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1st Round
1 Miami Dolphins Matt Ryan QB Boston College
2 St. Louis Rams Chris Long DE Virginia
3 Atlanta Falcons Jake Long OT Michigan
4 Oakland Raiders Darren McFadden RB Arkansas
5 Kansas City Chiefs Ryan Clady OT Boise St.
6 New York Jets Vernon Gholston DE/OLB Ohio St.
7 New England Patriots (From San Francisco) Leodis McKelvin CB Troy
8 Baltimore Ravens Mike Jenkins CB South Florida
9 Cincinnati Bengals Sedrick Ellis DT USC
10 New Orleans Saints Glenn Dorsey DT LSU
11 Buffalo Bills Dominque Rogers-Cromartie CB Tennessee St.
12 Denver Broncos Keith Rivers OLB USC
13 Carolina Panthers Phillip Merling DE Clemson
14 Chicago Bears Chris Williams OT Vanderbilt
15 Detroit Lions Aqib Talib CB Kansas
16 Arizona Cardinals Rashard Mendenhall RB Illinois
17 Minnesota Vikings Kenny Phillips S Miami
18 Houston Texans Jonathon Stewart RB Oregon
19 Philadelphia Eagles Derrick Harvey DE Florida
20 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Brian Brohm QB Louisville
21 Washington Redskins Devin Thomas WR Michigan State
22 Dallas Cowboys (From Cleveland) Malcolm Kelly WR Oklahoma
23 Pittsburgh Steelers Gosder Cherilus OT Boston College
24 Tennessee Titans DeSean Jackson WR California
25 Seattle Seahawks Brandon Albert OG Virginia
26 Jacksonville Jaguars Calais Campbell DE Miami
27 San Diego Chargers Trevor Laws DT Notre Dame
28 Dallas Cowboys Felix Jones RB Arkansas
29 San Francisco 49'ers (From Indianapolis) James Hardy WR Indiana
30 Green Bay Packers Reggie Smith CB/S Oklahoma
31 New England Patriots Forfeited Pick
32 New York Giants Brandon Flowers CB Virginia Tech

2nd Round
33 Miami Dolphins Jeff Otah OT Pittsburgh
34 St. Louis Rams Carl Nicks OT/OG Nebraska
35 Oakland Raiders Limas Sweed WR Texas
36 Kansas City Chiefs Antoine Cason CB Arizona
37 New York Jets Quentin Groves DE/OLB Auburn
38 Atlanta Falcons Sam Baker OT USC
39 Baltimore Ravens Joe Flacco QB Delaware
40 San Francisco 49'ers Dan Conner OLB Penn St.
41 New Orleans Saints Curtis Lofton MLB Oklahoma
42 Buffalo Bills Early Doucet WR LSU
43 Denver Broncos Pat Sims DT Auburn
44 Carolina Panthers John Greco OT Toledo
45 Chicago Bears Chad Henne QB Michigan
46 Detroit Lions Jared Mayo MLB Tennessee
47 Cincinnati Bengals Fred Davis TE USC
48 Minnesota Vikings Lawrence Jackson DE USC
49 Atlanta Falcons (From Houston) Martellus Bennett TE Texas A&M
50 Philadelphia Eagles Mario Manningham WR Michigan
51 Arizona Cardinals Terrell Thomas CB/S USC
52 Washington Redskins Cliff Avril DE Purdue
53 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Dre Moore DT Maryland
54 Pittsburgh Steelers Justin King CB Penn St.
55 Tennessee Titans Chris Johnson RB East Carolina
56 Seattle Seahawks Dustin Keller TE Purdue
57 Green Bay Packers (From Cleveland) Tony Hills OT Texas
58 Miami Dolphins (From San Diego) Tracy Porter CB Indiana
59 Jacksonville Jaguars Andre Woodson QB Kentucky
60 Indianapolis Colts Kentwan Balmer DT North Carolina
61 Green Bay Packers Jamaal Charles RB Texas
62 Dallas Cowboys Patrick Lee CB Auburn
63 New England Patriots Jonathon Goff MLB Vanderbilt
64 New York Giants Phillip Wheeler OLB Georgia Tech

3rd Round
65 Miami Dolphins Red Bryant DT Texas A&M
66 St. Louis Rams Eddie Royal WR Virginia Tech
67 Kansas City Chiefs Chilo Rachel OG USC
68 Carolina Panthers (From New York Jets) Ray Rice RB Rutgers
69 Atlanta Falcons Josh Barrett S Arizona State
70 New England Patriots (From Oakland) Jack Williams CB Kent State
71 San Francisco 49'ers Roy Schuening OG Oregon St.
72 Jacksonville Jaguars (from Buffalo via Baltimore) DaJuan Morgon S North Carolina St.
73 Buffalo Bills DeMario Pressley DT North Carolina St.
74 Minnesota Vikings (From Denver) Andre Cadwell WR Florida
75 Carolina Panthers Tom Zbikowski S Notre Dame
76 Chicago Bears Tashard Choice RB Georgia Tech
77 Detroit Lions Steve Slaton RB West Virginia
78 Cincinnati Bengals Marcus Harrison DT Arkansas
79 New Orleans Saints Chris Ellis DE Virginia Tech
80 Houston Texans Tyrell Johnson S Arkansas St.
81 Philadelphia Eagles Adarius Bowman WR Oklahoma St.
82 Arizona Cardinals Chris Ellis DE Virginia Tech
83 Minnesota Vikings John Carlson TE Notre Dame
84 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Trae Williams CB South Florida
85 Washington Redskins Marcus Howard OLB Georgia
86 Tennessee Titans Charles Godfrey CB Iowa
87 Seattle Seahawks Ahtyba Rubin DT Iowa St.
88 Detroit Lions (From Cleveland) Heath Benedict OT Newberry
89 Pittsburgh Steelers Mike McGlynn OT/OG Pittsburgh
90 Jacksonville Jaguars Wesley Woodyard OLB Kentucky
91 Chicago Bears (From San Diego) Earl Bennett WR Vanderbilt
92 Green Bay Packers Frank Okam DT Texas
93 Dallas Cowboys Anthony Collins OT Kansas
94 Indianapolis Colts Tavares Gooden OLB Miami
95 New England Patriots Kirk Barton OT Ohio St.
96 New York Giants King Dunlap OT Auburn

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any comments would be greatly appreciated.

I have personally seen Matt Ryan play on multiple occasions and this kid is the REAL DEAL. Matt Ryan is a mythical quarterback who was conceived when chuck norris impregnated tom brady :up:
 
[I have personally seen Matt Ryan play on multiple occasions and this kid is the REAL DEAL. Matt Ryan is a mythical quarterback who was conceived when chuck norris impregnated tom brady :up:[/quote]

So you're saying Matt Ryan came from Tom Brady's butt. :lol:
 
My Comments...Hmmm...The only reason why Parcells would select Ryan is the same reason he would take McFadden...to trade him. Otah will not last till the 32nd pick...more than likely he will be selected in the 12-20 range. Porter will more than likely go in the 2nd round...although he could go as high as 30.
 
Captain Lou said:
[I have personally seen Matt Ryan play on multiple occasions and this kid is the REAL DEAL. Matt Ryan is a mythical quarterback who was conceived when chuck norris impregnated tom brady :up:
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So you're saying Matt Ryan came from Tom Brady's butt. :lol:[/quote]

maybe, but only in a good way!!! :tongue:

really though I could not be more impressed with this young man. steve young always talks about the quarterback having "it". ryan has "it". i would put my life savings on this man's success in the nfl :)
 
Also, i guess we'll be the first 3-4 to not have inside linebackers... no way we draft DT in round 3 when ILB is a dire need.
 
LLV said:
So you're saying Matt Ryan came from Tom Brady's butt. :lol:
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maybe, but only in a good way!!! :tongue:

really though I could not be more impressed with this young man. steve young always talks about the quarterback having "it". ryan has "it". i would put my life savings on this man's success in the nfl :)[/QUOTE]

Steve Young is actually very high on Beck.

As for your draft, I think the chances of Ryan being the pick are very low. I would bet that more than half of the analysts and teams don't see Ryan as much better than the other QBs in this draft.

I don't think Otah will last anywhere near that long, although I do think that is the position we'll target there.

And while I wouldn't mind a CB with the other 2nd rounder, BP hasn't shown much of an inclination to draft CB in the first three rounds my guess is that TE or maybe a dropping QB or WR will be the selection there.
 
rafael said:
maybe, but only in a good way!!! :tongue:

really though I could not be more impressed with this young man. steve young always talks about the quarterback having "it". ryan has "it". i would put my life savings on this man's success in the nfl :)
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Steve Young is actually very high on Beck.

As for your draft, I think the chances of Ryan being the pick are very low. I would bet that more than half of the analysts and teams don't see Ryan as much better than the other QBs in this draft.

I don't think Otah will last anywhere near that long, although I do think that is the position we'll target there.

And while I wouldn't mind a CB with the other 2nd rounder, BP hasn't shown much of an inclination to draft CB in the first three rounds my guess is that TE or maybe a dropping QB or WR will be the selection there.[/quote]

thanks for the comments!!!

I watched around 25% of John's games at BYU and he was definitely a dominant college football player, even though he played in the MWC. The thing about him is his ability to translate that productivity on the NFL level which is in question. The fact that he is the oldest NFL sophomore in league (i think?) also raises great doubt. Personally it is my philosophy that if you have a chance to get an outstanding player at the most important position in professional sports, you do it. You may very well be right about Otah but seeing as how he is more of a project with outstanding raw tools, I believe there is a good chance he will be available. Regardless, there is no way the fins come out of this draft without a beefy o-lineman :thumbup:
 
Jake long
brandon flowers/kenny phillups
erin henderson
phillup wheeler/chilo rachal

that is better than the better one
i odnt feel comfortable wasting the first overal on a olb
go francise t, solid starting cb, mlb, and wither olb in the third or rachal to start at gaurd
then you can go depth the rest, mabey booty if u wanna go qb like 5ht
 
Not even counting the Fins' picks, this mock looks way off base imo.
 
LLV said:
Steve Young is actually very high on Beck.

As for your draft, I think the chances of Ryan being the pick are very low. I would bet that more than half of the analysts and teams don't see Ryan as much better than the other QBs in this draft.

I don't think Otah will last anywhere near that long, although I do think that is the position we'll target there.

And while I wouldn't mind a CB with the other 2nd rounder, BP hasn't shown much of an inclination to draft CB in the first three rounds my guess is that TE or maybe a dropping QB or WR will be the selection there.
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thanks for the comments!!!

I watched around 25% of John's games at BYU and he was definitely a dominant college football player, even though he played in the MWC. The thing about him is his ability to translate that productivity on the NFL level which is in question. The fact that he is the oldest NFL sophomore in league (i think?) also raises great doubt. Personally it is my philosophy that if you have a chance to get an outstanding player at the most important position in professional sports, you do it. You may very well be right about Otah but seeing as how he is more of a project with outstanding raw tools, I believe there is a good chance he will be available. Regardless, there is no way the fins come out of this draft without a beefy o-lineman :thumbup:[/QUOTE]

While the age thing affects longevity, its not predictive of NFL success. Even then I believe that individual habits (like work ethic and off season conditioning) and luck play a larger role in longevity.

And while I would agree that you get the outstanding QB when you can I don't agree that Ryan is outstanding. His accuracy is sporadic. His arm strength is adequate at best. He showed good pocket awareness and good pre-snap reads. But had a tendency to force passes under pressure. His stats are nothing spectacular. His play against good teams was nothing spectacular. Basically, he's not outstanding. He is a mid first to early second round talent. It would be foolish to spend the #1 overall on Ryan.
 
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