February 5, 2008

Round 1

1. Miami (1-15) – DE Chris Long, Virginia

2. St. Louis (3-13) – DT Glenn Dorsey, LSU

3. Atlanta* (4-12) – RB Darren McFadden, Arkansas

4. Oakland* (4-12) – DT Sedrick Ellis, USC

5. Kansas City* (4-12) – OT Jake Long, Michigan

6. New York Jets (4-12) – DE Vernon Gholston, Ohio State

7. New England from SF (5-11) – OLB Keith Rivers, USC

8. Baltimore (5-11) – QB Matt Ryan, Boston College

9. Cincinnati (7-9) – DE Phillip Merling, Clemson

10. New Orleans (7-9) – CB Leodis McKelvin, Troy State

11. Buffalo (7-9) – CB Mike Jenkins, South Florida

12. Denver (7-9) – OLB Dan Connor, Penn State

13. Carolina (7-9) – DE Derrick Harvey, Florida

14. Chicago (7-9) – OT Ryan Clady, Boise State

15. Detroit (7-9) – OT Jeff Otah, Pittsburgh

16. Arizona (8-8) – RB Rashard Mendenhall, Illinois

17. Minnesota (8-8) – WR DeSean Jackson, California

18. Houston (8-8) – S Kenny Phillips, Miami Fl.

19. Philadelphia (8-8) – CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, Tennessee State

20. Tampa Bay (9-7) – RB Jonathan Stewart, Oregon

21. Washington (9-7) – DE Calais Campbell, Miami Fl.

22. Dallas from CLE (10-6) – RB Felix Jones, Arkansas

23. Pittsburgh (10-6) – OT Gosder Cherilus, Boston College

24. Tennessee (10-6) – WR Malcolm Kelly, Oklahoma

25. Seattle (10-6) – OT Chris Williams, Vanderbilt

26. Jacksonville (11-5) – CB Aqib Talib, Kansas

27. San Diego (11-5) – DT Kentwan Balmer, North Carolina

28. Dallas (13-3) – CB Antoine Cason, Arizona

29. San Francisco from IND (13-3) – WR Mario Manningham, Michigan

30. Green Bay (13-3) – CB Tracy Porter, Indiana

31. New England (16-0) – pick forfeited

32. New York Giants (10-6) – DT Pat Sims, Auburn

*Note - Picks three, four and five will be determined by coin flip. Atlanta can draft third, fourth or fifth; Oakland can only draft third and fourth; while Kansas City can only draft fourth or fifth. For simplicity's sake, we'll make Atlanta third, Oakland fourth and Kansas City fifth.

Round 2

33. Miami (1-15) – OT Sam Baker, USC

34. St. Louis (3-13) – ILB Curtis Lofton, Oklahoma

35. Oakland (4-12) – WR James Hardy, Indiana

36. Kansas City (4-12) – CB Patrick Lee, Auburn

37. New York Jets (4-12) – OLB Ali Highsmith, LSU

38. Atlanta (4-12) – QB Brian Brohm, Louisville

39. Baltimore (5-11) – DE Lawrence Jackson, USC

40. San Francisco (5-11) – DT Marcus Harrison, Arkansas

41. New Orleans (7-9) – ILB Jerod Mayo, Tennessee

42. Buffalo (7-9) – WR Limas Sweed, Texas

43. Denver (7-9) – S Reggie Smith, Oklahoma

44. Carolina (7-9) – QB Andre Woodson, Kentucky

45. Chicago (7-9) – QB Chad Henne, Michigan

46. Detroit (7-9) – CB Justin King, Penn State

47. Cincinnati (7-9) – OLB Erin Henderson, Maryland

48. Minnesota (8-8) – CB Chevis Jackson, LSU

49. Atlanta from HOU (8-8) – OLB Tavares Gooden, Miami Fl.

50. Philadelphia (8-8) – S DaJuan Morgan, North Carolina State

51. Arizona (8-8) – CB Charles Godfrey, Iowa

52. Washington (9-7) – OG Chilo Rachal, USC

53. Tampa Bay (9-7) – WR Early Doucet, LSU

54. Pittsburgh (10-6) – WR Adarius Bowman, Oklahoma State

55. Tennessee (10-6) – DT Dre Moore, Maryland

56. Seattle (10-6) – RB Jamaal Charles, Texas

57. Cleveland (10-6) – DE Cliff Avril, Purdue

58. Miami from SD (11-5) – S Marcus Griffin, Texas

59. Jacksonville (11-5) – DE Quentin Groves, Auburn

60. Indianapolis (13-3) – TE Fred Davis, USC

61. Green Bay (13-3) – OLB Xavier Adibi, Virginia Tech

62. Dallas (13-3) – WR Earl Bennett, Vanderbilt

63. New England (16-0) – CB Brandon Flowers, Virginia Tech

64. New York Giants (10-6) – OT Carl Nicks, Nebraska

Round 3

65. Miami (1-15) – QB Joe Flacco, Delaware

66. St. Louis (3-13) – S Thomas DeCoud, California

67. Kansas City (4-12) – DE Darrell Robertson, Georgia Tech

68. New York Jets (4-12) – WR Andre Caldwell, Florida

69. Atlanta (4-12) – ILB Jonathan Goff, Vanderbilt

70. New England from OAK (4-12) – OG Brandon Albert, Virginia

71. San Francisco (5-11) – OT Oneil Cousins, UTEP

72. Buffalo from BAL (5-11) – OLB Shawn Crable, Michigan

73. Buffalo (7-9) – TE Martellus Bennett, Texas A&M

74. Minnesota from DEN (7-9) – DT DeMario Pressley, North Carolina State

75. Carolina (7-9) – S Josh Barrett, Arizona State

76. Chicago (7-9) – OLB Geno Hayes, Florida State

77. Detroit (7-9) – RB Ray Rice, Rutgers

78. Cincinnati (7-9) – OG Roy Scheuning, Oregon State

79. New Orleans (7-9) – S Jamar Adams, Michigan

80. Houston (8-8) – RB Chris Johnson, East Carolina

81. Philadelphia (8-8) – WR Devin Thomas, Michigan State

82. Arizona (8-8) – DE Kendall Langford, Hampton

83. Minnesota (8-8) – OT Barry Richardson, Clemson

84. Tampa Bay (9-7) – OT Anthony Collins, Kansas

85. Washington (9-7) – S Quintin Demps, UTEP

86. Tennessee (10-6) – CB Terrell Thomas, USC

87. Seattle (10-6) – WR Donnie Avery, Houston

88. Cleveland (10-6) – DT Ahtyba Rubin, Iowa State

89. Pittsburgh (10-6) – S Tom Zbikowski, Notre Dame

90. Jacksonville (11-5) – WR Lavelle Hawkins, California

91. Chicago from SD (11-5) – WR Adrian Arrington, Michigan

92. Green Bay (13-3) -- OG Kerry Brown, Appalachian State

93. Dallas (13-3) – DE Marcus Howard, Georgia

94. Indianapolis (13-3) – OT Chad Rinehart, Northern Iowa

95. New England (16-0) – FB Peyton Hillis, Arkansas

96. New York Giants (10-6) – CB Trae Williams, South Florida

*Notes

- Compensatory picks will be given out, starting in Round 3. Once they are announced, I will add them to this list. Compensatory selections cannot be traded.

- No commentary will be used in this mock draft, as well as the Pre-Combine Mock Draft (coming out February 15th).

*Buzz

- Miami seems to be enamored with QB Joe Flacco but right now, it is still a toss-up between Flacco, Brian Brohm, and Chad Henne for the second QB taken spot.

- Georgia DE/OLB Marcus Howard is a prospect on the rise after squashing Colt Brennan in the Sugar Bowl. Since then, his stock has risen steadily. He had a good showing in the Hula Bowl and scouts rave about his work ethic. He is a workout warrior that is expected to get noticed even more at the combine.

- Iowa State DT Ahtya Rubin is a hog in the middle. I may not be doing him justice having him go in the third. Look for his stock to rise before the draft as he could end up being a sure-thing 2nd round prospect.

- Buffalo needs a TE and they will probably look no further than Martellus Bennett. Bennett is a close friend of Kevin Everett and almost went to Miami Fl. until the last minute when he changed his mind and went to College Station.

Picks by Team

Arizona – RB Rashard Mendenhall, CB Charles Godfrey, DE Kendall Langford

Atlanta – RB Darren McFadden, QB Brian Brohm, OLB Tavares Gooden, ILB Jonathan Goff

Baltimore – QB Matt Ryan, DE Lawrence Jackson

Buffalo – CB Mike Jenkins, WR Limas Sweed, OLB Shawn Crable, TE Martellus Bennett

Carolina – DE Derrick Harvey, QB Andre Woodson, S Josh Barrett

Chicago – OT Ryan Clady, QB Chad Henne, OLB Geno Hayes, WR Adrian Arrington

Cincinnati – DE Phillip Merling, OLB Erin Henderson, OG Roy Scheuning

Cleveland – DE Cliff Avril, DT Ahtyba Rubin

Dallas – RB Felix Jones, CB Antoine Cason, WR Earl Bennett, DE Marcus Howard

Denver – OLB Dan Connor, S Reggie Smith

Detroit – OT Jeff Otah, CB Justin King, RB Ray Rice

Green Bay – CB Tracy Porter, OLB Xavier Adibi, OG Kerry Brown

Houston – S Kenny Phillips, RB Chris Johnson

Indianapolis – TE Fred Davis, OT Chad Rinehart

Jacksonville – CB Aqib Talib, DE Quentin Groves, WR Lavelle Hawkins

Kansas City – OT Jake Long, CB Patrick Lee, DE Darrell Robertson

Miami – DE Chris Long, OT Sam Baker, S Marcus Griffin, QB Joe Flacco

Minnesota – WR DeSean Jackson, CB Chevis Jackson, DT DeMario Pressley, OT Barry Richardson

New England – OLB Keith Rivers, CB Brandon Flowers, OG Brandon Albert, FB Peyton Hillis

New Orleans – CB Leodis McKelvin, ILB Jerod Mayo, S Jamar Adams

New York Giants – DT Pat Sims, OT Carl Nicks, CB Trae Williams

New York Jets – DE Vernon Gholston, OLB Ali Highsmith, WR Andre Caldwell

Oakland – DT Sedrick Ellis, WR James Hardy

Philadelphia – CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, S DaJuan Morgan, WR Devin Thomas

Pittsburgh – OT Gosder Cherilus, WR Adarius Bowman, S Tom Zbikowski

St. Louis – DT Glenn Dorsey, ILB Curtis Lofton, S Thomas DeCoud

San Diego – DT Kentwan Balmer

San Francisco – WR Mario Manningham, DT Marcus Harrison, OT Oneil Cousins

Seattle – OT Chris Williams, RB Jamaal Charles, WR Donnie Avery

Tampa Bay – RB Jonathan Stewart, WR Early Doucet, OT Anthony Collins

Tennessee – WR Malcolm Kelly, DT Dre Moore, CB Terrell Thomas

Washington – DE Calais Campbell, OG Chilo Rachal, S Quintin Demps

Fantasy Football

Quarterback – Matt Ryan (Baltimore), Brian Brohm (Atlanta), Andre Woodson (Carolina), Chad Henne (Chicago), Joe Flacco (Miami)

Running Back – Darren McFadden (Atlanta), Rashard Mendenhall (Arizona), Jonathan Stewart (Tampa Bay), Felix Jones (Dallas), Jamaal Charles (Seattle), Ray Rice (Detroit), Chris Johnson (Houston), Peyton Hillis (Arkansas)

Wide Receiver – DeSean Jackson (Minnesota), Malcolm Kelly (Tennessee), Mario Manningham (San Francisco), James Hardy (Oakland), Limas Sweed (Buffalo), Early Doucet (Tampa Bay), Adarius Bowman (Pittsburgh), Earl Bennett (Dallas), Andre Caldwell (NY Jets), Devin Thomas (Philadelphia), Donnie Avery (Seattle), Lavelle Hawkins (Jacksonville), Adrian Arrington (Chicago)

Tight End – Fred Davis (Indianapolis), Martellus Bennett (Buffalo)

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