Bolt Beat Mock Draft 1.1

Apr 28, 2011; New York, NY, USA; A general view as NFL commissioner Roger Goodell announces the number thirty overall pick to the New York Jets during the 2011 NFL Draft at Radio City Music Hall. Mandatory Credit: Jerry Lai-US PRESSWIRE
Time to clean up last week’s mock draft with players moving up and down the draft because of the Senior Bowl.
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Here is our latest Mock Draft:
1. Indianapolis ColtsAndrew LuckQB, Stanford
2. St. Louis RamsJustin BlackmonWR, Oklahoma State
3. Minnesota VikingsMatt KalilOT, USC
4. Cleveland BrownsRobert Griffin IIIQB, Baylor
5. Tampa Bay BuccaneersMorris ClaiborneCB, LSU
6. Washington RedskinsAlshon JefferyWR, South Carolina
7. Jacksonville JaguarsQuinton CoplesDE, North Carolina
8. Carolina PanthersDavid DeCastroOG, Stanford
9. Miami DolphinsJonathan MartinOT, Stanford
10. Buffalo BillsCourtney UpshawLB, Alabama
11. Kansas City ChiefsRiley ReiffOT, Iowa
12. Seattle SeahawksLuke KuechlyLB, Boston College
13. Arizona CardinalsBruce IrvinLB, West Virginia
14. Dallas CowboysPeter KonzC, Wisconsin
15. Philadelphia EaglesMichael FloydWR, Notre Dame
16. New York JetsTrent RichardsonRB, Alabama
17. Cincinnati Bengals (from Oakland)Mark BarronS, Alabama
18. San Diego ChargersMelvin IngramDE, South Carolina
19. Chicago BearsDevon StillDT, Penn State
20. Tennessee TitansDre KirkpatrickCB, Alabama
21. Cincinnati BengalsKendall WrightWR, Baylor
22. Cleveland Browns (from Atlanta)Mike AdamsOT, Ohio State
23. Detroit LionsJanoris JenkinsCB, Northern Alabama
24. Pittsburgh SteelersAlameada Ta’amuDT, Washington
25. Denver BroncosDwayne AllenTE, Clemson
26. Houston TexansKelechi OsemeleOG, Iowa State
27. New England Patriots (from New Orleans)Nick PerryDE/OLB, USC
28. Green Bay PackersFletcher CoxDT, Mississippi State
29. Baltimore RavensVontaze BurfictLB, Arizona State
30. San Francisco 49ersDwigh JonesWR, UNC
31. New England Patriots Andre BranchDE/OLB, Clemson
23. New York GiantsDavid WilsonRB, Virginia Tech
Ingram just sounds like an AJ pick. A small school senior that has a lot of potential and we would try to move the defensive end to a stand up linebacker in a 3-4 defense.