| NFL Draft: Mock II |
| By Chris Steuber |
Published
03/21/2007
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Mock Drafts
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LaRon Landry gives Houston an impact rookie

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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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8
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S
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LaRon Landry
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LSU
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Sr.
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6-1
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213
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The Texans are looking to improve their team
on offense and defense. At this position in the draft, Houston will have their option of many
talented players. The need for a leader in the secondary is a must and with
LSU’s LaRon Landry on the board,
he adds instant credibility to the Texans defense.
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9
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CB
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Leon Hall
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Michigan
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Sr.
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5-11
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193
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There are a few directions the Dolphins could
go with this pick. The defensive line is getting older and adding youth is a
must. Louisville’s
Amobi Okoye is available and the Dolphins will consider him. Losing Wes
Welker could mean that Ted Ginn, Jr. is a possibility as well. But with the
secondary lacking a quality starting cornerback, the Dolphins decide to draft
Michigan’s Leon
Hall.
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10
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DE
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Adam Carriker
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Nebraska
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Sr.
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6-6
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296
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After losing Patrick Kerney in
free agency the Falcons look to replace the Pro-Bowl defensive end. With
Gaines Adams and Jamaal Anderson off the board, the Falcons may go in a
different direction. But the temptation of Nebraska’s Adam Carriker will allow the Falcons to fill the hole left by
Kerney.
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11
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DT
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Amobi Okoye
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Louisville
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Sr.
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6-2
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302
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The Niners are thankful that Louisville’s defensive tackle Amobi Okoye is left on the board. Alan
Branch was an option for San
Francisco, but with the Redskins choosing Branch
over Okoye, that leaves the Niners with an easy decision. Okoye is the new San Francisco treat.
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