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2007 NFL Mock Draft

Below is our final 2007 NFL Mock Draft — Be sure to check out the actual 2007 NFL Draft Results and keep tabs on our 2008 NFL Mock Draft, which is already posted (and constantly updated).

Final Mock: 4/27/07

JaMarcus Russell (QB, LSU) – OAK
Calvin Johnson (WR, G Tech) – DET
Brady Quinn (QB, Notre Dame) – CLE
Gaines Adams (DE, Clemson) – TB
Joe Thomas (OT, Wisconsin) – AZ
Alan Branch (DT, Michigan) – WAS
Laron Landry (DB, LSU) – MIN
Adrian Peterson (RB, Oklahoma) – ATL
Amobi Okoye (DT, Louisville) – MIA
Jamaal Anderson (DE, Arkansas) – HOU
Ted Ginn Jr. (WR, Ohio State) – SF
Dwayne Jarrett (WR, USC) – BUF
Patrick Willis (LB, Mississippi) – STL
Levi Brown (OT, Penn St.) – CAR
Leon Hall (CB, Michigan) – PIT
Marshawn Lynch (RB, Cali) – GB
Reggie Nelson (FS, Florida) – JAX
Jarvis Moss (DE, Florida) – CIN
Dwayne Bowe (WR, LSU) – TEN
Chris Houston (CB, Arkansas) – NYG
Kenny Irons (Auburn) – DEN
Marcus McCauley (CB, Fresno St.) – DAL
Robert Meacham (WR, Tennessee) – KC
Darrelle Revis (CB, Pittsburgh) – NE (from SEA)
Fred Bennett (CB, South Carolina) – NYJ
Paul Posluszny (LB, Penn St.) – PHI
Greg Olsen (TE, Miami Florida) – NO
Aaron Rouse (SS, Virginia Tech) – NE
Justin Blalock (OG, Texas) – BAL
Sidney Rice (WR, S.Carolina) – SD
Quinn Pitcock (DT, Ohio St.) – CHI
Tank Tyler (DT, North Carolina St.) – IND

*CLE wins coin toss that decides 3/4 picks, TB gets #4.
** The Super Bowl winner picks 32nd while the runner-up picks 31st regardless of regular season records. All other teams in the playoffs are based on their regular season record upon losing their playoff match-up. If a team in the playoffs and a team not in the playoffs have the same regular season record, the non-playoff team will select first. If two teams in the playoffs have the same regular season record, the team that lost first in the playoffs will select first. If two playoff teams have the same record and both exit the playoffs in the same round, strength-of-schedule tiebreaker is then used