3 round lazy mock

[MI_Buckeye]

No trades or comments for this mock. When the compensatory picks are dished out next week, I will provide a longer, much more descriptive mock that will probably will include trades as well.

1. Carolina Blaine Gabbert, Missouri QB
2. Denver Marcell Dareus, Alabama DT
3. Buffalo Von Miller, Texas A&M OLB
4. Cincinnati Patrick Peterson, LSU CB
5. Arizona Aldon Smith, Missouri OLB
6. Cleveland Robert Quinn, North Carolina DE
7. San Francisco Prince Amukamara, Nebraska CB
8. Tennessee Nick Fairley, Auburn DT
9. Dallas JJ Watt, Wisconsin DE
10. Washington Cam Newton, Auburn QB
11. Houston Phil Taylor, Baylor DT
12. Minnesota A.J. Green, Georgia WR
13. Detroit Da’Quan Bowers, Clemson DE
14. St. Louis Julio Jones, Alabama WR
15. Miami Mark Ingram, Alabama RB
16. Jacksonville Ryan Kerrigan, Purdue DE
17. New England Cameron Jordan, California DE
18. San Diego Cameron Heyward, Ohio State DE
19. Giants Tyron Smith, USC OT
20. Tampa Bay Justin Houston, Georgia DE
21. Kansas City Anthony Castonzo, Boston College OT
22. Indianapolis Corey Liuget, Illinois DT
23. Philadelphia Akeem Ayers, UCLA OLB
24. New Orleans Adrian Clayborn, Iowa DE
25. Seattle Christian Ponder, Florida State QB
26. Baltimore Torrey Smith, Maryland WR
27. Atlanta Brooks Reed, Arizona DE
28. New England Mike Pouncey, Florida OG
29. Chicago Nate Solder, Colorado OT
30. Jets Muhammad Wilkerson, Temple DE
31. Pittsburgh Jimmy Smith, Colorado CB
32. Green Bay Mikel Leshoure, Illinois RB

1. New England Leonard Hankerson, Miami WR
2. Buffalo Christian Ballard, Iowa DE
3. Cincinnati Jon Baldwin, Pitt WR
4. Denver Kyle Rudolph, Notre Dame TE
5. Cleveland Rahim Moore, UCLA S
6. Arizona Jake Locker, Washington QB
7. Tennessee Martez Wilson, Illinois LB
8. Dallas Gabe Carimi, Wisconsin OT
9. Washington Titus Young, Boise State WR
10. Houston Aaron Williams, Texas CB
11. Minnesota Stephen Paea, Oregon State DT
12. Detroit Brandon Harris, Miami CB
13. San Francisco Andy Dalton, TCU QB
14. Denver Davon House, New Mexico State CB
15. St. Louis DeMarco Murray, Oklahoma RB
16. Oakland Stefen Wisniewski, Penn State C
17. Jacksonville Quan Sturdivant, North Carolina ILB
18. San Diego Orlando Franklin, Miami OT
19. Tampa Bay Mason Foster, Washington LB
20. Giants Ras-I Dowling, Virginia CB
21. Indianapolis Ben Ijajlana, Villanova OT
22. Philadelphia Danny Watkins, Baylor OG
23. Kansas City Randall Cobb, Kentucky WR
24. New Orleans Ryan Williams, Virginia Tech RB
25. Seattle Clint Boling, Georgia OG
26. Baltimore Allen Bailey, Miami DE
27. Atlanta Tandon Doss, Indiana WR
28. New England John Moffitt, Wisconsin C
29. San Diego Greg Little, North Carolina WR
30. Chicago Drake Nevis, LSU DT
31. Pittsburgh Marcus Cannon, TCU OG
32. Green Bay Jerrel Jernigan, Troy WR

1. Carolina Sam Acho, Texas DE
2. Cincinnati Daniel Thomas, Kansas State RB
3. Denver Chykie Brown, Texas CB
4. Buffalo Derek Sherrod, Mississippi State OT
5. Arizona Lance Kendricks, Wisconsin TE
6. Cleveland Edmond Gates, Abilene Christian WR
7. Dallas James Carpenter, Alabama OG
8. New Orleans Greg Jones, Michigan State LB
9. Houston Ahmad Black, Florida S
10. New England Pernell McPhee, Mississippi State DE
11. Detroit Bruce Carter, North Carolina OLB
12. San Francisco Jabaal Sheard, Pitt OLB
13. Tennessee Ryan Mallett, Arkansas QB
14. St. Louis Curtis Brown, Texas CB
15. Miami Quinton Carter, Oklahoma S
16. Jacksonville Luke Stocker, Tennessee TE
17. Oakland Brandon Burton, Utah CB
18. San Diego Sione Fua, Stanford DT
19. Giants Jordan Todman, UConn RB
20. Tampa Bay Kendric Burney, North Carolina CB
21. Philadelphia Alex Linnenkohl, Oregon State C
22. Kansas City Dontay Moch, Nevada OLB
23. Indianapolis Quinton Carter, Oklahoma OG
24. New Orleans Jurrell Casey, USC DT
25. San Diego Nate Irving, N.C. State ILB
26. Baltimore Deandre McDaniel, Clemson S
27. Atlanta Jalil Brown, Colorado CB
28. New England Colin Kaepernick, Nevada QB
29. Chicago Ronald Johnson, USC WR
30. Jets Kelvin Sheppard, LSU ILB
31. Pittsburgh Will Rackley, Lehigh OG
32. Green Bay Steven Friday, Virginia Tech OLB

[wicket]

change the ryan williams pick to a pick that makes sense and you have a pretty good saints pick

[Nalej]

I was fine with the Pats first two rounds
In the third, I'd take Sheard over McPhee and anything else besides a QB

[Pat Sims 90]

Peterson is fine in the 1st
I dont see the Bengals taking a chance on another diva WR when they have been buried by them in the past. QB or OL in the 2nd
If they dont take a QB in the 1 2 rounds they will in the 3rd to bring in someone to compete for starting job.

[Seasonticketholder]

Everything beyond the first round for the Saints is iffy. Try Kenrick Ellis in round 2, and Bruce Carter and Kelvin Sheppard in round 3.

[jrdrylie]

Can't see the Jaguars spending an early pick on a tight end. Marcedes Lewis had a fantastic season and they just put the franchise tag on him. Kaepernick would be a more likely selection.

Concerning the Bears, I like Nevis and Johnson. Not huge on Solder. I would prefer Carimi or Sherrod.

[T-RICH49]

ughhhh please read KC's team need's.RT is the last of our needs.Torrey Smith in RD 1 and Moffit in RD 2 would be better

[proshoota25]

Originally Posted by Nalej

I was fine with the Pats first two rounds
In the third, I'd take Sheard over McPhee and anything else besides a QB

yeah def agree here. pretty disappointing we arent able to get a stud OLB

[49erNation85]

Mallet > Dalton in round two since he made it third round.He won't fall that far if he does.But otherwise nice job for SF.

[prock]

This is an incredible Vikings mock.

[BaLLiN]

little high for Dowling, but we need a LB

so...

1. Smith (best pick imo)
2. Bruce Carter/Nevis
3. Irving/Casey

[Matthew Jones]

Replace McPhee with Jabaal Sheard and I'm very happy with New England's draft.

[CheeseKnuckles]

I don't mind the picks in the 2nd and 3rd, but why do people mock LeShoure to the Packers. TT is known to stick with the players he has and let them develop. Unless Grant gets released I don't see RB in the 1st a priority, later rounds very likely.

People should really start looking at WR for the Packers in the 1st... Two years in a row the Pack HAD to pass up WRs they liked (DEZ + Crabtree) to pick postions they needed. MM made comments about improving their offense and looking to score more points during the combine. I think this year they pull the trigger on a talented WR if they have one high enough on their draft board.

I know they had combine interviews with Hankerson and also attended Miami's pro day. Smith and Baldwin could also be possibilities, but I think they would pass on Baldwin.

Lastly I think Edmond Gates would be more likely at 64 then Jernigan, TT has only drafted one WR under 6ft and that is Jennings... not sure he will break that mold he likes so much this year either.

[drd23]

Wrong Smith in the 1st for the Ravens. Give us Jimmy instead of Torrey. Not a fan of Bailey either

[jCut]

Denver does not need two corners in their first four picks. We only have six total picks and we are in full-scale rebuilding mode. I'm sure that was a typo or something.

[Bengals78]

One of my least favorite mocks I have seen for Cincy

[WMD]

I just masturbated to this Lions mock.

[AntoinCD]

Originally Posted by Nalej

I was fine with the Pats first two rounds
In the third, I'd take Sheard over McPhee and anything else besides a QB

Agree with most of this but I would prefer Sheard or Acho instead of Moffitt and Curtis Brown instead of McPhee. Oh and no thanks to Kaepernick too

[Brothgar]

Originally Posted by WMD

I just masturbated to this Lions mock.

As did I as did I

[Don Vito]

I agree with the comments about the Pats draft. McPhee is a 4-3 LE if you ask me, and he definitely wouldn't be a full time starter in our 3-4. He could be a Jarvis Green for us at best. Kaepernick would be good value at the end of the third but we don't need a QB that early.

[J-Mike88]

Originally Posted by Bengals78

One of my least favorite mocks I have seen for Cincy

Same for the Packers.
Rookie James Starks led the NFL in rushing in the playoffs. He's fresh and has a bright future.
Ryan Grant was a 1200 yard rusher in 09 before going out in week one last year. He'll be back.
And coach McCarthy and Rodgers love Brandon Jackson as a 3rd down back.

I'll s*** bricks if Thompson uses his first round pick on another RB.

[Dam8610]

Liuget in Round 1 with Carimi and Sherrod on the board is very lazy.

[MI_Buckeye]

Originally Posted by drd23

Wrong Smith in the 1st for the Ravens. Give us Jimmy instead of Torrey. Not a fan of Bailey either

It was actually almost a coin flip between the Smiths. I gave them Torrey, because they have not yet committed to providing Joe Flacco a deep speed threat. Also, you may not like Bailey, but he is a physical freak who will likely be gone by the time the Ravens pick in the second.

[MI_Buckeye]

Originally Posted by Dam8610

Liuget in Round 1 with Carimi and Sherrod on the board is very lazy.

Liuget is exactly the type of DT the Colts like and have needed for a long time. I dont think Carimi fits what the Colts are looking for, and I would be stunned if they passe Liuget, Wilkerson and Paea for Sherrod. His value is just not there.

[xpmar9x]

I.love.this.titans.mock!