With the clock ticking down to the draft, the talk among teams is heating up big-time. Here's the latest mock with the latest buzz around the league.
1. Raiders. JaMarcus Russell, QB, LSU. We’re convinced Al Davis was serious about taking Calvin Johnson over JaMarcus Russell in recent days, and it still might happen. But even the cantankerous owner has to realize the need at quarterback is too great, and Russell projects well enough to make him the guy.
2. Lions. Calvin Johnson 
, WR, Georgia Tech. Tough spot for Matt Millen, who picked receivers in the first round from 2003-05. But with no flaws in his game, Johnson is just too good to pass up. Still a chance Lions trade out of the spot, or else take Gaines Adams with the pick.
3. Browns. Brady Quinn, QB, Notre Dame. You’d better believe Charlie Weis is whispering in Romeo Crennel’s ear about taking Quinn, whose lifelong dream has been to play for the Browns.
4. Buccaneers. Gaines Adams 
, DE, Clemson. Bucs desperately want Johnson, but won’t make a major pitch to Lions to move up. Failing that, they settle for Adams, who would be a good replacement for aging Simeon Rice. If Lions don’t take Johnson, Bucs might get a shot at him.
5. Cardinals. Joe Thomas, T, Wisconsin. Need a better running game? Need better offensive linemen. Cardinals find the replacement for departed free agent Leonard Davis.
6. Redskins. Adam Carriker, DE, Nebraska. Redskins had the fewest sacks of any team last year. They’re interested in trading up for Johnson, and they’re also enamored with LaRon Landry. But with S Sean Taylor already in the fold, it may be a smokescreen to get Atlanta to move up. Amobi Okoye another possibility here.
7. Vikings. Adrian Peterson, RB, Oklahoma. Vikes snuck Peterson in through the back door for an interview a few days ago. If he falls this far, they grab him in a heartbeat.
8. Falcons. LaRon Landry, S, LSU. One of the top safety prospects to come along in years. Falcons have a need at the position. They’re also in love with Johnson and are trying to move up.
9. Dolphins. Amobi Okoye, DT, Louisville. Dolphins need to get younger on defense, and Okoye is just that. He’s only 19, but three years removed from high school, he’s NFL ready. And he figures to get even bigger as he reaches full physical maturity. If Redskins take Okoye, Dolphins might take Carriker.
10. Texans. Levi Brown, T, Penn State. Texans are desperate for quality offensive linemen. Just ask quarterback David Carr, who spent most of his time flat on his back before being released in the off-season. We’re hearing Brown’s stock might be dropping, so stay tuned on this one.
11. 49ers. Patrick Willis , ILB, Mississippi. Niners said to be very impressed with Willis, who can be an impact player right away. Niners also showing interest in Carriker.
12. Bills: Leon Hall , CB, Michigan. Bills prefer Willis, but if he’s gone, Hall is not a bad fall-back player. He’d replace Nate Clements, who went to Niners in free agency.
13. Rams: Jarvis Moss , DE, Florida. Trade for Chiefs return man Dante Hall indicates Rams might be backing away from Ted Ginn Jr., also a return whiz. They need help on defense, and Moss can provide it, although this might be a bit higher than they’d like to take him.
14. Panthers. Darrelle Revis , CB, Pittsburgh. Tough call, because Panthers could have used Willis as a potential replacement for Dan Morgan, who still has concussion issues. Panthers need a tight end, but taking Greg Olsen at 14 too early. Revis a good pick here for the value, since Panthers aren’t deep at corner.
15. Steelers: Lawrence Timmons , LB, Florida State. Goodbye Joey Porter, hello Lawrence Timmons.
16. Packers: Marshawn Lynch, RB, California. Pack lost Ahman Green in free agency, and can use this versatile back as a solid replacement.
17. Jaguars: Jamaal Anderson, DE, Arkansas. A bit raw, but Jags would benefit from his pass rush talent.
18. Bengals: Aaron Ross, CB, Texas. Bengals’ offense is fine, but pass defense still needs help, especially at corner.
19. Titans: Ted Ginn Jr. , WR, Ohio State. Titans need a homerun hitter for Vince Young. He’s nagged by foot problems, so it might send up a caution flag.
20. Giants: Jon Beason, OLB, Miami. Giants have gaping need at the position after releasing LaVar Arrington and Carlos Emmons.
21. Broncos: Alan Branch, DT, Michigan. Broncos want Willis and are trying desperately to move up. Failing that, they can try and patch up the defensive line. Branch falling because of injury concerns.
22. Cowboys: Robert Meachem, WR, Tennessee. Terry Glenn and Terrell Owens will both be 33 when the season starts. Time to get younger.
23. Chiefs: Joe Staley, T, Central Michigan. With recent retirements of Willie Roaf and Will Shields, it’s time for Chiefs to rebuild line.
24. Patriots. David Harris , Michigan. Harris climbing the charts, and if other teams are interested, Pats might feel pressed to take him this early. Penn State’s Paul Posluszny a possibility here, too.
25. Jets: Greg Olsen, TE, Miami. If he falls this far, the Jets can grab Olsen and add a talented pass-catching tight end into the mix. Guard Ben Grubbs a consideration here as well.
26. Eagles: Reggie Nelson, S, Florida. Michael Lewis didn’t cut it and was released. And Brian Dawkins can’t play forever.
27. Saints. Justin Harrell, DT, Tennessee. Saints re-signed Hollis Thomas in the off-season, but he doesn’t have much tread on the tire. Harrell a good value this far down.
28. Patriots. Michael Griffin, S, Texas. Patriots need to re-stock secondary now that Rodney Harrison is near the end.
29. Ravens: Tony Ugoh, T, Arkansas. With Jonathan Ogden considering retirement, GM Ozzie Newsome needs an eventual replacement.
30. Chargers: Dwayne Bowe, WR, LSU. Chargers don’t have many needs, but getting a good young receiver is one of them. Bowe fits the bill.
31. Bears: Dwayne Jarrett, WR, USC. Receiver position is uncertain as far as who goes where behind Johnson, but if Jarrett slips this far, Bears might not be able to resist him.
32. Colts: Chris Houston, CB, Arkansas. Colts are thin at the position after free agent defection of Nick Harper and possibly Jason David.