Alright, time for mock draft #2. We all know TT will trade down at some point to gather more picks, and in this one I think he'll do it with their second 2nd round pick. Where the most pick trading occurs is end of 1st/beginning of 2nd, and end of day 1/beginning of day 2; given day one is only two rounds now, I think someone will want to move up to snatch someone that they feel others may have overlooked before people realize it overnight, and TT will be more than happy to oblige. In light of recent events (Williams, Favre), here goes:

#1) Antoinique Jenkins-Talib, CB, Somewhere - one of these dudes will be there, but I think only one of them will be - which one I don't know (draw straws) but whomever of the four is left here will be their pick
#2a) (from Cleveland) John Carlson, TE, Notre Dame - I think his average workout numbers at the combine will let him slide here; he's a better blocker than most of the TEs in the draft and more polished but had no one to throw him the ball last year at ND thus the dropoff in production.
#3a) (via trading down) Quintin Demps, S, UTEP - a true centerfielder who gives the Pack something they haven't had in a long time back there - great instincts, a team leader and playmaker with top intangibles and great hands. Haven't had a lot of good instincts back there lately, and Collins needs to be pushed. Putting up a 4.38 in the 40 at the combine answers any questions about speed. 17 interceptions in four years.
#3b) Kendall Langford, DE, Hampton - big enough and versatile enough to play DE or DT, could be the pass-rushing DT on passing downs to replace Williams, good run defender too
#4a) (via trading down) Dennis Dixon, QB, Oregon - reminds you a little of Aaron Brooks, also a 4th rounder, and if he can match Brooks' career it will be a great pick
#4b) Gary Guyton, OLB, GA Tech - great football player who answered questions about his speed at the combine
#5a) Barry Richardson, OT, Clemson - the knock on him is that he lacks a killer instinct, but at LT you don't need a killer instinct you just need to get in the way long enough so your QB doesn't get creamed, and he can do that. Held Mario Williams sackless in college.
#5c) (compensatory for Green) Dwight Lowery, CB, San Jose St. - If TT has a position of need he makes multiple picks there to help ensure someone pans out; chances are they saw him scouting Jones last year and 13 INTs in two years shows he can make plays
#7a) Kirk Barton, OT, Ohio St - Tauscher was a 7th, perhaps his replacement can be too; could move inside and play G
#7c) (compensatory for Martin) Joe Fields, S, Syracuse - 163 tackles and 8 INTs in 2 years, someone to push Bigby

Going to a small school (Howard) that was not scouted much and played in a small conference not scouted much.

Judging by the signing, it looks like he was on the Packers radar but after picking Thompson in the 4th they decided no more DEs.

On a related note, the one thing I hoped that would not come back to bite them in the butt was passing on Philip Merling at the end of the 1st. While Jordy Nelson was a solid pick and will be a solid pro, Merling is big enough where he could have filled in Jenkins role quite nicely (outside on run downs, inside on passing downs).