DR U 2007 NFL Mock Draft-***Entire 7 Rounds***
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Posted on March 28, 2007 by Dr U 1st Round
1. Oakland Raiders- QB JeMarcus Russell, LSU
2. Detroit Lions- QB Brady Quinn, Notre Dame
3. Cleveland Browns- RB Adrian Peterson, Oklahoma
4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- WR Calvin Johnson, Georgia Tech
5. Arizona Cardinals- OT Joe Thomas, Wisconsin
6. Washington Redskins- DE Gaines Adams, Clemson
7. Minnesota Vikings- DE Jamaal Anderson, Arkansas
8. Atlanta Falcons- S Laron Landry, LSU
9. Miami Dolphins- OT Levi Brown, Penn State
10. Houston Texans- DT Alan Branch, Michigan
11. San Francisco 49ers- WR Ted Ginn, JR., Ohio State
12. Buffalo Bills- DT Amobi Okoye, Louisville
13. St. Louis Rams- DE Charles Johnson, Georgia
14. Carolina Panthers- LB Lawrence Timmons, Florida State
15. Pittsburgh Steelers- CB Leon Hall, Michigan
16. Green Bay Packers- RB Marshawn Lynch, California
17. Jacksonville Jaguars- S Reggie Nelson, Florida
18. Cincinnati Bengals- DE Jarvis Moss, Florida
19. Tennessee Titans- CB Darrelle Revis, Pittsburgh
20. New York Giants- WR Sidney Rice, South Carolina
21. Denver Broncos- DE Adam Carriker, Nebraska
22. Dallas Cowboys- WR Dwayne Bowe, LSU
23. Kansas City Chiefs- WR Dwayne Jarrett, USC
24. New England Patriots- LB Patrick Willis, Ole Miss
25. New York Jets- CB Aaron Ross, Texas
26. Philadelphia Eagles- WR Robert Meachem, Tennessee
27. New Orleans Saints- CB Chris Houston, Arkansas
28. New England Patriots- S Micheal Griffin, Texas
29. Baltimore Ravens- OT Aaron Sears, Tennessee
30. San Diego Chargers- WR Anthony Gonzalez, Ohio State
31. Chicago Bears- LB Paul Posluszny, Penn State
32. Indianapolis Colts- DT DeMarcus Tyler, North Carolina State
2nd Round
33. Oakland Raiders- OT Tony Ugoh, Arkansas
34. Detroit Lions- OT Joe Staley, Central Michigan
35. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- DT Justin Harrell, Tennessee
36. Cleveland Browns- DE Anthony Spencer, Purdue
37. Chicago Bears- G Justin Blalock, Texas
38. Arizona Cardinals- CB Marcus McCauley, Fresno State
39. Houston Texans- C Ryan Kalil, USC
40. Miami Dolphins- TE Greg Olsen, Miami
41. Minnesota Vikings- WR Craig Davis, LSU
42. San Francisco 49ers- LB Jon Beason, Miami
43. Buffalo Bills- LB David Harris, Michigan
44. Atlanta Falcons- DE Quentin Moses, Georgia
45. Carolina Panthers- S Brandon Mariweather, Miami
46. Pittsburgh Steelers- RB Antonio Pittman, Ohio State
47. Green Bay Packers- WR Paul Williams, Fresno State
48. Jacksonville Jaguars- QB Drew Stanton, Michigan State
49. Cincinnati Bengals- TE Zach Miller, Arizona State
50. Tennessee Titans- DE LaMarr Woodley, Michigan
51. New York Giants- LB Stewart Bradley, Nebraska
52. St. Louis Rams- QB Kevin Kolb, Houston
53. Dallas Cowboys- CB Josh Wilson, Maryland
54. Kansas City Chiefs- DT Quinn Pitcock, Ohio State
55. Seattle Seahawks- G Ben Grubbs, Auburn
56. Denver Broncos- S Eric Weddle, Utah
57. Philadelphia Eagles- DE Victor Abiamiri, Notre Dame
58. New Orleans Saints- LB Buster Davis, Florida State
59. New York Jets- RB Brandon Jackson, Nebraska
60. Miami Dolphins- CB Daymeion Hughes, California
61. Baltimore Ravens- CB Tanard Jackson, Syracuse
62. San Diego Chargers- LB Brandon Siler, Florida
63. New York Jets- G Marshal Yanda, Iowa
64. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- CB Eric Wright, UNLV
3rd Round
65. Oakland Raiders- RB Michael Bush, Louisville
66. Detroit Lions- TE Scott Chandler, Iowa
67. Cleveland Browns- QB Trent Edwards, Stanford
68. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- DE Tim Crowder, Texas
69. Arizona Cardinals- RB Kenny Irons, Auburn
70. Denver Broncos- RB Tony Hunt, Penn State
71. Miami Dolphins- QB Troy Smith, Ohio State
72. Minnesota Vikings- CB David Irons, Auburn
73. Houston Texans- RB Darius Walker, Notre Dame
74. Buffalo Bills- RB Dwayne Wright, Fresno State
75. Atlanta Falcons- WR Jason Hill, Washington State
76. San Francisco 49ers- CB Jonathan Wade, Tennessee
77. Pittsburgh Steelers- LB Tim Shaw, Penn State
78. Green Bay Packers- TE Ben Patrick, Delaware
79. Jacksonville Jaguars- TE Matt Spaeth, Minnesota
80. Tennessee Titans- WR Aundrae Allison, East Carolina
81. New York Giants- RB Lorenzo Booker, Florida State
82. St. Louis Rams- DT Brandon Mebane, Oklahoma State
83. Carolina Panthers- FB Brian Leonard, Rutgers
84. Kansas City Chiefs- OT Ryan Harris, Notre Dame
85. Seattle Seahawks- C Samson Satele, Hawaii
86. Denver Broncos- WR Steve Smith, USC
87. Dallas Cowboys- OT Doug Free, Northern Illinois
88. New Orleans Saints- TE Clark Harris, Rutgers
89. New York Jets- DT Ryan McBean, Oklahoma State
90. Philadelphia Eagles- LB Rufus Alexander, Oklahoma
91. New England Patriots- LB Jon Abbate, Wake Forest
92. Buffalo Bills- CB A.J. Davis, North Carolina State
93. San Diego Chargers- S Aaron Rouse, Virginia Tech
94. Chicago Bears- RB Kenneth Darby, Alabama
95. Indianapolis Colts- LB H.B. Blades, Pittsburgh
4th Round
96. Oakland Raiders- G Josh Beekman, Boston College
97. Detroit Lions- DE Ray McDonald, Florida
98. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- LB Juwan Simpson, Alabama
99. Cleveland Browns- C Doug Datish, Ohio State
100. San Francisco 49ers- DE Ikaika Alama-Francis, Hawaii
101. Arizona Cardinals- TE Martrez Milner, Georgia
102. Minnesota Vikings- LB Prescott Burgess, Michigan
103. Houston Texans- C Dustin Fry, Clemson
104. Miami Dolphins K Mason Crosby, Colorado
105. Atlanta Falcons- RB DeShawn Wynn, Florida
106. San Francisco 49ers- WR Courtney Taylor, Auburn
107. Buffalo Bills- QB Jordan Palmer, UTEP
108. Green Bay Packers- QB Jared Zabransky, Boise State
109. Jacksonville Jaguars- P Daniel Sepulveda, Baylor
110. Cincinnati Bengals- WR Chansi Stuckey, Clemson
111. Tennessee Titans- LB Nate Harris, Louisville
112. New York Giants- CB Ryan Smith, Florida
113. St. Louis Rams- LB Earl Everett, Florida
114. Carolina Panthers- DE Jay Moore, Nebraska
115. Pittsburgh Steelers- C Enoka Lewis, Oregon
116. Seattle Seahawks- DE Chase Pittman, LSU
117. Atlanta Falcons- WR David Clowney, Virginia Tech
118. Dallas Cowboys- DE Daniel Bazuin, Central Michigan
119. New Orleans Saints- OT James Marten, Boston College
120. San Francisco 49ers- CB Tarell Brown, Texas
121. New Orleans Saints- DE Baraka Atkins, Miami
122. New Orleans Saints- WR Rhema McKnight, Notre Dame
123. New England Patriots- DE Brian Robinson, Texas
124. Tennessee Titans- CB C.J. Gaddis, Clemson
125. San Diego Chargers- G Manuel Ramirez, Texas Tech
126. Chicago Bears- DT Kareem Brown, Miami
127. Indianapolis Colts- G Andy Alleman, Akron
5th Round
128. Oakland Raiders- WR Dallas Baker, Florida
129. Detroit Lions- WR Johnnie Lee Higgins Jr., UTEP
130. Cleveland Browns- OT Brandon Frye, Virginia Tech
131. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- RB Kolby Smith, Louisville
132. Arizona Cardinals- S Michael Johnson, Arizona
133. Washington Redskins- S Josh Gattis, Wake Forest
134. Houston Texans- DT Derek Landri, Notre Dame
135. Detroit Lions- CB C.J. Wilson, Baylor
136. Minnesota Vikings- TE Joe Newton, Oregon State
137. San Francisco 49ers- OT Corey Hillard, Oklahoma State
138. St. Louis Rams- P Adam Podlesh, Maryland
139. Atlanta Falcons- G Tim Duckworth, Auburn
140. Jacksonville Jaguars- CB Reggie Lewis, Florida
141. Cincinnati Bengals- RB Ahmad Bradshaw, Marshall
142. Tennessee Titans- LB Justin Warren, Texas A&M
143. New York Giants- LB Anthony Waters, Clemson
144. Detroit Lions- OT Julius Wilson, UAB
145. Carolina Panthers- WR Jacoby Jones, Lane
146. Pittsburgh Steelers- WR Syvelle Newton, South Carolina
147. Green Bay Packers- CB DeAndre Jackson, Iowa State
148. Detroit Lions- RB Garrett Wolfe, Northern Illinois
149. Dallas Cowboys- QB John Beck, BYU
150. Kansas City Chiefs- QB Tyler Palko, Pittsburgh
151. Seattle Seahawks- S Kevin Payne, Louisiana-Monroe
152. Philadelphia Eagles- RB Thomas Clayton, Kansas State
153. New Orleans Saints- WR Steve Breaston, Michigan
154. New York Jets- DE Noland Burchette, Virginia Tech
155. Oakland Raiders- OT Adam Koets, Oregon State
156. Baltimore Ravens- RB Selvin Young, Texas
157. San Diego Chargers- OT Herbert Taylor, TCU
158. Chicago Bears- S John Wendling, Wyoming
159. Indianapolis Colts- WR D’Jaun Woods, Oklahoma State
6th Round
160. Oakland Raiders- TE Anthony Pudewell, Nevada
161. Denver Broncos- WR David Ball, New Hampshire
162. New York Jets- OT Chris Denman, Fresno State
163. Cleveland Browns- WR James Jones, San Jose State
164. Washington Redskins- G Mansfield Wrotto, Georgia Tech
165. New England Patriots- RB Gary Russell, Minnesota
166. Miami Dolphins- WR Chris Davis, Florida State
167. Minnesota Vikings- RB Ramonce Taylor, Texas College
168. Houston Texans- LB Zach Latimer, Oklahoma
169. Buffalo Bills- TE Johny Harline, BYU
170. Atlanta Falcons- FB Jason Snelling, Virginia
171. San Francisco 49ers- DE Jay Richardson, Ohio State
172. Cincinnati Bengals- DT David Patterson, Ohio State
173. Tennessee Titans- CB Travarous Bain, Hampton
174. New York Giants- OT Chase Johnson, Wyoming
175. St. Louis Rams- RB Jon Cornish, Kansas
176. Carolina Panthers- DT Antonio Johnson, Mississippi State
177. Pittsburgh Steelers- DE Xzavie Jackson, Missouri
178. Green Bay Packers- QB Jeff Rowe, Nevada
179. Jacksonville Jaguars- DT Jay Alford, Penn State
180. Dallas Cowboys- FB Le’Ron McClain, Alabama
181. Kansas City Chiefs- OT Mike OTT, Purdue
182. Seattle Seahawks- TE Kevin Boss, Western Oregon
183. Denver Broncos- G Mike Jones, Iowa
184. New Orleans Saints- QB Matt Moore, Oregon State
185. Dallas Cowboys- C Kyle Young, Fresno State
186. Philadelphia Eagles- WR Joel Filani, Texas Tech
187. New England Patriots- QB Chris Leak, Florida
188. Baltimore Ravens- CB Fred Bennett, South Carolina
189. Tennessee Titans- OT Stephen Heyer, Maryland
190. Chicago Bears- WR Jemalle Cornelius, Florida
191. Tennessee Titans- WR Laurent Robinson, Illinois State
7th Round
192. Oakland Raiders- WR Jarrett Hicks, Texas Tech
193. Dallas Cowboys- CB Corey Graham, New Hampshire
194. Cleveland Browns- DT Ola Dagunduro, Nebraska
195. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- DT Jeremy Clark, Alabama
196. Arizona Cardinals- OT Dan Parrish, Florida A&M
197. Washington Redskins- QB Isiah Stanback, Washington
198. Minnesota Vikings- C Leroy Harris, North Carolina State
199. Houston Texans- S Sabby Piscitelli, Oregon State
200. Miami Dolphins- FB Deon Anderson, UCONN
201. New Orleans Saints- S Dashon Goldson, Washington
202. Chicago Bears- QB Zac Taylor, Nebraska
203. Buffalo Bills- WR Ryne Robinson, Miami (Ohio)
204. Tennessee Titans- DE Mkristro Bruce, Washington State
205. New York Giants- DE Rondell Biggs, Michigan
206. St. Louis Rams- OT Andrew Carnham, Arizona State
207. Carolina Panthers- QB Lester Richard, Tulane
208. Pittsburgh Steelers- S J.D. Nelson, Oregon
209. Green Bay Packers- G Dan Santucci, Notre Dame
210. Jacksonville Jaguars-LB Tony Taylor, Georgia
211. Cincinnati Bengals- OT Allen Barbie, Missouri Southern
212. Kansas City Chiefs- RB Nate Ilaoa, Hawaii
213. Seattle Seahawks- RB Ronnie McGill, North Carolina
214. Denver Broncos- DE C.J. Ah You, Oklahoma
215. Dallas Cowboys- DT Keith Jackson, Arkansas
216. Green Bay Packers- WR Matt Trannon, Michigan State
217. Philadelphia Eagles- LB Kelvin Smith, Syracuse
218. Dallas Cowboys- RB Alonzo Coleman, Hampton
219. Miami Dolphins- G Nathan Bennett, Clemson
220. Buffalo Bills- LB Marvin Mitchell, Tennessee
221. San Diego Chargers- DT Matt Toeaina, Oregon
222. Chicago Bears- OT Mario Henderson, Florida State
223. Indianapolis Colts- OT Elliot Vallejo, UC Davis
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Wednesday, March 28th, 2007 at 2:55 pm
The Texans and Falcons swapped first round picks so the Falcons will pick 8 and the Texans 10.
http://www.houstontexans.com/news/detail.php?PRKey=3373§ion=N%20Latest%20News
Wednesday, March 28th, 2007 at 5:36 pm
Jasnmb,
Thank you for that information. I appreciate you bringing that to my attention.
DR U
Friday, March 30th, 2007 at 3:18 pm
Great Work on a full 7-rounder!
but you have Stew Bradley going twice.
51. New York Giants- LB Stewart Bradley, Nebraska
98. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- LB Stewart Bradley, Nebraska
Friday, March 30th, 2007 at 5:52 pm
Bob,
Thank you for bringing that to my attention. Bradley is just that good, he is worth drafting twice! I guess that increases my odds of getting the team he will play for right :).
DR U
Friday, March 30th, 2007 at 6:50 pm
good solid mock i especiacialy like troy smith to the phins
Saturday, March 31st, 2007 at 1:35 am
ABBATE TO THE PATS IN THE 3RD?? RUNNING A 5.0? NOT A CHANCE. WHERE ARE DURANT AND DEOSSIE? TIMMONS AHEAD OF WILLIS??…BY 10 SPOTS?? WEAK EFFORT AND THAT IS JUST THE LB’S …OVERALL A MESS .. WAS THIS POSTED BEFORE THE ALL STAR GAMES AND COMBINE?
Saturday, March 31st, 2007 at 12:39 pm
Skip,
Thank you for the comment. If the Dolphins do land Troy Smith, they would have some interesting plays they could run with having him and Marcus Vick at their disposal.
DR U
Saturday, March 31st, 2007 at 12:55 pm
Sam,
I appreciate your feedback. This mock was done after the combine and all-star games. Abbate would fit the mold of the Patriots going after big linebackers that possess oustanding fundamentals.
Perhaps, he could be considered a reach in the third round, but I don’t think the Patriots will be too worried about what his 40 time was.
I will be doing at least one more mock draft prior to the NFL Draft, which I will include the compensatory picks. I hope you will check it out and evaluate the mock draft again.
DR U
Friday, April 6th, 2007 at 3:58 pm
Dr U
I understand the long difficult process of a 7 rounder but to say the Pats do not care about Abbate’s 40 time is not correct. Not to mention he measured only 5′9″ !! Hardly the “big linebacker” that the Pats covet. Their shortest LB (besides special teams ace Izzo) is Corey Mays @ 6′1” w a 4.83 / 40. and he was a free agent. Abbate is not even fast enough to play special teams. He was a very productive college LB but is a late round guy at best. Upon further review the overall mock was not as bad as I originally thought. I was just thrown off by the Abbate pick
Saturday, April 7th, 2007 at 5:02 pm
Hey Doc, I appreciate how tough it must be to do a seven round mock but with the Seahawks you were off quite a bit. First, we will not draft a center since we have a first-rounder in Spencer there. We will not draft a safety as we have picked up Deon Grant and Brian Russell. Defensive end needs are met with Kerney and a second-rounder from last year in Daryl Tapp. The guard, tight ends and defensive tackle are our weaknesses now. But thanks it was good overall
Friday, April 13th, 2007 at 3:43 pm
come on now. nobody picks 2 qb’s in one draft and the pack go for 2? no way. good draft tho. i really would like Eric Weddle in a packers jersey tho
Wednesday, April 25th, 2007 at 1:14 pm
I appreciate the work you did on this mock draft, but there is no way that the Lions are going to take Quinn, and even if they do according to you they wouldn’t take OL in the second round. Marinelli is running this draft, so he is going to take a DE or CB or LB with his second pick if he was even considering Quinn, which he is not. He is going to trade down or take Calvin Johnson. He won’t let Johnson pass, he will take him and try and trade him later. Its Gains Adams or Johnson and a outside chance of Thompson and Russell if Oakland takes Johnson First.
Wednesday, April 25th, 2007 at 1:18 pm
love this draft for the Browns
Good work
Wednesday, April 25th, 2007 at 9:19 pm
108. Green Bay Packers- QB Jared Zabransky, Boise State
178. Green Bay Packers- QB Jeff Rowe, Nevada
well i think you better recheck this because there is no way green bay is going to be drafting two quarterbacks this year.