NFL 2009 Mock Draft Through Round Four: Who's the New No. 1?

 

ROUND TWO

33. Detroit Lions: Brian Cushing, Outside Linebacker, USC

Detroit needs help everywhere. Paris Lenon has to go.

 

34. St. Louis Rams: Patrick Chung, Safety, Oregon

Todd Johnson can't be the starter at strong safety next season.

 

35. Kansas City Chiefs: Alex Mack, Center, California

A first-round prospect drops to the Chiefs, who could really use him.

 

36. Seattle Seahawks: Rashad Johnson, Safety, Alabama

Brian Russell needs to be replaced.

 

37. Cleveland Browns: Alphonso Smith, Cornerback, Wake Forest

Cleveland needs to reboost their secondary.

 

38. Cincinnati Bengals: George Selvie, Defensive End, South Florida

Cincinnati needs a better pass rush.

 

39. Oakland Raiders: Percy Harvin, Wide Receiver, Florida

Oakland needs help at wide receiver badly.

 

40. Jacksonville Jaguars: Phil Loadholt, Offensive Tackle, Oklahoma

Jacksonville needs serious depth on the offensive line.

 

41. Green Bay Packers: Trevard Lindley, Cornerback, Kentucky

Al Harris could be leaving for another team.

 

42. San Francisco 49ers: B.J. Raji, Nose Tackle, Boston College

The defensive line could improve greatly.

 

43. Buffalo Bills: Max Unger, Center, Oregon

Buffalo needs help with their interior blocking.

 

44. Denver Broncos: Shonn Greene, Running Back, Iowa

Shonn Greene would go great with the Denver Broncos.

 

45. Miami Dolphins (from Washington): Louis Delmas, Safety, Western Michigan

Yeremiah Bell is bad. Miami needs a secondary change.

 

46. New York Giants (from New Orleans): Derrick Williams, Wide Receiver, Penn State

Plaxico Burress won't be back next year. New York will need a No. 1 receiver.

 

47. Houston Texans: Connor Barwin, Defensive End, Cincinnati

Besides Mario Williams, the Texans only had 13 sacks.

 

48. New England Patriots (from San Diego): Emanuel Cook, Safety, South Carolina

Rodney Harrison will likely retire soon.

 

49. New York Jets: Kenny Britt, Wide Receiver, Rutgers

Laveranues Coles is 31 and will be a free agent after the 2009 season.

 

50. Chicago Bears: Fenuki Toupu, Offensive Tackle, Oregon

Chicago needs a tackle with John Tait turning 34 very soon.

 

51. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Sen'Derrick Marks, Defensive Tackle, Auburn

Tampa Bay will have to build the defense up big since Monte Kiffin left.

 

52. Dallas Cowboys: Mike Mickens, Cornerback, Cincinnati

Dallas' corners are 33 and 31, respectively.

 

53. Arizona Cardinals: Sam Young, Offensive Tackle, Notre Dame

Arizona only averaged 3.5 yards per carry this year.

 

54. Philadelphia Eagles: Herman Johnson, Guard, LSU

More blocking for the Eagles.

 

55. Minnesota Vikings: Juaquin Iglesias, Wide Receiver, Oklahoma

Will allow Sidney Rice to move into the slot.

 

56. New England Patriots: Larry English, Defensive End/Outside Linebacker, N. Illinois

New England needs to get younger at linebacker.

 

57. Atlanta Falcons: Jermaine Gresham, Tight End, Oklahoma

A talented tight end and another weapon for Matt Ryan.

 

58. Miami Dolphins: Ron Brace, Nose Tackle, Boston College

Jason Ferguson is 34 years old.

 

59. Baltimore Ravens: Tyson Jackson, Defensive End, LSU

Depth on the defensive line, which never hurts.

 

60. Indianapolis Colts: Brian Robiskie, Wide Receiver, Ohio State

Marvin Harrison might retire sooner rather than later.

 

61. Carolina Panthers: Evander Hood, Defensive Tackle, Missouri

The hopeful replacement of Kris Jenkins.

 

62. Pittsburgh Steelers: Darius Butler, Cornerback, Connecticut

Deshea Townsend will be 34 by the time the season begins.

 

63. New York Giants: Javon Ringer, Running Back, Michigan State

Derrick Ward is likely going to be with a new team next year.

 

64. Tennessee Titans: Tyrone McKenzie, Outside Linebacker, South Florida

Keith Bulluck will be 32 in April, and his contract expires after the 2009 season.

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