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1) Detroit Lions :: QB Matthew Stafford
2) St. Louis Rams :: OT Eugene Monroe
3) Kansas City Chiefs :: LB Aaron Curry
4) Seattle Seahawks :: WR Michael Crabtree
5) Cleveland Browns :: CB Malcom Jenkins
6) Cincinnati Bengals :: OT Andre Smith
7) Oakland Raiders :: WR Jeremy Macklin
8) Jacksonville Jaguars :: OT Jason Smith
9) Green Bay Packers :: LB Everette Brown
"The Packers are moving to a 3-4 scheme under new Defensive Coordinator Dom Capers in 2009 and Everette Brown would be a perfect fit opposite Aaron Kampman at outside linebacker. A college defensive end who racked up 21.5 tackles for a loss and 13.5 sacks as a junior in 2008, Brown may not have the bulk to play with his hand down at the next level but he is a great athlete with excellent speed who should thrive in the 3-4. Some Packer fans will have reservations about Brown since Jamal Reynolds was such a huge bust and while Seminole defensive ends don't have a great track record in recent years you can't lump them all together. The Packers could also use some help at offensive tackle but the chance to bring in the #1 pass rusher in the draft is too good to pass up."

Notables (based on past board discussion): BJ Raji (12), Michael Oher (13), Rey Maualgua (16), Tyson Jackson (17), Clay Matthews (25), Clint Sintim (29).

41) Green Bay Packers :: OT Jamon Meredith
"Mark Tauscher is a free agent who probably won't be back while Chad Clifton is 32."

Notables (based on past board discussion): LeSean McCoy (53), Ron Brace (55).

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If Sanchez is there we should be trading down, and Raji is a better pick than Brown if we stay at 9. Also, Meredith is a reach at 41. He's not even close to the best player available there.

I disagree with you about #9. I want Everette Brown unless we sign a big-time OLB, personally, especially considering Ron Brace potentially being on the board a round later. Kampman moving has no baring on that for me.

As for trading down, I agree it should be an option if Sanchez is there.

i would actually take Raji over Brown as well. a NT is much more essential to a 3-4 than an OLB, and teams who run the scheme well have shown that it's much easier to find pass rushing OLB's than a good NT. I think both have skills to be pretty good in the 3-4, but if i had to pick between the two i would take Raji. we could easily draft a tweener in one of the later rounds that could turn out great

Love it.

I can't complain.

It's going to be tough for TT to **** this draft up. I would be happy with any of these guys;

1. Malcolm Jenkins
2. Everette Brown
3. Raji
4. Aaron Curry
5. Orakpo