Dan Wernery Two Round 2008 Mock Draft - Final Mock Draft

(04/24/2008)


Round 1

RoundPickTeamPosPlayerSchool
11Miami DolphinsOTJake Long Michigan
1 Signed,sealed,delivered and headed to double digit Pro Bowls
12St. Louis RamsDEChris Long Virginia
1 Glenn Dorsey is only a smoke screen to get the Falcons to offer a second or third rounder to move up
13Atlanta FalconsDTGlenn Dorsey LSU
1 Should provide immediate help to a weak front seven
14Oakland RaidersRBDarren McFadden Arkansas
1 The Raiders can trim the fat they currently have at running back on June 1 and take a franchise changing running back with this pick
15Kansas City ChiefsGBranden Albert Virginia
1 Even with two first round picks the Chiefs are in a position in which they must take an offensive lineman with this pick
16New York JetsDEVernon Gholston Ohio State
1 If the Jets could land McFadden or Gholston, Radio City Music Hall would go nuts
17New England PatriotsOLBKeith Rivers USC
1 The Patriots are looking to add youth to an aging linebacking corps
18Baltimore RavensQBMatt Ryan Boston College
1 This is a dream scenario for the Ravens
19Cincinnati BengalsDTSedrick Ellis USC
1 If the Bengals want Ellis they may have to trade up to get him
110New Orleans SaintsCBLeodis McKelvin Troy
1 The Saints have spent money at corner and they have to realize it is not money well spent
111Buffalo BillsCBDominique Rodgers-Cromartie Tennessee State
1 DRC has a ton of upside and a big learning curve going from 1-AA football to the NFL
112Denver BroncosOTRyan Clady Boise State
1 Perfect fit for a team that desperately needs a franchise left tackle
113Carolina PanthersDEDerrick Harvey Florida
1 This is pick that is too good to be true if your Carolina
114Chicago BearsOTChristopher Williams Vanderbilt
1 The Bears will fix their offense from the inside out in this draft
115Detroit LionsRBRashard Mendenhall Illinois
1 The Lions on the other hand will continue to build from the outside in and continue to go nowhere as an organization
116Arizona CardinalsCBMike Jenkins USF
1 The Cardinals have major holes in the secondary and Jenkins should contribute immediately
117Kansas City ChiefsOTJeffrey Otah Pittsburgh
1 Why stop with Branden Albert, fix the right side of the offensive line with Otah.
118Houston TexansRBJonathan Stewart Oregon
1 With the top offensive lineman and corners off the board the Texas decide to fix their below average running game. A bit of a gamble with the toe injury
119Philadelphia EaglesWRLimas Sweed Texas
1 I sense this Eagles team is serious about getting wide receiver help early in this draft
120Tampa Bay BuccaneersDEPhillip Merling Clemson
1 The Bucs tried to get Jared Allen, so that tells me they are looking for an upgrade at defensive end
121Washington RedskinsDTTrevor Laws Notre Dame
1 The Redskins have issues with age on the defensive line and won't be disappointed when they get the most underrated player in the draft
122Dallas CowboysRBFelix Jones Arkansas
1 Felix Jones is a pefect home run hitter to complement Marion Barber
123Pittsburgh SteelersDTKentwan Balmer North Carolina
1 The Steelers are loaded at linebacker but could use some help on the defensive line in their 3-4 scheme
124Tennessee TitansWRDesean Jackson California
1 Vince Young needs an impact wide receiver and Desean Jackson is a big play threat
125Seattle SeahawksSTyrell Johnson Arkansas State
1 The Seahawks can go a number of directions but a hard hitting safety would upgrade this defense
126Jacksonville JaguarsWREarly Doucet LSU
1 The Jaguars still have needs at wide receiver and are looking for a polished receiver who can play right away
127San Diego ChargersOLBJerod Mayo Tennessee
1 The inside linebackers for the Chargers are average and could use an upgrade
128Dallas CowboysCBBrandon Flowers Virginia Tech
1 Flowers is a physical corner that brings toughness to a suspect secondary
129San Francisco 49ersDEQuentin Groves Auburn
1 The Niners struggle to pressure the quarterback and this pick would be a no-brainer
130Green Bay PackersCBAqib Talib Kansas
1 A perfect situation for Talib to step into
132New York GiantsSKenny Phillips Miami (FL)
1 Physical safety that fits the Giants schemes perfectly
21Miami DolphinsQBBrian Brohm Louisville
22St. Louis RamsOTGosder Cherilus Boston College
23Atlanta FalconsWRDevin Thomas Michigan State
24Kansas City ChiefsCBTracy Porter Indiana
25New York JetsRBJamaal Charles Texas
26Atlanta FalconsQBChad Henne Michigan
27Baltimore RavensCBAntoine Cason Arizona
28San Francisco 49ersWRAndre Caldwell Florida
29New Orleans SaintsOLBTavares Gooden Miami (FL)
210Buffalo BillsWRJames Hardy Indiana
211Denver BroncosOLBErin Henderson Maryland
212Carolina PanthersSReggie Smith Oklahoma
213Chicago BearsQBJoe Flacco Delaware
214Detroit LionsILBCurtis Lofton Oklahoma
215Cincinnati BengalsWRMalcolm Kelly Oklahoma
216Minnesota VikingsTEFred Davis USC
217Atlanta FalconsILBDan Connor Penn State
218Philadelphia EaglesDELawrence Jackson USC
219Arizona CardinalsRBChris Johnson East Carolina
220Washington RedskinsOTCarl Nicks Nebraska
221Tampa Bay BuccaneersRBMatt Forte Tulane
222Pittsburgh SteelersCBJustin King Penn State
223Tennessee TitansDEChris Ellis Virginia Tech
224Seattle SeahawksTEDustin Keller Purdue
225Green Bay PackersDTDre Moore Maryland
226Miami DolphinsOLBShawn Crable Michigan
227Jacksonville JaguarsDTPat Sims Auburn
228Indianapolis ColtsGChilo Rachal USC
229Green Bay PackersSDaJuan Morgan North Carolina State
230Dallas CowboysWRDexter Jackson Appalachian State
231New England PatriotsCBCharles Godfrey Iowa
232New York GiantsOLBXavier Adibi Virginia Tech

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  26. OT Eben Britton (Arizona)
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