Here is my first attempt at an NFL mock draft, tell me what ya think. (I'm not including trades that involve players)
1.01 Cleveland (from San Francisco) - Aaron Rodgers, QB Cal - Cleveland makes a trade with the 49ers and take Rodgers, a QB for the future. Garcia obviously wasn't the answer, so Rodgers should fill in nicely.
1.02 Miami Dolphins - Cadillac Williams, RB Auburn - The Dolphins have a weak line, so they need a guy who can break tackles, make guys miss, and find holes.
1.03 San Francisco(from Cleveland) - Derrick Johnson, LB, Texas – IMO, the 49ers don’t need a QB. They have Tim Rattay, who I think will be a good QB in a few years. The 49ers take Johnson to fill the void that Julius Peterson will leave.
1.04 Chicago Bears – Mike Williams, WR, USC – The Bears need a wide receiver, and Williams is the best.
1.05 Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Alex Smith, QB Utah – The Bucs would have liked to get Williams, but will most likely stick with Pittman or take a back later. They need a QB for the future, Griese isn’t the answer.
1.06 Tennessee Titans - Antrel Rolle, CB Miami(FL) – Samari Rolle is likely gone in the offseason, so why not grab another Rolle in the draft to fill his spot?
1.07 Oakland Raiders – Cedric Benson, RB Texas– The Raiders desperately need a running back, and Benson is a solid every down back who can carry the load. The should be very happy he fell this far.
1.08 Arizona Cardinals - Ronnie Brown, RB, Auburn – The Cards really need a RB. Emmitt is finally gone, and someone’s gotta carry the load. Brown should be able to handle it.
1.09 Washington Redskins – Erasmus James, DE Wisconson – James goes a little high here, but the Redskins need a good pass rushing end, and James is just that.
1.10 Kansas City Chiefs (from DET) – Adam “Pac-Man” Jones, CB West Virginia – The Chiefs trade up to get some secondary help. Pac-Man should be an immediate impact on the defense.
1.11 Dallas Cowboys – Braylon Edwards, WR Michigan – A lot of people say the Cowboys would take defense, but I think the offense is more of a problem. Edwards would be a solid #2 WR, and the Michigan alum should help Drew Henson.
1.12 San Diego Chargers (from NYG) – Justin Tuck, DE Notre Dame – The Chargers desperately need d-line help, and Tuck is a great pass rusher and should improve the play of the defense by adding a good pass rush.
1.13 Houston Texans – Marcus Spears, DL LSU – The Texans need to get young to get tough on defense, and the line is where you have to start. Spears can bounce between DT and DE and will be a good fit as an end in the 3-4.
1.14 Carolina Panthers – Jammal Brown, OT Oklahoma – Brown will help the Panthers, who really need help on the line. He needs to work on pass blocking, but is already an excellent run blocker.
1.15 Detroit Lions (from KC) – Heath Miller, TE Virginia – The Lions couldn’t take Miller at 10, so they traded down and great a great TE, who should start immediately.
1.16 New Orleans Saints – Channing Crowder, LB Florida – A big stretch, but LB is the Saints biggest need. Crowder can cover the field an should help the sluggish Saints.
1.17 Cincinnati Bengals – Justin Miller, CB Clemson – Miller slides a bit due to his size, but Cincy is looking for a playmaking CB, and Miller is just that. He is a good athlete with very good play and will make some big plays for the Bengals.
1.18 Minnesota Vikings – Shaun Cody, DE USC – The Vikes would like a big DT to play NT in the 3-4, but there just isn’t one available in the draft. Cody is a lot like Hovan, who is leaving in free agency. He should start at DT this year.
1.19 St. Louis Rams – Carlos Rogers, CB Auburn – The Rams need a tackler and a cover guy, and Rogers is both of these. He has good size and will keep up with most NFL wide receivers. A good football attitude, and a tough in-your-face player, maybe he can inspire the rest of the secondary.
1.20 Dallas Cowboys (from BUF) – Anttaj Hawthorne, DT Wisconson – The Cowboys need a guy who can get to the quarterback. This should help their corner play and force more interceptions.
1.21 Jacksonville Jaguars – Shawn Merriman, DE Maryland – The Jags will be ecstatic to get Merriman here, as he slides big time due to his size. He is the last piece of the puzzle for the Jags and will provide that pass rusher they need.
1.22 Baltimore Ravens – Alex Barron, OT Florida St. – A good pass protector to play opposite Ogden should give Boller some confidence. Barron needs to work on run blocking to be an every down player though.
1.23 Seattle Seahawks – Travis Johnson, DT Florida St. – One more good defensive lineman would make the Seahawks line great, so Johnson is the guy the Hawks take.
1.24 Green Bay Packers - Dan Cody, DE Oklahoma – The Packers need d-line help, and Cody is a great pass rusher with a good attitude.
1.25 Denver Broncos – Thomas Davis, S Georgia – The Broncos need a hard nosed hitter at safety, so they will reach here to get Davis. However, if a DT falls(Johnson or Hawthorne) expect them to get one.
1.26 New York Jets – Marlin Jackson, CB Michigan – The Jets need one more playmaking corner to make the defense solid, and Jackson is the guy. He has good size and should make some big plays for the Jets.
1.27 Atlanta Falcons – Mark Clayton, WR Oklahoma – Clayton could finally be the playmaking WR the Falcons were looking for. He will give Vick someone to throw to deep, with his burning speed and playmaking ability.
1.28 San Diego Chargers – Khalif Barnes, OT Washington – The Chargers need a tackle, and Barnes is a great pass blocker with great upside. He needs to work on run blocking if he wants to play a lot in the Chargers offense though.
1.29 Indianapolis Colts – David Pollack, DE Georgia – The Colts get another great pass rusher to play opposite Dwight Freeney. The Colts defense needs a great pass rusher to be successful, and getting Pollack would be a big improvement.
1.30 Pittsburgh Steelers – Corey Webster, CB LSU – A great senior year really helps Webster, and he is just what the Steelers need. A good all-around corner is the last piece of the puzzle for Pittsburgh.
1.31 Philadelphia Eagles – Troy Williamson, WR South Carolina – The Eagles should be finally sick of Mitchell’s mouth, and Williamson gives them a good WR to play opposite T.O.
1.32 New England Patriots – Ernest Shazor, S, Michigan – The Pats proved they need depth at secondary this year, and they also need a free safety. Shazor should start right away, and fill that hole for the Pats.
Hope you all liked it, I’d appreciate some feedback!

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