Last updated: March 19, 2010

First Round

1. St. Louis Rams – Ndamukong Suh – DT – Nebraska (Maximum Sports)

The Rams need a boost somewhere on the field this season. Ndamukong Suh is possibly one of the best defensive line prospects to enter the draft since Warren Sapp. He penetrates the backfield and gets a boatload of TFLs. He will be a solid fit in St. Louis.

2. Detroit Lions – Gerald McCoy – DT – Oklahoma (CAA/Kelli Masters Mgmt)

McCoy’s stock seemed to drop a bit after the combine but I think he is still a playmaker and worthy of the number 2 spot.

3. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Eric Berry – S – Tennessee (Allegiant Atheletic Agency)

The Bucs have an up-and-coming defense and can really use a showstopper like Eric Berry. Berry is an extremely instinctive player and is really physical. Sabby Piscitelli just isn’t cutting it for TB. Berry is a solid pick at 3 overall.

4. Washington Redskins – Sam Bradford – QB – Oklahoma (CAA)

Believe it or not, Jason Campbell is done in Washington. He is very inconsistent and failed to spark the ‘Skins. The Redskins are going to have to pick the best quarterback in the draft. And in their mind, Bradford is him.

5. Kansas City Chiefs – Russell Okung – OT – Oklahoma State (All-Pro Sports)

The Chiefs just can’t afford to pass up on Okung at this spot. He has held the number one OT spot for a while and it’s for a reason.

6. Seattle Seahawks – Bryan Bulaga – OT – Iowa (CAA)

With Walter Jones pretty much done in Seattle, Bulaga will come in to be a solid pass protector.

7. Cleveland Browns – Derrick Morgan – DE – Georgia Tech (Universal Sports)

The move of Wimbley to Oakland has this choice making more and more sense. Derrick Morgan is an extremely effective pass-rusher who will solidify the Browns’ defensive front.

8. Oakland Raiders – Anthony Davis – OT – Rutgers (320 Sports)

With Derrick Morgan going to the Browns at 7, the Raiders have to go with their next best option which is Anthony Davis. Davis will give the Raiders the anchor that they need on the offensive line to put their quarterback in a position to be successful.

9. Buffalo Bills – Mike Iupati – OG – Idaho (Rep 1 Sports)

With Richie Incognito gone, the Bills have a void at guard (even though Incog was there for a short term). Mike Iupati is an effective run blocker and pass protector.

10. Jacksonville Jaguars – Earl Thomas – S – Texas (Athletes First)

Jacksonville needs an instinctive player in the secondary and Earl Thomas is just that. He has a huge range and has coveted eyes for the football.

11. Denver Broncos (from Chicago) – Rolano McClain – LB – Alabama (ProFiles)

Rolando McClain is a beast of a linebacker. He will work well with the Broncos in an already talented linebacking corps. Very vocal team leader who will fire up the defense. It makes me shiver thinking of McClain and Dawkins on the same D.

12. Miami Dolphins – Dez Bryant – WR – Oklahoma State (Maximum Sports)

Chad Henne needs a nice big target to throw to. Dez Bryant is a beastly specimen of a wide receiver and will do a great job in Miami.

13. San Francisco 49ers – Trent Williams – OT – Oklahoma (Maximum Sports)

The 49ers need all the help they can get on the offensive line and Trent Williams is next on my offensive tackle rankings.

14. Seattle Seahawks (from Denver) – C.J. Spiller – RB – Clemson (Pro Tect Mgmt)

The Seahawks need an every down running back since the black hole of turf swallowed Shaun Alexander a few years back. Spiller is an animal and could’ve started in the NFL in his senior year.

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

Brandon Spikes has been criticized for his lateral speed but Antonio Pierce really didn’t have any either. Spikes is tough and physical; great fit for the Gmen.

16. Tennessee Titans – Joe Haden – CB – Florida (DSI Sports)

Joe Haden silenced his critics at his Pro Day when he ran a sub-4.5 40-yard dash. Haden has excellent mechanics and is a great cover corner.

17. San Francisco 49ers (from Carolina) – Jason Pierre-Paul – DE – USF (Rosenhaus Sports)

Pierre-Paul is a freak of nature and is high on every team’s draft board. I’m convinced he can dominate as either a DE or 3-4 OLB.

18. Pittsburgh Steelers – Bruce Campbell – OT – Maryland (Rosenhaus Sports)

Bruce Campbell is a monster of an offensive tackle and he is diesel and quick. The Steelers will be very happy if they take Campbell.

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

Sean Weatherspoon, in my mind, is the best outside linebacker in the draft and the Falcons can’t afford to miss out on this opportunity.

20. Houston Texans – Jahvid Best – RB – California (Impact Sports)

The Texans have been having some problems running the football as of late. Steve Slaton, in my opinion, still should be the every-down back in Houston. However, he needs someone to come in and relieve the pressure once and a while.

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

Since signing Matt Jones, it looks as though the Bengals have secured a solid number 2 wideout. Tight end is the one position that Cincy really struggles with. Gresham is a very good TE and will prove to be an important part of the Bengals offense.

22. New England Patriots – Golden Tate – WR – Notre Dame (FAAM)

New England failed to give Tom Brady enough reliable targets this past season. Golden Tate is very instinctive and plays the position well. Look for him to flourish in NE.

23. Green Bay Packers – Maurkice Pouncey – C – Florida (BEST)

The Packers need that strong force in the middle of the offensive line to give Ryan Grant some running lanes. Maurkice Pouncey is a physical C/OG who can provide the leverage the Packers need on the offensive line.

24. Philadelphia Eagles – Brandon Graham – DE – Michigan (BEST)

Brandon Graham is unstoppable. This guy is strong and has an extremely high motor to tear up slow offensive tackles. Him along side Trent Cole will be deadly.

25. Baltimore Ravens – Kyle Wilson – CB – Boise State (BEST)

With the acquisition of Anquan Boldin, the Ravens can mark WR off their high draft needs. Kyle Wilson is the best CB in the draft along with Joe Haden.

26. Arizona Cardinals – Taylor Mays – S – USC (Pro Tect Mgmt)

Taylor Mays is a beast. He ran a 4.40 at the combine and weighs 230 pounds. Although he misses tackles here and there, he could work on that and be dominant.

27. Dallas Cowboys – Sergio Kindle – OLB – Texas (BEST)

Sergio Kindle dropped out from my number one OLB spot but he is still a number one contender. The Cowboys could use a guy like him.

28. San Diego Chargers – Carlos Dunlap – DE – Florida (FAAM)

Dunlap’s stock dropped after the combine. He looked a bit small and doesn’t seem to have the drive to succeed as much as the others. However, I think it is appropriate for him to be drafted at this position.

29. New York Jets – Everson Griffen – DE – USC (Pro Tect Mgmt)

The Jets need to get a bit more rush on the quarterback and Everson Griffen will be able to provide for them the talent that they need. I’d like to see them take a CB at this spot but I feel like that position is deep enough for them to grab one in a later round.

30. Minnesota Vikings – Devin McCourty – CB – Rutgers (PlayersRep)

This pick is a wild card and may have to do with how the Vikings approach the draft. Do they pick a QB if Favre leaves? Do they need to better address the safety position? As of right now, it looks like CB is next and McCourty is next on my rankings.

31. Indianapolis Colts – Dan Williams – DT – Tennesee (FAAM)
This may be the steal of the first round. Dan Williams is an insane defensive tackle. He never stops and his motor is intensely high and the Colts need a replacement for Raheem Brock.

32. New Orleans Saints – Chad Jones – S – LSU (Alliance Mgmt)

Second Round

33. St. Louis Rams – Colt McCoy – QB – Texas (Athletes First)

34. Detroit Lions – Charles Brown – OT – USC (Premiere Sports)

35. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Jared Odrick – DT – Penn State (All-Pro Sports)

36. Washington Redskins – Selvish Capers – OT – WVU (PlayersRep)

37. Kansas City Chiefs – Brian Price – DT – UCLA (4th and 9 Sports)

38. San Diego Chargers (from Seattle) – Ryan Mathews – RB – Fresno State (Sun West Sports)

39. Cleveland Browns – Jimmy Clausen – QB – Notre Dame (Pro Tect Mgmt)

40. Oakland Raiders – Corey Wootton – DE – Northwestern (Priority Sports)

41. Buffalo Bills – Demaryius Thomas – WR – Georgia Tech (FAAM)

42. New England Patriots (from Jacksonville Jaguars) – Jonathan Dwyer – Georgia Tech (Dow, Lohnes LLC)

43. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from Chicago) – Arrelious Benn – WR – Illinois (Pro Tect Mgmt)

44. Miami Dolphins – Navorro Bowman – LB – Penn State (Rosenhaus Sports)

45. San Francisco 49ers – Reshad Jones – S – Georgia (BEST)

46. Denver Broncos – Terrence Cody – DT – Alabama (Corporate Athletic Mgmt)

47. New York Giants – Morgan Burnett – S – Michigan (Universal Sports)

48. New England Patriots (from Tennessee) – Kareem Jackson – CB – Alabama (Impact Sports)

49. Carolina Panthers – Greg Hardy – DE – Ole Miss (GAME)

50. Pittsburgh Steelers – Anthony Dixon – RB – Mississippi State (BC Sports)

51. Kansas City Chiefs (from Atlanta) – Rob Gronkowski – TE – Arizona (Rosenhaus Sports)

52. Houston Texans – Perrish Cox – CB – Oklahoma State (Willis & Woy Sports Group)

53. Cincinnati Bengals – Mike Johnson – OG – Alabama (ProFiles)

54. New England Patriots – Jared Veldheer – OT – Hillsdale (Priority Sports)

55. Green Bay Packers – Charles Scott – RB – LSU (SportStars)

56. Philadelphia Eagles – Myron Rolle – S – Florida State (Steinberg Sports)

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

58. Arizona Cardinals – Sean Lee – ILB – Penn State (Priority Sports)

59. Dallas Cowboys – Nate Allen – S – USF (FAAM)

60. Seattle Seahawks (from San Diego) – Eric Decker – WR – Minnesota (FAAM)

61. New York Jets – Brandon LaFell – WR – LSU (E. Overstreet Sports)

62. Minnesota Vikings – Jarrett Brown – QB – WVU (Rosenhaus Sports)

63. Indianapolis Colts – Larry Asante – S – Nebraska (Select Sports Group)

64. New Orleans Saints – Aaron Hernandez – TE – Florida (Athletes First)

Third Round

65. St. Louis Rams – Garrett Graham – TE – Wisconsin (Athletes First)

66. Detroit Lions – Darrell Stuckey – S – Kansas (DeBartolo Sports)

67. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Mitch Petrus – OG – Arkansas (SportStars)

68. Kansas City Chiefs – Rennie Curran – OLB – Georgia (Priority Sports)

69. Oakland Raiders – Jevan Snead – QB – Ole Miss (Select Sports Group)

70. Philadelphia Eagles (from Seattle) – Montario Hardesty – RB – Tennessee (Impact Sports)

71. Cleveland Browns – Amari Spievey – CB – Iowa (PlayersRep)

72. Buffalo Bills – Dan LeFevour – QB – Central Michigan (ProFiles)

73. Miami Dolphins – Jimmy Graham – TE – Miami (FL) (Athletic Resource Mgmt)

74. Jacksonville Jaguars – Tim Tebow – QB – Florida (Athletic Resource Mgmt)

75. Chicago Bears – Barry Church – S – Toledo (Rep 1 Sports)

76. New York Giants – Arthur Jones – DT – Syracuse (Lock, Metz, Malinovic)

77. Tennessee Titans – Jerry Hughes – DE – TCU (CAA)

78. Carolina Panthers – Taylor Price – WR – Ohio (BTI Sports)

79. San Francisco 49ers – Zane Beadles – OG – Utah (Rep 1 Sports)

80. Denver Broncos – LeGarrette Blount – RB – Oregon (Gaylord Sports)

81. Houston Texans – Shawn Lauvao – OG – Arizona State (Athletes First)

82. Pittsburgh Steelers – Brandon Ghee – CB – Wake Forest (Octagon)

83. Atlanta Falcons – Patrick Robinson – CB – Florida State (Universal Sports)

84. Cincinnati Bengals – Major Wright – S – Florida (Impact Sports)

85. Cleveland Browns (from Oakland via New England) – Eric Norwood – OLB – S. Carolina (FAAM)

86. Green Bay Packers – Tyson Alualu – DT – California (Priority Sports)

87. Philadelphia Eagles – A.J. Edds – LB – Iowa (JB Sports)

88. Arizona Cardinals (from Baltimore) – Danario Alexander – WR – Missouri (Select Sports Group)

89. Arizona Cardinals – Jason Fox – OT – Miami (Rosenhaus Sports)

91. Dallas Cowboys – Ciron Black – OT – LSU (Athletic Resource Mgmt)

92. San Diego Chargers – John Jerry – OT – Ole Miss (BC Sports)

93. Cleveland Browns (from New York Jets) – Marty Gilyard – WR – Cincinnati (PlayersRep)

94. Minnesota Vikings – Thomas Austin – OG – Clemson (N/A)

95. Indianapolis Colts – Chris Cook – CB – Virginia (Enter-Sports)

96. New Orleans Saints – Rodrick Muckelroy – OLB – Texas (Select Sports Group)

Fourth Round

97. St. Louis Rams – Dezmon Briscoe – WR – Kansas (Premier Sports)

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

99. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Dominique Franks – CB – Oklahoma (Octagon)

100. Kansas City Chiefs – Jordan Shipley – WR – Texas (ProFiles)

101. Washington Redskins – Stafon Johnson – RB – USC (Rosenhaus Sports)

102. Seattle Seahawks – John Skelton – QB – Fordham (Schwartz & Feinsod)

103. Cleveland Browns – Ed Dickson – TE – Oregon (The NOVO Agency)

104. Oakland Raiders – Trevard Lindley – CB – Kentucky (GAME)

105. Buffalo Bills – Geno Atkins – DT – Georgia (ProFiles)

106. Jacksonville Jaguars – Pat Angerer – ILB – Iowa (JB Sports)

107. Chicago Bears – Syd’Quan Thompson – CB – California (Octagon)

108. Miami Dolphins – Ricky Sapp – DE – Clemson (Impact Sports)

109. Tennessee Titans – Anthony McCoy – TE – USC (Priority Sports)

110. Carolina Panthers – Robert Johnson – S – Utah (N/A)

111. San Francisco 49ers – Tony Pike – QB – Cincinnati (Rep 1 Sports)

112. Denver Broncos – Matt Tennent – C – Boston College (Athletes First)

113. New York Giants – Javier Arenas – CB – Alabama (All-Pro Sports)

114. Pittsburgh Steelers – Zac Robinson – QB – Oregon State (Athletes First)

115. Atlanta Falcons – Mike Williams – WR – Syracuse (Enter-Sports)

116. Houston Texans – Kurt Coleman – S – Ohio State (The Institute for Players)

117. New England Patriots – Dennis Pitta – TE – BYU (Athletes First)

118. Cincinnati Bengals – Jacoby Ford – WR – Clemson (FAAM)

119. Philadelphia Eagles – Jeff Byers – OG – USC (Ascent Sports)

120. Green Bay Packers – Jerome Murphy – CB – South Florida (Rosenhaus Sports)

121. Arizona Cardinals (from Baltimore) – Andrew Quarless – TE – Penn State (All-Pro Sports)

122. New York Jets (from Arizona) – Sergio Render – OG – Virginia Tech (N/A)

123. Dallas Cowboys – Akwasi Owusu-Ansah – CB – Indiana (PA) (PlayersRep)

125. San Diego Chargers – Walter Thurmond III – CB – Oregon (BEST)

126. Seattle Seahawks (from Philadelphia via New York Jets) – Tony Moeaki – TE – Iowa (JB Sports)

127. Minnesota Vikings – Lindsey Witten – DE – Connecticut (NC Sports)

128. Indianapolis Colts – Lamaar Houston – DT – Texas (Willis & Woy Sports Group)

129. New Orleans Saints – Alex Carrington – DE – Arkansas State (Maximum Sports)

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