| 1 | A.J. Green | WR | Georgia | Green is super productive and super talented WR. |
| 2 | Patrick Peterson | CB | LSU | The Best CB I’ve Seen in quite some time |
| 3 | Da’Quan Bowers | DE | Clemson | Size, Speed, and finally production in 2010 |
| 4 | Marcel Dareus | DT | Alabama | Dareus, to us, is the superior prospect to Fairley |
| 5 | Mark Ingram | RB | Alabama | I’m Ingram’s #1 supporter and think he’s great |
| 6 | Nick Fairley | DT | Auburn | I think he’s a touch over-rated, but consensus top 10 |
| 7 | Cam Newton | QB | Auburn | No one has ever seen a prospect like him. Raw though. |
| 8 | Prince Amukamara | CB | Nebraska | I’m in love with this CB class though Amukamara might be moved to Safety |
| 9 | Julio Jones | WR | Alabama | Greg Gabriel National Football Post prefers him over Green |
| 10 | Jimmy Smith | CB | Colorado | Watch Smith’s stock soar after Combine, should already be high |
| 11 | Von Miller | LB | Texas A & M | Doesn’t have Ideal size, but rare explosion |
| 12 | Brandon Harris | CB | Miami U | Reminds me personally of a college Darrelle Revis…will he mature like Revis? |
| 13 | Robert Quinn | DE | North Carolina | Quinn is risky, but the sky is the limit |
| 14 | Cameron Jordan | DE | California | Jordan is versatile enough to play anywhere on the line and is a good player |
| 15 | Gabe Carimi | OT | Wisconsin | Our #1 consensus OT is one of the top twenty players available |
| 16 | Aldon Smith | OLB | Missouri | Smith is a J.P.P clone without the back flips, but with more production. |
| 17 | Derrick Sherrod | OT | Mississippi State | The OT class might not be top heavy, but the depth is tremendous |
| 18 | Ryan Kerrigan | DE | Purdue | Is a Chris Long type-player is good value in the middle of the 1st round |
| 19 | Jonathan Baldwin | WR | Pittsburgh | Has a Dwayne Bowe-skill set. Could develop into a TD machine |
| 20 | Kyle Rudolph | TE | Norte Dame | Reminds me of Jason Witten, except made of glass. Would be higher otherwise |
| 21 | J.J. Watt | DE | Wisconsin | Seems Bust-proof, just lacks the high upside of other players |
| 22 | Martez Wilson | ILB | Illinois | Absolutely a physically talented specimen. Does he play ILB or Sam in NFL? |
| 23 | Justin Houston | OLB | Georgia | Good size, good acceleration, and good production |
| 24 | Stephen Wisniewski | C/G | Penn State | The best center in the class is a real first round talent |
| 25 | Mike Pouncey | OG | Florida | Not my personal favorite prospect, but others like a lot |
| 26 | Rahim Moore | FS | UCLA | The best college safety in the class, but Amukamara might be 1st drafted S |
| 27 | Mikel Leshoure | RB | Illinois | I don’t like comparisons at the same college (seems lazy), but Mendenhall is most apt |
| 28 | Jake Locker | QB | Washington | Reminds me of Donvan Mcnabb with mobility, arm srength, and accuracy issues |
| 29 | Nate Solder | OT | Colorado | Mayock insists he’s like Tony Boselli (the good version), not sure on that yet. |
| 30 | Cameron Heyward | DE | Ohio State | How the mighty have fallen: If you’re a high 1st round pick leave college! |
| 31 | Stephen Paea | DT | Oregon State | An injury at the Senior Bowl might cost him a lot of money. |
| 32 | Ryan Williams | RB | Va Tech | People are down on him, but he’s still a 1st round talent to me. |
| 33 | Titus Young | WR | Boise State | The fastest rising prospect in the nation; drawing comparisons to DeSean Jackson |
| 34 | Akeem Ayers | OLB | UCLA | All the physical tools in the world, but plays too soft for my liking. |
| 35 | Phil Taylor | NT | Baylor | Put him in 2nd round to Chiefs in first mock, moving up board too fast for that. |
| 36 | Tyron Smith | OT | USC | He’s lighter then teams want, but his upside is going to tempt some G.M. early |
| 37 | Adrian Clayborn | DE | Iowa | He had a mediocre year this year, but the talent is still there, could be go in 1st round |
| 38 | Jason Pinkston | OG | Pittsburgh | Pinkston is a tough player, who might sneak into the end of the first round |
| 39 | Blaine Gabbert | QB | Missouri | Not our favorite prospect but could go as high as #3 to the Buffalo Bills |
| 40 | Drake Nevis | DT | LSU | A solid player who might be this year’s Tyson Alualu |
| 41 | Anthony Castanzo | OT | Boston College | Might be a perfect fit for a team like the Colts and is an option for them in the 1st round |
| 42 | Mason Foster | OLB | Washington | a player really growing on me with his superior instincts and supreme production |
| 43 | Leonard Hankerson | WR | The U | The Senior Bowl might not have helped any player more than Hankerson |
| 44 | Benjamin Ijalana | OL | Villanova | Wasn’t often in the spotlight, but absolutely dominated his (inferior) competition |
| 45 | DeMarco Murray | RB | Oklahoma | Murray is Reggie Bush light. Rare explosiveness, but not the toughest runner |
| 46 | Corey Liuget | DT | Illinois | Not a bad player, he just underwhelms me. A good legitimate 2nd round player. |
| 47 | Bruce Carter | OLB | North Carolina | I personally like Carter’s game, but serious injury gives me and scouts pause |
| 48 | Quinton Carter | FS | Oklahoma | As good as the Cornerback class is this year, the safety class leaves something to be desired |
| 49 | Danny Watkins | OG | Baylor | I downgraded him because he’s already 26. In sports where age does matter, that’s an issue. |
| 50 | D.J. Williams | TE | Arkansas | I prefer Stocker over Williams, but both are solid prospects in a weak TE Class |
| 51 | M.Wilkerson | DL | Temple | A player I didn’t see play enough to pretend to love-could go in 1st round though |
| 52 | Davon house | CB | New Mexico | A good solid player, our #5 corner back in the draft |
| 53 | Christian Ballard | DL | Iowa | A solid player who can play in a 4-3 or 3-4 |
| 54 | Jabaal Sheard | DE | Pittsburgh | Looking at this board again, he could definitely be higher, and could sneak into 1st round |
| 55 | Aaron Williams | CB | Texas | Reminds me too much of A. Ross, but could go higher and has value in the mid 2nd round |
| 56 | DeAndre McDaniel | SS | Clemson | The best Strong Safety in this class |
| 57 | Kendrick Ellis | NT | Hampton | Nose Tackle is such a needy position, Ellis will be drafted higher |
| 58 | Marin Austin | DT | North Carolina | When you draft talented players that don’t try you get either Carlos Dunlap or Andre Smith |
| 59 | Shane Vereen | RB | California | Maybe a better pure runner then Demarco Murray, but not as explosive or the receiver |
| 60 | Ras-I-Dowling | CB | Virginia | The former first round prospect wasn’t able to showcase his ability this past season |
| 61 | Greg Jones | LB | Michigan State | a fringe 2nd round prospect because he doesn’t have the size to stay in the Middle in the NFL |
| 62 | Kelvin Sheppard | ILB | LSU | I think he can excel as an ILB in the 3-4 and is a better prospect then he’s recognized as |
| 63 | Greg Romerus | DE | Pittsburgh | Didn’t have his best year, but is a good player and could have a good N.F.L. career |
| 64 | Christian Ponder | QB | F.S.U. | Arm injuries kept him from making a push into the first round. Our 4th best Qb |
| 65 | Jurrell Casey | DT | USC | A big run stuffer, who is probably primarily a two down player in the N.F.L. |
| 66 | Brandon Burton | CB | Utah | This is a very good cornerback class or Burton might be higher. |
| 67 | Rodney Hudson | G | Florida State | His big board ranking is hurt, but his versatility limits. He’s strictly a zone-blocking guard |
| 68 | Jaiquwan Jarret | FS | Temple | Safeties who have the ability to roam the field and make plays > Run stopping Safeties |
| 69 | Sione Fua | DT | Stanford | Another big run stuffer who will play mostly 1st and 2nd downs |
| 70 | Ahamad Black | S | Florida | Consensus here. I like Black as a mid 2nd round prospect, even at his size. |
| 71 | Kendric Burney | CB | North Carolina | I think he has the skills and instinct to excel as a nickel CB or a starting Cover 2 CB (colts) |
| 72 | Marcus Cannon | OT | T.C.U. | Could be drafted as high as he early second round, has size you can’t teach. |
| 73 | Torrey Smith | WR | Maryland | Again, I don’t’ like comparisons to players from same college, but same concerns as DHB |
| 74 | Luke Stocker | TE | Tennessee | Draws comparisons to Jason Witten (I think those are off though). A solid all around TE |
| 75 | Quan Sturdivant | LB | North Carolina | A good productive linebacker for the Tar Heels who might not have a best position in NFL |
| 76 | Randall Cobb | WR | Kentucky | He’s more of an athlete than a WR. Too dynamic to be any lower then this |
| 77 | Johnny Patrick | CB | Louisville | Would not surprise me at all if he went in the second round. Cb class pretty even after big 4 |
| 78 | James Carpenter | OT | Alabama | A solid OL who might actually be underrated in a lot of places. Solid 2-3rd round value |
| 79 | Tyler Sash | SS | Iowa | | A pro’s pro, who was productive in college |
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| 80 | Will Hill | S | Florida | Has a nice skill set that will intrigue teams, but wasn’t as good as he should be |
| 81 | John Moffit | G | Wisconsin | Ferocious run blocker who might excel on a team like the Steelers or Giants |
| 82 | Lawrence Wilson | LB | UCONN | A player that must show off rare athleticism at the combine to move up the big board |
| 83 | Jerrell Powe | NT | Ole Miss | Need greater then talent for Powe-some team might reach for him because he plays NT |
| 84 | Curtis Marsh | CB | Utah State | Another solid cornerback in a good cornerback class. |
| 85 | Allen Bailey | DT | Miami | The build of a Demi-god, but not the game play to go with it |
| 86 | Lance Kendricks | TE | Wisconsin | Was very productive this year, but is a little sleight; creative offense can get production |
| 87 | Derrell Johnson K | WR | Iowa | Talent? Yes. Maturity Issues? Reportedly. Should be drafted in first four rounds |
| 88 | Kendall Hunter | RB | Oklahoma State | Solid build and could be a good all around N.F.L. player |
| 89 | Mark Herzlich | LB | Boston College | Bone cancer derailed his career at Boston College. Great story, big injury risk unfortunately |
| 90 | Jerrel Jerningan | WR | Troy | Is going to be drafted higher then NFLmocks would like to see for a team9o |
| 91 | Reshad Carmichael | CB | VA Tech | Great speed and physical ability. Not the greatest production or consistency |
| 92 | Marucs Gilchrist | DB | Clemson | Some team will love his versatility and ability to play special teams |
| 93 | Andy Dalton | QB | TCU | We’ll take Dalton’s smart and intangibles over Mallett’s physical ability |
| 94 | Henry Hynoski | FB | Pittsburgh | The best FB in the draft will make some team very happy they drafted him |
| 95 | Deunta Williams | S | North Carolina | Heading into the season North Carolina had a chance to be special, shame it didn’t happen |
| 96 | Greg little | WR | North Carolina | There’s nothing little about this mammoth of a man |
| 97 | Joseph Barksdale | OT | LSU | An offensive tackle who has a chance to surprise people and rise up draft boards |
| 98 | Casey Matthews | LB | Oregon | He’s not his brother, he just hustles like him. |
| 99 | Daniel Thomas | RB | Kansas State | Pretty talented player, but questionable speed and runs too upright for me |
| 100 | Robert Sands | SS | West Virgina | Strong Safeties seem to always fall in the draft |
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