Mock Draft 2.0

1. St. Louis- QB Sam Bradford.  Just a matter of him signing the dotted at this point.

2. Detroit- DT Ndamakong Suh.  Detroit wants to trade back, but adding Suh to their rebuilt line makes the most sense if they don't move out.

3. Tampa Bay- DT Gerald McCoy.  The Bucs have the dream scenario of grabbing either DT at the 3 spot.

4. Washington- OT Russell Okung.  Donovan McNabb trade makes protecting him a necessity.

5. Kansas City- OT Brian Bulaga.  This pick improves the whole left side of the line- bumping Albert to guard and Waters to center.

6. Seattle- DE Derrick Morgan.  Gives them the rusher off the edge they need.  Plus, he's the most complete DE in the draft.

7. Cleveland- S Eric Berry.  Best player left on the board immediately improves a weak secondary (along with the Sheldon Brown acquisition.)

8. Oakland- DE Jason Pierre-Paul.  Al Davis loves freakish athletes.  Pierre-Paul fits the bill.

9. Buffalo- QB Jimmy Clausen.  They desperately need a QB, and he's the best left on the board.

10. Jacksonville- WR Dez Bryant.  Gives David Garrard a target on the outside.

11. Denver- CB Joe Haden.  Injects some youth into an aging secondary.

12. Miami- DT Dan Williams.  Need to find an eventual replacement for the suspended Jason Ferguson.

13. San Francisco- OT Trent Williams.  Can play either side of the line, and they need a right tackle.

14. Seattle- OT Anthony Davis.  Has the potential to be the best o-lineman in the draft.  Good haul with Morgan and Davis, thus far.

15. New York Giants- ILB Rolando McClain.  Fits their biggest need following the Antonio Pierce release.

16. Tennessee- DT Brian Price.  Never really able to replace the production of Albert Haynesworth.  Here's a young, talented player to aid in that production.

17. San Francisco- CB Kyle Wilson.  Playmaker to add to a decent secondary.  Not bad grabbing Williams and Wilson.

18. Pittsburgh- G Mike Iupati.  Fits the Steeler mold on the o-line.

19. Atlanta- DE Everson Griffen.  They need a pass rusher in the worst way.

20. Houston- RB CJ Spiller.  Not sure of the long-term effects of the Steve Slaton injury.  Gives Matt Schaub another weapon.

21. Cincinnati- TE Jermaine Gresham.  Fills their biggest need, and gives Carson Palmer a target in the middle of the field.

22. New England- DE/OLB Sergio Kindle.  Hybrid player that fits the Pats greatest need.

23. Green Bay- OT Bruce Campbell.  They need to protect Aaron Rodgers for the long-term.

24. Philadelphia- S Earl Thomas.  Best player left on the board.  Also, fits their secondary needs.

25. Baltimore- OLB/ILB Sean Weatherspoon.  Ozzie Newsome tends to hit on his first round picks  This kid is a winner.

26. Arizona- DE/OLB Brandon Graham.  They need a playmaker on defense following the losses of Karlos Dansby and Antrel Rolle.

27. Dallas- C/G Markice Pouncey.  The last legit lineman they were able to groom on the interior line was Andre Gurode in 2002.  They need an infusion of youth here.

28. San Diego- DT Terence Cody.  They need to replace Jamaal Williams production in the worst way.

29. New York Jets- S Taylor Mays.  Gives Rex Ryan a toy to play with in the secondary.

30. Minnesota- CB Devin McCourty.  Their secondary was beaten too much in 2009.

31. Indianapolis- DT Jared Odrick.  A player who can take pressure off of Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis.

32. New Orleans- CB Kareem Jackson.  After mixing and matching players in the secondary, it would be nice for the Champs to have a young player to groom for the future, while making plays in the present.