia

    11. Buffalo - Jeremy Maclin, WR, Missouri

    12. Denver - B.J. Raji, NT, Boston College

    13. Washington - Jason Smith, OT, Baylor

    14. New Orleans - Rey Maualuga, LB, USC

    15. Houston - Vontae Davis, CB, Illinois

    16. San Diego - Knowshon Moreno, RB, Georgia

    17. NY Jets - Percy Harvin, WR, Florida

    18. Chicago - Michael Johnson, DE, Georgia Tech

    19. Tampa - Chris Wells, RB, OSU

    20. Detroit - James Laurinaitis, LB, OSU

    21. Philadelphia - Brandon Pettigrew, TE, Oklahoma St.

    22. Minnesota - D.J. Moore, CB, Vanderbilt

    23. New England - Sean Smith, CB-S, Utah

    24. Atlanta - Peria Jerry, DT, Ole Miss

    25. Miami - Clint Sintim, LB, Virginia

    26. Baltimore - Aaron Maubin, DE, Penn State

    27. Indianapolis - Tyson Jackson, DE, LSU

    28. Philadelphia - Phil Loadholt, OT, Oklahoma

    29. NY Giants - Brian Cushing, LB, USC

    30. Tennessee - Hakeem Nicks, WR, UNC

    31. Arizona - LeSean McCoy, RB, Pitt

    32. Pittsburgh - Max Unger, OL, Oregon

    Mock w/ comments can be found here.

  • If Stafford, Sanchez or Crabtree are still available when we pick, it could be our best opportunity to trade down. San Fran could get cold feet waiting at #10 for QB to drop to them. Minn and Tampa Bay may look to move up in front of them.

    This could be a good year to trade down to recoup other picks.

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  • Rumor is the Seahawks are interested in signing T.J. Houshmandzadeh. If they do, you can scratch Michael Crabtree off their list.

    But that's okay, given that he may not be available at 4. According to one NFC scout, there are people within the Rams' front office pushing for them to take Crabtree at 2.

    If Torry Holt is released this offseason, drafting Crabtree would make a lot of sense.

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  • Y YtownBrownsBacker

    If Stafford, Sanchez or Crabtree are still available when we pick, it could be our best opportunity to trade down. San Fran could get cold feet waiting at #10 for QB to drop to them. Minn and Tampa Bay may look to move up in front of them.

    This could be a good year to trade down to recoup other picks.

    @ytownbrownsbacker said:

    If Stafford, Sanchez or Crabtree are still available when we pick, it could be our best opportunity to trade down. San Fran could get cold feet waiting at #10 for QB to drop to them. Minn and Tampa Bay may look to move up in front of them.

    This could be a good year to trade down to recoup other picks.

    I agree. One of the qbs could be a target, one of the OTs could be a target for some team needing one of those.....all but Smith are likely to be on the board.

    If everybody had like minds, we would never learn.

  • Yeah, a lot of it depends on how highly teams rate Sanchez. You have Steuber putting him at #1, but others have him falling to the Jets at 17.

    Not sure he'll offer trade-down value for us.

  • Here is the top 5 from GBN....a little different from some of the others.

    1 Detroit

    *Andre Smith OT Alabama

    2 St. Louis *Michael Crabtree WR Texas Tech

    3 Kansas City *Matthew Stafford QB

    Georgia

    4 Seattle

    Eugene Monroe

    OT Virginia

    5 Cleveland

    Brian Orakpo DE

    Texas

    If everybody had like minds, we would never learn.
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    Rumor is the Seahawks are interested in signing T.J. Houshmandzadeh. If they do, you can scratch Michael Crabtree off their list.

    But that's okay, given that he may not be available at 4. According to one NFC scout, there are people within the Rams' front office pushing for them to take Crabtree at 2.

    If Torry Holt is released this offseason, drafting Crabtree would make a lot of sense.

    Aloysius said:

    Rumor is the Seahawks are interested in signing T.J. Houshmandzadeh. If they do, you can scratch Michael Crabtree off their list.

    But that's okay, given that he may not be available at 4. According to one NFC scout, there are people within the Rams' front office pushing for them to take Crabtree at 2.

    If Torry Holt is released this offseason, drafting Crabtree would make a lot of sense.

    Not really, since they just signed Donnie Avery last year.

  • Good point. But I guess the question is whether Avery's a true #1 receiver. Besides, they don't really have anyone at WR other than Avery.

    I'm sure Spagnuolo would like a pass-rusher, but there isn't one worthy of the second pick. OT is a big need, but they may wait until Round Two & hope to get another year out of Orlando Pace at LT.

  • I think the Bengals could end up going OT. And if they want to bolster their pass rush, they may be better off going with Raji & hoping that bolsters their rush by allowing Pat Sims to be a situational interior rusher (he had 12 sacks his junior season at Auburn) and freeing up '08 big money FA Antwan Odom to rush off the edge.

    Everette Brown very well could be an elite rusher, but I have a hard time seeing him convert to 3-4 OLB. Maybe position drills at the Combine will convince me otherwise.

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  • I am of the belief Mora drafts a QB for seattle this year....Just a gut feeling that's been nagging me for months....Hasselbadback is getting Old and wallace/frye aren't the answer....they need someone the Groom....which also helps us huge in the draft

  • @shepwrite said:

    I've heard he dropped into zone coverage well...

    Good point. My concern is more about his read & react skills. I've seen him get out of position and lose contain while playing DE. His style seems to be get in the backfield/get after the passer; I'm not sure that translates well to converting to 3-4 OLB.

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    I think the Bengals could end up going OT. And if they want to bolster their pass rush, they may be better off going with Raji & hoping that bolsters their rush by allowing Pat Sims to be a situational interior rusher (he had 12 sacks his junior season at Auburn) and freeing up '08 big money FA Antwan Odom to rush off the edge.

    Everette Brown very well could be an elite rusher, but I have a hard time seeing him convert to 3-4 OLB. Maybe position drills at the Combine will convince me otherwise.

    Aloysius said:

    I think the Bengals could end up going OT. And if they want to bolster their pass rush, they may be better off going with Raji & hoping that bolsters their rush by allowing Pat Sims to be a situational interior rusher (he had 12 sacks his junior season at Auburn) and freeing up '08 big money FA Antwan Odom to rush off the edge.

    Everette Brown very well could be an elite rusher, but I have a hard time seeing him convert to 3-4 OLB. Maybe position drills at the Combine will convince me otherwise.

    How the Bengals don't draft a LT is beyond me....Palmer will be a dead man if they do not!

  • The Bengals were impressed with the play of rookie OT Anthony Collins. In his first NFL start, he held James Harrison sack-less.

    But with Stacy Andrews hurt & possibly leaving via FA, they may be better off moving Collins to the right side and drafting a stud LT.

    OG-OT Andrew Whitworth joined the Bengals' coaching staff last week at the Senior Bowl. I wouldn't be surprised if he was hanging out with Michael Oher in the evenings.

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