Glenn’s Draft

1st Rd (32)-D.J. Swearinger, S-South Carolina (*Glenn feels like Swearinger will be their first pick anyway after they trade back into the 2nd round to acquire more picks)

2nd Rd (62)-Terrance Williams, WR-Baylor

3rd  Rd (94)-Terron Armstead, OT-Arkansas Pine-Bluff

4th Rd (129)-David Quessenberry, OT-San Jose State

4th Rd (130)-Keith Pough, LB-Howard

5th Rd (165)-Jordan Hill, DT-Penn State

5th Rd (168)-Tony Jefferson, S-Oklahoma

6th Rd (199)-Aaron Mellette, WR-Elon

6th Rd (200)-Rod Sweeting, CB-Georgia Tech

6th Rd (203)-Jake Stoneburner, TE-Ohio State

7th Rd (238)-Michael Mauti; ILB-Penn State

7th Rd (247)-Dalton Freeman, C-Clemson

Ryan’s Draft

1st Rd (32)-Kevin Minter, ILB-LSU

2nd Rd (62)-D.J. Swearinger; S-South Carolina

3rd Rd (94)-Da’Rick Rogers, WR-Tennessee Tech

4th Rd (129)-David Quessenberry; OL-San Jose State

4th Rd (130)-Bacarri Rambo; S-Georgia

5th Rd (165)-Keith Pough; OLB-Howard

5th Rd (168)-Joe Kruger; DL-Utah

6th Rd (199)-Matt Furstenburg; TE-Maryland

6th Rd (200)-Brandon McGee, CB-Miami

6th Rd (203)-Cooper Taylor; SS-Richmond

7th Rd (238)-Quinton Dial; DT-Alabama

7th Rd (247)-Nathan Williams; OLB/DE, Ohio State

Hear our explanations in the BuyaToyota.com Audio Vault!

Glenn and Ryan team up to mock the first round of the 2013 NFL Draft on the Reality Check. Ryan makes the odd numbered picks, while Glenn will decide on even numbered selections. Both have the use of two vetoes in the case that they don’t agree with the pick the other is making.

1. Kansas City – Luke Joekel, OT (Texas A&M) (Glenn’s 1st veto, used on original pick of Eric Fisher)

2. Jacksonville – Eric Fisher, OT (Central Michigan)

3. Oakland – Shariff Floyd, DT (Florida)

4. Philadelphia – Dion Jordan, OLB (Oregon)

5. Detroit – Lane Johnson, OT (Oklahoma)

6. Cleveland – Dee Milliner, CB (Alabama)

7. Arizona – Ezekiel “Ziggy” Ansah, DE (BYU)

8. Buffalo – Chance Warmack, OG (Alabama)

9. New York Jets – Barkevious Mingo, OLB (LSU)

10. Tennessee – Jonathan Cooper, OG (North Carolina)

11. San Diego – D.J. Fluker, OT (Alabama)

12. Miami – Star Lotulelei, DT (Utah) (Ryan’s 1st veto, used on Tavon Austin)

13. New York Jets – Tavon Austin, WR (West Virginia)

14. Carolina – Sheldon Richardson, DT (Missouri)

15. New Orleans – Sylvester Williams, DT (North Carolina)

16. St. Louis – Tyler Eifert, TE (Notre Dame)

17. Pittsburgh – Jarvis Jones, OLB (Georgia)

18. Dallas – Kenny Vaccaro, S (Texas)

19. New York Giants – Cornellius “Tank” Carradine, DE (Florida State)

20. Chicago – Cordarrelle Patterson, WR (Tennessee)

21. Cincinnati – Matt Elam, S (Florida)

22. St. Louis – DeAndre Hopkins, WR (Clemson)

23. Minnesota – Justin Hunter, WR (Tennessee) (Glenn’s 2nd veto, used on Manti Te’o)

24. Indianapolis – Bjoern Werner, DE (Florida State)

25. Minnesota – Manti Te’o, ILB (Notre Dame)

26. Green Bay – Xavier Rhodes, CB (Florida State)

27. Houston – Keenan Allen, WR (Cal)

28. Denver – Desmond Trufant, CB (Washington)

29. New England – Jonathan Cyprien, S (FIU)

30. Atlanta – Johnathan Banks, CB (Miss State)

31. San Francisco – Jesse Williams, DT (Alabama)

32. Baltimore – Kevin Minter, ILB (LSU) (Ryan’s 2nd veto, used on Menelik Watson)

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Glenn’s Predictions

NL East

1. Nationals

2. Braves

3. Phillies

4. Mets

5. Marlins

NL Central

1. Brewers

2. Reds

3. Cardinals

4. Chicago

5. Pittsburgh

NL West

1. Giants

2. Dodgers

3. Arizona

4. Colorado

5. Padres

Wild Cards: Atlanta over Los Angeles in a one-game playoff…

NL Champion: San Francisco Giants

MVP:Bryce Harper

CY Young: Ryan Vogelsong

ROY: Julio Teheran.

-Ryan’s Predictions

NL East

1. Nationals

2. Braves

3. Phillies

4. Marlins

5. Mets

NL Central

1. Reds

2. Brewers

3. Cardinals

4. Pirates

5. Cubs

NL West

1. Giants

2. Dodgers

3. Arizona

4. Colorado

5. Padres

Wild Cards: Atlanta over Los Angeles in a one-game playoff.

NL Champion: Washington Nationals.

MVP: Joey Votto.

CY Young: Matt Cain

ROY: Julio Teheran.

Following every Baltimore Ravens game this season, Ryan Chell and I will take to the airwaves Tuesdays on “The Reality Check” on AM1570 WNST.net with a segment known as “The Five Plays That Determined The Game.”

It’s a simple concept. We’ll select five plays from each game that determined the outcome. These five plays will best represent why the Ravens won or lost each game.

This will be our final analysis of the previous game before switching gears towards the next game on the schedule.

Here are the five plays that determined the Ravens’ 34-31 win over the San Francisco 49ers at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome Sunday in Super Bowl XLVII…

(Note: not all pictures are always of actual play)

Glenn Clark’s Plays…

5. Jacoby Jones 108 yard kickoff return TD (3rd quarter)

4. Jacoby Jones 56 yard TD catch from Joe Flacco on 3rd & 10 (2nd quarter)

3. Colin Kaepernick pass intended for Randy Moss on two point conversion attempt incomplete (4th quarter)

2. Joe Flacco 15 yard pass to Anquan Boldin on 3rd and inches (4th quarter)

1. Colin Kaepernick pass intended for Michael Crabtree on 4th and goal incomplete (4th quarter)

(Ryan’s Plays on Page 2…)

Here are this weekend’s picks as The D&L Window Tinting Morning Reaction will pick every NFL game this season.

Drew Forrester finished 2-0 in conference championship weekend and Luke Jones was 1-1. Forrester is now 168-80 and Jones is 159-89 overall. Their postseason marks are locked, however, with Forrester and Jones each holding a 7-3 record. Official standings are only kept based on the NFL picks.

With the WNST.net crew in New Orleans for Super Bowl XLVII coverage this week, Glenn Clark joined the Friday segment as a guest prognosticator.

To hear their full explanation, click HERE.

Ravens vs. 49ers: Baltimore 27-17 (Drew), Baltimore 27-24 (Luke), Baltimore 27-23 (Glenn)

After every Baltimore Ravens victory, Ryan Chell and I take to the airwaves on “The Nasty Purple Postgame Show” on AM1570 WNST.net to offer “Pats on the Ass” to players who have done something to deserve the honor.

We give pats to two defensive players, two offensive players and one “Wild Card”-either another offensive or defensive player, a Special Teams player or a coach. We offer a “Pat on Both Cheeks” to someone who stands out, our version of a “Player of the Game.” Ryan and I select five different players/coaches each.

Here are our “Pats on the Ass” following the Ravens’ 28-13 win over the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium in the AFC Championship Game to clinch a trip to Super Bowl XLVII…

Glenn Clark’s Pats…

5. Jim Caldwell

4. Pernell McPhee

3. Marshal Yanda

2. Bernard Pollard

1. Joe Flacco (Pat on Both Cheeks)

(Ryan’s Pats on Page 2…)