Espn insider 7-round mock

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The 2006 NFL draft is rapidly approaching. With less than two weeks remaining before draft weekend kicks off on April 29, it's time to take a look at how the seven-round process could shake out:

 

+ = Underclassman

 

1. Houston Texans (2-14)

Top-five needs: OT, OG, DC, WR, RB

The pick: +Reggie Bush, RB, USC

The Texans are surprisingly fielding far more trade offers for their pick than the Saints are at No. 2. If the deal is sweet enough, there's still a chance that the Texans could trade down a few spots (Jets?) and still get an elite player at a position of greater need, such as NC State DE Mario Williams or Virginia OT D'Brickashaw Ferguson. When all the dust settles, however, the Texans are still expected to take Bush with the first overall selection. Running back is not one of the Texans' top positional needs, but Bush is far more than just a running back. He's the most explosive runner, receiver and return man that this year's class has to offer. No other rookie will make a bigger impact than Bush will for the Texans next season.

 

2. New Orleans Saints (3-13)

Top-five needs: OT, DT, OC, DC, OLB

The pick: +Mario Williams, DE, N.C. State

Priority No. 1 for the Saints is still to trade out of this pick. They would love to move down a bit, acquire an extra pick or two and still get one of the top three prospects on their wish list: Williams, Ferguson or Ohio State OLB A.J. Hawk. The team will send out smoke signals following USC QB Matt Leinart's private visit on Wednesday, but don't buy into the hype. If the Saints get stuck picking at No. 2, the decision will be between Williams and Ferguson. While Ferguson fills a great area of need, rumor has it the Saints have Williams rated ahead of him on their board.

 

3. Tennessee Titans (4-12) Top-five needs: OT, MLB, QB, RB, OC

The pick: Matt Leinart, QB, USC

The Titans have leaked information regarding an internal tug-of-war between the personnel department and coaching staff over the top-rated quarterback in this year's draft, but we are hearing otherwise. Vince Young would be a possibility if Leinart is off the board, but expect the Titans to go with the Southern Cal southpaw if he's available when they go on the clock. The Titans are not expected to come to a resolution with longtime franchise quarterback Steve McNair, so Leinart would have a chance to start immediately. Making this an even more natural fit is Leinart's relationship with offensive coordinator Norm Chow, who spent four years in a similar post at USC.

 

4. New York Jets (4-12)

Top-five needs: RB, OT, OLB, QB, OG

The pick: D'Brickashaw Ferguson, OT, Virginia

The Jets are rumored to be one of the teams pursuing a possible deal with the Texans for the No. 1 pick. If that's the case, they would obviously be going after Bush. The second plausible scenario is to trade up a couple spots to secure Leinart, but as of today there are no reports of the Jets contacting the Saints for such a deal. In my opinion, the Jets' best move is to stay put. They have seven picks in the first four rounds, which is more than any other team. Instead of packaging some of those picks to move up, the Jets would be wise to address as many needs as possible in what is an extremely deep talent base in the 2006 draft. In this scenario, Ferguson would be a great value with the fourth overall pick and he would help address a priority need.

 

5. Green Bay Packers (4-12)

Top-five needs: OG, OLB, OC, DE, WR

The pick: A.J. Hawk, OLB, Ohio State

The Packers have done a decent job of addressing their needs at wide receiver (Rod Gardner), defensive tackle (Ryan Pickett) and safety (Marquand Manuel) this offseason. Still missing, though, is an impact playmaker on defense. There are some reports regarding the Packers' growing interest in massive two-gap DT Haloti Ngata (Oregon). However, Hawk is a more complete player, and he could make a more immediate impact for a defense that is in desperate need of a playmaker and leader of his capacity.

 

6. San Francisco 49ers (4-12)

Top-five needs: OLB, FS, DC, DE, MLB

The pick: +Vernon Davis, TE, Maryland

The 49ers will entertain trade offers once they are on the clock. Unless they receive an undeniable offer, the wise move is to draft the most explosive pass-catching weapon in this year's class. At 6-foot-3 and 258 pounds, with 4.38-speed in the 40-yard dash, Davis has game-breaker written all over him. By using this pick on Davis, the 49ers could exponentially speed up QB Alex Smith's developmental process.

 

7. Oakland Raiders (4-12)

Top-five needs: OG, DT, OLB, SS, RB

The pick: +Vince Young, QB, Texas

The Raiders have bigger needs, but Young is too special of an athlete to pass on with this pick. Aaron Brooks can serve as a bridge-the-gap starter while Young takes a year or two developing. Andrew Walter, last year's third-round pick, can become a good insurance policy for the future and potentially could become good trade bait.

 

8. Buffalo Bills (5-11)

Top-five needs: OT, DT, DC, RB, WR

The pick: +Haloti Ngata, DT, Oregon

Offensive tackle is a primary need area for the Bills. USC OT Winston Justice is skyrocketing up draft boards following his outstanding pro-day workout, but it would be a slight reach to take Justice this high, especially considering some of his character issues. The Bills were able to upgrade their defensive line with the free-agency addition of DT Larry Tripplett, but they are still in search of a young impact player to groom alongside of him. While it seems that Florida State's Brodrick Bunkley is a better fit in the team's new defensive scheme, we're hearing that the Bills favor Ngata over Bunkley if they elect to draft this position. Defensive tackles tend to take longer to develop than most other positions, but the presence of Tripplett and Tim Anderson would allow Ngata to ease into a starting role.

 

9. Detroit Lions (5-11)

Top-five needs: DC, OLB, ILB, OT, RB

The pick: Michael Huff, DB, Texas

New head coach Rod Marinelli comes from a hard-nosed, defense-minded background, and he'll want to set the tone by selecting an impact playmaker on that side of the ball. Some think Huff can play cornerback in the NFL, while others think he'll be limited to safety. I think he can play some of both, especially with the Lions moving to more of a Cover 2 look under Marinelli. Regardless, Huff is the best defensive back in this year's class, and he would immediately give the Lions much-needed versatility in their secondary.

 

10. Arizona Cardinals (5-11)

Top-five needs: DB, TE, QB, OT, OLB

The pick: +Ernie Sims, OLB, Florida State

The Cardinals are mightily impressed with Justice but they know he's a bit of a reach at No. 10. They would love for Huff to fall to them here, but that's not the case in this scenario. Furthermore, while Jimmy Williams is high on everyone's board in terms of overall talent, there are too many concerns regarding his personality for the Cardinals to risk this high a pick on him. With all that said, the Cards will have a tough decision to make between Vanderbilt QB Jay Cutler, who provides promise for the future, and Sims, who could make an immediate impact playing opposite another young athletic outside linebacker, Karlos Dansby. Head coach Dennis Green and his staff are poised to make a playoff run soon, and Sims will help the team achieve that goal a lot quicker than Cutler.

 

11. St. Louis Rams (6-10)

Top-five needs: DT, DC, WLB, OG, OT

The pick: Chad Greenway, OLB, Iowa

This seems a bit high for Greenway to come off the board, but he is a safe pick at a position of need. If Sims slips past the Cardinals at pick No. 10, the Rams would likely take him ahead of Greenway. Another option is to draft Vanderbilt QB Jay Cutler, but new head coach Scott Linehan is an offensive guru who should be able to develop the team's quarterback of the future from a later round.

 

12. Cleveland Browns (6-10)

Top-five needs: DE, OLB, WR, NT, DC

The pick: Kamerion Wimbley, DE/OLB, Florida State

The Browns have been one of the most active teams in free agency this year, but they still have a number of holes to fill. After spending two of their three Day 1 picks last year on the offensive side of the ball, general manager Phil Savage knows he needs to give more attention to coach Romeo Crennel's defense. The Browns signed a couple of good fits for the 3-4 scheme, but OLB Willie McGinest and NT Ted Washington are aging and won't be around for long. If Ngata is still on the board, he would be an even better value as Washington's future replacement. In this case, though, Wimbley is the right selection. A former defensive end at Florida State, Wimbley is an ideal fit as a rush-linebacker in the Browns' 3-4 alignment. He could immediately upgrade the team's pass rush as a situational player early in his career before eventually taking over for McGinest as the full-time starter.

 

13. Baltimore Ravens (6-10)

Top-five needs: DS, QB, ROT, DT, OG

The pick: Brodrick Bunkley, DT, Florida State

Justice would be a consideration in this scenario, but Bunkley is a better value and a better fit. Bunkley has some character and durability issues that could cause him to slip, but we feel that he is a better overall prospect than Ngata. Bunkley has exceptional overall physical tools, as we saw from his jaw-dropping combine performance, and his production as a senior last season (25 tackles for loss, nine sacks) speaks for itself.

 

14. Philadelphia Eagles (6-10)

Top-five needs: OLB, WR, OT, RB, FS

The pick: +Winston Justice, OT, USC

Drafting a bigger back to take some of the load off Brian Westbrook's shoulders is a possibility, but the Eagles likely will address that need later. The team also needs help at wide receiver and outside linebacker, but no value exists to match this pick. With that in mind, Justice is the best fit. The Eagles are ancient at offensive tackle with Tra Thomas and Jon Runyan, so this would be a wise decision. Justice comes with some baggage and he needs some polishing, but his combination of size and athleticism are undeniable.

 

15. Denver Broncos (10-6)

Pick acquired from Falcons

Top-five needs: WR, TE, RB, OG/OC, DT

The pick: +Chad Jackson, WR, Florida

The Broncos are hoping to continue to make moves on draft day. Their primary goal is to package picks and move up for TE Davis. If they can't get that deal done, they'll look to acquire more picks by trading down. But if they get stuck at No. 15, look for the Broncos to select the best wide receiver on their board. Jackson needs some polish, but his size, explosive speed and playmaking ability would be a welcomed addition to a wide receiver corps that currently is in flux. Rod Smith is running out of time, and Ashley Lelie has proven to be too unreliable as a full-time starter. Jackson could contribute as a No. 3 immediately while being groomed as the primary target for the future.

 

16. Miami Dolphins (9-7)

Top-five needs: DC, WR, DS, OG, LB

The pick: +Santonio Holmes, WR, Ohio State

The Dolphins have addressed almost all of their needs via free agency, which gives them the flexibility that coach Nick Saban is looking for on draft weekend. Wimbley would be an option if he were still available. The team would also consider defensive backs such as Jimmy Williams or Donte Whitner (Ohio State). However, Holmes is one of only two elite wide receiver prospects in this year's draft, and he would make a bigger impact than the aforementioned prospects as a sub-package contributor behind starting WRs Chris Chambers and Marty Booker in 2006.

 

17. Minnesota Vikings (9-7)

Top-five needs: MLB, OLB, DC, QB, WR

The pick: Jay Cutler, QB, Vanderbilt

Linebacker and cornerback are two positions the Vikings are targeting with this pick, but new head coach Brad Childress could not pass on a quarterback of Cutler's ability if he slips this far. Cutler is a big, athletic quarterback with a rifle for an arm. He needs some technique work, but Childress would have the time he needs to develop Cutler as Brad Johnson's eventual successor.

 

18. Dallas Cowboys (9-7)

Top-five needs: FS, OT, OG, DC, NT

The pick: +Donte Whitner, DS, Ohio State

The Cowboys would love to trade down in order to get a better value for an offensive tackle such as Auburn's Marcus McNeill. Drafting Holmes is also a possibility if he's available here, but coach Bill Parcells doesn't like to draft wide receivers in the first round, and the team already has a load of money locked up in that position with the recent acquisition of Terrell Owens. So if the Cowboys are stuck with this pick, Whitner makes the most sense. The team needs an intelligent, speedy free safety to complement SS Roy Williams, and Whitner is the ideal match. He emerged as a true playmaker during his junior season at Ohio State, and his 40-yard dash time of 4.38 seconds helped catapult him into first-round consideration.

 

19. San Diego Chargers (9-7)

Top-five needs: OT, WR, DS, OG, DC

The pick: +Johnathan Joseph, DC, South Carolina

The Chargers would consider a wide receiver if Jackson or Holmes slips to them. However, after recently making the Sammy Davis (DC)-for-Rashaun Woods (WR) trade, the Chargers are in even greater need of an upgrade in the defensive secondary. Joseph would be a good fit with the 19th pick because he's an athletic playmaker who could contribute immediately as a nickel-slot cover corner.

 

20. Kansas City Chiefs (10-6)

Top-five needs: DC, WR, OG, DE, QB

Top pick: Tye Hill, DC, Clemson

The Chiefs are in desperate need of a starter opposite LDC Patrick Surtain, so look for them to use this pick on the best cover corner available. Hill is one of the fastest corners in his class and he can change directions quickly. While he's undersized, he has excellent leaping ability and is a fundamentally sound tackler.

 

21. New England Patriots (10-6)

Top-five needs: ILB/OLB, WR, DC, RB, DT

The pick: +Antonio Cromartie, DC, Florida State

The Patriots have several needs on defense, and they could use this pick on a wide receiver if Jackson or Holmes slides. While linebacker is a bigger need, ultimately, expect the Pats to go with a corner here. Cromartie is a bit raw and rusty after starting just one game at Florida State and missing the entire 2005 season with a knee injury. However, he is healthy now, and he possesses an outstanding combination of size, speed and athleticism. New England's coaching staff has done a good job of developing secondary players quickly (see Eugene Wilson, Asante Samuel and Ellis Hobbs) and there's no questioning Cromartie's upside.

 

22. Denver Broncos (10-6)

Pick acquired from Redskins

Top-five needs: WR, TE, RB, OG/OC, DT

The pick: DeAngelo Williams, RB, Memphis

Tatum Bell replaces Mike Anderson, who is now a Raven, as the primary back in Denver. However, Bell has had some problems staying healthy despite splitting carries with Anderson. Ron Dayne is a decent short-yardage ball carrier, but he is limited due to poor speed and lack of elusiveness. The Broncos need a No. 2 back who can spell Bell and step in if Bell misses time with an injury, which is why Williams makes sense here. Williams has excellent initial quickness and he shows a second gear in the open field. His vision and patience also make him a great fit for Denver's zone-blocking schemes.

 

23. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (11-5)

Top-five needs: OT, OC, WR, WLB, DE

The pick: Jimmy Williams, DC, Virginia Tech

The Buccaneers will try to make a move up the board for OT Justice, but they are unlikely to reach for an offensive tackle such as Marcus McNeill (Auburn) or Eric Winston (Miami) with this pick. If stuck at pick No. 23, look for the Bucs to take advantage of a slipping talent such as Williams. The Bucs need depth at cornerback, and Williams is a perfect fit because of his size, playmaking skills and ability to defend the run. He also has experience at free safety, which gives him added value in a secondary that needs more versatility.

 

24. Cincinnati Bengals (11-5)

Top-five needs: TE, DE, DC, MLB, RS

The pick: Manny Lawson, DE, N.C. State

The Bengals have several needs on the defensive side of the ball, and they also need a playmaker at tight end. While it's possibile that the team might select a tight end such as Georgia's Leonard Pope or UCLA's Marcedes Lewis, expect coach Marvin Lewis to go with an impact defender with this pick and then take advantage of this tight-end class in the next couple of rounds. Lawson is undersized and would be a better fit as a rush linebacker in a 3-4 scheme, but Lewis could afford to use Lawson as a situational pass-rusher early in his career while developing him for a role as a future starter.

 

25. New York Giants (11-5)

Top-five needs: OLB, WR, DT, OT, RB

The pick: Bobby Carpenter, OLB, Ohio State

Even if the Giants land free agent OLB LaVar Arrington, they still will be in the market for one in the first few rounds of the draft. Others such as DeMeco Ryans (Alabama) and Thomas Howard (UTEP) are possibilities, but Carpenter is the most versatile of the three available outside linebackers, and he also has a history with the organization, as his father, Rob, played for the Giants.

 

26. Chicago Bears (11-5)

Top-five needs: DC, TE, SLB, OT, DT

The pick: +Ashton Youboty, DC, Ohio State

Charles Tillman is coming offseason shoulder injury, unrestricted free agent Jerry Azumah isn't expected back and free-agent signee Dante Wesley isn't an every-down corner. Keeping that in mind, the Bears need a corner who will push for playing time opposite Nathan Vasher. Youboty is inconsistent and will give up some big plays when left on an island. However, he has good top-end speed, the frame to get bigger and good short-area man-to-man cover skills.

 

27. Carolina Panthers (11-5)

Top-five needs: SLB, TE, RB, OT, MLB

The pick: +LenDale White, RB, USC

White's postseason has been a disaster. On top of his hamstring injury, he has turned teams off by failing to get into shape and handle the process seriously. Regardless, White was extremely productive at the college level and is a powerful runner with good speed in the open field. While the Panthers have greater needs, White would give them great insurance should the oft-injured DeShaun Foster miss substantial time, and White will be the best available player if he slips to this pick.

 

28. Jacksonville Jaguars (12-4)

Top-five needs: OLB, TE, DE, OG, DC

The pick: Mathias Kiwanuka, DE, Boston College

The Jaguars could go in several different directions with this pick, including outside linebacker and tight end. Kiwanuka's draft stock has dipped considerably due to subpar showings at the Senior Bowl and combine. However, he is a proven playmaker who recorded 35½ sacks during his four seasons at Boston College. Kiwanuka could be brought along slowly as a situational pass-rusher behind RDE Paul Spicer, who is better defending the run than rushing the quarterback.

 

29. New York Jets (4-12):

Pick acquired from Broncos

Top-five needs: RB, OT, OLB, QB, OG

The pick: +Laurence Maroney, RB, Minnesota

The Jets want to substantially reduce 32-year-old Curtis Martin's workload, but there isn't an heir apparent on the roster. Selecting Maroney here would change that. Though Maroney doesn't have great size or strength, he has the burst to get around the corner quickly and he shows a second gear in the open field. He also reads his blocks well and has the lateral mobility to exploit cut-back lanes, so he should push for significant playing time early on.

 

30. Indianapolis Colts (14-2)

Top-five needs: RB, OLB, OG, MLB, DC

The pick: Joseph Addai, RB, LSU

It will be difficult for any back to fill Edgerrin James' shoes in Indianapolis, especially if the top four backs are taken by the time the Colts select at pick No. 30. Addai is a bit of a reach here, but the Colts might be willing to take the risk considering their dire situation. At the very least, Addai is a good fit for the Colts' scheme. He isn't elusive and he needs to continue to add bulk to his frame -- but he is quick, he has explosive top-end speed and he runs hard. In addition, he catches the ball well and he's versatile enough to line up in the slot, making him a good fit for the Colts' no-huddle offense.

 

31. Seattle Seahawks (13-3)

Top-five needs: DC, FS, WR, OG, TE

The pick: Richard Marshall, DC, Fresno State

Marshall is quietly climbing up many teams' draft boards right now. He has adequate size to go along with his excellent combination of speed and ball skills. Marshall recorded nine interceptions in just three seasons at Fresno State, and he held up well when matched up one-on-one against USC's top receivers. Former Seattle DC Andre Dyson signed with the Jets, and Marshall has the natural ability to replace him as the starter opposite Marcus Trufant, if he can stay healthy.

 

32. Pittsburgh Steelers (11-5)

Top-five needs: WR, DE, DS, OC/OG, ILB

The pick: Jason Allen, DB, Tennessee

The Super Bowl champs are obviously void of many pressing positional needs. However, receiver, defensive line and safety are three they will target with this pick. The Steelers are looking for a bigger target opposite Hines Ward, and they know they can get a better value with a prospect such as Notre Dame's Maurice Stovall in the second round. There are some concerns regarding Allen's long-term durability after he suffered a season-ending hip injury as a senior. However, there seem to be mixed reports regarding his medical results. If the Steelers' training staff gives its personnel department the green light, Allen would be a perfect fit as a future starter at free safety opposite SS Troy Polamalu. Don't forget; the Steelers cashed in on a similar injury situation last year with TE Heath Miller.

 

 

 

Round 2

 

 

33. Houston Texans

Eric Winston | OT | Miami

 

 

34. New Orleans Saints

Nick Mangold | OC | Ohio State

 

 

35. N.Y. Jets

Thomas Howard | OLB | UTEP

 

 

36. Green Bay Packers

Tamba Hali | DE | Penn State

 

 

37. San Francisco 49ers

Kelly Jennings | DC | Miami

 

 

38. Oakland Raiders

Gabe Watson | DT | Michigan

 

 

39. Tennessee Titans

D'Qwell Jackson | ILB | Maryland

 

 

40. Detroit Lions

Demeco Ryans | OLB | Alabama

 

 

41. Arizona Cardinals

Marcedes Lewis | TE | UCLA

 

 

42. Buffalo Bills

Marcus McNeill | OT | Auburn

 

 

43. Cleveland Browns

Sinorice Moss | WR | Miami

 

 

44. Baltimore Ravens

Ko Simpson | DS | South Carolina

 

 

45. Philadelphia Eagles

Roger McIntosh | OLB | Miami

 

 

46. St. Louis Rams

Claude Wroten | DT | LSU

 

 

47. Atlanta Falcons

Rodrique Wright | DT | Texas

 

 

48. Minnesota Vikings

Abdul Hodge | ILB | Iowa

 

 

49. Dallas Cowboys

Davin Joseph | OG | Oklahoma

 

 

50. San Diego Chargers

Andrew Whitworth | OT | LSU

 

 

51. Miami Dolphins

Brodie Croyle | QB | Alabama

 

 

52. New England Patriots

Brian Calhoun | RB | Wisconsin

 

 

53. Washington Redskins

Darryl Tapp | DE | Virginia Tech

 

 

54. Kansas City Chiefs

Demetrius Williams | WR | Oregon

 

 

55. Cincinnati Bengals

Leonard Pope | TE | Georgia

 

 

56. N.Y. Giants

Orien Harris | DT | Miami

 

 

57. Chicago Bears

Anthony Fasano | TE | Notre Dame

 

 

58. Carolina Panthers

Joe Klopfenstein | TE | Colorado

 

 

59. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Chris Chester | OC | Oklahoma

 

 

60. Jacksonville Jaguars

Dominique Byrd | TE | USC

 

 

61. Denver Broncos

Mark Anderson | DE | Alabama

 

 

62. Indianapolis Colts

Jon Alston | OLB | Stanford

 

63. Seattle Seahawks

Taitusi Lutui | OG | USC

 

64. Pittsburgh Steelers

Maurice Stovall | WR | Notre Dame

 

 

 

Round 3

 

 

65. Houston Texans

Max Jean-Gilles | OG | Georgia

 

 

66. Houston Texans (from New Orleans)

Cedric Griffin | DC | Texas

 

 

67. Green Bay Packers

John McCargo | DT | N.C. State

 

 

68. San Francisco 49ers

Daniel Bullocks | DS | Nebraska

 

 

69. Oakland Raiders

Darnell Bing | DS | UCLA

 

 

70. Buffalo Bills (from Tennessee)

Greg Jennings | WR | Western Michigan

 

 

71. N.Y. Jets

Kellen Clemens | QB | Oregon

 

 

72. Arizona Cardinals

Alan Zemaitis | DC | Penn State

 

 

73. Buffalo Bills

Danieal Manning | DB | Abilene Christian

 

 

74. Detroit Lions

Daryn Colledge | OT | Boise State

 

 

75. New England Patriots (from Baltimore)

Gerris Wilkinson | ILB | Georgia Tech

 

 

76. Philadelphia Eagles

Travis Wilson | WR | Oklahoma

 

 

77. St. Louis Rams

David Thomas | TE | Texas

 

 

78. Cleveland Browns

Montavious Stanley | DT | Louisville

 

 

79. Atlanta Falcons

Dee Webb | DC | Florida

 

 

80. Dallas Cowboys

Jonathan Scott | OT | Texas

 

 

81. San Diego Chargers

Derek Hagan | WR | Arizona State

 

 

82. Miami Dolphins

Pat Watkins | DS | Florida State

 

 

83. Minnesota Vikings

David Pittman | DC | Northwestern State

 

 

84. San Francisco 49ers (from Washington)

Parys Haralson | DE/OLB | Tennessee

 

 

85. Kansas City Chiefs

Charlie Whitehurst | QB | Clemson

 

 

86. New England Patriots

Brandon Williams | WR | Wisconsin

 

 

87. N.Y. Giants

Jason Avant | WR | Michigan

 

 

88. Chicago Bears

Devin Hester | WR/RS | Miami-Fla.

 

 

89. Carolina Panthers

Bernard Pollard | DS | Purdue

 

 

90. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Jeremy Trueblood | OT | Boston College

 

 

91. Cincinnati Bengals

DeMario Minter | DC | Georgia

 

 

92. Jacksonville Jaguars

Maurice Drew | RB/RS | UCLA

 

 

93. Denver Broncos

Tony Scheffler | TE | Western Michigan

 

 

94. Indianapolis Colts

Greg Eslinger | OC | Minnesota

 

95. Seattle Seahawks

Anthony Smith | DS | Syracuse

 

96. Pittsburgh Steelers

Charles Spencer | OG | Notre Dame

 

97. N.Y. Jets (Compensatory Selection)

Kyle Williams | DT | LSU

 

 

 

Round 4

 

 

98. Houston Texans

Will Blackmon | WR/RS | Boston College

 

 

99. New Orleans Saints

Babatunde Oshinowo | DT | Stanford

 

 

100. San Francisco 49ers

Victor Adeyanju | DE | Indiana

 

 

101. Oakland Raiders

Jerome Harrison | RB | Washington State

 

 

102. Tennessee Titans

Guy Whimper | OT | East Carolina

 

 

103. N.Y. Jets

Roman Harper | DS | Alabama

 

 

104. Green Bay Packers

Jason Spitz | OG/OC | Louisville

 

 

105. Buffalo Bills

Leon Washington | RB | Florida State

 

 

106. New England Patriots (from Detroit)

Stanley McClover | DE/OLB | Auburn

 

 

107. Arizona Cardinals

Omar Jacobs | QB | Bowling Green

 

 

108. Philadelphia Eagles

Dusty Dvoracek | DT | Oklahoma

 

 

109. St. Louis Rams

Tim Jennings | DC | Georgia

 

 

110. Cleveland Browns

Ryan O'Callaghan | OT | Cal

 

 

111. Baltimore Ravens

Zach Strief | OT | Northwestern

 

 

112. Atlanta Falcons

Rob Sims | OG | Ohio State

 

 

113. San Diego Chargers

Freddie Keiaho | ILB | San Diego State

 

 

114. Miami Dolphins

Elvis Dumervil | DE/OLB | Louisville

 

 

115. Minnesota Vikings

James Anderson | OLB | Virginia Tech

 

 

116. Philadelphia Eagles (from Dallas)

Calvin Lowry | DS | Penn State

 

 

117. N.Y. Jets (from Kansas City)

Fred Matua | OG | USC

 

 

118. New England Patriots

Charles Gordon | DC/WR/RS | Kansas

 

 

119. Denver Broncos (from Washington)

LeKevin Smith | DT | Nebraska

 

 

120. Chicago Bears

Jesse Mahelona | DT | Tennessee

 

 

121. Carolina Panthers

Brandon Johnson | OLB | Louisville

 

 

122. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Willie Reid | WR/RS | Florida State

 

 

123. Cincinnati Bengals

Jerious Norwood | RB/KR | Mississippi State

 

 

124. N.Y. Giants

Andre Hall | RB | South Florida

 

 

125. Jacksonville Jaguars

Brian Iwuh | OLB/DS | Colorado

 

 

126. Denver Broncos

Michael Robinson | WR | Penn State

 

 

127. Philadelphia Eagles (from Indianapolis)

Ray Edwards | DE | Purdue

 

128. Seattle Seahawks

Brandon Marshall | WR | Central Florida

 

129. Pittsburgh Steelers

Tim Dobbins | ILB | Iowa State

 

130. Denver Broncos (Compensatory Selection)

Rashad Butler | OT | Miami-Fla.

 

131. Pittsburgh Steelers (Compensatory Selection)

Chris Gocong | DE | Cal-Poly

 

132. Baltimore Ravens (Compensatory Selection)

Tarvaris Jackson | QB | Alabama State

 

133. Pittsburgh Steelers (Compensatory Selection)

Leon Williams | ILB | Miami-Fla.

 

 

 

Round 5

 

 

134. Houston Texans

A.J. Nicholson | OLB | Florida State

 

 

135. New Orleans Saints

Owen Daniels | TE | Wisconsin

 

 

136. New England Patriots (from Oakland)

Kai Parham | ILB | Virginia

 

 

137. Tennessee Titans

Derrick Martin | DC | Wyoming

 

 

138. N.Y. Jets

Eric Henderson | DE | Georgia Tech

 

 

139. Green Bay Packers

Devin Aromashodu | WR | Auburn

 

 

140. San Francisco 49ers

Julian Jenkins | DE | Stanford

 

 

141. Detroit Lions

Marcus Maxey | DB | Miami-Fla.

 

 

142. Arizona Cardinals

Jonathan Lewis | DT | Virginia Tech

 

 

143. Buffalo Bills

Garrett Mills | TE/FB | Tulsa

 

 

144. St. Louis Rams

Bruce Gradkowski | QB | Toledo

 

 

145. Cleveland Browns

Barry Cofield | DT | Northwestern

 

 

146. Baltimore Ravens

Jonathan Orr | WR | Wisconsin

 

 

147. Philadelphia Eagles

Gerald Riggs Jr | RB | Tennessee

 

 

148. Atlanta Falcons

P.J. Daniels | RB | Georgia Tech

 

 

149. Minnesota Vikings

Tim Day | TE | Oregon

 

 

150. Dallas Cowboys

Brent Hawkins | DE/OLB | Illinois State

 

 

151. San Diego Chargers

Kevin Boothe | OG | Cornell

 

 

152. Cleveland Browns (from New England)

Reggie McNeal | QB | Texas A&M

 

 

153. Washington Redskins

Clint Ingram | OLB | Oklahoma

 

 

154. Kansas City Chiefs

Jahri Evans | OG | Bloomsburg

 

 

155. Carolina Panthers

Paul McQuistan | OT | Weber State

 

 

156. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Jeremy Mincey | DE | Florida

 

 

157. Cincinnati Bengals

Greg Blue | DS/OLB | Georgia

 

 

158. N.Y. Giants

Lawrence Vickers | RB/FB | Colorado

 

 

159. Chicago Bears

Joe Toledo | OT | Washington

 

 

160. Jacksonville Jaguars

Anwar Phillips | DC | Penn State

 

 

161. Denver Broncos

D.J. Shockley | QB | Georgia

 

 

162. Indianapolis Colts

Gerrick McPhearson | DC | Maryland

 

 

163. Seattle Seahawks

T.J. Williams | TE | N.C. State

 

164. Pittsburgh Steelers

Jeremy Bloom | RS | Colorado

 

165. Green Bay Packers (Compensatory Selection)

Wendell Mathis | RB | Florida State

 

166. Baltimore Ravens (Compensatory Selection)

Marcus Hudson | DB | N.C. State

 

167. Pittsburgh Steelers (Compensatory Selection)

DonTrell Moore | RB | New Mexico

 

168. Philadelphia Eagles (Compensatory Selection)

Skyler Green | RS/WR | LSU

 

169. Tennessee Titans (Compensatory Selection)

Mike Hass | WR | Oregon

 

 

 

Round 6

 

 

170. Houston Texans

Dale Robinson | ILB | Arizona State

 

 

171. New Orleans Saints

Jeromey Clary | OT | Kansas State

 

 

172. Tennessee Titans

Ryan Cook | OC | New Mexico

 

 

173. N.Y. Jets

Todd Watkins | WR | BYU

 

 

174. New Orleans Saints (from Green Bay)

Darrell Hunter | DC | Miami-OH

 

 

175. San Francisco 49ers

Greg Lee | WR | Pittsburgh

 

 

176. Oakland Raiders

Omar Gaither | OLB | Tennessee

 

 

177. Arizona Cardinals

Antoine Bethea | DS | Howard.

 

 

178. Buffalo Bills

Tim McGarigle | ILB | Northwestern

 

 

179. Detroit Lions

Oliver Hoyte | ILB | N.C. State

 

 

180. Cleveland Browns

Dion Byrum | DC | Ohio

 

 

181. Baltimore Ravens

Chris Kuper | OG | North Dakota

 

 

182. Dallas Cowboys (from Philadelphia)

Josh Lay | DC | Piitsburgh

 

 

183. St. Louis Rams

E.J. Whitley | OT | Texas Tech

 

 

184. Atlanta Falcons

Cory Rodgers | WR/RS | TCU

 

 

185. Minnesota Vikings

Martin Nance | WR | Miami-OH

 

 

186. Kansas City Chiefs (from Dallas)

Brandon Guillory | DE | Louisiana-Monroe

 

 

187. San Diego Chargers

Adam Stenavich | OG | Michigan

 

 

188. San Diego Chargers (from Miami)

Jahmile Addae | DS | West Virginia

 

 

189. Washington Redskins

Johnny Jolly | DT | Texas A&M

 

 

190. Kansas City Chiefs

Taurean Henderson | RB | Texas Tech

 

 

191. New England Patiots

Josh Huston | PK | Ohio State

 

 

192. San Francisco 49ers (from Tampa Bay)

Hank Baskett | WR | New Mexico

 

 

193. Cincinnati Bengals

Darrell Hackney | QB | UAB

 

 

194. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from New York)

Travis Williams | OLB | Auburn

 

 

195. Chicago Bears

John Walker | DB | USC

 

 

196. Washington Redskins (from Carolina)

Terrance Pennington | OT | New Mexico

 

 

197. Jacksonville Jaguars

Mark Setterstrom | OG | Minnesota

 

 

198. Denver Broncos

Dwayne Slay | DS | Texas Tech

 

 

199. Indianapolis Colts

Stephen Tulloch | LB | N.C. State

 

200. Seattle Seahawks

Matt Bernstein | FB | Wisconsin

 

201. Pittsburgh Steelers

James Wyche | DE | Syracuse

 

202. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Compensatory Selection)

Marques Colston | WR | Hofstra

 

203. Baltimore Ravens (Compensatory Selection)

John Torp | PT | Colorado

 

204. Philadelphia Eagles (Compensatory Selection)

Derek Morris | OT | N.C. State

 

205. New England Patriots (Compensatory Selection)

Kedrick Golston | DT | Georgia

 

206. New England Patriots (Compensatory Selection)

Dan Stevenson | OG | Notre Dame

 

207. Indianapolis Colts (Compensatory Selection)

Drew Olson | QB | UCLA

 

208. Baltimore Ravens (Compensatory Selection)

Keith Ellison | OLB | Oregon State

 

 

Round 7

 

 

209. Cincinnati Bengals

Rob Ninkovich | DE | Purdue

 

 

210. New Orleans Saints

Marcus Vick | QB | Virginia Tech

 

 

211. N.Y. Jets

Mike Kudla | DE | Ohio State

 

 

212. Miami Dolphins (from Green Bay)

Anthony Schlegel | ILB | Ohio State

 

 

213. San Francisco 49ers

Terna Nande | OLB | Miami-OH

 

 

214. Oakland Raiders

Marvin Philip | OC | Cal

 

 

215. Tennessee Titans

Wali Lundy | RB | Virginia

 

 

216. Buffalo Bills

Jarrad Page | DS | UCLA.

 

 

217. Detroit Lions

Frostee Rucker | DE | USC

 

 

218. Arizona Cardinals

Dennis Roland | OT | Georgia

 

 

219. Baltimore Ravens

Charles Davis | TE | Purdue

 

 

220. Philadelphia Eagles

Jeff Webb | WR | San Diego State

 

 

221. St. Louis Rams

Ryan LaCasse | DE | Syracuse

 

 

222. Cleveland Browns

DeArrius Howard | RB | Arkansas

 

 

223. Atlanta Falcons

Scott Ware | DS | USC

 

 

224. Dallas Cowboys

Jeff King | TE | Virginia Tech

 

 

225. San Diego Chargers

Ben Obomanu | WR | Auburn

 

 

226. Miami Dolphins

Rob Meadow | OG | Washington

 

 

227. San Diego Chargers (from Minnesota)

Gilbert Harris | FB | Arizona

 

 

228. Kansas City Chiefs

Tony McDaniel | DT | Tennessee

 

 

229. New England Patriots

Marcus Green | DT | Ohio State

 

 

230. Washington Redskins

Troy Reddick | OT/OG | Auburn

 

 

231. Cincinnati Bengals

Freddie Roach | ILB | Alabama

 

 

232. N.Y. Giants

Miles Austin | WR | Monmouth

 

 

233. Miami Dolphins (from Chicago)

Jovon Bouknight | WR/RS | Wyoming

 

 

234. Carolina Panthers

Spencer Havner | OLB | UCLA

 

 

235. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Tommy Jackson | DT | Auburn

 

 

236. San Francisco 49ers (from Jacksonville)

Domata Peko | DT | Michigan State

 

 

237. Carolina Panthers (from Denver)

Jason Hatcher | DE | Grambling

 

 

238. Tennessee Titans (from Indianapolis)

Cory Ross | RB | Nebraska

 

239. Seattle Seahawks

Brad Smith | WR/RS | Missouri

 

240. Pittsburgh Steelers

Anthony Mix | H-Back | Auburn

 

241. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Compensatory Selection)

Patrick Ross | OC | Boston College

 

242. St. Louis Rams (Compensatory Selection)

Troy Bienemann | TE | Washington State

 

243. St. Louis Rams (Compensatory Selection)

Charles Bennett | DE | Clemson

 

244. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Compensatory Selection)

Adam Jennings | WR | Fresno State

 

245. Tennessee Titans (Compensatory Selection)

Quinn Sypniewski | TE | Colorado

 

246. Tennessee Titans (Compensatory Selection)

Anthony Trucks | OLB | Oregon

 

247. Detroit Lions (Compensatory Selection)

Jimmy Martin | OT | Virginia Tech

 

248. Buffalo Bills (Compensatory Selection)

Domenik Hixon | RS/WR| Akron

 

249. Seattle Seahawks (Compensatory Selection)

Reuben Houston | DC | Georgia Tech

 

250. Washington Redskins (Compensatory Selection)

Ryan Plackemeier | PT | Wake Forest

 

251. Houston Texans (Compensatory Selection)

Charlton Keith | DE | Kansas

 

252. New Orleans Saints (Compensatory Selection)

Kevin Simon | OLB | Tennessee

 

253. Green Bay Packers (Compensatory Selection)

Dawan Landry | DS | Georgia Tech

 

254. San Francisco 49ers (Compensatory Selection)

Will Derting | OLB | Washington State

 

255. Oakland Raiders (Compensatory Selection)

Delanie Walker | WR | Missouri State