QB Sam Bradford, Oklahoma
While most of the nation says that Ndamukong Suh from Nebraska is the most NFL ready prospect in the draft, the Rams select Bradford with the number 1 overall pick. The Rams have selected a defensive lineman in the first round in the past 3 drafts. In today's league, teams need a franchise quarterback and I think that often injured QB Marc Bulger has been losing that title. Bradford is the best quarterback in the draft and he goes number 1.

Sam Bradford, QB, Oklahoma
Easy choice here as the Rams clearly need a new face of the franchise at quarterback. Marc Bulger's QB rating has been declining since the 05-06 season. Steven Jackson surely cannot carry the Rams all by himself. Best QB of the draft gets off the board.

DT Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska
The Lions get an early Christmas present when the best player in the draft drops on their lap. Suh is ready now and the Lions can't wait to bring him on board. Head Coach Jim Schwartz picks up a smart, fast, and physically dominating presence to his defensive line. Combined with the addition of veteran defensive end Kyle Vanden Bosch, the Lions look to be on the right track in improving their 32nd rank defense.

Ndamukong Suh, DT, Nebraska
Last year the Lions went offense by drafting Matthew Stafford first overall, this year they will go defense and need to by drafting the best defensive player in Suh. With Adrian Peterson, Ryan Grant, and Matt Forte representing a run heavy NFC North division, the Lions need a run stopper to help them not be last in the division every year.

DT Gerald McCoy, Oklahoma
McCoy is the 2nd best defensive lineman on the board next to Suh. He has a quick first step and could prove to be a useful pass rusher that the Buc's haven't had in the middle since Warren Sapp. They may need to work on his strength, but he is still a good fit for Head Coach Raheem Morris.

Gerald McCoy, DT, Oklahoma
Again, like the Lions the Bucs are in a run heavy division. With Pierre Thomas and Reggie Bush New Orleans, Stewart and Williams in Carolina, and Michael Turner the Burner in the ATL, the Bucs have no one to stop the run.

OT Russell Okung, Oklahoma State
With Bradford off the board, the Redskins look to give quarterback Jason Campbell some much needed protection on the offensive line. Head Coach Mike Shanahan is known for developing a great O-Line and that's what he'll plan to mold Okung into.

Dez Bryant, WR, Oklahoma St.
I was going to go with CJ Spiller, but the Skins just picked up Larry Johnson. Other mocks got Jimmy Clausen going here, but will Clausen really be better than Campbell? Probably not. What the Skins need is a big-time receiver. Santana Moss is fast and has one of the best footwork in the NFL, but they need someone who can catch balls over the middle to move the ball.

OT Bryan Bulaga, Iowa
Bulaga is the smart and safe pick here for the Chiefs as they look for a solid offensive lineman to create holes for running backs Jamal Charles and newly acquired Thomas Jones.

Eric Berry, S, Tennessee
The Kansas City Patriots have been a team lost in transition. Since the new regime took over, this team has no identity. By signing Matt Cassel to an unworthy huge contract and getting rid of its most known players, LJ and Tony Gonzalez, the Chiefs just suck now. What they need to do is get players to stop the division dominant Chargers. The Bolts have moved from running with LT2 to throwing more now with Pro Bowler Rivers. By getting a ball hawk, the Chiefs will have a better chance stopping the pass.

QB Jimmy Clausen, Notre Dame
New Head Coach Pete Carroll has a great track record with quarterbacks and he is very familiar with Clausen's game. With aging QB Matt Hasselbeck heading towards the end of his career, Clausen is the quarterback of the future.

CJ Spiller, RB, Clemson
Pete Carroll is now the big dog in town with his high scoring USC offense. Sure getting a new QB would be nice with Hasselbeck aging, but Bradford will not be available and Clausen and Tebow are not worthy here, Pete needs an electric running back. Because the Saints are keeping Bush, Spiller is the next best thing with his speed, agility, and extraordinary play-making skills. I can't wait to use him in Madden 11.

S Eric Berry, Tennessee
It's a toss up at the number 7 spot between Berry and shutdown cornerback from Florida, Joe Haden. Haden's poor showing at the combine this year drops him down the list and makes Berry the smart pick for the Browns. Berry is simply a stud at the DB position and a pure athlete.

Joe Haden, CB, Florida
Another franchise in rebuilding mode, I doubt Holmgren will choose Haden here, but this is what they need. They have no namers in the secondary and with new acquired Anquan Boldin in Baltimore, Holmes and Hines in Pitt, and Ochocinco and Antonio Bryant in Cincy, the Browns now have they hands full. You want to win, then have someone to cover the other teams best receivers.

OT Bruce Campbell, Maryland
The Raiders look to bulk their offensive line and Campbell may have impressed them just enough at the combine to move up to the number 8 spot.

Taylor Mays, S, USC
Al Davis LOVES freak athletes. He does not care about needs. Remember when he drafted JaMarcus Russell because of his big arm? Darrius Heyward-Bey because of his speed? There will be no different theme here as Mays is a physical, powerful, and hard-hitting defender. Though offensive line may need to be addressed, their defense needs just as much help.

OT Trent Williams, Oklahoma
The Bills miss out on selecting a franchise QB with Bradford and Clausen off the board so they solve another area and go with Williams here in hopes of picking a quality QB in the later rounds. (Possibly Florida quarterback Tim Tebow)

Russell Okung, OT, Oklahoma State
After losing Jason Peters last year to the Eagles, the Bills badly need to revamp their line. They proved last year that WR is not a position they need as the TO experiment failed. With Fred Jackson and Marshawn Lynch featured in the backfield, they need someone to run behind.

CB Joe Haden, Florida
The Jaguars select a Florida player with the 10th overall pick, but it's not Tim Tebow, it's Joe Haden. Haden hurt his draft stock with a bad showing in the combine, but if you look at his game tapes, he could be the best shutdown cornerback in the draft.

Jason Pierre-Paul, DE, South Florida
The Jaguars became solid last year by getting offensive linemen, so this year they will need to address the defensive line. With solid quarterbacks in the division in Matt Schaub, Vince Young, and of course, Peyton Manning, The Jags need someone who can create pressure and force turnovers in the backfield.

WR Dez Bryant, Oklahoma State
Bryant is the best receiver in the draft and could be the perfect person to replace Brandon Marshall. He doesn't have the breakaway speed as Marshall, but he has the strength to catch the ball in traffic and he has the leaping ability to catch over defenders. He will be a great weapon for the Broncos.

Derrick Morgan, DE, Georgia Tech
Elvis Dumervil can't do it all by himself.

DT Dan Williams, Tennessee
Williams is a strong run stopping defensive tackle and could bring a lot to the table for Bill Parcells and Steve Sparano.

Rolando McClain, LB, Alabama
Parcells loves drafting linebackers.

OT Anthony Davis, Rutgers
The 49ers will look to add more depth to there offensive line which was ranked one of the worst lines in the league last season. At 6'6” and 325lbs, the Niners are hoping Davis can block a couple of bodies from getting to the quarterback.

Anthony Davis, OT, Rutgers
Not exciting, but they need one to help Gore

RB C.J. Spiller, Clemson
Continuing to make his mark on the team, offensive minded Pete Carroll will add a big time play maker by selecting Spiller at number 14. Carroll has always had speedy rushers in his backfield and Spiller has been mentioned as this years Chris Johnson. Look for Carroll to use Spiller much like he did when he had Reggie Bush.

Bryan Bulaga, OT, Iowa
So since they drafted a RB, they need to create holes for him.

ILB Rolando McClain, Alabama
At 6'4” and 260lbs, McClain is viewed as the prototypical NFL 4-3 middle linebacker. There is a lot of potential with McClain as he could become a huge defensive powerhouse.

Brandon Graham, OLB, Michigan
After releasing Antonio Pierce, they need someone to fill the hole.

DE Derrick Morgan, Georgia Tech
With the loss of Kyle Vanden Bosch and Jevon Kearse, the Titans look to draft Morgan for their tough defensive minded team. Morgan is a massive presence at 6'4” and 270lbs, and has lightning quick speed to beat anyone around the corner. The Titans will be happy to have Morgan drop on their lap.

Carlos Dunlap, DE, Florida
I think he'll be a perfect fit for this defense.

S Taylor Mays, USC
Mays is an athletic beast in the secondary and looks to be a nice fit in Coach Mike Singletary's defensive plans. He has the ability to be a great tackling safety.

Earl Thomas, S, Texas
He should help slow down Larry Fitzgerald.

G Mike Iupati, Idaho
With the top offensive tackles already off the board, the Steelers select a guy who can play inside and outside on the offensive line. Iupati is a great run blocker who can help create some holes for the Steelers power running game.

Trent Williams, OT, Oklahoma
The line is getting a bit old and needs a new young face.

DE Brandon Graham, Michigan
The Falcons are looking to add some pressure players on defense. They might look at a linebacker for this spot, but I think that they look to improve their front four first with Graham. Graham will continue to add pressure to opposing quarterbacks.

Dan Williams, DT, Tennessee
Just signed Duanta Robinson, so the D-Line needs some help now.

S Earl Thomas, Texas
The Texans look to add a very athletic Thomas who can play any position in the secondary. He had a great combine showing signs of an elite play maker.

Kyle Wilson, CB, Boise St.
They just lost their best corner, so getting a replacement to cover the Colts receivers is vital.

Mike Iupati, G, Idaho
One of the best guards in the draft and should help an already good line.

Everson Griffin, DE, USC
Lost Richard Seymour, so finding a lineman for the future makes sense.

Bruce Campbell, OT, Maryland
I'd rather see my hometown team have a more exciting pick, but we need someone to protect A-Rod.

Jared Odrick, DT, Penn St.
Surely has needs on the defensive line.

Devin McCourty, CB, Rutgers
A great defense just got better with a solid corner coming in.

Sergio Kindle, LB, Texas
Lost Karlos Dansby, signed Joey Porter, but depth is needed.

Major Wright, S, Florida
Secondary is definitely an issue so Wright should play right away in the nickel or dime.

Ryan Mathews, RB, Fresno St.
I remember watching him play and he is solid; should start right away.

Demaryius Thomas, WR, Georgia Tech
More receivers for Sanchez should only mean good things.

Patrick Robinson, CB, Florida St.
Like the Ravens, another piece to a stout defense.

Kareem Jackson, CB, Alabama
With key injuries last year and changes in the secondary, Jackson can help.

Brandon Spikes, LB, Florida
The Super Bowl champs can better their defense by drafting Spikes