Round 2 – Round 3 – Round 4 – Round 5

1. Detroit Lions: Sam Bradford, QB, OU

This is going to be a very tough pick any way you swing it.  Some people love Stafford as the top QB in the 2009 NFL Mock Draft because they say he is the most NFL Ready. Another pick people are saying a lot is the top OT in the draft be it Andre Smith or Michael Oher.  I like both of these other options but Sam Bradford has a ton of upside and he was a star at Oklahoma and could be the face of this franchise for years to come. Also for those of you that don’t think he is eligible for the draft he is because he has been in college football for three years meaning he is eligible for the 2009 NFL Mock Draft.

2. St. Louis Rams: Andre Smith, OT, Bama

The Rams really need a great offensive Tackle to Anchor their O-line and replace the great Orlando Pace.  I know Andre Smith has been disciplined and isn’t going to play in his bowl game but he is a great player and will be too hard to pass up with this pick. He is the top Tackle in the 2009 NFL Draft.

3. KC Chiefs: Matt Stafford, QB, Georgia

I don’t know about this pick but everyone keeps telling me Stafford is ready for the NFL and he will be good. So I guess the Chiefs can take a shot at him with this pick in the 2009 NFL Draft and hopefully he can turn their program around.

4. Seattle Seahawks: Michael Crabtree, WR, TTU

Seattle has struggled this past year and a lot of it was due to a poor offensive line and lack of talent at the WR position. So I have them taking an awesome play maker in the 2009 NFL Draft. He will be a great weapon no matter where he goes because he is both big and fast with awesome hands.

5. Cleveland Browns: Malcom Jenkins, CB, Ohio St.

The Browns have not fixed their secondary in the last couple years and this is one of their biggest problems. I don’t know if Jenkins is worth a top 5 pick but he is the biggest need for the Browns so I say they take a shot at him because he is an athletic freak.

6. Cincinnati Bengals: Eugene Monroe, OT, UVA

The Bengals could go one of many ways but I say they need to build their line and protect their QB before they make any other adjustments. I think the Bengals have a lot of potential they just need to improve their protection and get their running game going in the 2009 NFL Season.

7. Oakland Raiders:Michael Oher, OT, Ole Miss 

The Raiders actually make a smart choice in the 2009 NFL Draft for once and they take an offensive line to help protect all of their potential stars. I think that Oher could be a great pro for years to come and could really help the Raiders this up coming year.

8. Jacksonville Jaguars: Jeremy Maclin, WR, Mizzou

The Jaguars don’t have any great play makers at the WR position for Garrard to throw to. I think that Maclin is not only a good player but he is a tremendous athlete. He can run reverses, return kicks and beat corners deep for Td’s. This may be a little high to take him but the Jags really need a play maker like Maclin to be good in 2009.

9. Green Bay Packers: Brian Orakpo, DE, UT

The Packers are getting older in their secondary as well as along their defensive line. Brian Orakpo is a steal with this pick because I believe he could go as high as three to the Chiefs in the 2009 NFL Draft.

10. San Francisco 49ers: Taylor Mays, FS/SS, USC 

The 49ers get a freak athlete and great play maker in Taylor Mays for the 2009 NFL Season. He can pair up with any other safety and play both FS and strong safety because of his intelligence, size and speed. He reminds me of Laron Landry a little bit because he is hard hitting and very athletic.

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