[Mr. Flopnuts]

We were gifted McCoy, I guess I couldn't expect 2 slam dunk picks in the first round. Haden's 40 time is a product of nerves and a terrible stance. He'll be fine. I'm jealous he didn't drop one more spot because while I hadn't envisioned taking 1 defensive player, let alone 2 I'm a firm believer that you play the cards that are dealt and if you can steal someone special you do it.

So, it's pork chop time. Who's the best OT in the draft? Okung? Maybe, but I wasn't taking him at 6 and I knew he wouldn't be there at 14. Bulaga is also off the board so I can take him out of the debate.

A lot of these guys are bunched together and it's going to come down to personal preference. We need one of them and I'm going to take the guy that I feel will transition to the pro game right away, start from day 1, and be a pillar that will fit somewhere on my line should he not live up to his potential. In other words, I'm going to take the guy that is the surest not to bust out completely. That said, I think he definitely has pro bowl potential.

With the 14th pick in the 2010 NFL Draft, the Seattle Seahawks select Trent Williams OT from the University of Oklahoma.