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How I think it'll play out, assuming no trades and current order of course:
1 Carolina (2-12) - Andrew Luck, QB, Stanford
Obvious pick for the Panthers, you can only spend this pick on a franchise QB.
2 Denver (3-11) - Da'Quan Bowers, DE, Clemson
I think Bowers is the best DL prospect personally in the draft, not sure why so many people don't talk about him in the Top 5. If you think Fairley is disruptive, watch Bowers.
3 Cincinnati (3-11) - Patrick Peterson, CB, LSU
Bengals are forced into taking Peterson despite having two CB's they are happy with because the player they wanted (Bowers) is off the board.
4 Arizona (4-10) - Ryan Mallett, QB, Arkansas
Cards take a QB because they have to, not necessarily because he is a Top 5 type player.
5 Detroit (4-10) - Prince Amukamara, CB, Nebraska
Detroit lands their feature CB. I'd look for them to consider moving this pick in the draft as I feel prince can be had 2 or 3 picks later.
6 Buffalo (4-10) - Robert Quinn, DE, North Carolina
Buffalo needs defensive, pass-rushing help and Merriman was a failure. They bite on Quinn and roll with Fitzpatrick at QB.
7 San Francisco (5-9) - Cam Newton, QB, Auburn
First surprise of the draft, Cam blows up the championship game and then blows up the combine, pushes his stock way up and the 49ers get a new face for their franchise.
8 Dallas (5-9) - Nick Fairley, DE/DT, Auburn
We end up getting the player we wanted all along, other than a brief dream of Peterson slipping.
9 Washington (5-9) - A.J. Green, WR, Georgia
You know how the Commanders do it. They see Cowboys have success with Dez and they step right in line and try to draft a game changer WR. With Moss getting old and all the WR's they drafted a few years ago showing not a heck of a lot, it makes sense plus the Top 3 QB's are off the board.
10 Houston (5-9) - Stephen Paea, DT, Oregon State
Paea fits their defense and is one of the strongest players in the nation, he does very well at the combine and lands himself a Top 10 selection. Personally, I love Paea, if we ran a 4-3, he'd be the guy I'd want for us.
As I've said, two DB's haven't been taken in the Top 5 since 1997, so I don't think it's all that likely it happens this year but if it does, it only helps us by pushing Fairley down.
1 Carolina (2-12) - Andrew Luck, QB, Stanford
Obvious pick for the Panthers, you can only spend this pick on a franchise QB.
2 Denver (3-11) - Da'Quan Bowers, DE, Clemson
I think Bowers is the best DL prospect personally in the draft, not sure why so many people don't talk about him in the Top 5. If you think Fairley is disruptive, watch Bowers.
3 Cincinnati (3-11) - Patrick Peterson, CB, LSU
Bengals are forced into taking Peterson despite having two CB's they are happy with because the player they wanted (Bowers) is off the board.
4 Arizona (4-10) - Ryan Mallett, QB, Arkansas
Cards take a QB because they have to, not necessarily because he is a Top 5 type player.
5 Detroit (4-10) - Prince Amukamara, CB, Nebraska
Detroit lands their feature CB. I'd look for them to consider moving this pick in the draft as I feel prince can be had 2 or 3 picks later.
6 Buffalo (4-10) - Robert Quinn, DE, North Carolina
Buffalo needs defensive, pass-rushing help and Merriman was a failure. They bite on Quinn and roll with Fitzpatrick at QB.
7 San Francisco (5-9) - Cam Newton, QB, Auburn
First surprise of the draft, Cam blows up the championship game and then blows up the combine, pushes his stock way up and the 49ers get a new face for their franchise.
8 Dallas (5-9) - Nick Fairley, DE/DT, Auburn
We end up getting the player we wanted all along, other than a brief dream of Peterson slipping.
9 Washington (5-9) - A.J. Green, WR, Georgia
You know how the Commanders do it. They see Cowboys have success with Dez and they step right in line and try to draft a game changer WR. With Moss getting old and all the WR's they drafted a few years ago showing not a heck of a lot, it makes sense plus the Top 3 QB's are off the board.
10 Houston (5-9) - Stephen Paea, DT, Oregon State
Paea fits their defense and is one of the strongest players in the nation, he does very well at the combine and lands himself a Top 10 selection. Personally, I love Paea, if we ran a 4-3, he'd be the guy I'd want for us.
As I've said, two DB's haven't been taken in the Top 5 since 1997, so I don't think it's all that likely it happens this year but if it does, it only helps us by pushing Fairley down.

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