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2010 NFL Draft Preview: Top 10 Mock
Words_Brandon Richard
It’s that time of the year again, football fanatics! Pull out your NFL jerseys and fan gear . The 2010 NFL Draft is right around the corner. On April 22nd, the NFL Draft will get primetime coverage for the first time in its history. The three day event kicks off next Thursday at 7:30pm EST. The second and third rounds will be in prime time Friday, April 23, starting at 6 p.m. The final four rounds are Saturday, April 24, at 10 a.m.
In anticipation for the big night, I’ve worked out a preview mock of the top 10 draft picks. If I’ve learned anything watching the Draft, its that I’d be lucky to get anymore than three of these picks right. Nevertheless, its always fun to try and guess the direction NFL teams will take with their future. Take a look and give me your feedback in the comment section below.
1. St. Louis Rams The Rams have a lot of holes to fill, perhaps none bigger than that of franchise quarterback. Prior to the draft, there was a lot of talk about DT’s Ndamukong Suh and Gerald McCoy competing for the #1 selection. Either one of these guys would be a great snag at #1. Truth is, the Rams need a direction. They need a starting point – and a young quarterback would fill that void. The Jim Zorn Era came to an end with a highly disappointing season in Washington. The head coach knew he was going to be fired before the season ended, the quarterback position was uncertain, DT Albert Haynesworth didn’t really give them the bang for their buck, and the injury bug made its annual trip to the nation’s capital. Eager to get back to winning ways, the Redskins hired former Broncos head coach Mike Shanahan to right the ship. They didn’t stop there, as they completed a blockbuster trade with the Philadelphia Eagles to bring quarterback Donovan McNabb to Washington. Other new Redskins include RB Larry Johnson, RB Willie Parker, QB Rex Grossman, CB Phillip Buchanon, and NT Ma’ake Kemoeatu. The Redskins have certainly had a busy offseason and haveВ the #4 pick to top it off. The Browns were an extremely busy team this offseason. Super Bowl winning coach Mike Holmgren was brought in to be the team’s President. Last year they started off with a quarterback controversy involving Derek Anderson and Brady Quinn. In the offseason, they parted ways with both and brought in QBs Jake Delhomme and Seneca Wallace. The Browns also made noise when they acquired CB Sheldon Brown from the Eagles in a trade. Every year, we think Buffalo is knocking on the door. Every year, they come up just a little short. They’ve won no less than 5 games for the last eight years. They’re a quality personnel decision away from making a splash. The Terrell Owens experiment didn’t go as they hoped, and a large part of that was because they haven’t found a game changing QB for their team. The Bills interviewed Mike Shanahan for their head coaching vacancy and would have loved to convince Bill Cowher to come out of retirement. However, when neither showed real interest, they brought in Chan Gailey to help get this team over the hump. Player wise, the Bills didn’t make many splashy moves, but added some veteran leadership to their defense by bringing in DE Dwan Edwards and LB Andra Davis. DE Derrick Morgan, Georgia Tech. Morgan may not have the ability to be an elite pass rusher in the NFL, but he’ll be an excellent compliment to what Kampman brings to the team. He has good size and is effective against the run and pass.
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