Accelerating to Mock 1

[black19]

He only has the first 10 picks so far, it's quite interesting. Please post your thoughts afterwards

1. Oakland Raiders - Jamarcus Russell QB
2. Detroit Lions - Jamaal Anderson DE
3. Cleveland Browns - Alan Branch DT
4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Calvin Johnson WR
5. Arizona Cardinals - Joe Thomas OT
6. Washington Redskins - Gaines Adams DE
7. Minnesota Vikings - Reggie Nelson DB
8. Houston Texans - Marshawn Lynch RB
9. Miami Dolphins - Brady Quinn QB
10. Atlanta Falcons - Ted Ginn Jr WR

[cdobry1991]

Wow.

I don't see Minny's need for a S.

Peterson goes over Lynch.

Miami won't take a QB that high.

Atlanta doesn't need to become the new Detroit with picking WR's every year.

[NYJets30]

I dont like it at all

[pep9993]

Not bad but I think Minnesota dosen't need a safety. They need a QB and another RB. You are right on with Detroit. I don't see them selecting a QB they need help on the D-line.

[The Swami]

Originally Posted by pep9993 Not bad but I think Minnesota dosen't need a safety. They need a QB and another RB. You are right on with Detroit. I don't see them selecting a QB they need help on the D-line.

???????? Just what???? You are refering to the Minnesota Vikings correct?? Taylor played very well this season and showed signs of being a first year starter. Any running back they get, will still be a first year starter. Childress isnt a fan of the two back system so if they were to get another RB (which next to DT is about the only position they dont need) it would be via free agency.

If Johnson was still a starter, then I would agree with you about the QB. However, Jackson showed enough promise that he can be the starter at least for a while. He definitely has the physical tools, he just doesnt have a complete grip of the offense yet and has virtually no talent to throw to (Wiggins is a great talent but if Childress continues to use him in this way then he will be as good as useless). Which means he is just as valuable as any QB in this draft (except for Russell and Quinn which wont fall to them anyway). Therefore again, if they do add talent it would be via free agency.

However, they probably wont add either. They might get a QB, but its not going to be a Byron Leftwich or anything. Itll be more like Shaun King or Rohan Davey. (Speaking of which, i wonder what they're doing right about now.)

[cubuffsman78]

I've never been a fan of any mock draft that I've seen done by Yahoo. Usually I don't even bother looking at them.

[cdobry1991]

I only like picks 1 and 5.

[kevmvp]

I dont like it at all either. There ussually are always picks that seem to surprise everybody in the first round as far as how high they go but i dont see Jamal Anderson going number 2 and i dont see Reggie Nelson going number 7. I also dont think that Lynch will go before Peterson.

[black19]

It will be interesting to see how the rest of this mock unfolds

[black19]

Full mock from Murphy finally posted. Here goes:

01. Oakland - JaMarcus Russell, QB
02. Detroit - Jamaal Anderson, DE
03. Cleveland - Alan Branch, DT
04. Tampa Bay - Calvin Johnson, WR
05. Arizona - Joe Thomas, OT
06. Washington - Gaines Adams, DE
07. Minnesota - Reggie Nelson, S
08. Houston - Marshawn Lynch, RB
09. Miami - Brady Quinn, QB
10. Atlanta - Ted Ginn Jr, WR
11. San Francisco - Amobi Okoye, DT
12. Buffalo - Aaron Ross, CB
13. St. Louis - Charles Johnson, DE
14. Carolina - Lawrence Timmons, OLB
15. Pittsburgh - Leon Hall, CB
16. Green Bay - Adrian Peterson, RB
17. Jacksonville - Adam Carriker, DE
18. Cincinnati - Darrelle Revis, CB
19. Tennessee - Robert Meachem, WR
20. New York - DeMarcus Tyler, DT
21. Denver - Jarvis Moss, DE
22. Dallas - Brandon Meriweather, S
23. Kansas City - Tony Ugoh. OT
24. New England - Jay Moore, DE
25. New York - Zach Miller, TE
26. Philadelphia - LaRon Landry, S
27. New Orleans - Anthony Spencer, DE/OLB
28. New England - Daymeion Hughes, CB
29. Baltimore - Justin Blalock, OG
30. San Diego - Tanard Jackson, DB
31. Chicago - Greg Olson, TE
32. Indianapolis - Jon Beason, LB