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Fan on Fire: 2013 NFL Mock Draft – Vol. 8

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Dion Jordan - Oregon Ducks

Dion Jordan, (Steve Dykes/Getty Images North America)

 

Oregon’s Dion Jordan has skyrocketed up the draft board.

Find out where he might land in the - Fan on Fire: 2013 NFL mock draft Vol. 8

Fan on Fire: 2013 NFL mock draft

Second Round

62.  Baltimore Ravens -  Jamie Collins, OLB – Southern Mississippi:

61.  San Francisco 49ers -  Phillip Thomas, FS – Fresno State:

60.  Atlanta Falcons -  Logan Ryan, CB – Rutgers:  The Falcons have a huge need for a CB.

59. New England Patriots -  Tavarres King, WR – Georgia:

58.  Denver Broncos – Travis Frederick, OG – Wisconsin:

57.  Houston Texans – Terrance Williams, WR – Baylor:

56. Seattle Seahawks -  Kawann Short, DT – Purdue: 
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55.  Green Bay Packers -  Robert Woods, WR – USC:  The Packers like to draft WR’s in the second round, and Woods fits their profile.

54.  Miami Dolphins (Colts) -  David Amerson, CB - N.C. State:

53.  Cincinnati Bengals  – William Gholston, DE – Michigan State:

52.  Minnesota Vikings -  DeAndre Hopkins, WR – Clemson:

51.  Washington Redskins -  Matt Elam, SS – Florida:  The Redskins desperatly need help at safety.

50.  Chicago Bears - Khaseem Greene, ILB – Rutgers:  Brian Urlacher is near the end of his career.

49. New York Giants -  Alex Okafor, DE – Texas:  The Giants love to draft pass rushers.

48.  Pittsburgh Steelers - Andre Ellington, RB Clemson:  Andre Ellington could add a versatile threat to the Steelers offense.

47.  Dallas Cowboys – Tyler Wilson, QB – Arkansas:  Jerry Jones gets his QB of the future, and one with Arkansas ties.

46.  St. Louis Rams – Arthur Brown, OLB – Kansas State:
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45.  San Diego Chargers - Zach Ertz, TE – Stanford: The Chargers add a TE to pair with Antonio Gates.
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44.  Carolina Panthers – Jonathan Jenkins, DT – Georgia: 
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43.  Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Jonthan Banks, CB – Mississippi State:
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42. Miami Dolphins – Larry Warford, OG – Kentucky:
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41.  Buffalo Bills - Justin Hunter, WR – Tennessee:
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40.  Tennessee Titans  -  Sam Montgomery, DE – LSU:
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39.  New York Jets -  Barrett Jones, OG – Alabama:  Jones can play either Guard or Center.
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38.  Arizona Cardinals – Matt Barkley, QB – USC:  The Cardinals got their offensive tackle in the first round, and now they get their QB.
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37.  Cincinnati Bengals (Raiders) - Giovani Bernard, RB – North Carolina:  The Bengals need a threat at RB.
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36.  Detroit Lions -  Cornelius Carradine, DE – Florida State:
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35.  Philadelphia Eagles – Eric Reid, FS – LSU:  The Eagles continue the makeover of their secondary.
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34.  San Francisco 49ers (Chiefs) -  Jordan Poyer, CB – Oregon State:  The 49ers may trade this pick to get Darrelle Revis, but if they can’t get him they still take a CB here.
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33.  Jacksonville Jaguars – Eddie Lacy, RB – Alabama:  Maurice Jones-Drew won’t be around forever, and Lacy can help Blaine Gabbert by taking pressure off the passing game.
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First Round

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32.  Baltimore Ravens -  Manti Teo, ILB – Notre Dame:  The Ravens address a need at ILB with the controversial Teo.  Previous Pick:  Sam Mongomery, OLB – LSU

31.  San Francisco 49ers -  Sylvester Williams, DE – North Carolina:  The 49ers add more depth to the defensive line.  Previous Pick:  Jesse Williams, NT – Alabama

30.  Atlanta Falcons -  Damontre Moore, DE – Texas A&M:  The Falcons address a need and take a pass rusher in Moore, who slides to them after a poor performacne at the combine:  The Falcons may trade this pick, as a team may move into the first round to take a QB.  Previous pick:  Zach Ertz, TE – Stanford

29. New England Patriots -  Johnathan Hankins, DT – Ohio State:  The Patriots get more depth on their defensive line. Previous Pick:  Sharif Floyd, DT – Florida

28.  Denver Broncos – Jamar Taylor, CB – Boise State:  The Broncos need some help in their defensive backfield: Manti Te’o, ILB – Notre Dame

27.  Houston Texans – Desmond Trufant, CB – Washington:  The Texans need to add some skill to their defensive backfield.  Previous Pick:  Jonthan Banks, CB – Mississippi State

26. Green Bay Packers -  Datone Jones, DE – UCLA:  The Packers add some depth to their defensive line.  Previous Pick: Datone Jones, DE – UCLA
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25.  Seattle Seahawks -  D.J. Fluker, OT – Alabama:  The Seahawks could use a RT, and Fluker is the top one left on the board.  Previous Pick: Justin Hunter, WR – Tennessee

24.  Indianapolis Colts -  Johnathan Cooper, OG – North Carolina:  The Colts were not a very good running team and Cooper can help with that as well as protecting Andrew Luck.  Previous Pick:  Johnathan Cooper, OG – North Carolina

23.  Minnesota Vikings  – Jesse Williams, NT – Alabama:  The Vikings need some help on the interior defensive line.  Previous Pick:  Tavon Austin, WR – West Virginia

22.  St. Louis Rams (from Washington) -  Tavon Austin, WR – West Virginia:  The Rams need more talent at WR. Previous Pick:  Cordarelle Patterson, WR – Tennessee

21. Cincinnati Bengals -  Alec Ogletree, ILB – Georgia:  There are some character issues with Ogletree, and some speculate he may slide out of the first round, but Bengals don’t shy away from drafting players with character issues. Previous Pick:  Alec Ogletree, ILB

20.  Chicago Bears - Tyler Eifert, TE – Notre Dame:  The Bears don’t get much production from their TE’s, so Eifert could help change that.  Previous Pick:  Tyler Eifert, TE – Notre Dame

19. New York Giants -  Sheldon Richardson, DT – Missouri:  The Giants add more depth to their defensive line.  Previous Pick: Jonathan Jenkins, DT – Georgia

18.  Dallas Cowboys – Ezekiel Ansah, DE – BYU:  The Cowboys bolster their defensivce line with Ansah.  Previous Pick: Lane Johnson, OT Oklahoma

17.  Pittsburgh Steelers – Kevin Minter, ILB – LSU:  The Steelers need to add some youth all over their defense and Minter will help.  Previous Pick: Kevin Minter, ILB – LSU

16.  St. Louis Rams -  Kenny Vacarro, SS – Texas:  The Rams need an enforcer at  SS.  Previous Pick:   Kenny Vacarro, SS – Texas

15.  New Orleans Saints – Barkevious Mingo, OLB – LSU: The Saints don’t have much of a pass rush, so Mingo can help at OLB as the Saints move to a 3-4 defense.  And Mingo is also a local product from LSU.  Previous Pick: Dion Jordan, OLB – Oregon
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14.  Carolina Panthers -Keenan Allen, WR – Cal:  The Panthers could use a WR like Allen to give Cam Newton another weapon in the passing game.  Previous Pick:  Sheldon Richardson, DT – Missouri
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13.  Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Sharif Floyd, DT – Florida:  Floyd had a great combine and vaults up the board.  And the Bucs could use some size on the interior defensive line.  Previous Pick:  Johnathan Hankins, DT – Ohio State
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12.  Miami Dolphins -  Cordarelle Patterson, WR – Tennessee:  The Dolphins need a WR, and Patterson is the top WR on the board.  Previous Pick:  Keenan Allen, WR – Cal
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11.  San Diego Chargers – Xavier Rhodes, CB – Florida State:  The Chargers are getting a little long in the tooth at CB and Rhodes is a big fast prospect.  Previous Pick:  Xavier Rhodes, CB – Florida State
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10. Tennessee Titans – Chance Warmack, OG – Alabama:  The Titans need help on the interior of the line and Warmack is the top OG in the draft.  Previous Pick:  Chance Warmack, OG – Alabama

9.  New York Jets – Jarvis Jones, OLB – Georgia:  With the top Tackles off the board, the Jets address their lack of a pass rusher and take Jones.  Previous Pick:  Eric Fisher, OT – Central Michigan

8.  Buffalo Bills  -  Geno Smith, QB – West Virginia:  The Bills address a need by drafting the top rated QB on the board in Smith.  Previous Pick:  Barkevious Mingo, OLB – LSU

7.  Arizona Cardinals -  Lane Johnson, OT Oklahoma:  Regardless od who is the QB for the Cardinals next season, they must address the offensive line, and Johnson is the highest rated prospect on the board.  Previous Pick:  Geno Smith, QB – West Virginia

6.  Cleveland Browns – Star Lotulelei, DT – Utah:  There have been medical questions arise about Lotulelei from the combine, and if they are confirmed he may fall from the first round, but if he checks out OK he is still a big time prospect.    Previous Pick: Star Lotulelei, DT – Utah

5.  Detroit Lions – Eric Fisher, OT – Central Michigan:  The Lions could use more pass protection for Matthew Stafford, so they take Fisher here:  Damontre Moore, DE – Texas A&M
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4.  Philadelphia Eagles -  Dee Milliner, CB – Alabama:  The Eagles could use some help at CB and Milliner is the top ocrner in the draft.  Previous Pick:  Dee Milliner, CB – Alabama

3.  Oakland Raiders – Dion Jordan, OLB/DE – Oregon:  The Raiders need help at OLB and ILB.  Jordan had a great combine and has moved into the top five.  Previous Pick: Jarvis Jones, OLB – Georgia

2.  Jacksonville Jaguars -  Bjoern Werner, DE – Florida State:  Werner reminds me of the Rams Chris Long.  A DE with a relentless motor and is equally effective against the run or pass rushing.  He’s not flashy, but will be a cornerstone of your defense for ten years.       Previous Pick:  Bjoern Werner, DE – Florida State
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1.  Kansas City Chiefs – Luke Joeckel, OT – Texas A&M:  At this point there is no QB to pick at number one.  The Chiefs have traded for Alex Smith, so they get Joekel to add for pass protection.  Previous Pick:  Luke Joeckel, OT – Texas A&M

 

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  • Tophatal

    Joeckel is likely to be a top five pick in this draft , but having perused the cuts that have been made by the teams , it is extremely hard to say now , what is ultimately likely to happen .

    NFL Draft 2012 . Merely a reminder of how things panned out .

    Tophatal …………………….

    • http://fanonfiresportswire.com/ Maurice Barksdale

      When the Chiefs traded for Alex Smith, it ruled out that they would draft a QB with the number one pick, so we know that for sure now. They run a 3-4 defense and already have two pro bowlers at OLB, so they won’t draft Jarvis Jones, or Dion Jordan. And Bjoern Werner is a 4-3 DE, so he doesn’t fit their defense. Unless the Chiefs trade the pick, they will draf Joekel.

      • Tophatal

        It will be intriguing to see what happens , especially in light of the changes made within the front office of the Chiefs . Both former GM Scott Pioli and Romeo Crennel , had to go after that debacle of last season !

        Hopefully , their recent draft history won’t be mirror of what might see this season !

        Tophatal ………………..

        • http://fanonfiresportswire.com/ Maurice Barksdale

          The Chiefs should be OK with Reid, but I think they’d be better off with a real GM and with Reid focusing on coaching as opposed to being the President of Football Operations.

          The Eagles operation seemed to go down hill the last few years with Reid in charge of all aspects of the football operation. So the Chiefs will be better with Reid, but I think there’s a ceiling on how good they can be.
          I have yet to see one man successfully handle being the coach and GM simultaneously for an extended period of time. The Eagles just fired Andy Reid from that job, and he had no super bowl wins to show for it.

          • Tophatal

            Reid’s responsibilities should only encompass the personnel and at the time of the draft . Beyond that his duties should be the preparation of the players and getting them game ready . In his latter years, Andy Reid , was given way too much latitude and to my mind Eagles’ GM Howie Roseman became a putz !

          • http://fanonfiresportswire.com/ Maurice Barksdale

            I think the coach should work for the GM and not the other way around. Coaches shouldn’t have the final say in personnel decisions. They should have input, but not the final say.

            I’m not saying it can’t be done, because it’s being done. Bill Belichick and Mike Shanahan have similiar arrangements. And while the Patriots continue to have success thanks to Tom Brady, the personnel decisions as of late have not been as good as in the past.

          • Tophatal

            It’s not so much Belichick when it comes to the Patriots’ staff , but his scouting assistants , coaching staff , but most of all GM Nick Caserio . Who to my mind is one of the most underrated GM’ s in the entire NFL . Much as in the same way Ozzie Newsome has been with the Ravens since 2000.

            Tophatal ……………………………

          • http://fanonfiresportswire.com/ Maurice Barksdale

            Belichick still has the final say over personnel though. And even though he just won the Super Bowl, I doubt John Harbaugh has final say over personnel with the Ravens. I think it works better when the GM has final say, and when the coach works for the GM and not the GM for the coach.

          • Tophatal

            That is definitely the case ! Caserio has worked wonders , but I feel that Newsome has been the most impressive of all the general managers in the NFL since 2000 ! Just look at the Ravens’ draft history over that time .

            By comparison Caserio has been the Pats GM since 2010 , having succeeded Scott Pioli .

            The issue I have with Belichick , is that in spite of his avowed proficiency when it comes to defense , the Pats have been an ongoing mess for the last two seasons , if not more in that one specific category . As a diehard Pats’ fan , it really irks me to the extent , I get way beyond being angry !

            Last but not least , the issue of the most powerful man in sports . Hands down, it has to be Anschutz , not just because of his wealth , nut look at the sporting holdings ( part owner of the Lakers , owns Staples Center , Nokia Theater and land for the prospective venue for the proposed NFL Los Angeles franchise , Live Nation , Ticket Master , O2 Arena [branded named venues around the globe bearing that name] , and at least part share in five teams in MLS (soccer) as well as being the outright owner of the current MLS champions the LA Galaxy ). Bear in mind also his (Philip Anschutz) company AEG , is the largest sports’ concessions company on the planet , which is now on the market with an estimated worth , of $11 billion to $15 billion . One of the interested parties at present is Guggenheim Sports Properties , the present owners of the Los Angeles Dodgers .

            The Guggenheim Partners Inc (holding company for GSP) , a venture capital firm with over $125 billion in assets is led by Mark Walter and Todd Boehly . Walter is a close personal friend of Magic Johnson , and as we now know the group paid $2 billion for the Dodgers, while an inflated price , it is a mere pittance , considering the $ 7 billion (two decade) television contract recently negotiated by the Dodgers’ front office with Fox Sports.

            Tophatal

 
 
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