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Brushback 2010 Mock NFL Draft

      

  Pick        Team           Pos.                               Player                                     College              Class
 1
DT
Ndamukong Suh
Nebraska
Sr.
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Say what you want about the Rams, but they must be doing something right if they get the top pick every year.

2
OT
Russell Okung
Oklahoma St.
Sr.

The Lions had bad pass protection last year. In fairness, a lot of those sacks were Matt Stafford’s fault because he insisted on being the Detroit Lions quarterback.

3
DT
Gerald McCoy
Oklahoma
Jr.

McCoy is the best defender in the draft. However, have does a concussion problem in that if he gets banged in the head repeatedly he’ll get a concussion.

4
QB
Colt McCoy
Texas
Sr.

Mike Shanahan loves quarterbacks. Look for him to stockpile quarterbacks and then name the worst one the starter.

5
RB
C.J. Spiller
Clemson
Sr.

The Chiefs should pay Spiller twice what he's worth since it's an uncapped year. That will show they’re willing to do stupid shit with their money, which will make them an attractive free agent destination.

6
QB

John Skelton

Fordham
Sr.

Some of the best values in the draft are found in the third round. That’s why the Seahawks should take a third rounder here.

7
WR
Brandon Banks
Kansas St.
Sr.

The Browns will probably use this pick to shore up their special teams, because if their special teams play slides they won’t be good at anything.

8
OT
Trent Williams
Oklahoma
Sr.

The Raiders will take a lineman here to give JaMarcus Russell more time to throw. They should give him less time. If he has time to throw, he might just do it.

9
DT
Dan Williams
Tennessee
Sr.

The Bills' new regime is looking to make a big splash in the draft, so don't be surprised if they trade up to the number one spot to take this kid.

10
QB
Tim Tebow
Florida
Sr.

Tebow won’t be much of a football player at the NFL level, but drafting him should at least light a fire under their current tight end.

11
OT
Zane Beadles
Utah
Sr.

Zane Beadles has been flying under the radar for some time now, but he’s about to become a household name as the worst draft pick in the history of the league.

12
CB
Joe Haden
Florida
Jr.

Joe Haden has a name that would be more fitted to 1950’s baseball. For that reason they should let him rot on the bench for his entire career.

13
OT
Bruce Campbell
Maryland
Sr.

The Niners had terrible protection on the right side of the line last year. Campbell will give them even worse protection, but at a fraction of the price.

14
C
Maurkice Pouncey
Florida
Jr.

The Seahawks need a lot of help on offense. This kid can play three positions badly, unlike the rest of the Seahawks, who can only play one position badly.

15
QB
Tony Pike
Cincinnati
Sr.

Pike has rocketed up draft boards ever since vowing revenge on any teams that pass on him.

16
DT
Jared Odrick
Penn State
Sr.

The Titans are headed in the right direction but they’re never going to take that next step until they get a rotational defensive lineman with mid-first round talent.

17
G
Mike Iupati
Idaho
Sr.

If Tim Tebow is available here, don’t be surprised if the 49ers take him. If he isn’t available here, be very surprised if they take him. That would be insane.

18
OT
Charles Brown
USC
Sr.

The Steelers could not protect Ben Roethlisberger last year. They should take a page from his bodyguards' book and tell defenders that its Ben’s special night and only girls are allowed in the backfield.

19
RB
Toby Gerhart
Stanford
Sr.

The good thing about this pick is at 19 you can’t really be an all-time bust. The bad thing is he’s going to be a bust.

20
DE

Jason Pierre-Paul

Florida
Jr.

No matter who the Texans select every year, they always finish around .500. At least with this pick they have a possibility of finishing below .500.

21
S
Taylor Mays
USC
Sr.

Mays, a hard hitter with no coverage skills, will be a perfect complement to Roy Williams. Together they should lead the league in after-the-touchdown hits.

22
LB
Rolando McClain
Alabama
Sr.

Alge Crumpler, the Patriots only tight end, is now so fat that he can barely stand up for a few moments without collapsing in a heap. That’s why they'll select a big, strong linebacker who can help pick him up.

23
DE
Greg Hardy
Ole Miss
Jr.

This kid was projected to go in the fifth round, but some scouts say he is vastly underrated and is more of a third round choice.

24
OT
Brian Baluga
Iowa
Sr.

Pass rush is an area of need for the Eagles, but all the good pass rushers are gone now so they should take an offensive lineman to defend against the great pass rushers that have already been taken.

25
CB
Kyle Wilson
Boise State
Sr.

The Ravens committed too many pass interference penalties last year and could use a cornerback who can cover a receiver without knocking his head off. Wilson is an enormous pussy so he should help in that area.

26
WR
Dez Bryant
Oklahoma St.
Jr.

Larry Fitzgerald sort of shit the bed at the end of the season and ruined my fantasy team, so I’m giving the Cards a wide receiver here just to send him a message.

27
RB
LeGarrette Blount
Oregon
Sr.

This kid had some character issues in college but that just means he’s a badass and they should draft him.

28
DE
Jerry Hughes
TCU
Sr.

The Chargers will never win a Super Bowl no matter how hard they try, so they might as well not even bother. This pick signifies them not bothering.

29
CB
Patrick Robinson
Florida St.
Sr.

The Jets signed Antonio Cromartie, but I’m not sold on the guy. He’s got too many kids. How’s he going to concentrate on football when he has to drive them all to school every morning?

30
QB
Sam Bradford
Oklahoma
Sr.

The Vikings will try to light a fire under Adrian Peterson by drafting a quarterback and showing that even Brett Favre is expendable.

31
FB
John Conner
Kentucky
Sr.

The Colts don’t need a fullback, but we’re at the bottom of the barrel here talent wise and this is more of a process of elimination thing.

32
WR
Blair White
Michigan State.
Sr.

This is it, my sleeper pick of the draft: Blair Wait. White. Whatever. He’s a wide receiver