NFL Mock Draft: Offensive linemen rule top 10

By Charles Davis |

Analyst, NFL.com and NFL Network

Published: Feb. 28, 2013 at 05:05 p.m.

1. Pick No.

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   Luke Joeckel

   OT

   Texas A&M
   Rated the No. 1 offensive tackle in this draft, although the pressure is mounting from a couple other OT prospects. Joeckel displays good foot movement, good overall skills and started every game in his three-year career at Texas A&M.
2. Pick No.

   2

   

   Eric Fisher

   OT

   Central Michigan
   I'm not crazy about the defensive ends in this year's draft class, so let's give Jacksonville a really good football player.
3. Pick No.

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   Sharrif Floyd

   DT

   Florida
   Floyd put on a show at the NFL Scouting Combine after doing the same all season for the Florida Gators. The Raiders are trying to get better, and this will kick-start growth on the defensive line.
4. Pick No.

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   Lane Johnson

   OT

   Oklahoma
   Here's a surprise for you. The Eagles have all of their tackles coming back -- some off injury -- but judging from Chip Kelly's offense at Oregon, Philly needs an athletic guy who can really move.
5. Pick No.

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   Dee Milliner

   CB

   Alabama
   Stop me if you've heard this before: The Detroit Lions need cornerbacks. How about the No. 1 cornerback in the draft? Milliner alleviated concerns about his speed with a 4.37 40-yard dash at the combine and could end up being a top-three pick.
6. Pick No.

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   Jarvis Jones

   OLB

   Georgia
   Jones needs to check out medically, but if he does, the Georgia product can be a dynamic pass rusher off the edge. The Browns have been looking for this kind of linebacker since Chip Banks left town.
7. Pick No.

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   Geno Smith

   QB

   West Virginia
   Smith has a mixed bags of ratings on him, but Bruce Arians needs a quarterback to start over in Arizona. The Cardinals need someone who can feed Larry Fitzgerald on a consistent basis, and Smith is better than the current quarterbacks on the roster.
8. Pick No.

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   Chance Warmack

   OG

   Alabama
   Offensive guard Andy Levitre, Buffalo's best offensive lineman, is a free agent. Warmack could definitely help the Bills, making C.J. Spiller very happy in the process.
9. Pick No.

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   Dion Jordan

   DE

   Oregon
   Rex Ryan could plug him into the outside, rush him off the edge, drop him into coverage and move him all around the field. Yes, he needs to get a little bit bigger and stronger, but his ability to run and hit will play well in New York.
10. Pick No.

    10

    

    Jonathan Cooper

    OG

    North Carolina
    Chris Johnson wants to run the football, something that would alleviate the pressure on young quarterback Jake Locker. How about Cooper? He's one of the best movement guys at offensive guard in this year's draft and I'd love to see him in Tennessee.
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