NFL Mock Draft: KFFL.com

by Cory J. Bonini on April 22, 2010 @ 03:38:46 PDT

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The 2010 NFL Draft is here!

KFFL.com's 2010 NFL mock draft has been updated! As with all that is the NFL Draft, a lot has changed since our first release months ago. Do you agree with our selections? Do you disagree? We welcome you to sound off in the comments area at the bottom of the page.

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No.	Team	Player	Pos	School	Notes/others considered
1	St. Louis Rams	Sam Bradford	QB	Oklahoma	I don't see how they can go in another direction; Bradford is their man.
2	Detroit Lions	Ndamukong Suh	DT	Nebraska	Not a cure-all, but Suh certainly is a step in the right direction; still think trading out is a strong possibility.
3	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Gerald McCoy	DT	Oklahoma	Big help against the run and can get to the QB
4	Washington Redskins	Russell Okung	OT	Oklahoma State	They landed their QB, so it's time to protect him.
5	Kansas City Chiefs	Bryan Bulaga	OT	Iowa	Trade down or Eric Berry?
6	Seattle Seahawks	Eric Berry	S	Tennessee	OT is their No. 1 priority; Anthony Davis a possibility, but Berry is too good to pass up.
7	Cleveland Browns	C.J. Spiller	RB	Clemson	Team can go any direction; CB no longer a need. I expect them to trade down if someone is willing to move up.
8	Oakland Raiders	Trent Williams	OT	Oklahoma	Al Davis can be unpredictable, but Williams fits one of their biggest needs.
9	Buffalo Bills	Jimmy Clausen	QB	Notre Dame	OT a possibility. Not sold on Clausen to the Bills, since they reportedly prefer a more athletic quarterback.
10	Jacksonville Jaguars	Mike Iupati	OG	Idaho	A lot of options, but why not improve what you already do best and what your team is built around?
11	Denver Broncos (from Chicago Bears)	Rolando McClain	ILB	Alabama	Best 3-4 ILB in the draft - could change if Mario Haggan moves inside and Robert Ayers starts on the strong side
12	Miami Dolphins	Brandon Graham	DE/OLB	Michigan	Pass-rusher huge need. NT and WR make sense, too.
13	San Francisco 49ers	Joe Haden	CB	Florida	OT a need, but they can get by until Round 2.
14	Seattle Seahawks (from Denver Broncos)	Anthony Davis	OT	Rutgers	SEA desperately needs a LT - Williams may be gone by this pick, though.
15	New York Giants	Sean Weatherspoon	LB	Missouri	Can play middle or OLB; great fit - tackle machine
16	Tennessee Titans	Derrick Morgan	DE	Georgia Tech	Kyle Vanden Bosch is gone; TEN needs to get to the QB more often. Jason Pierre-Paul instead?
17	San Francisco 49ers (from Carolina Panthers)	Earl Thomas	FS	Texas	Dashon Goldson can play both safety positions. Much like with SF's No. 13 pick, I think they can wait on OT.
18	Pittsburgh Steelers	Dan Williams	NT	Tennessee	NT not a high priority, but I keep coming back to Williams fitting well with the Steelers. CB a strong possibility
19	Atlanta Falcons	Jason Pierre-Paul	DE	South Florida	Jamaal Anderson isn't a pass rusher, and John Abraham is one year closer to retiring. OLB instead?
20	Houston Texans	Dez Bryant	WR	Oklahoma State	HOU needs another playmaker at WR; Owen Daniels may not return at 100 percent, too; RB can wait - add a big body in Round 2
21	Cincinnati Bengals	Jahvid Best	RB	California	Gives CIN a change-of-pace to Cedric Benson and a home run threat their running game doesn't have.
22	New England Patriots	Sergio Kindle	OLB	Texas	Patriots need a pass-rushing OLB; Kindle brings a lot to the table and seems to fit the type of player BB and Co. target.
23	Green Bay Packers	Kyle Wilson	CB	Boise State	Best player available is GB's style, but Wilson also fills a big need.
24	Philadelphia Eagles	Kareem Jackson	CB	Alabama	CB depth is a must. LB help will be considered, too, as will safety depth. Taylor Mays? Patrick Robinson?
25	Baltimore Ravens	Carlos Dunlap	DE	Florida	WR no longer a concern; a top-notch cornerback still is, though. Still, Dunlap helps fill a big need.
26	Arizona Cardinals	Jerry Hughes	OLB	TCU	Arizona needs a 3-4 OLB pass-rushing specialist to groom after adding Joey Porter. Clark Haggans isn't getting any younger, either.
27	Dallas Cowboys	Bruce Campbell	OT	Maryland	Need a replacement for Flozell Adams; could groom Campbell for a year behind Doug Free.
28	San Diego Chargers	Ryan Mathews	RB	Fresno State	Mathews is the most complete back. Terrence Cody? SD can go in a number of directions: NT, OT, CB
29	New York Jets	Jared Odrick	DE/NT	Penn State	Versatile player - fits their 3-4 DE need
30	Minnesota Vikings	Patrick Robinson	CB	Florida State	Whether it's Robinson, Devin McCourty or another, CB makes a lot of sense.
31	Indianapolis Colts	Brian Price	DT	UCLA	Cornerback possible?
32	New Orleans Saints	Daryl Washington	OLB	TCU	Don't be shocked if they draft Jermaine Gresham to replace Jeremy Shockey eventually.

About Cory J. Bonini

Cory is KFFL's General Manager. In late 2002, he joined the KFFL staff as a research analyst and has been involved in fantasy sports since 1996. A member of the Fantasy Sports Trade Association, as well as Fantasy Sports Writers Association, Bonini has been featured in print, on radio and on scores of websites. Bonini co-hosted Big Lead Sports on SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio from 2011 to 2012.

Bonini was recognized with the 2010 Best Article in Print Award from the FSWA and was a finalist for the same award in 2011. In '11, he finished first overall in the FSWA NFL experts challenge that featured 60 of the industry's best competitors. Follow @CoryKFFL