2010 NFL Mock Draft 2.0

Oh my goodness. I think you’ve completely misread this year’s OT class.

iF Anthony Davis is stil on the board at 21 I personally would be very surprised.

hes a late 1st early 2nd at best

That seems like an awful lot for the Bengals to move up from 21 to 9. I doubt you could get a 1st, 2nd, and 3rd in that deal.

As Brian said, your read on the OT’s this year is off. Davis may be the best OT in the draft.

McCoy is too good to fall that far.

Tebow’s draft stock took a hit at the Senior Bowl. He’s a late first-early second prospect at this point.

Cody is far too high. He also took a hit at the Senior Bowl for his weight.

Kindle won’t fall to the second round.

Cam Thomas is too high. He might end up a 2nd rounder, though.

Veldheer played poorly this weekend and got exposed a bit.

Would they really get rid of “problem child” Lynch for a guy who cold-cocked a guy after a game?

You put a lot of thought and effort into your selections—Touche!!! Your board will probably change at least 5x’s before the actual draft. Then when you think you have it figured out a team will make a surprise pick and throw every-one’s mock draft off.

I can’t see McCoy falling out of the top 5 and there are some that think he should be the no# 1 overall and Terrance Cody is a tub of lard that I see falling to the mid 2nd early 3rd round at best.

Personally, I pulling for the Bills to take McClain no#1, being a Gator fan and a SEC follower McClain looks like the next coming of Ray Lewis.

Ommisions

- Davis isn’t dropping to 21st overall, just no way, Bulaga maybe, Davis doubtful, also Trent wiliams over Davis is a no,no
- Bruce Campbell top 5 pick, yea i think not, top 15 maybe 8 to Oakland
- IDK about Tebow, Jacksonville is desperate, but I don’t know if they want to win or make fans happy
- There is just no way McCoy is dropping to #8. If he does fall someone will trade up for him, but no way he drops that far
- Everyone is starting to realize Cody is a overweight bum and he is gonna really drop
- Kindle dropping to 53rd overall is doubtful, i thin he goes 19th to ATL
- Witherspoon is being way overrated. He’s a late 1st round, early 2nd rounder, i’m thinking to the champs 1st round
- I think we could draft Cam Thomas with OUR 2nd rounder at 41st( but i do like that pick)
- I take Best over Dywer because i think Best is better and he’s a CAL boy, but i like the SD,RB pick
- OK i like the Blount pick, but not the QB pick, i’d much rather have someone like Canfeild, LeFouver, Snead, etc… Plus i think LeFouver is Gaileys guy because he’s a great thrower and rather mobile, plus size, and 4 year starter( i think)

I’ll update next week after some more research and give you my reasoning

You can have him. I sincerely hope there is a better player available and we do not draft this guy. He was too un-motivated and lazy to keep a scholarship at LSU where he had one of the premier starting QB jobs in the country. No thank you.
However, I do like the LeGarrette Blount pick. I was very interested in his story this season. He really put in the work to make it back on the team and the field late in the season. Not to mention, if he never punches that kid from BSU, he is probably a 1st or 2nd round pick right now.

Especially with TO so clearly wanting to join Ocho Cinco in Cincy. Theres no way that the Bengals will trade up to us. And the extra second and third rounder is more then we’d get too.

And there is no way that Davis falls all the way to 21.

I like the idea. It’d be a solid draft. I don’t see us trading down that far. Most of those pics seem unrealistic. I like the idea though

There are no right or wrongs when putting together a mock draft, strange things happen on draft day—-surprise picks, players dropping, trades etc etc. That’s the fun of doing the mocks…

I always wait until I get my Ourlad’s and the annual draft book from Pro Football Weekly to really start crunching my mock.

How many have spent time putting a mock together sit back and realize you missed a player that should go in the first round—-1 change can equal many! I’ve learned to put mine together while only consuming no more than 2 Molson’s anymore than 2 and I’m bound to have mistakes—-haaa!

Bump Okung down. He’s much more Jason Smith than Jake Long. Yeah, I know Smith went No. 2 overall, but he stunk, and could continue to stink for a while. Okung is VASTLY overrated by the talking heads. Top 15 talent? Probably. Top 5? Not even close.

Davis grades out very similarly, if not slightly higher than, Okung. Bulaga is a close-ish third, with Campbell a potential-type guy that will drop because of his one-year wonder status and injury concerns. Williams and Brown are solid prospects; Brown should be a 20-30 guy, and Williams a 30-40 guy like Phil Loadholt.
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Well then, Michael Oher looks like he has turned out to be the best offensive tackle in the draft, and will be much better than Jason Smith, Andre Smith, and Eugene Monroe!!!

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Russell Okung has started 3 years, and only gave up one sack and two pressures all season. Secondly, he battled Orakpo to a draw in his junior season. Oklahoma State also led the Big-12 in rushing for 3 straight seasons.

I watch what they do on the field, instead of listening to the bobbleheads of draft prognostication!!!!!!!!!

We will see – Nobody knows who will be a bust or star at any position – Can you say Mike Williams!

It might elsewhere. Our scouting staff has already graded these guys, and we won’t be making major alterations. ‘Course, that doesn’t change the fact that guys will go higher/lower than they should
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Considering how our scouting staff has done for the past 10 years, that makes me real optimistic………..

…with so many other glaring needs (DE/OLB/Stud CB/WR/RB)

but i’m hopeful that the Pats don’t land Gresham. I don’t know how you’d stop a Brady/Moss/Welker/Gresham faction.

1st – I’ll wait a lil while till I post another Mock Draft…..but I do enjoy writing as its a good break from my other work.

JUSTIFICATION
3 – Most drafts have McCoy taken here. He is an incredible player. But in their division they have to select Eric Berry. He is an absolutely special player. One of a kind ball hawk. Excellent instincts. So I still stick with Eric Berry.

6 – I could see the Seahawks take McCoy here. But the last 3 years have proved that franchise QBs are a must for success. Flacco, Stafford (will pay dividends), Sanchez, Ryan…Clausen will have a perfect teacher in Pete Carrol. Clausen is either really good, or a complete bust and given the right situation he will be successful.

9 – It is a lot to give up for one player. Last year the Jets gave up a lot to get the player they wanted…Mark Sanchez. And there other pick was Shane Green. Look how that has paid off. The Bengals need the extra swagger and need that one extra threat to move that much further in the playoffs. Don’t forget they won their division, and Mike Zimmerman is returning on defense. So they take the best WR in the draft.

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JUSTIFICATION
10 – I absolutely agree that Tebow does not belong here. But all it takes is one team to fall in love with him. And the Jaguars are in a financial crisis. It is furthered by the labor problems, and the probability of a black out in 2011. Jaguars are also a team that are mentioned when people talk about moving franchises. Tebow sells tickets. Tebow’s intangibles cannot be valued by a pick. The Jags will snag him and make sure no one else has a chance to. He has tremendous upside.

14 – Maybe Davis deserves to be here or maybe even higher. The issue I have with Davis is two fold. One is concerns over his work ethic. And two is concerns over his weight which at times have been high. But if those two can be eliminated than yea, he is the top tackle. But those are two very big concerns. I.E. Mike Williams

17 – 49ers have a need at RT, not LT. And most scouts – ESPN, Scoutsinc, Sportsline, Foxsports, ext ext have Williams rated as the best RT. So that is why I have been chosen before the other tackles.

18 – Steelers have an aging defensive line which was their biggest concern. But they have depth at the DE positions, two young and talented positions. Yea, Cody draft fell at the senior bowl. But he is such an impact player. And if coached by Dick LeBeau, you don’t see this pick working out?

21 – If the Bills don’t get Davis they get Bulaga or Charles….I’m not upset with that.

28 – Chargers need an all purpose back, even with NT a need. They can wait later.

BUFFALO
1 – The reason I have the Bills moving up is because of my first round pics. Both the bucks and the Lions will target a DT in the second round. Bills don’t take a chance to loose an excellent NT.

2 – I could care less about Perrileoux. It was just a thought. I’m inclined for the Bills to draft a franchise QB next year.

3 – Maybe Blount will move up, but he is rated to go in the 4-5 rounds, so according to research thats where I placed him. I’m sure he will move up.

See you in a couple weeks!

so here we go….

If the Bills could pull off a trade like that, I think we’d all be thrilled. A rebuilding team that can acquire an additional 2nd and 3rd and still have the 21st pick? That’d be great. However, even though it matches up point-wise, it’s probably unlikely to happen. I kind of agree why Cincy might want to make that trade, but might it be smarter for them to try trading a 2nd for Brandon Marshall or sign TO? That’s giving up their entire draft, essentially, for a WR. That’s a tough deal to agree to for Cincy, IMO. I think a deal could be struck for their 2nd and say, a 6th or future pick, if something were to occur.

I guess I’m missing out on the Cam Thomas love. Why all of a sudden is this guy such a hot commodity? A week of solid practices doesn’t make up for 4 years or mediocre production. He was surrounded by a lot of talented defenders at UNC and still never really did a whole lot. We heard similar when McCargo was coming out. To me, Thomas looks like a solid backup prospect, a midrounder. Not a guy you reach for in round 2 and plug into your new 3-4 defense. His size and strength obviously make him an intriguing prospect, but I think he has more question marks than answers to be taken that early.

Kindle will be going much higher after he works out. I’d love to add a guy like him at that spot though, but it just doesn’t seem likely.

Decker will be a nice pro. You could do worse with that pick.

Veldheer is definitely an intriguing prospect and might be worth a selection there. He was exposed a bit in the Texas vs Nation game/practices, so he has a ways to go. With an extra 2nd and 3rd rounder, that’s a pick worth making at that point. He could become a very good pro as the measurables and athleticism is there.

I think Blount ends up going a little higher come April. If Lynch goes, what do you think we’ll get in return? If we want a power runner, Blount could really be that guy…

Perriloux is a UDFA in my book. I wouldn’t touch that guy with a draft pick.