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2012 NFL Mock Draft: Round 5

Last update: Thursday, April 26, 2012, 3:30 p.m. Changes in all 7 rounds.
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The order of this 2012 NFL Mock Draft is based on the real 2012 NFL Draft Order.

  1. Indianapolis Colts: T.Y. Hilton, WR/KR, Florida International
    Andrew Luck needs a receiver to throw to besides an aging Reggie Wayne and an injury-prone Austin Collie.


  2. Denver Broncos: DeQuan Menzie, CB, Alabama
    The Broncos signed Tracy Porter this offseason, but they still need help at corner.

  3. Minnesota Vikings: Kyle Wilber, ILB, Wake Forest
    The Vikings have a huge hole at inside linebacker with E.J. Henderson moving on.

  4. Cleveland Browns: Keshawn Martin, WR, Michigan State
    The Browns may spend two selections on receivers. They've shown interest in Keshawn Martin.

  5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Demario Davis, OLB, Arkansas State
    The Buccaneers desperately need linebacker help. Here's another player at the position.

    Pick change; previously Nigel Bradham, LB

  6. Washington Redskins: Philip Thomas, S, Syracuse
    The Redskins aren't actually planning to go into the 2012 season with Brandon Meriweather and Reed Doughty at safety, are they?

  7. Jacksonville Jaguars: Jayron Hosley, CB, Virginia Tech
    I'm not saying it won't happen, but I'm getting the indication that the Jaguars won't be spending the No. 7 pick on Stephon Gilmore. They will, however, use a Round 2-4 selection on a cornerback because they have four expiring contracts at the position next spring. Derek Cox, Rashean Mathis, William Middleton and Ashton Youboty are ALL set to hit free agency in March 2013.

    Pick change; previously Marvin McNutt, WR

  8. Carolina Panthers: Bryan Anger, P, California
    The Panthers don't have a punter on the roster. Round 5 is a good time to add one.



  9. Buffalo Bills: Tank Carder, LB, TCU
    The Bills need one more linebacker to join Nick Barnett and Kelvin Sheppard in their 4-3 scheme.

    Tank Carder is running a Draft Diary for us. Click the link to check it out.

    Pick change; previously Michael Egnew, TE

  10. Miami Dolphins: Trevor Guyton, DE/DT, California
    The Dolphins could use some depth up front by adding a player who can be utilized in both the 4-3 and 3-4.

  11. Kansas City Chiefs: Dan Herron, RB, Ohio State
    The Chiefs could use some running depth despite signing Peyton Hillis.

    Pick change; previously Bruce Irvin, DE/OLB

  12. Buffalo Bills: Russell Wilson, QB, Wisconsin
    The Bills will probably be looking for a developmental quarterback in the middle rounds of the 2012 NFL Draft. Russell Wilson fits the system.

  13. Oakland Raiders: Jack Crawford, DE, Penn State
    The Raiders lost two pass-rushers this offseason in Kamerion Wimbley and Trevor Scott. They'll need replacements.

  14. San Diego Chargers: T.J. Graham, WR, N.C. State
    The wide receiver position can be considered a need. Malcom Floyd is entering his contract year, while Robert Meachem is far from a proven commodity.

    Pick change; previously Asa Jackson, CB

  15. Chicago Bears: Tim Fugger, DE, Vanderbilt
    The Bears need some pass-rushing help across from Julius Peppers.

    Pick change; previously T.J. Graham, WR

  16. Arizona Cardinals: Malik Jackson, DE/DT, Tennessee
    The Cardinals don't really have any depth behind Calais Campbell and Darnell Dockett.

  17. Dallas Cowboys: Kheeston Randall, DE/DT, Texas
    The Cowboys had the option of picking J.J. Watt at No. 9 overall in the 2011 NFL Draft. They went with Tyron Smith, who has been great thus far, but they're hurting at the defensive end position as a consequence. Kenyon Coleman should not be starting anymore.

  18. Philadelphia Eagles: Evan Rodriguez, TE, Temple
    The Eagles have a ton of picks. One might be used on a tight end to give the quarterback a bigger target in the red zone.

  19. New York Jets: Coty Sensabaugh, CB, Clemson
    The Jets need to counter the Patriots and all of their new receivers by bringing in some cornerback help. The corner position is really thin for New York; the team has nothing behind Darrelle Revis, Antonio Cromartie and Kyle Wilson because Donald Strickland is gone.

  20. Tennessee Titans: Joe Adams, WR/KR, Arkansas
    This isn't really a pressing need or anything, but the Titans could stand to bring in another weapon for Jake Locker.

    Pick change; previously Tim Fugger, DE



  21. Cincinnati Bengals: Janzen Jackson, S, McNeese State
    No one should be surprised if the Bengals pick Janzen Jackson in the middle rounds. He'd fill a huge need.

  22. Atlanta Falcons: Ben Jones, C, Georgia
    More offensive line help for the Falcons. They need a successor for Todd McClure, and they've shown a lot of interest in local product Ben Jones.

  23. Detroit Lions: Travis Lewis, OLB, Oklahoma
    The Lions can stick with their "best player available" strategy with Travis Lewis.

    Pick change; previously Alfonzo Dennard, CB

  24. Pittsburgh Steelers: Greg Childs, WR, Arkansas
    The Steelers could lose Mike Wallace after this season, so here's some insurance.

  25. Cleveland Browns: Armond Armstead, DT, USC
    It wouldn't hurt to add some depth behind Ahtyba Rubin and Phil Taylor.

    Pick change; previously Jack Crawford, DE

  26. Houston Texans: Akiem Hicks, NT, Canada
    The Texans could use some depth on their defensive line. Wade Phillips likes smaller nose tackles.

  27. New Orleans Saints: Jarius Wright, WR, Arkansas
    The Saints lost Robert Meachem to the Chargers, so they may look at a receiver with one of their mid-round picks.

  28. Green Bay Packers: Ronnie Hillman, RB, San Diego State
    Assuming Ryan Grant doesn't return next year, the Packers will need help behind James Starks at running back.



  29. Baltimore Ravens: Vick Ballard, RB, Mississippi State
    Ricky Williams has retired, so he can now do everything he wasn't able to do during his playing career, like smoke weed and go on tours with crappy musicians. Oh wait...

  30. San Francisco 49ers: Michael Brewster, C/G, Ohio State
    Jonathan Goodwin was just a short-term solution at center. The 49ers should bring in some competition. Brewster can also play guard, so he could start in Adam Snyder's vacated spot until Goodwin is done in San Francisco.

  31. Cincinnati Bengals: Dwight Jones, WR, North Carolina
    Considering their depth issues, the Bengals could easily draft two receivers this April. Dwight Jones has character concerns, but Cincinnati won't mind that.

  32. Cincinnati Bengals: Alfonzo Dennard, CB, Nebraska
    The Bengals could draft multiple cornerbacks this April. Do I need to tell you why they'd be interested in Alfonzo Dennard?

    Pick change; previously Cliff Harris, CB

  33. Oakland Raiders: Nicolas Jean-Baptiste, NT, Baylor
    The Raiders really need help at defensive tackle. Nicolas Jean-Baptiste, coincidentally, is one of the top players available.

  34. Baltimore Ravens: Brandon Mosley, OT, Auburn
    Bryant McKinnie did a decent job at left tackle this year, but he'll be 33 in September, and with his skills eroding, he can't be counted on much longer.

  35. Indianapolis Colts: Jonathan Massaquoi, DE/OLB, Troy
    The Colts need some linebacker depth for their new 3-4 defense, both on the interior and exterior.



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Shobi 10-31-2012 03:37 am xxx.xxx.xxx.228 (total posts: 1)
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Freedman, Benjamin H. The US Should Cut Military Spending in Half | Benjamin H. Friedman | Cato Institute: Commentary. The Cato Institute. Cato Institute, 29 Apr. 2009. Web. 06 Nov. 2011. .Freedman makes the claim that in order to bring the nation satfey, we need to cut military spending, not increase it. The military has too many capabilities which draws it into conflicts our nation doesn't need to fight. We make ourselves safer by weakening our military. This source presents a well thought out argument by presenting both sides and then dismantling the opposition, providing reasons why the opposition is wrong and why it does not work. This source helps me by addressing some of the ideas behind military spending, why we spend in certain areas, and what helps us determine whether or not to spend.Prebel, Christopher. Cut (Really Cut) Military Spending | Christopher Preble | Cato Institute: Commentary. The Cato Institute. Web. 06 Nov. 2011. .According to Prebel, Barack Obama claimed to want to get American troops aout of Dumb Wars but he still has yet to show. If Obama were to remove the troops from the war and cut military spending, we could save ourselves a lot of trouble. America is lucky in that it has great geological location and is far from most of our enemies. A cut in spending will make it easier for tax payers to handle the costs. This article presents a list of positive outcomes if military spending were to be cut, and helps provide support for an argument.Korb, Lawrence J. Cut Defense Spending | Lawrence J. Korb and Christopher Preble | Cato Institute: Commentary. The Cato Institute. Web. 06 Nov. 2011. .Korb starts off by referring back to Eisenhower's speech at his Farewell address in 1961, claiming tat we should not have an overly powerful military establishment. He claims that America has not followed this advice and the military should be reduced to a smaller size. America cannot continue on this route because it's economy will crumble on the weight of military spending. This gives historical background to the argument providing a historical foundation for the argument, giving the thesis strength.Freedman, Benjamin H. Defense Cuts: Start Overseas | Benjamin H. Friedman and Christopher Preble | Cato Institute: Commentary. The Cato Institute. Web. 06 Nov. 2011. .Freedman claims that the Pentagon's plans to cut military spending is not a very accurate statement. The Pentagon is actually aiming to increase spending. The pentagon has never had the intention of decreasing it's spending, nor bringing back troops or withdrawing them from places around the world. These kinds of actions are unnecessary, according to Freedman The Cold War is over . The main purpose of this article is to bring up the question, that should we be funding this much military, or should we even have this much military?Bandow, Doug. Cold War Is Over, So Trim the Military | Doug Bandow | Cato Institute: Daily Commentary. The Cato Institute. Web. 07 Nov. 2011. .This article is much like the last one, confronting the idea that The Cold War is over, so there no longer needs to be such a strong military force. The only cuts the military has experienced were the Reagan defense build ups were eliminated. Again, this poses the question, do we honestly need all this military, let alone, be spending this much on it?
Ragini 10-31-2012 01:21 am xxx.xxx.xxx1.28 (total posts: 1)
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Brock, Ed. Bully Busting. American City & County. 125.5 (2010): 20. Academic Search Premier. Web. 6 Nov. 2011. This article desbirces the purpose of the “Bully Busters” which were formed to combat the effects of bullying and help prevent future bully incidents. Brock desbirces how the death of Phoebe Prince gave the Bully Buster programs the momentum and influence it needed to make an impact on the community, and includes various facts about the overall efficiency of the program in spreading their anti-bully message. This information can be used to help understand why community anti-bully programs are created, and how they work to get their message heard. Brown, Lyn Mikel. 10 Ways to Move Beyond Bully Prevention (And Why We Should). Education Week. 05 Mar. 2008: 29. Academic Search Premier. Web. 6 Nov. 2011. The article desbirces the measures being taken by schools and communities against bullying and their overall effectiveness. It goes on to explain the thoughts students have concerning bullying, and the real life success and failure rate of programs created to combat bullying. In addition to this, it offers alternatives and corrections for unsuccessful anti-bully campaigns and programs, and provides statistics which correlate with the information being gathered. The information in this article can be used for the basic argument on whether or not anti-bully programs are successful, and would be helpful in understanding what bullying is and why it takes place. Bully-Busting Program Earns Kudos. American City & County. 125.7 (2010): 30. Academic Search Premier. Web. 6 Nov. 2011. This article mainly desbirces the actions being taken by officials and the community to prevent bullying. The actions being taken include the formation of an Anti-Bullying Advisory Committee, and the use of websites, bus stop benches, and public meeting to spread information concerning bullying. The point of this article is mainly inspirational, and is enforced by including an a picture of a bus stop bench with an anti-bully message. This information can be used as basic knowledge about the steps communities are taking against bullying.Goodwin, Bryan. Bullying Is Common And Subtle. Educational Leadership. 69.1 (2011): 82- 84. Academic Search Premier. Web. 3 Nov. 2011. There is a broad range of information being discussed in this article. It defines bullying, and explains who is most likely to bully and when and where it is likely to occur. After delivering this information, the article continues on to state that the majority of programs aimed at preventing bullying are unsuccessful and offers advice for what needs to be done in order to successfully combat bullying. This is all done through various facts and statistics, as well as explainations for common myths involving who bullies and bully victims are, and when and where they are most likely to occur. This can be used to explain the basics of bullying, including who the bullies and victims are. It can also be used to support the idea that anti-bully programs are unsuccessful because they are based on false assumptions about bullying. Novick, Milch, and Jenny Isaacs. Telling Is Compelling: The Impact Of Student Reports Of Bullying On Teacher Intervention. Educational Psychology. 30.3 (2010): 283-296. Academic Search Premier. Web. 6 Nov. 2011. This article explains the correlation of student reports and teacher intervention in bullying. It analyses the true preparedness of schools for bully cases and the overall efficiency of their actions. It also studies how authority figures intervene in cases of bullying, and the consequences of their actions on future and present bullying. The analysis’s given in this article are all paired with collective research and statistics concerning the topic in question. The article also offers specific cases in the past which convey the importance of the articles information. Various parts of the article can be used to prove the effectiveness of anti-bully programs (or lack thereof).
Martin 10-29-2012 07:55 am xxx.xxx.xxx.250 (total posts: 1)
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Jake Locker is an athlete and a leeadr. Pure and simple. He made a great run in 2009 and put up great numbers, but the players around him last season were less than spectacular which is why he struggled. Jake has great size, great agility for a QB and toughness is definitely not something an NFL team needs to worry about. If Jake can get picked up by a team where he can learn behind an established QB on their way out like McNabb, Kerry Collins or Chad Pennington then he will be a very effective NFL QB. If Jake gets thrown into the league as a Rookie with expectations that mirror the success of Mark Sanchez, Matt Ryan and Sam Bradford, than Jake Locker will be destined to fail. (David Carr, Ryan Leaf)Jake Locker has all of the tools and can make all of the throws that an NFL QB needs to be able to make, it is just a matter of having the patience to work with him for longer than 1 training camp before making him the 1st string QB.
Lex 10-25-2012 07:14 pm xxx.xxx.xxx9.68 (total posts: 4)
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Redskins have worst pass rush in the league. Safety is a more pressing need and Bacari Rambo should be available
Malkam Dior 10-10-2012 03:51 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.203 (total posts: 1)
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I agree...Predict the winning score of a Monday night NFL game and win! http://bit.ly/OoKUQY - sp
jack sprat 09-30-2012 07:04 am xxx.xxx.xxx8.65 (total posts: 6)
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Walt,

No NY Times ad. Page loaded fine.
jack sprat 09-30-2012 07:02 am xxx.xxx.xxx8.65 (total posts: 6)
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Walt,

I'm getting weirdly truncated pages--four or eight picks on a sixteen pick page, for instance. I'd look for a hitchhiker. It seems to be associated with the NY Times ad.
Lucas 08-26-2012 09:33 pm xxx.xxx.xxx3.83 (total posts: 1)
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russel wilson was the steal of the draft, although i doubt he'll be the week 1 starter do to the fact that once he is the starter there is no switching to flynn without disturbing wilson's confidence but he will be a starter at some point this season
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