War Room Report Mock Draft
Updated: April 12, 2007
by Rob Tribbett, War Room Report Editor

33. Oakland Raiders	Tony Ugoh, OT, Arkansas
	The Raiders need to add help along the offensive line and the signing of Jermaine Newberry combined with already having Jake Grove on the roster should make Ugoh the pick over Ryan Kalil.
34. Detroit Lions	Anthony Spencer, DE, Purdue
	Despite signing Dewayne White, the Lions still need a DE. Spencer could easily be a Round One pick and is a perfect fit for the Tampa 2 defense which requires the defensive ends to pressure the passer on virtually ever play.
35. Tampa Bay Bucs	Charles Johnson, DE, Georgia
	Much like Spencer, Johnson could easily be selected in Round One pick. Both players are likely to slide because of the quality of the defensive end class. The Vikings lost Dewayne White and brought in Kevin Carter, but must get younger at this important position.
36. Cleveland Browns	Eric Wright, CB, UNLV
	Cleveland desperately needs a cornerback and Eric Wright would be a very good pick here. Physically, Wright should be a Round One pick, but concerns about his off the field actions and level of competition at UNLV could allow the Browns to get a great value at a position of need.
37. Chicago Bears	Dwayne Jarrett, WR, USC
	The Bears could go several directions with this pick, but it would be difficult to ignore the value that Jarrett represents here. Jarrett's production at USC should speak for itself and he would be a valuable red zone target for Rex Grossman.
38. Arizona Cardinals	David Harris, MLB, Michigan
	The Cardinals need to add a linebacker here and Harris is the best value. Harris has the speed to play sideline to sideline and the size to contribute in the rushing game. Harris could immediately displace Gerald Hayes in the starting lineup.
39. Atlanta Falcons	Tim Crowder, DE, Texas
	After losing Patrick Kerney, the Falcons need to add a defensive end. Crowder had a solid career at Texas and impressed in workouts with his quickness at 270 lbs. He should be able to contribute immediately.
40. Miami Dolphins	Ryan Kalil, C, USC
	The Dolphins could go in several directions with this pick, but may decide to invest in Kalil, a first round talent that falls because many of the teams drafting ahead of Miami are set at center. The Dolphins would ideally like to add a tackle, but Kalil's versatility and value would be hard to pass on for a team that needs offensive line help.
41. Minnesota Vikings	Marcus McCauley, CB, Fresno State
	The Vikings could use help at cornerback after the Fred Smoot experiment failed. McCauley had an outstanding junior season only to regress during 2006, but his physical tools can not be underestimated.
42. San Francisco 49ers	Sidney Rice, WR, South Carolina
	The 49ers are currently slated to enter the season with Ashley Lelie and Arnaz Battle starting at WR. Rice is a tremendous value here, as a player with his combination of ball skills and size is difficult to find. Rice can team with Vernon Davis to give Alex Smith a pair of top red zone targets. Read the War Room Report Interview with Sidney Rice!
43. Buffalo Bills	Tanard Jackson, CB/S, Syracuse
	The Bills lost Nate Clements and can replace him with Tanard Jackson. Jackson is not a favorite of the War Room Report, which has concerns about his ball skills and ability to cover in man situations, but he is an experience player who is willing to support the run who could replace Clements.
44. Atlanta Falcons	Eric Weddle, S, Utah
	With their second 2nd round pick, Atlanta can address another pressing need at safety with the verstatile Eric Weddle. The All-American could replace Chris Crocker immediately and would be a valuable asset when Lawyer Milloy moves on.
45. Carolina Panthers	Brandon Siler, MLB, Florida
	Dan Morgan's future is still up in the air and Chris Draft is not going to be back. Siler was the leader on the 2007 National Champion Florida Gators and excels in run support. Read the War Room Report Interview with Brandon Siler!
46. Pittsburgh Steelers	Daymeion Hughes, CB, Cal
	The Steelers have bombed lately in selecting corners in the draft, but Hughes was extremely productive at Cal and should be able to continue to grow under the tutelage of Mike Tomlin.
47. Green Bay Packers	Anthony Gonzalez, WR, Ohio State
	The Packers drafted Greg Jennings in Round Two last season but could stand to add another WR with Donald Driver advancing in age. Gonzalez played in the shadow of Ted Ginn at Ohio State, but demonstrated his agility at the scouting combine.
48. Jacksonville Jaguars	Lamar Woodley, DE, Michigan
	Woodley had outstanding production at Michigan and Jacksonville needs to bring in a pass rusher, with Reggie Hayward returning from an injury. Bobby McCray is a solid starter, but Woodley would compete for snaps across from him.
49. Cincinnati Bengals	Rufus Alexander, OLB, Oklahoma
	The Bengals lost David Pollack to injury and his future is uncertain. They could benefit greatly from bringing the tackling machine Alexander on board. All true need areas of the Bengals do not offer value here.
50. Tennessee Titans	Victor Abiamiri, DE, Notre Dame
	The Titans need to add a cornerback or defensive lineman here. Abiamiri could replace Travis LaBoy in the starting lineup.
51. New York Giants	Arron Sears, OG/OT, Tennessee
	The Giants need help along the offensive line and Sears provides flexibility. He played OT at Tennessee but may translate better as a guard in the pros. Regardless, he would help improve a line that has struggled in recent years.
52. St. Louis Rams	Ben Grubbs, OG, Auburn
	The starting guards for the Rams have been in the league for a combined 25 years, and despite having one of the best running backs in the league, they struggled to run the ball at times. Grubbs is a terrific value here and the Rams could go after him instead of a more pressing need at OLB.
53. Dallas Cowboys	Steve Smith, WR, USC
	Both starting receivers for the Cowboys will be 33 years old when the season starts and the backups have yet to show they can be NFL starters. Smith is a great value here, as he dispelled any concerns about his athleticism at the combine. He has great hands and should have a productive career.
54. Kansas City Chiefs	Quinn Pitcock, DT, Ohio State
	Kansas City needs help along the interior of the defensive line. They could go with the steady Pitcock here over Tank Tyler or Marcus Thomas.
55. Seattle Seahawks	Zach Miller, TE, Arizona State
	The Seahawks have moved on from Jerramy Stevens and signed Marcus Pollard. However, Pollard is not a top pass catching threat and is 35 years old. Zach Miller was in the discussion to be the top tight end in the draft, but he does not have outstanding long speed. He has great hands and will make a good fit for the West Coast offense.
56. Denver Broncos	Tank Tyler, DT, North Carolina State
	Denver needs a DT that can provide immediate impact and Tyler has the potential to do that. He needs to play with more consistent efforts, but he has the tools necessary to be a difference maker at DT.
57. Philadelphia Eagles	Brian Leonard, RB/FB, Rutgers
	The Eagles would like to get a running back to assist Brian Westbrook. Leonard is a multi-dimensional player that the Eagles staff is smart enough to use. He could be used towards the end of games to wear down defenses.
58. New Orleans Saints	Fred Bennett, CB, South Carolina
	The Saints need to address the CB position which hampered them in the playoffs. Fred Bennett could compete with Fred Thomas for a starting spot almost immediately.
59. New York Jets	Ray McDonald, DE/DT, Florida
	McDonald fits well as a 3-4 DE and the Jets could use a versatile player along the defensive front. He has a non stop motor that will fit well in the Jets system.
60. Miami Dolphins	Drew Stanton, QB, Michigan State
	The Dolphins have not had luck in recent years securing the QB position, despite trading for A.J. Feeley and Daunte Culpepper. They must find their quarterback of the future for Cam Cameron and Stanton has the tools to be a successful NFL QB.
61. Baltimore Ravens	Josh Wilson, CB, Maryland
	The Ravens tried to address the CB position last year with the selection of David Pittman, but he was inactive all season. The speedy Wilson can contribute immediately on special teams and should provide good support on the Ravens defense.
62. San Diego Chargers	Craig Davis, WR, LSU
	The Chargers addressed a pressing need at safety in Round One and are able to add a good WR prospect in Round Two. Craig Davis has a lot of potential and should be able to compete for a starting job in San Diego immediately.
63. New York Jets	Dan Bazuin, DE, Central Michigan
	Bazuin has been extremely productive at Central Michigan, totaling 41.5 TFL and 26.5 sacks the previous two seasons. He projects well at the NFL level as a 3-4 OLB who can focus on rushing the passer. The Jets have Bryan Thomas, but Bazuin is a solid value here who can be used in a variety of ways.
64. Tampa Bay Bucs	Marcus Thomas, DT, Florida
	The Bucs need to add a powerful player along the inside of their defensive line. With this pick acquired in the trade of Booger McFarlane, the Bucs can add the talented Thomas, who could have went even higher if not for off the field troubles.