RazorStar

I don't have the Titans taking Mallett, I have the Vikings taking him, the emoticon to the far left is the team that drafted the guy. But I'm glad you like the AJ Green pick.

You'd have to trade up to get him. I do not see the Packers sitting still at 32, so It's either make the move to grab a Left Tackle for the future, or drop down, gather some picks and trust Bulaga at the left side, while grabbing a guy like Jah Reid later in the draft.

I agree that this draft is winning. It also bangs 7 gram rocks.

The Trades: Cincinnati sends the 4th and 66th overall picks for the 2nd overall pick Denver sends the 2nd overall pick for the 4th and 66th overall picks Tennessee sends the 8th and 39th overall picks for the 5th and 69th overall picks Arizona sends the 5th and 69th overall picks for the 8th and 39th overall picks Washington sends the 10th, 41st overall for the 6th, 70th overall picks + 6th rounder Cleveland sends the 6th,70th and a 6th rounder for the 10th and 41st picks Detroit sends the 13th and 75th overall picks for the 9th overall pick Dallas sends the 9th overall pick for the 13th and 75th overall picks New England send the 17th and 60th overall picks for the 11th and a 6th rounder Houston sends the 11th and a 6th rounder for the 17th and 60th overall picks Tampa sends the 20th and 84th overall picks for the 15th and 111th overall picks Miami sends the 15th and 111th overall picks for the 20th and 84th picks Kansas City sends the 21st and 118th overall picks for the 17th overall pick Houston sends the 17th overall pick for the 21st and 118th overall picks Buffalo sends the 34th and 100th overall picks for the 24th overall pick New Orleans sends the 24th overall pick for the 34th and 100th overall picks New England sends the 28th and 125th overall picks for the 26th overall pick Baltimore sends the 26th overall pick for the 28th and 125th overall picks Green Bay sends the 32nd and 129th overall picks for the 28th overall pick Atlanta sends the 28th overall pick for the 32nd and 129th overall picks Cleveland sends the 37th and the 137th overall picks for the 31st overall pick Pittsburgh sends the 31st overall pick for the 37th and 137th overall picks Minnesota sends the 43rd and a 6th rounder for the 39th overall pick Arizona sends the 39th overall pick for the 43rd and a 6th rounder San Fran sends the 45th and a 6th rounder for the 41st overall pick Cleveland sends the 41st overall pick for the 45th and a 6th rounder Philadelphia sends the 54th overall pick and a 6th rounder for the 50th overall pick San Diego sends the 50th overall pick for the 54th overall pick and a 6th rounder

26. :Patriots: from Mark Ingram, HB, Alabama 27. from Derek Sherrod, OT, Miss State 28. from :Patriots: Cameron Heyward, DE, Ohio State 29. Danny Watkins, OG, Baylor 30. Muhammad Wilkerson, DE, Temple 31. from Adrian Clayborn, DE, Iowa 32. from Justin Houston, DE, Georgia --- 33. :Patriots: Akeem Ayers, OLB, UCLA 34. from Stephen Paea, DT, Oregon State 35. Brooks Reed, DE, Arizona 36. Aaron Williams, FS, Texas 37. from Rahim Moore, FS, UCLA 38. Colin Kaepernick, QB, Nevada 39. from from Ryan Mallett, QB, Arkansas 40. Mikel Leshoure, HB, Illinois 41. from from Andy Dalton, QB, TCU 42. Ras-I Dowling, CB, Virginia 43. from Ben Ijalana, OT, Villanova 44. Randall Cobb, WR, Kentucky 45. from Kyle Rudolph, TE, Notre Dame 46. Marvin Austin, DT, North Carolina 47. Torrey Smith, WR, Maryland 48. Brandon Harris, CB, Miami 49. Stefen Wisniewski, OG/C, Penn State 50. from Martez Wilson, MLB

Walter's 2010 Mock 1. Sam Bradford 1 point 2. Ndamukong Suh 2 points 3. Gerald McCoy 3 points 4. Trent Williams 4 points 5. Bryan Bulaga 0 points 6. Russell Okung 6 points 7. Eric Berry 0 points 8. Bruce Campbell 4 points 9. Dan Williams 0 points 10. Derrick Morgan 0 points 11. Maurkice Pouncey 0 points 12. Jerry Hughes 0 points 13. Joe haden 0 points 14. C.J. Spiller 0 points 15. Rolando McClain 0 points 16. Jason Pierre-Paul 0 points 17. Anthony Davis 8.5 points 18. Kyle Wilson 0 points 19. Brandon Graham 0 points 20. Ryan Mathews 0 points 21. Taylor Mays 0 points 22. :Patriots: Dez bryant 0 points 23. Charles Brown 0 points 24. Earl Thomas 0 points 25. Jared Odrick 0 points 26. Sean Weatherspoon 0 points 27. Mike Iupati 0 points 28. Terrence Cody 0 points 29. Kareem Jackson 0 points 30. Jimmy Clausen 0 points 31. Rodger Saffold 0 points 32. Sergio Kindle 0 points Total 28.5 points

I definitely don't mind those picks. Mark Ingram is a tough runner who won't fumble the ball, which is a major plus for any offense, I'd rather have one of those backs instead of a play maker who fumbles a lot or a so called power back who can't get any more than 4 yards. and Rudolph is probably the best receiving tight end available, and we don't have a receiving tight end anymore since Scheffler went to Detroit. and Dareus at number 2 is always the right decision.

Get your votes in while you still can, polls close in roughly 8 hours.

Thank you Zack. It says pretty plainly on the poll to vote for the better player, regardless of your personal bias.

8 hours to go before we can close this thing up.

thank you for thinking logically.

We've got 8 hours to break a tie, c'mon guys make your votes known.

One more bump to go.

last bump before the polls close. Can the Claymaker finish his comeback?

Last bump before the polls close.

one more bump, I think I'll close the polls tonight.

Oh hey you don't have us picking QB in the top 50.

ladies and gentlemen, America's education system.

one of the tricks to making swearing right is to use it sparingly, and only when emotionally appropriate. Casual swearing generally needs to avoid the inflection of anger that comes with it. Shit man, you gotta make it flow like rhymes from the mouth of a poet.

They're black and they're falling apart so I need new ones.

Mike Phipps, was selected third overall in the 1970 NFL draft by the Cleveland Browns. While drafting that early is sort of the Browns' thing these days, Cleveland was a great football team when they drafted Phipps. They had a 26-15 record in the three seasons before Phipps became a starter, and they hadn't had a losing season since 1956. However, the most important criteria in determining which is the biggest draft bust is the impact that each had on his team. Russell and Leaf have similar stories -- both were drafted by terrible franchises and did nothing more than continue their misery. Russell became the starting quarterback in 2008, after his Raiders posted a terrible 10-36 record in the three years before. The Chargers had a 21-27 record in the three seasons before Leaf took over. Phipps single-handedly sunk what up to that point had been a powerhouse franchise, leading the Browns to a 4-10 record in '74 and a 3-11 record in '75. Even worse, fans had to endure Leaf and Russell for only two and three seasons, respectively. Phipps plagued Cleveland for seven seasons. So while Leaf and Russell were nothing more than short-lived hopes, Phipps was a one-man wrecking ball who single-handedly destroyed one of the league's most dominant franchises.

Heh, the polls right now sort of looks like uppercase Sigma. Nice.

Oh damn, two big grid locks and two big blowouts in this division. Make sure you get your votes in peeps.

Not much to see here, looks like it's been pretty much decided, the Titans are gonna run out of representatives first it seems.

Antonio Gates wants an upset, is he gonna get it?