Charley Casserly doesn’t take mock drafts too seriously, but in the second version of his mock top 10, he makes a case why the Panthers will take Georgia WR A.J. Green with the first overall pick.

Falcons play-by-play man Wes Duram joined “Path to the Draft” to discuss what the team will do at No. 27 overall, and believes a defensive player is a strong posibility in the first round.

As teams go through the evaluation process of Von Miller, they’re looking for more Clay Matthews and less Vernon Gholston.

The Patriots were on the clock on “Path to the Draft” on Monday. New England is in an enviable position in the 2011 NFL Draft, holding six picks in the first three rounds. But what do the Patriots do with those picks?

With the No. 29 overall pick in the first round, Chicago Sun-Times columnist Neil Hayes believes an offensive lineman is a huge priority for the Bears with their first pick.

Is Clemson DE Da’Quan Bowers‘ draft stock slipping because of questions about his recovery from knee surgery? There are at least rumblings of concern.

Very quietly (at least until now), Florida State QB Christian Ponder has been an ascending prospect among the quarterback class in the 2011 NFL Draft. We’ll certainly take Mike Mayock’s word on this one.

Which direction will the Jets go with the No. 30 overall pick in the 2011 NFL Draft?

Well, I was up next to take a turn with Top 10 mock draft on “Path to the Draft” Thursday.

Washington QB Jake Locker took a seat on the “Path to the Draft” set with Paul Burmeister, Charles Davis and Michael Lombardi to discuss his workouts with former NFL QB Ken O’Brien, the game that most defined him as a college player and why he thinks the criticism of his passing accuracy isn’t accurate.

Is Mark Ingram a “special” player? Several NFL Network analysts don’t believe the former Heisman Trophy winner falls into that category.

NFL Network’s Michael Lombardi unveiled an all-new top 10 in the latest version of his mock draft, with two quarterbacks going in the top three picks.

Here’s a look at the top 10 from my latest mock draft I put together before the NFL Scouting Combine. This is subject to change, but right now it’s Cam Newton at No. 1 to the Panthers.

Here’s a look at three players who analysts Brian Baldinger, Charles Davis and Michael Lombardi view as having as rising draft stocks.

NFL Network analyst Brian Baldinger waited until Friday to unveil his top-10 mock draft, which doesn’t include QB Jimmy Clausen.