Check out the 2009 NFL Mock Draft!
1. Miami Dolphins – Jake Long – OT – Michigan
2. St. Louis Rams- Chris Long – DE – Virginia
3. Atlanta Falcons – Glenn Dorsey – DT – LSU
4. Oakland Raiders – Vernon Gholston – DE – OSU
5. Kansas City Chiefs – Branden Albert – OG – Virginia
6. New York Jets – Darren McFadden – RB – Arkansas
7. New England Patriots – Keith Rivers – LB – USC
8. Baltimore Ravens – Matt Ryan – QB – BC
9. Cincinatti Bengals – Derrick Harvey – DE – Florida
10. New Orleans Saints – Sedrick Ellis – DT – USC
11. Buffalo Bills – Leodis McKelvin – CB – Troy
12. Denver Broncos – Chris Williams – OT – Vanderbilt
13. Carolina Panthers – Ryan Clady – OT – Boise St.
14. Chicago Bears – Jeff Otah – OT – Pittsburgh
15. Detroit Lions – Rashard Mendenhall – RB – Illinois
16. Arizona Cardinals – Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie – CB – Tenn St.
17. Kansas City Chiefs – Philip Merling – DE – Clemson
18. Houston Texans – Jonathan Stewart – RB – Oregon
19. Philadelphia Eagles – Gosder Cherilus – OT – BC
20. Tampa Bay Bucs – Kentwan Balmer – DT – North Carolina
21. Washington Redskins – Devin Thomas – WR – Mich. St.
22. Dallas Cowboys – Mike Jenkins – CB – USF
23. Pittsburgh Steelers – Quentin Groves – DE – Auburn
24. Tennessee Titans – Desean Jackson – WR – California
25. Seattle Seahawks – Dustin Keller – TE – Purdue
26. Jacksonville Jaguars – Lawrence Jackson – DE – USC
27. San Diego Chargers – Kenny Phillips – S – Miami
28. Dallas Cowboys – Felix Jones – RB – Arkansas
29. San Francisco 49ers – Sam Baker – OT – USC
30. Green Bay Packers – Aqib Talib – CB – Kansas
31. Pick Forfeited
32. New York Giants – Jerod Mayo – LB – Tennessee
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Roger Goodell didn’t take this pick because it’s not the Patriots’. Its the 49ers. Theres your logic.
Why Roger Goodell didn’t strip them of this pick is beyond any reason or logic. Lucky for New England the 49ers are a joke.
They’ll trade down and get a couple of players they really want. I remember a couple of years ago when they drafted Mankins, Mel Keiper screwed his face all up and said something like it was a stupid pick and the other guards were better. The other analysts complimented the Patriots for being excellent talent assessors. And look what turned out. Here’s to you, Mel — har har hardy har har.
As we all know, the Patriots are masters at identifying value where no one else can. Rumor is that Malcom Kelly was sighted visiting the Patriots and would be an outstanind short-term and long-term solution for this team. They are once again choosing to look past any character issues in this guy.
gholston shouldnt go to he raiders he have good linebackers and thats what hell play in the pros i think NE will trade up for him!!!! but i hate them…
What are you talking about… he has them taking mckelvin
ne plays a 3-4 so.. they dont really need another nose when they got wilfork.. i think they go corner
So anyone from the SEC is good right?
Dorsey is too small for the 3-4. Yes Mike Wright has played well in the 3-4 and he is a smaller nose.But the Pats have never had to gamble a top 10 salary on Mike Wright.Dorsey is not even worth discussing.
I can see that swap happening… I talked about it in the < HREF="http://www.nepatriotsdraft.com/2008/03/possible-trade-partners.html" REL="nofollow" TITLE="Possible Trade Partners">Possible Trade Partners<> post a few days ago.
if mcfadden is there at 7, expect the pats too swap picks with the cowgirls and aquire the cowgirls other first rounder.
Dorsey’s injuries might not be that bad, and the Patriots never overpay CB’s (Law/Gay/Samuel) They will probably trade down anyway.
#1 Why would NE take Dorsey(injuries) if Ellis is there? #2 NE lost most of it’s starting secondary,seems to me getting the best secondary(DB’s) is a higher priority. ILB is another priority.