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1. Oakland Raiders - JaMarcus Russell, QB, LSU
I've been broken down on this pick. I still think they SHOULD draft Brady Quinn since he's the more polished of the two QBs.

**Tampa Bay trades 1.04 and 2.03 to Detroit for 1.02**

2. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from DET) - Calvin Johnson, WR, Georgia Tech
Detroit takes less value, but gets an additional high 2nd rounder. Tampa gets the best player in the draft. What more can you say about CJ?

3. Cleveland Browns - Brady Quinn, QB, Notre Dame
They have to take one of the two top QBs if available. I know AP is a great option, but they cannot win with the QBs currently on the roster.

**Arizona trades 1.05 and 4.05 to Detroit for 1.04**

4. Arizona Cardinals - Joe Thomas, LT, Wisconsin
They did just sign Mike Gandy, so I'm not sure about this pick anymore. No, I'm not serious. Moving up one spot is a no-brainer for their biggest need.

5. Detroit Lions (from ARI) - Patrick Willis, LB, Mississippi
I think this is the guy they're targeting all along but can't take him at #2. Their two biggest needs on defense are ILB and DE. There's a much larger dropoff in LB's than DE's, so Willis makes more sense.

6. Washington Redskins - Gaines Adams, DE, Clemson
D-line is the obvious need, especially a pass rusher.

**Buffalo trades 1.07 to Minnesota for 1.12, 3.10 and 3.27**

7. Buffalo Bills (from MIN) - Adrian Peterson, RB, Oklahoma
Buffalo fills their biggest need on offense and gets the next great RB. They could stay put and take Lynch, but Peterson is head and shoulders above him in talent.

8. Atlanta Falcons - LaRon Landry, S, LSU
Just going with the flow here.

9. Miami Dolphins - Chris Houston, CB, Arkansas
Miami is supposedly not high on Levi Brown and no other LT is worth this spot. Besides, their d-backs were wretched last year. I'm no fan of Leon Hall, if you can't tell.

10. Houston Texans - Amobi Okoye, DE, Louisville
Will allow Mario to show why he was the #1 overall last year.

11. San Francisco 49ers - Jamaal Anderson, DE, Arkansas
While both Branch and Carriker are great fits, Anderson helps smooth the transition from 4-3 to 3-4, if they even do so.

12. Minnesota Vikings (from BUF) - Robert Meachem, WR, Tennessee
I'm not convinced the Vikings brass would like to take a WR in round 1. But it's a great PR move else the Vikings fans burn down the Metrodome. Which wouldn't necessarily be a bad thing either.

13. St Louis Rams - Adam Carriker, DE, Nebraska
Allows for a lot of versatility on their weak d-line as he can play either inside at DT or outside at DE.

14. Carolina Panthers - Greg Olsen, TE, Miami
I'm beginning to think this is a lock. There's two things that make this make sense to me. 1) The Panthers greatest need is a TE (or WR) that can take pressure off Steve Smith and 2) The Panther's new OC, Jeff Davidson, has a history of working with tight ends. He took over for Maurice Carthon last year in Cleveland and got a lot of performance out of the one-legged/half-brained Kellen Winslow Jr.

15. Pittsburgh Steelers - Lawrence Timmons, LB, Florida State
Versatile backer has been scouted heavily by new coach Tomlin. Can play in either the 3-4 or the 4-3.

16. Green Bay Packers - Alan Branch, DT, Michigan
Since they'll likely move Jenkins outside (forcing out KGB), the Branch slide ends here.

17. Jacksonville Jaguars - Reggie Nelson, S, Florida
I normally think safety is an overrated position, but the need is too great to ignore here.

18. Cincinnati Bengals - Darrelle Revis, CB, Pitt
This team is on the verge of implosion once again. Their defense could be pretty lousy again this year.

19. Tennessee Titans - Marshawn Lynch, RB, Cal
If the Turner deal goes through, this whole draft gets blown to hell. Lendale White just may be the dumbest football player ever.

20. New York Giants - Paul Posluszny, LB, Penn State
CB and LB are the biggest needs. Pos is the best value here.

21. Denver Broncos - Jon Beason, LB, Miami
Broncos faithful are demanding a safety and Griffin would be a great fit. But I'm assuming Al Wilson is gone and Beason makes an excellent replacement.

22. Dallas Cowboys - Ted Ginn, WR, Ohio State
Some love him, others hate him. But I think he's a good fit in Dallas where the recievers are aging.

23. Kansas City Chiefs - Levi Brown , LT, Penn State
I know I'll get a lot of flak for him falling this far. But I just don't see him as an upper tier tackle. In KC, however, he'll be most welcome to a severely aging line.

24. New England Patriots (from SEA) - Michael Griffin, S, Texas
Harrison simply cannot stay healthy and is old to boot.

25. New York Jets - Leon Hall, CB, Michigan
Too far for him to drop? Maybe, maybe not. No denying that the Jets would pounce on him if given the opportunity.

26. Philadelphia Eagles - Brandon Meriweather, S, Miami
I think the character issues will be resolved to the Eagles' front office satisfaction.

27. New Orleans Saints - Dwayne Bowe, WR, LSU
Corner is a huge need, but the prospects that remain are a stretch here. There are a couple that could slip into this spot like Josh Wilson or Eric Wright. But in the end, the Saints envision the hometown guy pairing with Colston for years.

28. New England Patriots - David Harris, ILB, Michigan
Might be a reach but is just the type of player that New England is known for. I think he'll be a 3-4 stud.

29. Baltimore Ravens - Ryan Kalil, C, USC
Mike Flynn is declining and Chris Chester can move to guard.

30. San Diego Chargers - Eric Weddle, S, Utah
A slight reach, but there's no denying the guy has skills AND versatility. Just the type of player that could help out in numerous areas as a rookie, especially for a team with Super Bowl aspirations.

31. Chicago Bears - Justin Blalock, OT, Texas
Versatile Blalock helps at both guard positions and could spell at Fred Miller at RT in a pinch.

32. Indianapolis Colts - Sidney Rice, WR, South Carolina
I know there are lots of holes in the defense. In fact there are too many to plug with just one pick in the first two rounds. Sometimes you draft your strength and with the departure of Stokely and aging of Harrison, Rice is a great #3 for now as well as the WR of the future.

Round Two

33. Oakland - Joe Staley, OT, Central Michigan

34. Detroit - Jarvis Moss, DE, Florida

35. Detroit (from TB) - Aaron Ross, CB, Texas

36. Cleveland Browns - Dwayne Jarrett, WR, USC

37. Chicago Bears (from WAS from NYJ) - Jason Hill, WR, Washington State

38. Arizona Cardinals - Victor Abiamiri, DE, Notre Dame

39. Atlanta Falcons - Justin Harrell, DT, Tennessee

40. Miami Dolphins - Tony Ugoh, OG/OT, Arkansas

41. Minnesota - Anthony Spencer, DE, Purdue

42. San Francisco - Steve Smith, WR, USC

43. Buffalo - Justin Durant, LB, Hampton

44. Atlanta (from HOU) - Charles Johnson, DE, Georgia

45. Carolina - Tim Crowder, DE, Texas

46. Pittsburgh - Quentin Moses, DE, Georgia

47. Green Bay - Anthony Gonzalez, WR, Ohio State

48. Jacksonville - Aundrae Allison, WR, East Carolina

49. Cincinnati - Zach Miller, TE, Arizona State

50. Tennessee - Ray McDonald, DL, Florida

51. NY Giants - Johnathan Wade, DB, Tennessee

52. St. Louis - Quinn Pitcock, DT, Ohio State

53. Dallas - LaMarr Woodley, DE/OLB, Michigan

54. Kansas City - Tank Tyler, DT, NC State

55. Seattle - Ben Patrick, TE, Delaware

56. Denver - Brandon Mebane, DT, Cal

57. Philadelphia - Marcus McCauley, CB, Fresno State

58. New Orleans - Eric Wright, CB, UNLV

59. New York Jets (from CHI) - Ikaika Alama-Francis, DE, Hawaii

60. Miami (from NE) - Drew Stanton, QB, Michigan State

61. Baltimore - Trent Edwards, QB, Stanford

62. San Diego - Ben Grubbs, G, Auburn

63. New York Jets (from CHI) - Arron Sears, OT, Tennessee

64. Tampa Bay - Brian Leonard, RB, Rutgers

Round Three

65. Oakland - Marcus Thomas, DT, Florida

66. Detroit - Kevin Kolb, QB, Houston

67. Cleveland - Josh Wilson, CB, Maryland

68. Tampa Bay - Ryan McBean, DT, Oklahoma St.

69. Arizona - Buster Davis, OLB, Florida St.

70. Denver (from WAS) - Dan Bazuin, DE, Central Michigan

71. Miami - Manuel Ramirez, OG, Texas Tech

72. Minnesota - Josh Beekman, OG, Boston College

73. Houston - Tanard Jackson, CB/S, Syracuse

74. Minnesota (from Buffalo) - Craig Davis, WR, LSU

75. Atlanta - Zak DeOssie, ILB, Brown

76. San Francisco - Marshal Yanda, OG/OT, Iowa

77. Pittsburgh - Tony Hunt, RB, Penn St.

78. Green Bay - Brandon Jackson, RB, Nebraska

79. Jacksonville - Aaron Rouse, SS, Virginia Tech

80. Tennessee - Johnnie Lee Higgins, WR, UTEP

81. NY Giants - Mason Crosby, K, Colorado

82. St. Louis - Paul Williams, WR, Fresno St.

83. Carolina - Brandon Siler, ILB, Florida

84. Kansas City - David Irons, CB, Auburn

85. Seattle - Paul Soliai, DT, Utah

86. Denver - Sabby Piscitelli, SS, Oregon St.

87. Dallas - Travarious Bain, Hampton

88. New Orleans - H.B. Blades, ILB, Pittsburgh

89. NY Jets - Daymeion Hughes, CB, California

90. Philadelphia - Brian Robison, DE/LB, Texas

91. New England - Fred Bennett, CB, South Carolina

92. Minnesota (from Buf from BAL) - Lorenzo Booker, RB, Florida St.

93. San Diego - Michael Bush, RB, Louisville

94. Chicago - Rufus Alexander, OLB, Oklahoma

95. Indianapolis - Tim Shaw, LB, Penn St.

96. San Diego - John Wendling, FS/SS, Wyoming

97. San Francisco - Baraka Atkins, DL, Miami

98. Indianapolis - Antonio Pittman, RB, Ohio St.

99. Oakland - Scott Chandler, TE, Iowa