10.Tennessee Titans: Robert Quinn, Hybrid Linebacker, North CarolinaStreeter Lecka/Getty ImagesTennessee looked like a serious threat at the beginning of the year, but then Vince Young went down with an injury.The Titans are now stuck with the aging Kerry Collins at quarterback, so things aren't going well at all for this franchise.The Titans need help D&GD W0037 watch with their pass rush, so why not take one of the best pass rushers eligible for the draft? Makes sense to me.11.Cleveland Browns: Julio Jones, Wide Receiver, AlabamaKevin C.Cox/Getty ImagesCleveland is a much improved team compared to the past two years, but they still need help in key areas on both offense and defense.
Can you even name who starts for the Browns at wide receiver? I bet many would have to look it up in order to find out.Brian Robiskie, Mohamed Massquoi and Even Moore as receiver's just isn't going to cut it.Julio Jones would become an instant starter if he were to go to Cleveland.12.Houston Texans: Brandon Harris, Cornerback, MiamiDoug Benc/Getty ImagesIn my last mock draft, I had the Texans taking defensive tackle, replica D&G DW0037 Stephen Paea, in the first round, which would still be a great pick, but Houston's secondary needs more help.Kareem Jackson, Houston's 2010 first rounder, has struggled all year long, giving up many big plays to opposing wide receiver's.
While he will likely still start next year, Houston still needs help in the secondary.Brandon Harris could find his way into the starting lineup in 2011 with Jackson.13.Minnesota Vikings: Stephen Paea, Defensive Tackle, Oregon StateEzra Shaw Longines Heritage Getty ImagesIt's definitely not the most y pick for the Vikings, but Stephen Paea is needed on Minnesota's defensive line more than you would think.Minnesota has struggled to stop the run like in years past, which is due to poor tackling, Pat Williams getting older, and the Vikings not stacking the box.Pat Williams may not retire after this year, but he should.
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