costrander3689's Mock Draft (Round 2)

1 - KC: Jesse Williams, DT, Alabama
(Smith, QB) The Chiefs 3 d-linemen have been highly disappointing, and are due for a chance.

2 - TEN: Jonathan Cooper, OG, North Carolina
(Montgomery, DE) The Titans grab an excellent guard who should be an immediate and long-term starter

3 - CIN: T.J. McDonald, FS, USC
(from OAK)(Werner, DE) The Bengals should be looking to upgrade Taylor Mays. He has been okay, but he is not a starting caliber safety

4 - CAR: Da'Rick Rogers, WR, Tennessee Tech
(Lotulelei, DT) The Panthers need to surround Cam Newton with playmakers, and Rogers is absolutely one

5 - JAX: D.J. Fluker, OT, Alabama
(Wilson, QB) The Jaguars cant let Wilson get beat up like they did with Gabbert. Fluker would be a nice RT to give them a good duo of tackles

6 - MIA: Kenny Vaccaro, SS, Texas
(from IND)(Allen, WR) The Dolphins continue to add quality players on both sides. They have no safeties this year, and starting with Vaccaro would be a good move

7 - NYJ: Jackson Jeffcoat, DE, Texas
(Hunter, WR) The Jets get a 34OLB that can hopefully help them generate some kind of pass rush

8 - BUF: Cordarrelle Patterson, WR, Tennessee
(Bray, QB) The Bills go get one of Bray's favorite targets from Tennessee, and fill a massive need at #2 WR

9 - TB: William Gholston, DE, Michigan State
(Te'o, MLB) The Bucs like Clayborn and Bowers, but they've both been injured, especially Bowers. Adding Gholston would give them some insurance, and give them the option of moving him or Clayborn inside on passing downs

10 - DAL: EJ Manuel, QB, Florida State
(Jenkins, NT) It wouldn't be a bad idea for the Cowboys to start thinking about replacing Romo. Orton is a good backup, but i would not want to have to rely on him full-time. Manuel has good size and tons of potential

11 - DET: Cornellius Carradine, DE, Florida State
(Milliner, CB) The Lions might be looking at replacing Cliff Avril if he doesnt take a massive pay cut based on his performance. Carradine is a dominating DE that would fit well with this Lions team

13 - PHI: Eric Fisher, OT, Central Michigan
(Reid, FS) The Eagles need to put some patches on their o-line. Fluker would be a good RT, or could move to LT if Jason Peters doesn't fully recover

14 - SEA: C.J. Mosley, OLB, Alabama
(Matthews, OT) The Seahawks replace David Hawthorne with a better player. Wright, Wagner and Mosley would be an excellent group of young LBs

15 - STL: Sharrif Floyd, DT, Florida
(Joeckel, OT; Woods, WR) The Rams took Brockers in the 1st round last year, and he is just starting to come on. They need another DT, and Floyd is a monster

16 - WAS: Dallas Thomas, OT, Tennessee
The Redskins should be in the market for a new RT this offseason. Thomas played LT at Tennessee, but may be better suited for the other side in the NFL

17 - MIN: Dion Jordan, DE, Oregon
(Banks, CB) The Vikings pluck a solid pass rusher off the board. He can put his hand down as a DE, or move to OLB and play a similar role to Denver's Von Miller

18 - CIN: Eddie Lacy, RB, Alabama
Lacy is a really nice back. He is not the work horse that Lattimore and Bell are, but he is a versatile back that should see a lot of early playing time as a replacement for BJGE

19 - SD: Aaron Dobson, WR, Marshall
(Lewan, OT) Phillip Rivers badly misses the size of Vincent Jackson. Dobson is a big kid who is quietly sliding up draft boards, and should land somewhere in this range

20 - PIT: Shayne Skov, ILB, Stanford
(Jones, OL) The Steelers go get a beastly MLB who knows how to hit. They need to start getting younger on the defense, and Skov would be a good start

21 - ARI: Brennan Williams, OT, North Carolina
(Thomas, QB) Massie has played okay at LT, but he is clearly overmatched. Williams would be a better alternative, and they can move Massie over to RT

22 - GB: Le'Veon Bell, RB, Michigan State
(Amerson, DB) Cedric Benson was great in his first few games, but his injury history is catching up to him. Bell is a big, physical runner who is also an accomplished blocker who should help them reestablish a running game

23 - SF: Justin Gilbert, CB, Oklahoma State
(Lemonier, OLB) The 49ers need a CB. Their secondary is absolutely the weakest part of their team, and Gilbert would be a welcome addition

24 - ATL: Andre Ellington, RB, Clemson
(Okafor, DE) The Falcons also need a HB, and Ellington is a good one. He has big play ability, and is a good runner between the tackles. Michael Turner wont be around much longer

25 - DEN: Tavon Austin, WR, West Virginia
(Lattimore, HB) The Broncos get another weapon for Peyton. Austin would nicely compliment Thomas and Decker as a slot reciever, and could be used like Minnesota's Percy Harvin

26 - BAL: Tony Jefferson, FS, Oklahoma
(Warmack, OG) The Ravens need to prepare for the impending retirement of Ed Reed and Ray Lewis. Jefferson has good value here, and would give them a nice backup in case Reed or Pollard gets injured

27 - CHI: Khaled Holmes, C, USC
(Short, DT) The Bears take the best o-lineman on the board and fill a big need. Holmes should help them stop penetration up the middle, and open up holes for Bush and Forte

28 - HOU: Nickell Robey, CB, USC
(T Williams, WR) The Texans take the best player on the board. They have two nice outside CBs, and Robey would be an excellent slot corner

29 - NE: John Simon, DE, Ohio State
(S Williams, DT) The Patriots pick up a nice DE to pair with Chandler Jones. He and Williams would give the Patriots a much improved defensive front

30 - NYG: Chase Thomas, OLB, Stanford
(Eifert, TE) The Giants dont generally look for big LBs, but Thomas may be an exception. He is a beast of a player and would give them another pass rushing threat

31 - CLE: Barkevious Mingo, OLB, LSU
The Browns took Josh Gordon in the 2nd round of the Supplemental Draft

32 - NO: Johnathan Hankins, DT, Ohio State
The Saints lost this pick as part of the sanctions for Bounty Gate