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Eastern Division

New York Mets - The New York Mets are the favorites to win the National League Eastern Division. They have the best bullpen of any team in the National League Eastern Division. They also have the best pitcher in the National League Eastern Division in Johan Santana. However, the rest of their rotation is average at best. Their starting lineup is pretty good as well.

Philadelphia Phillies - The Philadelphia Phillies are in contention to win the National League Eastern Division. They have the best lineup of any team in the National League Eastern Division. They have one good starting pitcher in Cole Hamels, who is an injury risk, but the rest of their rotation is average at best. Their bullpen is solid as well.

Atlanta Braves - The Atlanta Braves are in contention to win the National League Eastern Division. They have an underrated bullpen that is prety good. They also have underrated starting pitching which is at worst solid. Lastly, their starting lineup is average.

Florida Marlins - The Florida Marlins are in contention to win the National League Eastern Division. They have the best starting pitching of any team in the National League Eastern Division. They also have the best player in the National League Eastern Division in Hanley Ramirez. However, the rest of their starting lineup is only solid. Their bullpen is average as well. Lastly, they are very young so that should have some impact on their season.

Washington Nationals - The Washington Nationals are not in contention to win the National League Eastern Division. In fact, they are clearly the worst team on paper in the National League Eastern Division. Simply put, they are weak in all facets of the game. Their lineup, starting pitching, and bullpen will at their absolute best end up slightly below average.

Central Division

Chicago Cubs - The Chicago Cubs are the favorites to win the National League Central Division. They have the best starting pitching in the National League Central Division. Also, they have the best starting lineup in the National League Central Division. They also have the best bullpen in the National League Central. They should runaway with the division.

St. Louis Cardinals - The St. Louis Cardinals are in contention to win the National League Central Division. They have decent starting pitching. Also, they have a solid starting lineup led by the best player in the National League Central Division, Albert Pujols. They also have an average bullpen. In order to compete, they need Adam Wainwright and Chris Carpenter to be healthy and pitch well.

Milwaukee Brewers - The Milwaukee Brewers are not in contention to win the National League Central Division.  They have weak starting pitching. They have a very good starting lineup. They have an average at best bullpen. If they do end up in contention, they have some quality players in the minors available for trades.

Houston Astros - The Houston Astros are not in contention to win the National League Central Division.  They have weak starting pitching, outside of Roy Oswalt. They have a pretty good lineup. They also have an average at best bullpen. They are an extremely old team.

Cincinnati Reds - The Cincinnati Reds are not in contention to win the National League Central Division.  They have good starting pitching. Also, they have a decent young starting lineup. They also have a good bullpen. They are a sleeper team.

Pittsburgh Pirates - The Pittsburgh Pirates are not in contention to win the National League Central Division. In fact, they are clearly the worst team on paper in the National League Central Division.  They have decent starting pitching. Also, they have a weak starting lineup. They also have an average bullpen.

Western Division

Los Angeles Dodgers - The Los Angeles Dodgers are the favorites to win the National League Western Division. They clearly have the best lineup in the National League Western Division, which is led by the best position player in the National League Western Division, Manny Ramirez. They have an average starting pitching staff. Also, they have an average bullpen.

Arizona Diamondbacks - The Arizona Diamondbacks are in contention to win the National League Western Division. They have a decent young lineup. They have a pretty good starting pitching staff, led by their two stars, Brandon Webb and Dan Haren. Also, they have an average bullpen.

San Francisco Giants - The San Francisco Giants are not in contention to win the National League Western Division. They have a weak starting lineup. They have the best starting pitching staff in the National League Western Division, led by Tim Lincecum who is the most talented pitcher in the National League Western Division. Also, they have an average bullpen.

Colorado Rockies - The Colorado Rockies are not in contention to win the National League Western Division. They have a solid lineup. They have an average starting pitching staff. Also, they have the best bullpen in the National League Western Division.

San Diego Padres - The San Diego Padres are not in contention to win the National League Western Division. In fact, they are clearly the worst team on paper in the National League Western Division. They have a weak bullpen. They also have a weak starting lineup. They have one great starting pitcher in Jake Peavy and one solid pitcher in Chris Young. The rest of their starting pitching staff is weak.

East Division

New York Yankees - The New York Yankees are the favorites in the American League Eastern Division. They have the best starting pitcher of any team in the division in CC Sabathia, and the rest of their starters are pretty good as well. They have the best lineup of any team in this division as well, led by the best player in the American League Eastern Division in Alex Rodriguez, who is an injury risk this year. Lastly, they have a good bullpen as well.

Boston Red Sox - The Boston Red Sox are in contention in the American League Eastern Division. They have very good starting pitchers. They have a very solid lineup as well. Also, they have the best bullpen in the American League Eastern Division. They have some players in the minors as well if they need to make a trade.

Tampa Bay Rays - The Tampa Bay Rays are in contention in the American League Eastern Division. They have good starting pitchers. They have a solid lineup as well. They also have a solid bullpen. Also, they play great defense which some would consider their calling card. Lastly, they have some players in the minors as well if they need to make a trade.

Baltimore Orioles - The Baltimore Orioles have weak starting pitchers. They have a pretty good lineup. Also, they have a weak bullpen. They are not in contention in the American League Eastern Division.

Toronto Blue Jays - The Toronto Blue Jays have weak starting pitchers, outside of their ace Roy Halladay. They have a pretty good lineup. Also, they have a weak bullpen. They are not in contention in the American League Eastern Division.

Central Division

Chicago White Sox - The Chicago White Sox are the favorites in the American League Central Division. They have good starting pitchers. They have a good lineup as well, led by Carlos Quentin who is coming off an injury.  Lastly, they have the best bullpen in the American League Central Divsion.

Detroit Tigers - The Detroit Tigers are in contention in the American League Central Division. They have average starting pitchers, outside of the best starting pitcher in the American League Central Division in Justin Verlander. They have the best lineup in the American League Central Division, led by the best player in the American League Central Division in Miguel Cabrera. Lastly, they have a weak bullpen.

Minnesota Twins - The Minnesota Twins are in contention in the American League Central Division. They have solid starting pitchers. They have an underrated lineup, led by Joe Mauer, who is an injury risk this season. Lastly, they have a solid bullpen.

Cleveland Indians - The Cleveland Indians are in contention in the American League Central Division. They have two solid starting pitchers in Fausto Carmona and Cliff Lee. The rest of their starting pitchers are weak. They have solid lineup, led by Victor Martinez and Travis Hafner, who are injury risks this season. Lastly, they have a solid bullpen.

Kansas City Royals - The Kansas City Royals are in contention in the American League Central Division. They have two solid starting pitchers in Zach Greinke and Gil Meche. The rest of their starting pitchers are weak. They have an average lineup. Lastly, they have an average bullpen.

West Division

Los Angeles Angels - The Los Angeles Angels are the favorites in the American League Western Division. They have the best starting pitching of any team in the American League Western Division when healthy, but they are far from healthy at this point. They have an average lineup. Also, they have the best bullpen in the American League Western Division. Lastly, they depth in the minor leagues if they need to make a trade to help them down the stretch.

Oakland Athletics - The Oakland Athletics are in contention in the American League Western Division. They have average at best starting pitching, due to the fact that they are so young. They have a much improved lineup. Also, they have an average bullpen.

Texas Rangers - The Texas Rangers are not in contention in the American League Western Division. They have weak starting pitching. They have the best lineup in the American League Western Division, led by the bets player in the American League Western Division in Josh Hamilton. Also, they have a decent bullpen.

Seattle Mariners - The Seattle Mariners are clearly the worst team in the American League Western Division. They have average at best starting pitching, outside of the best starting pitcher in the American League Western Division in Felix Hernandez. They have weak lineup. Also, they have a weak bullpen.

17. New York Jets: This pick is quite simple to me. The New York Jets are perceived ot have holes at two positions, both being on offense. While, I think Kellen Clemens could be a servicable quarterback in the National Football League given a chance. That said, I would focus this pick on their other need area, a wide receiver. They lost Laveranues Coles, so they need to replace him. I got them taking the best wide receiver still available at this point in the National Football League Draft.

Pick: Percy Harvin WR Florida

18. Denver Broncos: If I were in charge of the Denver Broncos, I would definitely try to trade this pick. Well, in a mock draft of any type, you are to assume that the pick is not traded. So, with that said, there are a few holes the Denver Broncos could try to plug with this pick. I tend to believe with the players that are still available, they would be best off drafting the best running back available in this entire draft. They did pickup a lot of of running backs in the offseason, but they did not pick up anybody that is a number one running back.

Pick: LeSean McCoy RB Pittsburgh

19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: This pick is pretty simple to me. However, it did get more complicated recently with the signing of Byron Leftwich. That said, I consider Byron Leftwich a stopgap option at quarterback for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. That is made obvious by the length of the deal. They go with the last quarterback that has a starting quarterback grade in the National Football League. Given a year or two to develop, I believe that Joshua Freeman could be at worst a servicable quarterback in the National Football League.

Pick: Joshua Freeman QB Kansas State

20. Detroit Lions: If I were in charge of the Detroit Lions, I would definitely try to trade this pick. Well, in a mock draft of any type, you are to assume that the pick is not traded. So, with that said, they would have to make a reach at this point. I see a few spots on the team that would make sense to fill. However, just about all of them would be a reach or a guy that was not drafted at a real need position. That would narrow down my choices to three different players. They are Eben Britton, Robert Ayers, and Peria Jerry. I believe Peria Jerry is going to be the best of the three, so that is the pick.

Pick: Peria Jerry DT Mississippi

21. Philadelphia Eagles: This would be an ideal situation for the Philadelphia Eagles. They would be incredibly ecstatic if the National Football League Draft occured this way. They have three obvious needs on offense on this team, and they have two first round picks. The Eagles tend to not draft wide receivers in the first round, so I have them addressing their two other needs with their first round picks. With the first pick, they get the second best running back in this draft and he is the perfect complement to Brian Westbrook.

Pick: Chris Wells RB Ohio State

22. Minnesota Vikings: The Minnesota Vikings have a few holes on their team, mostly being in the secondary and at wide receiver. Well, I believe their biggest hole is at wide receiver. They tried to address this need in free agency by going after T.J. Houshmanzadeh, but they failed in doing so. That said, I have them taking the best wide receiver still available at this point. It is not that complicated of a pick at all.

Pick: Darrius Heyward-Bey WR Maryland

23. New England Patriots: This may be one of the easiest picks in this mock draft. The New England Patriots need help at two positions, both being on defense. Those two positions are linebacker and cornerback. For the most part, the addressed their need at cornerback by way of free agency. They could still use a cornerback for depth, but that's all they would need him for. That is why they go with the bets linebacker available at this point. The only question mark is which Southern California linebacker. I think Brian Cushing will be better, so he is the pick.

Pick: Brain Cushing OLB Southern California

24. Atlanta Falcons: The Atlanta Falcons have lost a lot of players on the defensive side of the football by way of free agency. That leaves this team with obvious holes on the defensive line, at linebacker, and in the secondary. That said, they should go after the best defensive player left on their draft board. The best player left on my draft board is at linebacker, which is why I would go the way I am with this pick.

Pick: Clay Matthews OLB Southern California

25. Miami Dolphins: If I were in charge of the Miami Dolphins, I would definitely try to trade this pick. Well, in a mock draft of any type, you are to assume that the pick is not traded. With that said, they have a few holes they could address wiht this pick. The two most obvious holes they have are on defense. They need a pass rusher and some secondary help. I feel like they lost too many players in the secondary by wya of free agency not to address that need, so I would draft the bets available cornerback left in the National Football League Draft at this point.

Pick: Darius Butler CB Connecticut

26. Baltimore Ravens: The Baltimore Ravens have one completely obvious hole they need to fill in this draft. That hole is at outside linebacker. It is there due to the fact that they lost Bart Scott by way of free agency. I feel like they draft the best pass rusher left in the draft with this pick. In this case, it is Aaron Maybin who played defensive end in college at Penn State. I believe he will likely have to switch to outside linebacker in the National Football League, so this pick is made obvious for the Baltimore Ravens.

Pick: Aaron Maybin DE Penn State

27. Indianapolis Colts: If I were in charge of the Indianapolis Colts, I would definitely try to trade this pick. Well, in a mock draft of any type, you are to assume that the pick is not traded. With that said, the Indianapolis Colts do have an obvious need. They have struggled against the run in recent years, so they obviously need to get better at the defensive tackle position. So, with this pick, I would draft the best defensive tackle still on the board wiht this pick.

Pick: Evander Hood DT Missouri

28. Philadelphia Eagles: This is an obvious pick to me. They have three obvious needs on offense on this team, and they have two first round picks. The Eagles tend to not draft wide receivers in the first round, so I have them addressing their two other needs with their first round picks. With their first pick, they addressed their need for depth at the running back position. So, obviously they address their other need at offensive tackle with this pick.

Pick: Eben Britton OT Arizona

29. New York Giants: The New York Giants have an obvious need. That obvious need is at wide receiver. They had problems at the position last season after Plaxico Burress shot himself, and they lost Amani Toomer by way of free agency on top of that. They definitely have to take the best wide receiver available at this pick. That wide receiver just happens to be a bigger type of wide receiver, which is a perfect fit for the New York Giants.

Pick: Hakeem Nicks WR North Carolina

30. Tennessee Titans: The Tennessee Titans have had an obvious hole on this team for years. That obvious hole is at wide receiver. The last wide reciver they had that was good at all was Derrick Mason. With this pick, I have them finally addressing that obvious need by taking the best available wide receiver left in the National Football League Draft.

Pick: Kenny Britt WR Rutgers

31. Arizona Cardinals: The Arizona Cardinals have one obvious hole on their team. That hole is at running back. In this draft, one of the running backs with a first round grade is still available. He is the third overall running back prospect in my mind, but many people have him as the top running back available. That said, if I were in charge of the Arizona Cardinals, I would definitely take him. He is a good value at this point.

Pick: Knowshon Moreno RB Georgia

32. Pittsburgh Steelers: The Pittsburgh Steelers have obvious needs. All of them happen to be on the offensive line. Despite winning the Super Bowl, and returning each player they had starting on the offensive line in that game, they still need an upgrade at the position. I have them taking the best offensive linemen still available in the National Football League Draft at this point. It does not hurt that Max Unger can play multiple positions on the offensive line either.

Pick: Max Unger C Oregon

1. Detroit Lions: If I were in charge of the Detroit Lions, I would definitely try to trade this pick. Well, in a mock draft of any type, you are to assume the pick is not traded. That said, this pick is not that complicated to me. The Lions do not have much of an offensive line and in order for a quarterback to have any success, you first need a solid offensive line. That is why I go with the best offensive lineman available instead of a quarterback.

Pick: Jason Smith OT Baylor

2. St. Louis Rams: If I were in charge of the St. Louis Rams, I would definitely try to trade this pick. Well, in a mock draft of any type, you are to assume the pick is not traded. That said, this is another simple pick to me. While the defense is not that good, the offensive line definitely needs help. They released Orlando Pace after a few injury plagued seasons. In making that move, they need a long term replacement at left tackle. That is why they go with the best tackle available at this point.

Pick: Eugene Monroe OT Virginia

3. Kansas City Chiefs: Simply put, the Kansas City Chiefs need a lot of help on defense. The thing they need most is a pass rush considering they set a record for fewest sacks in a season. With that said, I would take the best defensive player on the board. That play is also the top overall player on the board. The only slight problem is that Aaron Curry has not shown a pass rush ability, but I believe he has it.

Pick: Aaron Curry OLB Wake Forest

4. Seattle Seahawks: If I were in charge of the Seattle Seahawks and the draft went this way, I would definitely try to trade this pick. Well, in a mock draft of any type, you are to assume the pick is not traded. With that said, I would go with a long term pick here. Matt Hasselbeck is coming off of injuries and is getting up there in years, so I owuld take his heir appearent with this pick. So, obviously wiht this pick I would take the best quarterback available.

Pick: Mark Sanchez QB Southern California

5. Cleveland Browns: This is a very cimple pick here. The Cleveland Browns need help with their pass rush. The best pass rusher in this draft is still available. With that being the case, they make him the pick at this point. They would be ecstatic if this occurs.

Pick: Brian Orakpo DE Texas

6. Cincinnati Bengals: If I were in charge of the Cincinnati Bengals and the draft fell this way, I would definitely try to trade this pick. Well, in a mock draft of any type, you are to assume the pick is not traded. With that said, they need an offensive tackle in the worst kind of way. So with this pick, I would take the best available offensive tackle. While Andre Smith does have some issues, he is the top ranked offensive tackle still on the board, so that is the pick.

Pick: Andre Smith OT Alabama

7. Oakland Raiders: The Oakland Raiders would love for the draft to fall this way. They need a wide receiver in the worst way and they get the top wide receiver in the draft. This is a perfect pick for them considering he is a big name player as well.

Pick: Michael Crabtree WR Texas Tech

8. Jacksonville Jaguars: If I were in charge of the Jacksonville Jaguars and the draft fell this way, I would definitely try to trade this pick. Well, in a mock draft of any type, you are to assume the pick is not traded. That said, they have an obvious need at wide receiver. With Michael Crabtree off the board, they would have to reach a little bit on the second best wide receiver. While it is a little bit of a reach, it would certainly fill that need.

Pick: Jeremy Maclin WR Missouri

9. Green Bay Packers: The Green Bay Packers would love for the draft to fall this way. They are switching to the 3-4 and in doing so have got to get a nose guard at some point in this draft. In this mock, the best defensive tackle in the draft is still available. They would be ecstatic to get Raji at this point, despite his failed drug test in college.

Pick: B.J. Raji DT Boston College

10. San Francisco 49ers: If I were in charge of the San Francisco 49ers, I would definitely try to trade this pick. Well, in a mock draft of any type, you are to assume the pick is not traded. With that said, they have a few ways they could go with this pick. In this mock draft, one of the top two quarterbacks are available, so I would take them. I am not sold on any of their current quarterbacks and this would potentially provide a long term fix to a position that needs it.

Pick: Matthew Stafford QB Georgia

11. Buffalo Bills: If I were in charge of the Buffalo Bills, I would definitely try to trade this pick. Well, in a mock draft of any type, you are to assume the pick is not traded. They obviously need to improve their pass rush considering they were near the bottom of the league in sacks. With that said, I take the best defensive end still available. This is quite a simple pick.

Pick: Everette Brown DE Florida State

12. Denver Broncos: This is an extremely simple pick for the Denver Broncos. They are switching to the 3-4 and are in great need of defensive linemen that fit the scheme. Their is only one player that fits the mold that is currently on the board and would make sense value wise at this pick. He is the obvious pick.

Pick: Tyson Jackson DE Louisiana State

13. Washington Redskins: This is a fairly simple pick. The Washington Redskins have a few ways they could go with this pick. However, I believe in taking the best available player at a position where you could use an upgrade. The best available player still on the board at a position where they need a serious upragde is a left tackle. That is the pick I owuld make.

Pick: Michael Oher OT Mississippi

14. New Orleans Saints: The New Orleans Saints have a great offense, but definitely need help on defense. Their biggest hole is in the secondary. That said, they address that need with this pick. They take the best secondary prospect in the draft.

Pick: Vontae Davis CB Illinois

15. Houston Texans: The Houston Texans have a pretty good offense, but their defense could definitely use some improvement. There are a few ways they could go with this pick. However, I target a cornerback with this pick. With Dunta Robinson as a question mark considering his contract situation, it would be wise to draft the best cornerback available at this point. That is what I have them doing.

Pick: Malcolm Jenkins CB Ohio State

16. San Diego Chargers: If I were in charge of the San Diego Chargers, I would definitely try to trade this pick. Well, in a mock draft of any type, you are to assume the pick is not traded. With that said, the Chargers biggest area of need is a defensive end, but there are no quality 3-4 defensive ends available at this point. So, what I would do is take the best player available at a position where I could use an upgrade. The best player remaining on my drfat board is at inside linebacker and the Chargers could use an upgrade there, so that is the pick.

Pick: Rey Maualuga ILB Southern California

 1. Aaron Curry OLB Wake Forest - Aaron Curry was a great player at Wake Forest in college. He is the top ranked propsect on just about everyone's board. Obviously, he is the top ranked outside linebacker in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early first round grade. He should be drafted within the top five picks of the first round in this year's coming National Football League Draft.

2. Jason Smith OT Baylor - Jason Smith was a great player at Baylor in college. He is the top ranked offensive tackle prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early first round grade. He should be drafted within the top five picks of the first round in this year's coming National Football League Draft.

3. Michael Crabtree WR Texas Tech - Michael Crabtree was a great player at Texas Tech in college. He is the top ranked wide receiver prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early first round grade. He should be drafted within the top ten picks of the first round in this year's coming National Football League Draft.

4. Eugene Monroe OT Virginia - Eugene Monroe was a great player at Virginia in college. He is the second ranked offensive tackle prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early first round grade. He should be drafted within the top ten picks of the first round in this year's coming National Football League Draft.

5. Brian Orakpo DE Texas - Brian Orakpo was a great player at Texas in college. He is the top ranked defensive end prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early first round grade. He should be drafted within the top ten picks of the first round in this year's coming National Football League Draft.

6. B.J. Raji DT Boston College - B.J. Raji was a great player at Boston College in college. He is the top ranked defensive tackle prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early first round grade. He should be drafted within the top ten picks of the first round in this year's coming National Football League Draft.

7. Mark Sanchez QB Southern California - Mark Sanchez was a great player at Southern California in college. He is the top ranked quarterback prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early first round grade. He should be drafted within the top half of the first round in this year's coming National Football League Draft.

8. Matthew Stafford QB Georgia - Matthew Stafford was a great player at Georgia in college. He is the second ranked quarterback prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early first round grade. He should be drafted with the top overall pick of the first round in this year's coming National Football League Draft.

9. Andre Smith OT Alabama - Andre Smith was a great player at Alabama in college. He is the third ranked offensive tackle prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early middle first round grade. He should be drafted within the top half of the first round in this year's coming National Football League Draft.

10. Rey Maualuga ILB Southern California - Rey Maualuga was a great player at Southern California in college. He is the top ranked inside linebacker prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early middle first round grade. He should be drafted in the middle portion of the first round in this year's coming National Football League Draft.

11. Jeremy Maclin WR Missouri - Jeremy Maclin was a great player at Missouri in college. He is the second ranked wide receiver prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early middle first round grade. He should be drafted in the early middle portion of the first round in this year's coming National Football League Draft.

12. Everette Brown DE Florida State - Everette Brown was a great player at Florida State in college. He is the second ranked defensive end prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early middle first round grade. He should be drafted in the early midlle portion of the first round in this year's coming National Football League Draft.

13. Michael Oher OT Mississippi - Michael Oher was a great player at Mississippi in college. He is the fourth ranked offensive tackle prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early middle first round grade. He should be drafted in the early middle portion of the first round in this year's coming National Football League Draft.

14. Tyson Jackson DE Louisiana State - Tyson Jackson was a great player at Louisiana State in college. He is the third ranked defensive end prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early middle first round grade. He should be drafted in the early midlle portion of the first round in this year's coming National Football League Draft.

15. Aaron Maybin DE Penn State - Aaron Maybin was a great player at Penn State in college this most recent season. He is the fourth ranked defensive end prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early middle first round grade. He should be drafted in the early midlle portion of the first round in this year's coming National Football League Draft.

16. Vontae Davis CB Illinois - Vontae Davis was a great player at Illinois in college. He is the top ranked cornerback prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a middle of the first round grade. He should be drafted in the middle portion of the first round in this year's coming National Football League Draft.

17. Malcolm Jenkins CB Ohio State - Malcolm Jenkins was a great player at Ohio State in college. He is the second ranked cornerback prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a middle of the first round grade. He should be drafted in the middle portion of the first round in this year's coming National Football League Draft.

18. Brian Cushing OLB Southern California - Brian Cushing was a great player at Southern California in college. He is the second ranked outside linebacker prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a middle of the first round grade. He should be drafted in the middle to later portion of the first round in this year's coming National Football League Draft.

19. Percy Harvin WR Florida - Percy Harvin was a great player at Florida in college. He is the third ranked wide receiver prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a middle of the first round grade. He should be drafted in the middle to later portion of the first round in this year's coming National Football League Draft.

20. Darrius Heyward-Bey WR Maryland - Darrius Heyward-Bey was a very good player at Maryland in college. He is the second ranked outside linebacker prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a middle of the first round grade. He should be drafted in the middle to later portion of the first round in this year's coming National Football League Draft.

21. LeSean McCoy RB Pittsburgh - LeSean McCoy was a great player at Pittsburgh in college. He is the top ranked running back prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a middle of the first round grade. He should be drafted in the middle to later portion of the first round in this year's coming National Football League Draft.

22. Chris Wells RB Ohio State - Chris Wells was a great player at Ohio State in college. He is the second ranked running back prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a middle of the first round grade. He should be drafted in the middle to later portion of the first round in this year's coming National Football League Draft.

23. Clay Matthews OLB Southern California - Clay Matthews was a great player at Southern California in college. He is the third ranked outside linebacker prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a middle to late first round grade. He should be drafted in the late middle portion of the first round in this year's coming National Football League Draft.

24. Peria Jerry DT Mississippi - Peria Jerry was a great player at Mississippi in college. He is the second ranked defensive tackle prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a middle to late first round grade. He should be drafted in the late middle portion of the first round in this year's coming National Football League Draft.

25. Knowshon Moreno RB Georgia - Knowshon Moreno was a great player at Georgia in college. He is the third ranked running back prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a late first round grade. He should be drafted in the later portion of the first round in this year's coming National Football League Draft.

17. New York Jets: Percy Harvin WR Florida - Simply put, the New York Jets definitely need to get an impact wide receiver in this year's coming National Football League Draft. Percy Harvin has the potential to be a quality player in the National Football League. I see him as a player that could do much more than just play wide receiver. He can deifnitely do a lot of different things.

18. Denver Broncos: Rey Maualuga ILB Southern California - The Denver Broncos need help almost everywhere on defense. With their first pick in this National Football League Draft, they are projected to draft Tyson Jackson. In other words, they addressed a whole on the defensive line. I feel like Rey Maualuga will be a very good National Football League player and Denver obviously needs linebackers as well. Rey Maualuga could possibly be a Ray Lewis type of player (not saying leader yet) in the National Football League.

19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Joshua Freeman QB Kansas State - The Tampa Bay Buccaneers do not have a quality quarterback currently on their roster. With that said, I have them taking the best available quarterback at their pick in this year's National Football League Draft in Joshua Freeman. Freeman played on a team that was not that good so his numbers suffered. He has a lot of potential and should definitely be the pick for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

20. Detroit Lions: Robert Ayers DE Tennessee - The Detroit Lions could go many different ways with this pick. However, I feel like Robert Ayers is the best fit at this point because he is likely the best player on their board. The only other players I would consider if I were them, which thank god I am not, are the remaining Southern California linebackers, Brian Cushing and Clay Matthews. While I personally think both of the Southern California guys are better, I'm saying the Lions take a chance on Robert Ayers. Very rarely do they agree with me on talent evaluations, that is why I got them taking Ayers.

21. Philadelphia Eagles: Knowshon Moreno RB Georgia - The Philadelphia Eagles have three obvious needs. I feel like the way they go with their first first round pick is running back depth. When Brian Westbrook was injured last season, the running game strongly suffered. That is why I feel like they go with Knowshon Moreno. While I say Knowshon Moreno is overrated, many teams have him as at worst their second best runnign back prospect. That si why he is likely to go in this spot.

22. Minnesota Vikings: Darrius Heyward-Bey WR Maryland - The Minnesota Vikings definitely need a lot of help at the wide receiver position. Last season, Minnesota only had one wide receiver that did any good at all in Bernard Berrian. Their offense centered around Adrian Peterson, maybe too much so. With this pick, they should draft the best wide receiver available. I feel like it is obvious that if the draft goes as I have it, Darrius Heyward-Bey is clearly the best wide receiver available. He is a perfect fit.

23. New England Patriots: Brian Cushing OLB Southern California - The New England Patriots have made a lot of moves this offseason. Of all the moves they made, they did not really address their aging linebacker corp. Actually, they weakened their depth at the position. That is why they have to take the best available linebacker at this pick. They would be ecstatic if Brian Cushing is available at this pick and in this mock draft he is. He will be a very quality National Football League player and fits into this sytem very well.

24. Atlanta Falcons: Brandon Pettigrew TE Oklahoma State - The Atlanta Falcons have lost a lot of player sin this offseason. That said, they have a young quarterback. I feel like they do whatever they can to help their young quarterback, Matt Ryan. Everyone knows having a good tight end really helps a young quarterback and Brandon Pettigrew has the chance to be a quality tight end. That is why this is a perfect fit for them.

25. Miami Dolphins: Vontae Davis CB Illinois - The Miami Dolphins have lost a few players from their secondary in free agency. The secondary was not great last season, but losing players form it still hurts. So, I say they take the best cornerback available at this pick and Vontae Davis is clearly that. I personally have Vontae Davis as my top cornerback on my board. He would be an absolute steal at this point in the draft. If he would have been consistent, Vontae Davis would have been a clear cut top ten pick.

26. Baltimore Ravens: Clay Matthews OLB Southern California - The Baltimore Ravens lost a few players from their defense of last season. They replaced some of those players through free agency. However, they did not replace Bart Scott yet. this pick is set to do that. Clay Matthews is a quality linebacker prospect and could flourish in this system. This is a very good fit pick for both the Baltimore Ravens and Clay Matthews.

27. Indianapolis Colts: Peria Jerry DT Mississippi - The Indianapolis Colts definitely need to get better on the defensive line. They lost some depth at that position by way of free agency. Peria Jerry fits perfectly into the Indianapolis Colts defensive system. He is not a huge defensive tackle and that is not a problem at all for the Colts. He also has some pass rush ability. You pair him with the rush ends that the Indianapolis Colts already have and this defensive line would be scary.

28. Philadelphia Eagles: Eben Britton OT Arizona - The Philadelphia Eagles obviously have three holes on offense coming into this draft. With their first pick, I have them addressing their need for running back depth. With this pick, I have them drafting an offensive tackle, one of their two other obvious holes. The reaosn why I have them going offensive tackle is that I can not remember them drafting any quality wide receivers in the first round. Eben Britton is the best offensive tacle still available and should be a decent right tackle in the National Football League.

29. New York Giants: Hakeem Nicks WR North Carolina - The New York Giants recently released Plaxico Burress. Without Plaxico Burress last season, the New York Giants did not do nearly as well throwing the football. I feel like they try to address that problem with this pick. Hakeem Nicks is the best wide receiver available at this pick that fits the mold of a Plaxico Burress type of wide receiver. He player great down the stretch at North Carolina last season and has greta hands. He will rpovide an immediate upgrade to the wide receivers that the New York Giants currently have.

30. Tennessee Titans: Kenny Britt WR Rutgers - The Tennessee Titans have very few holes on their team. The most obvious hole they have is at wide receiver. They have not had a quality wide receiver since Derrick Mason left by way of free agency a few years ago. I feel like they need to improve their offense if they want to go anywhere in the playoffs. The bets way to do that is to get more weapons at wide receiver. Kenny Britt is the best wide receiver available at this point and he would probably start right away.

31. Arizona Cardinals: LeSean McCoy RB Pittsburgh - The Arizona Cardinals do not have many holes on their team. The hole that they do have is at the running back position. They do not have a true starter at the position at this point. The only running back that is any good that they have is Tim Hightower. I feel like they address that problem in a big way with this pick by drafting LeSean McCoy. I have McCoy as the best ruinning back prospect on my draft board and he should prove ot be such in the National Football League.

32. Pittsburgh Steelers: Max Unger C Oregon - The Pittsburgh Steelers definitely need help on their offensive line. Despite winning the Super Bowl, and returning every offensive lineman that started in that Super Bowl, they definitely need to draft a few offensive linemen. I feel like they take the best offensive linemen available at this pick and I believe Max Unger is that. Max Unger and Alex Mack are essentially even in most people's rankings. However, Max Unger could play multiple positions so he is the pick at this point. I think he starts at guard in his rookie season.

1. Detroit Lions: Matthew Stafford QB Georgia - While I personally feel like Matthew Stafford is not the top quarterback in the National Fotball League Draft, most scout's for most teams do. I believe the Detroit Lions buy into that. Simply put, without a quarterback few teams are successful which is why the Lions select Matthew Stafford first overall in the National Football League Draft. As for a long shot, they could switch it and draft an offensive tackle instead.

2. St. Louis Rams: Jason Smith OT Baylor - St. Louis obviously needs an ofeensive tackle. They were nto a good offensive line this past season and they let go of Orlando Pace. With that said, they take who is the best prospect available at the offensive tackle position in Jason Smith of Baylor. As for another possibility, they could take Michael Crabtree fo Texas Tech due to the fact they released Torry Holt.

3. Kansas City Chiefs: Aaron Curry OLB Wake Forest - The Kansas City Chiefs get the early value pick of the National Football League Draft. Aaron Curry is the top player on most people's draft boards and they get him at third overall. Simply put, they need help on defense and he is clearly the best defensive prospect.  As for another possibility, they could take Eugene Monroe to pair with Brandon Albert to have a great pair of offensive tackles.

4. Seattle Seahawks: Eugene Monroe OT Virginia - Eugene Monroe is the best offensive tackle available at this point. The Seattle Seahawks need to find a long term replacement for Walter Jones. This is an obvious fit pick. In an ideal world for the Seattle Seahawks, Aaron Curry would fall to them and they could draft him as the replacement for Julian Peterson.

5. Cleveland Browns: Brian Orakpo DE Texas - Simply put, the Cleveland Browns need to get some impact pass rushers and fast. Brian Orakpo of Texas is the best pass rusher in the National Football League Draft. This pick makes too much sense not to happen if Brian Orakpo is available at this point.

6. Cincinnati Bengals: Michael Oher OT Mississippi - This is what I consider the first obvious reach of the National Football League Draft. Michael Oher is the fourth best offensive tackle prospect and is being drafted sixth overall, ahead of the third best offensive tackle prospect. That said, the Cincinnati Bengals clearly need an offensive tackle and I can not imagine Roger Goodell being at all happy with the Bengals if they continue to draft problem players, which is why they take Michael Oher over Andre Smith at this pick.

7. Oakland Raiders: Michael Crabtree WR Texas Tech - The Oakland Raiders would love for this to be the case. Everybody knows that Al Davis loves big name players. In this year's coming National Football League Draft, Michael Crabtree is one of the biggest names. Simply put, the Oakland Raiders definitely need a wide receiver and Michael Crabtree is the best one available in this draft.

8. Jacksonville Jaguars: Mark Sanchez QB Southern California - Mark Sanchez is the top quarterback on my draft board. However, that is not the case for most teams. I believe the Jacksonville Jaguars get a steal by drafting Sanchez in the eighth overall spot. Mark Sanchez will make a very good quarterback in the National Football League in a year or two and this is the type of team that he would be able to sit a year or two behind David Garrard.

9. Green Bay Packers: B.J. Raji DT Boston College - Due to B.J. Raji's positive test for marijuana at the National Football League Combine, as well as during his time at Boston College, he falls to this spot to the Green Bay Packers. The Packers obviously need a nose tackle for their new defensive alignment, the 3-4. Raji should do a good job at that spot and is a steal at this point in the National Football League Draft.

10. San Francisco 49ers: Andre Smith OT Alabama - Due to the way Andre Smith acted at the National Football League Combine, as well as his unimpressive pro day, he falls to tenth overal to the San Francisco 49ers. Simply put, San Francisco will be ecstatic if this is the way the draft falls. Mike Singeltary seemed to be impressed by Andre Smith and Andre Smith was definitely in the mix for the top overall offensive tackle before the National Football League Combine. 

11. Buffalo Bills: Everette Brown DE Florida State - This pick just makes too much sense not to happen. The Buffalo Bills obviously need a defensive end to rush the quarerback and Everette Brown is the best available pass rushing defensive end at this point. They are deifnitely trying to win right away. That is made obvious by the fact that the signed Terrell Owens in the offseason. The only other prospect that makes much sense at this spot is Aaron Maybin and I believe Everette Brown is better.

12. Denver Broncos: Tyson Jackson DE Louisiana State - In switching to the 3-4 scheme, the Denver Broncos will need to switch up their personel. This is the first major move in doing so. Tyson Jackson is the ideal defensive end in a 3-4 scheme. This would be a great pick at this point. Some toher possibilities for this pick are an impact linebacker or an impact defensive tackle, but neither of which would carry the value in the eyes of the National Football League Scouts as Tyson Jackson at this point.

13. Washington Redskins: Aaron Maybin DE Penn State - After releasing Jason Taylor, the Washington Redskins obviously need help from a pass rush perspective. Aaron Maybin is without question the best pass rushing prospect left in the National Football League Draft at this point. There really does not appear to be any other obvious fits at this spot. The only other possibilities I would see is possibly an impact linebacker or an offensive tackle and none left in the Draft have the value at this point in the eyes of the National Football League Scouts.

14. New Orleans Saints: Malcolm Jenkins CB Ohio State - Simply put, the New Orleans Saints need help in their secondary. Malcolm Jenkins would definitely provide some of that help. It does not hurt that Malcolm Jenkins can play safety as well as cornerback. If he can improve the New Orleans Saints defense to even an average National Football League level, this team can make a playoff run.

15. Houston Texans: Chris Wells RB Ohio State - The Houston Texans could go a decent bit of ways with this pick. For example, they could take a wide receiver to pair with Andre Johnson, they could take a linebacker, they could take a cornerback, or they could even take a defensive end. That said, I believe getting a big back for short yardage situations at the very least is the best move to make for this team. A short yardage running back helps both the offense and defense of a team. That's why the Houston Texans take Chris Wells with this pick.

16. San Diego Chargers: Jeremy Maclin WR Missouri - The San Diego Chargers do need an influx of speed at the wide receiver position. Jeremy Maclin is exactly what they need in that sense. Too many people have the San Diego Chargers going with a running back at this spot. Simply put, they got too much wrapped up in the running back position as is. Jeremy Maclin could stretch the field for this team and would be able to return kicks if need be as well.

North Carolina Tar Heels:

In their first game of the NCAA Tournament, they totally destroyed the Radford Highlanders by a score of 101-58 without who has been their best player in the NCAA Tournament, Ty Lawson. In their second game, they pulled away from the Louisiana State Tigers to beta them by the score of 84-70 due to a very good second half performance by returning star Ty Lawson. In their third game, they easily beat the Gonzaga Bulldogs by the score of 98-77 mostly because of the big three of Ty Lawson, Tyler Hansbrough, and Wayne Ellington. In their fourth game, they handled the Oklahoma Sooners to the tune of 72-60 in what was easily their most impressive defensive performance of the NCAA Tournament. In their most recent game, they dominated the Villanova Wildcats by the score of 83-69 due largely because of good games from Wayne Ellington and Ty Lawson, and solid games from Danny Green and Tyler Hansbrough.

Michigan State Spartans:

In their first game of the NCAA Tournament, they pulled away late in the first half to beat the Robert Morris Colonials by the score of 77-62 because of a balanced scoring game illustrated by the fact that they had 5 players in double figures. In their second game, they won a hard fought matchup against the Southern California Trojans by the score of 74-69 due largely to their rebounding edge. In their third game, they came back to defeat the defending champion Kansas Jayhawks by the score of 67-62 for their second victory over the Jayhawks this season largely behind good scoring nights from Kalin Lucas and Goran Suton. In their fourth game, they convincingly beat the number one overall seeded Louisville Cardinals by the score of 64-52 by pulling away in the second half mostly because of a great defensive game. Also, Goran Suton had a great first half to give them a lead at halftime. In their most recent game, they beat the favored Connecticut Huskies by the score of 82-73 due mostly because of good games from Kalin Lucas and Raymar Morgan and unexpectedly solid games from Durrell Summers and Korie Lucious.

Championship Breakdown:

Both teams have been quite impressive in reaching the National Title Game. For the most part, they have done it in different ways. For the most part, the North Carolina Tar Heels have won because of their offense. For the most part, the Michigan State Spartans have won because of their defense. North Carolina has beat every team they played in the NCAA Tournament by double digits. Michigan State has won only two of their five games by double digits. Both teams do have a lot of depth. That said, North Carolina is mostly powered by their three stars, Ty Lawson, Tyler Hansbrough, and Wayne Ellington. Michigan State, on the other hand, is powered by the fact they have balanced scoring form a lot of different players. After all of that, personel wise, North Carolina is obviously the better team. The coaching is about equal. If anything, Michigan State has a slight edge. The things that could help Michigan State is that they are essentially playing a home game and they lost should be motivated to avenge an early season loss to North Carolina. All of that said, that loss was at the same place they are playing tonight and North Carolina beat them by 35 in that game, however Goran Suton did not play in the game. I feel like North Carolina wins the National Championship game by the score of 86-75. It should be a good game.

1. Jason Smith OT Baylor - Jason Smith was a great player at Baylor in college. He is the top ranked offensive prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. With that said, he is obviously the top ranked offensive tackle prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early first round grade and should be drafted in the top five picks of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

2. Michael Crabtree WR Texas Tech - Michael Crabtree was a great player at Texas Tech in college. He is the top ranked wide receiver prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early first round grade and should be drafted in the top five picks of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

3. Eugene Monroe OT Virginia - Eugene Monroe was a great player at Virginia in college. He is the second ranked offensive tackle prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early first round grade and should be drafted in the top five picks of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

4. Mark Sanchez QB Southern California - Mark Sanchez was a great player at Southern California in college. He is the top ranked quarterback prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early first round grade and should be drafted in the top twelve picks of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

5. Matthew Stafford QB Georgia - Matthew Stafford was a great player at Georgia in college. He is the second ranked quarterback prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early first round grade and should be drafted in the top five picks of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

6. Andre Smith OT Alabama - Andre Smith was a great player at Alabama in college. He is the ranked offensive tackle prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early first round grade and should be drafted in the top fifteen picks of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

7. Jeremy Maclin WR Missouri - Jeremy Maclin was a great player at Missouri in college. He is the second ranked wide receiver prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early first round grade and should be drafted in the top fifteen picks of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

8. Michael Oher OT Mississippi - Michael Oher was a great player at Mississippi in college. He is the fourth ranked offensive tackle prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early first round grade and should be drafted in the top fifteen picks of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

9. Percy Harvin WR Florida - Percy Harvin was a great player at Florida in college. He is the third ranked wide receiver prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a middle of the first round grade and should be drafted in the middle portion of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

10. Darrius Heyward-Bey WR Maryland - Darrius Heyward-Bey was a very good player at Maryland in college. He is the fourth ranked wide receiver prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a middle of the first round grade and should be drafted in the middle portion of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

11. LeSean McCoy RB Pittsburgh - LeSean McCoy was a great player at Pittsburgh in college. He is the top ranked running back prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a middle of the first round grade and should be drafted in the middle to late portion of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

12. Chris Wells RB Ohio State - Chris Wells was a great player at Ohio State in college. He is the second ranked running back prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a middle of the first round grade and should be drafted in the middle portion of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

13. Knowshon Moreno RB Georgia - Knowshon Moreno was a great player at Georgia in college. He is the third ranked running back prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a middle of the first round grade and should be drafted in the middle to late portion of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

14. Joshua Freeman QB Kansas State - Joshua Freeman was a good player at Kansas State in college. He is the third ranked quarterback prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a late middle of the first round grade and should be drafted in the middle to late portion of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

15. Brandon Pettigrew TE Oklahoma State - Brandon Pettigrew was a very good player at Oklahoma State in college. He is the top ranked tight end prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a late middle of the first round grade and should be drafted in the middle to late portion of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

16. Hakeem Nicks WR North Carolina - Hakeem Nicks was a very good player at North Carolina in college. He is the fifth ranked wide receiver prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a late middle of the first round grade and should be drafted in the middle to late portion of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

17. Kenny Britt WR Rutgers - Kenny Britt was a great player at Rutgers in college. He is the sixth ranked wide receiver prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a late first round grade and should be drafted in the later portion of the first round or the early portion of the second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

18. Donald Brown RB Connecticut - Donald Brown was a great player at Connecticut in college. He is the fourth ranked running back prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a late first round grade and should be drafted in the later portion of the first round or the early portion of the second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

19. Eben Britton OT Arizona - Eben Britton was a very good player at Arizona in college. He is the fifth ranked offensive tackle prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a late first round grade and should be drafted in the later portion of the first round or the early portion of the second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

20. Max Unger C Oregon - Max Unger was a great player at Oregon in college. He is the top ranked center prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a late first round grade and should be drafted in the later portion of the first round or the early portion of the second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

21. Alex Mack C California - Alex Mack was a very good player at California in college. He is the second ranked center prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a late first round grade and should be drafted in the later portion of the first round or the early portion of the second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

22. William Beatty OT Connecticut - William Beatty was a very good player at Connecticut in college. He is the sixth ranked offensive tackle prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early second round grade and should be drafted in the early to middle portion of the second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

23. Duke Robinson OG Oklahoma - Duke Robinson was a very good player at Oklahoma in college. He is the top ranked offensive guard prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early second round grade and should be drafted in the early to middle portion of the second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

24. Brian Robiskie WR Ohio State - Brian Robiskie was a good player at Ohio State in college. He is the seventh ranked wide receiver prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early second round grade and should be drafted in the early to middle portion of the second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

25. Philip Loadholt OT Oklahoma - Philip Loadholt was a very good player at Oklahoma in college. He is the seventh ranked offensive tackle prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early second round grade and should be drafted in the early to middle portion of the second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

1. Aaron Curry OLB Wake Forest - Aaron Curry is the top player on most draft boards. So, he is obviously the top ranked defensive prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He had a great career at Wake Forest in college. He has as high of a draft grade as anyone and should be gone by the fifth overall pick at the latest.

2. Brian Orakpo DE Texas - Brian Orakpo had a great career at Texas in college. He is the top ranked defensive end prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early first round grade and should be drafted in the top ten of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

3. B.J. Raji DT Boston College - B.J. Raji had a great career at Boston College in college. He is the top ranked defensive tackle prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early first round grade and should be drafted in the top ten of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

4. Rey Maualuga ILB Southern California - Rey Maualuga had a great career at Southern California in college. He is the top ranked inside linebacker prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early first round grade and should be drafted in the early middle of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

5. Everette Brown DE Florida State - Everette Brown had a great career at Florida State in college. He is the second ranked defensive end prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early first round grade and should be drafted between the seventh pick and the thirteenth pick of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

6. Tyson Jackson DE Louisiana State - Tyson Jackson had a great career at Louisiana State in college. He is the third ranked defensive end prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a middle first round grade and should be drafted in the early middle part of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

7. Aaron Maybin DE Penn State - Aaron Maybin had a career year at Penn State in college last year. He is the fourth ranked defensive end prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a middle first round grade and should be drafted in the early middle part of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

8. Vontae Davis CB Illinois - Vontae Davis had a great career at Illinois in college. He is the top ranked cornerback prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a middle first round grade and should be drafted in the middle part of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

9. Malcolm Jenkins CB Ohio State - Malcolm Jenkins had a great career at Ohio State in college. He is the second ranked cornerback prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a middle first round grade and should be drafted in the middle part of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

10. Brian Cushing OLB Southern California - Brian Cushing had a great career at Southern California in college. He is the second ranked outside linebacker prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a middle first round grade and should be drafted in the middle part of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

11. Clay Matthews OLB Southern California - Clay Matthews had a great career at Southern California in college. He is the third ranked outside linebacker prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a late middle first round grade and should be drafted in the late middle part of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

12. Peria Jerry DT Mississippi - Peria Jerry had a great career at Mississippi in college. He is the second ranked defensive tackle prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a late middle first round grade and should be drafted in the late middle part of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

13. Robert Ayers DE Tennessee - Robert Ayers had a career year at Tennessee in college last year. He is the fifth ranked defensive end prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has a late middle first round grade and should be drafted in the later part of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

14. James Laurinaitis ILB Ohio State - James Laurinaitis had a great career at Ohio State in college. He is the second ranked inside linebacker prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early second round grade and should be drafted in the later part of the first round or the early part of the second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

15. Darius Butler CB Connecticut - Darius Butler had a pretty good career at Connecticut in college. He is the third ranked cornerback prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early second round grade and should be drafted in the later part of the first round or the early part of the second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

16. Sean Smith CB Utah - Sean Smith had a pretty good career at Utah in college. He is the fourth ranked cornerback prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early second round grade and should be drafted in the later part of the first round or the early part of the second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

17. Alphonso Smith CB Wake Forest - Alphonso Smith had a great career at Wake Forest in college. He is the fifth ranked cornerback prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early second round grade and should be drafted in the later part of the first round or the early part of the second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

18. Connor Barwin OLB Cincinnati - Connor Barwin had a pretty good career at Cincinnati in college. He is the fourth ranked outside linebacker prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early second round grade and should be drafted in the later part of the first round or the early part of the second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

19. Larry English OLB Northern Illinois - Larry English had a great career at Northern Illinois in college. He is the fifth ranked outside linebacker prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early second round grade and should be drafted in the later part of the first round or the early part of the second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

20. D.J. Moore CB Vanderbilt - D.J. Moore had a pretty good career at Vanderbilt in college. He is the sixth ranked cornerback prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early second round grade and should be drafted in the later part of the first round or the early part of the second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

21. Evander Hood DT Missouri - Evander Hood had a pretty good career at Missouri in college. He is the third ranked defensive tackle prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early second round grade and should be drafted in the later part of the first round or the early part of the second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

22. Ron Brace DT Boston College - Ron Brace had a pretty good career at Boston College in college. He is the fourth ranked defensive tackle prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early to middle second round grade and should be drafted before the late part of second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

23. William Moore S Missouri - William Moore had a pretty good career at Missouri in college. He is the top ranked safety prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early to middle second round grade and should be drafted before the late part of second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

24. Michael Johnson DE Georgia Tech - Michael Johnson had a solid but unimpressive career at Georgia Tech in college. He is the sixth ranked defensive end prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early to middle second round grade and should be drafted before the late part of the second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

25. Marcus Freeman OLB Ohio State - Marcus Freeman had a pretty good career at Ohio State in college. He is the sixth ranked outside linebacker prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He has an early to middle second round grade and should be drafted before the late part of the second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

Villanova Wildcats: In their first game of the NCAA Tournament, they came back to beat the American Eagles by the score of 80-67 on the back of a great second half and great games from Dante Cunningham and Dwayne Anderson. After that, they dominated from start to finish the UCLA Bruins to the tune of 89-69 final score largely due to balanced scoring made obvious by the fact that they had six players in double figures. In their next game, they dominated the Duke Blue Devils by a score of 77-54 due mostly to Dante Cunningham's double-double and Reggie Redding's near double-double. The game was never in doubt. In their most recont game, they squeaked by the Pittsburgh Panthers by a score of 78-76 on late shot by Scottie Reynolds to win what was the greatest NCAA Tournament game of the year. They had four players in doubel figures led by Dante Cunningham with 17 points.

North Carolina Tar Heels: In their first game of the NCAA Tournament, they totally destroyed the Radford Highlanders by a score of 101-58 without who has been their best player in the tournament thus far, Ty Lawson. In their second game, they pulled away from the Louisiana State Tigers to beat them by a score of 84-70 due to a very good second ahlf performance by returning star Ty Lawson. In their next game, they easily beat the Gonzaga Bulldogs by a score of 98-77 mostly because the big three of Tyler Hansbrough, Ty Lawson, and Wayne Ellington all having pretty good games. In their most recent game, they handled the Oklahoma Sooners to the tune of a 72-60 victory in what was easily the Tar Heels most impressive defensive performance of the NCAA Tournament.

Michigan State Spartans: In their first game of the NCAA Tournament, they pulled away late in the first half to beat the Robert Morris Colonials by a score of 77-62 because of a balanced scoring game illustrated by the fact that they had 5 players in double figures. In their second game, they won a hard fought matchup against the Southern California Trojans by the score of 74-69 due largely to their rebounding edge. In their next game, they came back to defeat the Kansas Jayhawks by the score of 67-62 for their second victory over the Jayhawks this season largely behind good scoring nights from Kalin Lucas and Goran Suton. In their most recent game, they convincingly beat the favored Louisville Cardinals by the score of 64-52 by pulling away in the second half mostly because of a great defnsive game. Also, Goran Suton had a great first half to give them a slight lead at halftime.

Connecticut Huskies: In their first game of the NCAA Tournament, they thoroughly dominated the Chattanooga Mocs to the tune of 103-47 due mostly because a breakout game from Stanley Robinson and obviously others played well also. In their second game, they easily beat the Texas A & M Aggies by the score of 92-66 hugely because of an amazing game from A.J. Price and a good game from Jeff Adrien. In their next game, they defeated the Purdue Boilermakers by a score of 72-60 due to a big scoring night by Craig Austrie and domination on the boards by Hasheem Thabeet. In their most recent game, they pulled out a close victory against the Missouri Tigers by a score of 82-75 largely behind a breakout game from Kemba Walker.

1. Jason Smith OT Baylor - Jason Smith was a great player at Baylor in college. He started his career at Baylor as a tight end and made the transition to offensive tackle. He obviously made that transition extremely well. For the fact that he has only played offensive tackle for a few years, he has an extremely high ceiling, which only helps his value in the eyes of the National Football League Scouts. On top of that, he was the most impressive offensive linemen prospect at the National Football League Combine. He is likely to be picked as the first offensive tackle prospect in the top five selections in the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

2. Eugene Monroe OT Virginia - Eugene Monroe was a great player at Virginia in college. He played left tackle at Virginia in college. While that is to be assumed more often than not when talking about a top notch offensive tackle prospect, few of those prospects played offensive left tackle over a first round pick form the year before that is starting in the National Football League and performed pretty well. Of course, the player that he started at left tackle over was Branden Albert. There is an outside chance they may be playing for the same team in the National Football League as well. He is likely to be picked as the second offensive tackle prospect in the top five selections in the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

3. Andre Smith OT Alabama - Andre Smith was a great player at Alabama in college. He was dominant in almost eveyr game he played n college at Alabama. He was so dominant that most people had him as the top offensive tackle prospect before the National Football League Combine. However, since the National Football League Combine, Andre Smith's draft stock has only gone downhill. That is because of his decision not to work out and leave early at the National Football League Combine and his pro day work out at Alabama was less than impressive. He is likely to be picked as the third or fourth offensive tackle prospect in the top fifteen selections in the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

4. Michael Oher OT Mississippi - Michael Oher was a great player at Mississippi in college. He has all the skills that are needed to be a great left offensive tackle in the National Football League. He did play very well more often than not in his time at Mississippi in college. However, he was somewhat inconsistent and his work outs at the National Football League Combine were not awe inspiring to say the least. Also, he is at this point being a bit overanalyzed. He is likely to be picked as the third or fourth offensive tackle prospect in the top fifteen selections in the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

5. Eben Britton OT Arizona - Eben Britton was a very good player at Arizona in college. He was solid in every game I saw him play. That said, I did not see him play a lot of games, but he did not play bad against some pretty good competition in the games I did see him play. His work outs at his pro day at Arizona and at the National Football League Combine were not super impressive, but they were not terrible either. He is likely to be picked as the fifth offensive tackle prospect in the second half of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

6. Max Unger C Oregon - Max Unger was a great player at Oregon in college. He played just about every position on the offensive line in his time at Oregon in college. He performed pretty well at each spot as well. That position flexibility certainly helps his value in the eyes of the National Football League Scouts. Also, he has posted solid numbers in his work outs at the National Football League Combine. He is likely to be picked as the first or second center prospect in the later part of the first round or the early part of the second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

7. Alex Mack C California - Alex Mack was a very good player at California in college. For the most part, he performed very well in the games I watched him play. I see it as if you play well against college football teams that are loaded with National Football League prospects, you should make at least a solid player in the National Football League. Alex Mack did at least that. He is likely to be picked as the first or second center prospect in the later part of the first round or the early part of the second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

8. William Beatty OT Connecticut - William Beatty was a very good player at Connecticut in college. He performed fairly solid against the ebst pass rushers he faced in college football last year at Connecticut. While that could be because his team was run first, I do not think it was. He has the size and skill to be a solid offensive tackle in the National Football League in my opinion. However, I do see him as more of a right offensive tackle prospect than a left offensive tackle prospect. Anyway, he is likely to be picked as the sixth offensive tackle prospect in the later part of the first round or the early part of the second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

9. Duke Robinson OG Oklahoma - Duke Robinson was a very good player at Oklahoma in college. He was definitely the bets guard in college football at Oklahoma this past season. He was part of very solid offensive line there, so that does help at least a little bit. That said, I feel like he is still the unquestioned top guard prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. He is highly likely to be picked as the first guard prospect in the early part to the middle part of the second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

10. Philip Loadholt OT Oklahoma - Philip Loadholt was a very good player at Oklahoma in college. He ended up being an All-American in college football at Oklahoma last season. As I said with Duke Robinson right before him, he was part of a very solid offensive line, which does make him look better. That said, I still like his potential at the National Football League level. I see him as more of a right offensive tackle prospect than a left offensive tackle prospect. Anyway, he is still likely to be picked as the seventh offensive tackle prospect in the early part to the middle part of the second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft.

1. Michael Crabtree WR Texas Tech - Michael Crabtree was an amazingly great player at Texas Tech in college. He is the only person in history to win two Biletnikoff Awards given out yearly to the top wide receiver in college football. On top of that, he did in back-to-back years, his only two years of college football. The only thing going against him is that National Football League Scouts do not have a 40 yard dash time on him because of his foot injury. That said, he is still likely to be picked in the top ten of this year's coming National Football League Draft, and be the top wide receiver taken..

2. Jeremy Maclin WR Missouri - Jeremy Maclin was a great player at Missouri in college. He did it all in his time there. He was both a greta wide reciever and a great return guy. The return element of his game will certainly help him in the National Football League. I feel like he is the best yards after catch guy in this years National Football League Draft. He is likely to be picked in the top ten of this year's coming National Football League Draft, and be the second wide receiver taken.

3. Percy Harvin WR Florida - Percy Harvin was a great player at Florida in college. He played all over the place in college at Florida, but it appears he will lineup at wide receiver more often than not in the National Football League. His versatility deifnitely helps his value in the eyes of the National Football League Scouts. I feel like most teams view him as a smaller version of Reggie Bush. If he performs at that level, and stays healthy,, he will be a very good player. He is likely to be picked in the middle of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft, and be the third or fourth wide receiver taken.

4. Darrius Heyward-Bey WR Maryland - Darrius Heyward-Bey was a very good player at Maryland in college. He has more thna enough athleticism to make it in the National Football League. He was the fastest wide receiver at the National Football League combine, and performed very very well in most other drills there as well. On top of that, he has good size. He is a likely to be picked in the middle of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft, and be the third or fourth wide receiver taken.

5. Brandon Pettigrew TE Oklahoma State - Brandon Pettigrew was a very good player at Oklahoma State in college. He has a lot of potential. He is by far the top tight end in this year's coming National Football League Draft. While he does not have great speed, he has very good hands. He reminds of an Alge Crumpler type of thight end in the National Football League. If he performs like Crumpler did at his best, Bradon Pettigrew will make whatever team that drafts him very happy. He is likely to be picked in the middle of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft, and be the first tight end taken.

6. Hakeem Nicks WR North Carolina - Hakeen Nicks was a very good player at North Carolina in college. He performed prety well in eveyr game I saw him play. His hands might be the best of any wide receiver in this year's coming National Football League Draft. While he doe snot have prototypical National Football League speed, he should make a very quality possession type wide receiver in the National Football League. He is likely to be picked in the later part of the first round of this year's coming National Football League Draft, and be the fifth wide receiver taken.

7. Kenny Britt WR Rutgers - Kenny Britt was a great player at Rutgers in college. He performed better and better as the seaosn went along. He started slow at the beginning of last year's college football season, but as his team in Rutgers improved, Kenny Britt's play improved. He should be a very solid wide receiver in the National Football League. I see him as a possession wide receiver. He is likely to be picked in the late first round or early second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft, and be the sixth wide receiver taken.

8. Brian Robiskie WR Ohio State - Brian Robiskie was a good player at Ohio State in college. The numbers he posted this past college football season do not scream very good wide receiver prospect in this year's coming National Football League Draft. However, those numbers are skewed due to the fact that he was playing with a true freshman quarterback. While that true freshman quarterback (Terrell Pryor) has amazing potential, he was not polished even as a passer at the college football level. Robiskie should be able to post solid numbers in the National Football League with a solid quarterback. He is likely to be picked in the late first round or early second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft, and be the seventh wide receiver taken.

9. Chase Coffman TE Missouri - Chase Coffman was a good player at Missouri in college. He was the second option in Missouri's passing attack the past two seasons and he still posted very respectable numbers. While I expect him to be at best the second option in his rookie season for whatever National Football League team that drafts him, he has shown he can do very well in that role. Most prospects go form being the alpha dog at their college to the lowest of the low on the totem pole in the National football LEague. Coffman will not have thta problem. He is likely to be picked in the second round of this year's coming National Football League Draft, and be the second tight end taken.

10. Derrick Williams WR Penn State - Derrick Williams was a good player at Penn State in college. He was a very good recruit coming out of high school and he did not disappoint in his time at Penn State. He was a solid wide receiver in his years there, and was a great return guy on top of that. The return element of his game certainly will help his value in the eyes of the National Football League Scouts. I see him as a steal for whatever National Football League team that drafts him. He is likely to be picked in the late second round or early third round of this year's coming National Football League Draft, and be the eighth to tenth wide receiver taken.

1. Mark Sanchez QB Southern California - Mark Sanchez had a very good career at Southern California in college. He came in as a top notch recruit and did not disappoint. While he did not play a lot of games at Southern California, when healthy his talent shined through. Most people have him as the second rated quarterback in this year National Football League Draft behind Matthew Stafford. Simply put, I see Sanchez as a guy with a higher upside and he is more accurate of a quarterback. He is a likely early first round pick.

2. Matthew Stafford QB Georgia - Matthew Stafford had a very good career at Georgia in college. He, like Mark Sanchez, was a top notch recruit and did not disappoint. He started since he was a freshman and has a very strong arm. He has the strongest arm of any quarterback in this years National Football League Draft. He is rated as the top quarterback in the National Football League Draft by most people, but I believe he is not accurate enough to beta out Mark Sanchez. He is a likely early first round pick.

3. LeSean McCoy RB Pittsburgh - LeSean McCoy had a very good, but short, career at Pittsburgh in college. He perfromed pretty well in every game he played there. He was clearly the bets player on that Pittsburgh squad each of the two years he was there. If it was not for an injury in his senior year of high school, he likely would have went to Southern California instead of Pittsburgh. That said, he should still end up being a first round pick in this years National Football League Draft. You can not complain much about that.

4. Chris Wells RB Ohio State - Chris Wells had a very good career at Ohio State in college. When he played at Ohio State, he played very well. He is the prototypical big back, however, he has the speed to go with it. He has a lot of potential. His only downfall is that he has been injured a few times. He is likely to be the first running back drafted and that is likely to be early in the first round.

5. Knowshon Moreno RB Georgia - Knowshon Moreno had a very good, but short, career at Georgia in college. He was a top notch recruit and his performance did not disappoint. Most people have him higher on their draft boards than I do, but it is not because of anything he did at Georgia. I just believe that Wells and McCoy will be better in the National Football League. However, I think he gets drafted before LeSean McCoy anyway. He is a likely first round pick.

6. Donald Brown RB Connecticut - Doinald Brown had a very good career at Connecticut in college. He has a lot of skills. He performed very very well at Connectciut. He was there only weapon on offense and few teams were able to slow him down. He had a great combine and did even better at his pro day at Connecticut. He is a late first round to early second round pick.

7. Joshua Freeman QB Kansas State - Joshua Freeman had a solid career at Kansas State in college. He seems to be the type of player that will perform better in the National Football League than he did in college at Kansas State. The reason for this is the talent around him. At Kansas State, he did not have much talent around him at all. He has a lot of potential and could show that in the right situation in the National Football League. He is likely to be picked in the second half of the first round.

8. Shonn Greene RB Iowa - Shonn Greene had a very good career at Iowa in college. He was simply put the most consistent running back in college football last seaosn at Iowa. He had at least 100 rushing yards in each game last seaosn. That is pretty impressive. The thing going against him is age. Which is why I think he slides to aorund the middle part of the second round. He could deifnitely be a good value pick at that point.

9. Javon Ringer RB Michigan State - Javon Ringer had a very good career at Michigan State in college. Hehad a great season last year in his first season not splitting carries as a running back. However, I am not sure if that will help him or hurt him in the eyes of the National Football League scouts. In my opinion, it moved him up. He showed he could take a beating over the course of a college football season. Does that mean he could do it at the National Football League level, I do not know. That said, most teams use at leats two running backs anyway. He is likely to be drafted in the second round.

10. Patrick White QB West Virginia - Patrick White had a very good career at West Virginia in college. He showed a lot of ability in college at West Virginia. His talents just scream Wildcat Quarterback in the National Football League. I highly doubt a team will draft him to be their starting quarterback. That said, with his multi-faceted game he will a quality player in the National Football League. If he is willing to be play running back or wide receiver, he will definitely help his stock. He is likely to be drafted in the second round.

1. Vontae Davis CB Illinois - Vontae Davis was a very good player at Illinois in college. He is the most athletic of the secondary prospects in this year National Football League Draft. He also has his brother Vernon already in the National Football League. His only downfall is his inconsistency. I feel like he will be a Pro Bowl quality cornerback for ten years in the National Football League. He should be picked in the top half of the first round of the National Football League Draft this year.

2. Malcolm Jenkins CB Ohio State - Malcolm Jenkins was a great player at Ohio State in college. He probably has the bets game tape of any secondary prospect in this years National Football League Draft this year. His problem is he did not do well at all at the National Football League Combine. He did recover some of his draft stock from his pro day at Ohio State. He might even play safety in the National Football League at some time. He should be picked in the top half of the first round of the National Football League Draft this year.

3. Darius Butler CB Connecticut - Darius Butler was a good player at Connecticut in college. He is extremely athletic. He was fairly consistent in college so he ahs that going for him. Plus, he performed very well at the National Football League Combine. His only downfall is thta eh is not a great tackler. He should be picked in the second half of the first round of the National Football League Draft this year.

4. Sean Smith CB Utah - Sean Smith was a very good player at Utah in college. He has the size and speed to be a very good cornerback in the National Football League. He is the tallest cornerback prospect of the notables in this years National Football League Draft. He reminds me a lot of Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie. He should be picked in the late first round or the early second round of the National Football League Draft this year.

5. Alphonso Smith CB Wake Forest - Alphonso Smith was a very good player at Wake Forest in college. If I am not mistaken, he is one of the top players in interceptions in Atlantic Coast Conference history. Simply put, he is a ballhawk. He should make for a solid National Football League cornerback. His only pitfall is his size. He should be picked in the late first round or the early second round of the National Football League Draft this year.

6. D.J. Moore CB Vanderbilt - D.J. Moore was a good player at Vanderbilt in college. He has a lot of potential, and did not do terrible at the National Football League Combine. In fact, he did better at the combine than a lot of the other secondary prospects. That said, his downfall is that he needs to add some bulk. That can certainly be done. He should be picked in the late first round or the early second round of the National Football League Draft this year.

7. William Moore S Missouri - William Moore was a good player at Missouri in college. He had a great season in his junior year at Missouri, however he was only pretty good in his senior season at Missouri last year. I feel like the reason this was the case is that he was playing with injuries for much of the year. He is simply put the most athletically gifted of all the safety prospects in this years coming National Football League Draft. He should be picked somewhere in the second round of the National Football League Draft this year.

8. Rashad Johnson S Alabama - Rashad Johnson was a good player at Alabama in college. He had a very good season last year at Alabama. He had a fiarly uneventful day at the National Football League Combine. He maintained his value, in other words. His downfall is that he ahs cornerback size at the safety position. However, I feel like any size issues involving bulk can be easily fixed. He should be picked somewhere in the second round of the National Football League Draft this year.

9. Louis Delmas S Western Michigan - Louis Delmas was a very good player at Western Michigan in college. He should end up being a very good box safety in the National Football League. That said, he did not play against nearly the competition of the other top secondary prospects in this years coming National Football League Draft. His true downfall is that he is not that good in man-to-man coverage. That is why I have him rated lower than most people. He should be picked somewhere in the second round of the National Football League Draft this year.

10. Victor Harris CB Virginia Tech - Victor Harris was a good player at Virgina Tech in college. In his first few years he played the other corner position in Virgina Tech's scheme. This past year he switched to the number one cornerback spot in their scheme. I feel like he performed pretty well eveyrthing considered. Simply put, I like his chances of being a solid cornerback in the National Football League. His downfall is what I mentioned before that he was playing the other cornerback spot for a few years in Virgina Tech's scheme. He should be picked somewhere in the second round of the National Football League Draft this year.