DATE JUN/3 3 ROUNDS 1st ROUND 1. Atlanta Falcons - Michael Oher OT Ole Miss 2. Miami Dolphins - Michael Johnson OLB Georgia Tech 3. Kansas City Chiefs - Tim Tebow QB Florida 4. Oakland Raiders – Michael Crabtree WR Texas Tech 5. San Francisco 49ers – Georgia Tech George Selvie OLB USF 6. Cincinnati Bengals - Chris Wells RB Ohio State 7. Detroit Lions - Malcolm Jenkins CB Ohio State 8. Chicago Bears – Matt Stafford QB Georgia 9. Buffalo Bills – Tyson Jackson DE LSU 10. St. Louis Rams – Andre Smith OT Alabama 11. Tennessee Titans – Vontae Davis CB Illinois 12. Baltimore Ravens – Greg Hardy OLB Ole Miss 13. New York Jets – Rey Maualuga ILB USC 14. Washington Redskins – Greg Middleton DE Indiana 15. Philadelphia Eagles (via CAR) – Taylor Mays SS USC 16. Houston Texans – Fili Moala DT USC 17. Denver Broncos – Myron Rolle SS Florida State 18. Arizona Cardinals –Knowshon Moreno RB Georgia 19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Eugene Monroe T Virginia 20. Philadelphia Eagles –Ciron Black OT LSU 21. Seattle Seahawks - Darrius Heyward-Bey WR Maryland 22. New Orleans Saints – Brian Cushing OLB USC 23. Green Bay Packers – William Moore FS Mizzou 24. Cleveland Browns – James Laurinaitis ILB Ohio State 25. Pittsburgh Steelers –Alex Mack C Cal 26. Minnesota Vikings - Phil Loadhoat OT Oklahoma 27. New York Giants –Gerald McCath OLB Southern Miss 28. New England Patriots – D.J. Moore CB Vanderbilt 29. Indianapolis Colts – Jeremy Maclin WR Mizzou 30. San Diego Chargers –Max Unger OT Oregon 31. Jacksonville Jaguars – Sen’Darick Marks DT Auburn 32. Dallas Cowboys – Percy Harvin WR Florida 2nd ROUND 1. Atlanta Falcons – Al Woods NT LSU 2. Miami Dolphins – Duke Robinson G Oklahoma 3. Kansas City Chiefs – Maurice Evans DE Penn State 4. Oakland Raiders – Alex Boone OT Ohio State 5. San Francisco 49ers – Curtis Painter QB Purdue 6. Cincinnati Bengals – Anthony Heygood OLB Purdue 7. Detroit Lions – Darry Beckwith MLB LSU 8. Chicago Bears –Vidal Hazelton WR USC 9. Buffalo Bills – Jermaine Gresham TE Oklahoma 10. St. Louis Rams – Marcus Freeman OLB Ohio State 11. Tennessee Titans –Greg Carr WR Florida State 12. Baltimore Ravens – Brian Robiskie WR Ohio State 13. New York Jets –LeSean McCoy RB Pittsburgh 14. Washington Redskins – Kam Chancellor SS Va. Tech 15. Carolina Panthers – De’Marcus Granger DT Oklahoma 16. Houston Texans –DeMarco Murray RB Oklahoma 17. Denver Broncos – Brandon Spikes ILB Florida 18. Arizona Cardinals – Ciron Black OT LSU 19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Derrick Williams WR Penn State 20. Philadelphia Eagles – Brandon Pettigrew TE Oklahoma State 21. Seattle Seahawks –Herman Johnson G LSU *22. New York Jets (via NO) – Vince Oghobaase DT Duke 23. Green Bay Packers –Andrew Gardner OT Georgia Tech 24. Cleveland Browns – Mike Mickens CB Cincinnati 25. Pittsburgh Steelers - Patrick Chung FS Oregon 26. Minnesota Vikings – Hunter Cantwell QB Louisville 27. New York Giants – Nic Harris SS Oklahoma 28. New England Patriots – Michael Hamlin SS Clemson 29. Indianapolis Colts – Vance Walker DT Georgia Tech 30. New England Patriots (via SD) –Jasper Brinkley ILB S. Carolina 31. Jacksonville Jaguars – Courtney Greene SS Rutgers 32. Dallas Cowboys – Scott McKilliop ILB Pittsburgh 3rd ROUND 1. Atlanta Falcons – Victor Harris CB Va. Tech 2. Miami Dolphins – Joe Burnett CB Central Florida 3. Kansas City Chiefs –Aaron Kelly WR Clemson 4. Oakland Raiders –Jonathan Luigs C Arkansas 5. San Francisco 49ers – Daniel Holtzckaw ILB Eastern Michigan 6. Cincinnati Bengals – Tim Jamison DE Michigan 7. Detroit Lions –Peria Jerry DT Ole Miss 8. Chicago Bears – Alphonso Smith CB Wake Forest 9. Buffalo Bills – DeAndre Wright CB New Mexico 10. St. Louis Rams – Brian Orakpo DE Texas 11. Tennessee Titans – Mark Parson CB Ohio 12. Baltimore Ravens – C.J. Spiller RB Clemson 13. New York Jets – Derek Pegues FS Mississippi State 14. Washington Redskins –Jeff Owens DT Georgia 15. Carolina Panthers – Cullen Harper QB Clemson 16. Houston Texans –Emmanuel Cook S S.Carolina 17. Denver Broncos – Clint Sintim OLB Virginia 18. Arizona Cardinals – Worrell Williams ILB California 19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Keiland Williams RB LSU 20. Philadelphia Eagles –Marlon Lucky RB Nebraska 21. Seattle Seahawks – Chris Clemons S Clemson 22. New Orleans Saints –George Hypolite DT Colorado 23. Green Bay Packers –Dallas Reynolds OT BYU 24. Dallas Cowboys (via CLE) –Greg Matthews WR Michigan 25. Pittsburgh Steelers – Adam Ulatoski T Texas 26. Minnesota Vikings –Travis Beckum TE Wisconsin 27. New York Giants – Trevard Lindley CB Kentucky 28. New England Patriots – Arian Foster RB Tennessee 29. Indianapolis Colts – Javon Ringer RB Michigan State 30. San Diego Chargers – James Davis RB Clemson 31. Jacksonville Jaguars –Kraig Urbik G Wisconsin 32. Dallas Cowboys –Xavier Fulton T Illinois *Jets RECIEVE New Orleans Second Round Pick Conditional Compensation for Jonathan Vilma New Orleans RECIEVE Jets 4th Round Pick REST of JETS Draft 4- Brandon Gibson WR Washington State 5- Domonique Johnson CB Jackson State 5- Sean Sester OT Purdue 6- Mike Reiley QB Central Washington 7- O-line/D-Line
Tim Tebow can't be projected as a Top 10 pick RIGHT NOW...he has to prove that he can be a passer first. James Laurinaitis will be a top 10-15 pick and he'll go before Brian Cushing. Knowshon Moreno will be a top 10 pick, and LeSean McCoy will probably be picked 15-20. Michael Johnson #2 overall? Really? He's a pretty good player, but unless he has an outstanding combine, he should stay out of the top 10.
Vince Oghobaase is one of my favorite sleeper/small school guys in this draft. Dude is the perfect 3-4 end, and has the potential to be the Kentwan Balmer of '09.
Knowing what I meant and pointing it out to me before telling me you knew what I meant...thanks. Couple other things: I don't think McCoy makes it to the second. Tyson Jackson, Tim Tebow, Selvie, and Johnson in the top 10 doesn't seem right. I like Jackson enough, but he sucked last year. Tebow will be a big time project at QB. I really like Selvie, but Hardy, Evans, and Orakpo will fight for that top DE/OLB prospect spot. He can def. go top 10 though. I think Johnson has to prove himself a little more, but he has the potential to be a beast.
To me there arent really any cant miss prospects Stafford is probably the most talented pure QB but he hasnt put it all together yet.I dont really love Tebow right but from what ive been reading he will most likely be the first QB chosen if he enters next year. DE as of right now is deep but physically Michael Johnson seems to be the most talented 6'7 247.Great speed great size. I dont love Tyson Jackson and now that i think about it Hardy will probably go ahead of him. As of James Laurinaitis yeah he is a top 10-15 player but unless there is a need he wont be chosen da same thing with Moreno just look at the teams in the top 10 how many of them need a RB. New Orleans doesnt need another MLB so he wont go ahead of Cushing unless they feel he can play OLB which really he probably can. Regarding McCoy im just praying he makes it to 2nd maybe he wont but hey anything can happen.If he doesnt hopefully we can trade for him.
I realize this is a mock draft almost a year before the actual draft...but if the Pats somehow got Brinkley in the late second I'd flip my shit. That guy has the potential to be the best 3-4 ILB prospect in a draft with some really, really good ones.
Jasper Brinkley doesn't have the same athleticism that Maualuga and Laurinaitis have, but he makes plays. Brinkley is a bigger version of David Harris. He deserves to be a top 20 pick next April. I'll keep you guys updated on Brinkley week to week when the Gamecock's season starts because I'll most likely attend every home game. He should dominate...again...and earn All-American honors in 2008. South Carolina is going to be full of 3-4 talent in the upcoming seasons: SRs: Jasper Brinkley 6'2 275 ILB JRs: Eric Norwood 6'2 270 OLB SOs (loaded): Melvin Ingram 6'2 269 ILB, Clifton Geathers 6'7 290 DE, Ladi Ajiboye 6'1 300 NT/DE, Jarriel King 6'7 287 DE, and Kenrick Ellis 6'5 335 NT was recently dismissed from the team, but he'll end up on an FCS team somewhere. King and Geathers are going to man handle offensive linemen.
well I would say possition wise I'd flip the possitions, RB before ILB I know LBs are key for a 3-4 but still we have no explosivness on offense none, especially if Kellen is gone
I hope the jets get Wells or McCoy in the first round....... I'm really high on McCoy, he has the goods tobe the best back in the draft.
If we can somehow get Maualuga in the draft we would have the most dominant linebacking crew in the league....assuming Gholston and Pace pan out like we expect. Getting Maualuga would give us two ILB who were the best run stoppers in their respective classes. Not to mention the sheer number of big hits we would see between him and Harris.
