Joining us from Flaccocinco as our draft specialist here on EbonyBird.com, Tripp posts his latest mock draft. More mocks will be coming after the NFL Combine.
| Pick | Team | Selection | Position | School | Analysis |
| 1. |  |
Ndamukong Suh | Defensive Tackle | Nebraska |
A defensive tackle has not been selected with the first pick in 16 years. Suh will end that streak this April. |
| 2. |  |
Gerald
McCoy |
Defensive Tackle | Oklahoma |
Not the type of tackle that the Lions typically covet, but with the state of their defensive line they can’t really afford to be picky here. |
| 3. |  |
Eric
Berry |
Safety | Tennessee | Probably projects best as a free safety but has played in the box as well. Brings added value with his ability to play corner.
|
| Be4. |  |
Russell Okung |
Offensive Tackle | Oklahoma State |
Mike Shanahan is implementing the zone blocking system in Washington next season. Okung’s athleticism makes him a perfect candidate. Rumor has it that Shanahan is more interested in Colt McCoy or Tony Pike in round two than he is Bradford in round one. |
| 5. |  |
Anthony Davis | Offensive Tackle | Rutgers |
Could end up surpassing Russell Okung as the year’s premiere tackle. This move would allow Branden Albert to move back to his natural position of left guard, and strengthen a poor offensive line. |
| 6. |  |
Joe Haden | Cornerback | Florida |
Sam Bradford is still pretty risky here, and with the top two tackles off the board Seattle could look to go defense again this year. Haden would be an instant starter and upgrade to the secondary. |
| 7. |  |
Jason Pierre-Paul |
Outside Linebacker | South Florida |
JPP projects well as a rush linebacker in a 3-4 defense which is a huge need in Cleveland this off-season. |
| 8. |  |
Bruce Campbell | Offensive Tackle | Maryland |
There are better tackles available here, but Campbell’s work out numbers should catch the eye of Al Davis. |
| 9. |  |
Bryan Bulaga |
Offensive Tackle | Iowa |
Left tackle is by far the biggest issue in Buffalo right now, however there are many. Quarterback and 3-4 personnel are options here as well. |
| 10. (T) |
 |
Dez Bryant | Wide Receiver | Oklahoma State |
Jacksonville is in danger of losing their football team. The best way to put fans in the stands is an explosive offense. Dez Bryant should team up with MJD, MSW, and pro-bowl QB David Garrard to spark the offense. |
| 10. (T) |
 |
Rolando McClain | Alabama | Alabama |
They need a nose tackle but Dan Williams would be a bit of a reach here. McClain would really solidify an already solid linebacking core and is familiar with the 3-4. |
| 12. |  |
Sergio Kindle | Outside Linebacker | Texas | After cutting Joey Porter and with Jason Taylor age and most recent injury, its tough to see Parcells going any other way here. |
| 13. |  |
Trent Williams | Offensive Tackle | Oklahoma | Best suited to play right tackle which happens to be one of San Francisco’s biggest needs. Should team up with Joe Staley as two very solid book end tackles. |
| 14. |  |
Sam Bradford |
Quarterback | Oklahoma |
Who knows what Pete Carroll will do with Matt Hasselbeck next season. Either way he’ll probably want to bring in his own guy. |
| 15. |  |
Earl Thomas | Safety | Texas |
A top ten talent, his lack of ideal size could drop him a few picks. The Giants would be getting a steal here if that happens, and fill a huge need. |
| 16. (T) |
 |
Derrick Morgan | Defensive End |
Georgia Tech |
Another Top 10 talent that could fall due to a very solid defensive class and limited scheme ability. |
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