1. Oakland Raiders-Jamarcus Russell QB, LSU
   
2. Detroit Lions- Brady Quinn QB, Notre Dame
   
3. Cleveland Browns- Adrian Peterson RB, Oklahoma
   
4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Calvin Johnson WR, Georgia Tech
   
5. Arizona Cardinals- Joe Thomas OT, Wisconsin
   
6. Washington Redskins- Gaines Adams DE, Clemson
   
7. Minnesota Vikings- Jamaal Anderson DE, Arkansas
   
8. Houston Texans- Alan Branch DT, Michigan
   
9. Miami Dolphins- Levi Brown OT, Penn State
   
10. Atlanta Falcons- LaRon Landry S, LSU
    
11. San Francisco- Amobi Okoye DE, Louisville
    
12. Buffalo Bills- Patrick Willis ILB, Mississippi
    
13. St. Louis Rams- Adam Carriker DE, Nebraska
    
14. Carolina Panthers- Reggie Nelson S, Florida
    
15. Pittsburgh Steelers- Jarvis Moss OLB, Georgia
    
16. Green Bay Packers- Marshawn Lynch RB, California
    
17. Jacksonville Jaguars- Michael Griffin S, Texas
    
18. Cincinnati Bengals- Leon Hall CB, Michigan
    
19. Tennessee Titans- Ted Ginn Jr. WR, Ohio State
    
20. New York Giants- Chris Houston CB, Arkansas
    
21. Denver Broncos- Anthony Spencer DE, Purdue
    
22. Dallas Cowboys- Lawrence Timmons OLB, Florida State
    
23. Kansas City Chiefs- Dwayne Bowe WR, LSU
    
24. New England Patriots- Aaron Ross CB, Texas
    
25. New York Jets- Paul Posluszny ILB, Penn State
    
26. Philadelphia Eagles- Dwayne Jarrett WR, USC
    
27. New Orleans Saints- Charles Johnson DE, Georgia
    
28. New England Patriots- Jon Beason ILB, Miami
    
29. Baltimore Ravens- Ben Grubbs OG, Auburn
    
30. San Diego Chargers- Robert Meachem WR, Tennessee
    
31. Chicago Bears- Greg Olsen TE, Miami
    
32. Indianapolis Colts- Justin Harrell DT, Tennessee

He has experience. This guy started college at 15, began playing college football when he was 16 and he will be a college graduate when drafted. Being 19 is an advantage not a detractor in this situation. We have seen what super intelligence gets us; Kwame Harris, but I've heard interviews with Okoye and he seems like he's ready.

There are a couple of things I'd change from your mock.  Unless something has changed since the combine, Chris Houston will be the second corner off the board, not Revis.  The other thing is, the Colts won't draft a safety, they'll be going for LB or DT.  Last year's 6th round pick Antoine Bethea won a starting job to start last year and will be teaming with Bob Sanders.  Marlin Jackson sits behind them, and is a more than capable backup.  Some might think with Nick Harper leaving for Tennessee that corner would be a need, but Kelvin Hayden(INT returned for TD in the Super Bowl) is likely to start opposite Jason David, with 2005 2nd rounder Tim Jennings and Jackson both seeing time there as well.

With Cato June signing with Tampa and the other starting outside linebacker Rob Morris a free agent also, that is likely the top target in the draft.  Defensive tackle could be the pick here also, Corey Simon is likely to be released and Monte Reagor has already been released.  That's the two starting tackles from 2005.  Booger McFarland is set at one tackle spot, and Raheem Brock rotates from tackle to end, but the Colts rotate 6-8 lineman in and out, so another tackle like Tennessee's Justin Harrell wouldn't surprise me.

The only way I could see the Colts taking Griffin here is if they feel they can turn him into an OLB, like they did with Cato June who played safety at Michigan.  I'm not sure if they'd try that in the first round or not.

he combined his way up to the low 20s at worst.  I fully expect the Bears to be looking to move one way or another, it might very well be up to take a shot at Olsen, but I don't think that will happen.  If they wanted a TE, they could have had Pope three times last year and didn't go after him, why this year since Clark had a great one?

I am thinking the most likely positions in order are OL,S,DL.

I seemed to have misplaced Carriker somewhere.  I mention him a few times but forgot to slot him.  I don't want to post another copy of a mock, as it'll just look like flooding of the comments.

Fooch, if you can remove my entire mock, I'd post a fixed one.

The only thing I disagree with is the Packers passing on Marshawn Lynch.  I think they have a bigger need at RB than WR, although both are needs.

Barring any trades that bring them a QB, I can't see them taking anyone else here.
After the Harrington debacle and the countless top-pick WRs over the years, it's finally time they start with a new "face of the franchise".
He could be the final piece of their project to solidify an offensive line.
They could actually use more help on the defensive side of the ball, but you can't pass up on CJ with this pick.
What they really need is a stud OL, but they also need plain ol' talent.  Adams is probably the highest ranking player left on their board at this point.
They really need help in at least two of the four defensive line spots, and Anderson will be one step toward that.  Could also look at Branch or Carriker.
They really need a RT, but Brown may be a reach.  Like Washington, they could be looking at Carriker and Branch as well.
They'll be ecstatic that Peterson is still there at #9.  After passing on Bush last season, you can't believe they'll do it again with Peterson.
They just need talent all over the field.  Their secondary, while solid, is full of would-be backups on better teams.  Landry offers a playmaker to the defensive backfield.
Devastated that Landry is gone at this point and taking any other DB at this point would be a stretch, they'll go with the "total package" in Branch.  Okoye may also be an option.
This move will signal the beginning of the end for Derek Smith at ILB.  Carriker may also be an option here.
With Willis gone now, they'll look to shore up their secondary and replace Clements.  Lynch (RB, Cal) is also an option.
Their defensive line is old on one side, and lacking talent on the other.  Okoye should be able to step in and start alongside Glover.
Olsen's stock has really skyrocketed in recent weeks, and Delhomme really needs a second option underneath.  WR or LB may be an option here as well.
To fill Porter's Vacancy, the Steelers will most likely take an OLB with this pick.  DE/OLB Jarvis Moss is also a possibility, with a CB like Chris Houston a dark horse pick.
They could use a second wideout, as many believe their WRs over-achieved last season.  Bowe and Meachem may also be possibilities here.
They'll probably be torn between Posluszny at LB or Reggie Nelson at S, as both are "need" positions for them.  Depth at CB may also be a possibility.
The Bengals are one of the rare teams that have no dire need at any position.  With Sam Adams getting up there in age but still effective, Okoye may have one season to adjust to the NFL.
The need for a WR is great for this team, who may end up coming away with at least two in the draft.  Meachem and Jarrett are also possibilities here.
Should be able to sufficiently replace Tiki Barber.  He may not be as good all-around as Barber, but he's definately got a lot to offer.
The Broncos unexpectingly now have a serious need at CB.  Luckily for them, Houston may end up being the best corner of this draft.
They really would like to take a CB here and may be lucky enough to end up with Houston or Revis.  They may also settle for someone to play alongside Roy Williams (Reggie Nelson).
They really need offensive line help, but would be a stretch to take any of the remaining ones here.  Meachem should bolster and already solid WR group.
Rodney Harrison isn't getting any younger, so the Patriots may be looking ahead with this pick.  Nelson is solid and should benefit from playing a reserve role for a year.
They need a wideout that can complement Coles.  The bigger and well-developed Jarrett should do just that.
Their CB group is very thin, and even if (big if) he can't start in the first season, he should offer solid depth there.
He may not start the season off with a starting orle, but by season's end, he'll be forcing his way into it.
A very versatile back that fits into the Belichick mold of a "football player" as he can play HB or FB.
A converted tight end, he is amazingly quick for weighing in over 300 pounds.  The Ravens have plenty of time to mold him into a stud tackle.
They could use a wide reciever to help stretch the field.  Rice isn't necessarily a burner, but he's fast enough to get the job done.
With the Briggs "issues" at hand and his likely departure after next season, Timmons is a solid choice to potentially make Briggs tradeable/expendable.
A solid (at the very least) option for DT.  Their run defense is bad and would like to add a LB or CB, but DT is also a pressing need.

I noticed that gatling and Fooch's mocks have Indy going with DT Justin Harrell out of Tennessee.  Is he clearly rated higher than Quinn Pitcock (DT) out of OSU?

Yet another comparison.  I've read up on these two guys, and both are potential first round picks.  I noticed that Fooch and gatling both have Grubbs going in the first round instead of Blalock.  Is there a significant difference between them, or is it pretty much just a toss-up?  

From what I understand, both are weaker against the pass than the run.  Both have problems with defensive players knocking them down.  Blalock appears to be more of a physical specimen, but is raw at OG because he played mostly at OT in college.  Grubbs is a converted DL-to-TE-to-OL, so he is really raw as well.

... Alan Branch?  I like that the Mock Draft is kind of a culmination of all of the ones posted here in the comments.  

What's the reason for the change of heart Fooch (Branch vs Landry)?  I really think that if Landry is available at #8, they'll take him.  I tabbed Branch for them because I had Landry gone by the time they picked.