1-Texans- Reggie Bush RB USC
2- Saints- Mario Williams DE NC St.
3- Titans- Matt Leinart QB USC
4- Jets- D’Brickashaw Ferguson OT Virginia
5- Packers- AJ Hawk LB Ohio St.
6- 49ers- Haloti Ngata DT Oregon
7- Raiders- Vince Young QB Texas
8- Bills- Vernon Davis TE Maryland
9- Lions- Michael Huff DB Texas
10- Cardinals- Jay Cutler QB Vanderbilt
11- Rams- Broderick Bunkley DT FSU
12- Browns- Chad Greenway LB Iowa
13- Ravens- Jimmy Williams DB Virginia Tech
14- Eagles- Ernie Sims LB FSU
15- Broncos- Chad Jackson WR Florida
16- Dolphins- Kamerion Wimbley OLB/DE FSU
17- Vikings- DeAngelo Williams RB Memphis
18- Cowboys- Donte Whitner S Ohio St.
19- Chargers- Winston Justice OT USC
20- Chiefs- Antonio Cromartie CB FSU
21- Patriots- Tye Hill CB Clemson
22- 49ers- Bobby Carpenter OLB Ohio St.
23- Buccaneers- Manny Lawson DE NC St.
24- Bengals- Leonard Pope TE Georgia
25- Giants- Santonio Holmes WR Ohio St.
26- Bears- Sinorice Moss WR Miami
27- Panthers- Laurence Maroney RB Minnesota
28- Jaguars- Jonathan Joseph CB South Carolina
29- Jets- LenDale White RB USC
30- Colts- Joseph Addai RB LSU
31- Seahawks- Charles Spencer OG Pittsburgh
32- Steelers- Nick Mangold OC Ohio St.

33- Texans- Eric Winston OT Miami
34- Saints- Ashton Youboty CB Ohio St.
35- Jets- Jason Allen DB Tennessee
36- Packers- Richard Marshall CB Fresno St.
37- Broncos- Mathias Kiwanuka DE Boston College
38- Raiders- Demeco Ryans OLB Alabama
39- Titans- Marcus McNeill OT Aubrun
40- Lions- Tamba Hali DE Penn St.
41- Cardinals- Marcedes Lewis TE UCLA
42- Bills- Davin Joseph OG Oklahoma
43- Browns- Kelly Jennings CB Miami
44- Ravens- Andrew Whitworth OT LSU
45- Eagles- Demetrius Williams WR Oregon
46- Rams- Ko Simpson FS South Carolina
47- Falcons- Brian Calhoun RB Wisconsin
48- Vikings- Roger McIntosh OLB Miami
49- Cowboys- D’Qwell Jackson ILB Maryland
50- Chargers- Mark Anderson OLB Alabama
51- Dolphins- Claude Wroten DT LSU
52- Vikings- Max Jean-Gilles OG Georgia
53- Redskins- Spencer Havner OLB UCLA
54- Chiefs- Darryl Tapp DE Virginia Tech
55- Bengals- Gabe Watson DT Michigan
56- Giants- Taitusi Lutui OG USC
57- Bears- Anthony Fasno TE Notre Dame
58- Panthers- Daniel Bullocks S Nebraska
59- Buccaneers- Derek Hagan WR Arizona St.
60- Jaguars- Dominque Byrd TE USC
61- Broncos- Joel Klopfenstein TE Colorado
62- Colts- Jon Alston OLB Stanford
63- Seahawks- John McCargo DT NC St.
64- Steelers- Cedric Griffin FS Texas

65- Texans- Rob Sims OG Ohio St.
66- Texans- Darnell Bing S USC
67- Packers- Brodie Croyle QB Alabama
68- Broncos- Pat Watkins FS FSU
69- Raiders- Abdul Hodge ILB Iowa
70- Bills- Greg Eslinger OC Minnesota
71- Jets- Jonathan Scott OT Texas
72- Cardinals- Kevin Booth OG Cornell
73- Bills- Maurice Drew RB UCLA
74- Lions- Tony Scheffler TE Western Michigan
75- Patriots- Daryn Colledge OT Boise St.
76- Eagles- Roman Harper FS Alabama
77- Rams- Danieal Manning CB Abilene Christian
78- Browns- Babetunde Oshinowo DT Stanford
79- Falcons- Alan Zemaitis CB Penn St.
80- Cowboys- Jason Spitz OG Louisville
81- Chargers- Dee Webb CB Florida
82- Dolphins- Fred Matua OG USC
83- Vikings- Kellen Clemens QB Oregon
84- Redskins- Chris Gocong DE Cal Poly
85- Chiefs- Guy Whimper OT Eastern Carolina
86- Patriots- Jerious Norwood RB Mississippi St.
87- Giants- Jonathan Lewis DT Virginia Tech
88- Panthers- David Pittman CB Northwestern St.
89- Panthers- Tim Day TE Oregon
90- Buccaneers- Terna Nande LB Miami(OH)
91- Bengals- Ray Edwards DE Purdue
92- Jaguars- Thomas Howard LB UTEP
93- Broncos- Devin Hester CB Miami(FL)
94- Colts- Paul McQuistan OT Weber St.
95- Seahawks- Will Blackmon CB Boston College
96- Steelers- Maurice Stovall WR Notre Dame
97- Jets- Charlie Whitehurst QB Clemson

98- Texans- Gerris Wilkinson ILB Georgia Tech
99- Saints- Orien Harris DT Miami (FL)
100- 49ers- Martin Nance WR Miami (OH)
101- Raiders- Rodrique Wright DT Texas
102- Titans- Clint Ingram LB Oklahoma
103- Jets- Chris Chester C Oklahoma
104- Packers- Isaas Sowells OL Indiana
105- Bills- Bernard Pollard S Purdue
106- Patriots- Stanley McClover DE/LB Auburn
107- Cardinals- Ryan Cook C New Mexico
108- Eagles- Ryan O'Callaghan OT California
109- Rams- Omar Jacobs QB Bowling Green
110- Browns- Dusty Dvoracek DL Oklahoma
111- Ravens- DeMario Minter CB Georgia
112- Falcons- Jesse Mahelona DT Tennessee
113- Chargers- Antoine Bethea S Howard
114- Dolphins- Marcus Hudson S North Carolina St.
115- Vikings- Marcus Maxey CB Miami (FL)
116- Eagles- Leon Williams ILB Miami (FL)
117- Jets- Jason Avant WR Michigan
118- Patriots- Kai Parham ILB Virginia
119- Broncos- Rashad Butler OT Miami (FL)
120- Bears- Jeremy Trueblood OT Boston College
121- Panthers- A.J. Nicholson OLB Florida St.
122- Buccaneers- Zach Strief OT Northwestern
123- Bengals- Reggie McNeal QB Texas A&M
124- Giants- Darrell Hunter CB Miami (OH)
125- Jaguars- Wali Lundy RB Virginia
126- Broncos- Elvis Dumervil DE Louisville
127- Eagles- Charles Gordon CB Kansas
128- Seahawks- Anthony Smith S Syracuse
129- Steelers- Jeremy Bloom WR Colorado
130- Broncos- Leon Washington RB Florida St.
131- Steelers- Barry Cofield DE Northwestern
132- Ravens- Kyle Williams DT L.S.U.
133- Steelers- Ryan LaCasse DE/LB Syracuse

134- Texans- Victor Adeyanju DE Indiana
135- Saints- T.J. Williams TE North Carolina St.
136- Patriots- Mike Hass WR Oregon St.
137- Titans- Tim Jennings CB Georgia
138- Jets- Anwar Phillips CB Penn St
139- Packers- Jerome Harrison RB Washington St.
140- 49ers- Tim Dobbins ILB Iowa St.
141- Lions- Le Kevin Smith DT Nebraska
142- Cardinals- Derrick Martin CB Wyoming
143- Bills- Greg Jennings WR Western Michigan
144- Rams- Greg Blue S Georgia
145- Browns- Brandon Marshall WR Central Florida
146- Ravens- Hank Baskett WR New Mexico
147- Eagles- Jonathan Orr WR Wisconsin
148- Falcons- Travis Wilson WR Oklahoma
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149- Vikings- Calvin Lowry S Penn St.
150- Cowboys- Bruce Gradkowski QB Toledo
151- Chargers- Darrell Hackney QB U.A.B.
152- Browns- Eric Henderson DE/LB Georgia Tech
153- Redskins- Montavious Stanley DT Louisville
154- Chiefs- Brandon Williams WR Wisconsin
155- Panthers- Mark Setterstrom OG Minnesota
156- Buccaneers- Charlie Peprah S Alabama
157- Bengals- Jahmile Addae S West Virginia
158- Giants- James Wyche DE Syracuse
159- Bears- Greg Lee WR Pittsburgh
160- Jaguars- Jeremy Mincey DE Florida
161- Broncos- Manaia Brown DT B.Y.U.
162- Colts- Brian Iwuh OLB Colorado
163- Seahawks- Dion Byrum CB Ohio
164- Steelers- Tim McGarigle ILB Northwestern
165- Packers- Mike Degory C Florida
166- Ravens- Patrick Ross C Boston College
167- Steelers- Julien Jenkins DE Stanford
168- Eagles- David Thomas TE Texas
169- Titans- Adam Stenavich OG Michigan

170- Texans- Ryan Plackemeier P Wake Forest
171- Saints- Joe Toledo OT Washington
172- Titans- Owen Daniels TE Wisconsin
173- Jets- Parys Haralson DE/LB Tennessee
174- Saints- Jhari Evans OG Bloomsburg
175- 49ers- Devin Aromashodu WR Auburn
176- Raiders- Ben Obomanu WR Auburn
177- Cardinals- Gerrick McPhearson CB Maryland
178- Bills- Omar Gaither OLB Tennessee
179- Lions- Jeff Webb WR San Diego St.
180- Browns- Andre Hall RB South Florida
181- Ravens- Jamar Williams OLB Arizona St
182- Cowboys- Anthony Schlegel ILB Ohio St.
183- Rams- Willie Reid WR Florida St.
184- Falcons- Michael Toudouze OT T.C.U.
185- Vikings- Todd Watkins WR B.Y.U.
186- Chiefs- DonTrell Moore RB New Mexico
187- Chargers- Cory Rodgers WR T.C.U.
188- Chargers- Dale Robinson ILB Arizona St.
189- Redskins- Jeff King TE Virginia Tech
190- Chiefs- Skyler Green WR L.S.U.
191- Patriots- Michael Robinson RB/WR Penn St.
192- 49ers- Anthony Mix TE Auburn
193- Bengals- Derek Morris OT North Carolina St
194- Buccaneers- McKinley Boykin DT Ole Miss
195- Bears- Darrell Brooks S Arizona
196- Redskins- Troy Bergeron WR Georgia Force (AFL)
197- Jaguars- Copeland Bryan DE Arizona
198- Broncos- Erik Meyer QB Eastern Washington
199- Colts- Josh Lay CB Pittsburgh
200- Seahawks- Brett Basanez QB Northwestern
201- Steelers- Ingle Martin QB Furman
202- Buccaneers- Cedric Humes RB Virginia Tech
203- Ravens- Steve Fifita DT Utah
204- Eagles- Mike Bell RB Arizona
205- Patriots- Stephen Gostkowski PK Memphis
206- Patriots- Will Montgomery C Virginia Tech
207- Colts- Freddie Keiaho ILB San Diego St.
208- Ravens- Marques Colston WR Hofstra

209- Bengals- Stephen Tulloch OLB North Carolina St.
210- Saints- Dwayne Slay S Texas Tech
211- Jets- Mike Kudla DE Ohio St.
212- Dolphins- Justin Holland QB Colorado St
213- 49ers- Troy Reddick OT Auburn
214- Raiders- Frostee Rucker DE Southern Cal
215- Titans- Rob Ninkovich DE Purdue
216- Bills- John Walker CB Southern Cal
217- Lions- Tarvaris Jackson QB Alabama St.
218- Cardinals- Kedric Golston DT Georgia
219- Ravens- Cooper Wallace TE Auburn
220- Eagles- John Torp P Colorado
221- Rams- Charlton Keith DE Kansas
222- Browns- Barrick Nealy QB Texas St.
223- Falcons- Marcus Vick QB Virginia Tech
224- Cowboys- Chijioke Onyenegecha CB Oklahoma
225- Chargers- Johnny Jolly DL Texas A&M
226- Dolphins- Domenick Hixon WR Akron
227- Chargers- Lawrence Vickers FB Colorado
228- Chiefs- Paul Pinegar QB Fresno St.
229- Patriots- David Anderson WR Colorado St.
230- Redskins- Tyrone Culver S Fresno St.
231- Bengals- Jason Hatcher DE Grambling St.
232- Giants- Taurean Henderson RB Texas Tech
233- Dolphins- Quinton Ganther RB Utah
234- Panthers- D.J. Shockley QB Georgia
235- Buccaneers- Garrett Mills FB Tulsa
236- 49ers- Manase Hopoi DT Washington
237- Panthers- Brad Smith WR Missouri
238- Titans- Tommy Jackson DT Auburn
239- Seahawks- Willie Evans DE Mississippi St.
240- Steelers- Gerald Riggs, Jr. RB Tennessee
241- Buccaneers- John Busing OLB Miami (OH)
242- Rams- Titus Adams DT Nebraska
243- Rams- Jarrad Page S U.C.L.A.
244- Buccaneers- Jimmy Martin OT Virginia Tech
245- Titans- Jeromey Clary OT Kansas St.
246- Titans- Keith Ellison OLB Oregon St.
247- Lions- Quadtrine Hill FB Miami (FL)
248- Bills- Darrell Adams DE Villanova
249- Seahawks- Marcus Green DT Ohio St.
250- Redskins- Domata Peko DT Michigan St
251- Texans- Dawan Landry S Georgia Tech
252- Saints- Justin Wyatt CB Southern Cal
253- Packers- Connor Hughes PK Virginia
254- 49ers- Greg Threat S Miami (FL)
255- Raiders- Scott Ware S Southern Cal

Some nice conservitive picks for the Texans. Doesn't Buffalo have the Texans' fifth rounder (134) though?

http://insider.espn.go.com/nfldraft/draft/...raftyear%3D2006

Not according to espn.

I'm certainly happy if the Texans have a pick in the 5th, but what pick was traded for Moulds then? I've seen it reported everywhere as a 5th.

Daryl Hackney, Barrick Nealy, Johnny Jolly, Marcus Vick won't be drafted and with two young QBs Dallas won't take Gradkowski, he will probably be a 6-7th rounder at best anyway.

Where is OLB/DE Brent Hawkins, WR Miles Austin, WR Delanie Walker, OG Chris Kuper?

Davin Joseph is the undisputed top guard in the draft and certainly wouldn't fall that far into the second round. I like the Steelers pick in the first round, but Cedric Griffin doesn't fit in with the Steelers at all.

Vernon Davis will not fall to the Bills in the first either. Jimmy Williams is too high. Winston Justice is too low. At least you have Kiwanuka falling out of the first round. I wouldn't be suprised to see him fall even farther then that.

I wouldn't say he is undisputed, in fact there is no general consensus of who the top guard is. There are three guys in the picture: Max Jean-Gilles, Taitusi Lutui and Davin Joseph. They are easily the top three, but the rankings vary depending on who you talk to.

marroncito I just went with what ESPN has as their draft tracker for draft order.

Cornbread I thought the draft wasn't until Saturday? So how did you get this inside information about Daryl Hackney, Barrick Nealy, Johnny Jolly, Marcus Vick not getting drafted?

And Brandon Johnson, Willie Andrews, and a bunch of other late second day guys weren't drafted either. There's only so many picks in the draft.

Also, the Cowboys have Old Man Bledsoe followed by Tony "who?" Romo and Drew Henson the baseball player. Their roster looked like it could use another QB.

Steelstud so you've looked thru all 32 teams draft rankings? Also, Cedric Griffin would be an ideal FS in the Steelers defense. He is a good tackler, instinctive, bats down a lot of passes, and supports the run.

Yeah, Vernon Davis really "fell" in this mock. All the way to the top 8 of the entire draft. lol.

So if the draft isn't until Saturday, (actually Sunday for the second day), how do you know the Cowboys will pick Bruce Gradkowski with the 150th pick? My opinion as well as your mock are only predictions of what we think might happen. But some are as obvious as the sun rising tomorrow.

Bledsoe still has a few years left, he is actually not that old, and they are still developing young Romo and Henson. Maybe they draft a QB late, but it won't be Gradkowski, he lacks arm strength and accuracy. The only QB I see them drafting is Charlie Whitehurst if he slips into their lap.

Yes. Yes I have.

Cornbread I don't know who the boys will draft. This is a mock (An imitation or a counterfeit) draft. You stated that Daryl Hackney, Barrick Nealy, Johnny Jolly, and Marcus Vick won't get drafted.

There's about 300 ranked draftable players and only 255 picks. Some people will fall out of the draft others who maybe you believe aren't worth a 7th round pick will be drafted. You see a fair share of QB's taken late in the draft because you need at least four QB's on the roster for camps and it's easier to draft one than try to sign one as an UDFA. If I over or underrated anyone I didn't do it by more than a round.

As for the Cowboys. Fine you don't believe they will draft Gradkowski. I respect your opinion. But I look at Bill Parcells who drafted MAC weak armed QB Chad Pennington and Morehead State QB Phil Simms and say he fits the Bill (Parcels). He is a smart QB with good accuracy. And it's not like I have them taking him in the second round (Quincy Carter) I have them taking him one round before you say he should go.

Odds are they won't take him. But it sure as heck wouldn't shock me if they did.

If you can predict within a round where these kids are going to be drafted you are a complete genius, lucky or psychic, or maybe a little bit of all three. :lol:

I said over or under rated them. As in where most believe they will go not where they will go.

I did my mock by looking at the teams roster, finding team needs, then locating players who fit their system. I then selected the best player based on both. Like Charles Spencer to the Seahawks. OG is a huge need with Hutchinson leaving. And having Pork Chop Womack and 36 year old Chris Gray at the other. I have Charles Spencer as my top guard simply because I feel a guy that played in space and LT in College has a lot more upside than a guy that couldn't play tackle at the college level. I think Spencer will go 5-15 picks after the seahawks. But I feel with the need if the hawks can't trade down they have to fill their biggest and pretty much only hole.

78- Browns- Babetunde Oshinowo DT Stanford
A prototypical 3-4 DT. Maybe a little over drafted but Ted Washington is old and this guy fits a need and is the type of player that fits their defense.

112- Falcons- Jesse Mahelona DT Tennessee
Small quick defensive tackle that fits Jim Mora's defensive scheme.

119- Broncos- Rashad Butler OT Miami (FL)
Small quick o-linemen that fits the Broncos play.

I can go on and on. I did think out every pick in the draft. But the later the draft got the harder it is to find perfect matches.

1. That is not unusual for Guards to have also played tackle, Davin Joseph, Max Jean-Gilles and Deuce Lutui have also all played tackle, they are all also much more experienced on the offensive line than Spencer who is a converted defensive lineman and still just learning the position. Spencer is a big, talented prospect but probably a mid second rounder and most have him ranked behind the Big 3 previously mentioned.

2. Why do you say Babatunde is an prototypical 3-4 DT and then say Mahelona is small. Yes Mahelona is quicker than Babi, but heavier, he weighed in at 309 at the combine and Babi weighed in at only 308.

Max Jean-Gilles played RT, on a very limited basis, Davin Joseph struggled and looked bad at LT, and I have Duece Lutui as my 4th because when I look at him I can't help but to think Aaron Gibson or Jermain Stephens and think maybe he could eat himself out of the NFL. Spencer to me has the feet of a 300lbs man of a frame of a 350 pounder. He also is pretty even right now with the rest of the pack in terms of technique the only difference he's only played OL for two years. Makes me believe with his agility and lack of experience he has more upside than any of the other guards. In the word of Mike Mayock, his floor is about the same as the rest but his ceiling seems to be much higher.

As for Babetunde Oshinowo and Jesse Mahelona. Oashinowo's team bio has him weighing 320lbs, and when I look at pictures he has the big bubble butt with tree trunk legs. His body type looks exactly like Casey Hampton and Vince Wilfolk. While Mahelona is more evenly built, more up and down and reminds me of Chad Lavalais.

They all played offensive tackle on a limited basis, but you make a good point on Charles Spencer, he is probably right up there with the other 3 guys I previously mentioned.

You can't ever rely on the schools bio's of these players, they are quite often exaggerated. The official combine and/or Senior Bowl numbers are by far the best because they are unbiased. This draft class is very scarce at nose tackle with Ngata, Gage Watson, LeKevin Smith and Steve Fifta the only decent tackles over 310 pounds. An intriguing late round nose tackle prospect would be Oregon States's Alvin Smith (6-2 320).

Yea, he might be able to play the nose, you don't have to be 320 to play that position, it helps but it is not mandatory. Former Jet and current Cowboy Jason Ferguson has played the nose for years and he is only around 300 pounds.

Babetunde Oshinowo might have padded his weight at school, but it is just as likely that he lost some weight in the offseason to get quicker for the combine. For the prototype 3-4 NT you want a guy with strong legs wide hips and a low center of gravity. Babetunde Oshinowo looks to have all.

This is, without question, the most ridiculous statement that I have ever heard in my life!

Rumour has it, he also has the obligatory cheeseburger in his hip pocket.

Do you even know what obligatory means?

Ferguson is only listed at 300, but Jamal Williams is only listed at 305. Their listings do no accurately portray their actual weight most of the time. Just by looking at Ferguson he is significantly heavier than 300. As for Jamal Williams there is no secret that he actually weighs in at around 344.

I used it in a sentence, didn't I?

Just because the word was in a sentence doesn't mean you used it correctly. So your statement means that the cheeseburger is obligated to be in Babetunde Oshinowo's hip pocket. So how is a cheeseburger obligated to do anything? Understand?

The cheeseburger is obligated to be there by the obese nature of the individual in question, much in the same way that a brain is obligated NOT to be present in the cranium of morons.

So.... you are telling me your brain is not obliged to be in your head. Okay, got it.

Anyway, back to your mock. I think the key to any mock this year is trying to figure out what the saints are going to do. I know the best rated player would be Mario, but they have a bigger need at offensive tackle. Ferguson makes more sense for the Saints to me.

Yeah, lets get back to football.

I think the Saints would love for the Texans to take Williams and leave Bush at #2. I think the Jets and Packers would be willing to move up and that would leave them perhaps D'Brickashaw, but I think their biggest need is LB and maybe Hawk. And that way they could get a Marcus McNeill or Eric Winston in round two.

Look for the Texans to snap up Chester Copperpot at the top of the 2nd round.

In think you mean Chris Chester, but I don't think he will go that high. More likely 3-4 rounder.

Your Bears picks started out strong, rounds one and two may end up exactly what the Bears do. It falls down a bit in round 4 and 6 however. There's no way the Bears take two receivers and since the BEars are taking Moss in round one than Lee isn't happening in round 4. I'd say given who's there they'd take Iwoh in that spot. In round six the Bears have traded Mike Green to the Seahawks for their sixth round pick so I'd have the Bears taking Slay with that pick.

Yeah, you are probably right the Bears won't go with two receivers. I was just looking that besides Muhammad they are pretty weak and I don't see Greg Lee slipping much farther than he is in this mock.

And I made the mock prior to the Bears trade. And Dwayne Slay would be a nice addition for the Bears. Not too fast but is a big hitter.

Now that the dust has settled, I think it's fair to say we won't be looking to you for OG analysis any time in the near future.