Bill Parcells did all of us predicting the draft a big favor on Tuesday by locking up Jake Long. By this point, we all saw it coming, but its somewhat of a surprising choice. Parcells hadn't selected an offensive player in the first round since Terry Glenn, back when he was with the Patriots. Of course, Parcells is now 2 for 2 selecting offensive guys with the first pick (Bledsoe).

Ryan Harris is not the answer at left tackle for the Broncos, and they'll be looking for a replacement here. Its difficult to distinguish between Williams, Albert and Otah, but in the Broncos system Williams should be the obvious choice. The Broncos like more athletic lineman, and Williams clearly fits that mold better than Otah or Albert who are better suited for right tackle.

For a long time I was predicting the Chiefs reach for Clady at the 5th pick; now they could land him here. This is clearly an ideal scenario for the Chiefs and they would likely waste no time selecting Clady, Albert, Williams or Otah - whichever lineman is still on the board. Of course that assumes the 5th pick isn't used on one of them.

This is a less than ideal scenario for the Texans, as offensive line figures to be their biggest need. However, they could get a steal here in Derrick Harvey. Defensive line isn't considered much of a need given how well Mario Williams performed in his sophomore season, but on the opposite site Anthony Weaver failed to record a single sack in 2007.

This is a tough choice for the Eagles. The obvious need is wide receiver, but Andy Reid has no intention of selecting one in the first round. The next biggest need is defensive end, but are they willing to take a risk on Merling, who just underwent surgery for a sports hernia? With no one else jumping out as an obvious choice, the Eagles should take the risk.

The Bucs need a young receiver and DeSean Jackson would almost make too much sense. Rumors are the Bucs love Jackson and it appears they'll make him their first overall selection if he's available. If Jackson is gone, don't be surprised if they pass over the other receivers and go for a cornerback, possibly Aqib Talib or Mike Jenkins.

The Redskins are a tough team to figure out. Their biggest need is a defensive end, but will they reach slightly for someone like Calais Campbell. They could also consider Kenny Phillips. I'm betting Daniel Snyder has the 'Skins targeting a big receiver. Devin Thomas would be their guy, but with him off the board they'll settle for Sweed.

The Cowboys have no glaring needs, but a backup running back would be a nice addition. Barber is powerful running back but he's never had to carry the load. The Cowboys can't afford to put Barber in a position to fail. Jones is a similar running back to Julius Jones only more explosive, and a dangerous return specialist as well.

The Steelers are a smart organization that has long focused their attention in the draft to the offensive and defensive lines. This year should be no different. Its a tough call between Cherilus and Kentwan Balmer, but in the end the hole left by Alan Faneca is just too larger. Cherilus has the potential to move to guard, or could step in at right tackle.

Sorry Titans fans (and Vince Young), doesn't look like you're getting a receiver here. In fact, it may be more likely you get a running back. The Titans are putting a concerted effort into scouting defensive lineman and running backs and appear to be leaning that direction with this pick. Albert Haynesworth has lobbied for some help, and the Titans are listening.

I'm certainly not crazy about taking Keller, a workout warrior, this high but it appears to be a likely scenario. The Seahawks window of opportunity may be closing with many of their cornerstones (Hasselbeck, Jones, Kerney) getting up their in age. Keller could be the added dimension to their passing game they've been looking for.

If Campbell is on the board it will be very difficult for the Jaguars to pass on him. Reggie Hayward and Paul Spicer leave a lot to be desired at the defensive end position. The Jags' weak pass rush from their ends has been masked by their dominant tackles, but the loss of Marcus Stroud is a big one. Campbell is the perfect fit in Jacksonville.

The loss of Michael Turner creates a need at running back, but with Mayo still on the board the Chargers will have to wait to find LT's new backup. Mayo has the size, speed and athleticism to play inside linebacker in the Chargers 3-4 defense. He could steal a starting job away from Stephen Cooper or Matt Wilhelm.

Even with the pending addition of Pacman Jones, the Cowboys are interested in adding a cornerback early in the draft. The reason being, you just don't know what you're going to get from Pacman at this point. Jenkins, Talib, DRC and McKelvin are all on the Cowboys radar screen and whoever falls could be the pick here.

What a perfect scenario for the Niners. Groves and Malcolm Kelly are both on the board and both would be perfect fits in San Francisco. While they would certainly settle for Kelly, Groves is too good to pass up. Groves, Manny Lawson and Patrick Willis would give the Niners a very impressive young trio of linebackers.

While Al Harris and Charles Woodson are bigger names than most teams have in their secondary, they are past their prime and quickly going down hill. Basically, if this pick isn't a cornerback it will shock everyone. Despite lacking size, Flowers is a tough, physical cornerback. The type of player fans will appreciate in Green Bay.

The Giants are always a tough team to predict, as they hold their cards tight. However, this pick would make too much sense. James Butler has the strong safety position locked up, but they would gladly take Phillips to compete with Sammy Knight for the starting free safety job. If he's gone, Mayo and Cherilus are the other top guys on their board.