| NFL Draft: Mock II |
| By Chris Steuber |
Published
03/21/2007
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Mock Drafts
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Buccaneers target Georgia Tech standout Calvin Johnson

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Pick
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Team
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Pos.
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Player
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College
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Class
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Ht.
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Wt.
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4
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WR
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Calvin Johnson
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Georgia Tech
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Jr.
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6-5
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239
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The Buccaneers were sweating out the results
of the top-three selections and are thrilled to see Calvin Johnson still on
the board. Adding Johnson to an
offense that needs a legitimate star gives Buccaneers fans a reason to be
excited about the future and brings hope to the Tampa area.
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5
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OT
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Joe Thomas
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Wisconsin
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Sr.
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6-7
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311
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The Cardinals luck out and have the best
offensive lineman fall to them, and it just happens to be the player they
coveted the most – offensive tackle Joe Thomas. Thomas gives Arizona
an upgrade from Leonard Davis and a player with a high ceiling. I am sure
Matt Leinart is smiling over this selection.
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6
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DT
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Alan Branch
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Michigan
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Jr.
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6-6
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324
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There are many areas the Redskins could
address with this selection. LSU’s LaRon Landry could upgrade Washington’s
secondary. Arkansas’
Jamaal Anderson could give the Redskins a potentially dominant pass rusher,
but adding a big, physical defensive tackle like Alan Branch is the answer the Redskins were looking for.
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7
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DE
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Jamaal Anderson
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Arkansas
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Jr.
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6-6
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288
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The Vikings have many needs, and some are more
glaring than others. Obviously Minnesota
needs to add a receiver, but in a deep receiving class they feel they can
wait until round two. With a potentially dominant defensive end on the board
in Arkansas’
Jamaal Anderson, the Vikings look to improve their pass rush and
select the former SEC sack leader.
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