NFL Draft isn't about the glamour guys

Talking about the defenders of all that you want, but the NFL this year's draft is not about the glamor boys. Local draft handicapper Bart Burcham said that the draft is heavy on defenders and offensive linemen. In fact, Burch said his favorite players in this year's draft are Marcel Dareus and Patrick Peterson. His three other leading players on that 6-3, 319-pound Marcel Dareus, AJ Green (6-4, 211) and Julio Jones (6-3, 220). "I do not like any of the defenders in the first round. I love those who go in the second round is better," said Burcham. "There are two players, I really love, and five more who are very good. The other players must fill out your type." NFL Draft will begin at 8 pm Thursday on ESPN with the first round and continue on Friday and Saturday. In recent years, Burcham was weird names of players selected in the first round, as well as the exact team that selects them. Here's forecasts this year: 1, Panthers: It's Down between Newton, Green, Peterson and Marcel Dareus. I think that the owner wants to take Newton to sell tickets or any other. They need the offensive line and defense to be successful, so that Newton did not win it for them. Nevertheless, this is Cam Newton, QB, Auburn. 2, Broncos: they should stop working. They were dead last in the NFL in defense last year, so I'm collecting them Marcel Dareus, DT, Alabama. 3, Bills: Ryan Fitzpatrick played well enough at quarterback. They need to shore up their defenses. I see them making von Miller, LA, TX & M. 4, the Bengals: They need a quarterback, but they need a wide receiver. Choose here A.J. Green, WR, Georgia. 5, Cardinals: Their defenders worse than anyone else in the project. I'm not a big fan of Newton and Gabbert, but the choice is Blaine Gabbert, QB, Missouri. 6, Browns: They desperately need a receiver to all their needs. They must take Patrick Peterson, but they will go with Julio Jones, WR, Alabama. 7, 49ers: They would like to have a lawyer, like Newton or Gabbert, but they'll probably go with Patrick Peterson, DB, LSU, which is 6-4 and can run with receivers and return legs. 8. Titans: They need to advocate, too, but they will try to turn if Newton or Gabbert gone. If not, they take Nick Fairley, DT, Auburn. He was 300 pounds, and he can move. It dominates the national championship game in the second half. 9, Cowboys: their secondary is bad, but their offensive line is aging. Choose, Tyron Smith, OT, Southern Cal. 10, Redskins: Robert Quinn, LB, North Carolina. It can be a great pass rusher, and they do not pass rush. 11, Texans: This can be left or, but I think they are looking for another defensive end, so they take JJ Tues, DE, Wisconsin. 12, Vikings: Another team needs a quarterback. They have a team ready to win, they only have to advocate so that they take Jake Locker, QB, Washington. 13, Lions: Lions are building a good team and they continue to build. This could be another defensive lineman, but I have a prince, Amukamara, CB, Nebraska. 14, RAMS: Corey Liuget, DT, Illinois. They got the guys they wanted at last year's offense, now they come back after the defense. 15, Dolphins: Mike Pouncey, C-G, Florida. Their offensive line needs help, and they can go to Mark Ingram or QB Adam Dalton, but the best Pouncey. 16, Jaguars: Jags look for more high character guys, and they, like Ryan Kerrigan, DE, Purdue. 17, Patriots: De'Quan Bowers, DE, Clemson. He's a big question mark because of his knee injury, which fell in the draft circles. The Patriots have a better pass rush. 18, Chargers: I'm Cameron Jordan, DE, California. Do not be surprised if he went in the top 10 picks. 19, Giants: Their line got old all at the same time. I think it's Anthony Castonzo, OT, Boston College. He is the second or third best offensive lineman in the draft. 20, Buccaneers: Aldon Smith, DE, Missouri. He is a good pass rusher, and he can go higher as well. He is one part they are missing on defense. 21, Chiefs: This is another organization in building a cohesive team. They add, Gabe Carimi, OT, Wisconsin. 22, Colts: They need a lot of help on the offensive line, so choose, Nate Solder, OT, Colorado. 23, Eagles: Andy Reid likes to take the offensive linemen, but they got to Jimmy Smith, CB, Colorado.