1. Dolphins – Chris Long DE, UVa – Howie Long's son and a Parcells kind of player. Solid pass rush and superior run defense.

2. Rams – Jake Long LT, Michigan – Huge, strong, fundamentally sound and consistent. The LT from the coaches lounge.

3. Falcons – Darren McFadden RB, Arkansas – A classic speed back with some size. A big play machine.

4. Raiders – Vernon Gholston DE, Ohio St – This is DE from central casting. Al Davis loves athletic players above all else.

5. Chiefs –  Matt Ryan QB, Boston College – The clear top QB coming out of the Senior Bowl.

6. Jets – Sedrick Ellis DT, USC – With Dorsey's injury coming to light, the best DT.

7. Patriots – Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie CB, Tennessee St – The biggest mover in the draft. Now the pick of a solid CB group.

8. Ravens –  Ryan Clady LT, Boise State – More athletic than Jake Long, but not as NFL ready.

9. Bengals – Glenn Dorsey DT, LSU – The former top player has chronic knee issues. He can play, but it costs him several $Million.

10. Saints –  Keith Rivers LB, USC – For those that want production in college, there is none better.

11. Bills – Jonathan Stewart RB, Oregon  - This is a freakish size/speed combination.

12. Broncos –  Aqib Talib CB, Kansas – A big CB, with some tweener issues, but also a playmaker.

13. Panthers – Kenny Phillips S, Miami – By far the best of a weak safety class.

14. Bears –  Brian Brohm QB, Louisville – He's the most NFL ready QB in the draft, but does not have Ryan's upside.

15. Lions –  Mike Jenkins CB, South Florida – More talented than polished at this point. He's good, but has a lot of room to improve.

16. Cardinals –  Rashard Mendenhall RB, Illinois – Another great size/speed combination. More elusive than Stewart.

17. Vikings – Leodis McKelvin CB, Troy St – The opposite end of the physical spectrum from Talib. A pure cover CB, and can return kicks.

18. Texans – Gosder Cherilus OT, Boston College – Finally the Texans address their LT problem.

19. Eagles – Phillip Merling DE, Clemson – A hustler and a hitter. His stock is rising.

20. Buccanears – Felix Jones RB, Arkansas - He showed game breaking speed when McFadden was hurt.

21. Redskins – Malcolm Kelly WR, Oklahoma – The best big WR in this draft. He's not the fastest, but he catches in traffic.

22. Cowboys – Antoine Cason CB, Arizona – Started every game of his college career.

23. Steelers – Dan Connor LB, Penn State – The other Pennsylvania team calls on LineBacker U again. Jack Ham worked out well.

24. Titans – Chris Williams LT, Vanderbilt – The WRs need help, but so does Vince Young.

25. Seahawks – Branden Albert – OG, Virginia. Seattle made a mistake in letting Hutchinson go.

26. Jaguars – Quentin Groves DE, Auburn – There is no such thing as too many DEs.

27. Chargers –  Reggie Smith CB/S, Oklahoma – At worst he will be a poor man's Aqib Talib.

28. Cowboys – Mario Manningham WR, Michigan – The Cowboys need someone to develop into the speed WR role.

29. 49'ers – Derrick Harvey DE, Florida – The Giants proved that pass rush rules.

30. Packers – Patrick Lee CB, Auburn – The Pack can still rush, but the coverage needs help. This is a very tradable pick.

31. Cheaters – none

32. Giants – James Hardy WR, Indiana – A nice combination of size and speed. Also a very tradeable pick.