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Mocks R us

Apr 23, 2009 at 11:54 AM

'Tis the season for mock drafts (I will post one in the morning) and in many ways, it seems so hopeless. I have spent a good chunk of the afternoon trying to put an order together and there are always spots you can/should change. Heck, you can't even get past Seattle at No. 4 without doubting yourself (which I suppose means the Seahawks have done a great job hiding any clues; I am on the "There-is-no-way-the-Seahawks-take-a-QB-that-can't-help-them-this-year" bandwagon). One mock I was on for a Florida radio station had Beanie Wells and Rey Maualuga on the board when the Cards pick at No. 31. That would make for an interesting development for Arizona, wouldn't it?

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