As we head into another weekend of NFL football we are getting a clearer picture of where some teams will be selecting in the 2011 NFL Draft.  Here at NFL Mocks we love to bring you updated Mock Drafts because it gives you a look at what your team could possibly add in the offseason.  Below is the most recent mock by Site Director and Lead Scout Jon Dove.  Be sure to check our our Big Board, Team Needs, and Scouting Reports.  You can also check out DCSports Report’s mock draft database to compare this mock to others out on the web.

1. Carolina (2-13)- Andrew Luck- QB- Stanford

- There are a lot of people in the NFL anxiously awaiting Luck’s decision and the Panthers are on the top of that list.  However, the Panthers might be relieved if Luck decides to return to Stanford.  This would allow them to move forward with Jimmy Clausen and address another of their many needs.  With that being said I am not sure anyone is going to be happy to miss out on a prospect like Luck.

2. Denver (4-11)- Patrick Peterson- CB- LSU

- This pick is going to depend a lot on the coaching staff brought in but I doubt they will go any direction other than defense.  At this point I am assuming they will remain a 3-4 defense and therefore address the cornerback position.  Peterson is an exceptional athlete that will remind a lot of people of Champ Bailey in his younger years.

3. Cincinnati (4-11)- AJ Green- WR- Georgia

- The more and more I think about this pick the better I feel about AJ Green going to the Bengals.  The problem right now with mocking the Bengals is that they have invested a lot of picks at along the defensive line so I don’t see them going with a Da’Quan Bowers.  Green is going to be a game breaker and spell the end of the Ochocinco era in Cincinnati.

4. Buffalo (4-11)- Da’Quan Bowers- DE- Clemson

- I make this selection with the hope that the Bills go forward with a 4-3 defensive alignment.  Bowers has shown that he can rush the passer as well as hold strong against the run.  I feel it would be a mistake to ask him to play outside linebacker although he has the athletic ability to do so.

5. Arizona (5-10)- Ryan Mallett- QB- Arkansas

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- The Cardinals need to address their quarterback situation and I am not among those that believe in John Skelton.  I also feel that they will have a hard time finding a long term solution in the free agent/trade market.  Mallett is a strong armed quarterback that will help utilize the ability of Larry Fitzgerald.  There is not a player available at the other positions of need (OL and LB) that I would draft in this position.  You could see them go in the direction of Prince Amukamara.

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