Here is Kiper's 4 round mock (need to make several posts because I am getting an error message.
Stafford holding steady at No. 1
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It's almost been a month since Todd McShay and I released our dual mock drafts, and a lot has changed. We've seen most of the pro days for draft-eligible players that enable them to showcase their abilities in a comfortable environment, and we've gotten the results from some of the private workouts that some of the top players have to go through for teams.
Below is a look at how I see the first four rounds shaking out at this point in the predraft process.
1. Detroit Lions (Record: 0-16)
Matthew Stafford, QB, Georgia: Stafford is worthy of being the No. 1 overall pick, thanks to his overall skill set.
2. St. Louis Rams (2-14)
Jason Smith, OT, Baylor: The OT spot is strong at the top with Smith, a former tight end who is supremely athletic and exactly what you want in a left tackle: someone you can count on to protect the blind side of your quarterback.
3. Kansas City Chiefs (2-14)
Aaron Curry, OLB, Wake Forest: He's a complete OLB with great character and work ethic, which is why it was no surprise when he nailed his combine workout.
4. Seattle Seahawks (4-12)
Eugene Monroe, OT, Virginia: Monroe is just a shade below Jason Smith, in my opinion, but is a legit top-five pick.
5. Cleveland Browns (4-12)
Michael Crabtree, WR, Texas Tech: The stress fracture in his left foot shouldn't affect his draft status. He's a big-time player who should have a Larry Fitzgerald-type career in the NFL.
6. Cincinnati Bengals (4-11-1)
Andre Smith, OT, Alabama: Smith has to manage his weight in order to remain on the left side. If he doesn't, he's a mauler at right tackle who could really assist the running game and do the job at that spot in pass protection. Hopefully, he'll maximize his skills in the NFL by paying more attention to detail. If he doesn't, you're looking at a major bust.
7. Oakland Raiders (5-11)
Jeremy Maclin, WR, Missouri: Maclin will have to adjust to an NFL offense, but I really like his big-play capability and the fact that he's much more explosive with the pads on than his 4.46-second 40-yard dash at the combine would lead you to believe.
8. Jacksonville Jaguars (5-11)
Brian Orakpo, DE, Texas: I view Orakpo as a 4-3 end with the ability to also play on his feet in a 3-4 as an attacking outside linebacker. He is super-athletic and incredibly strong, but there is concern about his durability.
9. Green Bay Packers (6-10)
B.J. Raji, DT, Boston College: Raji is the top defensive tackle in this draft.
10. San Francisco 49ers (7-9)
Aaron Maybin, DE, Penn State: Maybin is another combo-type who is explosive out of the blocks and relentless in his pursuit of the quarterback.
Stafford holding steady at No. 1
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It's almost been a month since Todd McShay and I released our dual mock drafts, and a lot has changed. We've seen most of the pro days for draft-eligible players that enable them to showcase their abilities in a comfortable environment, and we've gotten the results from some of the private workouts that some of the top players have to go through for teams.
Below is a look at how I see the first four rounds shaking out at this point in the predraft process.
Matthew Stafford, QB, Georgia: Stafford is worthy of being the No. 1 overall pick, thanks to his overall skill set.
Jason Smith, OT, Baylor: The OT spot is strong at the top with Smith, a former tight end who is supremely athletic and exactly what you want in a left tackle: someone you can count on to protect the blind side of your quarterback.
Aaron Curry, OLB, Wake Forest: He's a complete OLB with great character and work ethic, which is why it was no surprise when he nailed his combine workout.
Eugene Monroe, OT, Virginia: Monroe is just a shade below Jason Smith, in my opinion, but is a legit top-five pick.
Michael Crabtree, WR, Texas Tech: The stress fracture in his left foot shouldn't affect his draft status. He's a big-time player who should have a Larry Fitzgerald-type career in the NFL.
Andre Smith, OT, Alabama: Smith has to manage his weight in order to remain on the left side. If he doesn't, he's a mauler at right tackle who could really assist the running game and do the job at that spot in pass protection. Hopefully, he'll maximize his skills in the NFL by paying more attention to detail. If he doesn't, you're looking at a major bust.
Jeremy Maclin, WR, Missouri: Maclin will have to adjust to an NFL offense, but I really like his big-play capability and the fact that he's much more explosive with the pads on than his 4.46-second 40-yard dash at the combine would lead you to believe.
Brian Orakpo, DE, Texas: I view Orakpo as a 4-3 end with the ability to also play on his feet in a 3-4 as an attacking outside linebacker. He is super-athletic and incredibly strong, but there is concern about his durability.
B.J. Raji, DT, Boston College: Raji is the top defensive tackle in this draft.
Aaron Maybin, DE, Penn State: Maybin is another combo-type who is explosive out of the blocks and relentless in his pursuit of the quarterback.
11. Buffalo Bills (7-9)
Robert Ayers, DE, Tennessee: Ayers enjoyed a solid season in the SEC and then was one of the standouts during Senior Bowl week. He ran the 40 in 4.80 at the combine, though, which could give some teams pause.
12. Denver Broncos (8-8)
Tyson Jackson, DE, LSU: Jackson would be ideal in a 3-4, thanks to his ability to shift inside in passing situations.
13. Washington Redskins (8-8)
Mark Sanchez, QB, USC: Sanchez definitely is one of the top five to eight players available in this draft, and getting him here would be a bit of a steal, because had he returned to USC for his senior season, he likely would have been the No. 1 overall pick.
14. New Orleans Saints (8-8)
Chris Wells, RB, Ohio State: Wells is a nice fit for the Saints after they let running back Deuce McAllister go in the offseason. He could be a perfect complement to Reggie Bush.
15. Houston Texans (8-8)
Brian Cushing, OLB, USC: Cushing's ability to fit both inside and outside is the reason I've always viewed him as a surefire first-rounder.
16. San Diego Chargers (8-8)
Rey Maualuga, LB, USC: Maualuga is capable of becoming a quality "Mike" linebacker in the NFL but needs to use his hands better to ward off blocks and must be more consistent from week to week.
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17. New York Jets (9-7)
Darrius Heyward-Bey, WR, Maryland: Heyward-Bey's awesome size-speed ratio should win out here and give the Jets the kind of receiver they need to open up the passing game.
18. Denver Broncos (from Chicago) (8-8)
Everette Brown, DE, Florida State: Brown could make an immediate impact in the Broncos' defense because of his strong skill set.
19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (9-7)
Josh Freeman, QB, Kansas State: Freeman is an interesting prospect because he throws a great ball and has imposing size at nearly 6-foot-6 and 245 pounds. However, his inconsistent play puts him in the boom-or-bust category.
20. Detroit Lions (from Dallas) (0-16)
Michael Oher, OT, Mississippi: Oher is one of the more intriguing prospects in the draft. He's loaded with talent and can dominate the defense he's working against, but he also seems to have lapses in concentration when he struggles to keep his opponents at bay.
Robert Ayers, DE, Tennessee: Ayers enjoyed a solid season in the SEC and then was one of the standouts during Senior Bowl week. He ran the 40 in 4.80 at the combine, though, which could give some teams pause.
Tyson Jackson, DE, LSU: Jackson would be ideal in a 3-4, thanks to his ability to shift inside in passing situations.
Mark Sanchez, QB, USC: Sanchez definitely is one of the top five to eight players available in this draft, and getting him here would be a bit of a steal, because had he returned to USC for his senior season, he likely would have been the No. 1 overall pick.
Chris Wells, RB, Ohio State: Wells is a nice fit for the Saints after they let running back Deuce McAllister go in the offseason. He could be a perfect complement to Reggie Bush.
Brian Cushing, OLB, USC: Cushing's ability to fit both inside and outside is the reason I've always viewed him as a surefire first-rounder.
Rey Maualuga, LB, USC: Maualuga is capable of becoming a quality "Mike" linebacker in the NFL but needs to use his hands better to ward off blocks and must be more consistent from week to week.
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Darrius Heyward-Bey, WR, Maryland: Heyward-Bey's awesome size-speed ratio should win out here and give the Jets the kind of receiver they need to open up the passing game.
Everette Brown, DE, Florida State: Brown could make an immediate impact in the Broncos' defense because of his strong skill set.
Josh Freeman, QB, Kansas State: Freeman is an interesting prospect because he throws a great ball and has imposing size at nearly 6-foot-6 and 245 pounds. However, his inconsistent play puts him in the boom-or-bust category.
Michael Oher, OT, Mississippi: Oher is one of the more intriguing prospects in the draft. He's loaded with talent and can dominate the defense he's working against, but he also seems to have lapses in concentration when he struggles to keep his opponents at bay.
21. Philadelphia Eagles (9-6-1)
Knowshon Moreno, RB, Georgia: There isn't anything remotely close to the talent and depth at running back available in the draft last year, but Moreno is a good fit for the Eagles at this spot.
22. Minnesota Vikings (10-6)
Kenny Britt, WR, Rutgers: Britt has a ton of talent and is just beginning to scratch the surface of his potential.
23. New England Patriots (11-5)
Donald Brown, RB, Connecticut: Brown could end up being one of the more productive rookie backs in 2009 because of his all-around skills and tremendous character.
24. Atlanta Falcons (11-5)
Brandon Pettigrew, TE, Oklahoma State: Pettigrew remains the No. 1 tight end on the board and would be a help to young Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan.
25. Miami Dolphins (11-5)
Malcolm Jenkins, CB, Ohio State: Jenkins has all the qualities you look for, with the exception of top-flight recovery speed, which is an obvious concern. Even so, he's too good an overall performer to pass up in the middle of the first round.
26. Baltimore Ravens (11-5)
Vontae Davis, CB, Illinois: Davis is an impressive physical specimen, but he lacked consistency with the Illini, not always performing at the elite level you would expect from a player with his natural talent and ability. He'll be a gamble.
27. Indianapolis Colts (12-4)
Peria Jerry, DT, Mississippi: Jerry is a very underrated prospect, and would be a good fit in the Indianapolis scheme.
28. Philadelphia Eagles (from 12-4 CAR) (9-6-1)
Eben Britton, OT, Arizona: Britton could be a good fit for the Eagles' offensive line, although I would have liked to see him return for his senior year.
29. New York Giants (12-4)
Hakeem Nicks, WR, North Carolina: Nicks won't wow you in a workout, but on game day he makes the tough catches and is the type of player who wants the ball thrown his way in clutch situations.
30. Tennessee Titans (13-3)
Percy Harvin, WR, Florida: Harvin reminds me of the Reggie Bush we now see with the Saints. You can utilize Harvin in a number of ways, and, like Bush, he's a scoreboard-changer. However, he also carries the same durability concerns as Bush.
31. Arizona Cardinals (9-7)
Larry English, LB, Northern Illinois: English set the all-time sack record at Northern Illinois, and could be an impact player in Arizona.
32. Pittsburgh Steelers (12-4)
Eric Wood, C, Louisville: Wood has been a player on the rise of late, and with his size and skills he could find himself a Steeler for a very long time.
Second round
33. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=det"]Detroit Lions[/URL]: James Laurinaitis, LB, Ohio St.
34. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=nwe"]New England Patriots (from KC) [/URL]: Connor Barwin, DE/LB, Cincinnati
35. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=stl"]St. Louis Rams[/URL]: Darius Butler, CB, Connecticut
36. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=cle"]Cleveland Browns[/URL]: Clay Matthews, LB, USC
37. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=sea"]Seattle Seahawks[/URL]: William Moore, S, Missouri
38. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=cin"]Cincinnati Bengals[/URL]: Alex Mack, C, California
39. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=jac"]Jacksonville Jaguars[/URL]: Brian Robiskie, WR, Ohio St.
40. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=oak"]Oakland Raiders[/URL]: Phil Loadholt, OT, Oklahoma
41. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=gnb"]Green Bay Packers[/URL]: William Beatty, OT, Connecticut
42. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=buf"]Buffalo Bills[/URL]: Jared Cook, TE, South Carolina
43. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=sfo"]San Francisco 49ers[/URL]: Alphonso Smith, CB, Wake Forest
44. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=mia"]Miami Dolphins (from Washington)[/URL]: Jarron Gilbert, DL, San Jose St.
45. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=nyg"]New York Giants (from New Orleans)[/URL]: Shawn Nelson, TE, So. Mississippi
46. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=hou"]Houston Texans[/URL]: Ziggy Hood, DT, Missouri
47. New England Patriots (from San Diego): Sean Smith, CB, Utah
48. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=den"]Denver Broncos[/URL]: Ron Brace, DT, Boston College
49. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=chi"]Chicago Bears[/URL]: Mohamed Massaquoi, WR, Georgia
50. Cleveland Browns (from Tampa Bay): LeSean McCoy, RB, Pittsburgh
51. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=dal"]Dallas Cowboys[/URL]: Louis Delmas, S, Western Michigan
52. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=nyj"]New York Jets[/URL]: Andre Brown, RB, North Carolina St.
53. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=phi"]Philadelphia Eagles[/URL]: Michael Johnson, DE, Georgia Tech
54. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=min"]Minnesota Vikings[/URL]: Max Unger, C, Oregon
55. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=atl"]Atlanta Falcons[/URL]: Sherrod Martin, DB, Troy
56. Miami Dolphins: Clint Sintim, LB, Virginia
57. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=bal"]Baltimore Ravens[/URL]: Juaquin Iglesias, WR, Oklahoma
58. New England Patriots: Pat White, WR, West Virginia
59. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=car"]Carolina Panthers[/URL]: Roy Miller, DT, Texas
60. New York Giants: Kaluka Maiava, LB, USC
61. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=ind"]Indianapolis Colts[/URL]: Derrick Williams, WR, Penn St.
62. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=ten"]Tennessee Titans[/URL]: D.J. Moore, CB, Vanderbilt
63. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=ari"]Arizona Cardinals[/URL]: Shonn Greene, RB, Iowa
64. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=pit"]Pittsburgh Steelers[/URL]: Jairus Byrd, CB, Oregon
Third round
65. Detroit: Patrick Chung, S, Oregon
66. St. Louis : Lawrence Sidbury, DE, Richmond
67. Kansas City: Andy Levitre, OL, Oregon St.
68. Seattle : Donald Washington, CB, Ohio St.
69. Dallas (from Cleveland): Ramses Barden, WR, Cal Poly
70. Cincinnati: Paul Kruger, DE, Utah
71. Oakland: Rashad Johnson, S, Alabama
72. Jacksonville: Bradley Fletcher, CB, Iowa
73. Green Bay: Cody Brown, LB, Connecticut
74. San Francisco: Darcel McBath, S, Texas Tech
75. Buffalo: T.J. Lang, OL, Eastern Michigan
76. New York Jets (from New Orleans): Richard Quinn, TE, North Carolina
77. Houston Texans: Keenan Lewis, CB, Oregon St.
78. San Diego: Jamon Meredith, OL, South Carolina
79. Denver: Asher Allen, CB, Georgia
80. Washington: Kyle Moore, DE, USC
81. Tampa Bay: Alex Magee , DT, Purdue
82. Detroit (from Dallas): Fili Moala, DT, USC
83. Green Bay (from New York Jets): Tony Fiammetta, FB, Syracuse
84. Denver (from Chicago): Louis Murphy, WR, Florida
85. Philadelphia: Deon Butler, WR, Penn St.
86. Minnesota: Duke Robinson, OG, Oklahoma
87. Miami: Cedric Peerman, RB, Virginia
88. Baltimore : Anthony Hill, TE, North Carolina St.
89. New England: Cornelius Ingram, TE, Florida
90. Atlanta: Antoine Caldwell, C, Alabama
91. New York Giants: Tyronne Green, OG, Auburn
92. Indianapolis : Jason Phillips, LB, TCU
93. Carolina: Kraig Urbik, OG, Wisconsin
94. Tennessee: Marcus Freeman, LB, Ohio St.
95. Arizona: Chase Coffman, TE, Missouri
96. Pittsburgh: Quinten Lawrence, WR, McNeese St.
97. New England (comp selection): Scott McKillop, LB, Pittsburgh
98. Cincinnati (comp selection): Rashad Jennings, RB, Liberty
99. Chicago (comp selection): Chris Clemons, S, Clemson
100. New York Giants (comp selection): Glen Coffee, RB, Alabama
Fourth round
101. Dallas (from Detroit): Ladarius Webb, DB, Nicholls St.
102. Kansas City : Dannell Ellerbe, LB, Georgia
103. St. Louis: Johnny Knox, WR, Abilene Christian
104. Cleveland : Coye Francies, CB, San Jose St.
105. Seattle: James Davis, RB, Clemson
106. Cincinnati: Quinn Johnson, FB, LSU
107. Jacksonville: Rhett Bomar, QB, Sam Houston St.
108. Miami (from Oakland): Brandon Tate, WR, North Carolina
109. Green Bay: Zack Follett, LB, California
110. Buffalo: Michael Hamlin, S, Clemson
111. San Francisco: Mike Goodson, RB, Texas A&M
112. Houston: David Veikune, DE, Hawaii
113. San Diego: Emanuel Cook, S, South Carolina
114. Denver: Chip Vaughn, S, Wake Forest
115. New York Jets (from Washington): Mitch King, DL, Iowa
116. New Orleans: Tyrone McKenzie, LB, South Florida
117. Dallas: Herman Johnson, OG, LSU
118. New Orleans (from N.Y. Jets): A.Q. Shipley, C, Penn St.
119. Chicago: Christopher Owens, CB, San Jose St.
120. Tampa Bay: Austin Collie, WR, BYU
121. Philadelphia: James Casey, TE, Rice
122. Houston (from Minnesota): Mike Thomas, WR, Arizona
123. Baltimore: Darry Beckwith, LB, LSU
124. New England: Dan Gay, OT, Baylor
125. Atlanta: Brandon Gibson, WR, Washington St.
126. Oakland (from Miami): Gerald Cadogan, OT, Penn St.
127. Indianapolis: Javon Ringer, RB, Michigan St.
128. Carolina : Mike Wallace, WR, Mississippi
129. New York Giants: Gregory Toler, CB, St. Paul's
130. Tennessee: Louis Vasquez, OG, Texas Tech
131. Arizona: Corvey Irvin, DT, Georgia
132. Pittsburgh: Sen'Derrick Marks, DL, Auburn
133. San Diego (comp selection): Ellis Lankster, CB, West Virginia
134. San Diego (comp selection): Dorell Scott, DT, Clemson
135. Tennessee (comp selection): Terrance Taylor, DT, Michigan
136. Indianapolis (comp selection): Jonathan Casillas, LB, Wisconsin
Knowshon Moreno, RB, Georgia: There isn't anything remotely close to the talent and depth at running back available in the draft last year, but Moreno is a good fit for the Eagles at this spot.
Kenny Britt, WR, Rutgers: Britt has a ton of talent and is just beginning to scratch the surface of his potential.
Donald Brown, RB, Connecticut: Brown could end up being one of the more productive rookie backs in 2009 because of his all-around skills and tremendous character.
Brandon Pettigrew, TE, Oklahoma State: Pettigrew remains the No. 1 tight end on the board and would be a help to young Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan.
Malcolm Jenkins, CB, Ohio State: Jenkins has all the qualities you look for, with the exception of top-flight recovery speed, which is an obvious concern. Even so, he's too good an overall performer to pass up in the middle of the first round.
Vontae Davis, CB, Illinois: Davis is an impressive physical specimen, but he lacked consistency with the Illini, not always performing at the elite level you would expect from a player with his natural talent and ability. He'll be a gamble.
Peria Jerry, DT, Mississippi: Jerry is a very underrated prospect, and would be a good fit in the Indianapolis scheme.
Eben Britton, OT, Arizona: Britton could be a good fit for the Eagles' offensive line, although I would have liked to see him return for his senior year.
Hakeem Nicks, WR, North Carolina: Nicks won't wow you in a workout, but on game day he makes the tough catches and is the type of player who wants the ball thrown his way in clutch situations.
Percy Harvin, WR, Florida: Harvin reminds me of the Reggie Bush we now see with the Saints. You can utilize Harvin in a number of ways, and, like Bush, he's a scoreboard-changer. However, he also carries the same durability concerns as Bush.
Larry English, LB, Northern Illinois: English set the all-time sack record at Northern Illinois, and could be an impact player in Arizona.
Eric Wood, C, Louisville: Wood has been a player on the rise of late, and with his size and skills he could find himself a Steeler for a very long time.
Second round
33. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=det"]Detroit Lions[/URL]: James Laurinaitis, LB, Ohio St.
34. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=nwe"]New England Patriots (from KC) [/URL]: Connor Barwin, DE/LB, Cincinnati
35. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=stl"]St. Louis Rams[/URL]: Darius Butler, CB, Connecticut
36. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=cle"]Cleveland Browns[/URL]: Clay Matthews, LB, USC
37. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=sea"]Seattle Seahawks[/URL]: William Moore, S, Missouri
38. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=cin"]Cincinnati Bengals[/URL]: Alex Mack, C, California
39. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=jac"]Jacksonville Jaguars[/URL]: Brian Robiskie, WR, Ohio St.
40. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=oak"]Oakland Raiders[/URL]: Phil Loadholt, OT, Oklahoma
41. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=gnb"]Green Bay Packers[/URL]: William Beatty, OT, Connecticut
42. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=buf"]Buffalo Bills[/URL]: Jared Cook, TE, South Carolina
43. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=sfo"]San Francisco 49ers[/URL]: Alphonso Smith, CB, Wake Forest
44. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=mia"]Miami Dolphins (from Washington)[/URL]: Jarron Gilbert, DL, San Jose St.
45. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=nyg"]New York Giants (from New Orleans)[/URL]: Shawn Nelson, TE, So. Mississippi
46. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=hou"]Houston Texans[/URL]: Ziggy Hood, DT, Missouri
47. New England Patriots (from San Diego): Sean Smith, CB, Utah
48. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=den"]Denver Broncos[/URL]: Ron Brace, DT, Boston College
49. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=chi"]Chicago Bears[/URL]: Mohamed Massaquoi, WR, Georgia
50. Cleveland Browns (from Tampa Bay): LeSean McCoy, RB, Pittsburgh
51. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=dal"]Dallas Cowboys[/URL]: Louis Delmas, S, Western Michigan
52. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=nyj"]New York Jets[/URL]: Andre Brown, RB, North Carolina St.
53. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=phi"]Philadelphia Eagles[/URL]: Michael Johnson, DE, Georgia Tech
54. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=min"]Minnesota Vikings[/URL]: Max Unger, C, Oregon
55. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=atl"]Atlanta Falcons[/URL]: Sherrod Martin, DB, Troy
56. Miami Dolphins: Clint Sintim, LB, Virginia
57. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=bal"]Baltimore Ravens[/URL]: Juaquin Iglesias, WR, Oklahoma
58. New England Patriots: Pat White, WR, West Virginia
59. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=car"]Carolina Panthers[/URL]: Roy Miller, DT, Texas
60. New York Giants: Kaluka Maiava, LB, USC
61. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=ind"]Indianapolis Colts[/URL]: Derrick Williams, WR, Penn St.
62. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=ten"]Tennessee Titans[/URL]: D.J. Moore, CB, Vanderbilt
63. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=ari"]Arizona Cardinals[/URL]: Shonn Greene, RB, Iowa
64. [URL="http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/clubhouse?team=pit"]Pittsburgh Steelers[/URL]: Jairus Byrd, CB, Oregon
Third round
65. Detroit: Patrick Chung, S, Oregon
66. St. Louis : Lawrence Sidbury, DE, Richmond
67. Kansas City: Andy Levitre, OL, Oregon St.
68. Seattle : Donald Washington, CB, Ohio St.
69. Dallas (from Cleveland): Ramses Barden, WR, Cal Poly
70. Cincinnati: Paul Kruger, DE, Utah
71. Oakland: Rashad Johnson, S, Alabama
72. Jacksonville: Bradley Fletcher, CB, Iowa
73. Green Bay: Cody Brown, LB, Connecticut
74. San Francisco: Darcel McBath, S, Texas Tech
75. Buffalo: T.J. Lang, OL, Eastern Michigan
76. New York Jets (from New Orleans): Richard Quinn, TE, North Carolina
77. Houston Texans: Keenan Lewis, CB, Oregon St.
78. San Diego: Jamon Meredith, OL, South Carolina
79. Denver: Asher Allen, CB, Georgia
80. Washington: Kyle Moore, DE, USC
81. Tampa Bay: Alex Magee , DT, Purdue
82. Detroit (from Dallas): Fili Moala, DT, USC
83. Green Bay (from New York Jets): Tony Fiammetta, FB, Syracuse
84. Denver (from Chicago): Louis Murphy, WR, Florida
85. Philadelphia: Deon Butler, WR, Penn St.
86. Minnesota: Duke Robinson, OG, Oklahoma
87. Miami: Cedric Peerman, RB, Virginia
88. Baltimore : Anthony Hill, TE, North Carolina St.
89. New England: Cornelius Ingram, TE, Florida
90. Atlanta: Antoine Caldwell, C, Alabama
91. New York Giants: Tyronne Green, OG, Auburn
92. Indianapolis : Jason Phillips, LB, TCU
93. Carolina: Kraig Urbik, OG, Wisconsin
94. Tennessee: Marcus Freeman, LB, Ohio St.
95. Arizona: Chase Coffman, TE, Missouri
96. Pittsburgh: Quinten Lawrence, WR, McNeese St.
97. New England (comp selection): Scott McKillop, LB, Pittsburgh
98. Cincinnati (comp selection): Rashad Jennings, RB, Liberty
99. Chicago (comp selection): Chris Clemons, S, Clemson
100. New York Giants (comp selection): Glen Coffee, RB, Alabama
Fourth round
101. Dallas (from Detroit): Ladarius Webb, DB, Nicholls St.
102. Kansas City : Dannell Ellerbe, LB, Georgia
103. St. Louis: Johnny Knox, WR, Abilene Christian
104. Cleveland : Coye Francies, CB, San Jose St.
105. Seattle: James Davis, RB, Clemson
106. Cincinnati: Quinn Johnson, FB, LSU
107. Jacksonville: Rhett Bomar, QB, Sam Houston St.
108. Miami (from Oakland): Brandon Tate, WR, North Carolina
109. Green Bay: Zack Follett, LB, California
110. Buffalo: Michael Hamlin, S, Clemson
111. San Francisco: Mike Goodson, RB, Texas A&M
112. Houston: David Veikune, DE, Hawaii
113. San Diego: Emanuel Cook, S, South Carolina
114. Denver: Chip Vaughn, S, Wake Forest
115. New York Jets (from Washington): Mitch King, DL, Iowa
116. New Orleans: Tyrone McKenzie, LB, South Florida
117. Dallas: Herman Johnson, OG, LSU
118. New Orleans (from N.Y. Jets): A.Q. Shipley, C, Penn St.
119. Chicago: Christopher Owens, CB, San Jose St.
120. Tampa Bay: Austin Collie, WR, BYU
121. Philadelphia: James Casey, TE, Rice
122. Houston (from Minnesota): Mike Thomas, WR, Arizona
123. Baltimore: Darry Beckwith, LB, LSU
124. New England: Dan Gay, OT, Baylor
125. Atlanta: Brandon Gibson, WR, Washington St.
126. Oakland (from Miami): Gerald Cadogan, OT, Penn St.
127. Indianapolis: Javon Ringer, RB, Michigan St.
128. Carolina : Mike Wallace, WR, Mississippi
129. New York Giants: Gregory Toler, CB, St. Paul's
130. Tennessee: Louis Vasquez, OG, Texas Tech
131. Arizona: Corvey Irvin, DT, Georgia
132. Pittsburgh: Sen'Derrick Marks, DL, Auburn
133. San Diego (comp selection): Ellis Lankster, CB, West Virginia
134. San Diego (comp selection): Dorell Scott, DT, Clemson
135. Tennessee (comp selection): Terrance Taylor, DT, Michigan
136. Indianapolis (comp selection): Jonathan Casillas, LB, Wisconsin
Here is McShays Round 1
Oher makes four top-10 OTs
Big-name wideouts and defensive ends on the move as first round shuffles
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<!-- end mod-article-title --><!-- begin story body --><!-- template inline -->The winds of change have blown again since last week, when Scouts Inc. overhauled its first-round projection and moved QB Mark Sanchez all the way up to No. 4 overall to Seattle. This time receivers and offensive tackles are the story.
Our seven-round mock draft has big names on the move, including OT Michael Oher elbowing his way into the top 10 and WR Michael Crabtree nearly falling out. Oher's arrival means that four of the top 10 picks in this projection are offensive tackles, including three of the top six, while Crabtree has been passed in this mock draft by Jeremy Maclin.
The shuffling at the top will create a ripple effect down the draft board with several teams ignoring needs to take the best available prospect, and one in particular reaching to fill a big need in the middle of the first round.
With all that in mind, here is Scouts Inc.'s complete seven-round projection, which will undergo some tweaking Friday on the eve of the draft: <!-- INLINE NFL.com Video (BEGIN) -->
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An inside look at quarterback Matthew Stafford from Georgia.
<!-- INLINE NFL.com Video (END) -->1. Detroit Lions (Record: 0-16): Matthew Stafford, QB, Georgia
Top three needs: QB, LOT, DE
Stafford is the very clear choice for Detroit. Among the three players the Lions have said they are negotiating with Stafford is at the top, Jason Smith would be the next choice if negotiations with Stafford broke down, and Curry is a long shot. The Lions definitely want a deal in place with the top pick before the draft, and they definitely hope it's with Stafford.
2. St. Louis Rams (2-14): Jason Smith, OT, Baylor
Top three needs: OT, WR, MLB
Smith has the athleticism and tenacity of a premier starting left tackle, which is priority No. 1 for St. Louis after it parted ways with Orlando Pace during the offseason. If Smith is on the board, it's hard to imagine the Rams going in any other direction.
3. Kansas City Chiefs (2-14): Aaron Curry, LB, Wake Forest
Top three needs: Rush LB, DT, 3-4 DL
Here's where it starts to get interesting. This pick is suddenly much more valuable given the fact that Sanchez is projected to come off the board at No. 4, but it remains to be seen whether any team will pay the huge price it would take to get ahead of Seattle. Curry is without question the best available player, but does he fit what the Chiefs are looking to do defensively as they move to a 3-4 look? I think Curry is just as valuable inside in a 3-4 as he is outside in a 4-3, but the one thing they don't get for certain is an impact pass-rusher off the edge. I think Kansas City goes with Curry, but if the Chiefs go in a different direction it will likely be OT Eugene Monroe.
4. Seattle Seahawks (4-12): Mark Sanchez, QB, USC
Top three needs: OLB, OT, S
The Seahawks are clearly looking for the heir apparent to current starter Matt Hasselbeck, who has dealt with nagging injuries recently but likely has two or three more years in him. There are also questions about stud LT Walter Jones, who is coming off a serious knee injury, but selecting Sanchez will allow Seattle to eventually hand the reins from one franchise quarterback to another.
5. Cleveland Browns (4-12): B.J. Raji, DT, Boston College
Top three needs: OLB, WR, CB
Raji is the best player on the board at this point and would provide the Browns with a stout nose tackle in their 3-4 defense. He has the size and strength to anchor against double-teams in the running game and the burst and quickness to collapse the pocket and get to the quarterback as a pass-rusher.
6. Cincinnati Bengals (4-11-1): Eugene Monroe, OT, Virginia
Top three needs: OT, C, RB
Monroe is the best pure pass-blocker in the draft, and he makes sense for a team that has had trouble staying healthy up front and has invested significant money in QB Carson Palmer.
7. Oakland Raiders (5-11): Jeremy Maclin, WR, Missouri
Top three needs: OT, WR, DT
We rate Crabtree as the top receiver in the 2009 draft, but Raiders owner Al Davis is in love with speed and gives Maclin the edge here. Maclin is one of the most explosive players in the draft and fills one of Oakland's biggest needs, and while he is a bit raw as a receiver and route-runner, his speed is impressive and he can also contribute in the return game.
8. Jacksonville Jaguars (5-11): Michael Crabtree, WR, Texas Tech
Top three needs: WR, CB, DT
There has been a lot of talk in recent weeks about the Jaguars trading out of this spot and giving another team a shot at Sanchez, but with Sanchez slotted fourth in this projection, that scenario is out. Crabtree offers great value and a good fit here with his blend of size, hands and body control, and he would give QB David Garrard a legitimate weapon on the outside.
9. Green Bay Packers (6-10): Andre Smith, OT, Alabama
Top three needs: 3-4 OLB, 3-4 DL, OT
We've had DE/OLB hybrids Aaron Maybin and Brian Orakpo in this spot recently, but they are sliding a bit. Smith makes sense here because Packers OTs Mark Tauscher and Chad Clifton are aging and have dealt with injury, and Smith has bounced back from the disastrous start to his pre-draft preparation and now offers good value here.
10. San Francisco 49ers (7-9): Michael Oher, OT, Mississippi
Top three needs: ROT, QB, S
The 49ers want a right tackle who can step in and contribute right away, and Oher is a mauler as a run blocker who could do just that. The team would like to move current LT Joe Staley back to the right side, and this scenario will allow Oher to get used to blitz pickups and the speed of the NFL game before moving to the left side.
11. Buffalo Bills (7-9): Brian Orakpo, DE/OLB, Texas
Top three needs: Rush DE, C/G, TE
Orakpo is the top-rated DE/OLB hybrid in this draft and we think he is a better fit at end in a 4-3 alignment, which makes him a great fit for the Bills. His strength and burst off the edge will be a welcome addition for a defense that got only three combined sacks from Chris Kelsay and Aaron Schobel last season.
12. Denver Broncos (8-8): Tyson Jackson, DE, LSU
Top three needs: QB, NT, 3-4 DE
The interesting thing with Denver is that on paper, the Broncos need a quarterback. But even if Sanchez were to fall to the Broncos here, I don't expect them to pull the trigger. This pick is all about the D-line for the Broncos. If Raji somehow slips, they'll cash in and grab him. If not, Denver will take the best five-technique DE (interior DE in a 3-4) in this year's class.
13. Washington Redskins (8-8): Aaron Maybin, DE, Penn State
Top three needs: DE, ROT, strongside LB
There are three angles with the Redskins and this pick. One: If Sanchez falls, they take him. Two: They could mortgage their future and send draft picks to move up to take Sanchez. I'm not convinced they'll do it, but it certainly wouldn't be against owner Dan Snyder's style. Three: Assuming Sanchez is gone, they go either with an offensive tackle or a defensive end. In this case, Maybin is the best value on the board between those two positions, and his quickness and agility off the edge would give the Redskins versatility at the position opposite Andre Carter.
14. New Orleans Saints (8-8): Malcolm Jenkins, CB, Ohio State
Top three needs: OLB, FS, RB
The Saints have been rumored to have their eye on Jenkins' former teammate Beanie Wells, but Jenkins is the safer pick here. He has the versatility to play both corner and safety but would fit best at free safety on a New Orleans defense that is in desperate need of playmakers on the back end.
15. Houston Texans (8-8): Robert Ayers, DE, Tennessee
Top three needs: SS, NT, rush DE
Ayers is a one-year wonder, but he has good size and can get up the field after the quarterback. Adding him to the mix with DE Mario Williams and DT Amobi Okoye would present big problems for opposing protection schemes.
16. San Diego Chargers (8-8): Chris "Beanie" Wells, RB, Ohio State
Top three needs: ROT, RG, SS
The running back situation in San Diego is not as good as you might think. LaDainian Tomlinson has dealt with nagging injuries recently, Darren Sproles was given the franchise tag during the offseason and Michael Bennett is an aging backup who won't carry much of the load, so this is a good luxury pick for the Chargers. Wells would provide them with a big back who can keep Tomlinson fresh and allow Sproles to remain in a complementary role, and he would also provide some certainty for the future.
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17. New York Jets (9-7): Josh Freeman, QB, Kansas State
Top three needs: QB, WR, TE
The price to move up and get Sanchez is likely too steep for the Jets now that he's projected to go No. 4 overall, and there are enough questions about speedy wideouts Darrius Heyward-Bey and Percy Harvin to take them here. Freeman would definitely be a reach at this point given questions about his instincts and consistency, but his size and rifle arm could be enough to overshadow any concerns and push the Jets to make a desperation move. Quarterback talent drops off significantly after Freeman, and at this point he is New York's best chance to fill that need.
18. Denver Broncos (from 9-7 CHI) (8-8): Everette Brown, DE, Florida State
Top three needs: QB, NT, 3-4 DE
The Broncos will look to continue to upgrade their defensive front seven with this pick, and Brown could help fill out the rotation of perimeter pass-rushers. The wild card here could be a running back. If Beanie Wells starts to fall, the Broncos could look to take advantage and snag the Ohio State product because he's a perfect fit for Denver's zone-blocking scheme.
19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (9-7): Brian Cushing, OLB, USC
Top three needs: QB, DT, OLB
The Buccaneers wil pass on somewhat-undersized DT Peria Jerry because they are trying to get bigger and more physical in the front seven than they were in the scheme of former defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin. While Cushing has limitations in coverage he fits the bill in terms of size and strength at the point of attack, and he has the versatility to play inside if needed.
20. Detroit Lions (from 9-7 DAL) (0-16): Peria Jerry, DT, Mississippi
Top three needs: QB, LOT, DE
New coach Jim Schwartz will rotate his defensive linemen throughout a game, and current DTs Grady Jackson and Chuck Darby are on the down side of their careers. Jerry would fit well in that rotation as a one-gap penetrator who can create havoc in the middle.
21. Philadelphia Eagles (9-6-1): Knowshon Moreno, RB, Georgia
Top three needs: WR, RB, TE
Offensive tackle is not a need area after the Jason Peters trade and Moreno is a tremendous value at this point in the first round. Moreno's versatility makes him a good fit in Philly as the short-term complement to Brian Westbrook and long-term replacement for him.
22. Minnesota Vikings (10-6): Darrius Heyward-Bey, WR, Maryland
Top three needs: QB, ROT, C
There are questions about Heyward-Bey's route-running and hands, but he was the fastest player at the combine and his speed would provide a downfield threat for an offense that needs to prevent defenses from ganging up on RB Adrian Peterson.
23. New England Patriots (11-5): Clay Matthews, OLB, USC
Top three needs: OLB, strongside ILB, CB
If Jenkins falls, don't be surprised to see the Patriots take advantage of that and select him. His versatility fits perfectly in New England. But if he's not there, Matthews has "Patriots" written all over him. Matthews' best football is still ahead of him, he has great NFL bloodlines, he can play multiple roles on defense and he will be a special-teams demon from Day 1.
24. Atlanta Falcons (11-5): Brandon Pettigrew, TE, Oklahoma State
Top three needs: DT/NT, OLB, S
Atlanta really wants to target defense with this draft, but there isn't a player close to Pettigrew's value at this point. Assuming the Falcons don't bring in a veteran between now and the draft, they have to go with the only first-round TE in this year's class if he's available.
25. Miami Dolphins (11-5): Vontae Davis, CB, Illinois
Top three needs: CB, WR, NT
Davis is perhaps the best cover corner in the draft and a top-15 talent, but he has fallen a bit due to concerns about his work ethic and consistency. Still, he makes perfect sense for a team that made the playoffs last year but needs a playmaker in the defensive secondary. Davis is a great value at this point, and on a team with strong leadership in the front office, and the locker-room character concerns are not as significant as they might be for other teams.
26. Baltimore Ravens (11-5): Kenny Britt, WR, Rutgers
Top three needs: WR, CB, ILB
Britt is the perfect fit in Baltimore with his combination of size, hands and better-than-expected top-end speed. He would provide another reliable option for QB Joe Flacco and add to a receiving corps that has struggled to stay healthy and counts on big contributions from aging veteran Derrick Mason.
27. Indianapolis Colts (12-4): Percy Harvin, WR, Florida
Top three needs: DT, WR, OLB
The Colts are most likely to use this pick on a defensive tackle or wide receiver, and while WR Hakeem Nicks is worth the pick, he does not have the type of speed Indy looks for in its pass-catchers. That means Harvin is the pick, and questions about his durability and attitude are worth the risk at this point in the first round.
28. Buffalo Bills (from 12-4 CAR through Philadelphia) (7-9): Eben Britton, OT, Arizona
Top three needs: DE, C/G, TE
Buffalo traded away Jason Peters to get this pick, and Britton will help fill the void left by Peters' departure. Britton has good size and good feet and will fit in nicely with the Bills' offense.
29. New York Giants (12-4): Hakeem Nicks, WR, North Carolina
Top three needs: WR, strongside LB, OT
There's a lot of speculation about Braylon Edwards being traded to the Giants, which would cost New York this pick. But there hasn't been a deal yet, and if the Giants hold on to this pick and don't bring in a veteran, Nicks is a no-brainer. He's big, has exceptional hand-eye coordination and is ready to contribute for Eli Manning right now.
30. Tennessee Titans (13-3): Rey Maualuga, ILB, USC
Top three needs: WR, DT, MLB
Tennessee's biggest need is at wide receiver, but that has been the Titans' biggest need for the past half-dozen years and they haven't used a first-round pick on a receiver yet, so why start now? The Titans would like to move Stephen Tulloch to the outside where his lack of size is not as much of an issue, and Maualuga would give them a big downhill thumper who can stop the run in the middle and showed underrated pass-rush skills at the Senior Bowl.
31. Arizona Cardinals (9-7): Donald Brown, RB, Connecticut
Top three needs: RB, OLB, LOT
Brown lacks exceptional breakaway speed, but he's instinctive, tough and versatile enough to contribute on all three downs in the NFL right now. Arizona doesn't have to take a running back here, but it would be wise to take advantage of Brown being there, especially with an aging Edgerrin James and a still-unproven Tim Hightower as the only two backs on the roster.
32. Pittsburgh Steelers (12-4): Max Unger, C, Oregon
Top three needs: OT, CB, 3-4 DE
Cornerback could be a possibility here, and Alphonso Smith, despite his lack of ideal size and top-end speed, has the playmaking skills and toughness to fit well in Pittsburgh. But this is the time for the Steelers to develop young talent along the offensive line, and Unger's size, strength and versatility are better suited for what Pittsburgh looks for in an offensive lineman, and give him a slight edge over Alex Mack and Eric Wood.
Oher makes four top-10 OTs
Big-name wideouts and defensive ends on the move as first round shuffles
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<!-- end mod-article-title --><!-- begin story body --><!-- template inline -->The winds of change have blown again since last week, when Scouts Inc. overhauled its first-round projection and moved QB Mark Sanchez all the way up to No. 4 overall to Seattle. This time receivers and offensive tackles are the story.
Our seven-round mock draft has big names on the move, including OT Michael Oher elbowing his way into the top 10 and WR Michael Crabtree nearly falling out. Oher's arrival means that four of the top 10 picks in this projection are offensive tackles, including three of the top six, while Crabtree has been passed in this mock draft by Jeremy Maclin.
The shuffling at the top will create a ripple effect down the draft board with several teams ignoring needs to take the best available prospect, and one in particular reaching to fill a big need in the middle of the first round.
With all that in mind, here is Scouts Inc.'s complete seven-round projection, which will undergo some tweaking Friday on the eve of the draft: <!-- INLINE NFL.com Video (BEGIN) -->
NFL.com VideoAn inside look at quarterback Matthew Stafford from Georgia.
<!-- INLINE NFL.com Video (END) -->1. Detroit Lions (Record: 0-16): Matthew Stafford, QB, Georgia
Top three needs: QB, LOT, DE
Stafford is the very clear choice for Detroit. Among the three players the Lions have said they are negotiating with Stafford is at the top, Jason Smith would be the next choice if negotiations with Stafford broke down, and Curry is a long shot. The Lions definitely want a deal in place with the top pick before the draft, and they definitely hope it's with Stafford.
2. St. Louis Rams (2-14): Jason Smith, OT, Baylor
Top three needs: OT, WR, MLB
Smith has the athleticism and tenacity of a premier starting left tackle, which is priority No. 1 for St. Louis after it parted ways with Orlando Pace during the offseason. If Smith is on the board, it's hard to imagine the Rams going in any other direction.
3. Kansas City Chiefs (2-14): Aaron Curry, LB, Wake Forest
Top three needs: Rush LB, DT, 3-4 DL
Here's where it starts to get interesting. This pick is suddenly much more valuable given the fact that Sanchez is projected to come off the board at No. 4, but it remains to be seen whether any team will pay the huge price it would take to get ahead of Seattle. Curry is without question the best available player, but does he fit what the Chiefs are looking to do defensively as they move to a 3-4 look? I think Curry is just as valuable inside in a 3-4 as he is outside in a 4-3, but the one thing they don't get for certain is an impact pass-rusher off the edge. I think Kansas City goes with Curry, but if the Chiefs go in a different direction it will likely be OT Eugene Monroe.
4. Seattle Seahawks (4-12): Mark Sanchez, QB, USC
Top three needs: OLB, OT, S
The Seahawks are clearly looking for the heir apparent to current starter Matt Hasselbeck, who has dealt with nagging injuries recently but likely has two or three more years in him. There are also questions about stud LT Walter Jones, who is coming off a serious knee injury, but selecting Sanchez will allow Seattle to eventually hand the reins from one franchise quarterback to another.
5. Cleveland Browns (4-12): B.J. Raji, DT, Boston College
Top three needs: OLB, WR, CB
Raji is the best player on the board at this point and would provide the Browns with a stout nose tackle in their 3-4 defense. He has the size and strength to anchor against double-teams in the running game and the burst and quickness to collapse the pocket and get to the quarterback as a pass-rusher.
6. Cincinnati Bengals (4-11-1): Eugene Monroe, OT, Virginia
Top three needs: OT, C, RB
Monroe is the best pure pass-blocker in the draft, and he makes sense for a team that has had trouble staying healthy up front and has invested significant money in QB Carson Palmer.
7. Oakland Raiders (5-11): Jeremy Maclin, WR, Missouri
Top three needs: OT, WR, DT
We rate Crabtree as the top receiver in the 2009 draft, but Raiders owner Al Davis is in love with speed and gives Maclin the edge here. Maclin is one of the most explosive players in the draft and fills one of Oakland's biggest needs, and while he is a bit raw as a receiver and route-runner, his speed is impressive and he can also contribute in the return game.
8. Jacksonville Jaguars (5-11): Michael Crabtree, WR, Texas Tech
Top three needs: WR, CB, DT
There has been a lot of talk in recent weeks about the Jaguars trading out of this spot and giving another team a shot at Sanchez, but with Sanchez slotted fourth in this projection, that scenario is out. Crabtree offers great value and a good fit here with his blend of size, hands and body control, and he would give QB David Garrard a legitimate weapon on the outside.
9. Green Bay Packers (6-10): Andre Smith, OT, Alabama
Top three needs: 3-4 OLB, 3-4 DL, OT
We've had DE/OLB hybrids Aaron Maybin and Brian Orakpo in this spot recently, but they are sliding a bit. Smith makes sense here because Packers OTs Mark Tauscher and Chad Clifton are aging and have dealt with injury, and Smith has bounced back from the disastrous start to his pre-draft preparation and now offers good value here.
10. San Francisco 49ers (7-9): Michael Oher, OT, Mississippi
Top three needs: ROT, QB, S
The 49ers want a right tackle who can step in and contribute right away, and Oher is a mauler as a run blocker who could do just that. The team would like to move current LT Joe Staley back to the right side, and this scenario will allow Oher to get used to blitz pickups and the speed of the NFL game before moving to the left side.
11. Buffalo Bills (7-9): Brian Orakpo, DE/OLB, Texas
Top three needs: Rush DE, C/G, TE
Orakpo is the top-rated DE/OLB hybrid in this draft and we think he is a better fit at end in a 4-3 alignment, which makes him a great fit for the Bills. His strength and burst off the edge will be a welcome addition for a defense that got only three combined sacks from Chris Kelsay and Aaron Schobel last season.
12. Denver Broncos (8-8): Tyson Jackson, DE, LSU
Top three needs: QB, NT, 3-4 DE
The interesting thing with Denver is that on paper, the Broncos need a quarterback. But even if Sanchez were to fall to the Broncos here, I don't expect them to pull the trigger. This pick is all about the D-line for the Broncos. If Raji somehow slips, they'll cash in and grab him. If not, Denver will take the best five-technique DE (interior DE in a 3-4) in this year's class.
13. Washington Redskins (8-8): Aaron Maybin, DE, Penn State
Top three needs: DE, ROT, strongside LB
There are three angles with the Redskins and this pick. One: If Sanchez falls, they take him. Two: They could mortgage their future and send draft picks to move up to take Sanchez. I'm not convinced they'll do it, but it certainly wouldn't be against owner Dan Snyder's style. Three: Assuming Sanchez is gone, they go either with an offensive tackle or a defensive end. In this case, Maybin is the best value on the board between those two positions, and his quickness and agility off the edge would give the Redskins versatility at the position opposite Andre Carter.
14. New Orleans Saints (8-8): Malcolm Jenkins, CB, Ohio State
Top three needs: OLB, FS, RB
The Saints have been rumored to have their eye on Jenkins' former teammate Beanie Wells, but Jenkins is the safer pick here. He has the versatility to play both corner and safety but would fit best at free safety on a New Orleans defense that is in desperate need of playmakers on the back end.
15. Houston Texans (8-8): Robert Ayers, DE, Tennessee
Top three needs: SS, NT, rush DE
Ayers is a one-year wonder, but he has good size and can get up the field after the quarterback. Adding him to the mix with DE Mario Williams and DT Amobi Okoye would present big problems for opposing protection schemes.
16. San Diego Chargers (8-8): Chris "Beanie" Wells, RB, Ohio State
Top three needs: ROT, RG, SS
The running back situation in San Diego is not as good as you might think. LaDainian Tomlinson has dealt with nagging injuries recently, Darren Sproles was given the franchise tag during the offseason and Michael Bennett is an aging backup who won't carry much of the load, so this is a good luxury pick for the Chargers. Wells would provide them with a big back who can keep Tomlinson fresh and allow Sproles to remain in a complementary role, and he would also provide some certainty for the future.
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17. New York Jets (9-7): Josh Freeman, QB, Kansas State
Top three needs: QB, WR, TE
The price to move up and get Sanchez is likely too steep for the Jets now that he's projected to go No. 4 overall, and there are enough questions about speedy wideouts Darrius Heyward-Bey and Percy Harvin to take them here. Freeman would definitely be a reach at this point given questions about his instincts and consistency, but his size and rifle arm could be enough to overshadow any concerns and push the Jets to make a desperation move. Quarterback talent drops off significantly after Freeman, and at this point he is New York's best chance to fill that need.
18. Denver Broncos (from 9-7 CHI) (8-8): Everette Brown, DE, Florida State
Top three needs: QB, NT, 3-4 DE
The Broncos will look to continue to upgrade their defensive front seven with this pick, and Brown could help fill out the rotation of perimeter pass-rushers. The wild card here could be a running back. If Beanie Wells starts to fall, the Broncos could look to take advantage and snag the Ohio State product because he's a perfect fit for Denver's zone-blocking scheme.
19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (9-7): Brian Cushing, OLB, USC
Top three needs: QB, DT, OLB
The Buccaneers wil pass on somewhat-undersized DT Peria Jerry because they are trying to get bigger and more physical in the front seven than they were in the scheme of former defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin. While Cushing has limitations in coverage he fits the bill in terms of size and strength at the point of attack, and he has the versatility to play inside if needed.
20. Detroit Lions (from 9-7 DAL) (0-16): Peria Jerry, DT, Mississippi
Top three needs: QB, LOT, DE
New coach Jim Schwartz will rotate his defensive linemen throughout a game, and current DTs Grady Jackson and Chuck Darby are on the down side of their careers. Jerry would fit well in that rotation as a one-gap penetrator who can create havoc in the middle.
21. Philadelphia Eagles (9-6-1): Knowshon Moreno, RB, Georgia
Top three needs: WR, RB, TE
Offensive tackle is not a need area after the Jason Peters trade and Moreno is a tremendous value at this point in the first round. Moreno's versatility makes him a good fit in Philly as the short-term complement to Brian Westbrook and long-term replacement for him.
22. Minnesota Vikings (10-6): Darrius Heyward-Bey, WR, Maryland
Top three needs: QB, ROT, C
There are questions about Heyward-Bey's route-running and hands, but he was the fastest player at the combine and his speed would provide a downfield threat for an offense that needs to prevent defenses from ganging up on RB Adrian Peterson.
23. New England Patriots (11-5): Clay Matthews, OLB, USC
Top three needs: OLB, strongside ILB, CB
If Jenkins falls, don't be surprised to see the Patriots take advantage of that and select him. His versatility fits perfectly in New England. But if he's not there, Matthews has "Patriots" written all over him. Matthews' best football is still ahead of him, he has great NFL bloodlines, he can play multiple roles on defense and he will be a special-teams demon from Day 1.
24. Atlanta Falcons (11-5): Brandon Pettigrew, TE, Oklahoma State
Top three needs: DT/NT, OLB, S
Atlanta really wants to target defense with this draft, but there isn't a player close to Pettigrew's value at this point. Assuming the Falcons don't bring in a veteran between now and the draft, they have to go with the only first-round TE in this year's class if he's available.
25. Miami Dolphins (11-5): Vontae Davis, CB, Illinois
Top three needs: CB, WR, NT
Davis is perhaps the best cover corner in the draft and a top-15 talent, but he has fallen a bit due to concerns about his work ethic and consistency. Still, he makes perfect sense for a team that made the playoffs last year but needs a playmaker in the defensive secondary. Davis is a great value at this point, and on a team with strong leadership in the front office, and the locker-room character concerns are not as significant as they might be for other teams.
26. Baltimore Ravens (11-5): Kenny Britt, WR, Rutgers
Top three needs: WR, CB, ILB
Britt is the perfect fit in Baltimore with his combination of size, hands and better-than-expected top-end speed. He would provide another reliable option for QB Joe Flacco and add to a receiving corps that has struggled to stay healthy and counts on big contributions from aging veteran Derrick Mason.
27. Indianapolis Colts (12-4): Percy Harvin, WR, Florida
Top three needs: DT, WR, OLB
The Colts are most likely to use this pick on a defensive tackle or wide receiver, and while WR Hakeem Nicks is worth the pick, he does not have the type of speed Indy looks for in its pass-catchers. That means Harvin is the pick, and questions about his durability and attitude are worth the risk at this point in the first round.
28. Buffalo Bills (from 12-4 CAR through Philadelphia) (7-9): Eben Britton, OT, Arizona
Top three needs: DE, C/G, TE
Buffalo traded away Jason Peters to get this pick, and Britton will help fill the void left by Peters' departure. Britton has good size and good feet and will fit in nicely with the Bills' offense.
29. New York Giants (12-4): Hakeem Nicks, WR, North Carolina
Top three needs: WR, strongside LB, OT
There's a lot of speculation about Braylon Edwards being traded to the Giants, which would cost New York this pick. But there hasn't been a deal yet, and if the Giants hold on to this pick and don't bring in a veteran, Nicks is a no-brainer. He's big, has exceptional hand-eye coordination and is ready to contribute for Eli Manning right now.
30. Tennessee Titans (13-3): Rey Maualuga, ILB, USC
Top three needs: WR, DT, MLB
Tennessee's biggest need is at wide receiver, but that has been the Titans' biggest need for the past half-dozen years and they haven't used a first-round pick on a receiver yet, so why start now? The Titans would like to move Stephen Tulloch to the outside where his lack of size is not as much of an issue, and Maualuga would give them a big downhill thumper who can stop the run in the middle and showed underrated pass-rush skills at the Senior Bowl.
31. Arizona Cardinals (9-7): Donald Brown, RB, Connecticut
Top three needs: RB, OLB, LOT
Brown lacks exceptional breakaway speed, but he's instinctive, tough and versatile enough to contribute on all three downs in the NFL right now. Arizona doesn't have to take a running back here, but it would be wise to take advantage of Brown being there, especially with an aging Edgerrin James and a still-unproven Tim Hightower as the only two backs on the roster.
32. Pittsburgh Steelers (12-4): Max Unger, C, Oregon
Top three needs: OT, CB, 3-4 DE
Cornerback could be a possibility here, and Alphonso Smith, despite his lack of ideal size and top-end speed, has the playmaking skills and toughness to fit well in Pittsburgh. But this is the time for the Steelers to develop young talent along the offensive line, and Unger's size, strength and versatility are better suited for what Pittsburgh looks for in an offensive lineman, and give him a slight edge over Alex Mack and Eric Wood.
McShay Rounds 2 and 3
Round 2
<TABLE><THEAD><TR><TH>Pick</TH><TH>Team</TH><TH>Player</TH><TH>Position</TH><TH>School</TH></TR></THEAD><TBODY><TR class=last><TD>1. (33)</TD><TD>Detroit Lions</TD><TD>Larry English</TD><TD>DE/OLB</TD><TD>Northern Illinois</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>2. (34)</TD><TD>New England (from Kansas City)</TD><TD>Darius Butler</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Connecticut</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>3. (35)</TD><TD>St. Louis Rams</TD><TD>James Laurinaitis</TD><TD>ILB</TD><TD>Ohio State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>4. (36)</TD><TD>Cleveland Browns</TD><TD>Paul Kruger*</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>Utah</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>5. (37)</TD><TD>Seattle Seahawks</TD><TD>William Beatty</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Connecticut</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>6. (38)</TD><TD>Cincinnati Bengals</TD><TD>Eric Wood</TD><TD>C</TD><TD>Louisville</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>7. (39)</TD><TD>Jacksonville Jaguars</TD><TD>Alphonso Smith</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Wake Forest</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>8. (40)</TD><TD>Oakland Raiders</TD><TD>Evander Hood</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Missouri</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>9. (41)</TD><TD>Green Bay Packers</TD><TD>Connor Barwin</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>Cincinnati</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>10. (42)</TD><TD>Buffalo Bills</TD><TD>Alex Mack</TD><TD>C</TD><TD>California</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>11. (43)</TD><TD>San Francisco 49ers</TD><TD>Louis Delmas</TD><TD>S</TD><TD>Western Michigan</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>12. (44)</TD><TD>Miami Dolphins (from Washington)</TD><TD>Mohamed Massaquoi</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Georgia</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>13. (45)</TD><TD>New York Giants (from New Orleans)</TD><TD>Clint Sintim</TD><TD>SLB</TD><TD>Texas Tech</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>14. (46)</TD><TD>Houston Texans</TD><TD>William Moore</TD><TD>S</TD><TD>Missouri</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>15. (47)</TD><TD>New England Patriots (from San Diego)</TD><TD>Rashad Johnson</TD><TD>S</TD><TD>Alabama</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>16. (48)</TD><TD>Denver Broncos</TD><TD>Ron Brace</TD><TD>NT</TD><TD>Boston College</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>17. (49)</TD><TD>Chicago Bears</TD><TD>Derrick Williams</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Penn State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>18. (50)</TD><TD>Cleveland Browns (from Tampa Bay)</TD><TD>LeSean McCoy*</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Pittsburgh</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>19. (51)</TD><TD>Dallas Cowboys</TD><TD>Patrick Chung</TD><TD>SS</TD><TD>Oregon</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>20. (52)</TD><TD>New York Jets</TD><TD>Brandon Tate</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>North Carolina</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>21. (53)</TD><TD>Philadelphia Eagles</TD><TD>Cornelius Ingram</TD><TD>TE</TD><TD>Florida</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>22. (54)</TD><TD>Minnesota Vikings</TD><TD>Phil Loadholt</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Oklahoma</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>23. (55)</TD><TD>Atlanta Falcons</TD><TD>Jarron Gilbert</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>San Jose State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>24. (56)</TD><TD>Miami Dolphins</TD><TD>Lawrence Sidbury</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Richmond</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>25. (57)</TD><TD>Baltimore Ravens</TD><TD>Sean Smith*</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Utah</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>26. (58)</TD><TD>New England Patriots</TD><TD>Cody Brown</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>Connecticut</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>27. (59)</TD><TD>Carolina Panthers</TD><TD>Michael Johnson</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Georgia Tech</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>28. (60)</TD><TD>New York Giants</TD><TD>Andre Brown</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>NC State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>29. (61)</TD><TD>Indianapolis Colts</TD><TD>Sen'Derrick Marks</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Auburn</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>30. (62)</TD><TD>Tennessee Titans</TD><TD>Andy Levitre</TD><TD>OG/OT</TD><TD>Oregon State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>31. (63)</TD><TD>Arizona Cardinals</TD><TD>David Veikune</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Hawaii</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>32. (64)</TD><TD>Pittsburgh Steelers</TD><TD>D.J. Moore*</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Vanderbilt</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
Round 3
<TABLE><THEAD><TR><TH>Pick</TH><TH>Team</TH><TH>Player</TH><TH>Position</TH><TH>School</TH></TR></THEAD><TBODY><TR class=last><TD>1. (65)</TD><TD>Detroit Lions</TD><TD>Shawn Nelson</TD><TD>TE</TD><TD>Southern Miss.</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>2. (66)</TD><TD>St. Louis Rams</TD><TD>Brian Robiskie</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Ohio State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>3. (67)</TD><TD>Kansas City Chiefs</TD><TD>Fili Moala</TD><TD>DL</TD><TD>USC</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>4. (68)</TD><TD>Seattle Seahawks</TD><TD>Sherrod Martin</TD><TD>DB</TD><TD>Troy</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>5. (69)</TD><TD>Dallas Cowboys (from Cleveland)</TD><TD>Asher Allen*</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Georgia</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>6. (70)</TD><TD>Cincinnati Bengals</TD><TD>Jared Cook*</TD><TD>TE</TD><TD>South Carolina</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>7. (71)</TD><TD>Oakland Raiders</TD><TD>Jamon Meredith</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>South Carolina</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>8. (72)</TD><TD>Jacksonville Jaguars</TD><TD>Pat White</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>West Virginia</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>9. (73)</TD><TD>Green Bay Packers</TD><TD>Jairus Byrd</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Oregon</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>10. (74)</TD><TD>San Francisco 49ers</TD><TD>Sebastian Vollmer</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Houston</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>11. (75)</TD><TD>Bufalo Bills</TD><TD>Alex Magee</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Purdue</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>12. (76)</TD><TD>New York Jets (from New Orleans)</TD><TD>Shonn Greene*</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Iowa</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>13. (77)</TD><TD>Houston Texans</TD><TD>Glen Coffee*</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Alabama</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>14. (78)</TD><TD>San Diego Chargers</TD><TD>Duke Robinson</TD><TD>G</TD><TD>Oklahoma</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>15. (79)</TD><TD>Denver Broncos</TD><TD>Jasper Brinkley</TD><TD>ILB</TD><TD>South Carolina</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>16. (80)</TD><TD>Washington Redskins</TD><TD>Troy Kropog</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Tulane</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>17. (81)</TD><TD>Tampa Bay Buccaneers</TD><TD>Donald Washington*</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Ohio State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>18. (82)</TD><TD>Detroit Lions (from Dallas)</TD><TD>Kevin Barnes</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Maryland</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>19. (83)</TD><TD>Green Bay Packers (from N.Y. Jets)</TD><TD>James Casey*</TD><TD>TE</TD><TD>Rice</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>20. (84)</TD><TD>Denver Broncos (from Chicago)</TD><TD>Chip Vaughn</TD><TD>SS</TD><TD>Wake Forest</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>21. (85)</TD><TD>Philadelphia Eagles</TD><TD>Brooks Foster</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>North Carolina</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>22. (86)</TD><TD>Minnesota Vikings</TD><TD>Coye Francies</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>San Jose State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>23. (87)</TD><TD>Miami Dolphins</TD><TD>Tyronne Green</TD><TD>G</TD><TD>Auburn</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>24. (88)</TD><TD>Baltimore Ravens</TD><TD>Jason Phillips</TD><TD>ILB</TD><TD>TCU</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>25. (89)</TD><TD>New England Patriots</TD><TD>Gerald Cadogan</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Penn State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>26. (90)</TD><TD>Atlanta Falcons</TD><TD>Tyrone McKenzie</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>South Florida</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>27. (91)</TD><TD>New York Giants</TD><TD>Chase Coffman</TD><TD>TE</TD><TD>Missouri</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>28. (92)</TD><TD>Indianapolis Colts</TD><TD>Marcus Freeman</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>Ohio State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>29. (93)</TD><TD>Carolina Panthers</TD><TD>Ricky Jean-Francois*</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>LSU</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>30. (94)</TD><TD>Tennessee Titans</TD><TD>Michael Bennett</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Texas A&M</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>31. (95)</TD><TD>Arizona Cardinals</TD><TD>Brandon Williams*</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Texas Tech</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>32. (96)</TD><TD>Pittsburgh Steelers</TD><TD>Mike Thomas</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Arizona</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>33. (97)</TD><TD>New England Patriots (Compensatory)</TD><TD>Cedric Peerman</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Virginia</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>34. (98)</TD><TD>Cincinnati Bengals (Compensatory)</TD><TD>Jeremiah Johnson</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Oregon</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>35. (99)</TD><TD>Chicago Bears (Compensatory)</TD><TD>Corvey Irvin</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Georgia</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>36. (100)</TD><TD>New York Giants (Compensatory)</TD><TD>Antoine Caldwell</TD><TD>C</TD><TD>Alabama</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
Round 2
<TABLE><THEAD><TR><TH>Pick</TH><TH>Team</TH><TH>Player</TH><TH>Position</TH><TH>School</TH></TR></THEAD><TBODY><TR class=last><TD>1. (33)</TD><TD>Detroit Lions</TD><TD>Larry English</TD><TD>DE/OLB</TD><TD>Northern Illinois</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>2. (34)</TD><TD>New England (from Kansas City)</TD><TD>Darius Butler</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Connecticut</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>3. (35)</TD><TD>St. Louis Rams</TD><TD>James Laurinaitis</TD><TD>ILB</TD><TD>Ohio State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>4. (36)</TD><TD>Cleveland Browns</TD><TD>Paul Kruger*</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>Utah</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>5. (37)</TD><TD>Seattle Seahawks</TD><TD>William Beatty</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Connecticut</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>6. (38)</TD><TD>Cincinnati Bengals</TD><TD>Eric Wood</TD><TD>C</TD><TD>Louisville</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>7. (39)</TD><TD>Jacksonville Jaguars</TD><TD>Alphonso Smith</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Wake Forest</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>8. (40)</TD><TD>Oakland Raiders</TD><TD>Evander Hood</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Missouri</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>9. (41)</TD><TD>Green Bay Packers</TD><TD>Connor Barwin</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>Cincinnati</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>10. (42)</TD><TD>Buffalo Bills</TD><TD>Alex Mack</TD><TD>C</TD><TD>California</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>11. (43)</TD><TD>San Francisco 49ers</TD><TD>Louis Delmas</TD><TD>S</TD><TD>Western Michigan</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>12. (44)</TD><TD>Miami Dolphins (from Washington)</TD><TD>Mohamed Massaquoi</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Georgia</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>13. (45)</TD><TD>New York Giants (from New Orleans)</TD><TD>Clint Sintim</TD><TD>SLB</TD><TD>Texas Tech</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>14. (46)</TD><TD>Houston Texans</TD><TD>William Moore</TD><TD>S</TD><TD>Missouri</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>15. (47)</TD><TD>New England Patriots (from San Diego)</TD><TD>Rashad Johnson</TD><TD>S</TD><TD>Alabama</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>16. (48)</TD><TD>Denver Broncos</TD><TD>Ron Brace</TD><TD>NT</TD><TD>Boston College</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>17. (49)</TD><TD>Chicago Bears</TD><TD>Derrick Williams</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Penn State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>18. (50)</TD><TD>Cleveland Browns (from Tampa Bay)</TD><TD>LeSean McCoy*</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Pittsburgh</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>19. (51)</TD><TD>Dallas Cowboys</TD><TD>Patrick Chung</TD><TD>SS</TD><TD>Oregon</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>20. (52)</TD><TD>New York Jets</TD><TD>Brandon Tate</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>North Carolina</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>21. (53)</TD><TD>Philadelphia Eagles</TD><TD>Cornelius Ingram</TD><TD>TE</TD><TD>Florida</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>22. (54)</TD><TD>Minnesota Vikings</TD><TD>Phil Loadholt</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Oklahoma</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>23. (55)</TD><TD>Atlanta Falcons</TD><TD>Jarron Gilbert</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>San Jose State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>24. (56)</TD><TD>Miami Dolphins</TD><TD>Lawrence Sidbury</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Richmond</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>25. (57)</TD><TD>Baltimore Ravens</TD><TD>Sean Smith*</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Utah</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>26. (58)</TD><TD>New England Patriots</TD><TD>Cody Brown</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>Connecticut</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>27. (59)</TD><TD>Carolina Panthers</TD><TD>Michael Johnson</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Georgia Tech</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>28. (60)</TD><TD>New York Giants</TD><TD>Andre Brown</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>NC State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>29. (61)</TD><TD>Indianapolis Colts</TD><TD>Sen'Derrick Marks</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Auburn</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>30. (62)</TD><TD>Tennessee Titans</TD><TD>Andy Levitre</TD><TD>OG/OT</TD><TD>Oregon State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>31. (63)</TD><TD>Arizona Cardinals</TD><TD>David Veikune</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Hawaii</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>32. (64)</TD><TD>Pittsburgh Steelers</TD><TD>D.J. Moore*</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Vanderbilt</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
Round 3
<TABLE><THEAD><TR><TH>Pick</TH><TH>Team</TH><TH>Player</TH><TH>Position</TH><TH>School</TH></TR></THEAD><TBODY><TR class=last><TD>1. (65)</TD><TD>Detroit Lions</TD><TD>Shawn Nelson</TD><TD>TE</TD><TD>Southern Miss.</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>2. (66)</TD><TD>St. Louis Rams</TD><TD>Brian Robiskie</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Ohio State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>3. (67)</TD><TD>Kansas City Chiefs</TD><TD>Fili Moala</TD><TD>DL</TD><TD>USC</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>4. (68)</TD><TD>Seattle Seahawks</TD><TD>Sherrod Martin</TD><TD>DB</TD><TD>Troy</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>5. (69)</TD><TD>Dallas Cowboys (from Cleveland)</TD><TD>Asher Allen*</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Georgia</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>6. (70)</TD><TD>Cincinnati Bengals</TD><TD>Jared Cook*</TD><TD>TE</TD><TD>South Carolina</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>7. (71)</TD><TD>Oakland Raiders</TD><TD>Jamon Meredith</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>South Carolina</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>8. (72)</TD><TD>Jacksonville Jaguars</TD><TD>Pat White</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>West Virginia</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>9. (73)</TD><TD>Green Bay Packers</TD><TD>Jairus Byrd</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Oregon</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>10. (74)</TD><TD>San Francisco 49ers</TD><TD>Sebastian Vollmer</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Houston</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>11. (75)</TD><TD>Bufalo Bills</TD><TD>Alex Magee</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Purdue</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>12. (76)</TD><TD>New York Jets (from New Orleans)</TD><TD>Shonn Greene*</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Iowa</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>13. (77)</TD><TD>Houston Texans</TD><TD>Glen Coffee*</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Alabama</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>14. (78)</TD><TD>San Diego Chargers</TD><TD>Duke Robinson</TD><TD>G</TD><TD>Oklahoma</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>15. (79)</TD><TD>Denver Broncos</TD><TD>Jasper Brinkley</TD><TD>ILB</TD><TD>South Carolina</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>16. (80)</TD><TD>Washington Redskins</TD><TD>Troy Kropog</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Tulane</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>17. (81)</TD><TD>Tampa Bay Buccaneers</TD><TD>Donald Washington*</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Ohio State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>18. (82)</TD><TD>Detroit Lions (from Dallas)</TD><TD>Kevin Barnes</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Maryland</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>19. (83)</TD><TD>Green Bay Packers (from N.Y. Jets)</TD><TD>James Casey*</TD><TD>TE</TD><TD>Rice</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>20. (84)</TD><TD>Denver Broncos (from Chicago)</TD><TD>Chip Vaughn</TD><TD>SS</TD><TD>Wake Forest</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>21. (85)</TD><TD>Philadelphia Eagles</TD><TD>Brooks Foster</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>North Carolina</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>22. (86)</TD><TD>Minnesota Vikings</TD><TD>Coye Francies</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>San Jose State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>23. (87)</TD><TD>Miami Dolphins</TD><TD>Tyronne Green</TD><TD>G</TD><TD>Auburn</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>24. (88)</TD><TD>Baltimore Ravens</TD><TD>Jason Phillips</TD><TD>ILB</TD><TD>TCU</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>25. (89)</TD><TD>New England Patriots</TD><TD>Gerald Cadogan</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Penn State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>26. (90)</TD><TD>Atlanta Falcons</TD><TD>Tyrone McKenzie</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>South Florida</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>27. (91)</TD><TD>New York Giants</TD><TD>Chase Coffman</TD><TD>TE</TD><TD>Missouri</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>28. (92)</TD><TD>Indianapolis Colts</TD><TD>Marcus Freeman</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>Ohio State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>29. (93)</TD><TD>Carolina Panthers</TD><TD>Ricky Jean-Francois*</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>LSU</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>30. (94)</TD><TD>Tennessee Titans</TD><TD>Michael Bennett</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Texas A&M</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>31. (95)</TD><TD>Arizona Cardinals</TD><TD>Brandon Williams*</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Texas Tech</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>32. (96)</TD><TD>Pittsburgh Steelers</TD><TD>Mike Thomas</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Arizona</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>33. (97)</TD><TD>New England Patriots (Compensatory)</TD><TD>Cedric Peerman</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Virginia</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>34. (98)</TD><TD>Cincinnati Bengals (Compensatory)</TD><TD>Jeremiah Johnson</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Oregon</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>35. (99)</TD><TD>Chicago Bears (Compensatory)</TD><TD>Corvey Irvin</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Georgia</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>36. (100)</TD><TD>New York Giants (Compensatory)</TD><TD>Antoine Caldwell</TD><TD>C</TD><TD>Alabama</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
McShay Rounds 4 and 5
Round 4
<TABLE><THEAD><TR><TH>Pick</TH><TH>Team</TH><TH>Player</TH><TH>Position</TH><TH>School</TH></TR></THEAD><TBODY><TR class=last><TD>1. (101)</TD><TD>Dallas Cowboys (from Detroit)</TD><TD>Louis Murphy</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Florida</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>2. (102)</TD><TD>Kansas City Chiefs</TD><TD>Kraig Urbik</TD><TD>OG</TD><TD>Wisconsin</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>3. (103)</TD><TD>St. Louis Rams</TD><TD>Mike Goodson</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Texas A&M</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>4. (104)</TD><TD>Cleveland Browns</TD><TD>Chris Clemons</TD><TD>FS</TD><TD>Clemson</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>5. (105)</TD><TD>Seattle Seahawks</TD><TD>Kaluka Maiava</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>USC</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>6. (106)</TD><TD>Cincinnati Bengals </TD><TD>Victor Harris</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Virginia Tech</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>7. (107)</TD><TD>Jacksonville Jaguars </TD><TD>Terrance Taylor</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Michigan</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>8. (108)</TD><TD>Oakland Raiders</TD><TD>Darcel McBath</TD><TD>DS</TD><TD>Texas Tech</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>9. (109)</TD><TD>Green Bay Packers</TD><TD>Kyle Moore</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>USC</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>10. (110)</TD><TD>Buffalo Bills</TD><TD>Cameron Morrah*</TD><TD>TE</TD><TD>Cal</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>11. (111)</TD><TD>San Francisco 49ers</TD><TD>Kenny McKinley</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>South Carolina</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>12. (112)</TD><TD>Houston Texans</TD><TD>Cary Harris</TD><TD>DC</TD><TD>USC</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>13. (113)</TD><TD>San Diego Chargers</TD><TD>T.J. Lang</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Eastern Michigan</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>14. (114)</TD><TD>Denver Broncos</TD><TD>C.J. Spillman</TD><TD>DS</TD><TD>Marshall</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>15. (115)</TD><TD>New York Jets (from Washington)</TD><TD>Richard Quinn*</TD><TD>TE</TD><TD>North Carolina</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>16. (116)</TD><TD>New Orleans Saints</TD><TD>Dorell Scott</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Clemson</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>17. (117)</TD><TD>Dallas Cowboys</TD><TD>Herman Johnson</TD><TD>OG</TD><TD>LSU</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>18. (118)</TD><TD>New Orleans Saints (from NY Jets)</TD><TD>Jonathan Casillas</TD><TD>WLB</TD><TD>Wisconsin</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>19. (119)</TD><TD>Chicago Bears</TD><TD>Captain Munnerlyn*</TD><TD>DC</TD><TD>South Carolina</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>20. (120)</TD><TD>Tampa Bay Buccaneers</TD><TD>Roy Miller</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Texas</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>21. (121)</TD><TD>Philadelphia Eagles</TD><TD>Mike Mickens</TD><TD>DC</TD><TD>Cincinnati</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>22. (122)</TD><TD>Houston Texans (from Minnesota)</TD><TD>Augustus Parrish</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Kent State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>23. (123)</TD><TD>Baltimore Ravens</TD><TD>Sammie Lee Hill</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Stillman</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>24. (124)</TD><TD>New England Patriots</TD><TD>Darry Beckwith</TD><TD>ILB</TD><TD>LSU</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>25. (125)</TD><TD>Atlanta Falcons</TD><TD>Fenuki Tupou</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Oregon</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>26. (126)</TD><TD>Oakland Raiders (from Miami)</TD><TD>Mitch King</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Iowa</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>27. (127)</TD><TD>Indianapolis Colts</TD><TD>Travis Beckum</TD><TD>TE</TD><TD>Wisconsin</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>28. (128)</TD><TD>Carolina Panthers</TD><TD>Demetrius Byrd</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>LSU</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>29. (129)</TD><TD>New York Giants</TD><TD>Emanuel Cook*</TD><TD>DS</TD><TD>South Carolina</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>30. (130)</TD><TD>Tennessee Titans</TD><TD>Keenan Lewis</TD><TD>DC</TD><TD>Oregon State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>31. (131)</TD><TD>Arizona Cardinals</TD><TD>Lydon Murtha</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Nebraska</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>32. (132)</TD><TD>Pittsburgh Steelers</TD><TD>Xavier Fulton</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Illinois</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>33. (133)</TD><TD>San Diego Chargers (Compensatory) </TD><TD>Jarett Dillard</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Rice</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>34. (134)</TD><TD>San Diego Chargers (Compensatory)</TD><TD>Michael Hamlin</TD><TD>SS</TD><TD>Clemson</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>35. (135)</TD><TD>Tennessee Titans (Compensatory)</TD><TD>Myron Pryor</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Kentucky</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>36. (136)</TD><TD>Indianapolis Colts (Compensatory) </TD><TD>Kory Sheets</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Purdue</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
Round 5
<TABLE><THEAD><TR><TH>Pick</TH><TH>Team</TH><TH>Player</TH><TH>Position</TH><TH>School</TH></TR></THEAD><TBODY><TR class=last><TD>1. (137)</TD><TD>Seattle Seahawks</TD><TD>Javon Ringer</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Michigan State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>2. (138)</TD><TD>St. Louis Rams</TD><TD>Juaquin Iglesias</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Oklahoma</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>3. (139)</TD><TD>Kansas City Chiefs</TD><TD>Cornelius Lewis</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Tennessee State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>4. (140)</TD><TD>Chicago Bears (from Denver through Seattle) </TD><TD>Courtney Greene</TD><TD>SS</TD><TD>Rutgers</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>5. (141)</TD><TD>Philadelphia Eagles (from Cleveland)</TD><TD>Nic Harris</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>Oklahoma</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>6. (142)</TD><TD>Cincinnati Bengals</TD><TD>Matt Shaughnessy</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Wisconsin</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>7. (143)</TD><TD>Atlanta Falcons (from Oakland)</TD><TD>Jerraud Powers*</TD><TD>DC</TD><TD>Auburn</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>8. (144)</TD><TD>Jacksonville Jaguars</TD><TD>Brian Hoyer</TD><TD>QB</TD><TD>Michigan State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>9. (145)</TD><TD>Green Bay Packers</TD><TD>David Bruton</TD><TD>SS</TD><TD>Notre Dame</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>10. (146)</TD><TD>San Francisco 49ers</TD><TD>James Davis</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Clemson</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>11. (147)</TD><TD>Buffalo Bills</TD><TD>Kevin Ellison</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>USC</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>12. (148)</TD><TD>San Diego Chargers</TD><TD>Scott McKillop</TD><TD>ILB</TD><TD>Pittsburgh</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>13. (149)</TD><TD>Denver Broncos</TD><TD>Rashad Jennings</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Liberty</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>14. (150)</TD><TD>Washington Redskins</TD><TD>Dannell Ellerbe</TD><TD>SLB</TD><TD>Georgia</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>15. (151)</TD><TD>New York Giants (from New Orleans) </TD><TD>Jason Watkins</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Florida</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>16. (152)</TD><TD>Houston Texans</TD><TD>DeAndre Levy</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>Wisconsin</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>17. (153)</TD><TD>Philadelphia Eagles (from NY Jets)</TD><TD>Curtis Taylor</TD><TD>SS</TD><TD>LSU</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>18. (154)</TD><TD>Chicago Bears</TD><TD>Jonathan Luigs</TD><TD>OC</TD><TD>Arkansas</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>19. (155)</TD><TD>Tampa Bay Buccaneers</TD><TD>Sammie Stroughter</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Oregon State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>20. (156)</TD><TD>Dallas Cowboys</TD><TD>Zach Follett</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>Cal</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>21. (157)</TD><TD>Philadelphia Eagles</TD><TD>Brandon Gibson</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Washington State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>22. (158)</TD><TD>Minnesota Vikings</TD><TD>Ladarius Webb</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Nicholls State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>23. (159)</TD><TD>New England Patriots</TD><TD>Khalif Mitchell</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>East Carolina</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>24. (160)</TD><TD>Atlanta Falcons</TD><TD>Louis Vasquez</TD><TD>OG</TD><TD>Texas Tech</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>25. (161)</TD><TD>Miami Dolphins</TD><TD>John Phillips</TD><TD>TE</TD><TD>Virginia</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>26. (162)</TD><TD>Baltimore Ravens</TD><TD>Victor Butler</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>Oregon State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>27. (163)</TD><TD>Carolina Panthers</TD><TD>Anthony Hill</TD><TD>TE</TD><TD>N.C. State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>28. (164)</TD><TD>New York Giants</TD><TD>Ashlee Palmer</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>Ole Miss</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>29. (165)</TD><TD>Indianapolis Colts</TD><TD>Brandon Underwood</TD><TD>DC</TD><TD>Cincinnati</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>30. (166)</TD><TD>Dallas Cowboys (from Tennessee)</TD><TD>Pannel Egboh</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Stanford</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>31. (167)</TD><TD>Arizona Cardinals</TD><TD>Lee Robinson</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>Alcorn State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>32. (168)</TD><TD>Pittsburgh Steelers </TD><TD>Demonte' Bolden</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Tennessee</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>33. (169)</TD><TD>Pittsburgh Steelers (Compensatory)</TD><TD>Glover Quinn</TD><TD>FS</TD><TD>New Mexico</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>34. (170)</TD><TD>New England Patriots (Compensatory)</TD><TD>Johnnie Knox</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Abilene Christian </TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>35. (171)</TD><TD>San Francisco 49ers (Compensatory) </TD><TD>Ryan Mouton</TD><TD>DC</TD><TD>Hawaii</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>36. (172)</TD><TD>Dallas Cowboys (Compensatory) </TD><TD>Alex Boone</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Ohio State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>37. (173)</TD><TD>Tennessee Titans (Compensatory) </TD><TD>Vance Walker</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Georgia Tech</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
Round 4
<TABLE><THEAD><TR><TH>Pick</TH><TH>Team</TH><TH>Player</TH><TH>Position</TH><TH>School</TH></TR></THEAD><TBODY><TR class=last><TD>1. (101)</TD><TD>Dallas Cowboys (from Detroit)</TD><TD>Louis Murphy</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Florida</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>2. (102)</TD><TD>Kansas City Chiefs</TD><TD>Kraig Urbik</TD><TD>OG</TD><TD>Wisconsin</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>3. (103)</TD><TD>St. Louis Rams</TD><TD>Mike Goodson</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Texas A&M</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>4. (104)</TD><TD>Cleveland Browns</TD><TD>Chris Clemons</TD><TD>FS</TD><TD>Clemson</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>5. (105)</TD><TD>Seattle Seahawks</TD><TD>Kaluka Maiava</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>USC</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>6. (106)</TD><TD>Cincinnati Bengals </TD><TD>Victor Harris</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Virginia Tech</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>7. (107)</TD><TD>Jacksonville Jaguars </TD><TD>Terrance Taylor</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Michigan</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>8. (108)</TD><TD>Oakland Raiders</TD><TD>Darcel McBath</TD><TD>DS</TD><TD>Texas Tech</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>9. (109)</TD><TD>Green Bay Packers</TD><TD>Kyle Moore</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>USC</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>10. (110)</TD><TD>Buffalo Bills</TD><TD>Cameron Morrah*</TD><TD>TE</TD><TD>Cal</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>11. (111)</TD><TD>San Francisco 49ers</TD><TD>Kenny McKinley</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>South Carolina</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>12. (112)</TD><TD>Houston Texans</TD><TD>Cary Harris</TD><TD>DC</TD><TD>USC</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>13. (113)</TD><TD>San Diego Chargers</TD><TD>T.J. Lang</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Eastern Michigan</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>14. (114)</TD><TD>Denver Broncos</TD><TD>C.J. Spillman</TD><TD>DS</TD><TD>Marshall</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>15. (115)</TD><TD>New York Jets (from Washington)</TD><TD>Richard Quinn*</TD><TD>TE</TD><TD>North Carolina</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>16. (116)</TD><TD>New Orleans Saints</TD><TD>Dorell Scott</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Clemson</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>17. (117)</TD><TD>Dallas Cowboys</TD><TD>Herman Johnson</TD><TD>OG</TD><TD>LSU</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>18. (118)</TD><TD>New Orleans Saints (from NY Jets)</TD><TD>Jonathan Casillas</TD><TD>WLB</TD><TD>Wisconsin</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>19. (119)</TD><TD>Chicago Bears</TD><TD>Captain Munnerlyn*</TD><TD>DC</TD><TD>South Carolina</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>20. (120)</TD><TD>Tampa Bay Buccaneers</TD><TD>Roy Miller</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Texas</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>21. (121)</TD><TD>Philadelphia Eagles</TD><TD>Mike Mickens</TD><TD>DC</TD><TD>Cincinnati</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>22. (122)</TD><TD>Houston Texans (from Minnesota)</TD><TD>Augustus Parrish</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Kent State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>23. (123)</TD><TD>Baltimore Ravens</TD><TD>Sammie Lee Hill</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Stillman</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>24. (124)</TD><TD>New England Patriots</TD><TD>Darry Beckwith</TD><TD>ILB</TD><TD>LSU</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>25. (125)</TD><TD>Atlanta Falcons</TD><TD>Fenuki Tupou</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Oregon</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>26. (126)</TD><TD>Oakland Raiders (from Miami)</TD><TD>Mitch King</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Iowa</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>27. (127)</TD><TD>Indianapolis Colts</TD><TD>Travis Beckum</TD><TD>TE</TD><TD>Wisconsin</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>28. (128)</TD><TD>Carolina Panthers</TD><TD>Demetrius Byrd</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>LSU</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>29. (129)</TD><TD>New York Giants</TD><TD>Emanuel Cook*</TD><TD>DS</TD><TD>South Carolina</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>30. (130)</TD><TD>Tennessee Titans</TD><TD>Keenan Lewis</TD><TD>DC</TD><TD>Oregon State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>31. (131)</TD><TD>Arizona Cardinals</TD><TD>Lydon Murtha</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Nebraska</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>32. (132)</TD><TD>Pittsburgh Steelers</TD><TD>Xavier Fulton</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Illinois</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>33. (133)</TD><TD>San Diego Chargers (Compensatory) </TD><TD>Jarett Dillard</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Rice</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>34. (134)</TD><TD>San Diego Chargers (Compensatory)</TD><TD>Michael Hamlin</TD><TD>SS</TD><TD>Clemson</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>35. (135)</TD><TD>Tennessee Titans (Compensatory)</TD><TD>Myron Pryor</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Kentucky</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>36. (136)</TD><TD>Indianapolis Colts (Compensatory) </TD><TD>Kory Sheets</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Purdue</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
Round 5
<TABLE><THEAD><TR><TH>Pick</TH><TH>Team</TH><TH>Player</TH><TH>Position</TH><TH>School</TH></TR></THEAD><TBODY><TR class=last><TD>1. (137)</TD><TD>Seattle Seahawks</TD><TD>Javon Ringer</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Michigan State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>2. (138)</TD><TD>St. Louis Rams</TD><TD>Juaquin Iglesias</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Oklahoma</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>3. (139)</TD><TD>Kansas City Chiefs</TD><TD>Cornelius Lewis</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Tennessee State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>4. (140)</TD><TD>Chicago Bears (from Denver through Seattle) </TD><TD>Courtney Greene</TD><TD>SS</TD><TD>Rutgers</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>5. (141)</TD><TD>Philadelphia Eagles (from Cleveland)</TD><TD>Nic Harris</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>Oklahoma</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>6. (142)</TD><TD>Cincinnati Bengals</TD><TD>Matt Shaughnessy</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Wisconsin</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>7. (143)</TD><TD>Atlanta Falcons (from Oakland)</TD><TD>Jerraud Powers*</TD><TD>DC</TD><TD>Auburn</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>8. (144)</TD><TD>Jacksonville Jaguars</TD><TD>Brian Hoyer</TD><TD>QB</TD><TD>Michigan State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>9. (145)</TD><TD>Green Bay Packers</TD><TD>David Bruton</TD><TD>SS</TD><TD>Notre Dame</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>10. (146)</TD><TD>San Francisco 49ers</TD><TD>James Davis</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Clemson</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>11. (147)</TD><TD>Buffalo Bills</TD><TD>Kevin Ellison</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>USC</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>12. (148)</TD><TD>San Diego Chargers</TD><TD>Scott McKillop</TD><TD>ILB</TD><TD>Pittsburgh</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>13. (149)</TD><TD>Denver Broncos</TD><TD>Rashad Jennings</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Liberty</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>14. (150)</TD><TD>Washington Redskins</TD><TD>Dannell Ellerbe</TD><TD>SLB</TD><TD>Georgia</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>15. (151)</TD><TD>New York Giants (from New Orleans) </TD><TD>Jason Watkins</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Florida</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>16. (152)</TD><TD>Houston Texans</TD><TD>DeAndre Levy</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>Wisconsin</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>17. (153)</TD><TD>Philadelphia Eagles (from NY Jets)</TD><TD>Curtis Taylor</TD><TD>SS</TD><TD>LSU</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>18. (154)</TD><TD>Chicago Bears</TD><TD>Jonathan Luigs</TD><TD>OC</TD><TD>Arkansas</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>19. (155)</TD><TD>Tampa Bay Buccaneers</TD><TD>Sammie Stroughter</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Oregon State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>20. (156)</TD><TD>Dallas Cowboys</TD><TD>Zach Follett</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>Cal</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>21. (157)</TD><TD>Philadelphia Eagles</TD><TD>Brandon Gibson</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Washington State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>22. (158)</TD><TD>Minnesota Vikings</TD><TD>Ladarius Webb</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Nicholls State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>23. (159)</TD><TD>New England Patriots</TD><TD>Khalif Mitchell</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>East Carolina</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>24. (160)</TD><TD>Atlanta Falcons</TD><TD>Louis Vasquez</TD><TD>OG</TD><TD>Texas Tech</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>25. (161)</TD><TD>Miami Dolphins</TD><TD>John Phillips</TD><TD>TE</TD><TD>Virginia</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>26. (162)</TD><TD>Baltimore Ravens</TD><TD>Victor Butler</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>Oregon State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>27. (163)</TD><TD>Carolina Panthers</TD><TD>Anthony Hill</TD><TD>TE</TD><TD>N.C. State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>28. (164)</TD><TD>New York Giants</TD><TD>Ashlee Palmer</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>Ole Miss</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>29. (165)</TD><TD>Indianapolis Colts</TD><TD>Brandon Underwood</TD><TD>DC</TD><TD>Cincinnati</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>30. (166)</TD><TD>Dallas Cowboys (from Tennessee)</TD><TD>Pannel Egboh</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Stanford</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>31. (167)</TD><TD>Arizona Cardinals</TD><TD>Lee Robinson</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>Alcorn State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>32. (168)</TD><TD>Pittsburgh Steelers </TD><TD>Demonte' Bolden</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Tennessee</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>33. (169)</TD><TD>Pittsburgh Steelers (Compensatory)</TD><TD>Glover Quinn</TD><TD>FS</TD><TD>New Mexico</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>34. (170)</TD><TD>New England Patriots (Compensatory)</TD><TD>Johnnie Knox</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Abilene Christian </TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>35. (171)</TD><TD>San Francisco 49ers (Compensatory) </TD><TD>Ryan Mouton</TD><TD>DC</TD><TD>Hawaii</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>36. (172)</TD><TD>Dallas Cowboys (Compensatory) </TD><TD>Alex Boone</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Ohio State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>37. (173)</TD><TD>Tennessee Titans (Compensatory) </TD><TD>Vance Walker</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Georgia Tech</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
McShay Rounds 6 and 7
Round 6
<TABLE><THEAD><TR><TH>Pick</TH><TH>Team</TH><TH>Player</TH><TH>Position</TH><TH>School</TH></TR></THEAD><TBODY><TR class=last><TD>1. (174)</TD><TD>Detroit Lions</TD><TD>Andrew Gardner</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Georgia Tech</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>2. (175)</TD><TD>Kansas City Chiefs</TD><TD>Ramses Barden</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Cal Poly</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>3. (176)</TD><TD>St. Louis Rams</TD><TD>Kevin Ogletree</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Virginia</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>4. (177)</TD><TD>Cleveland Browns</TD><TD>Tiquan Underwood</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Rutgers</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>5. (178)</TD><TD>Seattle Seahawks</TD><TD>Trevor Canfield</TD><TD>OG</TD><TD>Cincinnati</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>6. (179)</TD><TD>Cincinnati Bengals</TD><TD>Rhett Bomar</TD><TD>QB</TD><TD>Sam Houston State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>7. (180)</TD><TD>Jacksonville Jaguars</TD><TD>Greg Isdaner</TD><TD>OG</TD><TD>West Virginia</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>8. (181)</TD><TD>Oakland Raiders</TD><TD>Tony Fiammetta</TD><TD>FB</TD><TD>Syracuse</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>9. (182)</TD><TD>Green Bay Packers</TD><TD>Worrell Williams</TD><TD>ILB</TD><TD>Cal</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>10. (183)</TD><TD>Buffalo Bills</TD><TD>Nate Davis</TD><TD>QB</TD><TD>Ball State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>11. (184)</TD><TD>San Francisco 49ers</TD><TD>Anthony Parker</TD><TD>OG</TD><TD>Tennessee</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>12. (185)</TD><TD>Denver Broncos</TD><TD>Hunter Cantwell</TD><TD>QB</TD><TD>Louisville</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>13. (186)</TD><TD>Washington Redskins</TD><TD>Matt Slauson</TD><TD>OG</TD><TD>Nebraska</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>14. (187)</TD><TD>Green Bay Packers (from New Orleans)</TD><TD>Ramon Foster</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Tennessee</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>15. (188)</TD><TD>Houston Texans</TD><TD>Stephen McGee</TD><TD>QB</TD><TD>Texas A&M</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>16. (189)</TD><TD>San Diego Chargers</TD><TD>Marlon Favorite</TD><TD>NT</TD><TD>LSU</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>17. (190)</TD><TD>Chicago Bears</TD><TD>Joel Bell</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Furman</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>18. (191)</TD><TD>Tampa Bay Buccaneers</TD><TD>Will Davis</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Illinois</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>19. (192)</TD><TD>Detroit Lions (from Dallas)</TD><TD>Gerald McRath</TD><TD>MLB</TD><TD>Southern Miss</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>20. (193)</TD><TD>New York Jets</TD><TD>Robert Brewster</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Ball State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>21. (194)</TD><TD>Philadelphia Eagles</TD><TD>Ryan Palmer</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Texas</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>22. (195)</TD><TD>Philadelphia Eagles (from Minnesota)</TD><TD>Seth Olsen</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Iowa</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>23. (196)</TD><TD>Atlanta Falcons</TD><TD>Troy Nolan</TD><TD>S</TD><TD>Arizona State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>24. (197)</TD><TD>Dallas Cowboys (from Miami)</TD><TD>Josh Mauga</TD><TD>ILB</TD><TD>Nevada</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>25. (198)</TD><TD>Baltimore Ravens</TD><TD>Deon Butler</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Penn State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>26. (199)</TD><TD>New England Patriots</TD><TD>Jacob Ingram</TD><TD>LS</TD><TD>Hawaii</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>27. (200)</TD><TD>New York Giants</TD><TD>Don Carey</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Norfolk State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>28. (201)</TD><TD>Indianapolis Colts</TD><TD>Garrett Reynolds</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>North Carolina</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>29. (202)</TD><TD>Carolina Panthers</TD><TD>Andy Kemp</TD><TD>OG</TD><TD>Wisconsin</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>30. (203)</TD><TD>Tennessee Titans</TD><TD>Arian Foster</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Tennessee</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>31. (204)</TD><TD>Arizona Cardinals</TD><TD>Bear Pascoe</TD><TD>TE</TD><TD>Fresno State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>32. (205)</TD><TD>Pittsburgh Steelers</TD><TD>Ellis Lankster</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>West Virginia</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>33. (206)</TD><TD>Tennessee Titans (compensatory)</TD><TD>Austin Collie</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>BYU</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>34. (207)</TD><TD>New England Patriots (compensatory)</TD><TD>Brannan Southerland</TD><TD>FB</TD><TD>Georgia</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>35. (208)</TD><TD>Dallas Cowboys (compensatory)</TD><TD>Mike Wallace</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Mississippi</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>36. (209)</TD><TD>Cincinnati Bengals (compensatory)</TD><TD>George Hypolite</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Colorado</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
Round 7
<TABLE><THEAD><TR><TH>Pick</TH><TH>Team</TH><TH>Player</TH><TH>Position</TH><TH>School</TH></TR></THEAD><TBODY><TR class=last><TD>1. (210)</TD><TD>Dallas Cowboys</TD><TD>Terrance Knighton</TD><TD>NT</TD><TD>Temple</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>2. (211)</TD><TD>St. Louis Rams</TD><TD>Brandon Long</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Michigan State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>3. (212)</TD><TD>Kansas City Chiefs</TD><TD>Chris Owens</TD><TD>DB</TD><TD>San Jose State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>4. (213)</TD><TD>Seattle Seahawks</TD><TD>Ian Campbell</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Kansas State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>5. (214)</TD><TD>Miami Dolphins (from Cleveland)</TD><TD>Devin Moore</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Wyoming</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>6. (215)</TD><TD>Cincinnati Bengals</TD><TD>Quan Cosby</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Texas</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>7. (216)</TD><TD>Oakland Raiders</TD><TD>A. Q. Shipley</TD><TD>C</TD><TD>Penn State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>8. (217)</TD><TD>Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from Jacksonville)</TD><TD>Jose Valdez</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Arkansas</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>9. (218)</TD><TD>Green Bay Packers</TD><TD>Brandon Hughes</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Oregon State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>10. (219)</TD><TD>San Francisco 49ers </TD><TD>Tom Brandstater</TD><TD>QB</TD><TD>Fresno State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>11. (220)</TD><TD>Buffalo Bills</TD><TD>Andrew Means</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Indiana</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>12. (221)</TD><TD>Minnesota Vikings (from Washington)</TD><TD>Dan Gronkowski</TD><TD>TE</TD><TD>Maryland</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>13. (222)</TD><TD>New Orleans Saints</TD><TD>P.J. Hill</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Wisconsin</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>14. (223)</TD><TD>Houston Texans</TD><TD>Stephen Hodge</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>TCU</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>15. (224)</TD><TD>San Diego Chargers</TD><TD>Deangelo Smith</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Cincinnati</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>16. (225)</TD><TD>Denver Broncos</TD><TD>Travis Bright</TD><TD>OG</TD><TD>BYU</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>17. (226)</TD><TD>Pittsburgh Steelers (from Tampa Bay)</TD><TD>John Parker Wilson</TD><TD>QB</TD><TD>Alabama</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>18. (227)</TD><TD>Dallas Cowboys</TD><TD>Roger Allen</TD><TD>OG</TD><TD>Missouri Western</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>19. (228)</TD><TD>New York Jets</TD><TD>Cedric Dockery</TD><TD>OG</TD><TD>Texas</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>20. (229)</TD><TD>Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from Chicago)</TD><TD>Moise Fokou</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>Maryland</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>21. (230)</TD><TD>Philadelphia Eagles</TD><TD>Henry Melton</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Texas</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>22. (231)</TD><TD>Minnesota Vikings</TD><TD>Clinton McDonald</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Memphis</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>23. (232)</TD><TD>Jacksonville Jaguars (from Miami)</TD><TD>Aaron Brown</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>TCU</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>24. (233)</TD><TD>Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from Baltimore)</TD><TD>Morgan Trent</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Michigan</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>25. (234)</TD><TD>New England Patriots</TD><TD>Jared Bronson</TD><TD>TE</TD><TD>Central Washington</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>26. (235)</TD><TD>Denver Broncos (from Atlanta)</TD><TD>George Bussey</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Louisville</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>27. (236)</TD><TD>Indianapolis Colts</TD><TD>Edwin Williams</TD><TD>OG</TD><TD>Maryland</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>28. (237)</TD><TD>Miami Dolphins (from Carolina)</TD><TD>Domonique Johnson</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Jackson State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>29. (238)</TD><TD>New York Giants</TD><TD>Chris Baker</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Hampton</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>30. (239)</TD><TD>Tennessee Titans</TD><TD>William Johnson</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Michigan</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>31. (240)</TD><TD>Arizona Cardinals</TD><TD>Darius Passmore</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Marshall</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>32. (241)</TD><TD>Pittsburgh Steelers</TD><TD>Javarris Williams</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Tennessee State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>33. (242)</TD><TD>Tennessee Titans (compensatory)</TD><TD>Quinn Johnson</TD><TD>FB</TD><TD>LSU</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>34. (243)</TD><TD>Washington Redskins (compensatory)</TD><TD>Graham Harrell</TD><TD>QB</TD><TD>Texas Tech</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>35. (244)</TD><TD>San Francisco 49ers (compensatory)</TD><TD>Derek Walker</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Illinois</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>36. (245)</TD><TD>Seattle Seahawks (compensatory)</TD><TD>Brian Hartline</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Ohio State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>37. (246)</TD><TD>Chicago Bears (compensatory)</TD><TD>Mortty Ivy</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>West Virginia</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>38. (247)</TD><TD>Seattle Seahawks (compensatory)</TD><TD>Jamarca Sanford</TD><TD>S</TD><TD>Mississippi</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>39. (248)</TD><TD>Seattle Seahawks</TD><TD>Ra'Shon Harris</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Oregon</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>40. (249)</TD><TD>Cincinnati Bengals (compensatory)</TD><TD>Antonio Appleby</TD><TD>MLB</TD><TD>Virginia</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>41. (250)</TD><TD>Jacksonville Jaguars (compensatory)</TD><TD>Robert Francois</TD><TD>ILB</TD><TD>Boston College</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>42. (251)</TD><TD>Chicago Bears (compensatory)</TD><TD>Phillip Hunt</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Houston</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>43. (252)</TD><TD>Cincinnati Bengals (compensatory)</TD><TD>Anthony Felder</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>Cal</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>44. (253)</TD><TD>Jacksonville Jaguars (compensatory)</TD><TD>Bruce Johnson</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Miami</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>45. (254)</TD><TD>Arizona Cardinals (compensatory)</TD><TD>C.J. Davis</TD><TD>OG</TD><TD>Pittsburgh</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>46. (255)</TD><TD>Detroit Lions (compensatory)</TD><TD>Marko Mitchell</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Nevada</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>47. (256)</TD><TD>Kansas City Chiefs (compensatory)</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
Round 6
<TABLE><THEAD><TR><TH>Pick</TH><TH>Team</TH><TH>Player</TH><TH>Position</TH><TH>School</TH></TR></THEAD><TBODY><TR class=last><TD>1. (174)</TD><TD>Detroit Lions</TD><TD>Andrew Gardner</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Georgia Tech</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>2. (175)</TD><TD>Kansas City Chiefs</TD><TD>Ramses Barden</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Cal Poly</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>3. (176)</TD><TD>St. Louis Rams</TD><TD>Kevin Ogletree</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Virginia</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>4. (177)</TD><TD>Cleveland Browns</TD><TD>Tiquan Underwood</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Rutgers</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>5. (178)</TD><TD>Seattle Seahawks</TD><TD>Trevor Canfield</TD><TD>OG</TD><TD>Cincinnati</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>6. (179)</TD><TD>Cincinnati Bengals</TD><TD>Rhett Bomar</TD><TD>QB</TD><TD>Sam Houston State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>7. (180)</TD><TD>Jacksonville Jaguars</TD><TD>Greg Isdaner</TD><TD>OG</TD><TD>West Virginia</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>8. (181)</TD><TD>Oakland Raiders</TD><TD>Tony Fiammetta</TD><TD>FB</TD><TD>Syracuse</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>9. (182)</TD><TD>Green Bay Packers</TD><TD>Worrell Williams</TD><TD>ILB</TD><TD>Cal</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>10. (183)</TD><TD>Buffalo Bills</TD><TD>Nate Davis</TD><TD>QB</TD><TD>Ball State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>11. (184)</TD><TD>San Francisco 49ers</TD><TD>Anthony Parker</TD><TD>OG</TD><TD>Tennessee</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>12. (185)</TD><TD>Denver Broncos</TD><TD>Hunter Cantwell</TD><TD>QB</TD><TD>Louisville</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>13. (186)</TD><TD>Washington Redskins</TD><TD>Matt Slauson</TD><TD>OG</TD><TD>Nebraska</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>14. (187)</TD><TD>Green Bay Packers (from New Orleans)</TD><TD>Ramon Foster</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Tennessee</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>15. (188)</TD><TD>Houston Texans</TD><TD>Stephen McGee</TD><TD>QB</TD><TD>Texas A&M</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>16. (189)</TD><TD>San Diego Chargers</TD><TD>Marlon Favorite</TD><TD>NT</TD><TD>LSU</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>17. (190)</TD><TD>Chicago Bears</TD><TD>Joel Bell</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Furman</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>18. (191)</TD><TD>Tampa Bay Buccaneers</TD><TD>Will Davis</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Illinois</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>19. (192)</TD><TD>Detroit Lions (from Dallas)</TD><TD>Gerald McRath</TD><TD>MLB</TD><TD>Southern Miss</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>20. (193)</TD><TD>New York Jets</TD><TD>Robert Brewster</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Ball State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>21. (194)</TD><TD>Philadelphia Eagles</TD><TD>Ryan Palmer</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Texas</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>22. (195)</TD><TD>Philadelphia Eagles (from Minnesota)</TD><TD>Seth Olsen</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Iowa</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>23. (196)</TD><TD>Atlanta Falcons</TD><TD>Troy Nolan</TD><TD>S</TD><TD>Arizona State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>24. (197)</TD><TD>Dallas Cowboys (from Miami)</TD><TD>Josh Mauga</TD><TD>ILB</TD><TD>Nevada</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>25. (198)</TD><TD>Baltimore Ravens</TD><TD>Deon Butler</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Penn State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>26. (199)</TD><TD>New England Patriots</TD><TD>Jacob Ingram</TD><TD>LS</TD><TD>Hawaii</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>27. (200)</TD><TD>New York Giants</TD><TD>Don Carey</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Norfolk State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>28. (201)</TD><TD>Indianapolis Colts</TD><TD>Garrett Reynolds</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>North Carolina</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>29. (202)</TD><TD>Carolina Panthers</TD><TD>Andy Kemp</TD><TD>OG</TD><TD>Wisconsin</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>30. (203)</TD><TD>Tennessee Titans</TD><TD>Arian Foster</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Tennessee</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>31. (204)</TD><TD>Arizona Cardinals</TD><TD>Bear Pascoe</TD><TD>TE</TD><TD>Fresno State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>32. (205)</TD><TD>Pittsburgh Steelers</TD><TD>Ellis Lankster</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>West Virginia</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>33. (206)</TD><TD>Tennessee Titans (compensatory)</TD><TD>Austin Collie</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>BYU</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>34. (207)</TD><TD>New England Patriots (compensatory)</TD><TD>Brannan Southerland</TD><TD>FB</TD><TD>Georgia</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>35. (208)</TD><TD>Dallas Cowboys (compensatory)</TD><TD>Mike Wallace</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Mississippi</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>36. (209)</TD><TD>Cincinnati Bengals (compensatory)</TD><TD>George Hypolite</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Colorado</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
Round 7
<TABLE><THEAD><TR><TH>Pick</TH><TH>Team</TH><TH>Player</TH><TH>Position</TH><TH>School</TH></TR></THEAD><TBODY><TR class=last><TD>1. (210)</TD><TD>Dallas Cowboys</TD><TD>Terrance Knighton</TD><TD>NT</TD><TD>Temple</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>2. (211)</TD><TD>St. Louis Rams</TD><TD>Brandon Long</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Michigan State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>3. (212)</TD><TD>Kansas City Chiefs</TD><TD>Chris Owens</TD><TD>DB</TD><TD>San Jose State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>4. (213)</TD><TD>Seattle Seahawks</TD><TD>Ian Campbell</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Kansas State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>5. (214)</TD><TD>Miami Dolphins (from Cleveland)</TD><TD>Devin Moore</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Wyoming</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>6. (215)</TD><TD>Cincinnati Bengals</TD><TD>Quan Cosby</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Texas</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>7. (216)</TD><TD>Oakland Raiders</TD><TD>A. Q. Shipley</TD><TD>C</TD><TD>Penn State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>8. (217)</TD><TD>Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from Jacksonville)</TD><TD>Jose Valdez</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Arkansas</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>9. (218)</TD><TD>Green Bay Packers</TD><TD>Brandon Hughes</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Oregon State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>10. (219)</TD><TD>San Francisco 49ers </TD><TD>Tom Brandstater</TD><TD>QB</TD><TD>Fresno State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>11. (220)</TD><TD>Buffalo Bills</TD><TD>Andrew Means</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Indiana</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>12. (221)</TD><TD>Minnesota Vikings (from Washington)</TD><TD>Dan Gronkowski</TD><TD>TE</TD><TD>Maryland</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>13. (222)</TD><TD>New Orleans Saints</TD><TD>P.J. Hill</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Wisconsin</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>14. (223)</TD><TD>Houston Texans</TD><TD>Stephen Hodge</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>TCU</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>15. (224)</TD><TD>San Diego Chargers</TD><TD>Deangelo Smith</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Cincinnati</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>16. (225)</TD><TD>Denver Broncos</TD><TD>Travis Bright</TD><TD>OG</TD><TD>BYU</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>17. (226)</TD><TD>Pittsburgh Steelers (from Tampa Bay)</TD><TD>John Parker Wilson</TD><TD>QB</TD><TD>Alabama</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>18. (227)</TD><TD>Dallas Cowboys</TD><TD>Roger Allen</TD><TD>OG</TD><TD>Missouri Western</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>19. (228)</TD><TD>New York Jets</TD><TD>Cedric Dockery</TD><TD>OG</TD><TD>Texas</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>20. (229)</TD><TD>Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from Chicago)</TD><TD>Moise Fokou</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>Maryland</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>21. (230)</TD><TD>Philadelphia Eagles</TD><TD>Henry Melton</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Texas</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>22. (231)</TD><TD>Minnesota Vikings</TD><TD>Clinton McDonald</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Memphis</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>23. (232)</TD><TD>Jacksonville Jaguars (from Miami)</TD><TD>Aaron Brown</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>TCU</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>24. (233)</TD><TD>Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from Baltimore)</TD><TD>Morgan Trent</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Michigan</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>25. (234)</TD><TD>New England Patriots</TD><TD>Jared Bronson</TD><TD>TE</TD><TD>Central Washington</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>26. (235)</TD><TD>Denver Broncos (from Atlanta)</TD><TD>George Bussey</TD><TD>OT</TD><TD>Louisville</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>27. (236)</TD><TD>Indianapolis Colts</TD><TD>Edwin Williams</TD><TD>OG</TD><TD>Maryland</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>28. (237)</TD><TD>Miami Dolphins (from Carolina)</TD><TD>Domonique Johnson</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Jackson State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>29. (238)</TD><TD>New York Giants</TD><TD>Chris Baker</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Hampton</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>30. (239)</TD><TD>Tennessee Titans</TD><TD>William Johnson</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Michigan</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>31. (240)</TD><TD>Arizona Cardinals</TD><TD>Darius Passmore</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Marshall</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>32. (241)</TD><TD>Pittsburgh Steelers</TD><TD>Javarris Williams</TD><TD>RB</TD><TD>Tennessee State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>33. (242)</TD><TD>Tennessee Titans (compensatory)</TD><TD>Quinn Johnson</TD><TD>FB</TD><TD>LSU</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>34. (243)</TD><TD>Washington Redskins (compensatory)</TD><TD>Graham Harrell</TD><TD>QB</TD><TD>Texas Tech</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>35. (244)</TD><TD>San Francisco 49ers (compensatory)</TD><TD>Derek Walker</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Illinois</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>36. (245)</TD><TD>Seattle Seahawks (compensatory)</TD><TD>Brian Hartline</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Ohio State</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>37. (246)</TD><TD>Chicago Bears (compensatory)</TD><TD>Mortty Ivy</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>West Virginia</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>38. (247)</TD><TD>Seattle Seahawks (compensatory)</TD><TD>Jamarca Sanford</TD><TD>S</TD><TD>Mississippi</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>39. (248)</TD><TD>Seattle Seahawks</TD><TD>Ra'Shon Harris</TD><TD>DT</TD><TD>Oregon</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>40. (249)</TD><TD>Cincinnati Bengals (compensatory)</TD><TD>Antonio Appleby</TD><TD>MLB</TD><TD>Virginia</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>41. (250)</TD><TD>Jacksonville Jaguars (compensatory)</TD><TD>Robert Francois</TD><TD>ILB</TD><TD>Boston College</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>42. (251)</TD><TD>Chicago Bears (compensatory)</TD><TD>Phillip Hunt</TD><TD>DE</TD><TD>Houston</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>43. (252)</TD><TD>Cincinnati Bengals (compensatory)</TD><TD>Anthony Felder</TD><TD>OLB</TD><TD>Cal</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>44. (253)</TD><TD>Jacksonville Jaguars (compensatory)</TD><TD>Bruce Johnson</TD><TD>CB</TD><TD>Miami</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>45. (254)</TD><TD>Arizona Cardinals (compensatory)</TD><TD>C.J. Davis</TD><TD>OG</TD><TD>Pittsburgh</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>46. (255)</TD><TD>Detroit Lions (compensatory)</TD><TD>Marko Mitchell</TD><TD>WR</TD><TD>Nevada</TD></TR><TR class=last><TD>47. (256)</TD><TD>Kansas City Chiefs (compensatory)</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
