The NFL draft is 7 days away and it seems like everyone has weighed in on who they think will be taken in the first 10 picks of the draft. Names like Vernon Davis, Jay Cutler and Mario Williams are becoming familiar in households across the nation, while Reggie Bush, Matt Lineart and Vince Young already firmly tattooed on our brains from the classic 2006 Rose Bowl. While many people have finally agreed on who are the Top 10 prospects in the draft, not everyone can agree on which teams will pick what player. Finally I'm here to give you not only who I think will get picked by which team, but also why they are the best fit in that position. So here is my Top 10 mock draft:

NOTE: This Top 10 doesn't include trades.

1. Houston Texans: Mario Williams, DE - Please do not send me angry e-mails before you hear me out on this pick. The Texans have needs on both sides of the line and are already firmly established at RB (Domanick Davis) and KR (Jerome Mathis.) They can save money by picking a DE instead of a... well, a RB/KR/WR/PR... slash. Mario Williams will be a Javon Kerse or Jason Taylor like player (I won't compare him to Peppers yet) and will instantly help the Texans in both run and pass defensive. I won't fault the Texans for taking Bush or even Ferguson but I believe in that the best pick for the Texans is Mario Williams.

2. New Orleans Saints: Reggie Bush, RB - With Bush still on the board the Saints will not waste one second getting the card up to the podium with McAllister coming back from a serious knee injury. Bush can line up anywhere on the field and create a mismatch that the Saints can take advantage of. Bush has sub 4.4 40 yard dash speed and the power to run between the tackles. A shifty runner who makes the first defender miss and can ravage any secondary that lacks athleticism.

3. Tennessee Titans: Matt Lineart, QB - Although the Titans have shown interest in Vince Young it is only a back up plan in case someone trades up to grab Lineart at 2. If that happens then Bush would be very tempting to pick up at 3 but Young would be more likely. Barring such things happening, the Titans have to go with the QB they were destine to take. With Norm Chow (Former USC Off. Cord) now the Off. Cord in Tennessee, Matt is set-up to be a success after 1 season on the bench to adjust to the speed and talent of the game. Lineart is polished and ready to lead a declining franchise back to the greatness they reached between 99 and 02.

4.New York Jets: D'Brickashaw Ferguson, OT - Ferguson is the best player on the board at #4 and with the Jets depth in picks in the top 40 they can address other needs later in the draft. Ferguson was a dominating force at Virginia, completely dominating opposing defensive ends and outside linebackers in the ACC who are high draft prospects (Mario Williams, Mathias Kiwanuku, Ernie Sims.) Not to mention "Bricks" 6'5" 295 frame and 4.85 speed, making him a great mixture of size and great speed.

5. Green Bay Packers: A.J. Hawk, OLB - One of the most impressive LB in the 05 college season, AJ Hawk flew around the field with 4.55 speed. His speed will allow him to cover NFL RB and TE without too much trouble, and he can lay the wood at 240 pounds. Hawk is a football savvy player with great instincts and a hard nose for initiating contact, getting off a blocker and getting to the ball carrier.

6. San Francisco 49ers: Vernon Davis, TE - The red phone is ringing in San Fran and the fans are already calling for Alex Smith's head and the chance to start over with a fresh QB. Sadly for them, Mr. Smith's contract says otherwise, not to mention that the Niners are a franchise depleted of anything that you would call "NFL starting caliber" talent at many positions. The best thing they can do is take the very athletic Davis to give Smith some help in the passing game. Davis' blocking leaves something to be desired, but so does Antonio Gates, and I have heard little complaining from San Diego about it.

7. Oakland Raiders: Vince Young, QB - Aaron Brooks is a good band-aid for Oakland while they take the 12-18 months it will take to fully nurture and develop Vince Young into a solid Starting QB in the NFL. Michael Huff will tempt Oakland to upgrade the defense and build around Brooks but Young is the QB of the future for the Oakland Raiders.

8. Buffalo Bills: Haloti Nagata, OT - With Sam Adams now out of Buffalo and signed by Cincinnati I have heard rumors of Brodrick Bunkley (DT, Florida State) being drafted to fill the rather large void in the D Line. A more practical pick in my eyes would be Nagata a very good Tackle with solid feet and impressive hands. Expect Buffalo to try and keep JP Losman off of his back this season with an upgraded O Line.

9. Detroit Lions: Michael Huff, S - I have to admit, something inside of me had the urge to draft WR Chad Jackson in the 9 spot...as I'm sure it is currently eating away at Matt Milan to pull the trigger on Jackson as well. But the realistic and smart pick at the 9 spot is Michael Huff. A shifty Safety who can come down to the line to cover the extra wideout in a Cover 0 scheme or effectively shut down his half of the field in the Cover 2/3 schemes. Not to mention great reads when playing center field in the Cover 1 defense. At 6-1, 205 he is a little underweight for my liking but his 4.5 speed and solid hands will help boost the Lions pass defense... did I mention he can step up and play DB at the line?

10. Arizona Cardinals: Jay Cutler, QB - I have had Winston Justice in this spot as well and would not blink twice if the Cardinals go that direction to protect Kurt Warner. However, it seems more then obvious that Warner is in the twilight of his career and while I would personally go with defense with this pick I don't run the Cardinals draft. I would wait until later in the draft and pick in the Omar Jacobs/ Charlie Whitehurst tier or QB because my gut says Jay Cutler isn't going to be more then a solid 2nd QB in the NFL. But if the Cardinals don't go with Justice look for them to pick Cutler.