Sat April 28 and Sunday April 29.

Draft order at start

Round 1

1 Oakland -
2 Detroit -
3 Cleveland -
4 Tampa Bay -
5 Arizona -
6 Washington -
7 Minnesota -
8 Atlanta -
9 Miami -
10 Houston -
11 San Francisco -
12 Buffalo -
13 St. Louis -
14 Carolina -
15 Pittsburgh -
16 Green Bay -
17 Jacksonville -
18 Cincinnati -
19 Tennessee -
20 NY Giants -
21 Denver -
22 Dallas -
23 Kansas City -
24 New England -
25 NY Jets -
26 Philadelphia -
27 New Orleans -
28 New England -
29 Baltimore -
30 San Diego -
31 Chicago -
32 Indianapolis -

Round 2

1 Oakland -
2 Detroit -
3 Tampa Bay -
4 Cleveland -
5 NY Jets -
6 Arizona -
7 Atlanta -
8 Miami -
9 Minnesota -
10 San Francisco -
11 Buffalo -
12 Atlanta -
13 Carolina -
14 Pittsburgh -
15 Green Bay -
16 Jacksonville -
17 Cincinnati -
18 Tennessee -
19 NY Giants -
20 St. Louis -
21 Dallas -
22 Kansas City -
23 Seattle -
24 Denver -
25 Philadelphia -
26 New Orleans -
27 NY Jets -
28 New England -
29 Baltimore -
30 San Diego -
31 Chicago -
32 Tampa Bay -

A mock draft

By Yahoo! sports writer

Mel Kiper

Mel Kiper's "Big Board"

1. Calvin Johnson Jr. WR Georgia Tech
Hard worker and team oriented.
2. Joe Thomas Sr. OT Wisconsin
Imposing lineman with great quickness.
3. Adrian Peterson Jr. RB Oklahoma
Great runner, but has durability issues.
4. JaMarcus Russell Jr. QB LSU
Big and strong with a powerful arm.
5. Brady Quinn Sr. QB Notre Dame
Poised and at his best under pressure.
6. LaRon Landry Sr. DB LSU
Leader on one of the nation's best defenses.
7. Amobi Okoye Sr. DT Louisville
Quick, strong and gets penetration into the backfield.
8. Leon Hall Sr. CB Michigan
Great anticipation and awareness in coverage.
9. Gaines Adams Sr. DE Clemson
Dominating ability with his athleticism.
10. Jamaal Anderson Jr. DE Arkansas
Gifted athlete and a complete player.
11. Greg Olsen Jr. TE Miami
Complete package: hands, speed and athletic.
12. Patrick Willis Sr. LB Mississippi
Tackling machine who is always around the ball.
13. Adam Carriker Sr. DE Nebraska
Runs unbelievably well for 300-pound DE.
14. Ted Ginn Jr. Jr. WR Ohio State
Takes a backseat to no one in speed.
15. Levi Brown Sr. OT Penn St.
Reliable at protecting his QB's blind side.
16. Joe Staley Sr. OT Central Michigan
Former TE who's developed into a natural left tackle.
17. Ben Grubbs Sr. OG Auburn
Versatile athlete who started career at DT.
18. Jarvis Moss Jr. DE Florida
Speed rusher who is excellent in pursuit.
19. Anthony Spencer Sr. DE Purdue
Athleticism will make him an ideal OLB in the NFL.
20. Marshawn Lynch Jr. RB California
A complete back with good size.
21. Paul Posluszny Sr. LB Penn St.
Prepares as thoroughly as anyone in the game.
22. Ryan Kalil Sr. C USC
Practicing against great D-linemen pays off.
23. Dwayne Bowe Sr. WR LSU
Runs great routes and is tough in traffic.
24. Lawrence Timmons Jr. LB Florida State
Production and consistency are what jump out.
25. Tony Ugoh Sr. OT Arkansas
Athletically gifted left tackle with upside.
Dropped Off:
Arron Sears

Actual Draft