Barber's Mock: With the 7th overall pick, the Raiders select . . .

<p><b>1. Detroit Lions: Matthew Stafford, QB, Georgia</b></p><p>If he wins one game in 2009, he’ll be a candidate for rookie of the year.</p><p><b>2. St. Louis Rams: Jason Smith, T, Baylor</b></p><p>Rams also signed C Jason Brown, but let Philly get to T Jason Peter first.</p><p><b>3. Kansas City Chiefs: Aaron Curry, OLB, Wake Forest</b></p><p>In his mock draft, JaMarcus Russell had Curry going anywhere but AFC West.</p><p><b>4. Seattle Seahawks: Mark Sanchez, QB, USC</b></p><p>It could be Seattle making this pick, or it could be a team trading up.</p><p><b>5. Cleveland Browns: Michael Crabtree, WR, Texas Tech</b></p><p>Raiders’ legal team immediately files piracy suit.</p><p><b>6. Cincinnati Bengals: Eugene Monroe, T, Virginia</b></p><p>Monroe celebrates joining Bengals by rushing out to commit misdemeanor.</p><p><b>7. RAIDERS: Jeremy Maclin, WR, Missouri</b></p><p>Al Davis figures Maclin can outdo Johnnie Lee Higgins’ 22 catches. </p><p><b>8. Jacksonville Jaguars: B.J. Raji, DT, Boston College</b></p><p>Raji insists B.J. has always stood for Boo-yah! Jacksonville!</p><p><b>9. Green Bay Packers: Tyson Jackson, DE, LSU</b></p><p>It just got a bit harder for Adrian Peterson to get around the corner.</p><p><b>10. 49ERS: Andre Smith, T, Alabama</b></p><p>He gets thumbs-up from two most important men in organization: Maiocco and Bill Walsh’s ghost.</p><p><b>11. Buffalo Bills: Brian Orakpo, DE, Oklahoma</b></p><p>Edge rusher will have solid role models in Terrell Owens, Marshawn Lynch.</p><p><b>12. Denver Broncos: Josh Freeman, QB, Kansas State</b></p><p>Coach Josh McDaniel immediately and clumsily pursues trade options.</p><p><b>13. Washington Redskins: Aaron Maybin, DE, Penn State</b></p><p>Stunting along D-line will be hard unless Albert Haynesworth removes wallet.</p><p><b>14. New Orleans Saints: Chris Wells, RB, Georgia</b></p><p>Beanie and Bush’s exploits lead club owner Tom Benson to invent new dance.</p><p><b>15. Houston Texans: Brian Cushing, LB, USC</b></p><p>Thus begins a run on ’SC linebackers that ends with Chip Banks’ son in Round 7. </p><p><b>16. San Diego Chargers: Peria Jerry, DT, Mississippi</b></p><p>Because Jamal Williams can’t do it all by himself.</p><p><b>17. New York Jets: Everette Brown, OLB/DE, Florida State</b></p><p>He can’t wait to test Tom Brady’s knee.</p><p><b>18. Denver Broncos: Rey Maualuga, ILB, USC</b></p><p>Like Randy Gradishar with fabulous hair.</p><p><b>19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Malcolm Jenkins, CB, Ohio State</b></p><p>Raheem Morris’ first step toward patching up the Bucs’ defense.</p><p><b>20. Detroit Lions: James Laurinitis, ILB, Ohio State</b></p><p>Michigan fans will forgive his college allegiance — if he makes 170 tackles.</p><p><b>21. Philadelphia Eagles: Knowshon Moreno, RB, Georgia</b></p><p>Shortage of duct tape and crazy glue makes it harder to get Brian Westbrook onto field each week.</p><p><b>22. Minnesota Vikings: Michael Oher, T, Mississippi</b></p><p>First prospect to be evaluated not on scouting report, but on index from “Blind Side.”</p><p><b>23. New England Patriots: Brandon Pettigrew, TE, Oklahoma State</b></p><p>The one position at which the Patriots have not drafted well.</p><p><b>24. Atlanta Falcons: Clay Matthews, OLB, USC</b></p><p>Only 13 years since his dad played here; locker with mom’s photo still available.</p><p><b>25. Miami Dolphins: Darrius Heyward-Bey, WR, Maryland</b></p><p>About 20 yards too fast for Chad Pennington’s deep throws.</p><p><b>26. Baltimore Ravens: Kenny Britt, WR, Rutgers</b></p><p>Ravens’ most acrobatic receiver since Joe Flacco vs. Raiders last year.</p><p><b>27. Indianapolis Colts: Hakeem Nicks, WR, North Carolina</b></p><p>All he has to do as a rookie is fill Marvin Harrison’s shoes.</p><p><b>28. Buffalo Bills: Eben Britton, OT, Arizona</b></p><p>He’s all that stands between Langston Walker starting at LT for Bills.</p><p><b>29. New York Giants: Percy Harvin, WR, Florida</b></p><p>Giants decide a receiver with a loaded bong is better than a one with a loaded gun.</p><p><b>30. Tennessee Titans: Vontae Davis, CB, Illinois</b></p><p>It’s almost guaranteed he will not adopt the nickname Pacman in Nashville.</p><p><b>31. Arizona Cardinals: Donald Brown, RB, Connecticut</b></p><p>Smart and productive, and won’t have to deal with the abrasive Todd Haley.</p><p><b>32. Pittsburgh Steelers: Robert Ayers, DE, Tennessee</b></p><p>The way these guys draft, he’ll probably be the next L.C. Greenwood.</p>