adam

Your absolutely right, and we ended up having a great draft anyway. Olsen is fast enough to exploit the seam in the Cover 2. That is going to open things up even more for Moose, Berrian, Bradley, and Davis.

After all the speculation, it is actually surprising that he fell that far and is the first TE off the board.

WOOOO HOOOOO! Davis to SD now guarantees the Bears two awesome picks at 31 and 37.

NFW! WOOO HOOO! A huge value pick at 31.

WTF, they just showed Olsen's family excited. Did SD trade down and someone else come up and steal him? You saw it, where?

Bears are getting two of the following, unless they trade down: Greg Olsen, TE Dwayne Jarrett, WR Alan Branch, DT Chris Houston, CB Paul Posluszny, LB DeMarcus Tyler, DT David Harris, LB Justin Blalock, OG Anthony Gonzalez, WR Tony Ugoh, OT

I say Jarrett.

With NE, BAL, and SD having Watson, Heap, and that other guy from SD, Olsen is almost a lock unless the Bears move down.

Mel Kiper has been wrong on almost every pick - hilarious. They keep saying, "Wow" when a player is selected.

I cannot believe Branch has fallen this far. He has to be the most surprising fall this year. Someone is going to get a steal this late in the draft. He would be great in the Bears rotation.

Only 4 picks before the Bears, then another 5 before their 2nd pick. It is looking more and more like the Bears will get 2 out of this group, which would be sweet.

Yeah, Dallas made out like bandits on that one.

Wow, Thomas and Quinn. Great draft for Cleveland.

I highly doubt Quinn goes to the Bears. They have other needs. There is a Quinn in every draft.

11 picks until the Bears, some names still on the board: Brady Quinn - QB Dwayne Bowe - WR Alan Branch - DT Greg Olsen - TE Robert Meachem - WR Joe Staley - OT Anthony Spencer - DE Ben Grubbs - OG Jon Beason - LB Paul Posluszny - LB

Yeah, they have zero receivers. I thought it would be Meachem. Brandon Jones is their leader with 27 receptions from 2006.

Why would Denver move up to get Moss? Kind of an odd move there.

Probably Jacksonville.

The Panthers lost some value in that trade. They pick up another 2nd rounder, but they must not have liked anyone at #14.

If the Bears pick up #6, who do they pick? Quinn?

Cleveland is probably 2-3 years away from competing, so they might as well lock in some cornerstone picks like Thomas. Unless someone trades up, I think he is a lock for Miami, which would be a steal for them.

Brady Quinn's fall begins. Thomas is a great pick though.

I can't believe the Lions would draft another 1st Round WR, even if he was the best of the bunch.

No prob, took only about 30 mins. Looks like everyone is leaning towards Beason, so more than likely, he will not be picked.

I just posted the final update for the Mock Draft Summary Thread. Here is a summary of the most picked: Player - Jon Beason - LB - Miami (26%) Position - Linebacker - 38% School - Miami - 36%