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Mock Draft 2.0: One Day before the Draft

Kevin DeBenedetto
Apr 24, 2009

You can find my first mock draft here.

For my second (and final) mock draft, if there was no change to the pick, I obviously put "NO CHANGE." If there was a change, I explain it. In the case of certain teams (Jets, Jaguars), I put my opinion on them trading up or down in the draft.

Enjoy.

1. Detroit Lions—Matthew Stafford, QB, Georgia

NO CHANGE

2.  St. Louis Rams—Eugene Monroe, OT, Virginia

NO CHANGE

3.  Kansas City Chiefs—Aaron Curry, LB, Wake Forest

NO CHANGE

4.  Seattle Seahawks—Jason Smith, OT, Baylor

NO CHANGE

5.  Cleveland Browns—Michael Crabtree, WR, Texas Tech

NO CHANGE

6.  Cincinnati Bengals—Andre Smith, OT, Alabama

NO CHANGE

7.  Oakland Raiders—Aaron Maybin, DE, Penn State

NO CHANGE

8.  Jacksonville Jaguars—B.J. Raji, DT, Boston College

There is no change here, but I would like to say that if this scenario happens for the Jaguars, I fully expect them to be trading out of this spot. The Redskins and the Jets are the most likely candidates, with the Jets leading, I would say. They fell into a great spot.

9.  Green Bay Packers—Tyson Jackson, DE, LSU

NO CHANGE

10.  San Francisco 49ers—Brian Orakpo, DE, Texas

NO CHANGE

11.   Buffalo Bills—Michael Oher, OT, Ole Miss

NO CHANGE

12.   Denver Broncos—Mark Sanchez, QB, USC

NO CHANGE

13. Washington Redskins—Ebon Britton, OT, Arizona

The Redskins need offensive line help, big time. The big four are gone, so they make the first reach of the draft in Britton. On draft day, I don’t expect them to be drafting 13th overall.

14.   New Orleans Saints—Malcolm Jenkins, CB, Ohio State

NO CHANGE

15.  Houston Texans—Clay Matthews, OLB, USC

NO CHANGE

16.   San Diego Chargers—William Beatty, OT, Conneticut

The offensive line of the Chargers play dropped drastically from two years ago. They shore up the offensive line to continue to have one of the best offenses in the league.

17.   New York  Jets—Chris "Beanie" Wells, RB, Ohio State

There is no change here, but if Sanchez falls to the eight spot, I expect them to trade up. If he doesn’t last, I expect them to trade down.

18.   Denver Broncos—Everette Brown, DE, Florida State

NO CHANGE

19.   Tampa Bay Buccaneers—Josh Freeman, QB, Kansas State

NO CHANGE

20.   Detroit Lions—Robert Ayers, DE, Tennesee

They would hope either Britton or Beatty falls to them here, but the run on offensive linemen went quick. They take one of the best 4-3 defensive ends in the draft at the 20 spot to be a focal point for their defense alongside Sims.

21.   Philadelphia Eagles—Vontae Davis, CB, Illinois

With the news of Sheldon Brown wanting a new contract or to be traded, it added to a small list of needs for the Eagles. They grab Davis here on his athleticism, and to play the nickel for the first year. He will take over for Sheldon Brown when he is traded.

22.   Minnesota Vikings—Jeremy Maclin, WR, Missouri

No one expected Maclin to last this far, but it is been proven that the trenches are more needed than wide receivers. The Vikings have stated that they will be looking for offensive help in the draft, and since they have the best RB in the league, they go wide receiver here. Pettigrew is also another possible choice.

23.   New England Patriots—Rey Maualaga, MLB, USC

NO CHANGE

24.   Atlanta Falcons—Peria Jerry, DT, Ole Miss

NO CHANGE

25.   Miami Dolphins—Sean Smith, CB/S, Utah

NO CHANGE

26.   Baltimore Ravens—Darrius Heyward-Bey, WR, Maryland

NO CHANGE

27.   Indianapolis Colts—Evander Hood, DT, Missouri

NO CHANGE

28.   Buffalo Bills—Michael Johnson, DE, Georgia Tech

NO CHANGE

29.   New York Giants—Brandon Pettigrew, TE, Oklahoma State

NO CHANGE

30.   Tennessee Titans—Darius Butler, CB,  Connecticut

NO CHANGE

31.   Arizona Cardinals—Knowshon Moreno, RB, Georgia

NO CHANGE

32.  Pittsburgh Steelers—Alex Mack, C, California

NO CHANGE