1. Houston - Jadeveon Clowney DE South Carolina *Jr.
2. St. Louis - Greg Robinson T Auburn *So.
3. Jacksonville - Khalil Mack LB Buffalo
4. Cleveland - Johnny Manziel QB Texas A&M *So.
5. Oakland - Sammy Watkins WR Clemson *Jr.
6. Atlanta - Jake Matthews T Texas A&M
7. Tampa Bay - Mike Evans WR Texas A&M *So.
8. Minnesota - Blake Bortles QB UCF *Jr.
9. Buffalo - Taylor Lewan T Michigan
10. Detroit - Justin Gilbert CB Oklahoma State
11. Tennessee - Anthony Barr LB UCLA
Barr has fluttered around a lot of spots leading up to the draft, but he seems to have settled on this spot in most mocks, going to the Titans, who could really use a pass-rushing linebacker. Mack moving up the boards has helped Barr, as he will be the next-best option as a pass-rushing linebacker after Mack is snatched up with one of the first few picks.
12. NYGiants - Aaron Donald DT Pitt
13. St. Louis - Hasean Clinton-Dix S Alabama *Jr.
14. Chicago - Timmy Jernigan DT Florida State *Jr.
15. Pittsburgh - Darqueze Dennard CB Michigan State
16. Dallas - Louis Nix DT Notre Dame *Jr.
17. Baltimore - Calvin Pryor S Louisville *Jr.
18. NYJets - Odell Beckham Jr. WR LSU *Jr.
19. Miami - Zack Martin T Notre Dame
20. Arizona - Kony Ealy DE Missouri *Jr.
21. Green Bay - C.J. Mosley LB Alabama
22. Philadelphia - Marqise Lee WR USC *Jr.
Lee seems to have slipped to the back of the Beckham, Cooks, Lee pack of receivers, but I think Chip Kelly would grab him to replace DeSean Jackson, remembering what Lee did to his Ducks in 2011 and 2012. He has a lot to prove after his disappointing 2013 season and his stock has rightfully slipped, but I still think he has a very good chance at becoming the best receiver in this class and Kelly's up-tempo offense and Nick Foles' arm should provide a major boost.
23. Kansas City - Brandin Cooks WR Oregon State *Jr.
Cooks appears to have cemented himself in the first round after a stellar off-season and that says a lot as it looked impossible for that to happen during the season with his lack of size. He would be an excellent pick-up for the Chiefs who really need a guy like him who can be a deep threat and a steady, consistent target at the same time.
24. Cincinnati - Dee Ford DE Auburn
25. San Diego - Ra'Shede Hageman DT Minnesota
26. Cleveland - Bradley Roby CB Ohio State *Jr.
27. New Orleans - Demarcus Lawrence DE Boise State *Jr.
28. Carolina - Cyrus Kouandijo T Alabama *Jr.
29. New England - Eric Ebron TE North Carolina *Jr.
30. San Francisco - Kelvin Benjamin WR Florida State *So.
31. Denver - Ryan Shazier LB Ohio State *Jr.
32. Seattle - Allen Robinson WR Penn State *Jr.
Round 2
33. Houston - Bishop Sankey RB Washington *Jr.
There is a gargantuan pack of running backs with 2-4 round potential and Sankey had the best off-season of the bunch, so I think he is the first off the board. With Ben Tate gone and Arian Foster always a risk for injury, the Texans could really use another running back.
34. Washington - Xavier Su'a-Filo G UCLA *Jr.
Su'a-Filo is battling it out with David Yankey to be the first guard taken in the draft and being bigger and more natural at the position, I think he goes first. The Redskins need help at a lot of positions, but especially guard where Su'a-Filo could contribute right away.
35. Cleveland - David Yankey G Stanford *Jr.
The other guard from the Pac-12 is no slouch, a perennial All-American who has proved doubters wrong by testing well in the off-season, so well he could even slip into the first round. After taking their quarterback, the Browns need some more help up front inside and Yankey would provide just that.
36. Oakland - Stephon Tuitt DE Notre Dame *Jr.
37. St. Louis - Carlos Hyde RB Ohio State
38. Tampa Bay - Teddy Bridgewater QB Louisville *Jr.
39. Jacksonville - Derek Carr QB Fresno State
40. Minnesota - Scott Crichton DE Oregon State *Jr.
Crichton is one of the rare Pac-12 prospects for this year's draft who has seemed to hover in the same area the entire leading up to the draft. I don't think he will last long in the second round as a number of teams need pass-rushing ends and there are not many in this draft after the first round.
41. Buffalo - Jace Amaro TE Texas Tech *Jr.
42. Tennessee - Morgan Moses T Virginia
43. NYGiants - Antonio Richardson T Tennessee *Jr.
44. St. Louis - Jordan Matthews WR Vanderbilt
45. Detroit - Kyle Van Noy LB BYU
46. Pittsburgh - Jeremiah Attaochu DE Georgia Tech
47. Dallas - Deone Bucannon S Washington State
Bucannon flew under the radar at WSU, but has been blowing up since the end of the season, and rightfully so as he was one of the best safeties in the nation in 2013. He would be a great addition to the back of the Cowboys' defenses as a hard-hitting enforcer.
48. Baltimore - Davante Adams WR Fresno State *So.
49. NYJets - Troy Niklas TE Notre Dame
50. Miami - Chris Borland LB Wisconsin
51. Chicago - Kyle Fuller CB Virginia Tech
52. Arizona - Trent Murphy LB Stanford
Murphy once looked like he could be a Top 15 pick, but his flaws and tweener tendencies have been picked apart, but falling to the middle of the second round isn't the worst thing in the world. The Phoenix native could be a perfect addition to the Cardinals' scary defense and could end up being the best rush-linebacker in the draft.
53. Green Bay - Austin Seferian-Jenkins TE Washington *Jr.
Seferian-Jenkins was once a sure-fire first round pick, but has been plummeting since an off-season DUI last spring and now seems like a guy who should have come back for his senior season. Still, he is a phenomenal talent and without a doubt the third or fourth-best tight end available in this draft and a lot of teams need them this year, including the Packers.
54. Philadelphia - Shayne Skov LB Stanford
One of the best linebackers in recent Pac-12 history has a great overall package - size, athleticism, leadership and fire that won't quite get him into the first round, but make him an excellent second or third round candidate. The Eagles need a lot of help on defense, and Skov is another guy that Kelly has to be familiar with excelling against the Ducks.
55. Cincinnati - Jason Verrett CB TCU
56. San Francisco - Marcus Roberson CB Florida *Jr.
57. San Diego - Kareem Martin DE North Carolina
58. New Orleans - Martavis Bryant WR Clemson
59. Indianapolis - Lamarcus Joyner CB Florida State
60. Carolina - Dri Archer WR Kent State
61. San Francisco - Jackson Jeffcoat DE Texas
62. New England - Marcus Martin C USC *Jr.
The best center in the draft, Martin is a mountain that blew up as a junior and should be the first player at his position off the board. Not a lot of teams need centers this year (per the usual), but the Patriots could use help at the spot and Martin would be the best option.
63. Denver - Carl Bradford DE Arizona State *Jr.
A bowling ball that can get after the passer and make big hits, Bradford isn't your prototypical end rusher size wise, but he gets it done with a combination of quickness, drive, athleticism and tenacity. The Broncos are desperate for pass-rushers and Bradford would be the best available late in the second.
64. Seattle - Gabe Jackson G Mississippi State