Smith is taller than Aaron Rodgers, and with more upside.
2) Miami: Ronnie Brown, RB, Auburn
After all their posturing, this is the biggest need.
3) Cleveland: Braylon Edwards, WR, Michigan
50-50 chance the pick is traded to Minnesota.
4) Chicago: Cedric Benson, RB, Texas
Benson is the big back that is needed for their offense.
5) Tampa Bay: Mike Williams, WR, USC
Carnell Williams is the other logical choice.
6) Tennessee: Antrel Rolle, CB, Miami
Rolle has the size and just enough speed.
7) Minnesota: Derrick Johnson, LB, Texas
50-50 chance the pick is traded to Cleveland.
8) Arizona: Carnell Williams, RB, Auburn
Dennis Green gets his franchise running back.
9) Washington: Adam Jones, CB, West Virginia
Jones will start immediately in Fred Smoot’s place.
10) Detroit: Aaron Rodgers, QB, California
Rodgers slides like Ben Roethlisberger in 2004.
11) Dallas: Shawn Merriman, DE/OLB, Maryland
Merriman adds flexibility for a 3-4 or 4-3 defense.
12) San Diego: Demarcus Ware, OLB, Troy
Troy is raw, but he can play OLB in the Chargers defense.
13) Houston: Alex Barron, OT, Florida State
The Texans lost out on Orlando Pace, they get Barron.
14) Carolina: Troy Williamson, WR, South Carolina
A weapon to help replace receiver Muhsin Muhammad.
15) Kansas City: Carlos Rogers, CB, Auburn
Rodgers may become the best cornerback in the draft.
16) New Orleans: Jammal Brown, OT, Oklahoma
Brown would plug a big hole at right tackle.
17) Cincinnati: Thomas Davis, S/OLB, Georgia
Coach Marvin Lewis will figure out his best position.
18) Minnesota: Erasmus James, DE, Wisconsin
James is big and quick enough to play DE in the 4-3 .
19) St. Louis: Khalif Barnes, OT, Washington
Barnes would play right tackle opposite Orlando Pace.
20) Dallas: Marcus Spears, DE, LSU
Parcells puts another defender in his grocery bag.
21) Jacksonville: David Pollack, DE, Georgia
Marcellus Wiley is not an answer at defensive end.
22) Baltimore: Mark Clayton, WR, Oklahoma
The Ravens pray that Clayton falls this far.
23) Seattle: Travis Johnson, DT, Florida State
Johnson is the best defensive tackle in the draft.
24) Green Bay: Dan Cody, DE, Oklahoma
Another pass rusher to take some pressure off KGB.
25) Washington (From Denver): Jason Campbell, QB, Auburn
The Redskins paid a lot to trade up, a quarterback makes sense.
26) Oakland (From NY Jets): Justin Miller, CB, Clemson
Oakland needs a cornerback to replace Phillip Buchanon.
27) Atlanta: Matt Roth, DE, Iowa
Shaun Cody is a DT/DE tweener who is another choice.
28) San Diego: Roddy White, WR, UAB
Chargers need a young WR who can stay healthy.
29) Indianapolis: Fabian Washington, CB, Nebraska
The Colts love speed, and Washington has plenty of it.
30) Pittsburgh: Heath Miller, TE, Virginia
Miller helps make up for the loss of Plaxico Burress.
31) Philadelphia: Matt Jones, WR, Arkansas
The Eagles will try to trade up for Mark Clayton.
32) New England: Corey Webster, CB, LSU
Webster is a value pick. Linebacker can wait until Rd 2.
