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We've reached draft season, the time of year where Mike Mayock, Mel Kiper Jr. and Todd McShay become you're best friends, and it's possible to spend 10 hours a day mulling over draft scenarios.

You may have your opinion on who is the best draft expert, but there's also something to be said for the wisdom of crowds. Why look at one mock draft when you can look at 10? We compiled the results from 10 of the most respected mock drafts on the Internet to see if there is agreement on who each team will pick. We'll do this several times before the draft arrives to give you an idea of what players and what positions look to be your team's best bets.

Each week, FanHouse's Rollercoaster Report will take a look at several NFL Draft prospects to find out which players' stocks are on the rise, and who's stuck in freefall.

This edition previews the 2009 NFL Combine, which runs Feb. 18-24 in Indianapolis, and features a massive list of potential draft picks.

We'll start getting all kind of 2009 draft lists very soon, but as teams start putting together their boards, here's a sneak peek at one man's draft board. CBS Insider Charlie Casserly, a former general manager, surveyed over half of the league's scouting departments to put together a list of the college seniors who are rated as having first-round grades.

As Casserly explained, there's not a lot of depth in the senior class this year, although rumors of a rookie pay scale becoming part of a new collective bargaining agreement will ensure that a record number of juniors and red-shirt sophomores will help improve the class' talent.

The depth in the senior class is at offensive tackle and linebacker, with Casserly saying that Virginia's Eugene Monroe carries superior grades to former Virginia top-10 picks Branden Albert and D'Brickshaw Ferguson.

Here's Casserly's complete list of seniors who carry first round grades, as he revealed on CBS: