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1. Miami Dolphins-Chris Long (DE) Virginia
2. St. Louis Rams-Vernon Gholston (DE) Ohio State
3. Atlanta Falcons-Matt Ryan (QB) Boston College
4. Oakland Raiders-Trade with Dallas #22 and Marion Barber
Dallas Cowboys-Darren McFadden (RB) Arkansas
5. Kansas City Chiefs-Jake Long (OT) Michigan
6. New York Jets-Keith Rivers (LB) USC
7. New England Patriots-Leodis McKelvin (CB) Troy
8. Baltimore Ravens-Brian Brohm (QB) Louisville
9. Cincinnati Bengals-Sedrick Ellis (DT) USC
10. New Orleans Saints-Glenn Dorsey (DT) LSU
11. Buffalo Bills-Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie (CB) Tennessee State
12. Denver Broncos-Ryan Clady (OT) Boise State
13. Carolina Panthers-Trade with Minnesota #17 and 3rd rounder
Minnesota Vikings-Derrick Harvey (DE) Florida
14. Chicago Bears-Rashard Mendenhall (RB) Illinois
15. Detroit Lions-Mike Jenkins (CB) South Florida
16. Arizona Cardinals-Jonathan Stewart (RB) Oregon
17. Carolina Panthers-Felix Jones (RB) Arkansas
18. Houston Texans-Chris Williams (OT) Vanderbilt
19. Philadelphia Eagles-Philip Merling (DE) Clemson
20. Tampa Bay Bucs-Malcolm Kelly (WR) Oklahoma
21. Washington Redskins-Quentin Groves (DE) Auburn
22. Oakland Raiders-Jeff Otah (OT) Pittsburgh
23. Pittsburgh Steelers-Brandon Albert (OG) Virginia
24. Tennessee Titans-Patrick Sims (DT) Auburn
25. Seattle Seahawks-DeSean Jackson (WR) California
26. Jacksonville Jaguars-Calais Campbell (DE) Miami Fl.
27. San Diego Chargers-Felix Jones (RB) Arkansas
28. Dallas Cowboys-Aqib Talib (CB) Kansas
29. San Francisco 49ers-James Hardy (WR) Indiana
30. Green Bay Packers- Reggie Smith`(CB) Oklahoma
31. New York Giants-Kenny Phillips (S) Miami Fl.
32. Miami Dolphins-Curtis Lofton (MLB) Oklahoma
33. St. Louis Rams-Sam Baker (OT) USC
34. Oakland Raiders-Mario Manningham (WR) Michigan
35. Kansas City Chiefs-Joe Flacco (QB) Delaware
36. New York Jets- Kentwan Balmer (DT) North Carolina
37. Atlanta Falcons-Trade with New England for picks 62 and 69
New England Patriots-Jerod Mayo (LB) Tennessee
38. Baltimore Ravens- Limas Sweed (WR) Texas
39. San Francisco 49ers- Dre Moore (DT) Maryland
40. New Orleans Saints-Trade pick 40, 79 and 138 to Green Bay for Picks 57, 60, 93
Green Bay Packers-Martellus Bennett (TE) Texas A&M
42. Denver Broncos- Dustin Keller (TE) Purdue
43. Carolina Panthers-Chad Henne (QB) Michigan
44. Chicago Bears-Devin Thomas (WR) Michigan State
 
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45. Detroit Lions-Gosder Cherilus (T) Boston College
46. Cincinnati Bengals-Erin Henderson (ILB) Maryland
47. Minnesota Vikings-Justin King (CB) Penn State
48. Atlanta Falcons- Jeremy Zuttah (G) Rutgers
49. Philadelphia Eagles-Early Doucet (WR) LSU
50. Arizona Cardinals- Roy Schuening (G) Oregon State
51. Washington Redskins- Xavier Adibi (OLB) Virginia Tech
52. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Philip Wheeler (ILB) Georgia Tech
53. Pittsburgh Steelers- Lawrence Jackson (DE) USC
54. Tennessee Titans-Donnie Avery (WR) Houston
55. Seattle Seahawks-Chilo Rachal (G) USC
56. Jacksonville Jaguars-Brandon Flowers (CB) Virginia Tech
57. New Orleans Saints- Antoine Cason (CB) Arizona
58. Dallas Cowboys- Josh Barrett (S) Arizona State
59. Miami Dolphins- Tracy Porter (CB) Indiana
60. New Orleans Saints- Trevor Laws (DT) Notre Dame
61. Indianapolis Colts- Carl Nicks (T) Nebraska
62. Atlanta Falcons- Thomas DeCoud (S) Cal
63. New York Giants- Eddie Royal (WR) Virginia Tech

Saints Picks
10 Glen Dorsey DT LSU-I believe they will want to trade down to get more picks but with Dorsey falling, he is too good to pass up.
57 Antoine Cason CB Arizona-4.5 40 time drops the most talented ready to play CB in the draft.
60 Trevor Laws DT Notre Dame-Value at the end of the 2nd,adds youth to a old position.

Remaining Saints Picks
93.Traded to San Francisco for picks 103 and 133 (Loomis and Payton like to recoop lost picks)
103.Wesley Woodyard, OLB-Kentucky-Speedy LB to givr depth and is a good st guy
133.Jacob Hester, FB-LSU-Depth at FB plus short yardage back incase Deuce is done.Payton cauld be real creative at a number of positions with him. Adds another dimenition to the offense and can contribute on ST
169.Stanford Kegler, OLB-Purdue-underated, value and depth.
200.Darius Reynaud, WR-West Virginia-Little used in WV spread offense, gut has great ability, will compete for 3-4 wr slot, can return kicks,
 
Why does #10 say New Orleans Saints-Saint Louis Rams?

Also, I seriously doubt Trevor Laws lasts that long. Don't like the Hester pick. It would also probably cost the Cowboys more than that to move that far up.
 
why do you have cromartie going to buffalo when you already have his saints jersey?
 
I like it but I would tempted to take a T in the second (possibly Nicks)
 
I don't see Dallas giving up Barber in a deal to get McFadden. Barber is a totally different runner than McFadden and the Arkansas RB needs a bruising counterpart to succeed, just like Bush I believe.
 
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45. Detroit Lions-Gosder Cherilus (T) Boston College
46. Cincinnati Bengals-Erin Henderson (ILB) Maryland
47. Minnesota Vikings-Justin King (CB) Penn State
48. Atlanta Falcons- Jeremy Zuttah (G) Rutgers
49. Philadelphia Eagles-Early Doucet (WR) LSU
50. Arizona Cardinals- Roy Schuening (G) Oregon State
51. Washington Redskins- Xavier Adibi (OLB) Virginia Tech
52. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Philip Wheeler (ILB) Georgia Tech
53. Pittsburgh Steelers- Lawrence Jackson (DE) USC
54. Tennessee Titans-Donnie Avery (WR) Houston
55. Seattle Seahawks-Chilo Rachal (G) USC
56. Jacksonville Jaguars-Brandon Flowers (CB) Virginia Tech
57. New Orleans Saints- Antoine Cason (CB) Arizona
58. Dallas Cowboys- Josh Barrett (S) Arizona State
59. Miami Dolphins- Tracy Porter (CB) Indiana
60. New Orleans Saints- Trevor Laws (DT) Notre Dame
61. Indianapolis Colts- Carl Nicks (T) Nebraska
62. Atlanta Falcons- Thomas DeCoud (S) Cal
63. New York Giants- Eddie Royal (WR) Virginia Tech

Saints Picks
10 Glen Dorsey DT LSU-I believe they will want to trade down to get more picks but with Dorsey falling, he is too good to pass up.
57 Antoine Cason CB Arizona-4.5 40 time drops the most talented ready to play CB in the draft.
60 Trevor Laws DT Notre Dame-Value at the end of the 2nd,adds youth to a old position.

Remaining Saints Picks
93.Traded to San Francisco for picks 103 and 133 (Loomis and Payton like to recoop lost picks)
103.Wesley Woodyard, OLB-Kentucky-Speedy LB to givr depth and is a good st guy
133.Jacob Hester, FB-LSU-Depth at FB plus short yardage back incase Deuce is done.Payton cauld be real creative at a number of positions with him. Adds another dimenition to the offense and can contribute on ST
169.Stanford Kegler, OLB-Purdue-underated, value and depth.
200.Darius Reynaud, WR-West Virginia-Little used in WV spread offense, gut has great ability, will compete for 3-4 wr slot, can return kicks,
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Good effort but where's our TE?
 
Why waste a draft pick on Hester? He more than likely will be an UDFA, because of the dreaded "tweener" label.

I'd replace that pick with a center/guard swingman who could be groomed as a starter.

I'd also take Brad Cottom, the TE from Tennessee over Wesley Woodyard. Injury issues will drive his draft stock down, but he would be great fit in Payton's offense
 
Dorsey and Cason is actually my dream draft.

Cason may be there in the 2nd, and would be a great pick for the Saints IMO, but Dorsey at 10 seems like a pipe dream.
 
10. New Orleans Saints-Glenn Dorsey (DT) LSU

A homer's dream come true.
 
I'm thinking.

This is bravest prediction I've seen ever regarding the draft, and I've seen some Doosies.

"40. New Orleans Saints-Trade pick 40, 79 and 138 to Green Bay for Picks 57, 60, 93
Green Bay Packers-Martellus Bennett (TE) Texas A&M"

I bet you miss on this one, LOL.


ddd
 
Glenn Dorsey will not be available at the 10th spot
 

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