Scout.com: Steuber's Two-Round Mock Draft

With just one week remaining until the annual spring spectacle, Scout.com's NFL Draft Analyst Chris Steuber updates his two-round mock draft. Find out who your favorite team is targeting inside.

It's been a long offseason, but we're just a week away from the 2010 NFL Draft. Teams are making their final preparations for the annual spring spectacle, and are getting their draft boards finalized for the new (three-day) draft structure. As I prepare to forecast the future of 64 NFL prospects, my latest attempt serves as the precursor to my final version, which will be released on Wednesday, April 21st.

In my current mock draft, there's been a shakeup in the top 15, but the rest of the first round keeps a consistent flow throughout; I still project 16 seniors and 16 underclassmen being selected in the opening frame. With that said, it all starts with the St. Louis Rams and they’re on the clock…

Round 1 | Round 2

	Sam Bradford
	Junior	QB	6-4	238
	The Rams can't afford to ignore the QB position any longer, and drafting Bradford is crucial to the future of the Rams organization. Suh will be considered, but Bradford solidified himself as the top pick after a stellar Pro Day performance. For more on the Rams, click here.
	Ndamukong Suh
	Senior	DT	6-4	307
	The Lions have been aggressive this offseason and have added upgrades on offense and defense. But their latest move, trading for Seahawks guard Rob Sims, almost guarantees that Suh will be their choice. For more on the Lions, click here.
	Gerald McCoy
	Junior	DT	6-4	295
	The Bucs want Suh any way possible, but it appears that the Lions have settled on the Nebraska Nightmare. With Suh off the board, the Bucs will turn their attention to McCoy, who many believe is a better fit in Tampa. For more on the Buccaneers, click here.
	Trent Williams
	Senior	OT	6-5	315
	After trading for Donovan McNabb, the quarterback position is no longer a priority for the Redskins. The focus for the Redskins with this selection will be at OT. Russell Okung is viewed as the safest pick of all the OTs in the draft, but Williams is the most versatile and is a tremendous athlete. For more on the Redskins, click here.
	Eric Berry
	Junior	FS	6-0	212
	The Chiefs have a tough decision to make with this pick. They could add an OT like Russell Okung or add a playmaker in their secondary with the selection of Berry. A wildcard here could be Rolando McClain, but the Chiefs decide on Berry to be the cornerstone of their defense. For more on the Chiefs, click here.
	Russell Okung
	Senior	OT	6-5	307
	With Walter Jones likely retiring, the Seahawks have to find a young tackle to take over for the future Hall of Famer. The ascension of Trent Williams has allowed Okung to fall into the lap of the Seahawks and makes this an easy decision. For more on the Seahawks, click here.
	Earl Thomas
	rSophomore	FS	5-10	208
	The Browns have a lot of holes that they need to fill, but the most glaring is in the secondary. Trading for Sheldon Brown will help, but drafting Thomas, who offers versatility to the Browns secondary, is the way to go with Berry off the board. For more on the Browns, click here.
	Bruce Campbell
	Junior	OT	6-7	314
	Al Davis is enamored with players that have a great combination of size and speed. And with the Raiders in need of an OT, Campbell's strong offseason lands him in the top 10. Campbell is not a finished product, but he has the attributes and raw skill that could eventually make him an elite player. For more on the Raiders, click here.
	Bryan Bulaga
	Junior	OT	6-6	314
	The Bills need help in the trenches, and they could select a DT or OT with this pick. Dan Williams is a possibility, as the Bills transition to a 3-4, but Bulaga may turn out to be the most complete OT prospect in this year's class. For more on the Bills, click here.
	Jimmy Clausen
	Junior	QB	6-3	222
	This is the selection that will alter the draft. The Jaguars can go in a few directions with this pick. They could draft DE Derrick Morgan, MLB Rolando McClain or target a young signal caller like Clausen. The intrigue of adding a talented QB like Clausen is too much for Jacksonville to pass on. For more on the Jaguars, click here.
	Rolando McClain
	Junior	MLB	6-4	249
	We're roughly a week away from the draft and the Broncos still have Brandon Marshall on their roster. As long as he's still in the fold, drafting a WR isn't a huge priority. But, the release of Andra Davis this offseason left a gapping hole at the inside linebacker position and while there are some concerns about McClain, he's too talented to ignore. For more on the Broncos, click here.
	Dan Williams
	Senior	DT	6-2	327
	With the Dolphins signing Karlos Dansby as a free agent, Bill Parcells can look in a different direction other than linebacker. The Broncos passed on Dez Bryant, and the Dolphins will consider him, but the selection of Williams immediately improves Miami's defense and gives them the massive force they need in the trenches. For more on the Dolphins, click here.
	Joe Haden
	Junior	CB	5-11	193
	The 49ers have two first round picks, and they can address two major needs with those selections. Two of their biggest needs are at CB and OT. There are plenty of options on the board, but Haden has great value and is rated as the No. 1 CB in the draft. He will start immediately in San Francisco. For more on the 49ers, click here.
	Dez Bryant
	Junior	WR	6-2	225
	The Seahawks have a few options on the board here and will decide between two offensive playmakers, Dez Bryant and C.J. Spiller. Spiller could have a huge impact on the running game and special teams, but Bryant's potential to be a No. 1 WR at the next level is exactly what the Seahawks offense is lacking. For more on the Seahawks, click here.
	C.J. Spiller
	Senior	RB	5-11	196
	The Giants don't have many glaring needs, but they could upgrade their front seven with this pick. With the likes of Derrick Morgan, Jason Pierre-Paul and Brandon Graham available, the Giants could easily select one of them. But the impact that Spiller could have on offense and special teams, gives the Giants a weapon similar to the one Philadelphia had with Brian Westbrook. For more on the Giants, click here.
	Derrick Morgan
	Junior	DE	6-3	266
	The Titans have to fill a huge vacancy at DE after they let Kyle Vanden Bosch and Jevon Kearse walk this off season. They're fortunate that the best all-around DE in the draft is still on the board; Morgan gives the Titans a force off the edge. For more on the Titans, click here.
	Anthony Davis
	Junior	OT	6-5	323
	After drafting Haden with their first pick, the 49ers will look towards the O-Line with this selection. There are options available, and it will come down to Davis, Maurkice Pouncey and Mike Iupati. The Niners decide that Davis' upside at OT is too great, and they take a chance on the inconsistent Rutgers star. For more on the 49ers, click here.
	Mike Iupati
	Senior	OG	6-5	331
	The Steelers desperately need help on the O-Line and could use a force at LT. The top OTs are off the board, and it's possible that the Steelers turn their attention to defense and draft a CB. However, with Iupati and Maurkice Pouncey available, they decide to choose between the two; Iupati is the physical lineman they covet. For more on the Steelers, click here.
	Jason Pierre-Paul
	Junior	DE	6-5	270
	The signing of Dunta Robinson takes CB off of their priority list with this pick, but DE still remains a concern. The Falcons will consider Brandon Graham, but Pierre-Paul's upside and freakish athleticism makes this an easy selection. For more on the Falcons, click here.
	Taylor Mays
	Senior	S	6-3	230
	The Texans stole Brian Cushing in the first round last year, and with an obvious need for a safety, they turn to USC again to steal one of the best athletes in the draft, Taylor Mays. For more on the Texans, click here.
	Jermaine Gresham
	Senior	TE	6-5	261
	The Bengals could reach for a WR like Golden Tate, Arrelious Benn or Demaryius Thomas with this pick. But adding a big play TE who can stretch the seam like Gresham provides another dimension to Cincinnati's offense. For more on the Bengals, click here.
	Brandon Graham
	Senior	LB	6-2	268
	The Patriots are going through a transition at LB, and they must add more youth. There are some intriguing names available, but the selection will come down to Sean Weatherspoon and Brandon Graham. Weatherspoon fits well, but Graham upgrades their pass rush. For more on the Patriots, click here.
	Maurkice Pouncey
	Junior	C	6-4	304
	The Packers need a young OT, but with the five top OTs and premier OG off the board, they will settle for the best center in this year's draft. Pouncey can play center or guard and gives the Packers flexibility to shuffle their line around. For more on the Packers, click here.
	Devin McCourty
	Senior	CB	5-11	193
	The Eagles need help on defense, especially on the D-Line and in the secondary. There are a few players to consider, but the pick will come down to Kyle Wilson or Devin McCourty. Either one would fit, but McCourty gives the Eagles the physical CB that can replace Sheldon Brown, and he fits their aggressive defensive structure best. For more on the Eagles, click here.
	Terrence Cody
	Senior	DT	6-4	349
	The Ravens filled their need for a No. 1 WR by trading for Anquan Boldin, which leaves CB and D-Line as their next priority. There are CBs available, but the presence of Mount Cody makes everyone on their defense better. For more on the Ravens, click here.
	Sean Weatherspoon
	Senior	LB	6-0	239
	The Cardinals signed Joey Porter to help their pass rush, but since they run a 3-4 scheme, they can never have enough linebackers. Weatherspoon's athleticism allows him to play inside or outside, and the passion he brings to the game is contagious. For more on the Cardinals, click here.
	Charles Brown
	Senior	OT	6-6	303
	Drafting late in the first round, the Cowboys could draft the best player available or fill a need. Selecting a LT of the future is necessary, and by choosing Brown, the Cowboys are not married to Doug Free as their future bookend. For more on the Cowboys, click here.
	Ryan Mathews
	Junior	RB	6-0	218
	The Chargers kept Darren Sproles, but they have to replace the legendary L.T. Mathews is the big back that will complement the speedy Sproles and their rushing attack shouldn't miss a beat. For more on the Chargers, click here.
	Jared Odrick
	Senior	DT	6-5	304
	The Jets may have used this pick on a WR, but after trading for Santonio Holmes, it's no longer a priority. The Jets are destined to have one of the best defenses in 2010, and decide to add to their strength by drafting Odrick. Odrick has the size and length to be a quality pass rushing DE. For more on the Jets, click here.
	Kyle Wilson
	Senior	CB	5-10	194
	The loss of Chester Taylor makes Jahvid Best a possibility with this pick, but the depth and injury situation at CB for the Vikings takes precedence. Wilson is a playmaker and displays the swagger needed to succeed at the next level. For more on the Vikings, click here.
	Rodger Saffold
	Senior	OT	6-5	316
	Like a few teams, the Colts could select the best player available with this pick. The Colts could draft a CB, since there's great value at that position, but it's obvious that they lack depth at OT. By drafting Saffold, the Colts get an experienced OT who can play right away if needed. For more on the Colts, click here.
	Everson Griffen
	Junior	DE	6-3	273
	The Saints have an offense that can score at will, and while their defense was improved last year, they still have to solidify a few areas. The areas that need the most help are D-Line and LB, but drafting a DE like Griffen, who can complement Will Smith, will give the Saints another legitimate pass rusher. For more on the Saints, click here.

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A member of the Pro Football Writers of America and the Football Writers Association of America, Chris Steuber has provided his analysis of the NFL and NFL Draft prospects on the web and on the radio since 1999. Steuber’s features are published across the Scout.com network and on FoxSports.com. If you wish to contact Chris Steuber, email him at: . You can also now follow Chris Steuber on Twitter.