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San Francisco 49ers With their second pick, I think they may look to the offensive line, but I have them staying with defense here. There is a guard who is getting a lot of run lately that may warrant a look here, but I think they get someone at tackle in the second round.I think they look to take the top Corner and pair him with Nate Clements.With the 13th pick in the 2010 NFL Draft: Joe Haden, CB, Florida. 14 Miami DolphinsOh, where to go with this team. They seem to have the players in place to be good, but just had too many injuries to do anything this year.The one key component to this pick will be what they think they can do with Ronnie Brown. If they are able to resign him, then I can see a WR or someone on defense to help.If not, they will look to get another running back in the mix so they continue to have that great one-two punch.With the 14th pick in the 2010 NFL Draft: C.J. Spiller, RB, ClemsonEditor's Note: This all depends on Ronnie Brown, but I think Brown ends up with the Redskins, so that is why I have Spiller here. 15.

Houston TexansThis has to bedisappointing for the Texans and their fans No one was expecting a Super Bowl or anything, but another season right in the middle of the pack was not what they wanted. It will most likely cost Gary Kubiak his job.They need help on the defensive side of the ball, as they are continually giving up leads and failing to help the offense out.So, who has the ability to be a defensive changer How about a local kidWith the 15th pick in the 2010 NFL Draft: Earl Thomas, FS, Texas As always, the order was based off of the standings as of 12/5/09 from NFL . These are not my predictions, but rather the way it stands right now.Come back next week to see the movement as we get to the Top 16.. Oh so fortunate are these Cincinnati Bearcats Twelve and oh-so-fortunate. Champions of the Big East, winners of a BCS bowl berth, and survivors of a 45-44 nail-biter at Heinz Field that was one heck of a college football shootout. It was a game full of heroes and their heroics, but when all was said and done it was backup quarterback Andrew Janockos bobbled hold of an extra point that put Cincinnati in position to weather the perfect storm in Pittsburgh.

The perfect storm was the snow and cold conditions that grounded the Bearcats' high-power passing game, The perfect storm was the super-human effort of freshman sensation Dion Lewis, the future of the Heisman Trophy, and the perfect storm was a less than perfect first half by Cincinnati quarterback Tony Pike. But it was that imperfect extra point snap that perhaps kept this contest from overtime. It was 44-38 when Janocko took a good snap, prepared to place the ball down then suddenly lost control It was a costly mistake for Pitt. Mardy Gilyard, who was such a huge factor for the Bearcats all afternoon, put his team in business with a 26-yard kick return that set up the final drive From his own 39, it was vintage Pike Seven yards to Gilyard, 10 to D.J. Woods, another 15 to Gilyard, and then a perfect strike for 29 and a touchdown to the rangy Armon Binns. Cincy managed its point after and the 45-44 lead with 1:36 to play.

Before then, it was a defense that had little or no answer for Lewis. It was an incredible 99-yard kickoff return by Gilyard that kept it from looking like a blowout at the half. Instead of 31-10, that return gem made it 31-17 with Pitt still looking so very much in control. "At the half, I told them 'Look, just stay together and keep fighting," Kelly recalled after the final seconds ticked away. "I'm proud of the way our team persevered." Pike, who got off to a slow start, found his form down the stretch and finished 22 for 44 for 302 yards and three touchdowns. But it was the 381 yards of offense that Gilyard provided that brought Cincinnati into the land of the regular-season unbeatens He had 118 receiving yards to go with 263 return yards. Binns, who caught the final touchdown pass, had five catches and 104 yards.