ESPN's NFL Mock Draft for 2010

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This is pure genius!!! :clap: :clap: :clap:

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=easterbrook/070227&lpos=spotlight&lid=tab5pos1

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My favorites:

10. DALLAS COWBOYS: Marvin Austin*, DT, North Carolina
The 'Boys posted a respectable showing in 2009 considering they were coached by Kyle Chandler, the actor who played coach Eric Taylor on the old "Friday Night Lights" television show. At first it seemed unnerving that Dallas owner Jerry Jones referred to his new employee as "Coach Taylor," rather than as Kyle Chandler. But gradually this caught on, and now the Cowboys' players actually believe the man running the team won the Texas 5A state championship with the Dillon Panthers.

13. WASHINGTON REDSKINS: Sergio Kindle, LB, Texas
Daniel Snyder has been a little distracted since being named Secretary of State by President Jenna Bush. At least after a few months on the job he stopped referring to the Cowboys, Eagles and Giants as the "axis of evil."

14. TENNESSEE TITANS: Ryon Williams*, WR, Florida State
After leading Briscoe High to a last-second victory in the Nike commercial, Williams had a solid career for the Seminoles.

19. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS: Mitch Mustain, QB, Arkansas
NFL owners refused to approve the Chiefs' proposed relocation from Missouri to Kansas.

23. JERSEY/A GIANTS: Jason Street, QB, Notre Dame
The "Friday Night Lights" lead character, who recovered in the 2007 season finale episode, went on to attend Notre Dame as planned and now will star for the Giants. Though it was a bit petty of Eli Manning to steal his girlfriend, Lyla.

32. HOUSTON TEXANS: Luke Schmidt, FB, Notre Dame
Picking low for the first time in franchise history, the AFC champion Texans continue to celebrate the MVP award won by Mario Williams -- who proved them right to select him first in 2006 ahead of two now-forgotten players.


33. ARIZONA CARDINALS: A.J. Wallace, CB, Penn State
Marty Schottenheimer finally won it all.

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