I Hate Mocks buuuuuuut

I can't help myself.  Mostly because I'm not seeing what I expect to see.  This will be short and sweet.  No trades, Just the picks.  Ok I take that back I'm adding a fith round pick.

Rounds 1- Brian Bulaga OL

I dont know how it happens but it does.  The big scary boy is sitting there when its our turn.  CJj Spiller went early as well as McClain.  Oakland does something strange like Sergio Kindle and there ya have it.  It doesn't EVER go as planned and here is my wild card.

Round 2- Kareem Jackson CB

We need depth. We need youth. Solid tackler. Strong at the line of scrimmage and started all but 1 game of the 41 games he played. Asked for his grade from the NFL Advisory Committee, but didn't read it upon receiving it. Jackson gave the unopened envelope to Nick Saban to hold until after the BCS National Championship game so that the contents wouldn't be a distraction.

Round 3- Mike Johnson OL

Was the unquestioned leader of the offensive line that opened the way for Heisman Trophy winner Mark Ingram.  His 41 consecutive starts (and Alabama record 54 games played) have been split between all four exterior line positions, with the majority coming at left guard (24) and right tackle (10).

Round 4- Brandon Spikes ILB

The unquestioned quaterback of the Florida defense.  Don't worry to much about his decline in production.  I see it as teams accounting for him and his teammates benefiting from it.

Round 5- Dezmon Briscoe WR

One of the most unrecognized deep threats in college football, he has produced 219 receptions during his career (second in school history), with 49 of those catches resulting in gains of 20 yards or longer.  The school's record-holder for touchdown receptions, 100-yard receiving performances and receiving yardage, Briscoe finished his career fourth in Big Twelve Conference history with his 31 scoring grabs and 3,240 aerial yards.

Round 6- Mike Neal DT

When finally receiving the chance to start the past two seasons, he accumulated 68 tackles, 21.5 for loss and 11 sacks.  Not bad for "One of the more underrated three-technique defensive tackles in the country, Neal did not even earn honorable mention honors from Big Ten coaches (though he did from the league's media members) despite drawing double-team blocking and generally being a thorn in the side of offensive linemen all season."

Round 7- Deji Kareem RB

Runs with suddenness and raw power, as he can just as easily elude or run through tacklers. He shows outstanding acceleration in the open field.  With his superb body control, he can readily adjust on the move when trying to avoid. He shows above average balance, flexibility, agility and quickness, along with the sudden burst to instantly reach top end speed. His initial burst is evident, but it is his jitterbug, stop/start action that sets him apart from most backs. He has above average vision, quickly anticipating the coverage and generates very good acceleration in the second level. With his extraordinary speed, he has the ability to cut on a dime and stop-&-start with ease, displaying that special ability needed in an outside running threat