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Here's an update with the mock draft in today's editions of Newsday.

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* Video: Glauber's NFL Draft report
* Video: Arthur Staple on the Giants
* Video: Tom Rock on the Jets
* Audio: Glauber on top picks, Jets, Giants

1. Raiders. JaMarcus Russell, QB, LSU. He's talented. He's flashy. He's the man who can help Al Davis resurrect his franchise.

2. Lions. Gaines Adams, DE, Clemson. Calvin Johnson might be the better player, but where has drafting receivers gotten the Lions? Nowhere. After waffling, Lions decide to go defense and pick up terrific pass rusher.

3. Browns. Brady Quinn, QB, Notre Dame. If the Browns take Quinn, he'll be the happiest man around. A native of Dubline, Ohio, it's been Quinn's lifelong dream to play with the Browns.

4. Buccaneers. Calvin Johnson, WR, George Tech. This is the man Jon Gruden wants, and if the Bucs coach doesn't have to make a deal with the Lions to move up, al the better. If the Lions do end up taking Johnson, then the Bucs will settle for Adams, who would be a fine replacement for aging Simeon Rice.

5. Cardinals. Joe Thomas, T, Wisconsin. The Cardinals average only 3.2 yards per rush last year with Edgerrin James, and Matt Leinart will need plenty of protection. Thomas addresses both needs.

6. Redskins. Amobi Okoye , DT, Louisville. Redskins had the fewest sacks of any team last season, and although Okoye isn't
a pass rusher, he'll push the pile and help the defensive ends.

7. Vikings. Adrian Peterson, RB, Oklahoma. If he falls this far, they grab him in a heartbeat. Peterson insists he's not worried about the collarbone he re-injured in January

8. Falcons. LaRon Landry, S, LSU. One of the top safety prospects to come along in years. Falcons have a huge need at the position They're also in love with Johnson and trying to move up.

9. Dolphins. Levi Brown , T, Penn State. Dolphins haven't had stability at left tackle since the days of Richmond Webb.

10. Texans. Leon Hall , CB, Michigan. Texans need a left tackle and may trade down to get Joe Staley. But if they stay here, the value is H all, the best cover corner in the draft

11. 49ers. Adam Carriker , DE, Nebraska. Niners need a heavy infusion of defense. Cornerback is also a consideration, but team likes Carriker's motor.

12. Bills. Patrick Willis , ILB, Mississippi. Bills need a replacement for London Fletcher, who left as a free agent.

13. Rams. Jarvis Moss, DE, Florida. 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. Panthers need a tight end, but taking Greg Olsen at 14 would be too early. Revis is 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 the versatile Lynch is a quality replacement

17. Jaguars. Jamaal Anderson, DE, Arkansas. Jags can benefit from Anderson, who was third in the nation in sacks last year.

18. Bengals. Aaron Ross, CB, Texas. Bengals' offense is fine, but pass defense still needs help, especially at corner. Ross is quality value here.

19. Titans. Ted Ginn, Jr., WR, Ohio State. Titans need a home-run hitter for Vince Young. Ginn is nagged by foot problems which might send up a caution flag.

20. Giants. Jon Beason, OLB, Miami. Giants have a gaping hole at the position after releasing LaVar Arrington and Carlos Emmons, Timmons would have been their first choice. They're also looking
at T Joe Staley.

21. Broncos. Alan Branch, DT, Michigan. There was talk of a trade up with Texans at No. 10. Failing to do that, Broncos take Branch who has dropped because of injury concerns, to help rebuild depleted defensive line.

22. Cowboys. Robert Meachem, WR, Tennessee. Terry Glenn and Terrell Owens will 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 Chiefs need to rebuild offensive line.

24. Patriots. David Harris, ILB, Michigan. Harris is rising fast, and if other teams are interested - the Jets? 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 Olsen falls this fare, the Jets can add a talented pass-catching tight end.
Guard Ben Grubbs a consideration here, too.

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, Tennesse. Saints re-signed Hollis Thomas in the offseason but he doesn't have much tread left on the tires. Harrell a good value this far down.

28. Patriots. Michael Griffin, S, Texas. Patriots need to re-stock secondary no that Rodney Harrison is near the end. Pats also consider trading out of this pick.

29. Ravens. Tony Ugoh, T, Arkansas. Jonathan Ogden says he'll be back this season, but it could be his last. 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.

32. Colts. Chris Houston, CB, Arkansas. Colts are thin at corner after free-agent defections of Nick Harper and Jason David.