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2010 NFL Mock Draft

2010 NFL Mock Draft

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Below will sit our 2010 NFL Mock Draft — It will be up shortly! Our 2010 NFL Mock Draft Predictions will be updated all the way up to the 2010 April NFL Draft.. Our 2010 NFL Draft Prospect Profiles will also be up shortly. For the official 2009 NFL Draft Results, click here.

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Updated Last: 3/12/2010

FFXtreme Mock

St. Louis: QB Sam Bradford (Oklahoma)
Detroit: DT Ndamukong Suh (Nebraska)
Tampa Bay: DT Gerald McCoy (Oklahoma)
Washington: OT Russell Okung (Oklahoma State)
Kansas City: S Eric Berry (Tennessee)
Seattle: QB Jimmy Clausen (Notre Dame)
Cleveland: LB Rolando McClain (Alabama)
Oakland: OT Bruce Campbell (Maryland)
Buffalo: OT Anthony Davis (Rutgers)
Denver (via Chicago): WR Dez Bryant (Oklahoma State)
Jacksonville: DE Derrick Morgan (Georgia Tech)
Miami: CB Joe Haden (Florida)
San Francisco: OT Bryan Bulaga (Iowa)
Seattle (via Denver): RB C.J. Spiller (Clemson)
NY Giants: DT Brian Price (UCLA)
Tennessee: WR Damian Williams (USC)
San Francisco (via Carolina): OT Trent Williams (Oklahoma)
Pittsburgh: T Dan Williams (Tennessee)
Atlanta: DE Everson Griffen (USC)
Houston: S Earl Thomas (Texans)
Cincinnati: DE/OLB Jerry Hughes (TCU)
New England: RB Jahvid Best (Cal)
Green Bay: OT Charles Brown (USC)
Philadelphia: DE Carlos Dunlap (Florida)
Baltimore: WR Brandon LaFell (LSU)
Arizona: WR Arrelious Benn (Illinois)

Dallas: S Taylor Mays (USC)

San Diego:: RB Jonathan Dwyer (Georgia Tech)

NY Jets: DE/OLB Brandon Graham
Minnesota: TE Jermaine Gresham
Indianapolis: CB Donovan Warren (Michigan)
New Orleans: DT Jared Odrick (Penn State)

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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.