***The Official CZ Mock Draft - Picks By Team***

[Avery]

Arizona Cardinals:

#10 - Vince Young, QB, Texas
#24 - Donte Whitner, S, Ohio St.

Atlanta Falcons:

#47 - Mercedes Lewis, TE, UCLA
#79 - Greg Jennings, WR, Western Michigan

Baltimore Ravens:

#18 - Winston Justice, OT, USC
#44 - Darnell Bing, S, USC
#95 - Charlie Whitehurst, QB, Clemson

Buffalo Bills:

#8 - Haloti Ngata, DT, Oregon
#42 - Ashton Youboty, CB, Ohio St.
#70 - Daryn Colledge, OT, Boise St.
#73 - Daniel Bullocks, S, Nebraska

Carolina Panthers:

#27 - Laurence Maroney, RB, Minnesota
#58 - Jonathon Scott, OT, Texas
#89 - Tim Day, TE, Oregon

Chicago Bears:

#26 - Sinorice Moss, WR, Miami
#57 - Richard Marshall, CB, Fresno St.
#88 - David Thomas, TE, Texas

Cincinnati Bengals:

#41 - Ko Simpson, S, South Carolina
#55 - Dominick Byrd, TE, USC
#72 - Cedric Griffin, S, Texas
#91 - Dusty Dvoracek, DT, Oklahoma

Cleveland Browns:

#12 - Kameron Wimbley, DE/LB, Florida St.
#43 - Gabe Watson, DT, Michigan
#78 - Antoine Bethea, CB, Howard

Dallas Cowboys:

#31 - Eric Winston, OT, Miami
#49 - Mark Anderson, LB, Alabama
#80 - Roman Harper, S, Alabama
4th Round Pick in 2006 (Seattle)
1st Round Pick in 2007 (Seattle)

Denver Broncos:
#15 - Santonio Holmes, WR, Ohio St.
#22 - DeAngelo Williams, RB, Memphis
#61 - Joe Klopfenstein, TE, Colorado
#93 - Orien Harris, DT, Miami

Detroit Lions:

#9 - Jay Cutler, QB, Vanderbilt
#40 - Daryl Tapp, DE, Virginia Tech
#74 - Brian Calhoun, RB, Wisconsin

Green Bay Packers:

#5 - Mario Williams, DE, North Carolina St.
#36 - Max Jean Gilles, OG, Georgia
#67 - Derek Hagan, WR, ASU

Houston Texans:

#1 - Reggie Bush, RB, USC
#33 - Marcus McNeil, OT, Auburn
#65 - Tatsui Lutui, OG, USC
#66 - Pat Watkins, S, FSU

Indianapolis Colts:

#21 - Lendale White, RB, USC
#62 - Charles Spencer, OG, Pittsburgh

Jacksonville Jaguars:

#28 - Demeco Ryan, LB, Alabama
#76 - Jerious Norwood, RB, Mississippi St.
#92 - Hank Baskett, WR, New Mexico St.
Pick #108 from Philadelphia

Kansas City Chiefs:

#20 - Tye Hill, CB, Clemson
#54 - Martin Nance, WR, Miami (Ohio)
#85 - Jon Alston, LB, Stanford

Miami Dolphins:

#16 - Jimmy Williams, CB, Virginia Tech
#82 - Brodie Croyle, QB, Alabama

Minnesota Vikings:

#11 - Broderick Bunkley, DT, Florida St.
#48 - Roger McIntosh, LB, Miami
#83 - Kellen Clemens, QB, Oregon

New England Patriots:

#50 - Maurice Stovall, WR, Notre Dame
#68 - Maurice Drew, RB, UCLA
#75 - Alan Zapitas, S, Penn St.
#81 - Greg Blue, S, Georgia
#84 - Elvis Dumervil, DE, Louisville
#86 - John McCargo, DT, North Carolina St.
#94 - Mark Setterstorm, OG, Minnesota

New Orleans Saints:

#7 - Manny Lawson, DE/LB, North Carolina St.
#34 - Nick Mangold, C, Ohio St.
#69 - Brandon Marshall, WR, Central Florida

New York Giants:

#25 - Bobby Carpenter, LB, Ohio St.
#56 - Jason Avant, WR, Michigan
#87 - Anthony Smith, S, Syracuse

New York Jets:

#4 - A.J. Hawk, LB, Ohio St.
#35 - Thomas Howard, LB, UTEP
#38 - Leonard Pope, TE, Georgia
#71 - Daniel Manning, CB, ACU
#97 - Andrew Whitworth, OT, LSU
2007 2nd Round Pick (Oakland)

Oakland Raiders:

#2 - D'Brickashaw Ferguson, OT, Virginia
#29 - Tamba Hali, DE, Penn St.

Philadelphia Eagles:

#14 - Chad Jackson, WR, Florida
#45 - Joseph Addai, RB, LSU
#60 - Rodrique Wright, DT, Texas

Pittsburgh Steelers:

#32 - Jason Allen, S, Tennessee
#64 - Abdul Hodge, LB, Iowa
#96 - Mike Hass, WR, Oregon St.

San Diego Chargers:

#19 - Antonio Cromartie, CB, Florida St.
#30 - Johnathon Joseph, CB, South Carolina

San Francisco 49ers:

#6 - Vernon Davis, TE, Maryland
#37 - D'Qwell Jackson, LB, Maryland
#52 - Davin Joseph, OG, Oklahoma

Seattle Seahawks:

#13 - Michael Huff, CB/S, Texas
#63 - Anthony Fasano, TE, Notre Dame

St. Louis Rams:

#17 - Ernie Sims, LB, Florida St.
#46 - Kelly Jennings, CB, Miami
#51 - Claude Wroten, DT, LSU
#77 - Ray Edwards, DE, Purdue

Tampa Bay Buccaneers:

#23 - Chad Greenway, LB, Iowa
#59 - Dee Webb, S, Florida
#90 - Ryan Cook, OL, New Mexico

Tennessee Titans:

#3 - Matt Leinart, QB, USC
#39 - Mathias Kiwanuka, DE, Boston College

Washington Commanders:

#53 - Spencer Havner, LB, UCLA

 

[Cowboy Junkie]

I think the winners were,
Denver
Buffalo
Houston
Niners
Saints

 

[Sitting Bull]

Jets and Packers stand out to me.

 

[Cowboy Junkie]

Jets and Packers stand out to me.

I should have added the Jets to winners list but the Pack with Tapp in 2nd blew it for me

 

[Sasquatch]

Houston, Jets, and Niners all have good looking hauls.

 

[Sitting Bull]

I should have added the Jets to winners list but the Pack with Tapp in 2nd blew it for me

Lions picked Tapp.

 

[StanleySpadowski]

I think the winners were,
Denver
Buffalo
Houston
Niners
Saints

Unless the Saints have future picks that aren't listed, they'd have to go down as one of the worst. Sitting at #2 and they don't get a difference maker.

NE looks great with the exception of Drew (serious character issues).

 

[brewers47]

Unless the Saints have future picks that aren't listed, they'd have to go down as one of the worst. Sitting at #2 and they don't get a difference maker.

NE looks great with the exception of Drew (serious character issues).

Drew was my second to last choice at RB i had every intention of staying in the first and taking Maroney that didnt happen so i trade out but too far down to get Joseph Addai

 

[Bob Sacamano]

Bills
Bengals
Browns
Broncos
Packers
Texans
Jets
Steelers
9ers
Rams

all had great 1st days

 

[RESIN8]

Unless the Saints have future picks that aren't listed, they'd have to go down as one of the worst. Sitting at #2 and they don't get a difference maker.

NE looks great with the exception of Drew (serious character issues).

Thats the first I've heard about Drew, from what I've seen the kid is all heart. De La Salle doesn't put out any Pac Man types.

 

[Cowboy Junkie]

Unless the Saints have future picks that aren't listed, they'd have to go down as one of the worst. Sitting at #2 and they don't get a difference maker.

NE looks great with the exception of Drew (serious character issues).

I do not understand why Manny Lawson is not considered a top guy....
He has size and numbers comparible to Ware and played at a bigger program...
Lawson will be a stud in the NFL mark my words......
I also do not think Lawson makes it out of the top 12 in the other draft..

 

[Cowboy Junkie]

I do not understand why Manny Lawson is not considered a top guy....
He has size and numbers comparible to Ware and played at a bigger program...
Lawson will be a stud in the NFL mark my words......
I also do not think Lawson makes it out of the top 12 in the other draft..

Further more I live in Carolina and therefore saw my share of games he and Mario played and Lawson was the guy that stood out not Mario

 

[RESIN8]

Further more I live in Carolina and therefore saw my share of games he and Mario played and Lawson was the guy that stood out not Mario

Curious. So where do you project Manny? a 3-4 LB, 4-3LB or 4-3 DE??

 

[Cowboy Junkie]

Curious. So where do you project Manny? a 3-4 LB, 4-3LB or 4-3 DE??

Manny size and speed/quickness wise remind me of Urlacher , therefore for the Saints I would try him at MLB.

He is as fast as corners with the size of a 4/3 DE . I think he could be usefull on any defense.

If he became another Jason Taylor or John Abraham I could also live with that.

Manny has all the measurbles and tested very well , he is a good citizen with no character issues.
He is a smart player.
he is a high motor guy.
The only knock I have heard on this guy is that he may or may not have the intincts to play LBer and that mostly comes from his college coaches and for that I look at the talent of that team and think Wow, these coaches sure did not do a very good job.

 

[Paniolo22]

Manny size and speed/quickness wise remind me of Urlacher , therefore for the Saints I would try him at MLB.

He is as fast as corners with the size of a 4/3 DE . I think he could be usefull on any defense.

If he became another Jason Taylor or John Abraham I could also live with that.

Manny has all the measurbles and tested very well , he is a good citizen with no character issues.
He is a smart player.
he is a high motor guy.
The only knock I have heard on this guy is that he may or may not have the intincts to play LBer and that mostly comes from his college coaches and for that I look at the talent of that team and think Wow, these coaches sure did not do a very good job.

I would have a difficult time with 2 things. One, I haven't seen anyone project him as a MLB. He is not known as a smash mouth tackler that you need in a MLB.
Two, why would you take him at 7 when he would have ben there at 13? Also, who takes a MLB in the top 7 unless he is a proven commodity. If he may not have the instincts to play LBer, what makes you think he can MLB? That position has to be the smartest out of all of them. Just a questionable choice, especially when the saints had their pick of players at #2.

 

[Cowboy Junkie]

I would have a difficult time with 2 things. One, I haven't seen anyone project him as a MLB. He is not known as a smash mouth tackler that you need in a MLB.
Two, why would you take him at 7 when he would have ben there at 13? Also, who takes a MLB in the top 7 unless he is a proven commodity. If he may not have the instincts to play LBer, what makes you think he can MLB? That position has to be the smartest out of all of them. Just a questionable choice, especially when the saints had their pick of players at #2.

I traded out of the 2 pick to get an extra pick .
When I made this trade I thought that Young or Cutler would be picked in the top 6 but they werent and available when I picked but I felt I did not beed a QB because Brees is still a young player and so I picked the player who I felt could give back the best reward.

Went for the trade but I did not want to get any picks for next year because I wanted to play on Saturday...Then I did not want to go over my aloted time of 5 Mins so it was out of W.Justice and M.Lawson and I made the pick also almost went Vince Young but like I said we had Brees...

I do think Lawson can be an impact player and I have read where scouts do say he is an intelligent player , as for MLB That statement was just to say that with his talents I feel he could play anywhere on defense I almost wrote that he would be the corner , in that respect I think he is a lot like Urlacher.
Urlacher was a safety in college and even in his pro game he cover well , is big enough to play a lineman and I think Manny has the attributes to be a player like that , will that translate to the pro game.I have no idea but the ground work is there to suggest it may .
That is why I took the pick at 7

 

[Hiero]

wow what the heck was the Cowboys person thinking. that draft really stinks, plus we get a first rder next year from Seattle? They are likely to be in the 25-32 range again bad trade.

 

[Paniolo22]

I traded out of the 2 pick to get an extra pick .
When I made this trade I thought that Young or Cutler would be picked in the top 6 but they werent and available when I picked but I felt I did not beed a QB because Brees is still a young player and so I picked the player who I felt could give back the best reward.

Went for the trade but I did not want to get any picks for next year because I wanted to play on Saturday...Then I did not want to go over my aloted time of 5 Mins so it was out of W.Justice and M.Lawson and I made the pick also almost went Vince Young but like I said we had Brees...

I do think Lawson can be an impact player and I have read where scouts do say he is an intelligent player , as for MLB That statement was just to say that with his talents I feel he could play anywhere on defense I almost wrote that he would be the corner , in that respect I think he is a lot like Urlacher.
Urlacher was a safety in college and even in his pro game he cover well , is big enough to play a lineman and I think Manny has the attributes to be a player like that , will that translate to the pro game.I have no idea but the ground work is there to suggest it may .
That is why I took the pick at 7

Urlacher played just about EVERY position in college. For crying out loud, he even freakin' PUNTED for New Mexico, they were that bad. He had experience to play multiple positions, Lawson doesn't fit into that category. Plus, Brees is essentially on a contract similar to Owens where it could be a one and done year depending on his play. It would have been perfect to develop a QB, or take Dbrick.

 

[Hiero]

the manny pick really makes zero sense.

 

[Paniolo22]

wow what the heck was the Cowboys person thinking. that draft really stinks, plus we get a first rder next year from Seattle? They are likely to be in the 25-32 range again bad trade.

Not to mention the Harper over Anthony Smith pick. Maybe it's just my opinion, but Smith > Harper.