The BEST Mock NFL Draft You’ll Find on the Internet

BOSTON, MA – Tomorrow night is the NFL Draft… You don’t need to subscribe as an ESPN Insider, go on Bleacher Report, or NFL.com to find a great mock draft. You don’t have to listen to Mel Kiper Jr., Todd McShay, or Mike Mayock. You can stay right here on MTM to find the Best Mock NFL Draft the Internet can offer. Let’s get to it:

Kansas City Chiefs: Luke Joeckel, OT Texas A&M: With rumors of the Chiefs trying to deal current left tackle Brandon Albert the selection makes sense here. Joeckel is not only the best tackle in the draft but the best player as well. Without any gaping holes in the Chiefs roster they can draft the top overall player here.

Jacksonville Jaguars: Dion Jordan, OLB/DE, Oregon: The Jags could have easily went with West Virginia QB Geno Smith here. However,  they did draft a quarterback in the first round a couple of years ago which makes you wonder if the Jags already want to give up on Blaine Gabbert. There’s rumors of Dion Jordan and one of the three elite offensive tackles here. The Jags need help on the defense most importantly and which makes Jordan the logical selection here. I’d compare him to former Buffalo Bills OLB Shawne Merriman.

Oakland Raiders: Sharrif Floyd, DT, Florida: The Raiders are looking for someone to fill the hole left by Richard Seymour, and Floyd could be that guy. Again a lot of people like Geno Smith here, but the Raiders just brought in Matt Flynn in Free Agency and still have Terrelle Pryor too.

Philadelphia Eagles: Eric Fisher, OT, CMU: A lot of people like Chip Kelly taking one of his own here with Dion Jordan, but the most important need for this team is an offensive lineman. If the Eagles want Michael Vick to stand upright all season Fisher is their guy.

Detroit Lions: Lane Johnson, OT, Oklahoma: Similar situation to Philadelphia here. The Lions need offensive line help desperately, so it would be wise to take the last elite offensive tackle in this draft class with the fifth overall pick here.

Cleveland Browns: Dee Milliner, CB, Alabama: Aside from Luke Joeckel, this is one over the more confident picks here. There’s a lot of rumors floating around that the Browns love Milliner and some are comparing the Bama corner to New York Jets CB Darrelle Revis. Imagine matching Milliner up with Joe Haden

Arizona Cardinals: Barkevious Mingo, DE, LSU: Mingo is a freakishly talented athlete and one that led the Tigers’ defense last year. Even though the Cardinals could be thinking offensive line here to help out new quarterback Carson Palmer, Mingo will make a bigger impact than any of the offensive linemen left on the board. 

Buffalo Bills: Geno Smith, QB, WVU: If all works out and Smith is there at eight for Buffalo, he’s their guy. I don’t care what people say about Ryan Nassib; you don’t waste nine pre-draft visits on quarterbacks when the one you want isn’t even in that list. Just because Doug Marrone is the new Bills coach doesn’t mean he’ll bring in his college quarterback with him. When Bobby Petrino took over the Atlanta Falcons he brought in Matt Ryan not Brian Brohm. The Bills are all but a quarterback away from being serious playoff threat. However, if a team like Jacksonville drafts Smith then Buffalo should go with Tennessee WR Cordarrelle Patterson and a quarterback late in the first round like EJ Manuel.

New York Jets: Ziggy Ansah, DE, BYU: Ansah has the highest ceiling in this draft. Ansah has only been playing football for a couple years now and came on in his senior season at BYU. Rex Ryan is the guy for the job to get Ansah’s full potential.

Tennessee Titans: Chance Warmack, OG, Alabama: Taking a guard this high in the draft is not something I’d normally do. But the Titans need someone to lead Pro Bowl running back Chris Johnson in between the tackles and Warmack is that guy.

San Diego Chargers: Jonathan Cooper, OG, UNC
Miami Dolphins: Xavier Rhodes, CB, Florida

Houston Texans: Justin Hunter, WR, Tennessee
Denver Broncos: Bjoern Werner, DE, FSU
New England Patriots: DJ Hayden, CB, Houston
Atlanta Falcons: Desmond Trufant, CB, Washington
San Francisco 49ers, Johnathan Jenkins, DT, Georgia
Baltimore Ravens: Kevin Minter, ILB, LSU