2010 NFL Mock Draft- Round 6

Updated: April 22nd


 

#170) St Louis Rams- Tony Moeaki (TE Iowa)
St Louis needs to get Bradford as many weapons as possible.
#171) Atlanta Falcons- Jeff Byers (Center U.S.C)
Atlanta needs to beef up the interior of the offensive line. Byers is an athletic center who should add some depth.
#172) Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Kurt Coleman (Safety U.S.C)
Outside of Tanard Jackson the Bucs' have very little depth at safety.
#173) Miami Dolphins- James Starks (RB Buffalo)
James Starks suffered a torn A.C.L before his senior season, but prior to that, was rated one of the top senior running backs in this years class.
#174) Miami Dolphins- Josh Hull (ILB Penn State)
Overshadowed by Navorro Bowman, and Sean Lee at Penn State, Josh Hull is a very good linebacker in his own right.
#175) Carolina Panthers- Andrew Quarless (TE Penn State)
Quarless is a player with a very high upside, but character issues derail his stock.
#176) Seattle Seahawks- Reshawn Jackson (FB Virginia)
Reshawn Jackson is the best Full Back in this years draft, and will help out the Seahawks struggling rushing attack.
#177) Cleveland Browns- Sam Young (OT Notre Dame)
Sam Young is 6 foot 8 but lacks athleticism, may have to transition to guard, but has a very versatile skill set.
#178) Buffalo Bills- Roddrick Muckelroy (OLB Texas)
Very productive linebacker at Buffalo, Muckelroy is a steal here in the 6th, and may have the best name in the draft.
#179) Miami Dolphins- Ben Burney (CB Colorado)
Ben Burney has been shooting up draft boards as of late, tearing up the track with a 40 time in the high 4.3's
#180) Jacksonville Jaguars- Emmanuel Sanders (WR S.M.U)
Emmanuel Sanders can be an effective slot receiver as a rookie, and also help out on punt and kick returns.
#181) Chicago Bears- Andre Neblett (DT Temple)
Chicago's dominant defensive line is no more, and have little depth behind their already shaky starters.
#182) San Francisco 49ers- Vince Oghobaase (DT/DE Duke)
Good depth guy at the 5 technique.
#183) Denver Broncos- Dan LeFevour (QB Central Michigan)
Kyle Orton is not a sure thing, and Brady Quinn is in the last year of his deal. LeFevour was extremely productive at Central Michigan as a scrambling QB.
#184) New York Giants- Daniel Te'o-Nesham (DE Washington)
Has really risen lately after a terrific combine, the workout warrior is worth a shot here in the sixth.
#185) Tennessee Titans- Jeff Owens (DT Georgia)
Jeff Owens is 6-3 305, and will add some beef at the nose tackle position.
#186) Cleveland Browns- C.J Wilson (DE East Carolina)
C.J Wilson could be very effective playing the 5 technique in Cleveland's 3-4 defense.
#187) Houston Texans- Shay Hodge (WR Ole Miss)
Houston is pretty shaky at receiver aside from Andre Johnson, and Shay Hodge is a steal in the 6th round.
#188) Pittsburgh Steelers- Van Eskridge (Safety East Carolina)
Van Eskridge flies under the radar but has had 10 picks the last 2 seasons, and at the very least will be a successful special teamer
#189) Atlanta Falcons- Jevan Snead (QB Ole Miss)
Snead is a guy with a lot of potential, and worth a shot in the 6th round.
#190) New England Patriots- Willie Young (DE/OLB NC State)
Willie Young has been a very productive pass rusher in college, and will be a great fit as a 3-4 Outside linebacker.
#191) Cincinnati Bengals- Deji Karim (RB Southern Iliinois)
Small schooler who has been shooting up draft boards lately.
#192) Buffalo Bills- Sherrick McManis (CB Northwestern)
Sherrick McManis is another guy who has had a very nice draft pre-season, gone from unknown to legitimate corner prospect.
#193) Green Bay Packers- Jermaine Cunningham (DE/OLB Florida)
Cunningham played out of position at Florida. Is a natural fit as a 3-4 pass rusher.
#194) Baltimore Ravens- Justin Cole (DE/OLB San Jose State)
Baltimore is always looking to add depth guys at pass rusher, Cole has some potential and could wind up being a steal here late in the sixth.
#195) Arizona Cardinals- Greg Middleton (DE Indiana)
Greg Middleton offers depth and athleticism at the 5 technique.
#196) Dallas Cowboys- Brian Jackson (CB Oklahoma)
Brian Jackson is a very solid corner who could play some nickel as a rookie, and has the physical measureables to be a starter down the road.
#197) Houston Texans- Thomas Austin (Guard/Center Clemson)
Versatile offensive lineman, can play all 3 interior line positions.
#198) New York Jets- Garrett Graham (TE Wisconsin)
Garrett Graham is a very good receiver who can be lined up in the slot, on the line, or out of the backfield.
#199) Minnesota Vikings- Shawn Lauvao (Guard Arizona State)
Can never have too much depth on the offensive line.
#200) Philadelphia Eagles- Eric Olsen (Center Notre Dame)
Eric Olsen is pretty overrated in my opinion, but does have some upside.
#201) New Orleans Saints- Kavell Conner (OLB Clemson)
Kavell Conner has been a very productive linebacker in college, and will be a great special teamer at his worst.
#202) Carolina Panthers- Derrell Smith (ILB Syracuse)
Smith is a tackling machine who can be effective on special teams, and add some depth behind Jon Beason.
#203) Jacksonville Jaguars- A.J Jefferson (CB Fresno State)
Very athletic cornerback with a lot of potential.
#204) Carolina Panthers- Colin Peek (TE Alabama)
Colin Peek is an excellent blocking tight end, and also a good red zone target.
#205) New England Patriots- O'Brien Schofield (DE/OLB Wisconsin)
O'Brien Schofield would have been a second or third round pick if he didn't blow up his knee at the Senior Bowl
#206) San Francisco 49ers- Joe Pawelek (ILB Baylor)
San Fran does not have much depth at inside linebacker.
#207) Tennessee Titans- Harry Coleman (Safety L.S.U)
Coleman is a heavy hitting Safety who may have to switch to linebacker, but is a terror on special teams.

 

 

 

 


 


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