1-Carolina Panthers (Last year’s record 2-14); Marcell Dareus, Alabama, Defensive End; I don’t think they are ready to give up on Jimmy Clausen yet.

2-Denver Broncos (Last year’s record 4-12); Nick Fairley, Auburn, Defensive Tackle; Extraordinary pass rusher desired.

3-Buffalo Bills (Last year’s record 4-12); Patrick Peterson, LSU, Cornerback; Immediate help at corner, create some desperately needed turnovers.

4-Cincinnati Bengals (Last year’s record 4-12); Blaine Gabbert, Missouri, Quarterback; Palmer says he’s gone, so they’ll need a QB.

5-Arizona Cardinals (Last year’s record 5-11); Cam Newton, Auburn, Quarterback; The wild card QB can’t be any worse than their current situation.

6-Cleveland Browns (Last year’s record 5-11); A.J. Green, Georgia, Wide Receiver; Big receiver who can make even better plays.

7-San Francisco 49ers (Last year’s record 6-10); Prince Amukamara, Nebraska, Cornerback; A speedy cover who can get the job done.

8-Tennessee Titans (Last year’s record 6-10); Julio Jones, Alabama, Wide Receiver; Combined with Kenny Britt, they could move the ball downfield.

9-Dallas Cowboys (Last year’s record 6-10); Gabe Carimi, Wisconsin, Offensive Tackle; Can step in help to rebuild the running game.

10-Washington Redskins (Last year’s record 6-10); Mike Pouncey, Florida, Guard /Center; Desperate need to help the running game, a hole opener.

11-Houston Texans (Last year’s record 6-10); Von Miller, Texas A&M, Linebacker; Can make big plays all over, including cover the flats.

12-Minnesota Vikings (Last year’s record 6-10); Jake Locker, Washington, Quarterback; Really? They need help in various places, this is the spot today, because they can’t currently make a move for a free agent QB.

13-Detroit Lions (Last year’s record 6-10); Anthony Castonzo, Boston College, Offensive Tackle; More building, Detroit, truthfully can be a 10 win team in the next year or 2.

14-St Louis Rams (Last year’s record 7-9); Da'Quan Bowers, Clemson, Defensive End; Can be a great pass rusher, tough competition in St Louis, may bring him to another level.

15-Miami Dolphins (Last year’s record 7-9); Mark Ingram, Alabama, Runningback; Pound the rock, they need a power runner.

16-Jacksonville Jaguars (Last year’s record 8-8); Jimmy Smith, Colorado, Cornerback; Big cover guy with speed and can help with run coverage.

17-New England Patriots (Last year’s record 14-2); Aldon Smith, Missouri, Defensive End; Great potential, and can step in now.

18-San Diego Chargers (Last year’s record 9-7); Tyron Smith, USC, Offensive Tackle; A top-rated tackle, why not?

19-New York Giants (Last year’s record 10-6); Brandon Harris, Miami (FL), Cornerback; Need help with coverage; he can be a gamble, but why not?

20-Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Last year’s record 10-6); Robert Quinn, North Carolina, Defensive End; Quick and good hands.

21-Kansas City Chiefs (Last year’s record 10-6); Nate Solder, Colorado, Offensive Tackle; More holes for their devastating running game.

22-Indianapolis Colts (Last year’s record 10-6); Aaron Williams, Texas, Safety; Next to Antoine Bethea, he can bring hits and coverage.

23-Philadelphia Eagles (Last year’s record 10-6); Danny Watkins, Baylor, Offensive Tackle; Protect your QB…check!

24-New Orleans Saints (Last year’s record 11-5); Ryan Williams, Virgina Tech, Runningback; A flyer here, they can use more running game, best available.

25-Seattle Seahawks (Last year’s record 7-9); Ryan Mallett, Arkansas, Quarterback; Hasselbeck is not lasting forever, big arm, can send it all over the field.

26-Baltimore Ravens (Last year’s record 12-4); Adrian Clayborn, Iowa, Defensive End; The Ravens love D – it feels right here.

27-Atlanta Falcons (Last year’s record 13-3); Cameron Jordan, California, Defensive End; Great size and very strong.

28-New England Patriots (Last year’s record 14-2); Akeem Ayers, UCLA, Linebacker; All part of the opportunistic Pats.

29-Chicago Bears (Last year’s record 11-5); Derek Sherrod, Mississippi State, Offensive Tackle; They gave up 56 sacks to their QBs, help him…now.

30-New York Jets (Last year’s record 11-5); Corey Liuget, Illinois, Defensive Tackle; Good run stopper.

31-Pittsburgh Steelers (Last year’s record 12-4); Brandon Harris, Miami (Fla.), Cornerback; No great coverage corners, why not snag a solid tackler here.

32-Green Bay Packers (Last year’s record 10-6); Cameron Heyward, Ohio State, Defensive End; Good timing, and can help a stout defense that much more.

Written by Tony Karpinski for VegasTopDogs.com
 

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