Updated: 4/17/12
Terenna’s Mock:
No. 1: Indianapolis Colts – Andrew Luck, Stanford, QB
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Andrew Luck seems to be the safest QB pick. He has the potential lead the team for the next 10 years.
No. 2: Washington Redskins – Robert Griffin III, Baylor, QB
Griffin has superb athleticism as well as a rocket arm. He can be an immediate high performer for the Redskins. Expect him to rack up plenty of rushing yards. 
No. 3: Minnesota Vikings – Matt Kalil, USC, OT
No. 4: Cleveland Browns – Justin Blackmon, Oklahoma State, WR
I believe that Colt McCoy can get it done if he has an elite receiver to throw two. Justin Balckmon is his man. Another possibility would be draft Ryan Tannehill and draft a later WR. While there are good WRs you can get in the later rounds, Tannehill isn’t a pro ready prospect. McCoy has NFL experience and some success.
No. 5: Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Morris Claiborne, LSU, CB
Claiborne is the best CB in the draft and fills their most pressing need. Some people have the Bucs taking Trent Richardson, but I think it’s a mistake. Sure, Trent could be very good, but they already have LeGarrette Blount who is good in his own right. They can draft a speedy complement to LeGarrette later in the draft.
No. 6: St. Louis Rams – Riley Reiff, Iowa, OT
A WR is possible here or DT, but the Rams need help on their O-line the most. If they went DT I would go with Fletcher Cox. He’s going to be a steal.
No. 7: Jacksonville Jaguars – Luke Kuechly, Boston College, ILB
Kuechly was not only super productive in college, he tested well at the combine. I wasn’t always impressed with him on tape, in the run game, but he covers very well. This could be high for Kuechly, but I think he’s a safer bet than the other WRs and DEs available at this point.
No. 8: Miami Dolphins – Ryan Tannehill, Texas A&M, QB
The Dolphins take a chance on a QB with potential. He doesn’t appear to be a pro ready prospect, but could develop nicely.
No. 9: Carolina Panthers – Fletcher Cox, Mississippi State, DT
DT isn’t the Panther’s biggest need but, Cox is a natural penetrator in the pass game . He is the most pro-ready DT prospect. He looks great on tape, has good production and good athleticism.
No. 10: Buffalo Bills – Courtney Upshaw, Alabama, OLB
Upshaw fits in nicely as a rush linebacker into the Bills 3-4 defensive system.
No. 11: Kansas City Chiefs – Trent Richardson, Alabama, RB
Richardson, is a steal at 11. The Chiefs need a running back due to injury. It’s a no brainer. They could also consider Dontari Poe, DT, but he scares me a bit. He has great size and good athleticism, but he doesn’t have much in the way of production. I would take the safer pick.
No. 12: Seattle Seahawks – Quinton Coples, North Carolina, DE
Coples will give the Seahawks a powerful one two punch from their DEs. My only concern with Coples is his average athleticism.
No. 13: Arizona Cardinals – David DeCastro, Stanford, G
DeCastro is the best guard and will greatly improve the Cardinals O-line.
No. 14: Dallas Cowboys – Mark Barron, Alabama, SS
Mark Barron is a productive, strong, SS with a good awareness. The Cowboys get the best player remaining on the board and a powerful defender.
No. 15: Philadelphia Eagles – Shea McClellin, Boise State, DE
McCellin has the size, speed, awareness and motor to be a dominant run stuffer and tough to block pass rusher. I would put him at ILB and move Demeco Ryans to the outside. I would have liked Cox, DT here, but it’s unlikely he will fall to 15.
No. 16: New York Jets – Whitney Mercilus, Illinois, DE
The Jets need linebacker and pass rush help, Mercilus gives them both. He was a one year wonder, but was very productive during that year. He has the size and athleticism to make an impact. I’ve seen some people put Dont’a Hightower here, but I’m not very impressed with him. He has a higher bust potential than Mercilus, with a lower upside.
No. 17: Cincinnati Bengals – Mike Adams, Ohio State, OT
Mike Adams gives them they help they desperately need on their O-line.
No. 18: San Diego Chargers – Cordy Glenn, Georgia, OT
Glenn (345lbs) is a powerful tackle that the Chargers could move to guard.
No. 19: Chicago Bears – Stephon Gilmore, South Carolina, CB
The bears desperately need help at CB. Gilmore gives them that help. While he’s not super productive, he is super athletic. He has high potential.
No. 20: Tennessee Titans – Peter Konz, Wisconsin, C
Would be a huge help for their run game. While they have other needs, Konz is going to make the biggest difference.
No. 21: Cincinnati Bengals – Melvin Ingram, South Carolina, DE
Ingram has high potential. He’s super athletic and still improving. He’ll play LB for the Bengals.
No. 22: Cleveland Browns – Josh Robinson, Central Florida, CB
While not from a big school Robinson is the real deal. He’ll become a probowl player next to Haden. Others have Dre Kirkpatrick above Robinson, but I disagree.
No. 23: Detroit Lions – Jonathan Martin, Stanford, OT
Give the Lions help at tackle for the oft injured Stafford.
No. 24: Pittsburgh Steelers – Dontari Poe, Memphis, DT
Gives the Steelers a young NT with a high potential. He could also be a bust without proper coaching or motivation.
No. 25: Denver Broncos – Kevin Zeitler, Wisconsin, G
Gives the Broncos help on their weak O-line.
No. 26: Houston Texans -Michael Floyd, Notre Dame, WR
The Texans get a huge steal at a position of great need. He’ll play alongside Johnson when Johnson’s not injured and for him when he is.
No. 27: New England Patriots – Jerel Worthy, Michigan St., DT
While I”m not super high on him, he does fill a need if he pans out. I’m scared away by his average production.
No. 28: Green Bay Packers – Nick Perry, Southern Cal, OLB
The Packers need to increase their sack total from last year. Perry gives the Packers a good complement to Clay Matthews.
No. 29: Baltimore Ravens – Mychal Kendricks, Cal, ILB
Kendricks has the athleticism to eventually take over for Ray Lewis, who will help him reach his potential.
No. 30: San Francisco 49ers – Kendall Wright, Baylor, WR
Gives the 9ers a super productive receiver to train behind Moss.
No. 31: New England Patriots – Harrison Smith, Notre Dame, FS
Smith has good production and athleticism to be an early contributer.
No. 32: New York Giants – Coby Fleener, Stanford, TE
Gives the Giants a great receiving TE to work with on offense.
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They also have problems on their O-line and defense. Since there are not too many quality QBs in the draft they should go with Bradford here and address their other needs later in the draft. The Browns are potentially looking to trade up to this spot to get Bradford themselves. Either way it looks like the QB will be the first overall pick.
that they just drafted to have any hope of succeeding on offense, but Suh is too good of a player to pass up. He is a dominant play maker at defensive tackle and is one of my favorite players in the draft. He will instantly make the Lions defense good. It’s possible to fill their Offensive tackle need in the second round with players like Rodger Saffold or Charles Brown if they are available. If they did go with an Offensive Lineman here like Russell Okung, OT, they could still go with Tyson Alualu DT with their second round pick. 4/18 I’ve heard that this pick might not be as obvious after all. I think it’s just smoke screen though and that Suh is a lock.
the Buccaneers defense. Some teams have him ranked as the best defensive tackle but I disagree. In fact I don’t like him too much because of his lack of lateral movement, which decreases the amount of tackles that he makes. He will disrupt the line, but will not make the tackle often and someone will have to clean things up behind him.
McNabb struggled terribly against the Cowboys because they destroyed the Eagles O-line. If the Redskins want to have offensive success they need a new starting offensive tackle. The redskins have Trent Williams as their highest ranked tackle and therefor will draft him with the fourth pick.
good starting tackle in the draft. I absolutely loved Brandon Albert from two years ago, but I assessed him as a guard not a tackle which he is playing now. The draft has a great deal of depth on defense and the Chiefs can address it later on.
take including Eric Berry and Earl Thomas, but I believe that offensive tackle is a bigger need for them and he will be gone by their 14th pick.
They can’t pass on Berry. Another option here is Clausen who is the second best quarterback in the draft, but they can get Colt McCoy in the second round who is a good fit for their west coast offense. They have missed on first round quarterbacks twice so far and decide that Clausen is not for them. There has been some talk about the Eagles wanting to trade up above the Browns to take Berry and then Clausen might again become the pick, but I don’t think that the Eagles will end up trading up this far.
the eighth pick. Everyone thinks that they will take Bruce Campbell because he is athletic and the Raiders tend to take athletic players too high. It would be a mistake to take Campbell this high though. He is a very raw player who has not started many games.
Jason Peters to the Eagles, but there are no lineman who are worth drafting at this 
two high DEs last year that still might pan out and they signed Aaron Kampman. They have too many other needs to draft another DE. Earl Thomas is an extremely athletic, play maker at the safety position and some people like him better than Eric Berry. They also have needs at Linebacker and Wide receiver, but there is some good depth at those positions later on. Thomas is the highest rated player that also fits a need.
The Dolphins need an outside backer and could go with Brandon Graham, but they also have a big need for a Nose Tackle, which is much more rare than rush linebackers. Ultimately they decide to go with Williams because of the depth later on at the linebacker position.
They may however be scared away by his slow 40 time and decide to go with Kyle Wilson, CB who some people think is a better Corner than Haden.
They could also go with Rolando McClain, ILB at this spot, but I think that he will slip to the twenties or lower. He is not as polished as other players.
He has only one year of top level production and didn’t have a very good year. Teams like his
they need to start rebuilding it so a CB like Kyle Wilson is an option here. They also need a DE and DT, but unless they want to pull the trigger on Everson Griffen there is no one that is worth drafting at this point. They need a running back, but mostly for depth and there are some quality running backs that will be available later on in the draft. Since the Steelers traded away Holmes they now need a WR and Dez Bryant is a great one who fell right into their laps. Some people are scared away by Bryant’s character, but I’m not that worried. He hasn’t has problems with the law and that seems to be the Steelers main problem.
They also need a Cornerback and could go with Kyle Wilson, but they only really need depth at the position. I could also see them going with Jermaine Gresham, TE to replace the aging Tony Gonzalez.
They could also go with Ryan Matthews, RB who has good size and speed and reminds me of a young Larry Johnson. They should probably wait on drafting a running back though.
Bengals question mark at that position. The Bengals need offensive weapons and Gresham is one of the best available.
Rolando McClain slipped in the draft and can either play inside Linebacker or weak side Linebacker. Jared Odrick, DE is another option and would work well in their 3-4 system. He didn’t have the production that I would like, but he was double teamed a great deal and had a great combine.
Rodgers won’t last long unless they upgrade, but there is no one left worth taking here. Pouncey and Mike Iupati would both be good options if they fell, however.
any team’s pass rush and because of Jamal Jackson’s injury
They also need a and Jared odrick, DT/DE fills that need. He is a high motor guy who is fairly athletic.
He has great athleticism and good size to play linebacker and has the potential to be a great pass rusher. The Cardinals could also go with an offensive lineman and may decide to go with Charles Brown, OT or Rodger Saffold.
reach for an OT or FS, which are their needs. They need to improve at the safety position and Taylor Mays is the highest rated Safety, but he can’t cover and is more of a SS than FS. Nate Allen is better in coverage than Taylor Mays and could be a possibility here, but there is depth at the safety and can wait until the second round. They Cowboys work on improving their offensive line, but they need more depth and future starters.
They need a CB, but there are no more that are worth taking at this spot. Running Back isn’t their biggest need, but they do need one and Mathews is not only the highest rated player available he is going to be great. He has good size and very good speed. They will have to address their Nose Tackle need and CB need later in the draft.
with a FS here, but there is value later on in the draft. If they do go with a FS they will go with either Nate Allen or Taylor Mays.
large safety who can’t cover. Since they need a a Strong Safety though they can take a chance on him and rely on him in the run game. They would need to teach him how to tackle properly instead of just throwing his body at people. They don’t have as many needs as other teams and can afford to take a chance with this pick.
a chance on Carlos Dunlap DE. I wouldn’t want to rely on either player and would trade down if I was the Colts GM.
player still available that fills a need in Weatherspoon. They could also go with Bryan Price, DT who has a similar value at this point as well. Weatherspoon is a very athletic, very productive Linebacker who will have to be taught to shed blocks in the NFL.
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