bearsfan_51
10-22-2007, 03:35 AM
I decided not to wait this time as the Colts-Jaguars game won't have a huge impact on draft picks anyway.
I did a little bit of trading here just to keep it honest. The order is once again based off of my own particular formula. I've been told by a few people that they really like the order so feel free to use it for your mocks as well.
1)Miami Dolphins- Glenn Dorsey- Defensive Tackle, Louisiana State University
- I've re-changed my mind. The Dolphins are reportedly going to have a fire sale this offseason with guys like Jason Taylor and Zach Thomas very possibly on the way out. This says to me that anything is possible and that they will be looking for young players to build around. Long is a very good prospect but he doesn't grade out to an elite LT. QB is an option but not likely considering they passed on Quinn and ended up with Beck. Dorsey is the best defensive prospect in this draft and should be the pick here.
2)St.Louis Rams- Jake Long- Offensive Tackle, Michigan
-There is a lot wrong with the Rams, but offensive line looks to be the worst of it all. Their offense is a shell of what it used to be and to fix it they should look up front first.
3)Atlanta Falcons- Darren McFadden- Runningback, Arkansas
-I'm not sure that Petrino would make this pick, but he should strongly consider it. Norwood is a good player, but it doesn't look like they view him as a feature runner for whatever reason. Warrick Dunn is done (no pun intended) and while there are some good quarterbacks in the draft, likely none deserve top 3 money. McFadden should be a mortal lock for the top 3 along with Dorsey.
4)New York Jets- Chris Long- Defensive End, Virginia
-Those that question this pick likely haven't been paying attention this year. Long is one of the few players that came out seemingly overhyped and has actually lived beyond his hype. He has a tremendous moter, good strength, had 10 sacks played 3-4 DE, and despite his size seems to have the attitude to be able to do all that is asked of him. He seems like a top 10 lock at this point, and top 5 isn't out of the question.
5)Buffalo Bills- Desean Jackson- Wide Reciever, California
-The defense for the Bills has been solid, despite suffering heavy injuries. The offense? Eh...not so much. I'm not sure Trent Edwards is the answer, but it doesn't matter what I think. Odds are that Marv and Dick are back and I don't think they'll pull the plug on him. Because of that I think they give him a speed option on the other side of Lee Evans and give this offense a whole new dimension.
6)Oakland Raiders-Calais Campbell, Defensive End, Miami
-Campbell has been a bit of a letdown this year, but he's still an absolutely imposing force on defense. The Raiders went heavy on offense last year and it may have been at the expense of their defense. Their D-line needs help, and it starts here.
7)New England Patriots (f/SF)- James Laurinaitis- Inside Linebacker, OSU
-Can you imagine how fortunate the Pats would be to win the Superbowl and get a top 10 pick? It could definately happen. "The Animal" isn't quite the prospect A.J Hawk was when he came out, but it's close.
8)Houston Texans- Kenny Phillips- Safety, Miami
-The O-line is still not stellar, but it's been adequate so far this year. The secondary, however, has been dreadful and torn apart by injuries. Even when healthy they're nothing special and Phillips would bring an immediate presence to this defense.
9)Cincinnatti Bengals- Derrick Harvey- Defensive End, Florida
-The Bengals have struggled to find someone opposite of Justin Smith, and even Smith has been a dissapointment so far this season.
10)Minnesota Vikings- Andre Woodson- Quarterback, Kentucky
-There are already rumors that the Vikings will be looking for a change at Quarterback next season and it's no suprise. If they had an even adequate guy behind center they'd be in serious contention for a playoff spot.
11)Denver Broncos- Sedrick Ellis- Defensive Tackle, USC
-I had them taking Ellis at #7 so there's no change here. It was a good win against the Steelers but their run defense is still terrible.
Philadelphia trades the 12th pick in the 2008 draft to the Carolina Panthers for the 19th pick and the 51st pick in the 2008 draft
12)Carolina Panthers- Matt Ryan, Boston College
-This is a trade that makes sense for both teams, the Bears are all but sure to take Ryan at 14 and the Panthers should strongly consider what they need to do to secure their QB of the future. Delhomme is going to be 33 next year and coming off of a season ending injury. It's a little steep of a price to move up 7 spots, but franchise quarterbacks don't come along every day.
13)Dallas Cowboys (f/Cle)- Malcolm Jenkins- Cornerback, Ohio State
-Jenkins is the best corner in the draft and could immediately challenge Anthony Henry for the spot opposite Newman.
14)Chicago Bears- Sam Baker- Offensive Tackle, USC
- Brian Griese has been playing very well so far. The offensive line, not so much. It seems more than likely that the Bears would not trade up to get a QB and while Brohm is a possibility I see Angelo playing it safer and looking for the left tackle of the future.
The New Orleans Saints trade the 15th pick in the 2008 draft to the Atlanta Falcons for the 35th pick and the 40th pick in the 2008 draft
-Would the Saints make a draft day trade with the Falcons? Well the Eagles did with the Cowboys last year and I think the temptation to trade down and acquire more picks would be too tempting for a team with lots of needs on defense.
15)Atlanta Falcons- Brian Brohm- Quarterback, Louisville
-The Falcons could not play this better. Granted this still leaves a lot of holes but gives them tons of weapons and young talent on offense. It's going to be a mutli-year building project in Atlanta either way, but this gives them two young stars to build around and get people re-intersted in the Falcons again. The Falcons have to trade up here with the Bucs and Ravens lurking.
16)Detroit Lions- Justin King- Cornerback, Penn State
-You can basically take any of the back seven positions and they would be a possibility for the Lions. If King runs the 4.2 forty that some people are expecting he could go much higher. The Lions don't really run a traditional Tampa 2 anyway, and could use a corner that can actually play some man.
17)Arizona Cardinals- Vernon Gholston- Defensive End/OLB, Ohio State
-Tyson Jackson is having something of a dissapointing season so far so I think he stays. Gholtston, on the other hand, would probably be best served to come out now. This gives them another tool to switch to the 3-4.
18)Kansas City Chiefs- Ryan Clady- Offensive Tackle, Boise State
-Damion McIntosh has been having an "ok" season so far, but nothing too spectacular, and his current play is probably about the best as can be expected so far. Once again I want to take this time to point out that I had the Chiefs as a .500 team when everyone else had them picking in the top 5.
19)Philadelphia Eagles (f/Car)- Gosder Cherlius- Offensive Tackle, Boston College
-Malcolm Kelley gets some consideration here but even if Winston Justice turns out well, both of the Eagles offensive tackles are getting up there in age. Is the difference between Baker and Cherlius worth a 2nd rounder? I'm not sure, but it's worth considering.
20)Tennessee Titans- Malcolm Kelley- Wide Reciever, Oklahoma
-This would be a great fit and value for the Titans. Vince Young needs some real wide recievers.
21)Tampa Bay Bucs- Early Doucett- Wide Reciever, LSU
-The Bucs miss out on trading up for a QB, but that's probably not a big deal for Chucky as he likes to deal with vet QB's anyway. Doucett would give them a nice target to work with and help offset the inevitable decline of Galloway (assuming that ever happens of course)
22)Washington Redskins- Adarius Bowman- Wide Reciever, Oklahoma State
-I'll keep giving this pick cause it makes too much damn sense not to quite frankly.
23)Baltimore Ravens- Michael Oher- Offensive Tackle, Ole Miss
-I think the Ravens would love to trade up for Matt Ryan, but don't have the ammo that Carolina does. The consolation here is a good OT to help out a rather mediocre line. The benefit of Oher is that he can play inside at first and contribute right away if need be.
24)Seattle Seahawks- Steve Slaton- Runningback, West Virginia
-The Seahawks are a confusing team. They don't have any glaring holes but still seem to play mediocre football the past year and a half. One thing that is clear is that Shaun Alexander isn't what he used to be. He even struggled against a team like Rams. At the very least Slaton can be a change of pace back.
The San Diego Chargers trade the 25th pick in the 2008 NFL draft to the New Orleans Saints for the 35th and 79th pick in the 2008 NFL Draft
25)New Orleans Saints- Dan Conner- Linebacker, Penn State
-I would be shocked if the Chargers don't at least try to trade back now that they have no other picks on the first day. The Saints, on the other hand, move back into the 1st to get the player they probably would have taken at #15 and pick up an extra 2nd in the end.
26)New York Giants- Keith Rivers- Linebacker, USC
-Cornerback is a possibility here but the value is better at linebacker. Giants are playing much better but still need another playmaker to put next to Pierce.
Jacksonville trades the 27th and 91st picks to the Buffalo Bills for the 37th and 69th pick and a 4th pick in the 2009 NFL Draft
27)Buffalo Bills (f/Jac)- Reggie Smith- S/CB, Oklahoma
-Whether it's at FS next to Donte Whitner or at cornerback, the Bills could use some secondary help and Smith would be great value here. Jacksonville doesn't have any pressing needs and thus trades back.
28)Pittsburgh Steelers- Quentin Groves- DE/OLB
-The Steelers don't have any glaring needs. O-Line is a question but there's not much value here. Groves gives them another outside pass presence and is good value here.
29)Green Bay Packers- Felix Jones- Runningback, Arkansas
-Cornerback is a possibility here, but the Packers have gone heavily defensively and need to balance that out at some point. The Aaron Rodgers era will begin sooner rather than later and they're going to need a strong running game to compliment him. Jones is underlooked because he plays 2nd fiddle to McFadden, but is a 1st round prospect in his own right. I expect him to jump ship from the Razorbacks program, have a great combine, and push for the 1st round.
30)San Francisco 49'ers (f/Ind)- Earl Bennett- Wide Reciever, Vanderbilt
-I wish I could say I was suprised at the Niners mediocre performance so far. They have some young talent but not enough pieces to make a run. It really comes down to Alex Smith, who the jury is still out on. If they want to have success, however, they're going to need more weapons.
The Dallas Cowboys trade the 31st pick in the 2008 draft to the Arizona Cardinals for the 49th pick and the 81st pick in the 2008 draft
31)Arizona Cardinals-Mike Jenkins- Cornerback, South Florida
-There's really no great value here for the Cowboys, and I can see Arizona trading up. They got a guy for their front seven in Gholston, now they've got a guy for their secondary in Jenkins.
2nd round
33)Miami- Tony Hills- OT, Texas
34)St. Louis-Fili Moala- DT, USC
35)San Diego (f/NO, f/Atl)- Ray Maualuga- ILB, USC
36)New York Jets- Aqib Talib- CB, Kansas
37)Jacksonville (f/Buffalo)- Barry Richardson- OT, Clemson
Oakland trades the 38th pick to Cleveland for the 45th pick and the 109th pick
38)Cleveland (f/Oak)- Jonathan Stewart- RB, Oregon
39)San Fran- Terrell Thomas- CB, USC
40)New Orleans (f/Atl, f/Hou)- Antoine Cason- CB, Arizona
41)Cincinnatti- Dre Moore- DT, Maryland
42)Minnesota- Limas Sweed- WR, Texas
43)Denver- Ali Highsmith- OLB, LSU
44)Philadelphia- Keenan Burton- WR, Kentucky
45)Oakland (f/Cle)- Heath Benedict- OT, Newberry
46)Chicago- Erik Ainge- QB, Tennessee
47)New Orleans- DeMarrio Pressley- DT, North Carolina State
48)Detroit- Phillip Wheeler- ILB, Georgia Tech
49)Dallas (f/Ari)- Harry Douglass- WR, Louisville
50)Kansas City- DeJuan Tribble- CB, Boston College
51)Philadelphia (f/Car)- Xavier Adibi- OLB, Virginia Tech
52)Tenneseee- Dwight Lowry- CB, San Diego State
53)Tampa Bay- Tashard Choice- RB, Georgia Tech
54)Washington- Lawrence Jackson- DE, USC
55)Baltimore- Shawn Crable- DE/OLB, Michigan
56)Seattle- Fred Davis- TE, USC
57)Miami (f/SD)- D.J Hall- WR, Alabama
58)New York Giants- Tracy Porter- CB, Indiana
59)Jacksonville- Bruce Davis- DE, UCLA
60)Pittsburgh- Chris Williams- OT, Vanderbilt
61)Green Bay- Chevis Jackson- CB, LSU
62)Indianapolis- Jonathan Goff- ILB, Vanderbilt
63)Dallas- Frank Okam- NT, Texas
64)New England- Mike Hart- RB, Michigan
3rd Round
65)Miami- Jasper Brinkley- ILB, South Carolina
66)St.Louis- Josh Barrett- SS, Arizona State
67)Atlanta- Kirk Barton- OT, Ohio State
68)New York Jets- John Carlson- TE, Notre Dame
69)Jacksonville (f/Buf)- Chad Henne- QB, Michigan
70)New England (f/Oak)- Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, CB, Tennessee State
71)San Fran- Jonathan Hefney- FS, Tennessee
72)Houston- Dontrell Savage- RB, Oklahoma State
73)Cincinnattti- Vince Hall- LB, Virginia Tech
74)Minnesota- Mike McGlynn- OT, Pittsburgh
75)Minnesota (f/Den)- Thomas Decoud- FS, California
76)Philadelphia- Craig Steltz- SS, LSU
77)Cleveland- Red Bryant- NT, Texas A&M
78)Chicago- Quentin Demps- S, UTEP
79)San Diego (f/NO)- Chris Johnson- RB, East Carolina
80)Detroit- Marcus Griffin- S, Texas
81)Dallas (f/Ari)- Eric Young- G, Tennessee
82)Kansas City- Andre Fluellen- DT, Florida State
83)Carolina- Kenny Iwebema- DE, Iowa
84)Tennesee- Steve Justice- C, Wake Forest
85)Tampa Bay- Colt Brennan- QB, Hawaii
86)Washington- Roy Schuening- G, Oregon State
87)Buffalo (f/Bal)- Chris Ellis- DE, Virginia Tech
88)Seattle-Andre Caldwell- WR, Florida
89)Chicago (f/SD)- Shannon Tevaga- G, UCLA
90)New York Giants- William Franklin- WR, Missouri
91)Buffalo (f/Jac)- Ezra Butler- OLB, Nevada
92)Pittsburgh- Donnie Avery- WR, Houston
93)Green Bay- Martin Rucker- TE, Missouri
94)Indianapolis- Dorien Bryant- WR, Purdue
95)Dallas- Ryan Torrian- RB, Arizona State
96)New England- Beau Bell- ILB, UNLV
I did a little bit of trading here just to keep it honest. The order is once again based off of my own particular formula. I've been told by a few people that they really like the order so feel free to use it for your mocks as well.
1)Miami Dolphins- Glenn Dorsey- Defensive Tackle, Louisiana State University
- I've re-changed my mind. The Dolphins are reportedly going to have a fire sale this offseason with guys like Jason Taylor and Zach Thomas very possibly on the way out. This says to me that anything is possible and that they will be looking for young players to build around. Long is a very good prospect but he doesn't grade out to an elite LT. QB is an option but not likely considering they passed on Quinn and ended up with Beck. Dorsey is the best defensive prospect in this draft and should be the pick here.
2)St.Louis Rams- Jake Long- Offensive Tackle, Michigan
-There is a lot wrong with the Rams, but offensive line looks to be the worst of it all. Their offense is a shell of what it used to be and to fix it they should look up front first.
3)Atlanta Falcons- Darren McFadden- Runningback, Arkansas
-I'm not sure that Petrino would make this pick, but he should strongly consider it. Norwood is a good player, but it doesn't look like they view him as a feature runner for whatever reason. Warrick Dunn is done (no pun intended) and while there are some good quarterbacks in the draft, likely none deserve top 3 money. McFadden should be a mortal lock for the top 3 along with Dorsey.
4)New York Jets- Chris Long- Defensive End, Virginia
-Those that question this pick likely haven't been paying attention this year. Long is one of the few players that came out seemingly overhyped and has actually lived beyond his hype. He has a tremendous moter, good strength, had 10 sacks played 3-4 DE, and despite his size seems to have the attitude to be able to do all that is asked of him. He seems like a top 10 lock at this point, and top 5 isn't out of the question.
5)Buffalo Bills- Desean Jackson- Wide Reciever, California
-The defense for the Bills has been solid, despite suffering heavy injuries. The offense? Eh...not so much. I'm not sure Trent Edwards is the answer, but it doesn't matter what I think. Odds are that Marv and Dick are back and I don't think they'll pull the plug on him. Because of that I think they give him a speed option on the other side of Lee Evans and give this offense a whole new dimension.
6)Oakland Raiders-Calais Campbell, Defensive End, Miami
-Campbell has been a bit of a letdown this year, but he's still an absolutely imposing force on defense. The Raiders went heavy on offense last year and it may have been at the expense of their defense. Their D-line needs help, and it starts here.
7)New England Patriots (f/SF)- James Laurinaitis- Inside Linebacker, OSU
-Can you imagine how fortunate the Pats would be to win the Superbowl and get a top 10 pick? It could definately happen. "The Animal" isn't quite the prospect A.J Hawk was when he came out, but it's close.
8)Houston Texans- Kenny Phillips- Safety, Miami
-The O-line is still not stellar, but it's been adequate so far this year. The secondary, however, has been dreadful and torn apart by injuries. Even when healthy they're nothing special and Phillips would bring an immediate presence to this defense.
9)Cincinnatti Bengals- Derrick Harvey- Defensive End, Florida
-The Bengals have struggled to find someone opposite of Justin Smith, and even Smith has been a dissapointment so far this season.
10)Minnesota Vikings- Andre Woodson- Quarterback, Kentucky
-There are already rumors that the Vikings will be looking for a change at Quarterback next season and it's no suprise. If they had an even adequate guy behind center they'd be in serious contention for a playoff spot.
11)Denver Broncos- Sedrick Ellis- Defensive Tackle, USC
-I had them taking Ellis at #7 so there's no change here. It was a good win against the Steelers but their run defense is still terrible.
Philadelphia trades the 12th pick in the 2008 draft to the Carolina Panthers for the 19th pick and the 51st pick in the 2008 draft
12)Carolina Panthers- Matt Ryan, Boston College
-This is a trade that makes sense for both teams, the Bears are all but sure to take Ryan at 14 and the Panthers should strongly consider what they need to do to secure their QB of the future. Delhomme is going to be 33 next year and coming off of a season ending injury. It's a little steep of a price to move up 7 spots, but franchise quarterbacks don't come along every day.
13)Dallas Cowboys (f/Cle)- Malcolm Jenkins- Cornerback, Ohio State
-Jenkins is the best corner in the draft and could immediately challenge Anthony Henry for the spot opposite Newman.
14)Chicago Bears- Sam Baker- Offensive Tackle, USC
- Brian Griese has been playing very well so far. The offensive line, not so much. It seems more than likely that the Bears would not trade up to get a QB and while Brohm is a possibility I see Angelo playing it safer and looking for the left tackle of the future.
The New Orleans Saints trade the 15th pick in the 2008 draft to the Atlanta Falcons for the 35th pick and the 40th pick in the 2008 draft
-Would the Saints make a draft day trade with the Falcons? Well the Eagles did with the Cowboys last year and I think the temptation to trade down and acquire more picks would be too tempting for a team with lots of needs on defense.
15)Atlanta Falcons- Brian Brohm- Quarterback, Louisville
-The Falcons could not play this better. Granted this still leaves a lot of holes but gives them tons of weapons and young talent on offense. It's going to be a mutli-year building project in Atlanta either way, but this gives them two young stars to build around and get people re-intersted in the Falcons again. The Falcons have to trade up here with the Bucs and Ravens lurking.
16)Detroit Lions- Justin King- Cornerback, Penn State
-You can basically take any of the back seven positions and they would be a possibility for the Lions. If King runs the 4.2 forty that some people are expecting he could go much higher. The Lions don't really run a traditional Tampa 2 anyway, and could use a corner that can actually play some man.
17)Arizona Cardinals- Vernon Gholston- Defensive End/OLB, Ohio State
-Tyson Jackson is having something of a dissapointing season so far so I think he stays. Gholtston, on the other hand, would probably be best served to come out now. This gives them another tool to switch to the 3-4.
18)Kansas City Chiefs- Ryan Clady- Offensive Tackle, Boise State
-Damion McIntosh has been having an "ok" season so far, but nothing too spectacular, and his current play is probably about the best as can be expected so far. Once again I want to take this time to point out that I had the Chiefs as a .500 team when everyone else had them picking in the top 5.
19)Philadelphia Eagles (f/Car)- Gosder Cherlius- Offensive Tackle, Boston College
-Malcolm Kelley gets some consideration here but even if Winston Justice turns out well, both of the Eagles offensive tackles are getting up there in age. Is the difference between Baker and Cherlius worth a 2nd rounder? I'm not sure, but it's worth considering.
20)Tennessee Titans- Malcolm Kelley- Wide Reciever, Oklahoma
-This would be a great fit and value for the Titans. Vince Young needs some real wide recievers.
21)Tampa Bay Bucs- Early Doucett- Wide Reciever, LSU
-The Bucs miss out on trading up for a QB, but that's probably not a big deal for Chucky as he likes to deal with vet QB's anyway. Doucett would give them a nice target to work with and help offset the inevitable decline of Galloway (assuming that ever happens of course)
22)Washington Redskins- Adarius Bowman- Wide Reciever, Oklahoma State
-I'll keep giving this pick cause it makes too much damn sense not to quite frankly.
23)Baltimore Ravens- Michael Oher- Offensive Tackle, Ole Miss
-I think the Ravens would love to trade up for Matt Ryan, but don't have the ammo that Carolina does. The consolation here is a good OT to help out a rather mediocre line. The benefit of Oher is that he can play inside at first and contribute right away if need be.
24)Seattle Seahawks- Steve Slaton- Runningback, West Virginia
-The Seahawks are a confusing team. They don't have any glaring holes but still seem to play mediocre football the past year and a half. One thing that is clear is that Shaun Alexander isn't what he used to be. He even struggled against a team like Rams. At the very least Slaton can be a change of pace back.
The San Diego Chargers trade the 25th pick in the 2008 NFL draft to the New Orleans Saints for the 35th and 79th pick in the 2008 NFL Draft
25)New Orleans Saints- Dan Conner- Linebacker, Penn State
-I would be shocked if the Chargers don't at least try to trade back now that they have no other picks on the first day. The Saints, on the other hand, move back into the 1st to get the player they probably would have taken at #15 and pick up an extra 2nd in the end.
26)New York Giants- Keith Rivers- Linebacker, USC
-Cornerback is a possibility here but the value is better at linebacker. Giants are playing much better but still need another playmaker to put next to Pierce.
Jacksonville trades the 27th and 91st picks to the Buffalo Bills for the 37th and 69th pick and a 4th pick in the 2009 NFL Draft
27)Buffalo Bills (f/Jac)- Reggie Smith- S/CB, Oklahoma
-Whether it's at FS next to Donte Whitner or at cornerback, the Bills could use some secondary help and Smith would be great value here. Jacksonville doesn't have any pressing needs and thus trades back.
28)Pittsburgh Steelers- Quentin Groves- DE/OLB
-The Steelers don't have any glaring needs. O-Line is a question but there's not much value here. Groves gives them another outside pass presence and is good value here.
29)Green Bay Packers- Felix Jones- Runningback, Arkansas
-Cornerback is a possibility here, but the Packers have gone heavily defensively and need to balance that out at some point. The Aaron Rodgers era will begin sooner rather than later and they're going to need a strong running game to compliment him. Jones is underlooked because he plays 2nd fiddle to McFadden, but is a 1st round prospect in his own right. I expect him to jump ship from the Razorbacks program, have a great combine, and push for the 1st round.
30)San Francisco 49'ers (f/Ind)- Earl Bennett- Wide Reciever, Vanderbilt
-I wish I could say I was suprised at the Niners mediocre performance so far. They have some young talent but not enough pieces to make a run. It really comes down to Alex Smith, who the jury is still out on. If they want to have success, however, they're going to need more weapons.
The Dallas Cowboys trade the 31st pick in the 2008 draft to the Arizona Cardinals for the 49th pick and the 81st pick in the 2008 draft
31)Arizona Cardinals-Mike Jenkins- Cornerback, South Florida
-There's really no great value here for the Cowboys, and I can see Arizona trading up. They got a guy for their front seven in Gholston, now they've got a guy for their secondary in Jenkins.
2nd round
33)Miami- Tony Hills- OT, Texas
34)St. Louis-Fili Moala- DT, USC
35)San Diego (f/NO, f/Atl)- Ray Maualuga- ILB, USC
36)New York Jets- Aqib Talib- CB, Kansas
37)Jacksonville (f/Buffalo)- Barry Richardson- OT, Clemson
Oakland trades the 38th pick to Cleveland for the 45th pick and the 109th pick
38)Cleveland (f/Oak)- Jonathan Stewart- RB, Oregon
39)San Fran- Terrell Thomas- CB, USC
40)New Orleans (f/Atl, f/Hou)- Antoine Cason- CB, Arizona
41)Cincinnatti- Dre Moore- DT, Maryland
42)Minnesota- Limas Sweed- WR, Texas
43)Denver- Ali Highsmith- OLB, LSU
44)Philadelphia- Keenan Burton- WR, Kentucky
45)Oakland (f/Cle)- Heath Benedict- OT, Newberry
46)Chicago- Erik Ainge- QB, Tennessee
47)New Orleans- DeMarrio Pressley- DT, North Carolina State
48)Detroit- Phillip Wheeler- ILB, Georgia Tech
49)Dallas (f/Ari)- Harry Douglass- WR, Louisville
50)Kansas City- DeJuan Tribble- CB, Boston College
51)Philadelphia (f/Car)- Xavier Adibi- OLB, Virginia Tech
52)Tenneseee- Dwight Lowry- CB, San Diego State
53)Tampa Bay- Tashard Choice- RB, Georgia Tech
54)Washington- Lawrence Jackson- DE, USC
55)Baltimore- Shawn Crable- DE/OLB, Michigan
56)Seattle- Fred Davis- TE, USC
57)Miami (f/SD)- D.J Hall- WR, Alabama
58)New York Giants- Tracy Porter- CB, Indiana
59)Jacksonville- Bruce Davis- DE, UCLA
60)Pittsburgh- Chris Williams- OT, Vanderbilt
61)Green Bay- Chevis Jackson- CB, LSU
62)Indianapolis- Jonathan Goff- ILB, Vanderbilt
63)Dallas- Frank Okam- NT, Texas
64)New England- Mike Hart- RB, Michigan
3rd Round
65)Miami- Jasper Brinkley- ILB, South Carolina
66)St.Louis- Josh Barrett- SS, Arizona State
67)Atlanta- Kirk Barton- OT, Ohio State
68)New York Jets- John Carlson- TE, Notre Dame
69)Jacksonville (f/Buf)- Chad Henne- QB, Michigan
70)New England (f/Oak)- Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, CB, Tennessee State
71)San Fran- Jonathan Hefney- FS, Tennessee
72)Houston- Dontrell Savage- RB, Oklahoma State
73)Cincinnattti- Vince Hall- LB, Virginia Tech
74)Minnesota- Mike McGlynn- OT, Pittsburgh
75)Minnesota (f/Den)- Thomas Decoud- FS, California
76)Philadelphia- Craig Steltz- SS, LSU
77)Cleveland- Red Bryant- NT, Texas A&M
78)Chicago- Quentin Demps- S, UTEP
79)San Diego (f/NO)- Chris Johnson- RB, East Carolina
80)Detroit- Marcus Griffin- S, Texas
81)Dallas (f/Ari)- Eric Young- G, Tennessee
82)Kansas City- Andre Fluellen- DT, Florida State
83)Carolina- Kenny Iwebema- DE, Iowa
84)Tennesee- Steve Justice- C, Wake Forest
85)Tampa Bay- Colt Brennan- QB, Hawaii
86)Washington- Roy Schuening- G, Oregon State
87)Buffalo (f/Bal)- Chris Ellis- DE, Virginia Tech
88)Seattle-Andre Caldwell- WR, Florida
89)Chicago (f/SD)- Shannon Tevaga- G, UCLA
90)New York Giants- William Franklin- WR, Missouri
91)Buffalo (f/Jac)- Ezra Butler- OLB, Nevada
92)Pittsburgh- Donnie Avery- WR, Houston
93)Green Bay- Martin Rucker- TE, Missouri
94)Indianapolis- Dorien Bryant- WR, Purdue
95)Dallas- Ryan Torrian- RB, Arizona State
96)New England- Beau Bell- ILB, UNLV