2013 NFL Mock Draft: Updated Complete 1st Round Mock Draft

The 2013 NFL Draft is less than two months away. With the combine in full force, some players are impressing while others are not.

Whose stock has slipped and whose has risen since the combine started?

Well, I have to say that my view on Manti Te'o pre-hoax was quite high. I didn't think it would have too much of an effect on his status in the draft, but after running a 4.82 on Monday, I am not impressed. Maybe the outside issues are more of an issue than I know. As a result, Te'o didn't make the cut for the first round of my mock.

I had Star Lotulelei going No. 1 before it was revealed that his left ventricle is pumping at a 44-percent rate. This heart condition is an extremely unfortunate situation for the star defensive tackle, but we can only pray for the best and hope he is okay.

Sharrif Floyd has impressed me more than anyone thus far at the combine, bumping him ahead of Bjoern Werner to the No. 2 spot where the Jaguars will take him off the board.

Dee Milliner's 4.31 and 4.37 40-yard dash times proved he is more athletic than people give him credit for. He won't make it pass the fourth pick in the draft, where Milliner will join forces with Chip Kelly and the Philadelphia Eagles. He has the potential to be the best shut-down cornerback in the game one day.

While many draft analysts don't believe there is any quarterback worthy of being taken in the first round, the Bills and Jets are way too desperate for them. I could see a scenario where we have Geno Smith go to the Bills at No. 8 and Matt Barkley go to the Jets at No. 9. Ryan Fitzpatrick and Mark Sanchez are not cutting it.

The other thing the Jets can do is draft Barkevious Mingo to fill a void at the linebacker position and wait until the second round to take a chance on a guy like Ryan Nassib. The defensive load that has been dumped off recently in New York could mean that the Jets are looking to reload on defense.

There isn't a running back available this year that's worthy of risking a first-round pick on. On the other hand, the receiving class is strong, spearheaded by guys like Cordarrelle Patterson and DeAndre Hopkins.

Below you will find my first round mock draft. Enjoy.

Pk	Team	Player	Pos	College
1	Chiefs	Luke Joeckel	OT	Texas A&M
2	Jaguars	Sharrif Floyd	DT	Florida
3	Raiders	Bjoern Werner	DE	FSU
4	Eagles	Dee Milliner	CB	Alabama
5	Lions	Jarvis Jones	OLB	Georgia
6	Browns	Dion Jordan	DE	Oregon
7	Cardinals	Eric Fisher	OT	Central Michigan
8	Bills	Geno Smith	QB	WVU
9	Jets	Matt Barkley	QB	USC
10	Titans	Chance Warmack	OG	Alabama
11	Chargers	Lane Johnson	OT	Oklahoma
12	Dolphins	Cordarrelle Patterson	WR	Tennessee
13	Buccaneers	Xavier Rhodes	CB	Florida State
14	Panthers	Star Lotulelei	DT	Utah
15	Saints	Ezekiel Ansah	DE	BYU
16	Rams	Kenny Vaccaro	FS	Texas
17	Steelers	Damontre Moore	DE	Texas A&M
18	Cowboys	Jonathan Cooper	OG	North Carolina
19	Giants	Datone Jones	DE	UCLA
20	Bears	Sheldon Richardson	DT	Missouri
21	Bengals	Barkevious Mingo	OLB	LSU
22	Rams (from WAS)	Tavon Austin	WR	WVU
23	Vikings	DeAndre Hopkins	WR	Clemson
24	Colts	Desmond Trufant	CB	Washington
25	Seahawks	Cornellius Carradine	DE	Florida State
26	Packers	D.J. Fluker	OT	Alabama
27	Texans	Keenan Allen	WR	California
28	Broncos	Johnathan Hankins	DT	Ohio State
29	Patriots	Matt Elam	SS	Florida
30	Falcons	Alex Okafor	DE	Texas
31	49ers	Johnthan Banks	CB	Mississippi State
32	Ravens	Kevin Minter	ILB	LSU