Mock Draft

The GMTR Readers Fantasy Basketball Mock Draft started yesterday. If you applied and didn’t get an email about it, I apologize. We had a bunch of people apply, and Patrick even let one extra person take his spot. Much like the GMTR Readers League last season, there are fierce competitors who read this blog. You can [...]

Okay, many - or at least several - people have expressed interest in taking part in a Readers’ Mock Draft. So, you will have your chance. In addition to Patrick and Myself, 10 readers will be selected (presuming of course, that there are 10 readers interested) to partake in the Mocking of a Draft. To aid [...]

I did my third The Sporting News Live Mock Fantasy Football Draft today.  They offer 10 & 12 Team Drafts that go 15 rounds, which  I use to gauge where people are picked.  As the season approaches, these Mock Drafts become better because everyone is more up-to-speed on the players and you get a full draft.  When [...]

It is only June but it is never to early to start thinking about what all the other owners are thinking. In this weeks Fantasy Football News and Advice Show, Corey welcomes two experts to the show - Lee from FootballJabber.com and Jeremy from MWCFootball - to discuss what is happening in some of the [...]

Alright, here is my updated mock draft. Of course, when you change even 1 pick, there is a trickle down effect and the whole thing gets turned around. No huge changes, but I will explain the changes below, many of which came from the information at the Orlando pre-draft camp. Notes:

The 2008 NFL Draft is behind us, but it doesn't mean we can't have a little fun and take a look at the 2009 draft. Scout.com's NFL Draft Analyst Chris Steuber releases his first 2009 mock draft and includes draft-eligible underclassmen.

The NFL Draft is upon us, so the time has come for the team experts at Scout.com to huddle up once again for their annual mock draft. Which of the first-round talents have seen their stock drop? And who could end up being a second-round steal? Here is the bottom half of Round 2 ...

This post sums up our mock draft. There's already been one trade affecting the draft order, with KC getting the #17 pick from Minnesota, and there are bound to be more in the first round before all is said and...

To conclude our mock draft the New York Giants are now on the clock with the 31st pick. After winning a championship and pulling off one of the biggest upsets in Superbowl history, the New York Giants are looking to...

The NFL Draft is upon us, so the time has come for the experts at Scout.com to huddle up once again for their annual intersite mock draft. Who will be the second quarterback chosen? What can the Falcons do with three second-rounders? Is a tight end finally going to go? Here is the top half of Round 2 ...

There is nothing more uncertain in sports than the NFL Draft, but the Miami Dolphins didn't waste anytime to lock up their No. 1 pick, Michigan OT Jake Long. With Long headed for Miami, Scout.com's NFL Draft Analyst Chris Steuber makes his final predictions for this weekend's big day.

To continue with our mock draft, Green Bay is on the clock with the 30th pick. So the second best team in the NFC finally loses the legend that is Brett Favre. Unless #4 changes his mind before September, the...

To continue with our mock draft, San Francisco is on the clock with the 29th pick. Well one of the main questions is what to do at quarterback? Alex Smith had a pretty good season a couple of years ago...

The NFL draft is coming up in a just a couple of days, and it’s time to think about how your team will fuck it up again. I usually watch the draft alone on a cold concrete floor surrounded by lithium, vodka, and kerosene. This way I don’t have to be slowly killed by poor [...]

The NFL Draft is upon us, so the time has come for the experts at Scout.com to huddle up for their annual mock draft. When will the run on receivers begin? What will Dallas do with its two first-rounders? Does another QB get selected soon? Here is the bottom half of Round 1 ...

To continue with our Mock Draft, the Cowboys are up again with Number 28. It seems we've been down this road before. Ah yes, a few picks ago. Taking Brandon Flowers at 22, and still waiting on the Pacman deal,...

The NFL Draft is upon us, so the time has come for the experts at Scout.com to huddle up once again for their annual intersite mock draft to see what would happen if they were in charge. Who will end up being No. 1 overall? When does QB Matt Ryan come off the board? How many offensive tackles go in the top 10? Here is the top half of Round 1 ...

Here's a take on what would happen in Round 1 of the 2008 draft if the teams were allowed to pick players already in the league. I'll admit it: It's silly. But it's also a lot more interesting than perusing another standard mock draft, version 16.4.

To continue our mock draft the San Diego Chargers are now on the clock with the 27th pick. After coming within a game of reaching the Superbowl, the Chargers clearly look to be the class of the AFC West once...

To continue our own mock draft, Jacksonville is on the clock with the 26th Pick in the draft. There's not much to say about Jacksonville. Tony Kornheiser and Bill Simmons "The Sports Guy" have written many columns about the city...

To continue our own mock draft, the Seahawks are on the clock with the 25th Pick in the draft. How do you improve upon another division and first round win in the playoffs? With the acquisition of Jones to help...

To continue our own mock draft, the Titans are on the clock with the 24th Pick in the draft. Remember the Titans? "Everywhere we go...people wanna know...people wanna know...who we are...who we are...so we tell them ...so we tell them...We...

To continue our mock draft, rotating the picks among the bloggers, the Pittsburgh Steelers are now on the clock with the 23rd pick in the draft. As a Patriots fan I never thought I'd utter these words, but: I miss...

To continue with our mock draft, the Dallas Cowboys are now on the clock with the 22nd pick. Dallas needs help at corner, wide receiver, and running back. Cornerback could be addressed with the Adam "Pacman" Jones trade Jerry Jones...

To continue our own mock draft, the Washington Redskins are finally on the clock with the 21st Pick in the draft. Several issues exist that must concern the coaching staff regarding the current roster. Identified below will be an illustration...

To continue our own mock draft, the Philadelphia Eagles are on the clock now with the 19th Pick in the draft. The Eagles have some very obvious needs. The Eagles need a wide receiver badly, but the last time the...

The final 2008 NFL Mock Draft brought to you by Football Jabber is up. Three Rounds of Mockness, first two with commentary.  Here is a look at the Top 10, you can click by round after that… Round 1 1 ) Miami - OT Jake Long Bill Parcells grabs the anchor of his offensive [...]

This is ITI’s final Mock Draft for the 2008 NFL Draft. There are 3 rounds, so just click Continue Reading to get to rounds 2 and 3. At the very bottom there is a Poll where you can grade this Mock. If you see any errors, or want to leave your thoughts, please feel free [...]

To continue our own mock draft, rotating the picks among the bloggers the Houston Texans are on the clock now with the 18th Pick in the draft. For years now the offensive line hasn't just been bad, but extremely woeful....

To continue our own mock draft, rotating the picks among the bloggers the Minnesota Vikings are on the clock now with the 17th Pick in the draft. Wow, I guess I'm glad the Texans didn't jump in front of the...

To continue our own mock draft, rotating the picks among the bloggers the Arizona Cardinals are on the clock now with the 16th Pick in the draft. The Cardinals have some major areas of concern. Most NFL experts didn't know...

To continue our own mock draft, rotating the picks among the bloggers the Detroit Lions are on the clock now with the 15th Pick in the draft. Pick #15: Rashard Mendenhall, RB Illinois With the top WR prospect already gone,...

To continue our own mock draft, rotating the picks among the bloggers the Carolina Panthers are on the clock now with the 13th Pick in the draft. Carolina sports some of the best bbq around. You can almost hear someone...

To continue our own mock draft, rotating the picks among the bloggers the Denver Broncos are on the clock now with the 12th Pick in the draft. There are some obvious holes that could be filled with the 12th pick...

To continue our own mock draft, rotating the picks among the bloggers the Buffalo Bills are on the clock now with the 11th Pick in the draft. I've never been to Buffalo, and I am perfectly fine with that. Much...

To continue our own mock draft, rotating the picks among the bloggers the New Orleans Saints are on the clock now with the 10th Pick in the draft. 10th Pick: Leodis McKelvin, CB Troy. The music has stopped and the...

“The Queen City” is next on the draft board. Home to Skyline Chili. If you’ve never had the pleasure of this culinary “treat”, well then you’re probably lucky. Granted, I’ve had it more than once in my life just because...

To continue our own mock draft, rotating the picks among the bloggers the Baltimore Ravens are on the clock now with the 8th Pick in the draft. 8th Pick: Ryan Clady, OT Boise St. Many good players are available for...

To continue our own mock draft, rotating the picks among the bloggers the New England Patriots are on the clock now with the 7th Pick in the draft. Pick #7: Vernon Gholston, LB Ohio State After a record setting offensive...

To continue our own mock draft, rotating the picks among the bloggers the New York Jets are on the clock now with the 6th Pick in the draft. 6th Pick: Matt Ryan, QB Boston College The best player available would...

Johan Santana After Giving Up A Two-Run HR A matchup of two teams that could not be more diametrically opposed. This matchup is an excellent illustration of my theory on fractional/marginal gains during individual draft rounds. The fact is that not one of his starters and not one of my relievers is likely to have any marginal value this week. He is going to pound me into oblivion in W and K

Johan Santana After Giving Up A Two-Run HR A matchup of two teams that could not be more diametrically opposed. This matchup is an excellent illustration of my theory on fractional/marginal gains during individual draft rounds. The fact is that not one of his starters and not one of my relievers is likely to have any marginal value this week. He is going to pound me into oblivion in W and K

Pick #5 Sedrick Ellis, DT USC With a QB depth chart that features Brodie Croyle, Damon Huard, and Tyler Thigpen, the Chiefs have to take a long look at Matt Ryan at the #5 spot. Although the jury is still...

To continue our own mock draft, rotating the picks among the bloggers the Oakland Raiders are on the clock now with the 4th Pick in the draft. 4th Pick: Darren McFadden, RB Arkansas The Raiders could use some help along...

Hmmm…. Atlanta, huh? What can I say about this city? Well, CNN is headquartered here. I’ve had the fortune of getting an inside tour of the place and actually being on the floor where the anchors broadcast. And from the...

To continue our own mock draft, rotating the picks among the bloggers the St. Louis Rams are on the clock now with the 2nd Pick in the draft. 2nd Pick: Chris Long, DE Virginia With an aging core of wide...

We at the DC Sports Page thought it would be fun to run our own mock draft, rotating the picks among the bloggers. We'll be bringing that to you over the next few weeks. So without further ado here's the...

The Football Jabber Three Round NFL Mock Draft has been updated. There has been quite a bit of movement with all of the Free Agency activity. Sink your choppers in as the wait for the 2008 NFL Draft enters it’s final month! Round One | Round Two | Round Three Round 1 [...]

# team name pos school 1 TEXANS Reggie Bush RB USC 2 SAINTS Mario Williams DE NC State 3 TITANS Matt Leinart QB USC 4 JETS D'brickashaw Ferguson OT Virginia 5 PACKERS AJ Hawk LB Ohio State 6 49ers Vernon Davis TE Maryland 7 RAIDERS Michael Huff DB Texas 8 BILLS Brodr

Here is my discussion of the mock draft. I am pleased to report that I will be exchanging links with a few of the participants so readers can get a varied view of the draft. Despite the disaster that was fantasyauctioneer.com, thanks to the yeoman efforts of MLB Front Office and the flexibility of the expert participants we were able to do a mock draft last night. One thing that is great about

A “Mockery” Of The Draft At Its Finest! 2008 Football Movie Character Mock Draft Courtesy Of: www.Tiricosuave.com -nfl-movie-character-mock-draft/ 1. Miami Dolphins - Forrest Gump. KR. (Forrest Gump). Bill Parcells would prefer to go with a defensive player here, but can’t resist a player who scores nearly every time he touches the ball. Concerns over Gumps intelligence were [...]

Its getting close to the end of mock draft season. The NFL regular season kicks of a week from Thursday. Many of you have probably already had your big live draft. But for those of you still planning out your draft board, here are a few late preseason observations.Joseph Addai has clearly become a top 5 draft choice. The Colts strong preseason showing last week only solidifies his position even more.Don't wait until round 5 to draft a QB. The risk is too high and you may end up with an inconsistent player at a very important position.Reggie Wayne may be the only elite WR left in the 3rd round. TJ Houshmandzadeh, Marques Colston and Larry Fitzgerald could be great WR2 value picks in the late 3rd and early 4th rounds.If you want the Chicago Defense, you may have to spend a 5th round pick.Good luck in those fantasy drafts. Practicing in a mock draft ahead of time is a great way to prepare for the real draft.

Presenting the first 60 fantasy football draft picks from a recent fantasy football mock draft for your study and enjoyment. Pick Player 60 Rivers, Philip (QB, SD) 59 Burress, Plaxico (WR,RB/WR, NYG) 58 Moss, Santana (WR,RB/WR, WAS) 57 Chambers, Chris (WR,RB/WR, MIA) 56 Hasselbeck, Matt (QB, SEA) 55 Brown, Reggie (WR,RB/WR, PHI) 54 Peterson, Adrian (RB,RB/WR, MIN) 53 Edwards, Braylon (WR,RB/WR, CLE) 52 Johnson, Calvin (WR,RB/WR, DET) 51 Romo, Tony (QB, DAL) 50 Moss, Randy (WR,RB/WR, NE) 49 Gonzalez, Tony (TE, KC) 48 Johnson, Andre (WR,RB/WR, HOU) 47 Boldin, Anquan (WR,RB/WR,

For the true fantasy football fanatic, what can be more exciting and informative than a good old fashioned mock draft? The mock draft helps you get a feel for what other people are thinking and helps you adjust your draft strategy accordingly. It also gives you an idea of what you can expect to be available at certain picks. Clueless on what drafting 11th out of 12 will give you? Try a mock draft. At the very least, they can provide an hour's worth of entertainment.The mock draft is a best enjoyed with a group of pals, and can be particularly valuable if conducted with people you'll be actually drafting against in your league. It's even more fun when it's completed through a series of secretly passed notes during a boring staff meeting! But, if you aren't able to get 12 people together to pull this off, you can always read about various mock drafts conducted by experts or websites. Check out the 2-round mock draft put together by The Hazean, a fantasy football blog. They inv

So the first round over the Hazean Blogger Mock Draft is out of the way and rolling into the second round. Here is a little update of the picks… First round LaDainian Tomlinson, RB, Chargers [TINO Sports Page] Steven Jackson, RB, Rams [The Hazean] Joseph Addai, RB, Colts [MWC Football] Larry Johnson, RB, Chiefs [Blaine Clancy] Frank Gore, RB, 49ers [Fantasy Football Librarian] Brian Westbrook, RB, Eagles [Curveballs for Jesus] Peyton Manning, QB, Colts [Next Gen Pro Football] Laurence Maroney, RB, Patriots [Cheesesteaks & Stuff] Carson Palmer, QB, Bengals [Signal to Noise] Travis Henry, RB, Broncos [NFL Minute] Rudi Johnson, RB, Bengals [FanProphet] Willie Parker, RB, Steelers [The Extrapolater] Second round Shaun Alexander, RB, Seahawks [The Extrapolater] Willis McGahee, RB, Ravens [FanProphet] Reggie Bush, RB, Saints [NFL Minute] Oh how the times are a changing…Shaun Alexander falls to the second round. From the different drafts I have participated in so fa

[Day One [QBs, RBs, and WRs] - Day Two [TEs, Ds, and Ks] - Day Three [Sleepers Part One] - Day Four [Sleepers Part Two] - Day Five [Mock Draft]Ok, it's not really a mock draft per say. It's a prerank list. And yeah, I'm a bit late with it. But hey, this is a lot harder to put together then I thought.Anyway, today is the final Fantasy Football Primer and your Fantasy Friday column, all in one. So that means no baseball, but next week I'm doing a big All-Star break review to make up for it. And I swear it will be on time. Honest.LaDainian Tomlinson, SD- Duh.Steven Jackson, StL- Another great all-around back. Lead all running backs in recieving yards. Larry Johnson, KC- Always gets a ton of carries. Worried about the possible hold out. Frank Gore, SF- The Niners improved passing game and O-line only improves Gore's game.Shaun Alexander, Sea- Worried about his foot, regardless of what he's saying.Brian Westbrook, Phi- I love his all-around game. Health is a concern. Joseph Addai, Ind

So I’m up first in The Hazean’s Blogger Mock Draft. The way I see it is there are three guys in this position I can be looking at. Larry Johnson, Steven Jackson, and that Tomlinson kid on the west coast. My staff and I go through a very thorough process of determining who will and will not be on our draft board. When it comes to character we make Roger Goodell look like he is skipping to work whistling in a pink polo shirt. First we flew to Kansas City to have a look at Larry Johnson. Johnson was picked first in many drafts last season and although he put up very good numbers he wasn’t the Superman I think many owners who took him #1 thought he would be. His stock appears to have taken a hit this offseason with even more loss on the O-Line.  You can look at the departure of Trent Green as a gain or a loss.  Carries…gain.  11 in the box…loss. My first impression of Johnson is that he can’t be very tough. He had this thing for sucking on sweet p

With the NBA draft just around the corner it’s time to project who will have shiny new hats bestowed upon them. However, this isn’t your normal mock draft, it’s the ShakedownSports Mock Mock Draft, where you’ll find out what each team really needs. 1. Portland—Kevin Durant Saying they want to go with a “youth movement”, the Blazers will choose Durant over the aging Greg Oden. Still, the team remains skeptical of how Durant will play without a coach like Rick Barnes to make him look good. 2. Seattle—Greg Oden Despite fears that he’s the second coming of Jim Mcllvaine, the Sonics will reluctantly decide to pick Oden with the 2nd pick. With Mouhamed Sene waiting in the wings it could be a while before Oden sees any playing time. 3. Altanta—Mike Conley Sr. The Hawks missed out on a chance to draft Greg Oden this year, but by drafting his agent they put themselves in good position to get him for the 2010 season. Conley Sr. also gives the Hawks one mo

1. Oakland Raiders- JaMarcus Russell QB (LSU)2. Detroit Lions- Brady Quinn QB (ND)3. Cleveland Browns- Adrian Peterson RB (OU)4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Calvin Johnson WR (GT)5. Arizona Cardinals- Joe Thomas OT (WISC)6. Washington Redskins- Gaines Adams DE (CLEM)7. Minnesota Vikings- Jamaal Anderson DE (ARK)8. Atlanta Falcons(f/HOU) - LaRon Landry S (LSU)9. Miami Dolphins- Alan Branch DT (MICH)10. Houston Texans(f/ATL)- Levi Brown OT (PSU)11. San Francisco 49ers- Amobi Okoye DT (LOU)12. Buffalo Bills- Marshawn Lynch RB (CAL)13. St. Louis Rams- Patrick Willis ILB (MISS)14. Carolina Panthers- Greg Olsen TE (MIA)15. Pittsburgh Steelers- Adam Carricker DE (NEB)16. Green Bay Packers- Ted Ginn Jr. WR (OSU)17. Jacksonville Jaguars- Reggie Nelson S (FLA)18. Cincinnati Bengals- Leon Hall CB (MICH)19. Tennesse Titans- Dwayne Bowe WR (LSU)20. New York Giants- Chris Houston CB (ARK) 21. Denver Broncos- Jarvis Moss DE/LB (FLA)22. Dallas Cowboys- Michael Griffin S (TEX)23. Kansas City Chiefs- Dwayne J

1st Round1. Oakland Raiders- JaMarcus Russell QB (LSU)2. Detroit Lions- Joe Thomas OT (WISC)3. Cleveland Browns- Adrian Peterson RB (OU)4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Calvin Johnson WR (GT)5. Arizona Cardinals- Gaines Adams DE (CLEM)6. Washington Redskins- Alan Branch DT (MICH)7. Minnesota Vikings- Jamaal Anderson DE (ARK)8. Houston Texans- LaRon Landry S (LSU)9. Miami Dolphins- Brady Quinn QB (ND)10. Atlanta Falcons- Amobi Okoye DT (LOU)11. San Francisco 49ers- Ted Ginn Jr. WR (OSU)12. Buffalo Bills- Leon Hall CB (MICH)13. St. Louis Rams- Adam Carriker DE (NEB)14. Carolina Panthers- Levi Brown OT (PSU)15. Pittsburgh Steelers- Jarvis Moss DE (FLA)16. Green Bay Packers- Marshawn Lynch RB (CAL)17. Jacksonville Jaguars- Darrell Revis CB (PITT)18. Cincinnnati Bengals- Michael Griffin S (TEX)19. Tennessee Titans- Dwayne Jarrett WR (USC)20. New York Giants- Lawrence Timmons OLB (FSU)21. Denver Broncos- Charles Johnson DE (UGA)22. Dallas Cowboys- Aaron Ross CB (TEX)23. Kansas City Chiefs- Sidney