3 round mock draft

[DynastyRTR]

Round 1

1.St. Louis (1-14) -Jimmy Clausen-QB-Notre Dame

2.Detroit (2-13) -Ndamukong Suh-DT-Nebraska

3.Kansas City (3-12) -Russell Okung-OT-Oklahoma State

4.Tampa Bay (3-12) -Gerald McCoy-DT-Oklahoma

5.Washington (4-11) -Sam Bradford-QB-Oklahoma

6.Cleveland (4-11) -Eric Berry-S-Tennessee

7.Seattle (5-10) -C.J. Spiller-RB-Clemson

8.Buffalo (5-10) -Bruce Campbell-OT-Maryland

9.Oakland (5-10) -Taylor Mays-S-USC

10.Denver - from Chicago (6-9) -Rolando McClain-ILB-Alabama

11.San Francisco (7-8) -Derrick Morgan-DE-Georgia Tech

12.Jacksonville (7-8) -The Golden Calf of Bristol-QB-Florida

13.Tennessee (7-8) -Joe Haden-CB-Florida

14.San Francisco - from Carolina (7-8) -Trent Williams-OT-Oklahoma

15.Miami (7-8) -Terrence Cody-DT-Alabama

16.Pittsburgh (8-7) -Jerry Hughes-DE/OLB-TCU

17.Atlanta (8-7) -Earl Thomas-S-Texas

18.Houston (8-7) -Ras-I Dowling-CB-Virginia

19.Seattle - from Denver (8-7) -Charles Brown-OT-USC

20.New York Giants (8-7) -Chad Jones-S-LSU

21.New York Jets* (8-7) -Jonathan Dwyer-RB-Georgia Tech

22.Baltimore* (8-7) -Dez Bryant-WR-Oklahoma State

23.Green Bay* (10-5) -Bryan Bulaga-OT-Iowa

24.Arizona* (10-5) -Mike Iupati-OG-Idaho

25.Cincinnati* (10-5) -Damian Williams-WR-USC

26.Dallas* (10-5) -Eversen Griffin-DE-USC

27.New England* (10-5) -Sean Weatherspoon-OLB-Missouri

28.Minnesota* (11-4) -Travis Lewis-OLB-Oklahoma

29.Philadelphia* (11-4) -Greg Hardy-DE-Ole Miss

30.San Diego* (12-3) -Dan Williams-DT-Tennessee

31.New Orleans* (13-2) -Brandon Spikes-ILB-Florida

32.Indianapolis* (14-1) -Jared Odrick-DT/DE-Penn State

Round 2

St. Louis (1-14) -Jason Pierre-Paul-DE-South Florida

Detroit (2-13) -Jahvid Best-RB-Cal

Tampa Bay (3-12) -Brandon LaFell-WR-LSU

Kansas City (3-12) -Golden Tate-WR-Notre Dame

Cleveland (4-11) -Brian Price-DT-UCLA

Washington (4-11) -Jason Fox-OT-Miami

Buffalo (5-10) -Ryan Mallett-QB-Arkansas

Oakland (5-10) -Carlos Dunlap-DE-Florida

Seattle (5-10) -Tony Pike-QB-Cincinatti

Tampa Bay - from Chicago (6-9) -Javier Arenas-CB-Alabama

New England - from Jacksonville (7-8) -Von Miller-DE/OLB-Texas A&M

New England - from Tennessee (7-8) -Anthony Dixon-RB-Ole Miss

Carolina (7-8) -Colt McCoy-QB-Texas

Miami (7-8) -Arellious Benn-WR-Illinois

San Francisco (7-8) -Kareem Jackson-CB-Alabama

Kansas City - from Atlanta (8-7) -Ricky Sapp-DE/OLB-Clemson

Houston (8-7) -Gabe Carimi-OT-Wisconsin

Denver (8-7) -Jevan Snead-QB-Ole Miss

New York Giants (8-7) -Jermaine Gresham-TE-Oklahoma

Pittsburgh (8-7) -Donovan Warren-CB-Michigan

Baltimore* (8-7) -Trevard Lindley-CB-Kentucky

New York Jets* (8-7) -Darrell Stuckey-S-Kansas

Green Bay* (10-5) -Perrish Cox-CB-Oklahoma State

Arizona* (10-5) -Arthur Jones-DT/DE-Syracuse

New England* (10-5) -Jeremy Williams-WR-Tulane

Cincinnati* (10-5) -Kyle Williams-CB-Boise State

Dallas* (10-5) -Jordan Shipley-WR-Texas

Minnesota* (11-4) -Nate Allen-S-South Florida

Philadelphia* (11-4) -Brandon Ghee-CB-Wake Forest

San Diego* (12-3) -Ryan Matthews-RB-Fresno State

New Orleans* (13-2) -Vince Oghobaase-DT-Duke

Indianapolis* (14-1) -Micah Johnson-ILB-Kentucky

Round 3

St. Louis (1-14)-Rodderick Muckelroy-OLB-Texas

Detroit (2-13) -Mike Johnson-OG-Alabama

Kansas City (3-12) -Eric Norwood-DE/OLB-South Carolina

Tampa Bay (3-12) -Ciron Black-OT-LSU

Washington (4-11) -Joe Murphy-CB-South Florida

Cleveland (4-11) -Pat Angerer-ILB-Iowa

Oakland (5-10) -Marvin Austin-DT-North Carolina

Philadelphia - from Seattle (5-10) -Jeremy Beal-DE-Oklahoma

Buffalo (5-10) -Darryl Washington-ILB-TCU

Chicago (6-9) -Matt Tennant-C/OG-Boston College

Tennessee (7-8) -Cory Wootton-DE-Northwestern

Carolina (7-8) -Eric Decker-WR-Minnesota

Miami (7-8) -Justin Woodall-S-Alabama

San Francisco (7-8) -Mardy Gilyard-WR-Cincinatti

Jacksonville (7-8) -Sergio Kindle-DE/OLB-Texas

Houston (8-7) -Toby Gerhart-RB-Stanford

Denver (8-7) -Dennis Pitta-TE-BYU

New York Giants (8-7) -D'Anthony Smith-DT-Louisiana Tech

Pittsburgh (8-7) -Sean Lee-ILB-Penn State

Atlanta (8-7) -Mike Neal-DT/DE-Purdue

Cleveland - from New York Jets* (8-7) -Kyle Calloway-OT-Iowa

Baltimore* (8-7) -Anthony McCoy-TE-USC

Arizona* (10-5) -Myron Lewis-S-Vanderbilt

Green Bay* (10-5) -LaMarr Houston-DT-Texas

Cincinnati* (10-5) -Brandon Lang-DE-Troy

Dallas* (10-5) -A.J. Edds-OLB-Iowa

Oakland - from New England* (10-5) -Selvish Capers-OT-West Virginia

Minnesota* (11-4) -Montario Hardesty-RB-Tennessee

Philadelphia* (11-4) -Sergio Render-OG-Virginia Tech

San Diego* (12-3) -Joseph Barksdale-OT-LSU

New Orleans* (13-2) -John Jerry-OG-Ole Miss

Indianapolis* (14-1) -Major Wright-S-Florida

2010 Panthers draft

2.Colt McCoy-QB-Texas

6'3, 215 lbs

4.70 40yd dash

3.Eric Decker-WR-Minnesota

6'2, 215 lbs

4.50 40yd dash

4.Cory Peters-DT-Kentucky

6'3, 300 lbs

4.97 40yd dash

6.Myron Rolle-S-Florida State

6'2, 218 lbs

4.46 40yd dash

6.Adam Ulatoski-OT-Texas

6'8, 310 lbs

5.21 40yd dash

6.compusation)-Jacoby Ford-WR-Clemson

5'10, 185 lbs

4.29 40yd dash

6.compusation)-John Fletcher-DE-Wyoming

6'6, 270 lbs

4.77 40yd dash

7.Sherrick McManis-CB-Northwestern

6'1, 190 lbs

4.41 40yd dash

[Lout]

Very nice draft. I like Colt McCoy but he is more of a west coast offense QB.. he is a Matt Hasselbeck clone. He isn't the calibur QB that you would draft and change your whole offense for, so I believe the seahawks will take him in the 2nd round and could have an immediate impact for them.

I love the Myron Rolle pick, most scouts are projecting him as a 5th round pick. The guy would be a steal at any round other than the first. He has the brains, the athletic ability, and leadership skills to be an elite SS in the NFL. If the Panthers are able to get him, I would be ecstatic.

[DynastyRTR]

Very nice draft. I like Colt McCoy but he is more of a west coast offense QB.. he is a Matt Hasselbeck clone. He isn't the calibur QB that you would draft and change your whole offense for, so I believe the seahawks will take him in the 2nd round and could have an immediate impact for them.

I love the Myron Rolle pick, most scouts are projecting him as a 5th round pick. The guy would be a steal at any round other than the first. He has the brains, the athletic ability, and leadership skills to be an elite SS in the NFL. If the Panthers are able to get him, I would be ecstatic.

there aren't too many QB's in the draft that play in an nfl style offense. only jimmy clausen and a couple others that i can think of off the top of my head do, and clausen will be gone fast. i'd love to see us pick up Lefevour though.

[Sam Mills Fan]

Jacoby Ford will probably be long-gone by the time those 6th round compensatory selections roll around.

Your McCoy pick is interesting. I think I've mocked him going to the Panthers at least once on here, but that was before Moore's emergence.

If Fox really does stay here in a lame-duck year, I don't think he's going to waste time on a second-round quarterback. He's going to be looking for that quick contract extension and he'll have a better chance at that if he wins immediately. I'm not sure that Colt McCoy helps you win immediately. I'm thinking more and more that he's going to AGAIN trade away something to move up and pick someone that he feels can help the team win now. I have a feeling he's going to try and get either Dez Bryant or Golden Tate. As for the quarterback position, I think he's going to acquire someone with experience through trade or free agency.

When mocking drafts from here until April, we all have to remember that Fox will again be doing the "all-in" thing and desperately trying to make a deep playoff run next season.

[Lout]

there aren't too many QB's in the draft that play in an nfl style offense. only jimmy clausen and a couple others that i can think of off the top of my head do, and clausen will be gone fast. i'd love to see us pick up Lefevour though.

I do like LeFevour as well.. he will take some time to develop. Sam Mills Fan makes a very valid point. If Fox is our head coach, he will not waste a pick on a QB in this draft because they take too long to develop. He will take his chances with Matt Moore.

Also, I agree that Jacoby Ford won't last past the 3rd round. Didn't see that earlier.

[Rononoa3000]

I though Myron Rolle was going to Oxford to finish school. If not then I wouldn't complain if we drafted him though.

Jacoby Ford in the 6th, no way.

Why a DT in the 4th, we have a boatload already. A pass rushing DE would be better.

If Peppers leaves, then we have CJ and Brayton who are good against the run. Brown is our only pass rushing specialist. We would need another.

[Lout]

Myron skipped his first year of NFL eligibility to study at Oxford for 1 year. He is done, and ready to play in the NFL. He projects to be similar to Tank Williams.

[DynastyRTR]

Jacoby Ford will probably be long-gone by the time those 6th round compensatory selections roll around.

Your McCoy pick is interesting. I think I've mocked him going to the Panthers at least once on here, but that was before Moore's emergence.

If Fox really does stay here in a lame-duck year, I don't think he's going to waste time on a second-round quarterback. He's going to be looking for that quick contract extension and he'll have a better chance at that if he wins immediately. I'm not sure that Colt McCoy helps you win immediately. I'm thinking more and more that he's going to AGAIN trade away something to move up and pick someone that he feels can help the team win now. I have a feeling he's going to try and get either Dez Bryant or Golden Tate. As for the quarterback position, I think he's going to acquire someone with experience through trade or free agency.

When mocking drafts from here until April, we all have to remember that Fox will again be doing the "all-in" thing and desperately trying to make a deep playoff run next season.

ifigure the same thing, he will probably trade up and take bryant or i'd like him to take cody.