2009 SJ Mock Draft

This is where it gets interesting. Raji's name has been out there, but his stock may have dropped with the drug test allegations, and I wonder if the team doesn't look elsewhere because they traded for Redding. I think Crabtree is the best available player, but WR is not a huge need with TJ in the fold. Of course, after 17 WRs went down for them last year, they probably want some depth. I actually think this is where a team trades up for Sanchez. I say Seattle swaps picks with Washington and gets the Skins' first-rounder next year.

 

There's been a lot of talk about the 'Hawks taking Sanchez here, correct? Hasselbeck isn't getting any younger or less injury-prone.

 

1. Detroit Lions - QB Matt Stafford, Georgia
2. St. Louis Rams - T Jason Smith, Baylor
3. Kansas City Chiefs - LB Aaron Curry, Wake Forrest
4. Seattle Seahawks - T Eugene Monroe, Virginia

The Cleveland Browns are now on the clock.

 

I still don't get Washington's apparent interest in Sanchez ... Jason Campbell isn't a bad quarterback.

 

Beaker, that's a wasted pick, IMO, for them. If they can hit on a defender or two in the draft and Hasselbeck stays healthy with TJ to throw to, that team can win its division.

Ooh, curveball with Monroe.

EDIT: But Snyder is a bad owner.

 

The Browns need to go defense with this pick, since they can con anybody into trading for the pick. Of course, if they plan on trading Edwards, Crabtree also makes sense.

 

Any chance the Browns trade Edwards for picks and draft Crabtree?

EDIT: What chester said.

 

Agreed, Trey. He had some ups and downs last season, but I thought he made a step forward.

 

Campbell's not bad, but there's not much upside at this point. I'm guessing Zorn doesn't think he can do much in his system.

 

Which is exactly what probably will happen Saturday. Sounds like the Edwards deal is one of those which will be announced right before the draft if it happens.

 

BJ Raji?

 

Who's the top-rated DE? The Browns could use him, whoever he is.