2010 Nfl Mock Draft V.9.0

1. St. Louis Rams Sam Braford, QB, Oklahoma

Bradford is a former Heisman winner with pinpoint accuracy, underrated athletic ability and unfortunately a questionable arm because of a shoulder injury he suffered his junior year.Bradford is the best QB in this years' draft. At 6-foot-4 1/2 and 236 pounds, he could be a franchise QB.

2. Detroit Lions Ndamukong Suh, DT, Nebraska

He is impressive on tape, he put on a show at the combine, and he will  dominated the line of scrimmage.

3. Tampa Bay Buccaneers Gerald McCoy, DT, Oklahoma

Gerald McCoy would be a disruptive player for the Lions. He excels at wreaking havoc in the backfield and disrupting plays, and could considerably be taken at one or two overall.

If they don't take McCoy, drafting Oklahoma State Russell Okung would be a no-brainer for a team that could definitely use the talents of an offence tackle.

4. Washington Redskins Russell Okung, OT, Oklahoma State

Okung has a very good first step and great strength. Plain and simple, he is a solid all around blocker for a team in need.

5. Kansas City Chiefs Trent Williams, OT, Oklahoma

Trent Williams is extremely tough and sturdy though and very good in run blocking. Physically, he has it all, and although this is hardly the sexy pick the fans may want, he is a solid player.

6. Seattle Seahawks—Jimmy Clausen, QB, Notre Dame 

Clausen will be one of, if not the most, widely scrutinized prospects in this draft. He has an NFL ready arm, can make all the throws, makes good decisions, and most importantly, has played in a pro style offense under a great offensive mind.

If it's not Clausen, it may be Rutgers linemen Anthony Davis.

7. Cleveland Browns—Eric Berry, S, Tennessee

Berry can play anywhere in the secondary, which means he can match well on any TE or wideout, his the complete package at safety.

8. Oakland Raiders Bruce Campbell, OT, Maryland

mpbell is a major project, and a team with an older starting left tackle who won't need to put Campbell in immediately should take a chance on this athlete. If Campbell has to play early, though, this experiment would be a disaster. The al davis like his linemen big, and fast.

9. Buffalo Bills- Dan Williams, DT, Tennessee

They will switchin to a 3-4 defense this year, which mean they will need a nose tackle dan williams is the third best on the board after Suh, and McCoy.

10. Jacksonville Jaguars Jason Pierre-Paul, DE, South Florida 

Jason Piere-Paul is the best pure pass rusher in this class and is rising up draft boards, although I believe he's a bit overhyped.

11. Denver Broncos- Dez bryant, WR, Oklahoma State

Brandon marshall is gone now they have a big need at widereceiver, dez bryant is to good to pass on when you have  a need at widereceiver

12. Miami Dolphins— Derrick Morgan, DE, Georgia Tech

Morgan's production in 2009 when he had 12.5 sacks, 18.5 tackles for loss and two forced fumbles.

13. San Francisco 49ers— Anthony Davis, OT,  Rutgers

After passing up on him with the sixth overall pick, I don't think they do it again.

Davis has the highest ceiling of all the tackle prospects as well as the most athleticism. He is not a finished product yet, but he could be great if coached correctly.

14. Seattle Seahawks—C.J Spiller, RB,Clemson

15. New York Giants— Roland McClain, ILB, ALABAMA

The middle of this defense could use some help,can build the defense around McClain, especially since they are headed to a 3-4. He can play inside or outside.

16. Tennessee Titans—Carlos Dunlap, DE, Florida

Once considered the top prospect of the draft, Dunlap has all the physical tools teams drool over, but has character concerns.

The Titans though, have a good core on this team and could use an athlete of his caliber at defensive end.

17. San Francisco 49ers—Earl Thomas, S, Texas

Thomas is ball hawk at safety and is a willing tackler. Only a redshirt sophomore, Thomas has a lot of good football in front of him.

18. Pittsburgh Steelers— Kareem Jackson, CB, Alabama

The Steelers had issues when Troy Polamula went down

19. Atlanta Falcons—Sergio Kindle, OLB, Texas

Atlanta needs some defensive help at each level.

They could add a pass rusher, would love a shut down corner, and desperately need some athletic youth at OLB.

Kindle’s strong, physical, athletic, and is finally playing the type of football that has been expected of him.

20. Houston Texas—Jonathan Dwyer, RB, Georgia tech

The texans need a power runner here and Dwyer is a big boy. They will pick him here.

21. Cincinnati Bengals—Jermaine Gresham, TE, Oklahoma

The most complete tight end in the draft, Gresham had his senior season marred by injury and probably would have been selected higher last season had he come out.

Fortunately for the Bengals, who need more weapons for Carson Palmer, they get a guy who has wide receiver skills in a tight end body, and can block as well.

22. New England Patriots—Brandon Graham, OLB, Michigan

Graham is a bit undersized, but coach Bill Belichick will get the most out of him.

They need some help getting after the QB and can definitely get younger at spots on defense.

23. Green Bay Packers Mike Iupati, G, Idaho

Iupati is a versatile lineman with a lot of intensity. He could wind up playing anywhere along the front, but left guard would be ideal.

24. Philadelphia Eagles Taylor Mays, S, USC 

Mays is a physical freak and gives new meaning to the phrase “runs like a corner, hits like a linebacker.” Questions about his coverage, recognition skills, and a mediocre week at the Senior Bowl have not helped his stock though.

25. Baltimore Ravens Kyle Wilson, CB, Boise State

After aqcuring Wilson is a fast-rising prospect with fantastic bump-n-run skills. He is physical, knows how to play the ball, and is a willing tackler.

26. Arizona Cardinals Charles Brown, OT, USC

The Cardinals need linebacker help and could look at a guy like Ricky Sapp, but they also lost their starting left tackle, Mike Gandy. And Brown looked better than most of the tackles at the combine.

27. Dallas Cowboys—Nate Allen, FS, South Florida

Ken Hamlin's been good but his not great which means the Dallas Cowboys will be looking for an upgrade at free safety position.

28. San Diego Chargers— Jerry Hughes,OLB,TCU

29. New York Jets—Sean Weatherspoon, LB, Missouri

A dynamic linebacker who can play inside and outside, Weatherspoon will provide the Eagles with a ton a versatility and a lot of fire. He proved to be a team leader at Senior Bowl.He finished his college career with more than 400 tackles, 43.5 tackles for loss, 12.5 sacks, and 18 passes defensed.

30. Minnesota Vikings—Colt McCOY

This brett favre final year , they will have a need at the QB position after he leave, he could mentor this guy and next year maybe he could start.

31. Indianapolis Colts—Jared Odrick, DT, Penn State

Odrick did a fantastic job of allowing the tackling machines behind him in happy valley to run free and make plays.

The Colts seem to continually need help at the defensive tackle position and get great value and talent here from Odrick.

32. New Orleans Saints—Navarro Bowman, OLB, Penn State

The Saints could use a youth movement at the OLB position, and Bowman is the best available.

A bit undersized, he has good speed and great range. He is also pretty reliable tackler and excels in space.