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1. Oakland - Jamarcus Russell
The talk of Tampa giving up all their picks to move up to the #1 spot is rubbish. They crippled their franchise when they gave up so much to get Gruden in the first place, I can't believe he'd turn around and make the same mistake himself.

When Oakland can't get the king's ransom they want for the rights to Johnson, they take the cornerstone for the franchise for the next decade. I cannot see giving #1 overall money to a wide reciever - regardless of whether or not he's the second coming of _____ (insert deity of your choice here).

2. Detroit - Calvin Johnson
I think the strategy of drafting Johnson with the purpose of trading him is a solid one. Even if you get "stuck" with him, you've still got the best player in the draft. Ultimately, I think they end up with Patrick Willis.

3. Cleveland - Brady Quinn
Passing on a franchise grade quarterback is verboten. Adrian Peterson is a world class talent to be sure, but RBs are easier to find.

Quinn has been debated ad-nauseum this off season. I like him and think he has a Peyton Manning-esque work ethic. He'll be great because he has the skills and will WILL himself to be the franchise QB the Browns have needed since Kosar.

4. Tampa Bay - Gaines Adams
This pick almost HAS to be defense. I can't see them taking Amobi Okoye this high, no matter how big Gruden's man-crush is on him.

5. Arizona - Joe Thomas
By some miracle, they get the guy they absolutely have to have. If they don't get a tackle in the first, they'll end up playing Mike Gandy there. Which wouldn't be horrible, but isn't desireable either.

6. Washington - Alan Branch
Okoye is getting a lot of press, but is still (in my mind) too much of a risk at #6 overall. Branch has had a poor post season, but the on field performance is excellent. The Laron Landry talk is a smokescreen intended to get Atlanta to trade up.

7. Minnesota - Adrian Peterson
The Vikings got a steal in Ray Edwards last year. If anyone takes over for the injured Erasmus James, it should be him. I just can't see Adams being the pick. There was a lot of yards and TDs left on the field last year by the steady yet unspectacular Chester Taylor.

8. Atlanta (from Houston) - Laron Landry
They have to strongly consider Levi Brown but I really don't like putting him here because I don't think he's worthy. They stay put and get the guy they really want.

9. Miami - Amobi Okoye
I personally think this is a bit too high, but my opinion seems in the minority. There's no doubt he would be a great infusion of talented youth on the rapidly aging d-line.

10. Houston - Adam Carriker
I think Carriker would be the absolute best fit for the Texans given his skills and versatility. He could play any spot on the line. Levi Brown is a poor choice for a team running a zone blocking scheme.

11. San Francisco - Patrick Willis
With Branch & Carriker gone, Willis is the best player for the defensive pick they sorely need. They could opt for Levi Brown if all three go before their pick.

12. Buffalo - Paul Posluszny
This guy just screams of being a Marv Levy type player. I think it's easier to find a decent runner later in this draft than it is a decent linebacker. Poz has shown his versatility playing both inside and out, so the Bills can figure out where works best.

13. St. Louis - Jamaal Anderson
No matter which player it is, I believe the pick will be along the defensive line. Which means you should expect them to pick a cornerback.

14. Carolina - Greg Olsen
New offensive coordinator has a history of working with TE's and a speed guy like Olsen would make life a LOT easier for Steve Smith.

15. Pittsburgh - Levi Brown
Can play either right or left tackle.

16. Green Bay - Marshawn Lynch
Vernand Morency? I highly doubt it. But he would make a good 1-2 punch with the #2 rookie RB available.

17. Jacksonville - Ted Ginn
Impact in all phases of the game. Jags need faster feet at the WR position.

18. Cincinnati - Darrelle Revis
Best overall CB in the draft and fills a huge need.

19. Tennessee - Leon Hall
Pacman's suspension forces their hand.

20. New York Giants - Lawrence Timmons
Unless they're planning on playing dime coverage full time, it's probably a good idea to have more than just Antonio Pierce at the LB position.

21. Denver - Anthony Spencer
Joe Thomas called him the most difficult guy he faced.

22. Dallas - Chris Houston
Possibly the best coverage CB in the draft gives them a much needed upgrade opposite the underrated Newman.

23. Kansas City - Justin Blalock
Shield's retirement really hurts and the o-line is old as a whole. Blalock's flexibility wins out over a DT.

24. New England (from Seattle) - Michael Griffin
Bye, bye Rodney. You were good in your time, but your time is up.

25. New York Jets - Aaron Ross
Another WR wouldn't hurt either, but CB is a very weak spot on the roster.

26. Philadelphia - Jon Beason
Trotter's knees are giving out and the Eagles should break the pattern of not drafting a LB early.

27. New Orleans - Dwayne Bowe
The hometown guy fits in great with the rotation of Colston & Henderson.

28. New England - David Harris
Really seems like a Belichick type guy.

29. Baltimore - Ryan Kalil
Mike Flynn's near the end and Chris Chester fits better at guard.

30. San Diego - Eric Weddle
Will make plays all over the field for the Chargers. Wants to play corner and possibly could but is still a great option at safety.

31. Chicago - Joe Staley
He'll likely go much higher than this and really should. If he makes it here, he's a no brainer.

32. Indianapolis - Robert Meachem
Sometimes you draft your strength.