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2010 NFL Draft Predictions

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3-26-10

#

Team

Player

Position

College

1

St. Louis

Ndamukong Suh

DT

Nebraska

Note: Suh is the safest pick here at #1

2

Detroit

Gerald McCoy

DT

Oklahoma

Note: The Lions will continue to build their defensive line with the pick of McCoy at #2.

3

Tampa Bay

Eric Berry

S

Tennessee

Note: If Berry is going to be the next great NFL safety, he's a steal at #3.

4

Washington

Sam Bradford

QB

Oklahoma

Note: The Redskins get their franchise QB here in Bradford.

5

Kansas City

Dez Bryant

WR

Oklahoma St.

Note: Dwayne Bowe and Dez Bryant would be a fantastic duo for the Chiefs.

6

Seattle

Trent Williams

OT

Oklahoma

Note: The Seahawks need to protect the passer and open some holes for the run game.

7

Cleveland

Jason Pierre-Paul

DE

South Florida

Note: Holmgren and Co. would be lucky to have this great D-End fall to them here.

8

Oakland

Joe Haden

CB

Florida

Note: Hey, Oakland loves speed and Haden can fly.

9

Buffalo

Russell Okung

OT

Oklahoma St.

Note: Okung falls to #9 where Buffalo is more than happy to pick him up.

10 (T)

Jacksonville

Anthony Davis

OT

Rutgers

Note: The Jaguars are in need of help on the offensive line.

10 (T)

Denver

Rolando McClain

LB

Alabama

Note: McClain is a potential Defensive ROY and would make an immediate impact.

12

Miami

Bryan Bulaga

OT

Iowa

Note: In order for Miami to take the next step, they need some maulers up front.

13

San Francisco

Mike Iupati

OG

Idaho

Note: Iupati has been rising up the draft charts and San Fran takes him at #13.

14

Seattle

CJ Spiller

RB

Clemson

Note: The Seahawks desperately need a top RB to spark their offense.

15

NY Giants

Sergio Kindle

OLB

Texas

Note: The Giants need to regain some aggressiveness on the defensive side of the ball.

16 (T)

Tennessee

Derrick Morgan

DE

Georgia Tech

Note: The Titans need to regenerate a pass rush in order to take the next step.

16 (T)

San Francisco

Jimmy Clausen

QB

Notre Dame

Note: Most have Clausen taken much higher but I think he'll drop based on team needs.

18

Pittsburgh

Sean Weatherspoon

OLB

Missouri

Note: Weatherspoon is a tough LB that will fit the mold of former Steel-town LB's.

19 (T)

Atlanta

Earl Thomas

S

Texas

Note: The Falcons need to stop the pass and Thomas is a proven commodity.

19 (T)

Houston

Taylor Mays

S

USC

Note: The second safety in two picks, Mays will make an immediate impact in Houston.

21

Cincinnati

Jermaine Gresham

TE

Oklahoma

Note: The Bengals would love for Gresham, this year's top TE to fall to them here.

22

New England

Carlos Dunlap

OLB

Florida

Note: Solidifying their linebackers should be a top priority for the Pats in the 2010 draft.

23

Green Bay

Vladimir Ducasse

OT

Massachsetts

Note: Mr. Rodgers neighborhood needs to be a safer place...enter Ducasse at #23.

24

Philadelphia

Jahvid Best

RB

California

Note: With Westbrook out, Best pops into round 1 and makes an immediate impact.

25

Baltimore

Maurkice Pouncey

C

Florida

Note: With TE Gresham gone, Pouncey would add depth to Baltimore's offensive line.

26

Arizona

Patrick Robinson

CB

FSU

Note: The Cardinals could not stop the pass late in the season so they go CB here.

27

Dallas

Kyle Wilson

CB

Boise St.

Note: The Cowboys have several needs but go with versatile CB Wilson at #27.

28

San Diego

Jonathan Dwyer

RB

Georgia Tech

Note: The Chargers lost LT so they draft Dwyer and give him the reigns to the backfield.

29

NY Jets

Arrelious Benn

WR

Illinois

Note: The Jets need playmakers in order for Sanchez to continue to develop.

30

Minnesota

Bruce Campbell

OT

Maryland

Note: The word is out...knock Favre down.  Campbell would help keep him upright.

31

Indianapolis

Devin McCourty

CB

Rutgers

Note: The Colts could use a dynamic CB in order to stop teams like New Orleans.

32

New Orleans

Terrence Cody

DT

Alabama

Note: Cody is loaded with talent and New Orleans can afford to take a gamble here.