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My writers and I decided to a very early 2009 NFL Mock Draft. We will update it every month to show player progression in college and how NFL teams have filled need positions. The first thing we did was play out the season and playoffs. Then each writer represented so many teams.

Notes about the mock draft:
1) BEFORE Eagles FANS GET ON ME: They had the #3 pick in the draft because Carolina traded their pick for 09 in this years draft in order to move up and get Jeff Otah. That was the other trade from this years draft that affected our mock draft. The other trades listed below were all discussed during the mock draft.

Online Sports Fanatic's Mock Draft:
1. Falcons: WR, Michael Crabtree (Texas Tech)
2. Ravens: OT, Michael Oher (Ole Miss)
3. Jets (via trade with Eagles, via Panthers original pick): QB, Matthew Stafford (Georgia)
4. Raiders: LB, James Laurinitus (Ohio State)
5. Dolphins: LB, Rey Maualuga (USC)
6. Chiefs: QB, Tim Tebow (Florida)
7. Eagles (via trade with Jets, via Panthers original pick): DE, Tyson Jackson (LSU)
8. Rams: CB, Malcolm Jenkins (Ohio State)
9. Bengals: DE, George Selvie (South Florida)
10. Lions (via trade with Titans): RB, Chris Wells (Ohio State)
11. Bears: QB, Curtis Painter (Purdue)
12. Seahawks: OT, Andre Smith (Alabama)
13. 49ers: WR, Percy Harvin (Florida)
14. Browns: S,Myron Rolle (Florida State)
15. Bills: OT, Alex Boone (Ohio State)
16. Eagles: S, Taylor Mays (USC)
17. Titans: WR, Demetrius Byrd (LSU)
18. Texans: RB, C. J. Spiller (Clemson)
19. Redskins: LB, Brian Cushing (USC)
20. Giants: TE, Travis Beckum (Wisconsin)
21. Broncos: WR, Derrius Heyward-Bey (Maryland)
22. Vikings: DE, Michael Johnson (Georgia Tech)
23. Cardinals: RB, Knowshon Moreno (Georgia)
24. Chargers: WR, Brian Robiskie (Ohio State)
25. Packers: CB Vontae Davis (Illinois)
26. Bucs: DT, Fili Moala (USC)
27. Jaguars: WR, Jeremy Maclin (Missouri)
28. Patriots: CB, Victor Harris (Virginia Tech)
29. Saints: DE, Greg Middleton (Indiana)
30. Steelers: LB, Brandon Spikes (Florida)
31. 49ers (via trade with Colts): QB, Chase Daniel (Missouri)
32. Cowboys: WR, Brandon Lafell (LSU)



OnlineSportsFanatic.com's Big Board:
1) WR, Michael Crabtree (Texas Tech)
2) LB James Laurinaitis (Ohio State)
3) OT Michael Oher (Ole Miss)
4) QB Matthew Stafford (Georgia)*
5) DE Michael Johnson (Georgia Tech)
6) LB Ray Maualuga (USC)
7) WR Percy Harvin (Florida)*
8) QB Tim Tebow (Florida)*
9) OT Andre Smith (Alabama)*
10) RB Chris Wells (Ohio State)
11) TE Travis Beckum (Wisconsin)
12) Fili Moala (USC)
13) CB Malcolm Jenkins (Ohio State)
14) DE Tyson Jackson (LSU)
15) RB Knowshon Moreno (Georgia)
16) WR Derrius Heyward-Bey (Maryland)
17) DT George Selvie (South Florida)
18) DE Greg Middleton (Indiana)*
19) S Myron Rolle (Florida State)*
20) CB Vontae Davis (Illinois)
21) WR Jeremy Maclin (Missouri)*
22) RB C.J. Spiller (Clemson)
23) OG Duke Robinson (Oklahoma)
24) LB Brian Cushing (USC)
25) OT Alex Boone (Ohio State)
26) WR Brian Robiskie (Ohio State)
27) LB Brandon Spikes (Florida)*
28) QB Sam Bradford (Oklahoma)*
29) OT Phil Loadholt (Oklahoma)
30) S Taylor Mays (USC)
31) WR Demetrius Byrd (LSU)
32) CB Wopamo Osaisai (Stanford)
33) LB Darry Beckwith (LSU)
34) LB Maurice Evans (Penn State)
35) RB James Davis (Clemson)
36) TE Chase Coffman (Missouri)
37) QB Chase Daniel (Missouri)
38) FS William Moore (Missouri)
39) S Nic Harris (Oklahoma)
40) DT Senderrick Marks (Auburn)
41) DT Al Woods (LSU)
42) OT Max Unger (Oregon)
43) DE Brian Orakpo (Texas)
44) QB Curtis Painter (Purdue)
45) G Herman Johnson (LSU)
46) C Alex Mack (California)
47) WR Brandon Lafell (LSU)
48) RB P. J. Hill (Wisconsin)
49) RB Javon Ringer (Michigan State)
50) DT Demarcus Granger (Oklahoma)

Me and my writers have already created our 2009 NFL Mock Draft. We will update this every month to show what how things have progressed. We played out the season and playoffs to get the draft order. Here's our first one:

1) Falcons: WR, Michael Crabtree
2) Ravens: OT Michael Oher
3) Jets (via trade w/ Eagles): QB Matthew Stafford
4) Raiders: LB James Laurinitus
5) Dolphins: LB Ray Malauga

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4/28/08- Jason Campbell was the Redskins first round pick in the 2005 NFL Draft. He's been somewhat successful as a NFL quarterback since then.

Last year before getting injured he led the Redskins to a 6-6 record by throwing 12 TDs and 11 INTs. A lot of his low passing numbers would have to be credited to three different things.

First the Redskins play in the NFL's toughest division, the NFC East where the Cowboys won the NFC's regular season by having the best record in the conference. Next the Redskins top receiver is actually a tight end, Chris Cooley. Last but not least Campbell has not developed as a passer.

Now he has no choice.

The Washington Redskins had no first round pick during Saturday's NFL Draft. Instead they had three second rounds pick. They took Devin Thomas, a wide receiver from Michigan State many saw going as high as #11 overall to Buffalo. Next they selected Fred Davis, one of the better tight ends available from USC. Third they selected Malcolm Kelly, another receiver many saw going in the first round.

What does this all mean?

It's now or never for Jason Campbell in Washington.

If he doesn't find a way to be succsessful this season with more talent on offense then the Redskins have had to work with in a long time, then all of a sudden Washington might be trying to decide if there's a franchise quarterback available in the 2009 NFL Draft.

I love what the Redskins did. They drafted Campbell, the guy they believe can make their offense work, a lot of playmakers.

Now it's all up to him.