My final one with trades (at least in the top 10, I'm too lazy to think of trade scenarios past 10). Enjoy the draft folks.

1. Dolphins - Jake Long OT Michigan
2. Atlanta (from Rams) - Glenn Dorsey DT LSU
3. Rams (from Atlanta) - Chris Long DE Virginia
4. Raiders - Darren McFadden RB Arkansas
5. Ravens (from Chiefs) - Matt Ryan QB Boston College
6. Jets - Vernon Gholston DE/OLB Ohio State
7. Saints (from Patriots) - Sedrick Ellis DT USC
8. Chiefs (from Ravens) - Branden Albert OT/G Virginia
9. Bengals - Keith Rivers LB USC
10. Patriots (from Saints) - Leodis McKelvin CB Troy
11. Bills - Devin Thomas WR Michigan State
12. Denver - Ryan Clady OT Boise State
13. Panthers - Derrick Harvey DE Florida
14. Bears - Chris Williams OT Vanderbilt
15. Lions - Rashard Mendenhall RB Illinois
16. Cardinals - Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie CB Tenn.St
17. Chiefs - Phillip Merling DE Clemson
18. Houston - Mike Jenkins CB South Florida
19. Eagles - Aqib Talib CB Kansas
20. Bucs - Kentwan Balmer DT UNC
21. Skins - James Hardy WR Indiana
22. Cowboys - Felix Jones RB Arkansas
23. Steelers - Gosder Cherilus OT Boston College
24. Titans - Limas Sweed WR Texas
25. Seahawks - Jeff Otah OT Pittsburgh
26. Jags - Lawrence Jackson DE USC
27. Chargers - Jonathan Stewart RB Oregon
28. Cowboys - DeSean Jackson WR California
29. Niners - Jerod Mayo OLB Tennesee
30. Packers - Tyrell Johnson S Arkansas State
31. Giants - Brandon Flowers CB Virginia Tech

In terms of the trades. Atlanta wants Dorsey so being afraid someone moves up to 2...they move up one spot by dealing a later pick or something...Rams want Long anyways so they get him and everyone's happy.

Chiefs at 5 want an OL but anyone is a reach there and with Matt Ryan being available at 5 and a bunch of teams interested...I think the Ravens can offer the most with #8 overall (high enough that the Chiefs get their highest rated OL) and some picks or whatever.

Saints covet Ellis (or Dorsey but that's too much to move up to #2)...so I can see them jumping past Cinci who also want Ellis. Pats seem likely as they prolly will take the BPA at 7 anyway and most of those would be available 3 spots lower (except maybe Rivers) and the Saints can deal a few picks or something.

You think that SIX of the remaining nine teams to pick in the top 10 will trade their pick?... um.... no.

That's 3 trades. Quite conceivable. The Rams/Falcons is the least conceivable but the NE/NO trade and the Balt/KC trade makes huge sense

I agree. One, MAYBE two trades that early but no more than that. I still don't buy that KC will trade their pick if Matt Ryan is still sitting there at 5.

Edit: Oh, and as a big KU fan, I'd be SHOCKED if Talib went to the Eagles. CB isn't a Rd. 1 priority for them, imo.

Meh, with Lito basically out the door it wouldn't shock me.

I dunno, I'm thinking they go WR or DE (if there's a true top one available) at that spot.

word on the street is KC has ZERO interest in Matt Ryan. I dont know why....but I do think they should trade down and take an o-lineman later if that is a possibility. REally, teams should almost always trade down if that option is available. Having a plethora of picks on the first day is the key to rebuilding fast.


Also, I am hearing a lot of rumblings about Miami sending Jason Taylor to Jacksonville for the #26 pick. They need a good pass rusher but they also want to win now so the trade makes a lot of sense. I would not be surprised to see this happen and then Miami could get a DB and a QB with picks # 26 and 32. (If it were me I would get Brohm and Kenny Phillips.....two guys who if they came out last year would both have been picked much higher than this year. They are falling for stupid reasons and would be great value.)

There is no way Dallas picks Felix Jones if Stewart is still on the board. Also, I guarantee they will NOT pick a WR in the first round.