After my trip to Indy to catch the Combine festivities and pry into "Insider" status, here's my latest mock draft. This one goes two rounds, so grab a glass of your favorite beverage and it'll help you digest these 64 picks. I'll do one more adjustment, if needed, the weekend before the draft. 1. Texans--Reggie Bush, RB, USC. Don't believe the trade rumors, Bush will be a Texan barring a stupid offer. 2. Saints--Matt Leinart, QB, USC. Consensus top QB picked by QB guru/head coach Sean Payton. 3. Titans--D'Brickashaw Ferguson, OT, Virignia. His gaining 15 pounds of bulk cements him as best T in years. 4. Jets--Jay Cutler, QB, Vanderbilt. Senior Bowl darling flies up the draft board to the QB-desperate Jets. 5. Packers--Mario Williams, DE, NC State. Physical marvel upgrades both pass rush and run defense. 6. 49ers--AJ Hawk, LB, Ohio St. Could be a trade for someone reaching up for Vince Young. If it's SF, it's Hawk. 7. Raiders--Vince Young, QB, Texas. Raiders surprise by taking embattled Rose Bowl star. 8. Bills--Haloti Ngata, DT, Oregon. Giant man fills a giant hole in the middle of Buffalo's defense. Another pick that might be traded. 9. Lions--Michael Huff, DB, Texas. A disciplined, physical hitter who can also play nickel CB, and the Lions need both. 10. Cardinals--LenDale White, RB, USC. Will be Chad Greenway if the Cards sign a name FA RB. 11. Rams--Vernon Davis, TE, Maryland. Great speed for such a large, sure-handed target. 12. Browns--Chad Greenway, LB, Iowa. If he's gone (see above), they'll take Winston Justice or Marcus McNeill. 13. Ravens--Jimmy Williams, DB, VA Tech. Cocky speedster has the bulk and mentality to play safety too. 14. Eagles--Tamba Hali, DE, Penn State. Heady pass rusher can impact right away for team looking to rebound quickly. 15. Falcons--Winston Justice, OT, USC. Can play either side at T, important trait with a mobile QB like Vick. 16. Dolphins--Demeco Ryans, LB, Alabama. Prime candidate to trade up, though Ryans infuses much-needed youth on D. 17. Vikings--Laurence Maroney, RB, Minnesota. Local stud RB stays home to a team desperate for fan support. 18. Cowboys--Marcus McNeill, OT, Auburn. Aging line gets a huge bookend with good agility. 19. Chargers--Chad Jackson, WR, Florida. Great size and speed at Combine elevate him to top WR, but... 20. Chiefs--Santonio Holmes, WR, Ohio St. ...Holmes was significantly better in college and is best blocking WR in years. 21. Patriots--Bobby Carpenter, LB, Ohio St. Fiery leader can play any LB spot, fits right in with Pats' MO. 22. Broncos--Mathias Kiwanuka, DE, Boston College. Rough Senior Bowl means Broncos get motivated speed rusher. 23. Buccaneers--Sinorice Moss, WR, Miami. Small speedster fills needs at WR and special teams. 24. Bengals--Leonard Pope, TE, Georgia. Big target also a strong run blocker and fills a major need. 25. Giants--Tye Hill, CB, Clemson. Best DB at Senior Bowl, a great ballhawk with good instincts. 26. Bears--Ashton Youboty, CB, Ohio St. Does everything very well in relative anonymity. 27. Panthers--DeAngelo Williams, RB, Memphis. This year's surprise plummeter, thanks to an oversaturated RB market. 28. Jaguars--D'Qwell Jackson, LB, Maryland. Sideline to sideline playmaker fits right into Del Rio's schemes. 29. Broncos--Nick Mangold, C, Ohio St. Smart, mobile lineman a perfect fit for their blocking schemes. 30. Colts--Dominique Byrd, TE, USC. Not a pressing need but he's too good to pass up. 31. Seahawks--Joseph Addai, RB, LSU. If they lose both RBs via FA. If not, then it's Ko Simpson. 32. Steelers--Brodrick Bunkley, DT, Florida St. Run stuffer with burst provides needed depth. 2nd Round 33. Texans--Claude Wroten, DT, LSU. Another postseason board climber. Might go for Gabe Watson here. 34. Saints--Max Jean-Gilles, OG, Georgia. Saints have great history in drafting linemen. 35. Jets--Thomas Howard, LB, UTEP. Versatile backer with speed and great hands. 36. Packers--Ko Simpson, S, So Carolina. Sure tackler fills a major hole. They'll go OL here if he's gone. 37. 49ers--Marcedes Lewis, TE, UCLA. Good big target for Alex Smith to grow with. 38. Raiders-- Gabe Watson, DT, Michigan. Big guy with a big motor can learn from/succeed Warren Sapp. 39. Titans--Brodie Croyle, QB, Alabama. Proven winner would go higher if he had good knees. 40. Lions--Darryl Tapp, DE, VA Tech. Blazing speed rusher fits perfectly with Marinelli's attacking D. 41. Cardinals--Orien Harris, DT, Miami. They will go LB if any above fall here. 42. Bills--Darnell Bing, S, USC. Strong tackler also good in TE coverage. 43. Browns--Eric Winston, OT, Miami. If he's gone then they'll go for a CB. 44. Ravens--Ernie Sims, LB, Florida St. With 3 starting LBs likely gone by 2007, it's time to reload. 45. Eagles--Greg Lee, WR, Pittsburgh. Sure handed and runs good routes, another board climber. 46. Rams--Abdul Hodge, LB, Iowa. Big hitter in a small package. The next London Fletcher? 47. Falcons--Antonio Cromartie, CB, Florida St. Bad injury dropped him, but he was a top-10 caliber talent. 48. Vikings--Rodrique Wright, DT, Texas. Builds needed D-line depth. Could go OL here as well. 49. Cowboys--Charlie Whitehurst, QB, Clemson. Efficient, accurate scion played hurt a lot. 50. Chargers--Davin Joseph, OG, Oklahoma. Pile mover with attitude. Pick might be packaged to move up earlier. 51. Dolphins--Derek Hagan, WR, Arizona St. Great athlete with shaky hands has fallen from 1st round. 52. Patriots--Garrett Mills, TE/FB, Tulsa. The utility receiver/blocker/inside runner Belichick loves and needs. 53. Redskins--Donte Whitner, S, Ohio St. Insurance in case Taylor is incarcerated. Could be dealt to move up. 54. Chiefs--Anwar Phillips, CB, Penn St. A good start for overhauling their terrible secondary. 55. Bengals--Demario Minter, CB, Georgia. Fast, savvy cover man. Will take a TE here if not in the 1st round. 56. Giants--Terna Nande, LB, Miami OH. Fastest LB in draft. If he went to big-time school he'd go in the 1st round. 57. Bears--Alan Zemaitis, CB, Penn St. Not real fast, but has great size and instincts. 58. Panthers--Anthony Fasano, TE, Notre Dame. Jack-of-all-TE-trades does nothing great, nothing poor. 59. Buccaneers--Manny Lawson, DE, NC St. Overshadowed by linemate Williams but a worthy steal here. 60. Jaguars--Pat Watkins, S, Florida St. Basically a light extra LB to shore up run support. 61. Broncos--Maurice Stovall, WR, Notre Dame. Big guy to open the outside for Smith and Leile. 62. Colts--Charles Spencer, OL, Pittsburgh. Can play T and G and looked good at both at Senior Bowl 63. Seahawks--Ray Edwards, DE, Purdue. Fast playmaker could also play OLB in a 3-4 down the road. 64. Steelers--Reggie McNeal, QB/ATH, Texas A&M. Replaces Randle El, but will be counted on as QB more.