* = Sleeper picks (some may be different than from article I had yesterday)
This draft is as of April 21. I have to submit it in time to be up for draft day. The Jacksonville/Oakland trade isn’t included because Groves hasn’t had his physical yet.
1. St. Louis SAM BRADFORD QB OKLAHOMA
There could be a different team making this pick, but I don’t think that’ll be happening. The Rams will take Bradford, but there’s a lot of new doubt because they traded former 1st round pick Adam Carriker. However, this won’t influence their decision (and desperate need now that they cut Marc Bulger) to draft a QB. Bradford will be a good pro if he can get a good supporting cast, be protected by a Rams offensive line who hasn’t been the greatest in the past, and he can get some good receivers. He has a super accurate arm, but if he’s behind a bad line, he’ll be batted around and end up injured quite a bit. The Rams need to protect him.
2. Detroit NDAMUKONG SUH DT NEBRASKA
This pick should be Suh because he’ll mean more to the team than an elite offensive tackle. Suh will be Detroit’s defensive playmaker and will dominate the middle. They can look for a good defensive tackle later in the draft, although they’ll have to make it with their second round pick because this year’s offensive line class is top heavy.
3. Tampa Bay GERALD MCCOY DT OKLAHOMA
McCoy is perfect for the Buc’s defense, although they probably would take Suh if he’s available. Tampa’s defense needs to find a way back to the way they used to be, so taking a dominant defensive tackle makes sense. McCoy is the second best prospect this year behind Suh, so Tampa will be able to fill a need and take the best available player.
4. Washington RUSSELL OKUNG OT OKLAHOMA STATE
Donovan McNabb has been brought in and Washington has solved their QB situation at least for another 2 years. Jason Campbell might be packaged with picks and traded on draft day. Washington is converting to the 3-4 defense, and with the addition of Adam Carriker, they have gotten an early start on that. Still, the number one need for Washington now is taking a franchise left tackle and that tackle is Russell Okung.
5. Kansas City TRENT WILLIAMS OT OKLAHOMA
I’ve heard people say that Williams is the number one tackle this year or a possible bust candidate…I disagree with both. Kansas City gets a versatile offensive lineman who is athletic and will give Matt Cassel better protection. Brandon Albert would be moved if the Chiefs do indeed pick an offensive tackle.
6. Seattle BRYAN BULAGA OT IOWA
Seattle has so many needs, but building on the offensive line is so important. Since there isn’t a huge difference maker left, they should go with an offensive tackle to take Walter Jones’ spot. Bulaga will be able to come in and start right away if need be. Bulaga had a thyroid condition take away a few college career games, but he’s checked out ok with that.
7. Cleveland ERIC BERRY S TENNESSEE
Safety is not a premium position, but Eric Berry can not fall any further than here. Teams don’t like paying safeties top 10 money, but Eric Berry is well worth this pick. Berry is the clear-cut top safety prospect now that Earl Thomas probably will be a corner in the NFL. Cleveland has needs everywhere and taking the best available here is the smartest decision they can make in this draft.
8. Oakland BRUCE CAMPBELL OT MARYLAND
Speaking of smart decisions, this is what NOT to do. Al Davis continues to use the 40 time and workouts to judge players. This has worked in the past and every once in a while, but it’s also why the Raiders have been in a free fall since their Super Bowl season of 2002. This franchise is in a never ending spiral down the black hole. Darius Heyward-Bey did worse than Louis Murphy last season and now Bruce Campbell will be another underachiever as a first round pick for the Raiders because he doesn’t belong at number 8 overall. He can become a good tackle, but being drafted this high will make expectations unreachable.
9. Buffalo JIMMY CLAUSEN QB NOTRE DAME
Clausen has smaller hands apparently, so some people are saying that he can’t be successful in Buffalo. This is bull. Clausen will bring leadership to a team that’s seriously in need of a leader who’ll remind them of the good ‘ole days. Clausen has been in a pro style offense and he’s been groomed for the NFL. If Buffalo takes Clausen, they’ll need to protect him and give him help just like the Rams will need to do. If you can’t protect the QB, you’re not going to succeed.
10. Jacksonville DERRICK MORGAN DE GEORGIA TECH
Aaron Kampman was signed, but he’s coming off ACL injury, plus Derrick Harvey isn’t the pass rusher he was envisioned to be. However he has been a good run defender. Morgan plays the run and pass equally well and has a non-stop motor. I saw a comment on NFL.com from someone saying that Morgan will quit on plays. That’s ignorant. This pick will be best available player. It just depends on how GM Gene Smith stacks his board.
11. Denver – from Chicago DEZ BRYANT WR OKLAHOMA STATE
Character concerns? Has Bryant ever been arrested? No. So the little character concerns are just the same characteristics that NFL wide receivers have. So what if he’s a diva? You want your WRs to want the ball all the time. Bryant will not fall out of the top 15, especially just because some people feel his character is in question. He’s undoubtedly the best and top WR prospect.
12. Miami DAN WILLIAMS DT TENNESSEE
Williams rode a huge Senior season to the top 15 of this year’s draft. Miami will be looking for a new nose tackle since Jason Ferguson is suspended and is getting older. This pick could also be Brandon Graham because Jason Taylor was let go.
13. San Francisco JOE HADEN CB FLORIDA
San Francisco’s pass defense was bad last year, so they possibly could pick Haden with this pick. He could be a top 10 pick, but some teams were scared off by his 40 time. Never the less, I still think he’ll be a very good NFL corner. Maybe not a shutdown corner, but a very good corner.
14. Seattle – from Denver CJ SPILLER RB CLEMSON
Rumor has it that the Giants want to draft Spiller. He won’t make it that far. Spiller is a top playmaker in this draft and he could be going even higher than this if someone wants to trade for him. He’s more of a complementary back, but he offers kick returning abilities.
15. New York Giants ROLANDO MCCLAIN MLB ALABAMA
In recent drafts, middle linebackers have dropped (last year James Laurinitis and Rey Maualuga). However, I think that the Giants really like McClain and since Antonio Pierce is gone, they’ll go for McClain here.
16. Tennessee JASON PIERRE-PAUL DE USF
I’ve read where scouts have called Pierre-Paul a freak. Well, maybe Pierre-Paul will remind Jeff Fisher about Jevan Kearse. JPP is a boom or bust product. He didn’t start many games at USF last year, and he came from 2 different JUCO programs prior to coming to USF. So there’s inexperience and risk associated with this pick.
17. San Francisco – from Carolina ANTHONY DAVIS OT RUTGERS
There are effort concerns with Davis, but he is still a first round prospect. San Francisco’s offensive line was bad last season and they need someone across from Joe Staley.
18. Pittsburgh EARL THOMAS CB/S TEXAS
The Steelers could be movers on draft night if they can find a trading partner for Big Ben. If nothing happens, Earl Thomas will most likely be the pick if he’s available. Thomas can probably make the switch from safety at Texas to NFL corner.
19. Atlanta BRANDON GRAHAM DE/OLB MICHIGAN
I think if Graham falls this far, the Falcons will jump on him. It could even be considered a steal, that’s how far up draft boards he’s moved this offseason. He’s an excellent pass rusher.
20. Houston KYLE WILSON CB BOISE STATE
Another riser after the season ended, Kyle Wilson separated himself from the second round corners and pushed up to a mid-to-late 1st round prospect. Houston is very thin at corner, so it will be a no brainer for them if he’s here.
21. Cincinnati JERMAINE GRESHAM TE OKLAHOMA
Chase Coffman was drafted by the Bengals last year in the third round, but I don’t think that’ll deter them from taking Gresham. Palmer can take all the receiving help he can get. Matt Jones and Antonio Bryant sure as heck won’t be reliable.
22. New England EVERSON GRIFFEN DE USC
Griffen has a tremendous jump off the line. He played both linebacker and defensive end at USC, so he’s good for New England’s 3-4. After JPP, he’s got the most potential and could become an elite defensive end, especially under the eye of Belichick.
23. Green Bay CHARLES BROWN OT USC
Green Bay desperately needs offensive line help. It’ll all depend on how Ted Thompson’s draft board is stacked. He drafts the best available player. Charles Brown is a former tight end. Many have had this pick penciled in since February.
24. Philadelphia SEAN WEATHERSPOON OLB MISSOURI
The Eagles traded for Ernie Sims but that doesn’t mean they’re set at linebacker. They still will need another one. Weatherspoon showed at the Senior Bowl and during his time at Mizzou that he is worthy of a first round pick.
25. Baltimore JARED ODRICK DT PENN STATE
Odrick is perfect for a 3-4 team. A lot of mockers and scouts might see him as a steal for lasting so long. He’ll be heavily coveted by the 3-4 teams in the mid-to-later first round.
26. Arizona SERGIO KINDLE OLB TEXAS
The loss of Karlos Dansby will force the Cardinals to find a new linebacker who can get to the QB and Kindle is very good at it. Arizona also has to look at offensive line. If they can’t give Matt Leinhart the chance to throw, he’ll never develop.
27. Dallas MIKE IUPATI OG IDAHO
Dallas doesn’t really like to select offensive linemen in the first round historically, but if Iupati is here, they’ll have to like him. He’s a great run blocker. During the Senior Bowl he showed that he may have some holding issues, but that isn’t enough to deter teams from seeing how he played in actual college games.
28. San Diego RYAN MATHEWS RB FRESNO STATE
Ladainian Tomlinson of course bolted for the Jets and Darren Sproles is not a number one back who can carry the load. He’s more of a complementary back. Ryan Mathews can be that main back in San Diego. Last year’s 2nd leading rusher in D1-A could be gone by the time the Chargers pick, so they could be in line to trade up for him.
29. New York Jets JERRY HUGHES DE/OLB TCU
Just because the Jets signed Jason Taylor doesn’t mean that they won’t draft another player at a similar position. Taylor is 35 years old, Vernon Gholston’s a bust, and Shaun Ellis is 32, so the Jets will still be looking for someone at DE or OLB.
30. Minnesota DEVIN MCCOURTY CB RUTGERS
The Vikes just signed Lito Sheppard, but that doesn’t make any difference. They still need depth and security at corner. It’s a tight race between McCourty and suddenly rising Kareem Jackson as another corner who could get into the first round.
31. Indianapolis MAURKICE POUNCEY C FLORIDA
Pouncey could be drafted as high as the top 15. Mel Kiper Jr. said that he had a higher grade than Nick Mangold had a few years back. So Pouncey could definitely appear anywhere from Pittsburgh to Arizona or Green Bay.
32. New Orleans BRIAN PRICE DT UCLA
Price is a shorter than you’d like DT, but he was the PAC-10 defensive player of the year and he terrorized backfields all season long. Price could drop out of the first round, but I can see him ending up on any of the last three teams (Saints, Colts, Vikings).
Round 2
1. St. Louis GOLDEN TATE WR NOTRE DAME
2. Detroit JAHVID BEST RB CALIFORNIA
3. Tampa Bay ARRELIOUS BENN WR ILLINOIS
4. Kansas City ROB GRONKOWSKI TE ARIZONA
5. Philadelphia – from Washington TAYLOR MAYS S USC
6. Cleveland COLT MCCOY QB TEXAS
7. Oakland BRANDON GHEE CB WAKE FOREST
8. San Diego – from Seattle LINVAL JOSEPH DT EAST CAROLINA
9. Buffalo TERRENCE CODY DT ALABAMA
10. Tampa Bay – from Chicago KAREEM JACKSON CB ALABAMA
11. *Denver – from Miami SEAN LEE MLB PENN STATE
12. New England – from Jacksonville DEXTER MCCLUSTER RB/WR OLE MISS
13. Denver TYSON ALUALU DL CALIFORNIA
14. New York Giants COREY WOOTON DE NORTHWESTERN
15. New England – from Tennessee DEMARYIOUS THOMAS WR GEORGIA TECH
16. Carolina TIM TEBOW QB FLORIDA
17. San Francisco NATE ALLEN S USF
18. Kansas City – from Atlanta BRANDON LAFELL WR LSU
19. Houston TOBY GERHART RB STANFORD
20. Pittsburgh RODGER SAFFOLD OT INDIANA
21. New England JIMMY GRAHAM TE MIAMI (FL)
22. Cincinnati DAMIAN WILLIAMS WR USC
23. Philadelphia ALEX CARRINGTON DE ARKANSAS STATE
24. Green Bay PATRICK ROBINSON CB FLORIDA STATE
25. Baltimore CAM THOMAS NT NORTH CAROLINA
26. Arizona ERIC NORWOOD OLB SOUTH CAROLINA
27. Dallas CHRIS COOK CB VIRGINIA
28. Seattle – from San Diego VLADIMIR DUCASSE OL MASSACHUSETTS
29. New York Jets MORGAN BURNETT S GEORGIA TECH
30. Minnesota BEN TATE RB AUBURN
31. Indianapolis JARED VELDHEER OT HILLSDALE
32. New Orleans DARYL WASHINGTON OLB TCU
Round 3
1. St. Louis AARON HERNANDEZ TE FLORIDA
2. Detroit DOMINIQUE FRANKS CB OKLAHOMA
3. Tampa Bay CARLOS DUNLAP DE FLORIDA
4. Kansas City BRANDON SPIKES LB FLORIDA
5. Oakland DORIN DICKERSON TE PITT
6. Philadelphia – from Seattle KOA MISI OLB UTAH
7. Cleveland JEROME MURPHY CB SOUTH FLORIDA
8. Buffalo NAVARRO BOWMAN LB PENN STATE
9. Miami JASON WORILDS DE/OLB VIRGINIA TECH
10. Jacksonville CARLTON MITCHELL WR USF
11. Chicago JOHN JERRY OT OLE MISS
12. New York Giants LAMARR HOUSTON DT TEXAS
13. Tennessee THADDEUS GIBSON OLB OHIO STATE
14. Carolina AUSTEN LANE DE MURRAY STATE
15. San Francisco JON ASAMOAH OG ILLINOIS
16. Denver MATT TENNANT C BOSTON COLLEGE
17. Houston AKWASI OWUSU-ANSAH CB, IUP
18. Pittsburgh JD WALTON C BAYLOR
19. Atlanta RICKY SAPP OLB CLEMSON
20. Cincinnati CHAD JONES S LSU
21. Cleveland – from New England JERMAINE CUNNINGHAM DE FLORIDA
22. Green Bay JONATHAN DWYER RB GEORGIA TECH
23. Philadelphia MITCH PETRUS OG ARKANSAS
24. Arizona – from Baltimore TONY PIKE QB CINCINNATI
25. Arizona SELVISH CAPERS OT WEST VIRGINIA
26. Dallas ED WANG OT VIRGINIA TECH
27. San Diego WALTER THURMOND CB OREGON
28. Cleveland – from New York Jets MARDY GILYARD WR CINCINNATI
29. Minnesota GENO ATKINS DT GEORGIA
30. Indianapolis AMARI SPIEVEY CB IOWA
31. New Orleans DAN LEFEVOUR QB CENTRAL MICHIGAN
32. Cincinnati (comp) DEKODA WATSON OLB FLORIDA STATE
33. *Tennessee (comp) ANDRE ROBERTS WR CITADEL
34. Atlanta (comp) ERIC DECKER WR MINNESOTA
Round 4
1. St. Louis MAJOR WRIGHT S FLORIDA
2. Detroit TONY WASHINGTON OT ABILENE CHRISTIAN
3. Tampa Bay DANIEL TE’O NESHEIM DE WASHINGTON
TB has nothing at DE. They could take more than one in the draft.
4. Kansas City JEVAN SNEAD QB OLE MISS
5. Washington MIKE JOHNSON OG ALABAMA
6. Seattle PERRISH COX CB OKLAHOMA STATE
7. Philadelphia – from Cleveland MONTARIO HARDESTY RB TENNESSEE
They got mike bell, but he only had 3.8 ypc avg last year, in a high octane offense.
8. Oakland JACOBY FORD WR CLEMSON
9. Buffalo O’BRIEN SCHOFIELD LB WISCONSIN
10. Jacksonville RESHAD JONES S GEORGIA
11. Chicago DARRELL STUCKEY S KANSAS
12. Miami DENNIS PITTA TE BYU
13. Tennessee AJ JEFFERSON CB FRESNO STATE
14. Carolina PERRY RILEY OLB LSU
15. San Francisco JOE MCKNIGHT RB USC
San Fran said they’d be looking for a change of pace back in the draft a few months back.
16. Denver ED DICKSON TE OREGON
17. New York Giants DONALD BUTLER LB WASHINGTON
18. Pittsburgh TORRELL TROUP DT UCF
19. Atlanta JAVIER ARENAS CB ALABAMA
20. Houston D’ANTHONY SMITH DT LOUISIANA TECH
21. New England RENNIE CURRAN LB GEORGIA
22. Cincinnati BRANDON LANG DE TROY
23. Philadelphia CJ WILSON DE EAST CAROLINA
24. Green Bay ZANE BEADLES OG UTAH
25. Arizona – from Baltimore JAMAR CHANEY MLB MISSISSIPPI STATE
26. New York Jets – from Arizona LAGARRETTE BLOUNT RB OREGON
27. Dallas TAYLOR PRICE WR OHIO
28. San Diego JORDAN SHIPLEY WR TEXAS
29. Seattle – from Philadelphia LINDSEY WITTEN DE CONNECTICUT
30. Minnesota TONY MOEAKI TE IOWA
31. Indianapolis CLIFTON GEATHERS DE SOUTH CAROLINA
32. New Orleans TJ WARD S OREGON
33. Cincinnati (comp) ARTHUR JONES DT SYRACUSE
Round 5
1. St. Louis WALTER MCFADDEN CB AUBURN
2. Seattle – from Detroit GARRETT GRAHAM TE WISCONSIN
3. Cleveland – from Tampa Bay GREG HARDY DE OLE MISS
4. St. Louis – from Washington MYRON LEWIS S VANDERBILT
5. Kansas City ALTERRAUN VERNER CB UCLA
6. Denver – from Cleveland KEVIN THOMAS CB USC
7. Oakland JARRETT BROWN QB WEST VIRGINIA
8. Seattle JONATHAN CROMPTON QB TENNESSEE
9. Buffalo MIKE WILLIAMS WR SYRACUSE
10. Chicago BLAIR WHITE WR MICHIGAN STATE
11. Kansas City – from Miami TED LARSEN C NC STATE
12. *Jacksonville ARMANTI EDWARDS WR APPALACHIAN STATE
13. Kansas City – from Carolina AJ EDDS OLB IOWA
14. Miami – from San Francisco KAM CHANCELLOR S CLEMSON
15. Cleveland – from Detroit CLAY HARBOR TE MISSOURI STATE
16. New York Giants JEREMY WILLIAMS WR TULANE
17. Tennessee MARSHALL NEWHOUSE OG TCU
18. Atlanta JOSHUA MOORE CB KANSAS STATE
19. Houston GEORGE JOHNSON DE RUTGERS
20. Pittsburgh JOE WEBB WR UAB
21. Cincinnati LEIGH TIFFIN K ALABAMA
22. Tampa Bay – from New England ANTHONY DIXON RB MISSISSIPPI STATE
23. Green Bay AL WOODS NT LSU
24. Pittsburgh – from New York Jets PHILLIP DILLARD MLB NEBRASKA
25. Baltimore DONOVAN WARREN CB/S MICHIGAN
26. Baltimore – from Arizona ANDREW QUARLESS TE PENN STATE
27. Oakland – from Dallas MIKE NEAL DT PURDUE
28. San Diego DEZMON BRISCOE WR KANSAS
29. Cleveland – from New York Jets KURT COLEMAN S OHIO STATE
30. Minnesota JOHN SKELTON QB FORDHAM
31. Indianapolis JAMES STARKS RB BUFFALO
32. Washington – from Philadelphia KYLE CALLOWAY OT IOWA
33. Pittsburgh (comp) RODDRICK MUCKELROY OLB TEXAS
34. Atlanta (comp) SHAWN LAUVAO OG ARIZONA STATE
35. Pittsburgh (comp) NOLAN CARROLL CB MARYLAND
36. Minnesota (comp) LARRY ASANTE S NEBRASKA
37. San Diego (comp) WILLIE YOUNG DE/OLB NORTH CAROLINA STATE
38. Green Bay (comp) ERIC OLSEN C NOTRE DAME
Round 6
1. *St. Louis DEJI KARIM RB SOUTHERN ILLINOIS
2. Atlanta – from Detroit DAVID PENDER CB PURDUE
3. Tampa Bay TREVARD LINDLEY CB KENTUCKY
4. Miami – from Kansas City CAMERON SHEFFIELD OLB TROY
5. Miami – from Washington KEVIN BASPED DE NEVADA
6. Carolina – from Oakland COREY PETERS DT KENUCKY
7. Seattle SYD’QUAN THOMPSON CB CALIFORNIA
8. Cleveland EMMANUEL SANDERS WR SMU
9. Buffalo JASON FOX OT MIAMI
10. Miami SIMONI LAWRENCE OLB MINNESOTA
11. *Jacksonville ARTHUR MOATS OLB JAMES MADISON
12. Chicago CREZDON BUTLER CB CLEMSON
13. San Francisco RILEY COOPER WR FLORIDA
14. Denver SHAY HODGE WR OLE MISS
15. New York Giants MIKE HOOMANAWANUI TE ILLINOIS
16. Tennessee JOHN ESTES C HAWAII
17. Cleveland – from Carolina PAT ANGERER MLB IOWA
18. Houston MARCUS EASLEY WR CONNECTICUT
19. Pittsburgh LONYAE MILLER RB FRESNO STATE
20. Atlanta SCOTT LONG WR LOUISVILLE
21. New England RAHIM ALEM DE LSU
22. Cincinnati CIRON BLACK OG LSU
23. Buffalo – from Philadelphia SAM YOUNG OT NOTRE DAME
24. Green Bay CHARLES SCOTT RB LSU
25. Baltimore ANTONIO BROWN WR CENTRAL MICHIGAN
26. Arizona DAVID REED WR UTAH
27. Dallas KAVELL CONNER OLB CLEMSON
28. Houston – from San Diego DARIAN STEWART S SOUTH CAROLINA
29. New York Jets JEFF OWENS DT GEORGIA
30. Minnesota FREDDIE BARNES WR BOWLING GREEN
31. Philadelphia – from Indianapolis LEVI BROWN QB TROY
32. New Orleans ANDRE DIXON RB CONNECTICUT
33. Carolina (comp) KYLE WILLIAMS WR ARIZONA STATE
34. Jacksonville (comp) TED LARSON C NC STATE
35. Carolina (comp) EJ WILSON DE NORTH CAROLINA
36. New England (comp) ADRIAN TRACEY OLB WILLIAM & MARY
37. San Francisco (comp) BEN BURNEY CB COLORADO
38. Tennessee (comp) EARL MITCHELL DT ARIZONA
Round 7
1. Washington – from St. Louis BRANDON BANKS WR KANSAS STATE
2. Buffalo – from Detroit DANE FLETCHER OLB MONTANA STATE
3. Tampa Bay MYRON ROLLE S FLORIDA STATE
4. St. Louis – from Washington DAVID GETTIS WR BAYLOR
5. Miami – from Kansas City CHRIS HAWKINS CB LSU
6. Detroit – from Seattle ROBERT JOHNSON S UTAH
7. Detroit – from Cleveland CHARLIE TANNER OG TEXAS
8. Oakland TRINDON HOLLIDAY WR LSU
9. Buffalo ANTHONY MCCOY TE USC
10. Tampa Bay – from Jacksonville ANDREW LEWIS OG OKLAHOMA STATE
11. Chicago SHELLEY SMITH OG COLORADO STATE
12. Miami KEILAND WILLIAMS RB LSU
13. Detroit – from Denver TRAVIS GOETHEL MLB ARIZONA STATE
14. New York Giants SHAWNBREY MCNEAL RB SMU
15. Tennessee MIKE KAFKA QB NORTHWESTERN
16. Carolina STEVENSON SYLVESTER OLB UTAH
17. *San Francisco RAFAEL PRIEST CB TCU
18. *Pittsburgh PATRICK STOUDAMIRE CB WESTERN ILLINOIS
19. St. Louis – from Atlanta BRYAN MCCANN CB SMU
20. Houston ZAC ROBINSON QB OKLAHOMA STATE
21. Cincinnati HALL DAVIS DE LA-LAFAYETTE
22. New England JOE PAWELEK MLB BAYLOR
23. Green Bay CHRIS MCCOY OLB MIDDLE TENNESSEE
24. New England – from Philadelphia MIKE NEWTON CB BUFFALO
25. Tampa Bay – from Baltimore LEVI HORN OT MONTANA
26. Arizona DENNIS LANDOLT OT PENN STATE
27. Dallas KEVIN HASLAM OT RUTGERS
28. San Diego CHRIS MARAGOS S WISCONSIN
29. New York Jets CHRIS BROWN RB OKLAHOMA
30. Minnesota SEYI AJIROTUTU WR FRESNO STATE
31. Indianapolis ALEX PARSONS OG USC
32. New Orleans JAMES RUFFIN DE NORTHERN IOWA
33. Indianapolis (comp) SEAN LISSEMORE DT WILLIAM & MARY
34. Tennessee (comp) MICAH JOHNSON MLB KENTUCKY
35. Pittsburgh (comp) SEAN CANFIELD QB OREGON STATE
36. Philadelphia (comp) JOIQUE BELL RB WAYNE STATE
37. Philadelphia (comp) DARRYL SHARPTON MLB MIAMI
38. Seattle (comp) JAMAR WALL CB TEXAS TECH
39. Indianapolis (comp) LARRY HART OLB CENTRAL ARKANSAS
40. New England (comp) SAM SHIELDS CB MIAMI (FL)
41. New England (comp) JAY ROSS DT EAST CAROLINA
42. Carolina (comp) NATE BYHAM TE PITTSBURGH
43. New England (comp) NAAMAN ROOSEVELT WR BUFFALO
44. Oakland (comp) KYLE BOSWORTH OLB UCLA
45. Miami (comp) DORIAN BROOKE OG JAMES MADISON
46. Tampa Bay (comp) DANNY BATTEN DE SOUTH DAKOTA STATE
47. St. Louis (comp) BRANDON SHARPE DE/OLB TEXAS TECH
48. Detroit (comp) BRANDON CARTER OG TEXAS TECH
