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2013 NFL Mock Draft: Round 1 - Picks 17-32

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Pittsburgh Steelers: Jarvis Jones, DE/OLB, Georgia

As in my pre-Combine mock draft, Jarvis Jones drops to No. 17 overall. I had Jones going No. 2 overall back in January, but check out Charlie's rumor mill entry on why Jones is expected to slide. On top of that, at least a dozen teams have red flags on Jones because of his spinal issue. His poor 40 didn't help matters. Some may want to reference Terrell Suggs' slow 40, but Suggs was 15 pounds heavier than Jones coming out of college.

I believe dumb groupthink will cause Jones to fall on Draft Day. General managers will be petrified of his medical. But, as smart teams like the Steelers, Giants, Ravens, etc. often do, they'll snatch up a plummeting draft prospect and laugh at all of the dumb organizations constantly picking in the top 10 as they field yet another Pro Bowler.

Jones isn't just the best player available; he fills a big need as well. James Harrison is gone, so the Steelers may spend an early pick on a rush linebacker. Pittsburgh usually doesn't like taking scheme conversion guys in the first round, but I've been told by a reliable source that Jones and Dion Jordan are the two exceptions.

*** OTHER 2013 NFL DRAFT POSSIBILITIES: ***

1. Cordarrelle Patterson, WR - I have Cordarrelle Patterson falling to the second round in this mock draft, but the Steelers could take him as high as No. 17 because they like him a lot.

2. Kenny Vaccaro, S - The Steelers have stated that they want to get younger at safety.

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Dallas Cowboys: Chance Warmack, G, Alabama

The interior of Dallas' offensive line is an abomination. The front office actually found two downgrades at guard last offseason, while center Phil Costa is a sieve. The Cowboys have to find some help for Tony Romo.

The Cowboys absolutely love both Jonathan Cooper and Kenny Vaccaro. Jerry Jones has shown that he's not afraid to move up for a prospect he really likes when he obtained Morris Claiborne last year. He may climb up for either Cooper or Vaccaro. If he can't, however, the "other" guard is definitely not a bad consolation prize.

*** OTHER 2013 NFL DRAFT POSSIBILITIES: ***

1. Sheldon Richardson, DT - It was very close between Sheldon Richardson and Chance Warmack in this mock draft.

2. Sylvester Williams, DT - Another defensive tackle option.

New York Giants: Dee Milliner, CB, Alabama

Boom. Dee Milliner falls all the way to 19. There are so many medical concerns with him that teams could be too scared to take him. Plus, he's not an elite cornerback in the slightest. He's not Patrick Peterson or even Morris Claiborne.

The Giants have a very smart front office. Like the Steelers, Packers and Ravens, they catch falling prospects. A player or two mocked near No. 10 overall will fall on Draft Day because that's what always happens. These intelligent teams will snag that dropping prospect unless there's something really wrong with him.

Milliner, as discussed, could be that player. The Giants drafted another falling corner, Prince Amukamara, a couple of years ago. It would be pretty amazing if that happened again at the same draft spot.

Plus, cornerback is a big need. The Giants re-signed Aaron Ross, but they could still stand to use an early pick on a cornerback after how poorly Corey Webster played last year.

*** OTHER 2013 NFL DRAFT POSSIBILITIES: ***

1. Tank Carradine or Bjoern Werner, DE - It shouldn't surprise anyone if the Giants take one of the Florida State defensive ends.

2. Sheldon Richardson, DT - Cullen Jenkins and Mike Patterson were signed, but neither is a long-term solution inside.

Pick change; previously Xavier Rhodes, CB

Chicago Bears: Desmond Trufant, CB, Washington

We've been told that the Bears like Desmond Trufant at No. 20, as you can see in the 2013 NFL Draft Rumors section. They're currently fine at cornerback, but virtually all of their players at that position have expiring contracts. This pick is similar to what Chicago did last year with Shea McClellin.

*** OTHER 2013 NFL DRAFT POSSIBILITIES: ***

1. Tyler Eifert, TE - I've had Tyler Eifert here for a while, but I have him going off the board way earlier.

2. Sylvester Williams, DT - The Bears are very thin at defensive tackle.

Pick change; previously Tyler Eifert, TE

Cincinnati Bengals: Eric Reid, S, LSU

The Bengals had a big need at safety last spring, but they didn't address the position until the fifth round of the 2012 NFL Draft. They'll put more effort into finding an upgrade the following offseason because they won't survive with Reggie Nelson and the benched Taylor Mays (or cornerback Nate Clements, an impending free agent who was playing out of position) as their starters.

Cincinnati really wants Kenny Vaccaro, but he's long gone. The team will happily settle for Eric Reid, whom it really likes.

*** OTHER 2013 NFL DRAFT POSSIBILITIES: ***

1. Kenny Vaccaro, S - As mentioned, Vaccaro is Cincinnati's top choice.

2. Eddie Lacy, RB - We were told that the Bengals are "all in" on Eddie Lacy, but is that at 21 or 37?

St. Louis Rams: DeAndre Hopkins, WR, Clemson

The Rams lost Danny Amendola to the Patriots, so they're in desperate need for receiver help. They can't go into the 2013 season with Chris Givens and Brian Quick being Sam Bradford's top options at wideout.

DeAndre Hopkins, who had a great workout for the Rams recently, was identified as a potential suspect in the Combine hotel room trashing incident. Even if he was guilty of this, St. Louis won't care, as it will once again ignore any character flaws.

*** OTHER 2013 NFL DRAFT POSSIBILITIES: ***

1. Safety - A number of safety options are in play here if DeAndre Hopkins is off the board.

2. TRADE - The Rams are said to want to move back. They'll be desperate to do so if Hopkins is taken.

Minnesota Vikings: Sylvester Williams, DT, North Carolina

The Vikings can address one of their biggest needs with one of the top players available. Defensive tackle is a huge issue right now; Kevin Williams will turn 33 in August, and there's no one of note playing next to him. Letroy Guion is a decent rotational guy but should not be a starter. Sylvester Williams can play both interior positions and bring back the Williams Wall.

*** OTHER 2013 NFL DRAFT POSSIBILITIES: ***

1. Xavier Rhodes, CB - Speculation is that the Vikings want a big cornerback, but their scheme allows them to address the position later in the draft.

2. DeAndre Hopkins or Cordarrelle Patterson, WR - The Vikings could definitely take a receiver with one of their two first-rounders.

Indianapolis Colts: Xavier Rhodes, CB, Florida State

The Colts signed Greg Toler to this offseason, but they could still look to upgrade the cornerback position, especially if a highly regarded prospect like Xavier Rhodes falls to them at No. 24. If the Texans add another receiver, Indianapolis will need a strong second corner to combat that wideout.

*** OTHER 2013 NFL DRAFT POSSIBILITIES: ***

1. Tank Carradine, DE/OLB - The Colts need a pass-rusher across from Robert Mathis.

2. Datone Jones, DE/DT - I've mocked Datone Jones here for a while. Indianapolis doesn't have anyone who can get to the quarterback up front.

Pick change; previously Datone Jones, DE/DT

Minnesota Vikings: Manti Te'o, LB, Notre Dame

I've consistently mocked Manti Te'o in the second round. Teams won't take him because he's a Tebow-like distraction. A personnel man who works for a team drafting in the 20-32 range told us that his franchise will be passing on Te'o even though inside linebacker is a big need. However, the Vikings don't seem bothered by Te'o, as they've shown way more interest in him than any other team. Perhaps this is because they have half-a-dozen Notre Dame players on their roster. Te'o would be welcome in their locker room.

Everyone knows Te'o's story by now. He had a miserable Combine. He ran a 4.82 40 and later blamed it on fatigue (as if the other players weren't tired). He looked stiff in the drills. Worst of all, he drew that ridiculous press conference. Te'o handled himself well in front of the media, but the press conference itself was the major problem. No team wants to deal with the media circus that will come with acquiring Te'o - except for the Vikings, apparently.

*** OTHER 2013 NFL DRAFT POSSIBILITIES: ***

Listed above at No. 23.

Pick change; previously Datone Jones, DE/DT

Green Bay Packers: Datone Jones, DE/DT, UCLA

The Packers don't have a consistent pass-rusher on their defensive line. Ryan Pickett, who will be 34 in October, is just a run-stuffer. The same can be said about Jerel Worthy and C.J. Wilson. Mike Neal is good in situations, but he's not a starting-caliber player.

Datone Jones would offer a different element to Green Bay's defensive line. He'd be a big upgrade over Wilson at right defensive end.

*** OTHER 2013 NFL DRAFT POSSIBILITIES: ***

1. DeAndre Hopkins, WR - I've slotted DeAndre Hopkins here for a while. The Packers need a receiver with Greg Jennings gone.

2. Sylvester Williams, DE/DT - Another defensive end option.

Pick change; previously Datone Jones, DE/DT

Pick change; previously Cordarrelle Patterson, WR

Houston Texans: Justin Hunter, WR, Tennessee

The Texans have needed a No. 2 receiver for years, but now that Andre Johnson is into his 30s, it won't be long before they have to secure a new No. 1 wideout for Matt Schaub.

As Charlie first reported on March 6, Justin Hunter is receiving tons of first-round interest.

*** OTHER 2013 NFL DRAFT POSSIBILITIES: ***

1. DeAndre Hopkins, WR - The Texans are big fans of DeAndre Hopkins, but he's not likely to be available.

2. Robert Woods, WR - Tony Pauline discussed Robert Woods as an option at No. 27. He could go here, but only if Hopkins and Hunter are gone.

Pick change; previously Datone Jones, DE/DT

Denver Broncos: Tank Carradine, DE, Florida State

Elvis Dumervil defected for Baltimore in the wake of Faxgate, so the Broncos will have to find a potent pass-rusher to complement Von Miller.

Tank Carradine is generating a ton of buzz and could find himself going much earlier than this on Thursday. Carradine tore his ACL in November, but his recovery is reportedly going much faster than anticipated. He ran well at his Pro Day, so I could see him going as early as No. 19.

*** OTHER 2013 NFL DRAFT POSSIBILITIES: ***

1. Bjoern Werner, DE - The other Florida State defensive end is a strong possibility here.

2. Sylvester Williams, DT - The Broncos have to bolster the interior of their defensive line as well.

Pick change; previously Datone Jones, DE/DT

New England Patriots: Jamar Taylor, CB, Boise State

Aqib Talib re-signed and Adrian Wilson was added, but neither might be around come 2014; Talib inked a 1-year deal, while Wilson will be 34 in October. The Patriots are always looking for secondary depth, and they've shown tons of interest in Jamar Taylor throughout this pre-draft process.

*** OTHER 2013 NFL DRAFT POSSIBILITIES: ***

1. Bjoern Werner, DE - Bjoern Werner has the size Bill Belichick likes out of his defensive linemen, and he would fill a need.

2. Blidi Wreh-Wilson, CB - This would be too early for Blidi Wreh-Wilson, but the Patriots really like him.

Atlanta Falcons: D.J. Hayden, CB, Houston

The Falcons are really hurting in two areas: defensive end and cornerback. The latter is a huge issue with Dunta Robinson and Brent Grimes both gone.

There's some talk that the Falcons will move up for a corner. D.J. Hayden is said to be one of the targets.

*** OTHER 2013 NFL DRAFT POSSIBILITIES: ***

1. Desmond Trufant, CB - I've had Desmond Trufant here for a long time. He's the obvious option if the Falcons remain at No. 30.

2. TRADE - Atlanta is probably moving up, however. Options in that scenario include Xavier Rhodes and Sheldon Richardson.

Pick change; previously Desmond Trufant, CB

San Francisco 49ers: Sheldon Richardson, DT, Missouri

There is no way Sheldon Richardson will make it to No. 31, so the 49ers will have to pull off a trade. I'm not going to completely project it here because that would make things so much more confusing than they already are, but I will mock Richardson here with the thought that san Francisco can move up to the 13-15 range.

The 49ers' defense looked lost defensively when Justin Smith got hurt last year. Unfortunately for San Francisco, Smith will be 34 several months following the 2013 NFL Draft, and he'll also be entering his walk year. Injury insurance and an eventual replacement are needed.

*** OTHER 2013 NFL DRAFT POSSIBILITIES: ***

1. Jonathan Cyprien, CB - I've mocked Jonathan Cyprien to this spot for a very long time, but it sounds like the 49ers want to move up.

2. TRADE - Like the Falcons, San Francisco is expected to trade out of this selection. Other options include Kenny Vaccaro and Tavon Austin.

Pick change; previously Jonathan Cyprien, S

Baltimore Ravens: Matt Elam, S, Florida

Daniel Jeremiah, who used to work for the Ravens, pointed out that Ozzie Newsome wants to draft "sure things" in the first round. As Jeremiah described it, Newsome likes to hit doubles. He mentioned Matt Elam as a strong possibility. Baltimore has been linked to Elam prior to this, and for good reason. Ed Reed signed with the Texans. Michael Huff came in to replace him, but the Ravens still have one more hole at safety because of the Bernard Pollard release.

*** OTHER 2013 NFL DRAFT POSSIBILITIES: ***

1. Keenan Allen, WR - A replacement for Anquan Boldin.

2. Eric Reid, S - Another safety option.

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FAVREhadSEXwithmyMOM 04-25-2013 02:46 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.106 (total posts: 1)

Matt Elam, S, Florida To The Packers..It's a lock.

Nick 04-25-2013 02:32 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.139 (total posts: 1)

as a 49er fan, I would take every pick in this draft you have them taking in a heart beat, love it. I just don't think Hunt or Cypriens falls to us.

SteelersFootballx6 04-25-2013 02:26 pm xxx.xxx.xxx2.29 (total posts: 3)

I know that a lot of you are going to tell me everything that is wrong with the Draft I just posted, but I'd actually like to hear your input. After all, I don't know everything about all of these teams. So, if you think that I got a pick wrong go ahead and weigh in.

@steelersFootballx6 04-25-2013 02:22 pm xxx.xxx.xxx25.8 (total posts: 2)

101

Bears would never take Manti over Brown

(just one example of Malcom Jenkins greatness): 04-25-2013 02:18 pm xxx.xxx.xxx9.48 (total posts: 2)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ytichu2cG7c

SteelersFootballx6 04-25-2013 02:15 pm xxx.xxx.xxx2.29 (total posts: 3)

1000

342

This is my mock draft for the 1st and 2nd round round:

1) Chiefs: Luke Joeckel
2) (Trade from #11) Chargers : Eric Fisher
3) Raiders: Sharrif Floyd
4) Eagles: Dee Milliner
5) Lions: Lane Johnson
6) Browns: Dion Jordan
7) Cardinals: Ezekiel Ansah
8) Bills: Tavon Austin
9) Jets: Barkevious Mingo
10) Titans: Star Lotulelei
11) (Trade from #2) Jaguars: Geno Smith
12) Dolphins: D.J. Fluker
13) Jets: Xavier Rhodes
14) Panthers: Sheldon Richardson
15) Saints: Jarvis Jones
16) Rams: Kenny Vaccaro
17) Steelers :) Cordarrelle Patterson
18) Cowboys: Jonathan Cooper
19) Giants: Alec Ogletree
20) Bears: Manti Te'o
21) Bengals: Eric Reid
22) Rams: DeAndre Hopkins
23) Vikings: Keenan Allen
24) Colts: Chance Warmack
25) (Trade with Vikings from 2nd round) Bills: Matt Barkley
26) Packers: Eddie Lacy
27) Texans: Justin Hunter
28) Broncos: Cornellius Carradine
29) (Trade with Patriots from 2nd round) Jets: Ryan Nassib
30) Falcons: Tyler Eifert
31) 49ers: Matt Elam
32) Ravens: Arthur Brown

33) Jaguars: Desmond Trufant
34) 49ers: Sylvester Williams
35) Eagles: E.J. Manuel
36) Lions: Bjoern Werner
37) Bengals: Giovani Bernard
38) Cardinals: Larry Warford
39) (Trade from 1st round) Patriots: Datone Jones
40) Titans: Jonathan Cyprien
41) (Trade from 1st round) Vikings: Jonathan Hankins
42) Dolphins: D.J. Hayden
43) Bucs: Menelik Watson
44) Panthers: Jonathan Banks
45) Chargers: Justin Pugh
46) Rams: Robert Woods
47) Cowboys: D.J. Swearinger
48) Steelers: Jonathan Franklin
49) Giants: Margus Hunt
50) Bears: Kyle Long
51) Redskins: Jamar Taylor
52) Bengals: Kevin Minter
53) Chiefs: Terron Armstead
54) Packers: Barret Jones
55) Seahawks: Quinton Patton
56) Texans: Jonathan Bostic
57) Broncos: Christine Michael
58) Patriots: Markus Wheaton
59) Falcons: Damontre Moore
60) 49ers: Travis Frederick
61) Ravens: J.J. Wilcox

Steelers Picks:

1) Cordarrelle Patterson, WR Tennessee
2) Jonathan Franklin, RB UCLA
3) Alex Okafor, DE/OLB Texas
4) Jonathan Jenkins, DT Georgia (P.S. he's 360 LBs)
5) Tyler Bray, QB Tennessee
6) Brandon Jenkins, OLB/DE Florida State (P.S. he was projected 1st round last year)
6) Nico Johnson, MLB Alabama
7) Robert Lester, S Alabama

Steelers Fan 04-25-2013 02:15 pm xxx.xxx.xxx9.48 (total posts: 2)

"The Saints have problems at safety. Malcolm Jenkins has been a huge disappointment..."

*****

a.) do you even watch football?
b.) are you high?

most sane people know Malcolm Jenkins is a borderline Pro Bowl safety, and the Saints best defender.
Please, get a clue

Arizona Dream Draft 04-25-2013 02:13 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.129 (total posts: 12)

1. Lane Johnson OT, Oklahoma
-Big frame, most athletic lineman in draft, he can start and go into rotation with levi brown to help with the learning curve.
2. Larry Warford G, Kentucky
-The Cards literally need to rebuild the line, College needs to be cut after the season, he is over paid, and adam snyder becomes a free agent after this year.
3. Sean Porter OLB, TAMU
-Though he is not Von Miller, Sean Porter almost emulates the former, in the way he plays. Pass rush is the biggest need for Cardinals outside of runningback and DB
4. Le'von Bell RB, Michigan St.
-Bell offers a different form of running to the cards, similar to how Arians used Ballard with Indy, a big powerful back that can block and catch out of the backfield.
5. Tyrann Mathieu CB, LSU
-this is only gonna happen if he falls to round 5. Mathieu has been working out with patrick peterson and other cardinal DB's this offseason, he would fill a need and a turnover monster is needed on this defense.
6. Jesse Williams TE, Alabama
-NEver properly used at alabama Jesse might be the top TE in the draft, he can catch but is a much better blocker. The cards already have Rob housler but a complement is needed.

lol 04-25-2013 01:58 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.254 (total posts: 1)

"The Lions will almost surely spend another pick on a lineman after taking Eric Fisher at No. 5 overall. Brian Schwenke, whom they coached at the Senior Bowl, can play both guard and center. "

You have them taking Ansah now.

Redskins 04-25-2013 01:55 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.185 (total posts: 24)

You really need to understand team needs. You have the Redskins not taking a RT or ILB, both of which are known needs, while taking WR and DE/OLB which are the two deepest positions on the team outside of QB.

No matter how many times you do it, it's still stupid. The Skins like their top 6 WR. They resigned Jackson and brought in Darryl Tapp specifically for the DE/OLB depth that you stupidly think they need.

At least you don't have them taking Jimmy Clausen.

Cleveland ex-fan 04-25-2013 01:50 pm xxx.xxx.xxx8.81 (total posts: 3)

The brownies have the worst run sports program in any major sports. The drafted a 100 year old qb now want Ryan Mallet! I heard Bernie Kozar is wanting to play so sign him up. What a horrible team and owner that needs to go to jail.

unevenwizard 04-25-2013 01:35 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.251 (total posts: 1)

Can someone explain to me why Johnathan Banks has fallen so far? He was once projected as the best CB in the draft. He has the size and all the tools to be a shutdown corner in the NFL.

shelmo15 04-25-2013 01:33 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.237 (total posts: 1)

why are you soinstant on jamar taylor to the pats. no other mock has him in the first round, don't see it myself

Bears Draft 04-25-2013 01:18 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.237 (total posts: 6)

The bears will trade back out of the first round and pick up another 2 and 3.

Rd2.1-Marcus Wheaton WR OrSt
Rd2.2-Kiko Alonso ILB Ore
Rd3-Dallas Thomas OT/G Tenn
Rd4-Mike Glennon QB NCst
Rd5-Brian Winter G Kent
Rd6-Robert Lester S Ala

How 04-25-2013 01:14 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.120 (total posts: 1)

is Luke Joeckel both the Raiders pick and another tackle possibility for them?

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