2007 NFL Draft Preview

2007 NFL Mock
Trade: San Fransisco trades 2nd pick to the Lions for 6th pick and 38th pick.

1. San Fransisco 49ers- WR Calvin Johnson
2. Detroit Lions- QB Brady Quinn
3. Houston Texans- RB Adrian Peterson
4. Buffalo Bills- OT Joe Thomas
5. Green Bay Packers- WR Dwayne Jarrett
6. Tennessee Titans- WR Ted Ginn Jr.
7. Cleveland Browns- DE Gaines Adams
8. New York Jets- S LaRon Landry
9. Minnesota Vikings- OT Justin Blalock
10. Jacksonville Jaguars- OLB Paul Posluszny
11. San Diego Chargers- WR Sidney Rice
12. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- DE Quinton Moses
13. Chicago Bears- QB Brian Brohm
14. Oakland Raiders- OT Levi Brown
15. St. Louis Rams- S Michael Griffin
16. Atlanta Falcons- DT Baraka Atkins
17. Arizona Cardinals- ILB H.B. Blades
18. New Orleans Saints- WR Jeff Samardzija
19. Miami Dolphins- CB Antoine Cason
20. Philadelphia Eagles- OLB Rufus Alexander
21. Kansas City Chiefs- WR Steve Breaston
22. Washington Redskins- CB Leon Hall
23. Baltimore Ravens- S Tom Zbikowski
24. Denver Broncos- RB Michael Bush
25. Carolina Panthers- TE Greg Olsen
26. New York Giants- DT Frank Okam
27. Cincinatti Bengals- DT Marcus Thomas
28. Dallas Cowboys- QB Drew Stanton
29. New England Patriots- S Brandon Meriweather
30. Seattle Seahawks- DE Brandon Mebane
31. Pittsburgh Steelers- RB Kenny Irons
32. Indianapolis Colts- OT Sam Baker

All Americans


QB- Brady Quinn- Notre Dame
RB- Adrian Peterson- Oklahoma
RB- Michael Bush- Louisville
WR- Calvin Johnson- Georgia Tech
WR- Jeff Samardzija- Notre Dame
TE- Zach Miller- Arizona St.
OT- Joe Thomas- Wisconsin
OT- Levi Brown- Penn St.
OG- Kirk Elder- Texas A&M
OG- Brian Daniels- Colorado
C- Kyle Young- Fresno St.



DE- Gaines Adams- Clemson
DE- Quentin Moses- Georgia
DT- Marcus Thomas- Florida
DT- Red Bryant- Texas A&M
LB- Paul Posluszny- Penn St.
LB- H.B. Blades- Pittsburgh
LB- Dan Connor- Penn St.
S- LaRon Landry- LSU
S- Tom Zbikowski- Notre Dame
CB- Leon Hall- Michigan
CB- Antoine Cason- Arizona

Position Rankings

Quarterback
1. Brady Quinn- Notre Dame
2. Brian Brohm- Louisville
3. Drew Stanton- Michigan St.
4. Troy Smith- Ohio St.
5. Pat White- West Virginia

Runningbacks
1. Adrian Peterson- Oklahoma
2. Michael Bush- Louisville
3. Kenny Irons- Auburn
4. Marshawn Lynch- California
5. Kenneth Darby- Alabama

Fullbacks
1. Jesse Allen- Virginia Tech
2. Brandon Hancock- USC
3. Peyton Hillis- Arkansas
4. James Bryant- Miami
5. Tim Castille- Alabama

Wide Receivers
1. Calvin Johnson- Georgia Tech
2. Dwayne Jarrett- USC
3. Jeff Samardzija- Notre Dame
4. Teddy Ginn- Ohio St.
5. Sidney Rice- South Carolina

Tight Ends
1. Zach Miller- Arizona St.
2. Greg Olsen- Miami
3. Matt Spaeth- Minnesota
4. Jason Goode- Maryland
5. Clark Harris- Rutgers

Offensive Tackles
1. Joe Thomas- Wisconsin
2. Levi Brown- Penn St.
3. Justin Blalock- Texas
4. Jake Long- Michigan
5. Sam Baker- USC

Offensive Guards
1. Kirk Elder- Texas A&M
2. Brian Daniels- Colorado
3. Samson Satele- Hawaii
4. Jeff Byers- USC
5. Will Arnold- LSU

Centers
1. Kyle Young- Fresno St.
2. Mike Pollak- Arizona St.
3. John Sullivan- Notre Dame
4. Adam Spieker- Missouri
5. Ryan Kalil- USC

Defensive Ends
1. Gaines Adams- Clemson
2. Quentin Moses- Georgia
3. Baraka Atkins- Miami
4. Tim Crowder- Texas
5. Lawrence Jackson- USC

Defensive Tackles
1. Marcus Thomas- Florida
2. Brandon Mebane- California
3. Red Bryant- Texas A&M
4. Quinn Pitcock- Ohio St.
5. Sedrick Ellis- USC

Outside Linebackers
1. Paul Posluszny- Penn St.
2. Rufus Alexander- Oklahoma
3. Dan Connor- Penn St.
4. Earl Everett- Florida
5. Xavier Adibi- Virginia Tech

Inside Linebackers
1. H.B. Blades- Pittsburgh
2. Patrick Willis- Mississippi
3. Brandon Silar- Florida
4. Anthony Waters- Clemson
5. Romeo Davis- Miami

Cornerbacks
1. Antoine Cason- Arizona
2. Leon Hall- Michigan
3. Daymeion Hughes- California
4. D.J. Wolfe- Oklahoma
5. Roshaun Fellows- Tennessee

Safetys
1. LaRon Landry- LSU
2. Tom Zbikowski- Notre Dame
3. Michael Griffin- Texas
4. Brandon Meriweather- Miami
5. Johnathan Hefney- Tennessee

Isn't it a little...early?

Isn't it a little...early?

Nope. It's never too early for the draft.

Isn't it a little...early?

Nope. It's never too early for the draft.

Okay, let's see your thread on the 2013 NFL Draft.

Isn't it a little...early?

Nope. It's never too early for the draft.

Okay, let's see your thread on the 2013 NFL Draft.

I try to make things good and you just blast them....

Haha im just kidding but seroiusly its never too early

I just find it funny that you already have trades and stuff in it. It's a good topic and I like it that you went into detail and all. I was just giving you a hard time.

I know you were I was just givin a hard time with you too.

How did you excatly make things hard for me?

Riot, stop spamming.

K.I.G, how did you project the draft positions? Did you guess the standings?

K.I.G, how did you project the draft positions? Did you guess the standings?

Yeah I just guessed on how the teams would do during the 06-07 season.

Riot, stop spamming.

I asked a very valid question.

so............KIG....from those standings....the colts will beat the steelers in the superbowl? not exactly

all you have to do is switch the seahawks draft position with the colts, and switch theirs with the steelers... that way we are back-to-back champs

Is that draft as strong on paper as the one we've just had? Isn't it odd for a wide receiver to go #1?

Is that draft as strong on paper as the one we've just had? Isn't it odd for a wide receiver to go #1?

It's not as strong and its not really that odd for a WR to go number 1. Not many receivers go number 1 but its not that surprising if one goes first.