Go Mock Yourself! 177 mocks say Top 4 picks set

The new Weekly Mock Munch is complete and as the NFL Mock Draft Database grows, so does the pain in the butt munching we have to do.  So here you go, Go Mock Yourself!  It is our biggest Mock Munch ever.  By far!  We munched a total of 177 mock drafts updated in the last 7 days.  Ridiculous!  Absurd!

So to start if off, here are your Database stats:

For the actual Mock Munch, we munched together all mock drafts updated over the past 7 days, that is, mocks updated between 4/6/10 and 4/13/10.  It is our biggest Mock Munch to date, a total of 177 Mock Drafts munched together for our Top 9 leaders.  One helluva pain in the butt!

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Commentary:  The Top 4 picks are consensus, period.  The mock drafts seems pretty set on who the Top 4 picks would be.  In fact, Sam Bradford is 99% going No. 1 overall.  Of the 177 mocks, 175 project Bradford tot he St. Louis Rams.  Ndamukong Suh and Gerald McCoy seem to be solidifying spots 2 and 3 again. 

We also have two brand new leaders.  One of the them is OT Trent Williams who now leads at No 6.  Williams is being projected anywhere from 4th through 9th. 

The positions that are the least settled are 6th (Seattle), 7th (Cleveland), and now 8th (Oakland). 

Newbies to the Top 9:  DL Jared Odrick, S Earl Thomas

Mentioned less frequently in Top 9:  LB Rolando McClain, S Taylor Mays, CB Joe Haden, WR Dez Bryant.

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One thing is clear.  Mock draft writers, draft sites, and media sites are comfortable with the Top 4 picks.  Comfortable enough that the first 4 spots are all Consensus picks, meaning they are tallying at least 65% of the mocks.  The trade of QB Donovan McNabb from Philadelphia to Washington, if anything, solidified the Top 4 even more so.    The only real question marks right now are possible trades before and on draft day.  The Washington Redskins are shopping QB Jason Campbell and possibly DT Albert Haynesworth.  Depending on where and if those players are traded, that could shake up the first round easily.   

Here are your Top 9 leaders

When looking at other projections at each spot, pretty much after the Top 4 picks, the mock writers are a little moreover the board, particularly with picks 5 through 7.   Let’s take a look at what other players are being projected.

1st Pick:  None substantial after Bradford

2nd Pick:  OT Russell Okung with 10%, a drop of 9% as Suh solidifies to the Lions.

3rd Pick:  DT Ndamukong Suh with 14%, a drop of 10%.  

4th Pick:  Wiht the trade of Donovan McNabb to Washington, QB Jimmy Clausen, who once led here, barely registers with just 4 projections.  OT Trent Williams gets 10%, OT Bryan Bulaga gets 5%.

5th Pick :  S Eric Berry loses the top spot herebut gets 32%, a drop of 7%.  OT Trent Williams gets 13% and OT Russell Okung gets 8%.

6th Pick:  OT Bryan Bulaga no longer leads here but tallies 18%.  S Eric Berry has 18% and RB CJ Spiller has 5%, a drop of 6%.

7th Pick:  CB Joe Haden falls another 9% to just 18%.  13% project QB Jimmy Clausen, while 5% project newcomer S Earl Thomas.   

8th Pick:  OT Trent Williams is projected by 12%, OT Anthony Davis at 9%, and OT Bryan Bulaga at 8%.  Overall, 67% of mock project Oakland to go Offensive Tackle. 

9th Pick:  OT Trent Williams has 13%, a drop of 2%, and OT Anthony Davis is at 11%.  DT Dan Williams has 8%, a fall of 4%.  

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