17. Cincinnati Bengals (From Oakland) – David DeCastro OG, Stanford – The Bengals are on their way up with young guns Dalton and Green. Getting DeCastro will only help the Bengals and Dalton that much better.
18. San Diego Chargers – Cordy Glenn OL, Georgia – After missing DeCastro by one pick, they grab the versatile Glenn, who they can plug in wherever needed on their line.
19. Chicago Bears – Michael Floyd WR, Notre Dame – The Bears have managed with their mediocre receivers the past few years, but it’s time they bring in a true number one.
20. Tennessee Titans – Alfonzo Dennard CB, Nebraska – The Titans may need help in their secondary if Cortland Finnegan leaves via free agency.
21. Cincinnati Bengals – Janoris Jenkins CB, North Alabama – The Bengals have the luxury of two first round, so taking a chance on Jenkins could turn out to be a day one steal.
22. Cleveland Browns (From Atlanta) – Kendall Wright WR, Baylor – What better way to make a rookie more comfortable than bringing in his favorite target along with him.
23. Detroit Lions – Mike Adams OT, Ohio State – This may be a reach for Adams, but we always see some offensive lineman shoot up the board by the time draft day rolls around.
24. Pittsburgh Steelers – Michael Brockers DT, LSU – The Steelers, like the Jets, thrive on a great defense. I have a feeling Brockers’ stock will rise before draft day, but if he’s still around for the steelers, they shouldn’t hesitate to snap him up.
25. Denver Broncos – Lamar Miller RB, Miami – The Broncos got pleasant surprise with McGahee last year, and he should be even more serviceable with a young stud like Miller sharing snaps with him.
26. Houston Texans – Dontari Poe DT, Memphis – The Texans could reach for a Receiver here, or they could upgrade the middle of their defensive line.
27. New England Patriots (From New Orleans) – Nick Perry DE, USC – The Patriots offense hides just how bad their defense actually is. Perry can come in and cause trouble in oppoisng teams backfields, which is what the Patriots need more of.
28. Green Bay Packers – Andre Branch DE, Clemson – The Packer’s explosive offense was all for nothing, as their defense was average at best. Look for them to bring in players on all three levels of their defense.
29. Baltimore Ravens – Peter Konz C,Wisconsin – It looks like Matt Birk will be back for another year, but that could very well be his last. Why not bring in Konz to learn from one of the best of all time.
30. San Francisco 49ers – Mohamed Sanu WR, Rutgers – The 9ers need to bring in some more talent opposite Michael Crabtree, which will only benefit him and Vernon Davis in the passing attack.
31. New England Patriots – Chase Minnifield CB, Virginia – The Patriots should grab Minnifield or whichever corner is tops on their board with this, and maybe their next five picks.
32. New York Giants – Coby Fleener TE, Stanford – Why not bring in one more weapon for their already scary passing attack?
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