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2010 BP Mock Draft

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For those who have heard that we are not considering Troy Smith as available for trade, I just talked to the stockholders and they are furious.
Seems like the management has had a change of heart and would reconsider if the right package was made available.
 
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With the 6th pick in the 2010 BP Mock Draft, Seattle selects:

Dez Bryant, WR, Oklahoma State
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Cleveland is on the clock...
 
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Seattle's pick was ready this morning at 9:30. I'm here to be used, I'm your huckleberry.

The PM system is designed as a fallback if you aren't around. Otherwise go ahead and declare the choice - with some humor/flair - with your head coach or owner, then make the official announcement with Goodell. After the first two rounds, you can skip using Goodell altogether since I get lazy & tired after awhile.
 
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After going 5 for 5, Dez was the first selection in this draft that I did not predict. I had Dez filling the likely void of Brandon Marshall. Seattle had bigger needs than WR (such as OT & DE), but this is a case of taking the best player available, and Dez was too talented to pass.

TJ is a great number two but is not a go to receiver. Adding the best deep threat in the draft would provide a second dynamic weapon in the passing game and allow TJ to earn that lofty contract. Bryant has great size & speed and was unstoppable in the Big 12.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBO2-do2Vng"]YouTube- WR Dez Bryant Highlights/Lowlights 2009/2008 Oklahoma State[/ame]
 
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Damn, Mel! Mangini told you!

Cleveland FINALLY addresses its defensive backfield. The big loser here is Taylor Mays. If Mays came out last year, he would have been taken here. Instead, after a poor season, and with Haden's stock skyrocketing this year, Cleveland drafts the best defensive back in the draft. I heard they were debating between Haden and Eric Berry, but with Berry already off the board, Cleveland's choice was easy.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFlj5QWSdGU"]YouTube - Joe Haden Career Highlights[/ame]
 
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