# | 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. |