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Stedtfeld's Broncos Mock Draft 11.0 - Post-Senior Bowl

Ok so I just watched the Senior Bowl, I've learned a few things, and I want to make a new mock today. This time, I will use Sayre's idea of Brandon Marshall to the Bucs for two 2nd round picks and a 5th round pick.

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Tampa Bay receives: Brandon Marshall, WR

Denver receives: 35th pick overall, 42nd pick overall, 5th round pick

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Washington receives: Peyton Hillis, RB

Denver receives: 5th round pick

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Cincinnati receives: Tony Scheffler, TE

Denver receives: 84th pick overall

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Green Bay receives: 10th pick overall

Denver receives: 23rd pick overall, 56th pick overall, 4th round pick

Our picks

23rd pick overall

35th pick overall

42nd pick overall

45th pick overall

56th pick overall

80th pick overall

84th pick overall

4th round pick A

4th round pick B

5th round pick A

5th round pick B

6th round pick

7th round pick

With the 23rd pick in the 2010 NFL draft, the Denver Broncos select...

Maurkice Pouncey, C, Florida

It's really between Pouncey and Iupati. I think both guard and center are important positions to get this offseason, but this draft has more depth at guard than center. Maurkice is hands down the best center in this draft, and would be a great addition to our offensive line.

With the 35th pick in the 2010 NFL draft, the Denver Broncos select...

Perrish Cox, CB, Oklahoma State

Perrish is a very good CB, and is very good at covering the deep ball (which will definitely help against San Diego). He is a very versatile player, and can help on both defense and special teams. What really makes him even better for the Broncos is that he is one of the best returners in the country. He would automatically improve our special teams and free up Eddie Royal.

With the 42nd pick in the 2010 NFL draft, the Denver Broncos select...

Corey Wootton, DE, Northwestern

Corey should be able to play DE in the 3-4, and do it well. We need to solidify our offensive and defensive lines, and Wootton would help there.

With the 45th pick in the 2010 NFL draft, the Denver Broncos select...

Demaryius Thomas, WR, Georgia Tech

I like Thomas a lot, especially because he's a deep threat, and can go up and get it. He's a big guy and we need to fill the hole Marshall leaves at receiver.

With the 56th pick in the 2010 NFL draft, the Denver Broncos select...

Jacoby Ford, WR, Clemson

Yup, 2 receivers in a row. I can't pass up on Ford. He is a very fast guy (ran a 4.126 40 once) and is a good receiver at the same time. Watching him at the Senior Bowl, he just looked like an NFL receiver. Jeremy (Styg) reported that the Denver Broncos have been "talking extensively" to him. The guy is small (5'9", 181 lbs) but he doesn't play like it. He still has enough strength to release from press coverage.

With the 80 pick in the 2010 NFL draft, the Denver Broncos select...

Jon Asamoah, OG, Illinois

Alright, so I chose to get Pouncey over Iupati. We pretty much need to get a guard in the draft, and Asamoah is a good option. He's no Iupati, but he's pretty dang solid.

With the 84th pick in the 2010 NFL draft, the Denver Broncos select...

Colin Peek #84 and Preston Dial #85 of the Alabama Crimson Tide celebrate after Peek scored a 17-yard touchdown in the third quarter against the Florida Gators during the SEC Championship game at Georgia Dome on December 5, 2009 in Atlanta, Georgia.

Colin Peek, TE, Alabama

Peek has had my interest for a while now, and his performance in the Senior bowl brings even more attention. He is a good TE that can both block and catch. With Scheffler likely gone and Graham aging, bring on the Peek-Quinn era.

4th Round, Pick A

Micah Johnson, ILB, Kentucky

Micah is a beast ILB, and I firmly believe that if we don't get McClain, we should get this guy (or possibly Darryl Sharpton). We need to replace Andra Davis, who wore out towards the end of the year.

4th Round, Pick B

Dexter Davis, DE, Arizona State

Pure pass rusher. We should especially get someone like this if we lose Doom (please no), but it would still be a good pick if we keep him. We could put him on on certain downs if we want to rush the passer very well. Imagine Doom and him in on the same play, rushing the passer..

5th Round, Pick A

Mitch Petrus, OG, Arkansas

Brings some depth at the guard position, which is much needed. Hopefully he would become more than a backup someday.

5th Round, Pick B

Kurt Coleman, SS, Ohio State

I believe we are doing pretty well at safety right now, with Dawkins and Hill starting and Bruton, McBath, and Barrett behind them. Coleman comes in because Dawkins won't last forever and he and Bruton can be the strong safeties of the future. Kurt will go after the ball, whether it be stripping it or intercepting it.

6th Round

Tim Hiller, QB, Western Michigan

He's the prototypical QB size, at 6'5" and about 230 lbs. McDaniels gets another project, and we can get Simms the hell outta here.

7th Round

Dennis Landolt, OT, Penn State

Don't know much about Landolt, just that it would be nice to have some more depth on the O-line.

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