The SportsAgentBlog.com 2010 NFL Mock Draft 

Posted on Nov 23 in College Football Players, Everything Else, NFL Players, NFL Teams, Sports Agent Blog Headlineby Dominic PerilliPrintText Resizer Text Resizer Share

Last updated: April 16, 2010

ROUND ONE

1. St. Louis Rams – Sam Bradford – QB – Oklahoma (CAA)

2. Detroit Lions – Nndamukong Suh – DT – Nebraska (Maximum Sports)

3. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Gerald McCoy – DT – Oklahoma (CAA/Kelli Masters)

4. Washington Redskins – Russell Okung – OT – Oklahoma State (All-Pro Sports)

5. Kansas City Chiefs – Trent Williams – OT – Oklahoma  (Maximum Sports)

6. Seattle Seahawks – CJ Spiller – RB – Clemson (Pro Tect Mgmt)

7. Cleveland Browns – Eric Berry – S – Tennessee (Allegiant Athletic Agency)

8. Oakland Raiders – Bryan Bulaga – OT – Iowa  (CAA)

9. Buffalo Bills – Anthony Davis – OT – Rutgers (320 Sports)

10. Jacksonville Jaguars – Rolando McClain – LB – Alabama (ProFiles)

11. Denver Broncos (from Chicago) – Dez Bryant – WR – Oklahoma State (Maximum Sports)

12. Miami Dolphins – Dan Williams – DT – Tennessee (FAAM)

13. San Francisco 49ers – Joe Haden – CB – Florida (DSI Sports)

14. Seattle (from Denver) – Bruce Campbell – OT – Maryland (Rosenhaus Sports)

15. New York Giants – Derrick Morgan – DE – Georgia Tech (CAA)

16. Tennessee Titans – Jason Pierre-Paul – DE – South Florida (Rosenhaus Sports)

17. San Francisco (from Carolina) – Mike Iupati – OG – Idaho (Rep 1 Sports)

18. Pittsburgh Steelers – Earl Thomas – S – Texas (Athletes First)

19. Atlanta Falcons – Sean Weatherspoon – LB – Missouri (Athletes First)

20. Houston Texans – Ryan Mathews – RB – Fresno State (Sun West Sports)

21. Cincinnati Bengals – Jermaine Gresham – TE – Oklahoma (CAA)

22. New England Patriots – Brandon Graham – DE/OLB – Michigan (BEST)

23. Green Bay Packers – Charles Brown – OT – USC (Premier Sports)

24. Philadelphia Eagles – Kyle Wilson – CB – Boise State (BEST)

25. Baltimore Ravens – Jared Odrick – DT – Penn State (All-Pro Sports)

26. Arizona Cardinals – Kareem Jackson – CB – Alabama (Impact Sports)

27. Dallas Cowboys – Vladimir Ducasse – OT – Umass (JL Sports)

28. San Diego Chargers – Devin McCourty – CB – Rutgers (PlayersRep)

29. New York Jets – Terrence Cody – DT – Alabama (Corporate Athletic Mgmt)

30. Minnesota Vikings – Maurkice Pouncey – C – Florida (BEST)

31. Indianapolis Colts – Brian Price – DT – UCLA (4th and 9 Sports)

32. New Orleans Saints – Sergio Kindle – LB – Texas (BEST)

ROUND TWO

33. St. Louis Rams – Demaryius Thomas – WR – Georgia Tech (FAAM)

34. Detroit Lions – Dominique Franks – CB – Oklahoma (Octagon)

35. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Golden Tate – WR – Notre Dame (Eastern Athletic Svcs)

36. Kansas City Chiefs – Rob Gronkowski – TE – Arizona (Rosenhaus Sports)

37. Philadelphia Eagles (from Washington) – Taylor Mays – S – USC (Pro Tect Mgmt)

38. Cleveland Browns – Colt McCoy – QB – Texas (Athletes First)

39. Oakland Raiders – Nate Allen – S – South Florida (FAAM)

40. San Diego (from Seattle) – Jonathan Dwyer – RB – Georgia Tech (Dow, Lohnes LLC)

41. Buffalo Bills – Jimmy Clausen – QB – Notre Dame (Pro Tect Mgmt)

42. Tampa Bay (from Chicago) – Brandon LaFell – WR – LSU (E. Overstreet Sports)

43. Denver Broncos (from Miami) – Reshad Jones – S – Georgia (BEST)

44. New England Patriots (from Jax) – Rodger Saffold – OT – Indiana (SportStars)

45. Denver Broncos – Jerry Hughes – LB – TCU (CAA)

46. New York Giants – Morgan Burnett – FS – Georgia Tech (Universal Sports)

47. New England Patriots (from Tenn) – Jimmy Graham – TE – Miami (Athletic Resource Mgmt)

48. Carolina Panthers – Arrelious Benn – WR – Illinois (Pro Tect Mgmt)

49. San Francisco 49ers – Everson Griffen – DE – USC (Pro Tect Mgmt)

50. Kansas City Chiefs (from Atlanta) – Carlos Dunlap – DE – Florida (FAAM)

51. Houston Texans – Major Wright – S – Florida (Impact Sports)

52. Pittsburgh Steelers – Jared Veldheer – OT – Hillsdale (Priority Sports)

53. New England Patriots – Jahvid Best – RB – California (Impact Sports)

54. Cincinnati Bengals – Patrick Robinson – CB – Florida State (Universal Sports)

55. Philadelphia Eagles – Tyson Alualu – DT – California (Priority Sports)

56. Green Bay Packers – Ben Tate – RB – Auburn (All Pro Sports)

57. Baltimore Ravens – Jon Asamoah – OG – Illinois (Lock, Metz, Mallinovic)

58. Arizona Cardinals – Tim Tebow – QB – Florida (Athletic Resource Mgmt)

59. Dallas Cowboys – Amari Spievey – CB – Iowa (PlayersRep)

60. Seattle (from San Diego) – Carlton Mitchell – WR – South Florida (Domann & Pittman)

61. New York Jets – Darrell Stuckey – S – Kansas (DeBartolo Sports)

62. Minnesota Vikings – Tony Pike – QB – Cincinnati (Rep 1 Sports)

63. Indianapolis Colts – Matt Tennant – C – Boston College (Athletes First)

64. New Orleans Saints – T.J. Ward – S – Oregon (Synergy Sports)

ROUND THREE

65. St. Louis Rams – Lamarr Houston – DT – Texas (Willis & Woy Sports Grp)

66. Detroit Lions – John Jerry – OT – Mississippi (BC Sports)

67. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Chad Jones – S – LSU (Alliance Mgmt)

68. Kansas City Chiefs – Damian Williams – WR – USC (Athletes First)

69. Oakland Raiders – Matt Nichols – QB – Eastern Washington (N/A)

70. Philadelphia Eagles (from Seattle) – Zane Beadles – OG – Utah (Rep 1 Sports)

71. Cleveland Browns – Eric Decker – WR – Minnesota (FAAM)

72. Buffalo Bills – Marty Gilyard – WR – Cincinnati (PlayersRep)

73. Miami Dolphins – Dennis Pitta – TE – BYU (Athletes First)

74. Jacksonville Jaguars – Chris Cook – CB – Virginia (Enter-Sports)

75. Chicago Bears – Selvish Capers – OT – West Virginia (PlayersRep)

76. New York Giants – Mike Johnson – OG – Alabama (ProFiles)

77. Tennessee Titans – Javier Arenas – CB – Alabama (All-Pro Sports)

78. Carolina Panthers – Corey Wootton – DE – Northwestern (Priority Sports)

79. San Francisco 49ers – Mitch Petrus – OG – Arkansas (SportStars)

80. Denver Broncos – Aaron Hernandez – TE – Florida (Athletes First)

81. Houston Texans – Tony Washington – OT – Abilene Christian (Select Sports Group)

82. Pittsburgh Steelers – Joe McKnight – RB – USC (Maximum Sports)

83. Atlanta Falcons – Akwasi Owusu-Ansah – CB – Indiana (PA) (PlayersRep)

84. Cincinnati Bengals – Montario Hardesty – RB – Tennessee  (Impact Sports)

85. Cleveland Browns (from New England) – Cam Thomas – DT – North Carolina (Enter-Sports)

86. Green Bay Packers – Myron Rolle – S – Florida State (Steinberg Sports)

87. Philadelphia Eagles – Novorro Bowman – LB – Penn State (Rosenhaus Sports)

88. Arizona Cardinals (from Baltimore) – Kyle Calloway – OT – Iowa (SportStars)

89. Arizona Cardinals – Jordan Shipley – WR – Texas (ProFiles)

90. Dallas Cowboys – Larry Asante – S – Nebraska (Select Sports Group)

91. San Diego Chargers – Alex Carrington – DE – Arkansas State (Maximum Sports)

92. Cleveland Browns (from NYJ) – Syd’Quan Thompson – CB – California (Octagon)

93. Minnesota Vikings – Trevard Lindley – CB – Kansas (GAME)

94. Indianapolis Colts – Donovan Warren – CB – Michigan (Rosenhaus Sports)

95. New Orleans Saints – D’Anthony Smith – DT – Louisiana Tech (BC Sports)

96. Cincinnati Bengals – Dezmon Briscoe – WR – Kansas (Premier Sports)

97. Tennessee Titans – Shawn Lauvao – OG – Arizona State (Athletes First)

98. Atlanta Falcons – Dexter McCluster – RB – Mississippi (SportStars)

ROUND FOUR

99. St. Louis Rams – Sam Young – OT – Notre Dame (Rosenhaus Sports)

100. Detroit Lions – Toby Gerhart – RB – Stanford (Athletes First)

101. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Sergio Render – OG – Virginia Tech (N/A)

102. Kansas City Chiefs – Barry Church – S – Toledo (Rep 1 Sports)

103. Washington Redskins – Taylor Price – WR – Ohio (BTI Sports)

104. Seattle Seahawks – Arthur Jones – DT – Syracuse (Lock, Metz, Mallinovic)

105. Philadelphia Eagles (from Cle) – Sean Lee – LB – Penn State  (Priority Sports)

106. Oakland Raiders – Brandon Lang – DE – Troy (Enter-Sports)

107. Buffalo Bills – Dorin Dickerson – TE – Pittsburgh (PlayersRep)

108. Jacksonville Jaguars – Anthony McCoy – TE – USC (Priority Sports)

109. Chicago Bears – Perrish Cox – CB – Oklahoma State  (Willis & Woy Sports Group)

110. Miami Dolphins – Harry Coleman – S – LSU (Perennial Sports)

111. Tennessee Titans – Kurt Coleman – S – Ohio State (The Institute for Players)

112. Carolina Panthers – Adam Ulatoski – OT – Texas (Lock, Metz, Malinovic)

113. San Francisco 49ers – Dan LeFevour – QB – Central Michigan (ProFiles)

114. Denver Broncos – Ed Dickson – TE – Oregon (The NOVO Agency)

115. New York Giants – Brandon Spikes – LB – Florida (Watson Sports Agency)

116. Pittsburgh Steelers – Al Woods – DT – LSU (Elias Sports)

117. Atlanta Falcons – Jason Fox – OT – Miami (Rosenhaus Sports)

118. Houston Texans – Linval Joseph – DT – East Carolina (ProFiles)

119. New England Patriots – Kendrick Lewis – S – Mississippi (BC Sports)

120. Cincinnati Bengals – J.D. Walton – C – Baylor (ProFiles)

121. Philadelphia Eagles – Brandon Ghee – CB – Wake Forest (Octagon)

122. Green Bay Packers – Gene Atkins – DT – Georgia (ProFiles)

123. Arizona Cardinals (from BAL) – Andre Roberts – WR – The Citadel (XAM Sports)

124. New York Jets (from ARI) – Riley Cooper – WR – Florida (BEST)

125. Dallas Cowboys – Jacoby Ford – WR – Clemson (FAAM)

126. San Diego Chargers – Danario Alexander – WR – Missouri (Select Sports Group)

127. Seattle Seahawks (from PHI) – John Skelton – QB – Fordham (Schwartz & Feinsod)

128. Minnesota Vikings – Rennie Curran – LB – Georgia (Priority Sports)

129. Indianapolis Colts – Justin Woodall – S – Alabama (Corporate Athletic Mgmt)

130. New Orleans Saints – Ciron Black – OT – LSU (Athletic Resource Management)

131. Cincinnati Bengals – Kam Chancellor – S – Virginia Tech (Business Arena)

For some more mocks, check out DC Pro Sports Report, hailRedskins.com Mock Draft Database, & NFL Draft Dog

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109 Comments

  • NE Pats says:
    March 5, 2010 at 10:46 am

    This is a HORRIBLE mock for the Patriots, you have them taking a WR, RB, S, & CB with their 1st & 2nd round picks. Last yr they took Chung (S) and Butler (CB) in the 2nd round, they need pass rushing help first and foremost. Belichick is really high on those 2 guys and Edleman (WR) & Brandon Tate (WR) who is coming off an injury was a 1st round talent before he got hurt.. I don’t care who you put in the secondary, if you dont have a quality pass rush the receivers will have time to get open! Belichick will rebuild his lines this yr with those picks.. Look for him to pick guys like Graham, Kindle, Carrington, Pouncey, Ducasse, Saffold… If he does take a skill position he’ll go for someone like Dexter McCluster who can line up as a WR or RB

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    • Dominic Perilli says:
      March 5, 2010 at 12:59 pm

      Did the Pats have a reliable run game this year? No. Did the Pats’ receivers light up the board like usual? No. Face it, Welker has a problem with his ACL and Moss’ future is up in the air. Brady needs targets ASAP and if he can’t get them, the Patriots need a running back to lighten the load on him.

      I agree with the D-line issue but I was hoping the Pats would secure a DE in free agency.

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    • Bill says:
      March 5, 2010 at 9:36 pm

      Love your Steelers picks, but if he were there in the second, Pittsburgh would go for Cody or Cam Thomas.

      Having drafted “Iuptai at #18 (which is becomign a “mock” growing consensus),” they need more help at DL than they do at RB.

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  • Dominic Perilli says:
    March 5, 2010 at 12:54 pm

    John Sendu – Haha John, if you think I’m getting upset you’re absolutely wrong! :) … All I’m going to say is that you’re basing your whole opinion of Jackson and McCourty on the combine. If you happen to read any NFL news or talk to any NFL people, you will know that teams don’t weigh the combine highly and an lasting impression will not be made because a player can run a fast 40.

    This mock draft is just my opinion. If you don’t like my opinion, you’re certainly able to disagree.

    Oh and one other thing, lighten up a little bit on yourself….you’re trying to hard.

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  • JohnnyB says:
    March 19, 2010 at 10:32 am

    Looking at the Saints’ picks, this draft SUCKS!!!! The Saints are NOT drafting Chad Jones when someone like Jared Odrick is available at a position of NEED. The Saints don’t NEED a safety. I seriously doubt they go TE in the second if Jerry Hughes is available, like you have. Saints will draft defense at first and at positions of need. And please don’t respond about anything with “Sharper is getting old and the Saints might lose him.” We have his replacement probably on the roster already: Either Malcolm Jenkins or Chip Vaughn. Chad Jones is a slow-poke who won’t go in the 1st round.

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  • Buck says:
    March 20, 2010 at 5:58 am

    The Chargers pick at 40 in the 2nd, not 38. At least get the order correct, mmmkay??

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  • Samir Sampat says:
    March 21, 2010 at 3:18 pm

    Where is Damian Williams?! He is one of the top WRs in this draft! Who represents him as well?

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  • Ryan Ballard says:
    March 21, 2010 at 3:24 pm

    Morgan Burnett went to Georgia Tech not Michigan.

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  • ray strubing says:
    March 21, 2010 at 4:20 pm

    this is the worst bills mock i have seen all year. yes the bills lost richie incognito, but he was only brought in to fill in for the hurt eric wood, the origanal starting guard. the bills three main needs are dt, ot, and qb. expect the bills to most likely take the best tackle avable in the first round and the best dt avalable in the second round. after that it wouldnt surprise me to see them trade back into the second round to take a qb.

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  • tulsajim says:
    March 23, 2010 at 12:11 pm

    Terrible mock for browns. gave us a de thats to small for a 3-4 and can’t stand as olb. only have 2 starters in dbackfield, need s and cbs. Not te’s and wr’s. the wr theylooking for is pure speed to streach the field. plus looking for right side of o line. signed te watson in free agency

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  • Boone says:
    April 2, 2010 at 12:54 am

    I agree with Eric Berry bein a top 10 pick. But Earl Thomas also? Are you drunk? He isn’t even a top 20 prospect. And yes we all agree that Suh is the best player available, but its obvious the Rams are takin a QB with their pick so why dont you base your picks on facts and not how you feel. Their not takin Colt in the 2nd round, jesus man. Please remove your head from your rear end and please give us another mock draft that actually makes sense.

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    • Dominic Perilli says:
      April 7, 2010 at 6:23 pm

      You may be a tad drunk because if you knew anything about Earl Thomas, you would know that he is regarded as the second best safety prospect behind Eric Berry. His ball instincts are far superior than those of Taylor Mays.

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  • Aisha says:
    April 9, 2010 at 9:58 pm

    Hey Dominic, where did you go to find out what agency represents the players or how did you find it? Thanks a lot for posting this up, I really enjoy the Mock drafts, and the Let make a deal columm. And as for the person before me, EARL THOMAS IS LEGIT, YOU DONT KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT EVALUATING A PLAYERS TALENT IF YOU THINK HES NOT A GOOD SAFETY! CHEERS!

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  • Aisha says:
    April 9, 2010 at 10:08 pm

    Also dominic what do you think of UCLA linebacker Reggie Carter, and Virgina OL Ed Wang? Furthermore, I disagree with you in projecting jimmy clausen going in the second round to the Bills, though i dont think he”s top ten talent, i dont see him falling out of the first round, i think Seattle would take him 14th overall if he falls out of the top ten.

    Keep up the good work, this is awesome.

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    • Dominic Perilli says:
      April 10, 2010 at 10:11 am

      I haven’t really looked at Carter or Wang so I’m not sure. Clausen could go anywhere. The Seahawks have other problems to address in the first round and the management in Seattle seem to be on the Matt Hasselbeck train. They will take a quarterback but I don’t think it’s in the first round.

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  • Frank says:
    April 17, 2010 at 5:51 pm

    Love the Haden pick…and Iupati. However, I don’t believe Singletary views him as his RT, although it’s possible. I see Petrus in the 3rd…but, one way or another, Coach will get his OT. I like the Griffen pick…they need upgrades at both LDE and OLB, he should be able to provide that. I don’t get the LeFevour pick, though. Coach has three QB’s, and wouldn’t want to open the season with Nate Davis and a rookie backing up Alex Smith. That’s why they signed David Carr, so they’d have some experience behind Alex.

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  • Justin Herzig says:
    April 18, 2010 at 6:42 am

    Keep an eye on Brandon Ghee. He has been invited to the Green Room even though he has been projected as a 3rd-4th rounder. Some sources are saying he could go as high as the first round although look for either the Texans or Steelers to grab him at the 51st or 52nd spot.

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  • John Sendu says:
    April 26, 2010 at 4:10 pm

    Dominic,

    Glad to see that you came around, just before the draft, and put Kareem Jackson and Devin McCourty in the 1st round of your Mock-Mock Draft. After having them both in the 4th round less than a month ago, and then being called out on it by me, you finally realized that they were A LOT better than you had originally thought.

    Glad you came around before having to retire from the Mock-mock draft business, hahahaha.

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