1. Tyson Jackson, LSU DE

2. Ron Brace, Boston College NT

3a. Gerald Cadogan, Penn State OT
3b. T.J. Lang, Eastern Michigan OL

4. Mitch King, Iowa DE

5. Morgan Trent, Michigan CB

6a. Kevin Huber, Cincinnati P
6b. Myron Pryor, Kentucky DT

7. Londen Fryar, Western Michigan CB

I wouldn't be very happy if the draft fell this way. Here's a few thoughts that popped in my head while reading this mock:

I'm warming up to the idea of Jackson in the first, but I still think he could be had with a trade back. If the pick is still at #9, who's left on your board? There's a few of people I'd like better at #9 if they are available, but I wouldn't be overly upset about this pick by any means.

I can't say the same about round two I've hated the idea of Brace in the second for months. I won't re-hash the reasons why. Plenty of others have articulated the concerns about that pick far better than I can. I'd much rather see the best OL available if one isn't taken in the first. Possibly a 3-4 OLB candidate.

Round 3: I like Cadogan, but top of the third seems early for him based on most of what I've been reading on various sites. I know this doesn't mean much, just kind of a surprise.

Round 4: No real issue with King in the fourth, however, 2 DE's in the first 4 rounds, 3 DL out of the first 5 picks? I know DL is a need, and using multiple picks to nail down a position isn't unheard of, but it seems a bit much.

Round 6: I like the idea of grabbing Huber here. I'm sick of the punter merry-go-round and think this would be a low-risk chance to shore that up.