Focus where the draft is deep

Following the laws of supply and demand, I'm a fan of picking players in deep positions.  You seem to find bargains that way, as other teams fill needs rather than picking the best players. 

I've studied the players a bit this year, and as much as I want a safety, to get one, it seems that we'll have to pick a safety a round too high.  I like Rashad Johnson, as I'm a production guy, and he makes plays.  Who cares if he ran a 4.6 or a 4.5.  Courtney Brown runs a 4.3 and he blows.  However, Johnson seems like a 3rd maybe 4th round guy, and I don't like picking someone who is too small and a bit slow in the 2nd.  But with this weak class of safeties, my guess is that he'll go higher than he should.

I know we really need a good safety, but you can't make wine out of vinegar.  Lets get a veteran to cover us for another year and hope next year's draft is deeper.

I've come around to picking a center this year, as the class is deep.  At first I dismissed it, as we have Gurode, a young Pro Bowler.  However, he seems to make a lot of mental mistakes, and since the center is the mind of the o-line, it wouldn't be bad to have him move to guard.  A guy like Alex Mack is intriguing, as he could play guard as well. Let him provide depth for a year, see how he develops, and if needed make room for him at center.

The NT class is odd, as only Raji and Brace are first day talents, but you see a lot of mid/late round guys who are interesting.  Sammie Lee Hill and Dorell Scott lead the list, and guys like Terrance Taylor and Chris Baker could also fill the need.  That's more guys that usual with the right body type to play NT available.  I say we pick one, maybe even two, on the 2nd day.

This also seems like a good year to pick up a burner at WR somewhere late in the draft.  Mike Wallace, Johnny Knox and Mike Thomas all would be intriguing if we got them late.

Here's what I'd do:

2nd round(in order of availability)

William Beatty - probably will be long gone, but he seems to be the last legit LT prospect of this draft  - having Flozell near the end and not a sure replacement on hand worries me - remember Torrin Tucker manning the LT?

Duke Robinson

Jasper Brinkley

3rd round

Brinkley if he's still there

One of the center prospects - Mack, Wood or Luigs

Rashad Johnson

4th round

One of the centers if we didn't get one before

Rashad Johnson

Sammie Lee Hill

Scott McKillop

Dorell Scott

I'd love to come out of the draft with Duke Robinson in the 2nd, Jasper Brinkley in the 3rd, a top center who slides and Sammie Lee Hill in the 4th, then sprinkle in some late picks like Jason Watkins, Johnny Knox, Frantz Joseph, Terrance Taylor and a developmental QB.   I'd love to grab a developmental 3-4 DE and 3-4 OLB as well, but I haven't seen many intriguing prospects there.

Thoughts?