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Round 1

1. Indianapolis - QB, Andrew Luck, Stanford
2. Washington (STL) - QB, Robert Griffin III, Baylor
3. Minnesota - OL, Matt Kalil, USC
4. St. Louis (CLE) - WR, Justin Blackmon, Oklahoma State (CLE gets STL #6, #33, 2013 3rd)
5. Tampa Bay - CB, Morris Claiborne, LSU
6. Cleveland (STL, WAS) - RB, Trent Richardson, Alabama
7. Jacksonville - WR, Michael Floyd, Notre Dame
8. Miami - QB, Ryan Tannehill, Texas A&M
9. Carolina - DL, Melvin Ingram, South Carolina
10. Buffalo - OL, Riley Reiff, Iowa
11. Kansas City - OL, David DeCastro, Stanford
12. Seattle - LB, Luke Kuechly, Boston College
13. Arizona - OL, Jonathan Martin, Stanford
14. Dallas - DL, Dontari Poe, Memphis
15. Philadelphia - DL, Fletcher Cox, Mississippi State
16. New York Jets - LB/DL Whitney Mercilus, Illinois
17. Cincinnati (OAK) - CB, Dre Kirkpatrick, Alabama
18. San Diego - SS, Mark Barron, Alabama
19. Chicago - WR, Kendall Wright, Baylor
20. Tennessee - DL, Michael Brockers, LSU
21. Cincinnati - OL, Cordy Glenn, Georgia
22. Cleveland (ATL) - WR, Stephen Hill, Georgia State
23. Detroit - CB, Janoris Jenkins, North Alabama
24. Pittsburgh LB/DL, Nick Perry, USC
25. Denver - OL, Peter Konz, Wisconsin
26. Houston - LB/DL, Vinny Curry, Marshall
27. New England (NO) - LB/DL, Courtney Upshaw, Alabama
28. Green Bay - CB, Stephen Gilmore, South Carolina
29. Baltimore - LB, Dont'a Hightower, Alabama
30. San Francisco - TE, Coby Fleener, Stanford
31. New England - DL, Devon Still, Penn State
32. New York Giants - RB, David Wilson, Virginia Tech

Round 1 Notes:

National Champion Alabama has 6 (5 Defense, 1 Offense) players go Round 1.

I think a trade down from 4 is a battle between STL, JAX, and MIA, with CLE not wanting to drop too far they take STLs offer (assuming no one blows them away)

Everyone assumes Tannehill at 8 to Miami (If they don't trade up for him) I mocked it, but I just am not 100% sold they go that route, seems like a waste (Can you tell how interested I am at drafting him at 4?)

Round 2

33. St. Louis - OL, Mike Adams, Ohio State
34. Indianapolis - OL, Bobbie Massie, Ole Miss
35. Minnesota - CB, Josh Robinson, Central Florida
36. Tampa Bay - RB, Doug Martin, Boise State
37. Cleveland - QB, Brandon Weeden, Oklahoma State
38. Jacksonville - DL, Andre Branch, Clemson
39. Cleveland (STL, WAS) - LB, Lovante David, Nebraska
40. Carolina - DL, Brandon Thompson, Clemson
41. Buffalo - WR, Mohamed Sanu, Rutgers
42. Miami - WR, Alshon Jeffery, South Carolina
43. Seattle - CB, Jayron Hosley, Virginia Tech
44. Kansas City - LB/DE, Ronell Lewis, Oklahoma
45. Dallas - OL, Kelechi Osemele, Iowa State
46. Philadelphia - DL, Jerel Worthy, Michigan State
47. New York Jets - SS, Harrison Smith, Notre Dame
48. New England (OAK) - RB, Lamar Miller, Miami
49. San Diego - WR, Rueben Randle, LSU
50. Chicago - DL, Derek Wolfe, Cincinnati
51. Philadelphia (ARI) - OLB, Zach Brown, North Carolina
52. Tennessee - CB, Alfonzo Dennard, Nebraska
53. Cincinnati - DL, Jake Bequette, Arkansas
54. Detroit - SS, Markelle Martin, Oklahoma State
55. Atlanta - OL, Zebrie Sanders, Florida State
56. Pittsburgh - OL, Amini Silatolu, Midwestern State
57. Denver - WR, Marvin McNutt, Iowa
58. Houston - WR, Juron Criner, Arizona
59. Green Bay - LB/DL, Shea McClellin, Boise State
60. Baltimore - CB, Casey Hayward, Vanderbuilt
61. San Francisco - WR, Chris Givens, Wake Forest
62. New England - CB, Brandon Boykin, Georgia
63. New York Giants - LB, Mychal Kendricks, California

Round 2 Notes

Brandon Weeden, Yep, That just happened, I'm not happy about it either…

Assuming New England doesn't trade up or away any of its picks, Ryan Mallett is going to have a solid core when he replaces Tom Brady in a few years (Ha.)

Round 3

64. Indianapolis - DL, Alameda Ta'amu, Washington
65. St. Louis - RB, LeMichael James, Oregon
66. Minnesota - WR, Tommy Streeter, Miami
67. Cleveland - OL, Michael Schwartz, California
68. Tampa Bay - DL, Jared Crick, Nebraska
69. Washington - OL, Andrew Datko, Florida State
70. Jacksonville - TE, Dwayne Allen, Clemson
71. Buffalo - CB, Josh Norman, Coastal Carolina
72. Miami - OL, Tony Bergstrom, Utah
73. Miami (CAR, CHI) - TE, Orson Charles, Georgia
74. Kansas City - QB, Kirk Cousins, Michigan State
75. Seattle - RB, Chris Polk, Washington
76. Houston (PHI) - OL, James Brown, Troy
77. New York Jets - WR, Nick Toon, Wisconsin
78. San Diego - RB, Bernard Pierce, Temple
79. Chicago - LB, Bobby Wagner, Utah State
80. Arizona - DL, Kendall Reyes, Connecticut
81. Dallas - SS, Antonio Allen, South Carolina
82. Tennessee - OL, Phillip Blake, Baylor
83. Cincinnati - WR, Marvin Jones, California
84. Atlanta - RB, Isaiah Pead, Cincinnati
85. Detroit - LB, Tank Carder, TCU
86. Pittsburgh - CB, Chase Minnifield, Virginia
87. Denver - RB, Cyrus Gray, Texas A&M
88. Philadelphia (HOU) - QB, Brock Osweiler, Arizona State
89. New Orleans - DL, Billy Winn, Boise State
90. Green Bay - DL, Mike Martin, Michigan
91. Baltimore - OL, Ben Jones, Georgia
92. San Francisco - DL, Cam Johnson, Virginia
93. New England - WR, Dwight Jones, North Carolina
94. New York Giants - DL, Chandler Jones, Syracuse
95. Oakland (COMP) - LB/DL, Jonathan Massaquoi, Troy


For those keeping score (aka only caring who the Browns get in a Mock)

1. RB, Trent Richardson, Alabama
1. WR, Stephen Hill, Georgia Tech
2. QB, Brandon Weeden, Oklahoma State
2. LB, Lovonte David, Nebraska (Pick received in trade with STL)
3. OL, Michael Schwartz, California

I would take that draft.

I think that Richardson is the best player left in the drfat behind Luck and RG3. He does not play a "premium" position, but dropping down to 6 would allow us to stretch slightly.

Hill has speed, size, and beyond that I don;t know. He does look like the kind of WR that the Steelers have made a habit out of turning into superstars ....... so hopefully we will manage to do so. I could see us going with an OL in the bottom of the 1st, but I think that skill positions will win out high in the draft.

I love the Weeden pick. I think that he can unseat McCoy, but we aren't investing a 1st round pick so if he doesn't show something we can still go QB in the 1st next year. I can definitely see us looking at Weeden in the 2nd far more than I see us looking at Tannehill in the 1st. I think that Weeden lets us "get through" for a year, and then we can try fr a franchise guy again next year if we need to.

I like the LB pick. From what I have seen of David, he's a solid OLB, though not much of a pass rusher. I do wonder if Heckert will go LB that high though. I suspect that he looks at OLB as a position that can be filled deep in the draft.

Schwartz would be a solid future pick, but I don't see him stepping in from day 1. It's possible that our day 1 starter at RT might be a guy who is released in the final cutdowns.

I would guess that we will try to move around some in the lower rounds, because we really have too many picks. I bet that Heckert will draft a couple of real longshots late in the draft, hoping to find a diamond.

If Martin falls I would prefer to get him at 22, I just don't see it happening...