No. 1: St. Louis Rams: Sam Bradford, QB, Oklahoma
Consensus No. 1 pick if Rams do not trade the pick.
No. 2: Detroit Lions: Ndamukong Suh, DT, Nebraska
No. 1 overall prospect on my big board. Lions get some needed help on defensive line.
No. 3: Tampa Bay Bucs: Gerald McCoy, DT, Oklahoma
Tampa Bay desperately needs a franchise defensive tackle, and they land one of the best in McCoy.
No. 4: Washington Redskins: Russell Okung, OT, Oklahoma State
Redskins land franchise left tackle to protect McNabb's blind side, and help bolster the running game.
No. 5: Kansas City Chiefs: Eric Berry, S, Tennessee
Berry is one of the biggest guarantees of the draft. He should be a Pro-Bowler for years to come.
No. 6: Seattle Seahawks: Bryan Bulaga, OT, Iowa
Seattle has question marks on their o-line, and Bulaga's ability to play left or right tackle is just too intriguing to pass up.
No. 7: Cleveland Browns: Joe Haden, CB, Florida
With Berry taken two picks ahead, Browns go for the best shut-down corner in the draft.
No. 8: Oakland Raiders: Taylor Mays, S, USC
Oakland shocks again! They cannot pass up on the west coast boy and his amazing workouts.
No. 9: Buffalo Bills: Dan Williams: NT, Tennessee
Buffalo passes on franchise quarterback to select franchise nose tackle.
No. 10: Jacksonville Jaguars: Derrick Morgan, DE/OLB, Georgia Tech
Jaguars get needed pass rusher with unlimited potential and very high floor.
No. 11: Denver Broncos: Rolando McClain, LB, Alabama
McClain would fit in perfectly in Denver's 3-4 scheme and would be an instant starter.
No. 12: Miami Dolphins: Jason Pierre-Paul, DE/OLB, South Florida
Dolphins get a player with a lot of potential, who will need a few years to learn the system.
No. 13: San Francisco 49ers: Trent Williams, OT, Oklahoma
49ers luck out and get one of the best linemen in the draft, filling a needed hole.
No. 14: Seattle Seahawks: Dez Bryant, WR, Oklahoma State
Fills need for No. 1 receiver. Housh and Bryant become legitimate combination.
No. 15: New York Giants: C.J. Spiller, RB, Clemson
Giants take the best player available, and Spiller instantly becomes feared in special teams and third downs.
No. 16: Tennessee Titans: Everson Griffen, DE, USC
Pure 4-3 defensive end fits Tennessee's needs perfectly.
No. 17: San Francisco 49ers: Earl Thomas, S, Texas
Thomas is a good fit at either safety position and can even play corner if need be.
No. 18: Pittsburgh Steelers: Maurkice Pouncey, G/C, Florida
Steelers are weak at both guard and center, and Pouncey can play either position.
No. 19: Atlanta Falcons: Sean Weatherspoon, LB, Missouri
Weatherspoon is a safe pick here, and he will be able to replace aging Mike Peterson in a season or two.
No. 20: Houston Texans: Kyle Wilson, CB, Boise State
With No. 1 corner Dunta Robinson gone, Texans snag the second best corner on the board.
No. 21: Cincinnati Bengals: Mike Iupati, G, Idaho
Bengals continue to build their offensive line to protect Palmer and give Benson another 1000 yard season.
No. 22: New England Patriots: Brandon Graham, OLB/DE, Michigan
Graham fits in perfectly with the 3-4 system, and he will be able to play all over the field.
No. 23: Green Bay Packers: Anthony Davis, OT, Rutgers
Davis is just too good to pass up, and he will be able to sit for a season or two to mature and improve.
No. 24: Philadelphia Eagles: Patrick Robinson, CB, Florida State
Better pure corner than McCourty, and Eagles have Jackson and Maclin for special teams already.
No. 25: Baltimore Ravens: Jared Odrick, DE/DT, Penn State
Fits in perfectly with Ravens scheme and attitude. Big time player down the road.
No. 26: Arizona Cardinals: Jimmy Clausen, QB, Notre Dame
Clausen somehow falls to the Cardinals at No. 26. He will have one or two seasons to watch and learn the game.
No. 27: Dallas Cowboys: Bruce Campbell, OT, Maryland
The Cowboys land one of the most athletic offensive linemen of all time. May have to sit for a couple of seasons, but he should blossom into a good lineman.
No. 28: San Diego Chargers: Golden Tate, WR, Notre Dame
Chargers pass on running back because of depth and trust of Sproles. Tate gives Rivers a legitimate No. 2 target.
No. 29: New York Jets: Jerry Hughes, DE/OLB, TCU
Rex Ryan takes the tougher player in Hughes over the more talented Sergio Kindle.
No. 30: Minnesota Vikings: Devin McCourty, CB, Rutgers
With the injury to Cedric Griffin, secondary becomes a must. McCourty is fast, talented, and much more physical than given credit for.
No. 31: Indianapolis Colts: Charles Brown, OT, USC
Colts love Brown's amazing athleticism and attitude and have big plans in the future for him.
No. 32: New Orleans Saints: Brian Price, DT, UCLA
After Sedrick Ellis the Saints become weak at defensive tackle. Price is a solid player, who can contribute immediately.
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