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2009 NFL Mock Draft

2009 NFL Mock Draft

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Below is our final 2009 NFL Mock Draft. To view the 2009 NFL Draft Results, click here. If you haven’t noticed, our list of 2009 NFL Draft Prospects is in rankings-style format and each profile has college career stats, bio information and even game footage clips/links.

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Updated Last: 4/20/09 – FINAL MOCK

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Lions – Matt Stafford, QB Georgia
Rams – Jason Smith, OT Baylor
Chiefs – Aaron Curry, OL Wake Forest
Seahawks – Eugene Monroe, OT Virginia
Browns – Brian Orakpo, DE Texas
Bengals – Andre Smith, OT Alabama
Raiders – Michael Crabtree, WR Texas Tech
Jaguars – B.J. Raji, DT Boston College
Packers – Aaron Maybin, DE/OLB Penn St.
49ers – Robert Ayers, DE Tennessee
Bills – Tyson Jackson, DE LSU
Broncos – Mark Sanchez, QB USC
Redskins – Michael Oher, OT Mississippi
Saints – Malcolm Jenkins, CB Ohio State
Texans – Brian Cushing, OLB USU
Chargers – Knowshon Moreno, RB Georgia
Jets – Darrius Heyward-Bey, WR Maryland
Broncos (from CHI) – Everette Brown, DE/OLB Florida St.
Bucs – Peria Jerry, DT Auburn
Lions (from DAL) – Eben Britton, OT, Arizona
Eagles – Chris Wells, RB Ohio State
Vikings – Jeremy Maclin, WR Missouri
Patriots – Rey Maualuga, LB USC
Falcons – Brandon Pettigrew, TE Oklahoma State
Dolphins – Vontae Davis, CB Illinois
Ravens – Hakeem Nicks, WR N. Carolina
Eagles (from Carolina) – William Beatty, OT, Connecticut
Colts – D.J. Moore, CB Vanderbilt
Giants – Percy Harvin, WR Flordia
Titans – Alphonso Smith, CB Wake Forest
Cardinals – Donald Brown, RB Connecticut
Steelers – Alex Mack, C California

Note: The Super Bowl winner picks 32nd and the runner-up picks 31st, regardless of regular season records. All other playoff teams are slotted based on their regular season record upon losing their playoff game. 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.

2009 NFL Mock Draft

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