2010 NFL Draft Tracker, Round 1

FanHouse's 2010 NFL Draft tracker will help you keep track of every player selected from pick No. 1 to pick No. 255, complete with our own unique commentary and analysis.

Full Round 1 coverage can be found below.

Pick	Team	Player	Position	School
1.	St. Louis Rams	Sam Bradford	QB	Oklahoma
	The obvious choice here. Rams needed a franchise QB badly.
2.	Detroit Lions	Ndamukong Suh	DT	Nebraska
	And another easy one: Detroit gets its defensive anchor and suddenly has a potent line.
3.	Tampa Bay Bucs	Gerald McCoy	DT	Oklahoma
	With Suh off the board, Tampa stays put and happily gets a D-line force of its own.
4.	Washington Redskins	Trent Williams	OT	Oklahoma
	Even with Eric Berry on the board, Washington plays it smart. Williams leapfrogs Russell Okung.
5.	Kansas City Chiefs	Eric Berry	S	Tennessee
	The Chiefs' overmatched defense gets a serious playmaker. Berry should step right in.
6.	Seattle Seahawks	Russell Okung	OT	Oklahoma St.
	Pete Carroll can't be too disappointed to see Okung fall to here. He can play on either side.
7.	Cleveland Browns	Joe Haden	CB	Florida
	So much for that tumble down the board. Haden rockets back up and Cleveland shores up its D.
8.	Oakland Raiders	Rolando McClain	LB	Alabama
	Did Oakland just make a good pick? McClain is ready to play in the middle right away.
9.	Buffalo Bills	C.J. Spiller	RB	Clemson
	Bills pass on Jimmy Clausen for another RB. Marshawn Lynch or Fred Jackson is out of a job.
10.	Jacksonville Jaguars	Tyson Alualu	DT	California
	About as far away from a Tebow pick as you can get. A good player, but really early.
11.	San Francisco 49ers (a)	Anthony Davis	OT	Rutgers
	Niners just up two spots to land Davis, one of the most promising tackles left.
12.	San Diego Chargers (b)	Ryan Mathews	RB	Fresno State
	Chargers jump up 16 picks to nab Mathews. Too early? It feels like it at first glance.
13.	Philadelphia Eagles (c)	Brandon Graham	DE	Michigan
	Graham can play, there's no doubt about it. Philly made a big move to go up and steal him.
14.	Seattle Seahawks	Earl Thomas	S	Texas
	Okung and Thomas - can't argue with that haul in the first round for Seattle.
15.	New York Giants	Jason Pierre-Paul	DE	South Florida
	An athletic freak, Pierre-Paul is raw, but could develop to a star. Gutsy pick by the Giants.
16.	Tennessee Titans	Derrick Morgan	DE	Georgia Tech
	A bit more of a sure bet than Pierre-Paul, the Titans will probably be thrilled with this one.
17.	San Francisco 49ers	Mike Iupati	G	Idaho
	A big, sturdy interior lineman, Iupati will be asked to jump into the lineup immediately.
18.	Pittsburgh Steelers	Maurkice Pouncey	C	Florida
	Nice upgrade for Pittsburgh's line, Pouncey's an intelligent player and should help.
19.	Atlanta Falcons	Sean Weatherspoon	LB	Missouri
	Have to love this pick for Atlanta. The Falcons needed help at this position and they found it.
20.	Houston Texans	Kareem Jackson	CB	Alabama
	Houston needed a CB and Jackson's a good one. Could've made an argument for Kyle Wilson.
21.	Cincinnati Bengals	Jermaine Gresham	TE	Oklahoma
	Great pick for Cincinnati. Gresham will cause huge headaches for defenses over the middle.
22.	Denver Broncos (d)	Demaryius Thomas	WR	Georgia Tech
	Broncos move all over the board, then take Thomas over Dez Bryant. Wild night for Denver.
23.	Green Bay Packers	Bryan Bulaga	OT	Iowa
	A team in need of offensive-line depth lands a great value pick at No. 23.
24.	Dallas Cowboys (e)	Dez Bryant	WR	Oklahoma St.
	Cowboys move up three spots for the best WR on the board. How will he mesh in Big D, though?
25.	Denver Broncos (f)	Tim Tebow	QB	Florida
	Who saw that coming? The first round's most active team joins a QB controversy in Denver.
26.	Arizona Cardinals	Dan Williams	DT	Tennessee
	Nothing wrong with this one. Arizona gets a great player at a position of need.
27.	New England (g)	Devin McCourty	CB	Rutgers
	Another team passes on Kyle Wilson, but McCourty's worthy of a first-round selection.
28.	Miami Dolphins (h)	Jared Odrick	DT	Penn State
	After moving down, the Dolphins will have no complaints with Odrick, a versatile lineman.
29.	New York Jets	Kyle Wilson	CB	Boise State
	Wilson easily could've gone five to 10 picks higher, so the Jets may wind up with a huge steal.
30.	Detroit Lions (i)	Jahvid Best	RB	California
	Lions swap into the first round again to get some help at RB. With Kevin Smith hurt, this was a must.
31.	Indianapolis Colts	Jerry Hughes	LB	TCU
	Hughes at 31? The rich get richer in Indianapolis.
32.	New Orleans Saints	Patrick Robinson	CB	Florida State
	Saints needed some secondary help. Robinson's an athletic guy and will fit right in.

(a) = Acquired from Denver
(b) = Acquired from Miami
(c) = Acquired from Denver via Miami
(d) = Acquired from New England
(e) = Acquired from New England via Denver
(f) = Acquired from Baltimore
(g) = Acquired from Dallas
(h) = Acquired from San Diego
(i) = Acquired from Minnesota