We all know Al Davis loves our pick for his RAIDUHS! But does everyone else like it?
When you put two great minds together what are you supposed to get? Would it be bad because its like 2 odds making an even? 2 negatives making a positive? And even though everyone’s mother says that 2 wrongs don’t make a right…we all know they do.
Now that I’ve confused myself and all of you, here is what we’ve done: I have joined with WestSportsReport.com draftnik and analyst Scott Carasik in our latest mock. …

Where will Russell Okung go? Is he good enough to be the #1 overall pick? Or does QB Sam Bradford become the consensus #1? Check out the mock to see.

This is the first of many mock drafts by WestSportsReport.com’s mock draft analyst in Scott Carasik.
Scott will update this mock regularly, and as the NFL season gets closer, he will update it more often.
Check back later next week as Scott and I do a joint mock draft. Also, don’t forget to check out the debate between who is the best …

I’d like to introduce a new feature here on WestSportsReport.com – Weekly Debates. I will debate various writers on and off this site on various important topics. Hope you all enjoy it and here is the first subject: Best QB Prospect for 2010.
No one can argue that the quarterback position has the most impact on an NFL team.  We’ve seen the teams make huge mistakes drafting the quarterback position, I mean off the top of my head I can rattle off plenty: Ryan Leaf, Akili Smith, Alex Smith, Tim Couch, …

My 2010 Mock Draft as of 6/17:
1. Kansas City Chiefs: Arrelious Benn, WR, Illinois:
I hate having Benn going #1 overall, but I can’t see them taking a safety, or a tackle, or a DT. There isn’t anyone else I would take here if I were picking for the Chiefs. Then again, Scott Pioli will probably take someone who isn’t fit for his team.
2. Cleveland Browns: Sam Bradford, QB, Oklahoma:
If the Browns are picking in the top 5, that means Mangenius didn’t give Brady Quinn enough confidence, or Brady actually struggled. …

My 2010 Mock Draft as of 6/1:
1. Detroit Lions: Russel Okung, OT, Oklahoma State:
Back to back #1 picks means either Stafford didn’t play, or he struggled. Either way its very predictable because the Lions didn’t address their offensive line in the offseason.
2. Kansas City Chiefs: Arrelious Benn, WR, Illinois:
Chiefs drafting this high again? Maybe Scott Pioli isn’t the godsend everyone makes him out to be? Adding Arrelious Benn to the situation makes the Chiefs a potent offense and if they can somehow establish a running game behind that offensive …