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Charlie Campbell's 2014 NFL Mock Draft: Round 1, Picks 1-16

  1. St. Louis Rams: Anthony Johnson, DT, LSU
    The Rams grab a defensive tackle to pair with Michael Brockers.

    Johnson (6-3, 305) replaced Michael Brockers in LSU's starting lineup and played well in his sophomore season. Johnson is very fast and explosive. He totaled 30 tackles with 10 tackles for a loss, three sacks and one pass broken up in 2012. Johnson has a great skill set and a lot of upside.


  2. New York Giants: Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, CB, Oregon
    The Giants could use more talent in their secondary after a down year for that group in 2012. A lot of players need to step up this season, especially Prince Amukamara.

    Ekpre-Olomu worked his way into a starting role and had an impressive season in 2012. He totaled 63 tackles with four interceptions, six forced fumbles and 16 passes defensed. There is no doubt that Ekpre-Olomu has good instincts. Oregon has lost some of its top defenders and is going to need Ekpre-Olomu (5-10, 190) to continue to produce some splash plays in 2013.

    Pick change; previously Kyle Van Noy, OLB


  3. Pittsburgh Steelers: Louis Nix, DT, Notre Dame
    The Steelers could use a long-term nose tackle.

    Nix (6-3, 340) was a stud in 2012. He was a disruptive force at the line of scrimmage, and his stats don't illustrate how much he dominated interior offensive linemen. The havoc that Nix caused helped Stephon Tuitt and Manti Te'o to make plays. Nix totaled 50 tackles, 7.5 tackles for a loss, two sacks, five passes batted and one forced fumble. He should be even better as a senior in 2013.

    Pick change; previously Ed Reynolds, S


  4. Chicago Bears: Trent Murphy, DE, Stanford
    The Bears need long-term help at defensive end. Julius Peppers will need an eventual replacement. Murphy could pair with Shea McClellin to provide Chicago with two good edge-rushers. Murphy (6-6, 261) was the best player on Stanford's tough defense in 2012, and that is saying something with Chase Thomas, Shayne Skov and Ed Reynolds being quality pro prospects.

    Murphy is a physical force who beats linemen with power and technique. He also has speed and explosiveness to get by as an edge-rusher. Murphy totaled 56 tackles with 10 sacks, 18 tackles for a loss, four passes broken up, one interception and a forced fumble last year.

    The Cardinal listed Murphy as a senior in 2012, but he had another year of eligibility for 2013 to return to school. Murphy totaled 40 tackles, 10 tackles for a loss and 6.5 sacks in 2011. He is a versatile player who has lined up in a variety of spots in Stanford's 3-4 defense.

    Pick change; previously Marcus Roberson, CB




  5. Miami Dolphins: Marcus Roberson, CB, Florida
    The Dolphins took two corners, Jamar Taylor and Will Davis, in the 2013 NFL Draft. Roberson could be Miami's lead corner to form a nice trio. Jeff Ireland likes drafting Gators.

    Roberson played really well in 2012 with 23 tackles, two interceptions and 12 passes broken up. He is the latest in line of talented Gators cornerbacks like Joe Haden and Janoris Jenkins to start quickly for Florida.

    Roberson beat out a number of highly touted prospects for a starting job in 2011. The true freshman exceled and showed some natural man-cover skills. Roberson injured his neck and missed the final three games of the year. Still, he recorded 22 tackles and an interception for the season.

    Roberson (6-0, 184) has big upside to be man-cover corner with an elite combination of size and speed. The Gators left him on man-coverage islands throughout 2012, and he performed excellently. Teams rarely tested Roberson as he blanketed his receivers.

    Pick change; previously Louis Nix, DT


  6. St. Louis Rams: Ed Reynolds, S, Stanford
    The Rams needed two safeties, yet only drafted one. Here, the team gets the other.

    Reynolds was one of the top safeties in college football in 2012. The junior had six interceptions with five passes broken up and 37 tackles. It was his first season as a starter. The 6-foot-2, 207-pounder has a nice skill set and good instincts to make impact plays.

    Pick change; previously Haha Clinton-Dix, S


  7. Cincinnati Bengals: Adrian Hubbard, OLB/ILB, Alabama
    The Bengals could use a more talent at linebacker, and Hubbard could be the long-term solution after one year of James Harrison filling in.

    Hubbard is just scratching the surface of his potential. He totaled 41 tackles, 11 tackles for a loss, seven sacks, three forced fumbles and a pass batted in 2012. The 6-foot-6, 248-pounder is very quick and is developing into a physical player. He will be a great fit in a 3-4 defense.

    Pick change; previously Ryan Shazier, OLB


  8. New Orleans Saints: Jeremiah Attaochu, OLB/DE, Georgia Tech
    New Orleans continues to add pieces for its 3-4 scheme. The Saints are probably going to need a young pass-rusher.

    Attaochu (6-3, 240) is fast and is very athletic. He has some natural pass-rush ability as he enters his senior year with 19 career sacks. Attaochu is moving from outside linebacker to defensive end as a senior. He should gain weight for the NFL and looks like he would fit well as a 3-4 outside linebacker.

    The junior totaled 69 tackles with 10 sacks, 12 tackles for a loss, one pass broken up and one forced fumble last year. He had solid sophomore season with 59 tackles, 11.5 tackles for a loss, six sacks, one interception, two passes broken up and two forced fumbles.

    Pick change; previously Adrian Hubbard, OLB




  9. Denver Broncos: A.J. Johnson, ILB, Tennessee
    The Broncos are hoping one of their young linebackers improves their middle linebacker position this season. If none of them do, Denver can find a long-term solution in the 2014 NFL Draft.

    Johnson was the rare bright spot on Tennessee's woeful 2012 defense. He totaled 138 tackles with 8.5 tackles for a loss, one sack and one pass broken up. The 6-foot-2, 240-pounder should only be better as a junior given a year of starting experience. He is very athletic, fast and physical.

    Pick change; previously Trent Murphy, DE


  10. Green Bay Packers: HaHa Clinton-Dix, S, Alabama
    Clinton-Dix would be a dangerous weapon in the Packers' secondary, but if Morgan Burnett and MD Jennings play well in 2013, Green Bay can use this pick on a different position.

    Clinton-Dix had a breakout season in 2012 as a platoon player. The sophomore totaled 37 tackles with five interceptions, four passes broken up and a forced fumble.

    The 6-foot-1, 209-pound safety is very good in pass coverage. He covers a lot of ground, defends big receivers and has ball skills. With Robert Lester moving on to the NFL, Clinton-Dix is expected to be the difference-maker in the Alabama secondary. The Crimson Tide has produced a lot of good defensive backs, and Clinton-Dix looks like the next star to come out of Alabama's secondary.

    Pick change; previously Colt Lyerla, TE


  11. Baltimore Ravens: James Hurst, OT, North Carolina
    The Ravens wisely re-signed Bryant McKinnie, but he isn't a long-term left tackle to protect their $100-million dollar quarterback. Hurst would be a 'solid double' as Ozzie Newsome aims to take in the first round.

    Hurst (6-7, 310) had a quality junior season blocking on the ground for Giovani Bernard and pass protection for Bryn Renner. It was Hurst's third straight good season for the Tar Heels, and the junior could have warranted early-round consideration if he had entered the 2013 NFL Draft.

    Hurst was a freshman sensation in 2010. He started 12 games at left tackle and graded out at a high level. Hurst stayed in the lineup as a sophomore and had a good season blocking for Bernard.

    Pick change; previously Antonio Richardson, OT


  12. San Francisco 49ers: Deshazor Everett, CB, Texas A&M
    The 49ers could use a young cornerback to develop behind Carlos Rogers. San Francisco didn't draft a corner until its last pick of the 2013 NFL Draft.

    The Aggies had a lot of breakout players in 2012, and Everett was one who fell under the radar. He had an excellent sophomore season with 56 tackles, two interceptions and seven passes broken up. Everett (6-0, 181) has good length, speed and athletic ability. He stood out on special teams as a freshman.




  13. New England Patriots: David Yankey, G/OT, Stanford
    The Patriots could still use more talent on the inside of their offensive line.

    The Cardinal rolled over many opponents in 2012, and Yankey did a superb job as a run-blocker for Stepfan Taylor. Yankey had some struggles against Washington; Notre Dame's superb defensive line and linebackers battled hard against him with each side getting its share of wins. Yankey did well against Oregon and UCLA late in the year. He made the right decision to return for his senior season before going pro.

    Yankey is moving to left guard for 2013. It is a more natural fit for him as he isn't an elite enough athlete to be a left tackle. Stanford feels it has a potential 2015 NFL Draft first-round pick in sophomore left tackle Andrus Peat.

    Yankey (6-5, 301) saw time on the right side of the offensive line in 2011 and played well. He did a good job of opening holes for Taylor and protecting Andrew Luck. Yankey moved over to left tackle after Jonathan Martin left for the NFL.

    Pick change; previously Cyril Richardson, OT/G


  14. Seattle Seahawks: Cyril Richardson, G/OT, Baylor
    The Seahawks could use a right tackle and Richardson would be a nice fit in their offense.

    Richardson did an overall good job of blocking for quarterback Robert Griffin III in 2011. Richardson also did well opening up holes in the ground game for Terrance Ganaway. Richardson started out at guard in 2010 before he moved to tackle as a sophomore. The junior was moved back to guard for 2012.

    The 6-foot-5, 335-pounder played better back on the inside. He was more consistent in every phase of the game. Baylor had a lot of success running behind him, and he also was reliable in pass protection. Richardson would be most effective at guard in the NFL.

    Pick change; previously David Yankey, OT/G


  15. Houston Texans: Ryan Shazier, OLB, Ohio State
    The Texans grab an inside linebacker. They were unable to land one in the 2013 NFL Draft and will probably fill the hole for this season with a veteran stopgap. Luckily for Houston, its inside linebackers will be a lot better by getting Brian Cushing back. Shazier is smaller, but he could be their Mo linebacker that is basically a run-and-chase guy.

    Shazier had an excellent sophomore season in 2012 with 115 tackles, 17 tackles for a loss, one interception, 11 passes broken up, five sacks and three forced fumbles. The 6-foot-2, 226-pound linebacker is extremely fast and instinctive. It would be ideal if he could add 10-15 pounds before going pro. Shazier recorded 58 tackles, three sacks and two forced fumbles in 2011.

    Pick change; previously A.J. Johnson, ILB


  16. Atlanta Falcons: Colt Lyerla, TE, Oregon
    The Falcons grab their replacement for Tony Gonzalez.

    Lyerla (6-5, 246) is an athletic tight end who is a nice weapon in the Ducks' offense. He is extremely explosive as a receiver and his speed takes defenses by surprise. Lyerla would've seen more use at most schools, but Oregon has had so many other weapons to spread the ball around.

    Lyerla caught 25 passes for 392 yards and six touchdowns in 2012. The sophomore also ran the ball as a power back and totaled 77 yards on 13 carries. He was a real red-zone weapon in 2011, scoring five touchdowns despite catching only seven passes for 147 yards.

    Lyerla could, and should, add weight for the NFL to help improve his blocking ability. He has a lot of upside and is just scratching the surface. Lyerla is a dangerous receiver and presents a lot of mismatches. He has early-round potential.

    Pick change; previously Cassius Marsh, DT


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GOD 05-18-2013 01:36 am xxx.xxx.xxx.224 (total posts: 1)
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Did the Lions trade up from 32 ??
Blake 05-17-2013 05:25 pm xxx.xxx.xxx6.24 (total posts: 2)
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Please don't assign Johnny Manziel to the Cardinals ever again.

Bruce Arians runs a vertical passing scheme and likes big, tall, strong pocket passers and hates running his QB out of the pocket because he thinks he might get hurt.

Basically--he wants the OPPOSITE of Manziel. Boyd/Bridgewater/even Fales are fine...but there's a 0% chance they'd be even INTERESTED in Manziel.
Cam Newton 05-16-2013 10:31 pm xxx.xxx.xxx6.52 (total posts: 1)
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I CANT BE NO LEFT TACKLE!!!
zom bosley 05-16-2013 06:34 pm xxx.xxx.xxx5.28 (total posts: 1)
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I think Chip would take Purifoy over Roby if they're really that close. He wants six foot plus corners to combat larger receivers.
Aiden 05-16-2013 05:37 pm xxx.xxx.xxx5.39 (total posts: 1)
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The Colts O line is set. We won't be going G in the 2nd and I doubt we pass on Sammy Watkins if he's still there when we pick in the 1st.
Quinton Patton 05-16-2013 02:52 pm xxx.xxx.xxx4.49 (total posts: 1)
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Didn't I burn that Everett guy, and the entire A&M defense for 21 catches, 200+ yards and a few TDs?
@Pantherfan 05-16-2013 02:25 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.145 (total posts: 1)
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He's Superman! He can do it all! LOL

In round 2 he is even being relieved of his CB duties....
Bo 05-16-2013 01:27 pm xxx.xxx.xxx8.33 (total posts: 1)
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@ oh laws and the eagles and cardinals they won't pass
OH LAWD 05-16-2013 01:02 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.160 (total posts: 2)
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The Falcons are not winning the Superbowl over teams like the Packers, 49ers, Seahawks and Giants in the NFC. Its not happening.
Pantherfan 05-16-2013 12:42 pm xxx.xxx.xxx.216 (total posts: 1)
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I know Cam Newton is versatile. But playing him as left tackle is pretty crazy, walter.
Go Titans 05-16-2013 11:26 am xxx.xxx.xxx2.51 (total posts: 1)
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This is a very possible scenario, assuming the staff keeps their jobs.

Locker could easily "not" play extremely well nor extremely bad next yr. Given what he has shown thus far, it is more likely that he will just play well......leaving you with a choice. Do you: a) take a 1st rd guy thinking that Locker can't improve. b) not take a QB and ride with Locker. or c) Take a 2-3rd pick and have a competition.

As of now I am leaning towards taking a 2nd rd pick and having a competition between them and Locker.
TRUST THE MAYHEW 05-16-2013 11:03 am xxx.xxx.xxx2.83 (total posts: 2)
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I'll take Lewan in the first every single time, but I'd consider Stork in the second at this point in the season.
Rutgers 05-16-2013 10:34 am xxx.xxx.xxx.142 (total posts: 1)
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Goes to show how much research is done here. Go 'Crimson Knights'
Roger Goddell 05-16-2013 10:27 am xxx.xxx.xxx.142 (total posts: 1)
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Wow. The names in this draft. I am going to look even more like an idiot when I try to pronounce some of these.... Oh, and um please- head up when you tackle young men. Der der der
Cam Newton 05-16-2013 08:49 am xxx.xxx.xxx1.22 (total posts: 1)
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I was not aware that I played quarterback...









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