Cammo's 2011 NFL Mock Draft

[Sandlot]

I can't see Locker falling that far and behind all those guys. I think one team will like his upside too much.

[Cammo101]

3/1/11

1. Carolina - Nick Fairley (DT, Auburn)
2. Denver - Da'Quan Bowers (DE, Clemson)
3. Buffalo - Marcell Dareus (DT, Alabama)
4. Cincinnati - AJ Green (WR, Georgia)
5. Arizona - Von Miller (LB, Texas A&M)
6. Cleveland - Patrick Peterson (CB, LSU)
7. San Francisco - Cameron Jordan (DE, California)
8. Tennessee - Blaine Gabbert (QB, Missouri)
9. Dallas - Prince Amukamara (CB, Nebraska)
10. Washington - Julio Jones (WR, Alabama)
11. Houston - Robert Quinn (DE, North Carolina)
12. Minnesota - Cameron Newton (QB, Auburn)
13. Detroit - Tyron Smith (OT, USC)
14. St. Louis - Aldon Smith (DE, Missouri)
15. Miami - Mark Ingram (RB, Alabama)
16. Jacksonville - Jimmy Smith (CB, Colorado)
17. New England - Nate Solder (OT, Colorado)
18. San Diego - Stephen Paea (DT, Oregon State)
19. NY Giants - Akeem Ayers (LB, UCLA)
20. Tampa Bay - JJ Watt (DE, Wisconsin)
21. Kansas City - Ryan Kerrigan (DE, Purdue)
22. Indianapolis - Anthony Costanzo (OT, Boston College)
23. Philadelphia - Gabe Carimi (OT, Wisconsin)
24. New Orleans - Phil Taylor (DT, Baylor)
25. Seattle - Jake Locker (QB, Washington)
26. Baltimore - Brandon Harris (CB, Miami)
27. Atlanta - Cameron Heyward (DE, Ohio State)
28. New England - Justin Houston (DE, Georgia)
29. Chicago - Derek Sherrod (OT, Mississippi State)
30. NY Jets - Adrian Clayborn (DE, Iowa)
31. Pittsburgh - Rodney Hudson (OG, Florida State)
32. Green Bay - Martez Wilson (LB, Illinois)

33. New England - Jonathan Baldwin (WR, Pittsburgh)
34. Buffalo - Christian Ponder (QB, Florida State)
35. Cincinnati - Ryan Mallett (QB, Arkansas)
36. Denver - Rahim Moore (S, UCLA)
37. Cleveland - Corey Liuget (DT, Illinois)
38. Arizona - Torrey Smith (WR, Maryland)
39. Tennessee - Muhammad Wilkerson (DT, Temple)
40. Dallas - Marcus Cannon (OT, TCU)
41. Washington - Marvin Austin (DT, North Carolina)
42. Houston - Titus Young (WR, Boise State)
43. Minnesota - Rashad Carmichael (CB, Virginia Tech)
44. Detroit - Greg Jones (LB, Michigan State)
45. San Francisco - Stefen Wisniewski (C, Penn State)
46. Denver - Mike Pouncey (OG, Florida)
47. St. Louis - Leonard Hankerson (WR, Miami)
48. Oakland - Colin Kaepernick (QB, Nevada)
49. Jacksonville - Allen Bailey (DE, Miami)
50. San Diego - Aaron Williams (CB, Texas)
51. Tampa Bay - Quinton Carter (S, Oklahoma)
52. NY Giants - Mikel Leshoure (RB, Illinois)
53. Indianapolis - Benjamin Ijalana (OG, Villanova)
54. Philadelphia - John Moffitt (OG, Wisconsin)
55. Kansas City - Jerrel Jernigan (WR, Troy)
56. New Orleans - Brandon Burton (CB, Utah)
57. Seattle - Drake Nevis (DT, LSU)
58. Baltimore - Orlando Franklin (OG, Miami)
59. Atlanta - Lance Kendricks (TE, Wisconsin)
60. New England - Ryan Williams (RB, Virginia Tech)
61. San Diego - Dontay Moch (LB, Nevada)
62. Chicago - Sam Acho (DE, Texas)
63. Pittsburgh - DeMarcus Van Dyke (CB, Miami)
64. Green Bay - DeMarco Murray (RB, Oklahoma)

65. Carolina - Virgil Green (TE, Nevada)
66. Cincinnati - Casey Matthews (LB, Oregon)
67. Denver - Mason Foster (LB, Washington)
68. Buffalo - Bruce Carter (LB, North Carolina)
69. Arizona - Ras-I Dowling (CB, Virginia)
70. Cleveland - Danny Watkins (OG, Baylor)
71. Dallas - Tyrod Taylor (QB, Virginia Tech)
72. New Orleans - Darius Morris (OT, Temple)
73. Houston - Shareece Wright (CB, USC)
74. New England - Deunta Williams (S, North Carolina)
75. Detroit - Curtis Brown (CB, Texas)
76. San Francisco - Pat Devlin (QB, Delaware)
77. Tennessee - DeAndre McDaniel (S, Clemson)
78. St. Louis - Rob Housler (TE, Florida Atlantic)
79. Miami - Will Hill (S, Florida)
80. Jacksonville - Austin Pettis (WR, Boise State)
81. Oakland - Johnny Patrick (CB, Louisville)
82. San Diego - Kendric Burney (CB, North Carolina)
83. NY Giants - Quan Sturdivant (LB, North Carolina)
84. Tampa Bay - Chris Marve (LB, Vanderbilt)
85. Philadelphia - Ahmad Black (S, Florida)
86. Kansas City - Jurrell Casey (DT, USC)
87. Indianapolis - Cliff Matthews (DE, South Carolina)
88. New Orleans - Shane Vareen (RB, California)
89. San Diego - Kenny Tate (S, Maryland)
90. Baltimore - Dwayne Harris (WR, East Carolina)
91. Atlanta - Jordan Todman (RB, Connecticut)
92. New England - Joseph Barksdale (OT, LSU)
93. Chicago - Daniel Thomas (RB, Kansas State)
94. NY Jets - Robert Sands (S, West Virginia)
95. Pittsburgh - DJ Williams (TE, Arkansas)
96. Green Bay - Jah Reid (OT, UCF)

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[Cliff Levingston]

29. Chicago - Derek Sherrod (OT, Mississippi State)

37. Cleveland - Corey Liuget (DT, Illinois)

According to Risdon, the Bears are desperately hoping that Liuget falls to them. Based on that, Cliff Levingston thinks they go with him over the OT here.

[TSE]

Looks like a good mock by Cammo, but I think Cameron Jordan and Nate Solder are you're biggest reaches in the first round. I don't see a team using that high of a pick on a guy like Jordan when there's a guy like Quinn available. Stay away from the DE's then if you can't pick Quinn over Jordan. Quinn is HIGHLY touted by scouts, and he had a whopping 6 FFs in addition to his good TFL/Sack stats of 2009. Also I don't think Dareus has a shot at #1 that I have been seeing people suggest, he's never created a fumble in his career and I don't see how you can take a guy number 1 who hasn't even done that once, no flippin' way.

[Sandlot]

^^^ I agree. I really like Cameron Jordan but not at 7. Quinn could transition to a nice pass rushing outside linebacker. I think he is a better prospect. If they want Jordan then they should trade down for him.

[Sandlot]

Also, unless I'm just missing it I don't see Andy Dalton on here. I like him a lot more than Devlin.

[Cammo101]

Also, unless I'm just missing it I don't see Andy Dalton on here. I like him a lot more than Devlin.

Dalton seems so hit or miss right now. Some love him, others hate him. I think he may go in the 3rd round, but he may also go in the 4th or 5th.

[TSE]

For QBs in that range I think Colin Kaepernick is a good choice, he has a pretty decent completion percentage like Dalton, but he also adds a very aggressive ground attack. He might be a good QB to pick as a backup to Newton that way you have 2 guys with aggressive rushing games to try and take a little heat off Newton by rotating him during less important times and minimizing some wear and tear to QB1. The only QBs to rush for more yards than him were Cam and Denard, and Colin had the highest average rush of any QB if you don't count Andrew Luck who only had about 50 carries on the season, plus he's 6-6, possibly the tallest and fastest QB in the draft. He's on my hotlist for the Lions to draft him as the heir apparent to Drew Stanton to be the guy who wastes his talent and athleticism on the bench for us.

[TSE]

Dang, just saw this mock with Colin going to the Vikes at pick 12 and the first QB off the board, it's probably wishful thinking that he would stay under the radar for the Lions to pick him up cheaply. I'd like to see any team draft him other than the Vikes, arrggh! Although this guy has a lot of reaches, like Ayers going 8 and Solder going 13, and Newton going at 15, and Gabbert at 25! What a crazy mock, these guys are obviously from the future or an insane asylum!...

http://www.xtrapointfootball.com/201103 ... ft-40.html

[wetsthebed]

I would pretty much ignore that mock. There's no way Colin Kaepernick is going in the first round, never mind in the top 12.

[TSE]

Well I think it's much more likely for him to go in the first round than it is for him to be selected ahead of both Newton and Gabbert, that's more shocking to me. And I'm not sure what you mean by "ignoring" a mock. Just because one or a few guys don't fit for you doesn't mean the rest of the mock can't be accurate. And nobody in the world is going to have a mock that will agree with you more than your own picks, so what do you look to get out of other people's mocks? And are you trying to say you have never witnessed an NFL draft where there wasn't at least one time that you were shocked about a guy going high in the first round? What would you have said to the guy who made a mock that picked that shocking pick exactly? You would have said we should ignore that mock when in fact that guy would have nailed that pick perfectly in accordance with what would happen considering it did happen you know?

I don't look at mocks trying to find one that is the truth or a precise accounting of how everything will go down, I just look for obtaining as many opinions as I can to get ideas for how the market sees various players, and having more information is both useful and interesting and it's up to each individual to figure out what that mock means to them. Besides, that mock was made by a professional NFL scout, and I like reading those opinions especially when they differ from my own. I've got no chance in learning anything new by reading the opinion of somebody who thinks exactly like me. That's no fun!

[Cammo101]

3/8/11

1. Carolina - Cameron Newton (QB, Auburn)
2. Denver - Patrick Peterson (CB, LSU)
3. Buffalo - Marcell Dareus (DT, Alabama)
4. Cincinnati - AJ Green (WR, Georgia)
5. Arizona - Von Miller (LB, Texas A&M)
6. Cleveland - Nick Fairley (DT, Auburn)
7. San Francisco - Da'Quan Bowers (DE, Clemson)
8. Tennessee - Blaine Gabbert (QB, Missouri)
9. Dallas - Prince Amukamara (CB, Nebraska)
10. Washington - Julio Jones (WR, Alabama)
11. Houston - Cameron Jordan (DE, California)
12. Minnesota - Robert Quinn (DE, North Carolina)
13. Detroit - Tyron Smith (OT, USC)
14. St. Louis - Aldon Smith (DE, Missouri)
15. Miami - Mark Ingram (RB, Alabama)
16. Jacksonville - Jimmy Smith (CB, Colorado)
17. New England - Nate Solder (OT, Colorado)
18. San Diego - JJ Watt (DE, Wisconsin)
19. NY Giants - Akeem Ayers (LB, UCLA)
20. Tampa Bay - Ryan Kerrigan (DE, Purdue)
21. Kansas City - Cameron Heyward (DE, Ohio State)
22. Indianapolis - Anthony Costanzo (OT, Boston College)
23. Philadelphia - Gabe Carimi (OT, Wisconsin)
24. New Orleans - Phil Taylor (DT, Baylor)
25. Seattle - Jake Locker (QB, Washington)
26. Baltimore - Brandon Harris (CB, Miami)
27. Atlanta - Justin Houston (DE, Georgia)
28. New England - Stephen Paea (DT, Oregon State)
29. Chicago - Corey Liuget (DT, Illinois)
30. NY Jets - Adrian Clayborn (DE, Iowa)
31. Pittsburgh - Derek Sherrod (OT, Mississippi State)
32. Green Bay - Martez Wilson (LB, Illinois)

33. New England - Jonathan Baldwin (WR, Pittsburgh)
34. Buffalo - Christian Ponder (QB, Florida State)
35. Cincinnati - Ryan Mallett (QB, Arkansas)
36. Denver - Rahim Moore (S, UCLA)
37. Cleveland - Torrey Smith (WR, Maryland)
38. Arizona - Rodney Hudson (OG, Florida State)
39. Tennessee - Muhammad Wilkerson (DT, Temple)
40. Dallas - Marcus Cannon (OT, TCU)
41. Washington - Marvin Austin (DT, North Carolina)
42. Houston - Titus Young (WR, Boise State)
43. Minnesota - Rashad Carmichael (CB, Virginia Tech)
44. Detroit - Greg Jones (LB, Michigan State)
45. San Francisco - Stefen Wisniewski (C, Penn State)
46. Denver - Mike Pouncey (OG, Florida)
47. St. Louis - Leonard Hankerson (WR, Miami)
48. Oakland - Colin Kaepernick (QB, Nevada)
49. Jacksonville - Allen Bailey (DE, Miami)
50. San Diego - Aaron Williams (CB, Texas)
51. Tampa Bay - Quinton Carter (S, Oklahoma)
52. NY Giants - Mikel Leshoure (RB, Illinois)
53. Indianapolis - Benjamin Ijalana (OG, Villanova)
54. Philadelphia - John Moffitt (OG, Wisconsin)
55. Kansas City - Jerrel Jernigan (WR, Troy)
56. New Orleans - Brandon Burton (CB, Utah)
57. Seattle - Drake Nevis (DT, LSU)
58. Baltimore - Orlando Franklin (OG, Miami)
59. Atlanta - Lance Kendricks (TE, Wisconsin)
60. New England - Ryan Williams (RB, Virginia Tech)
61. San Diego - Dontay Moch (LB, Nevada)
62. Chicago - Sam Acho (DE, Texas)
63. Pittsburgh - DeMarcus Van Dyke (CB, Miami)
64. Green Bay - DeMarco Murray (RB, Oklahoma)

65. Carolina - Virgil Green (TE, Nevada)
66. Cincinnati - Casey Matthews (LB, Oregon)
67. Denver - Mason Foster (LB, Washington)
68. Buffalo - Bruce Carter (LB, North Carolina)
69. Arizona - Ras-I Dowling (CB, Virginia)
70. Cleveland - Danny Watkins (OG, Baylor)
71. Dallas - Tyrod Taylor (QB, Virginia Tech)
72. New Orleans - Darius Morris (OT, Temple)
73. Houston - Shareece Wright (CB, USC)
74. New England - Deunta Williams (S, North Carolina)
75. Detroit - Curtis Brown (CB, Texas)
76. San Francisco - Pat Devlin (QB, Delaware)
77. Tennessee - DeAndre McDaniel (S, Clemson)
78. St. Louis - Rob Housler (TE, Florida Atlantic)
79. Miami - Will Hill (S, Florida)
80. Jacksonville - Austin Pettis (WR, Boise State)
81. Oakland - Johnny Patrick (CB, Louisville)
82. San Diego - Kendric Burney (CB, North Carolina)
83. NY Giants - Quan Sturdivant (LB, North Carolina)
84. Tampa Bay - Chris Marve (LB, Vanderbilt)
85. Philadelphia - Ahmad Black (S, Florida)
86. Kansas City - Jurrell Casey (DT, USC)
87. Indianapolis - Cliff Matthews (DE, South Carolina)
88. New Orleans - Shane Vareen (RB, California)
89. San Diego - Kenny Tate (S, Maryland)
90. Baltimore - Dwayne Harris (WR, East Carolina)
91. Atlanta - Jordan Todman (RB, Connecticut)
92. New England - Joseph Barksdale (OT, LSU)
93. Chicago - Brooks Reed (DE, Arizona)
94. NY Jets - Robert Sands (S, West Virginia)
95. Pittsburgh - DJ Williams (TE, Arkansas)
96. Green Bay - Daniel Thomas (RB, Kansas State)

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[TSE]

That looks like a pretty well thought out mock. A couple things to comment on. One, I just got home and don't know much about how Cam's workout went, but all I saw so far was the highlight of him way overthrowing that sideline pattern to the right 2 times in a row, that was pretty embarrassing, and I heard about 50-60 for his completion percentage, so not sure how I feel about that without knowing a lot more about Cam, but that's something to think about. But for now I can still accept Cam as a possible #1.

The real gripes now...Jordan before Quinn is a little curious but not going to make a big deal about it. Ayers going right before Kerrigan is a tough pill to swallow, just cause Kerrigan has done so much to look good and put up good numbers, and Ayers has neither of those, just potential and projections, so it kind of irks my football sense even though maybe position-wise it might make sense for those teams. Solder going before Castonzo is awkward too, just can't stand those 21 reps for a Tackle, that's the kind of thing that can get you tossed off my board. But well I guess in 2 years he could end up being stronger than Castonzo for all I know, I just don't like investing such a high pick on him though. Can he play TE for the first year or something lol? And Mike Pouncey seems curiously low, but ok. Gee Denver gets some nice deals in Rd 2 with Pouncey and Rahim Moore. Not bad though, good mock overall!

[Cammo101]

This mock actually went up before Newton's workout. Which was pretty average. At this point I have no freaking clue who will go #1 in this draft.

[ChronicKerr]

I enjoy the mocks. As a Bears fan, they won't take 3 d-linemen with their first 3 picks.

[TSE]

This mock actually went up before Newton's workout. Which was pretty average. At this point I have no freaking clue who will go #1 in this draft.

I'd recommend Nick Fairley or sticking with Newton.

CAR is going to take the best Auburn player, because that gives them the biggest potential star on offense or defense, and that's what they need with this pick, a home run. I don't see any DL player that gives me any semblance of comfort to gamble on for the top overall pick except for the guy that clearly was the most dominant defensive player in college football last year. If they can't grow a pair and take an Auburn player, then they can be "safe" and take Patrick Peterson, but they could easily trade down and expect to get him lower or a comparable other option, as can be said for all of those other guys. So if they are sticking at 1, they have to act like it and take somebody that can justify that pick, and I only see Newton and Fairley as possibles for #1, maybe I'll disqualify one of those 2 guys or both later on as well but for now I haven't, all I know is EVERY single other player on the board is a huge joke and reach at #1 imho.

Also, I find it hilarious that Justin Tuck feels the need to weigh in and give his opinion, why is he itching to get involved? I think he just wants to try and discredit him so CAR passes and one of the next 3 teams which conveniently are AFC teams will pick him. He doesn't want some new flashy dynamic star to get anywhere close to him, because he's scared. No other QB has the same opportunity to embarrass Tuck later on since the other top QBs are passers and he either gets to them and makes mince meat out of them, or he faces Newton and possibly loses face.

[Cammo101]

3/11/11

1. Carolina - Cameron Newton (QB, Auburn)
2. Denver - Marcell Dareus (DT, Alabama)
3. Buffalo - Blaine Gabbert (QB, Missouri)
4. Cincinnati - AJ Green (WR, Georgia)
5. Arizona - Von Miller (LB, Texas A&M)
6. Cleveland - Patrick Peterson (CB, LSU)
7. San Francisco - Da'Quan Bowers (DE, Clemson)
8. Tennessee - Nick Fairley (DT, Auburn)
9. Dallas - Prince Amukamara (CB, Nebraska)
10. Washington - Julio Jones (WR, Alabama)
11. Houston - Robert Quinn (DE, North Carolina)
12. Minnesota - Cameron Jordan (DE, California)
13. Detroit - Tyron Smith (OT, USC)
14. St. Louis - Aldon Smith (DE, Missouri)
15. Miami - Mark Ingram (RB, Alabama)
16. Jacksonville - Christian Ponder (QB, Florida State)
17. New England - Jimmy Smith (CB, Colorado)
18. San Diego - JJ Watt (DE, Wisconsin)
19. NY Giants - Anthony Costanzo (OT, Boston College)
20. Tampa Bay - Ryan Kerrigan (DE, Purdue)
21. Kansas City - Akeem Ayers (LB, UCLA)
22. Indianapolis - Nate Solder (OT, Colorado)
23. Philadelphia - Gabe Carimi (OT, Wisconsin)
24. New Orleans - Justin Houston (DE, Georgia)
25. Seattle - Jake Locker (QB, Washington)
26. Baltimore - Brandon Harris (CB, Miami)
27. Atlanta - Torrey Smith (WR, Maryland)
28. New England - Cameron Heyward (DE, Ohio State)
29. Chicago - Mike Pouncey (OG, Florida)
30. NY Jets - Adrian Clayborn (DE, Iowa)
31. Pittsburgh - Derek Sherrod (OT, Mississippi State)
32. Green Bay - Brooks Reed (DE, Arizona)

33. New England - Phil Taylor (DT, Baylor)
34. Buffalo - Muhammad Wilkerson (DE, Temple)
35. Cincinnati - Colin Kaepernick (QB, Nevada)
36. Denver - Rahim Moore (S, UCLA)
37. Cleveland - Titus Young (WR, Boise State)
38. Arizona - Corey Liuget (DT, Illinois)
39. Tennessee - Martez Wilson (LB, Illinois)
40. Dallas - Marcus Cannon (OT, TCU)
41. Washington - Stephen Paea (DT, Oregon State)
42. Houston - Aaron Williams (CB, Texas)
43. Minnesota - Ryan Mallett (QB, Arkansas)
44. Detroit - Greg Jones (LB, Michigan State)
45. San Francisco - Rashad Carmichael (CB, Virginia Tech)
46. Denver - Rodney Hudson (OG, Florida State)
47. St. Louis - Jonathan Baldwin (WR, Pittsburgh)
48. Oakland - Stefen Wisniewski (C, Penn State)
49. Jacksonville - Allen Bailey (DE, Miami)
50. San Diego - Leonard Hankerson (WR, Miami)
51. Tampa Bay - Quinton Carter (S, Oklahoma)
52. NY Giants - Mikel Leshoure (RB, Illinois)
53. Indianapolis - Dontay Moch (LB, Nevada)
54. Philadelphia - Marvin Austin (DT, North Carolina)
55. Kansas City - Jerrel Jernigan (WR, Troy)
56. New Orleans - Benjamin Ijalana (OG, Villanova)
57. Seattle - Drake Nevis (DT, LSU)
58. Baltimore - John Moffitt (OG, Wisconsin)
59. Atlanta - Lance Kendricks (TE, Wisconsin)
60. New England - Ryan Williams (RB, Virginia Tech)
61. San Diego - Ras-I Dowling (CB, Virginia)
62. Chicago - Deunta Williams (S, North Carolina)
63. Pittsburgh - Brandon Burton (CB, Utah)
64. Green Bay - DeMarco Murray (RB, Oklahoma)

65. Carolina - Sam Acho (DE, Texas)
66. Cincinnati - Casey Matthews (LB, Oregon)
67. Denver - Mason Foster (LB, Washington)
68. Buffalo - Bruce Carter (LB, North Carolina)
69. Arizona - Orlando Franklin (OG, Miami)
70. Cleveland - Danny Watkins (OG, Baylor)
71. Dallas - Andy Dalton (QB, TCU)
72. New Orleans - DeMarcus Van Dyke (CB, Miami)
73. Houston - DeAndre McDaniel (S, Clemson)
74. New England - Austin Pettis (WR, Boise State)
75. Detroit - Shareece Wright (CB, USC)
76. San Francisco - Tyrod Taylor (QB, Virginia Tech)
77. Tennessee - Virgil Green (TE, Nevada)
78. St. Louis - DJ Williams (TE, Arkansas)
79. Miami - Darius Morris (OT, Temple)
80. Jacksonville - Johnny Patrick (CB, Louisville)
81. Oakland - Will Hill (S, Florida)
82. San Diego - Ahmad Black (S, Florida)
83. NY Giants - Quan Sturdivant (LB, North Carolina)
84. Tampa Bay - Rob Housler (TE, Florida Atlantic)
85. Philadelphia - Curtis Brown (CB, Texas)
86. Kansas City - Joseph Barksdale (OT, LSU)
87. Indianapolis - Cliff Matthews (DE, South Carolina)
88. New Orleans - Chris Marve (LB, Vanderbilt)
89. San Diego - Jurrell Casey (DT, USC)
90. Baltimore - Dwayne Harris (WR, East Carolina)
91. Atlanta - Shane Vareen (RB, California)
92. New England - Kenny Tate (S, Maryland)
93. Chicago - Kendric Burney (CB, North Carolina)
94. NY Jets - Robert Sands (S, West Virginia)
95. Pittsburgh - Jordan Todman (RB, Connecticut)
96. Green Bay - Jah Reid (OT, UCF)

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[TSE]

Looks great but I would be pretty shocked to see Ayers going a full half round ahead of Rahim Moore. That just seems to bother me for some reason lol.

[profootball1984]

I like where you have Kaepernick; I suspect Baldwin would go before Titus Young (although I like Young's speed, I wonder if size/durability issues may keep him back in the draft).

[Cammo101]

3/17/11

1. Carolina - Cameron Newton (QB, Auburn)
2. Denver - Marcell Dareus (DT, Alabama)
3. Buffalo - Nick Fairley (DT, Auburn)
4. Cincinnati - Patrick Peterson (CB, LSU)
5. Arizona - Von Miller (LB, Texas A&M)
6. Cleveland - AJ Green (WR, Georgia)
7. San Francisco - Prince Amukamara (CB, Nebraska)
8. Tennessee - Blaine Gabbert (QB, Missouri)
9. Dallas - Da'Quan Bowers (DE, Clemson)
10. Washington - Julio Jones (WR, Alabama)
11. Houston - Robert Quinn (DE, North Carolina)
12. Minnesota - Cameron Jordan (DE, California)
13. Detroit - Tyron Smith (OT, USC)
14. St. Louis - Aldon Smith (DE, Missouri)
15. Miami - Mark Ingram (RB, Alabama)
16. Jacksonville - Ryan Kerrigan (DE, Purdue)
17. New England - JJ Watt (DE, Wisconsin)
18. San Diego - Nate Solder (OT, Colorado)
19. NY Giants - Anthony Costanzo (OT, Boston College)
20. Tampa Bay - Justin Houston (DE, Georgia)
21. Kansas City - Derek Sherrod (OT, Mississippi State)
22. Indianapolis - Gabe Carimi (OT, Wisconsin)
23. Philadelphia - Jimmy Smith (CB, Colorado)
24. New Orleans - Muhammad Wilkerson (DE, Temple)
25. Seattle - Mike Pouncey (OG, Florida)
26. Baltimore - Brandon Harris (CB, Miami)
27. Atlanta - Torrey Smith (WR, Maryland)
28. New England - Akeem Ayers (LB, UCLA)
29. Chicago - Corey Liuget (DT, Illinois)
30. NY Jets - Cameron Heyward (DE, Ohio State)
31. Pittsburgh - Adrian Clayborn (DE, Iowa)
32. Green Bay - Brooks Reed (DE, Arizona)

33. New England - Phil Taylor (DT, Baylor)
34. Buffalo - Christian Ponder (QB, Florida State)
35. Cincinnati - Jake Locker (QB, Washington)
36. Denver - Rahim Moore (S, UCLA)
37. Cleveland - Stephen Paea (DT, Oregon State)
38. Arizona - Colin Kaepernick (QB, Nevada)
39. Tennessee - Drake Nevis (DT, LSU)
40. Dallas - Aaron Williams (CB, Texas)
41. Washington - Martez Wilson (LB, Illinois)
42. Houston - Titus Young (WR, Boise State)
43. Minnesota - Ryan Mallett (QB, Arkansas)
44. Detroit - Ras-I Dowling (CB, Virginia)
45. San Francisco - Andy Dalton (QB, TCU)
46. Denver - Mikel Leshoure (RB, Illinois)
47. St. Louis - Jonathan Baldwin (WR, Pittsburgh)
48. Oakland - Stefen Wisniewski (C, Penn State)
49. Jacksonville - Rashad Carmichael (CB, Virginia Tech)
50. San Diego - Allen Bailey (DE, Miami)
51. Tampa Bay - Quinton Carter (S, Oklahoma)
52. NY Giants - Dontay Moch (LB, Nevada)
53. Indianapolis - Leonard Hankerson (WR, Miami)
54. Philadelphia - Marcus Cannon (OT, TCU)
55. Kansas City - Jerrel Jernigan (WR, Troy)
56. New Orleans - Rodney Hudson (OG, Florida State)
57. Seattle - Marvin Austin (DT, North Carolina)
58. Baltimore - Danny Watkins (OG, Baylor)
59. Atlanta - Lance Kendricks (TE, Wisconsin)
60. New England - Ryan Williams (RB, Virginia Tech)
61. San Diego - Johnny Patrick (CB, Louisville)
62. Chicago - Benjamin Ijalana (OG, Villanova)
63. Pittsburgh - Brandon Burton (CB, Utah)
64. Green Bay - DeMarco Murray (RB, Oklahoma)

65. Carolina - Sam Acho (DE, Texas)
66. Cincinnati - Austin Pettis (WR, Boise State)
67. Denver - Greg Jones (LB, Michigan State)
68. Buffalo - Mason Foster (LB, Washington)
69. Arizona - Deunta Williams (S, North Carolina)
70. Cleveland - Curtis Brown (CB, Texas)
71. Dallas - Orlando Franklin (OG, Miami)
72. New Orleans - Shareece Wright (CB, USC)
73. Houston - DeAndre McDaniel (S, Clemson)
74. New England - John Moffitt (OG, Wisconsin)
75. Detroit - Bruce Carter (LB, North Carolina)
76. San Francisco - Cliff Matthews (DE, South Carolina)
77. Tennessee - Virgil Green (TE, Nevada)
78. St. Louis - DJ Williams (TE, Arkansas)
79. Miami - Darius Morris (OT, Temple)
80. Jacksonville - Jabaal Sheard (DE, Pittsburgh)
81. Oakland - Tyrod Taylor (QB, Virginia Tech)
82. San Diego - Kenny Tate (S, Maryland)
83. NY Giants - Shane Vareen (RB, California)
84. Tampa Bay - DeMarcus Van Dyke (CB, Miami)
85. Philadelphia - Jurrell Casey (DT, USC)
86. Kansas City - Casey Matthews (LB, Oregon)
87. Indianapolis - Tyler Sash (S, Iowa)
88. New Orleans - Quan Sturdivant (LB, North Carolina)
89. San Diego - Chris Marve (LB, Vanderbilt)
90. Baltimore - Dwayne Harris (WR, East Carolina)
91. Atlanta - Jordan Todman (RB, Connecticut)
92. New England - Kendric Burney (CB, North Carolina)
93. Chicago - Joseph Barksdale (OT, LSU)
94. NY Jets - Robert Sands (S, West Virginia)
95. Pittsburgh - Rob Housler (TE, Florida Atlantic)
96. Green Bay - Jah Reid (OT, UCF)

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