The Answer
03-28-2007, 11:00 AM
http://www.nfldraftscout.com/mockdraft.php?round=1&year=2007
Houston 10. Leon Hall CB Michigan - Fans will be clamoring for the falling Adrian Peterson, and with the 10th pick, this is about where the oft-injured superstar may go. The wiser move would be to add Hall, a steady presence to play opposite Dunta Robinson.
San Fran 11. Patrick Willis ILB Ole Miss - Linebacker remains an area of need for the 49ers, and with Willis running a pair of eye-popping sub 4.40-second 40-yard dashes at 238 pounds, he is once again proving to be well worth a pick in the top half of the first round.
Buffalo 12. Adrian Peterson RB Okla - Do I think Peterson drops this far come April? No, but the running back roulette during free agency could cause Peterson to take a tumble down the board even though his stock remains strong. Teams simply have other needs to address. Should Peterson begin to fall, expect someone to trade up to get him, but slipping as far as No. 12 is a much likelier scenario than one might think. Steven Jackson, considered a top 10-15 pick by most, slipped all the way to 24th in 2004 in much the same way.
~The Answer
Houston 10. Leon Hall CB Michigan - Fans will be clamoring for the falling Adrian Peterson, and with the 10th pick, this is about where the oft-injured superstar may go. The wiser move would be to add Hall, a steady presence to play opposite Dunta Robinson.
San Fran 11. Patrick Willis ILB Ole Miss - Linebacker remains an area of need for the 49ers, and with Willis running a pair of eye-popping sub 4.40-second 40-yard dashes at 238 pounds, he is once again proving to be well worth a pick in the top half of the first round.
Buffalo 12. Adrian Peterson RB Okla - Do I think Peterson drops this far come April? No, but the running back roulette during free agency could cause Peterson to take a tumble down the board even though his stock remains strong. Teams simply have other needs to address. Should Peterson begin to fall, expect someone to trade up to get him, but slipping as far as No. 12 is a much likelier scenario than one might think. Steven Jackson, considered a top 10-15 pick by most, slipped all the way to 24th in 2004 in much the same way.
~The Answer