Mock Draft Update - 3/13/2009

My 2009 NFL Mock Draft
The 5th revision of my mock draft is completed. I went into this week thinking there would only be a few changes. Then I realized one little change alters EVERYTHING after it. My "previous mock", "also will consider", and "commentary" columns are, once again, only available via PDF download (link below). This week I have expanded to TWO ROUNDS!!! Hope you enjoy!

**MOCK AVAILABLE HERE**
(click for PDF)

ROUND	OVERALL PICK	TEAM	PLAYER	POS.	COLLEGE
ROUND 1
1	1	Lions	Eugene Monroe	OT	Virginia
1	2	Rams	Jason Smith	OT	Baylor
1	3	Chiefs	Aaron Curry	ILB/OLB	Wake Forest
1	4	Seahawks	Matthew Stafford	QB	Georgia
1	5	Browns	Everrette Brown	DE/OLB	Florida State
1	6	Bengals	Brian Orakpo	DE/OLB	Texas
1	7	Raiders	Michael Crabtree	WR	Texas Tech
1	8	Jaguars	Rey Maualuga	ILB	USC
1	9	Packers	B.J. Raji	DT	Boston College
1	10	49ers	Brian Cushing	ILB/OLB	USC
1	11	Bills	Clay Matthews	DE/OLB	USC
1	12	Broncos	Vontae Davis	CB	Illinois
1	13	Redskins	Michael Oher	OT	Ole Miss
1	14	Saints	Alphonso Smith	CB	Wake Forest
1	15	Texans	Peria Jerry	DT	Ole Miss
1	16	Chargers	Tyson Jackson	DE	LSU
1	17	Jets	Darrius Heyward-Bey	WR	Maryland
1	18	Bears	Andre Smith	OT	Alabama
1	19	Buccaneers	Mark Sanchez	QB	USC
1	20	Lions	James Laurinaitis	ILB	Ohio State
1	21	Eagles	Malcolm Jenkins	CB/S	Ohio State
1	22	Vikings	Evander Hood	DT/DE	Missouri
1	23	Patriots	Larry English	DE/OLB	Northern Illinois
1	24	Falcons	Brandon Pettigrew	TE	Oklahoma State
1	25	Dolphins	Sean Smith	CB/S	Utah
1	26	Ravens	Aaron Maybin	DE/OLB	Penn State
1	27	Colts	Chris Wells	RB	Ohio State
1	28	Eagles	Eben Britton	OT	Arizona
1	29	Giants	Jeremy Maclin	WR	Missouri
1	30	Titans	Percy Harvin	WR	Florida
1	31	Cardinals	Clint Sintim	OLB	Virginia
1	32	Steelers	Darius Butler	CB	Connecticut
ROUND 2
2	33	Lions	Duke Robinson	OG	Oklahoma
2	34	Patriots	Louis Delmas	FS	Western Michigan
2	35	Rams	Kenny Britt	WR	Rutgers
2	36	Browns	D.J. Moore	CB	Vanderbilt
2	37	Seahawks	William Beatty	OT	Connecticut
2	38	Bengals	Alex Mack	OC	California
2	39	Jaguars	Knowshon Moreno	RB	Georgia
2	40	Raiders	Max Unger	OC	Oregon
2	41	Packers	Connor Barwin	DE/OLB	Cincinnati
2	42	Bills	Jared Cook	TE	South Carolina
2	43	49ers	Hakeem Nicks	WR	North Carolina
2	44	Dolphins	Ron Brace	DT	Boston College
2	45	Giants	Rashad Johnson	FS	Alabama
2	46	Texans	Patrick Chung	SS	Oregon
2	47	Patriots	Jamon Meredith	OT	South Carolina
2	48	Broncos	Robert Ayers	DE/OLB	Tennessee
2	49	Bears	Michael Johnson	DE/OLB	Georgia Tech
2	50	Browns	Phil Loadholt	OT	Oklahoma
2	51	Cowboys	Coye Francies	CB	San Jose State
2	52	Jets	Josh Freeman	QB	Kansas State
2	53	Eagles	LeSean McCoy	RB	Pittsburgh
2	54	Vikings	Eric Wood	OC	Louisville
2	55	Falcons	Jairus Byrd	CB	Oregon
2	56	Dolphins	Paul Kruger	DE/OLB	Utah
2	57	Ravens	Brian Robiskie	WR	Ohio State
2	58	Patriots	Donald Brown	RB	Connecticut
2	59	Panthers	Lawrence Sidbury	DE/OLB	Richmond
2	60	Giants	Shawn Nelson	TE	Southern Miss.
2	61	Colts	Fili Moala	DT	USC
2	62	Titans	Victor Harris	CB	Virginia Tech
2	63	Cardinals	Shonn Greene	RB	Iowa
2	64	Steelers	Herman Johnson	OG	LSU

The mock draft comparisons and average draft position is going to be delayed until tomorrow due to unforeseen circumstances. However, this week Kiper and McShay have updated, and PFT's Florio says they will have one out soon as well. We should start to see a lot of movement in the players ADP. Check back for that early tomorrow afternoon. Sorry for the delay.

PROSPECT UPDATES

• West Virginia held their Pro Day yesterday and QB Pat White continued to impress scouts with this throwing ability. White, still seen as a hybrid QB/WR/RB for use in a "wildcat" scheme, showed the necessary poise, strength, and intelligence required to be a pro QB.
• Maryland WR Darrius Heyward-Bey continued to dazzle scouts at his Pro Day, much like he did at the combine. Heyward-Bey is cementing himself as the second best WR, behind only Texas Tech's Michael Crabtree.
• Kansas State QB Josh Freeman had a tremendous Pro Day workout yesterday according to published reports meaning he may now be in play for the first round.
• Not all Pro Day workouts have helped a player. Reports from Tuscaloosa say that OT Andre Smith - once considered a possible #1 pick - had a terrible workout at Alabama and his stock may have taken an even bigger hit. Smith is in a free fall, one that won't stop until his name is called on draft day. Considered a sure-fire Top 5 pick just a few months ago, Smith is now expected to be drafted between 15 and 25. He has lost millions of dollars by being overweight and under prepared.