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2005 2 Round Mock Draft:
Round 1:
1: San Francisco – QB Aaron Rodgers, Cal
While he may not be the best QB in recent memory, he is the best this year and SF needs one badly. Many will argue they should take Alex Smith, Rodgers is the best pure passer in this draft and that is what SF needs. They have good young WR talent, now they need someone to throw to them.
2: Miami – RB Cedric Benson, Texas
4 straight 1,000 yard seasons in college sums up this kids talent level. He is the best back in this years draft, and with Miami still reeling from the loss of Ricky Williams last year, its hard to imagine they pass him up.
3: Cleveland – QB Alex Smith, Utah
Cleveland is yet another team with a dire need at QB. Their recent history at QB includes Tim Couch and the aging Jeff Garcia. Ick. Smith is a big, athletic QB who can scramble very well and has the ability to get the ball downfield.
4: Chicago – WR Mike Williams, USC
Chicago has had bad luck drafting WRs the last decade or so, but hopefully that will change with a great prospect in 6’5’’ athletic WR Mike Williams. Even though he missed last year, he is still arguably this year’s best WR.
5: Tampa Bay – RB Ronnie Brown, Auburn
Tampa Bay desperately needs a good running attack, and they will place their hopes on Auburn RB Ronnie Brown. Since the loss of Warrick Dunn, they have had a TERRIBLE running game, but Brown is a strong, physical back who can escalate their running game to a new level.
6: Tennessee - CB Antrel Rolle, Miami
Tennessee lost their #1 CB in Samari Rolle, so it is only fitting that another Rolle should take his place. The taints have dire needs in the secondary and Rolle is just the big, physical cornerback they need.
7: Minnesota – LB Derrick Johnson, Texas
Minnesota has a great offense even with the loss of Randy Moss, their defense however is still a liability. There is a good chance they take Edwards at WR here, but they will likely sign a quality FA WR before the draft. DJ gives them an instant playmaker on defense.
8: Arizona – RB Carnell “Cadillac” Williams, Auburn
With Emmitt Smith retiring, Arizona will need a RB for the future. Carnell Williams was the other half of the great RB combo in Auburn this year and should give the Cardinals another weapon to go along with their great young WRs.
9: Washington - WR Braylon Edwards, Michigan
Washington has Santana Moss and that’s it at WR. They need more playmakers for Ramsey to be successful. Edwards is a great WR with outstanding leaping ability and good speed to match.
10: Detroit – DE Erasmus James, Wisconsin
Detroit is yet another team with a good young offense but a bad defense. They are in desperate need of a pass rusher, and James is arguably the best DE in this year’s draft. He should ease the pressure on DT Shaun Rogers.
11: Dallas – DE/LB Shawne Merriman
Dallas has probably the worst LB crew in the NFL, and Merriman is a tweener DE/LB that has explosive speed and playmaking ability and should be a very welcome addition to Big D.
12: San Diego – DE Marcus Spears, LSU
Probably the most physically gifted DE in the draft, Spears will be a welcome addition to a defense that hasn’t been good at putting pressure on the QB in years. Don’t be surprised is San Diego goes DT at this spot.
13: Houston – OT Alex Barron, Florida State
David Carr has taken more of a beating than any QB should have to, and Barron will help relieve the pressure on him. The best OL in this draft, it will be his job to make sure Carr doesn’t lead the lead in times sacked again.
14: Carolina – TE Heath Miller, Virginia
Carolina lost Mushin Muhommod and need another receiving threat, and Miller is the best one at this spot. A great receiving TE who has the size as well as the speed to get it done in the NFL.
15: Kansas City – DT Shaun Cody, USC
Wow, is there anything right with KC defense? They could go DE, DT, S or CB with this pick, but Cody is probably the best defender at this pick. After all, it cant get much worse on defense for KC can it?
16: New Orleans – CB Adam “Pac-Man” Jones, West Virginia
New Orleans hasn’t had a quality secondary in a long time, and Jones should help vastly improve this area. A player who started out much lower on most team’s boards, he has risen a lot over the last few months.
17: Cincinnati – DT Travis Johnson, Florida State
Cincy lacks a true playmaker on the defensive line, and they hope Johnson will give them that. Johnson is remarkably gifted for a player his size and has a quick step off the line of scrimmage.
18: Minnesota – DT Anttaj Hawthorne, Wisconsin
With the return of Chris Hovan next year doubtful, Minnesota will again go with defense and take another difference maker along the front seven. Hawthorne should help put pressure on the QB.
19: St. Louis – DE/OLB Dan Cody, Oklahoma
St. Louis just doesn’t put pressure on the QB, and Cody should help in that area. Whether he plays DE or OLB for them, he will be a welcome addition to their defensive unit.
20: Dallas – WR Troy Williamson, South Carolina
Dallas lacks big play ability at the WR position, and Williamson gives them just that. He has sub 4.4 speed and good size and has the ability to stretch the field in a way Dallas cannot do as of now.
21: Jacksonville – OT Jammal Brown, Oklahoma
Jacksonville has a good D-Line, now they need to upgrade the O-Line. Brown is the most athletic lineman in this draft and should help keep Byron Leftwich upright.
22: Baltimore – WR Mark Clayton, Oklahoma
Even with Derrick Mason, Baltimo0re lacks much of anything in the way of depth at WR, and Clayton will give them 3 legit threats at wideout.
23: Seattle – LB Channing Crowder, Florida
With Chad Brown nearing the end and Simmons being released, Seattle needs to stockpile LBs, plain and simple.
24: Green Bay – DE David Pollack, Georgia
Will be a great compliment to KGB at DE and should give Green Bay an elite pass rush.
25: Denver – DE Justin Tuck, Notre Dame
They are planning to move Trevor Pryce back to DT, so they will need a replacement at DE.
26: New York Jets – S Thomas Davis, Georgia
New York needs safety help BADLY and they will get that from Davis, the best safety in this draft.
27: Atlanta – OG Elton Brown, Virginia
If they plan on keeping Mike Vick around long, they need more protection for him, plain and simple.
28: San Diego – S Brodney Pool, Oklahoma
Another team that needs safety help.
29: Indianapolis – CB Carlos Rogers, Auburn
Does Indy even have a defense? Rogers could be the steal of the draft at this pick.
30: Pittsburgh – CB Bryant McFadden, Florida State
They have decent corners but they get beat constantly, plus they need depth.
31: Philadelphia – WR Roddy White, UAB
They have a bust and a girl backing up TO, they need help at WR.
32: New England – CB Marlin Jackson, Michigan
Probably NE only glaring need.
Round 2:
33: San Francisco – OT Adam Terry, Syracuse
34: Cleveland – CB Justin Miller, Clemson
35: Philadelphia – LB Kevin Burnett, Tennessee
36: Tampa Bay – WR Reggie Brown, Georgia
37: Tennessee – OT Khalif Barnes, Washington
38: Oakland – CB Brandon Bowner, Oregon State
39: Chicago – RB Vernand Morency, Oklahoma State
40: New Orleans – QB Charlie Frye, Akron
41: Detroit – S Ernest Shazor, Michigan
42: Dallas - DE Matt Roth, Iowa
43: New York – LB Darryl Blackstock, Virginia
44: Arizona – CB Corey Webster, LSU
45: Carolina – S John Bullocks, Nebraska
46: Kansas City – LB Odell Thurman, Georgia
47: Houston – OG/C David Baas, Michigan
48: Cincinnati - LB Barrett Ruud, Nebraska
49: Minnesota – WR Chris Henry, West Virginia
50: St. Louis – CB Eric Green, Virginia Tech
51: Green Bay – QB Andrew Walter, Arizona State
52: Jacksonville – CB Antonio Perkins, Oklahoma
53: Baltimore – OT Marcus Johnson, Ole Miss
54: Seattle – RB Ciatrick Fason, Florida
55: Buffalo – DT Mike Patterson, USC
56: Denver – QB Jason Campbell, Auburn
57: New York Jets – TE Alex Smith, Stanford
58: Green Bay – LB Kirk Morrison, San Diego State
59: Atlanta – WR Roscoe Parrish, Miami
60: Indianapolis – LB Lance Mitchell, Oklahoma
61: San Diego – OT Logan Mankins, Fresno State
62: Pittsburgh – WR Fred Gibson, Georgia
63: Philadelphia – RB Eric Shelton, Louisville
64: New England – OT Chris Colmer, NC State
Round 1:
1: San Francisco – QB Aaron Rodgers, Cal
While he may not be the best QB in recent memory, he is the best this year and SF needs one badly. Many will argue they should take Alex Smith, Rodgers is the best pure passer in this draft and that is what SF needs. They have good young WR talent, now they need someone to throw to them.
2: Miami – RB Cedric Benson, Texas
4 straight 1,000 yard seasons in college sums up this kids talent level. He is the best back in this years draft, and with Miami still reeling from the loss of Ricky Williams last year, its hard to imagine they pass him up.
3: Cleveland – QB Alex Smith, Utah
Cleveland is yet another team with a dire need at QB. Their recent history at QB includes Tim Couch and the aging Jeff Garcia. Ick. Smith is a big, athletic QB who can scramble very well and has the ability to get the ball downfield.
4: Chicago – WR Mike Williams, USC
Chicago has had bad luck drafting WRs the last decade or so, but hopefully that will change with a great prospect in 6’5’’ athletic WR Mike Williams. Even though he missed last year, he is still arguably this year’s best WR.
5: Tampa Bay – RB Ronnie Brown, Auburn
Tampa Bay desperately needs a good running attack, and they will place their hopes on Auburn RB Ronnie Brown. Since the loss of Warrick Dunn, they have had a TERRIBLE running game, but Brown is a strong, physical back who can escalate their running game to a new level.
6: Tennessee - CB Antrel Rolle, Miami
Tennessee lost their #1 CB in Samari Rolle, so it is only fitting that another Rolle should take his place. The taints have dire needs in the secondary and Rolle is just the big, physical cornerback they need.
7: Minnesota – LB Derrick Johnson, Texas
Minnesota has a great offense even with the loss of Randy Moss, their defense however is still a liability. There is a good chance they take Edwards at WR here, but they will likely sign a quality FA WR before the draft. DJ gives them an instant playmaker on defense.
8: Arizona – RB Carnell “Cadillac” Williams, Auburn
With Emmitt Smith retiring, Arizona will need a RB for the future. Carnell Williams was the other half of the great RB combo in Auburn this year and should give the Cardinals another weapon to go along with their great young WRs.
9: Washington - WR Braylon Edwards, Michigan
Washington has Santana Moss and that’s it at WR. They need more playmakers for Ramsey to be successful. Edwards is a great WR with outstanding leaping ability and good speed to match.
10: Detroit – DE Erasmus James, Wisconsin
Detroit is yet another team with a good young offense but a bad defense. They are in desperate need of a pass rusher, and James is arguably the best DE in this year’s draft. He should ease the pressure on DT Shaun Rogers.
11: Dallas – DE/LB Shawne Merriman
Dallas has probably the worst LB crew in the NFL, and Merriman is a tweener DE/LB that has explosive speed and playmaking ability and should be a very welcome addition to Big D.
12: San Diego – DE Marcus Spears, LSU
Probably the most physically gifted DE in the draft, Spears will be a welcome addition to a defense that hasn’t been good at putting pressure on the QB in years. Don’t be surprised is San Diego goes DT at this spot.
13: Houston – OT Alex Barron, Florida State
David Carr has taken more of a beating than any QB should have to, and Barron will help relieve the pressure on him. The best OL in this draft, it will be his job to make sure Carr doesn’t lead the lead in times sacked again.
14: Carolina – TE Heath Miller, Virginia
Carolina lost Mushin Muhommod and need another receiving threat, and Miller is the best one at this spot. A great receiving TE who has the size as well as the speed to get it done in the NFL.
15: Kansas City – DT Shaun Cody, USC
Wow, is there anything right with KC defense? They could go DE, DT, S or CB with this pick, but Cody is probably the best defender at this pick. After all, it cant get much worse on defense for KC can it?
16: New Orleans – CB Adam “Pac-Man” Jones, West Virginia
New Orleans hasn’t had a quality secondary in a long time, and Jones should help vastly improve this area. A player who started out much lower on most team’s boards, he has risen a lot over the last few months.
17: Cincinnati – DT Travis Johnson, Florida State
Cincy lacks a true playmaker on the defensive line, and they hope Johnson will give them that. Johnson is remarkably gifted for a player his size and has a quick step off the line of scrimmage.
18: Minnesota – DT Anttaj Hawthorne, Wisconsin
With the return of Chris Hovan next year doubtful, Minnesota will again go with defense and take another difference maker along the front seven. Hawthorne should help put pressure on the QB.
19: St. Louis – DE/OLB Dan Cody, Oklahoma
St. Louis just doesn’t put pressure on the QB, and Cody should help in that area. Whether he plays DE or OLB for them, he will be a welcome addition to their defensive unit.
20: Dallas – WR Troy Williamson, South Carolina
Dallas lacks big play ability at the WR position, and Williamson gives them just that. He has sub 4.4 speed and good size and has the ability to stretch the field in a way Dallas cannot do as of now.
21: Jacksonville – OT Jammal Brown, Oklahoma
Jacksonville has a good D-Line, now they need to upgrade the O-Line. Brown is the most athletic lineman in this draft and should help keep Byron Leftwich upright.
22: Baltimore – WR Mark Clayton, Oklahoma
Even with Derrick Mason, Baltimo0re lacks much of anything in the way of depth at WR, and Clayton will give them 3 legit threats at wideout.
23: Seattle – LB Channing Crowder, Florida
With Chad Brown nearing the end and Simmons being released, Seattle needs to stockpile LBs, plain and simple.
24: Green Bay – DE David Pollack, Georgia
Will be a great compliment to KGB at DE and should give Green Bay an elite pass rush.
25: Denver – DE Justin Tuck, Notre Dame
They are planning to move Trevor Pryce back to DT, so they will need a replacement at DE.
26: New York Jets – S Thomas Davis, Georgia
New York needs safety help BADLY and they will get that from Davis, the best safety in this draft.
27: Atlanta – OG Elton Brown, Virginia
If they plan on keeping Mike Vick around long, they need more protection for him, plain and simple.
28: San Diego – S Brodney Pool, Oklahoma
Another team that needs safety help.
29: Indianapolis – CB Carlos Rogers, Auburn
Does Indy even have a defense? Rogers could be the steal of the draft at this pick.
30: Pittsburgh – CB Bryant McFadden, Florida State
They have decent corners but they get beat constantly, plus they need depth.
31: Philadelphia – WR Roddy White, UAB
They have a bust and a girl backing up TO, they need help at WR.
32: New England – CB Marlin Jackson, Michigan
Probably NE only glaring need.
Round 2:
33: San Francisco – OT Adam Terry, Syracuse
34: Cleveland – CB Justin Miller, Clemson
35: Philadelphia – LB Kevin Burnett, Tennessee
36: Tampa Bay – WR Reggie Brown, Georgia
37: Tennessee – OT Khalif Barnes, Washington
38: Oakland – CB Brandon Bowner, Oregon State
39: Chicago – RB Vernand Morency, Oklahoma State
40: New Orleans – QB Charlie Frye, Akron
41: Detroit – S Ernest Shazor, Michigan
42: Dallas - DE Matt Roth, Iowa
43: New York – LB Darryl Blackstock, Virginia
44: Arizona – CB Corey Webster, LSU
45: Carolina – S John Bullocks, Nebraska
46: Kansas City – LB Odell Thurman, Georgia
47: Houston – OG/C David Baas, Michigan
48: Cincinnati - LB Barrett Ruud, Nebraska
49: Minnesota – WR Chris Henry, West Virginia
50: St. Louis – CB Eric Green, Virginia Tech
51: Green Bay – QB Andrew Walter, Arizona State
52: Jacksonville – CB Antonio Perkins, Oklahoma
53: Baltimore – OT Marcus Johnson, Ole Miss
54: Seattle – RB Ciatrick Fason, Florida
55: Buffalo – DT Mike Patterson, USC
56: Denver – QB Jason Campbell, Auburn
57: New York Jets – TE Alex Smith, Stanford
58: Green Bay – LB Kirk Morrison, San Diego State
59: Atlanta – WR Roscoe Parrish, Miami
60: Indianapolis – LB Lance Mitchell, Oklahoma
61: San Diego – OT Logan Mankins, Fresno State
62: Pittsburgh – WR Fred Gibson, Georgia
63: Philadelphia – RB Eric Shelton, Louisville
64: New England – OT Chris Colmer, NC State
