bearsfan_51
11-29-2007, 12:37 AM
Thought I would mix things up a bit this time. All mock's are inherently speculative so mixing things up never hurt. I think some of mine have gotten a bit too predictable anyway. Here we go....
Miami Dolphins trade the 1st pick in the 2008 draft to the Atlanta Falcons for Deangelo Hall, the 38th, and the 45th pick in the 2008 draft
-Nobody is quite aware how much Hall is on the outs under the Petrino regime. He's an incredible talent (some say a bit overrated but I don't think so much so) and he's still only 23 years old. The two 2nd rounders the Falcons have are worth a mid 1st, so the value of Hall here would be a top 5 pick. Is that a bit much? Perhaps. But Hall is a proven commodity and there really isn't much of a value fit here for the Dolphins.
1) Atlanta Falcons (f/Mia)- Darren McFadden, Runningback, University of Arkansas
- I think it's clear at this point that if any team would trade up to the #1 spot it would be for McFadden. In the case of the Falcons he would give them the ultimate back to build around and take pressure off of whomever they select as their quarterback. The rebuilding project there is likely a few years in the making so drafting simply to fill specific holes might not be the wisest course of action.
2) New York Jets- Chris Long, Defensive End, Virginia
- I think New York would prefer to see McFadden on the board, but I don't see them willing to pony up, nor do I see the Dolphins willing to trade with them. The Jets could so secondary here, but they need more up front talent to effectively run their 3-4. Neither Dorsey nor Long are likely the best fits here, but Long seems to have the better motor and lower body strength to make it work. Not to mention that Long and the Jets have been tied together for a while now. It's worth watching how Clemens finishes the year, as I think QB isn't totally out of the question.
3) St. Louis Rams- Jake Long, Offensive Tackle, Michigan
- I think that most people would go Dorsey here, but the interior Rams defense has actually been relatively solid. My stronger consideration was for secondary help, but they really need to protect their quarterback. Having the exterior weapons on offense but not giving the the time and space to be effective makes no sense.
4) Oakland Raiders- Glenn Dorsey, Defensive Tackle, Louisiana State
- With the top 3 guys gone this is effectively a no-brainer. I doubt the Raiders would even take the 10 minutes on the clock to submit their card. Their D-line is weak overall, in need of a longterm replacement for Sapp, and both poor at stopping the run and penetrating the pocket. Dorsey can do both.
5) New England Patriots (f/SF)- Malcolm Jenkins, Cornerback, Ohio State
- This is a pick I always have difficulty with. If the pick is top 3 and McFadden is available I think it's a no brainer. That said, it's not, as I see the Niners squeaking out another unexpected win or two. Drafting Jenkins would allow the Pats to move Meriweather back to safety and absorb the potential loss of Asante Samuel.
6) Atlanta Falcons- Brian Brohm, Quarterback, Louisville
- They have their franchise runningback, now the franchise quarterback. I think Brohm's stock is rising a bit, mostly due to no doing of his own but rather a reaction against what many consider an unnecessary depretiation. The Petrino connection is a bit overstated, but not entirely so.
7) Baltimore Ravens- Matt Ryan, Quarterback, Boston College
- Sorry Kyle Boller, you aren't a starting NFL quarterback. Ryan's stock seems the highest among the big 3. The fact that the Ravens will likely look to start their drafted QB early (with likely a new coaching staff).
8) Carolina Panthers- Andre Woodson, Quarterback, Kentucky
- The status of Delhomme is likely dependent upon whoever is the coach next year. Phillips could be the pick here, and was considered, but I think Panthers need to turn the page on a lot of things on their roster, and the starts with the franchise caller, no a more luxury pick.
9) Kansas City- Ryan Clady, Offensive Tackle, Boise State
- This is a bit of a no-brainer considering the other options. If it were me personally I would consider quarterback as I don't think Croyle is anything special, be that as it may they are going to need to protect them with a solid left tackle.
10) Buffalo Bills- Sedrick Ellis, Defensive Tackle, Southern California
- The Bills have a bounty of young defensive tackles, but none that have really stood out, and only one of any real considerable talent. In order to effectively run the tampa 2 a team needs a penetrating UT and that's what Ellis gives the Bills here.
11) Cincinnati Bengals- James Laurinaitis, Linebacker, Ohio State
- Part of the continuing problems with the Bengals defense seems to be a lack of identity and leadership. They continue to pump talent into their defense with minimal overall results. The Animal would come from right down the road (people don't seem to recognize what a Buckeye town Cincinnati is) and will give them the hard-nosed leadership they're in need of up the middle.
12) Arizona Cardinals- Vernon Gholston, Outside Linebacker, Ohio State
- Another defensive Buckeye off the board. A hybrid 3-4 players seems like a common sense pick for the Cardinals at this point in the draft, and Gholston is the most suited player to fill that role.
13) Houston Texans- Kenny Phillips, Safety, Miami
- I think Miami would consider trading down here, and the mid-1st is a traditional spot to trade down. That said, the value of the safties after Phillips drops off significantly and is a rather serious area of need for the Texans.
Chicago Bears trade the 14th pick in the 2008 NFL draftto the Washington Redskins for the 16th, 112th, and 144th pick in the 2008 NFL draft
- Jerry Angelo is constantly trying to trade back, even if only slightly to pick up mid-round picks. He finds a common trade partner here in the Redskins
14) Washington Redskins (f/Chi)- Calais Campbell, Defensive End, Miami
- Calais seems exactly like the type of player the Redskins like, and the ammo to move ahead of the Broncos is very slight, particularly to them. A callous and sad as it is, the loss of Sean Taylor will be felt on the football field as well. It will be interesting to see if the team moves Landry to FS or keep him in the box. Regardless, the Redskins will need more talent up front to put pressure on the quarterback.
Denver Broncos trade the 15th pick in the 2008 NFL draft to the Miami Dolphins for the 33rd pick and the 45the pick in the 2008 NFL draft
- Another mid-1st trade. The Broncos are a team with a decent core to build around, but many holes to fill. Thus, a logical need to trade back. The Dolphins, now with a bevy of picks, have the opportunity to trade up and draft another defensive playmaker.
15) Miami Dolphins (f/Den)- Ray Maualuga, Linebacker, Southern California
- The # of 3-4 ILB's is pretty limited in this draft. Maualuga has apparently said he will return next year, which means nothing at this point. I think he does bolt, and I think he goes relatively high consider the demand for people with his talents and size.
16) Chicago Bears (f/Was)- Jeff Otah, Offensive Tackle, Pittsburgh
- I agree with Toonster that Angelo would likely be happy if the Bears are picking when the top 3 QB's are gone. It allows him to address a less risky position without feeling the heat on passing on a quarterback yet again. Otah seems like a solid and predictable Jerry pick here.
17) New Orleans Saints- Dan Conner, Linebacker, Penn State
- Saints need defense. Conner can play inside and outside in a 4-3. He hits people hard. Hooray.
The Detroit Lions trade the 18th and the 114th pick in the 2008 NFL draft to the Minnesota Vikings for the 21st pick and the 85th pick in the 2008 NFL draft
18) Minnesota Vikings (f/Det)- Desean Jackson, Wide Receiver, California
- Assuming the Vikings stick with Tavaris Jackson, and who knows at this point, some more receiving options would help. It would also help free up lanes for Adrian Peterson, not that he needs it. And yes, I currently have the Vikings in the playoffs. What a world.
19) Philadelphia Eagles- Sam Baker, Offensive Tackle, Southern California
- Sam Baker and Winston Justice, back together again. If Jackson was here Philly bites, but barring that I think Baker is a good secondary option.
20) Tennessee Titans- Malcolm Kelley, Wide Receiver, Oklahoma
- There's a lot I don't know, but I do know that when Justin Gage is your best wide receiver you've got a problem.
21) Detroit Lions (f/Min)- Aqib Talib, Cornerback, Kansas
- Anyone want to guess who Detroit's #1 cornerback is? If you guess Fernando Bryant you would be correct. An offensive tackle would be a wise move to shore up that porous line, but cornerback is far too demanding of a need here.
22) New York Giants- Reggie Smith, Defensive Back, Oklahoma
- I'm not a huge Smith fan, but the flexibility he would give the Giants secondary can't be denied, which is important considering their varying needs.
23) San Diego Chargers- Dre Moore, Defensive End, Maryland
- I've been, like Toonster, on the Dre Moore bandwagon for a while now. Be it 3-4 or 4-3 the guy is an athletic freak with the production to back it up. Why he is so low in Scott's rankings I have no explination for.
24) Dallas Cowboys (f/Cle)- Jonathan Stewart, Runningback, Oregon
- That the Browns could eventually pick lower than the pick Dallas traded to them in 2007 is a bit of a slap in the face. That said, a player like Stewart, who could go much earlier, will help ease the pain a bit and would be a nice power compliment to the Barbarian.
25) Tampa Bay Bucs- Early Doucett III, Wide Receiver, Louisiana State
- The stock on Doucett varies on who you talk to, but I personally think there will be a team that falls in love with his upside. Jon Gruden seems as likely as anyone, and Doucett shares many similarities to a young Joey Galloway (in a good way, not in a everyone thought I was a bust way)
26) Seattle Seahaws- Rashard Mendenhall, Runningback, Illinois
- Congrats on the contract SA. Now you'll have even more time to practice your dance moves with Joey Fatone.
27) Jacksonville Jaguars- Derrick Harvey, Defensive End, Florida
- Ok these are getting a bit too predictable, but what are you gonna do, it makes far too much sense.
28) Pittsburgh Steelers- Michael Oher, Offensive Tackle, Mississippi
- Oher seems like a likely Steelers pick if Otah is gone. Some teams may prefer Chris Williams but I don't believe the Steelers are one of them as Williams plays a bit soft and the Steelers are going to be looking for someone to either play in the interior or on the right side.
29) San Francisco 49'ers (f/Ind)- James Hardy, Wide Receiver, Indiana
- Hardy has been essentially a one man offense the last two years, this time pulling Indiana to a bowl game for the first time since the Herbert Hoover administration. Alex Smith could really use a big reliable target on the wing like that.
30) Green Bay Packers- Jack Ikegwuonu, Cornerback, Wisconsin
- I'm still that that convinced that Ryan Grant is the answer. It's pretty easy to find lanes when you only run ever 7-8 plays. Things should change when A-Rod (or whoever) is the quarterback That said, it looks like Favre will be back next year, so there's time to solve that later.
31) Dallas Cowboys- Antoine Cason, Cornerback, Arizona
- After adding an offense they turn to defense. Cason can start as the #2 right away or play the nickel.
33) Denver Broncos (f/Mia)- Keith Rivers, Linebacker, Southern California
34) New York Jets- Quentin Groves, Outside Linebacker, Auburn
35) St. Louis Rams- Pat Sims, Defensive Tackle, Auburn
36) Oakland Raiders- Chris Williams, Offensive Tackle, Vanderbilt
37) San Fran Niners- Frank Okam, Nose Tackle, Texas
38) Miami Dolphins (f/Atl)- Gosder Cherlius, Offensive Tackle, Boston College
39) Baltimore Ravens- Mike Jenkins, Cornerback, South Florida
40) Carolina Panthers- Lawrence Jackson, Defensive End, Southern California
41) Kansas City Cheifs- Terrell Thomas, Cornerback, Southern California
42) Buffalo Bills- Adarius Bowman, Wide Receiver, Oklahoma State
43) Cincinnati Bengals- Titus Brown, Defensive End, Mississippi State
44) Arizona Cardinals- Tracey Porter, Cornerback, Indiana
45) Denver Broncos (f/Mia, f/Atl)- Steve Slaton, Runningback, West Virginia
46) Chicago Bears- Felix Jones, Runningback, Akransas
47) Denver Broncos- Demarrio Presseley, Defensive Tackle, North Carolina State
48) Washington Redskins- D.J Hall, Wide Receiver, Alabama
49) New Orleans Saints- Charles Godfrey, Cornerback, Iowa
50) Detroit Lions- Barry Richardson, Offensive Tackle, Clemson
51) Philadelphia Eagles- Xavier Adibi, Outside Linebacker, Virginia Tech
52) Tennessee Titans- Fred Davis, Tight End, Southern California
53) Minnesota Vikings- Tony Hills, Offensive Tackle, Texas
54) New York Giants- Erin Henderson, Linebacker, Maryland
55) Miami Dolphins (f/SD)- Red Bryant, Nose Tackle, Texas A&M
56) Cleveland Browns- Ray Rice, Runningback, Rutgers
57) Tampa Bay Bucs- Dejuan Tribble, Cornerback, Boston College
58) Seattle Seahawks- Kentwan Balmer, Defensive Tackle, North Carolina
59) Jacksonville Jaguars- Earl Bennett, Wide Receiver, Vanderbilt
60) Pittsburgh Steelers- Shawn Crable, Outside Linebacker, Michigan
61) Indianapolis Colts- Phillip Wheeler, Linebacker, Georgia Tech
62) Green Bay Packers- Kevin Smith, Runningback, Central Florida
63) Dallas Cowboys- Limas Sweed, Wide Receiver, Texas
64) New England Patriots- Beau Bell, Linebacker, UNLV
Miami Dolphins trade the 1st pick in the 2008 draft to the Atlanta Falcons for Deangelo Hall, the 38th, and the 45th pick in the 2008 draft
-Nobody is quite aware how much Hall is on the outs under the Petrino regime. He's an incredible talent (some say a bit overrated but I don't think so much so) and he's still only 23 years old. The two 2nd rounders the Falcons have are worth a mid 1st, so the value of Hall here would be a top 5 pick. Is that a bit much? Perhaps. But Hall is a proven commodity and there really isn't much of a value fit here for the Dolphins.
1) Atlanta Falcons (f/Mia)- Darren McFadden, Runningback, University of Arkansas
- I think it's clear at this point that if any team would trade up to the #1 spot it would be for McFadden. In the case of the Falcons he would give them the ultimate back to build around and take pressure off of whomever they select as their quarterback. The rebuilding project there is likely a few years in the making so drafting simply to fill specific holes might not be the wisest course of action.
2) New York Jets- Chris Long, Defensive End, Virginia
- I think New York would prefer to see McFadden on the board, but I don't see them willing to pony up, nor do I see the Dolphins willing to trade with them. The Jets could so secondary here, but they need more up front talent to effectively run their 3-4. Neither Dorsey nor Long are likely the best fits here, but Long seems to have the better motor and lower body strength to make it work. Not to mention that Long and the Jets have been tied together for a while now. It's worth watching how Clemens finishes the year, as I think QB isn't totally out of the question.
3) St. Louis Rams- Jake Long, Offensive Tackle, Michigan
- I think that most people would go Dorsey here, but the interior Rams defense has actually been relatively solid. My stronger consideration was for secondary help, but they really need to protect their quarterback. Having the exterior weapons on offense but not giving the the time and space to be effective makes no sense.
4) Oakland Raiders- Glenn Dorsey, Defensive Tackle, Louisiana State
- With the top 3 guys gone this is effectively a no-brainer. I doubt the Raiders would even take the 10 minutes on the clock to submit their card. Their D-line is weak overall, in need of a longterm replacement for Sapp, and both poor at stopping the run and penetrating the pocket. Dorsey can do both.
5) New England Patriots (f/SF)- Malcolm Jenkins, Cornerback, Ohio State
- This is a pick I always have difficulty with. If the pick is top 3 and McFadden is available I think it's a no brainer. That said, it's not, as I see the Niners squeaking out another unexpected win or two. Drafting Jenkins would allow the Pats to move Meriweather back to safety and absorb the potential loss of Asante Samuel.
6) Atlanta Falcons- Brian Brohm, Quarterback, Louisville
- They have their franchise runningback, now the franchise quarterback. I think Brohm's stock is rising a bit, mostly due to no doing of his own but rather a reaction against what many consider an unnecessary depretiation. The Petrino connection is a bit overstated, but not entirely so.
7) Baltimore Ravens- Matt Ryan, Quarterback, Boston College
- Sorry Kyle Boller, you aren't a starting NFL quarterback. Ryan's stock seems the highest among the big 3. The fact that the Ravens will likely look to start their drafted QB early (with likely a new coaching staff).
8) Carolina Panthers- Andre Woodson, Quarterback, Kentucky
- The status of Delhomme is likely dependent upon whoever is the coach next year. Phillips could be the pick here, and was considered, but I think Panthers need to turn the page on a lot of things on their roster, and the starts with the franchise caller, no a more luxury pick.
9) Kansas City- Ryan Clady, Offensive Tackle, Boise State
- This is a bit of a no-brainer considering the other options. If it were me personally I would consider quarterback as I don't think Croyle is anything special, be that as it may they are going to need to protect them with a solid left tackle.
10) Buffalo Bills- Sedrick Ellis, Defensive Tackle, Southern California
- The Bills have a bounty of young defensive tackles, but none that have really stood out, and only one of any real considerable talent. In order to effectively run the tampa 2 a team needs a penetrating UT and that's what Ellis gives the Bills here.
11) Cincinnati Bengals- James Laurinaitis, Linebacker, Ohio State
- Part of the continuing problems with the Bengals defense seems to be a lack of identity and leadership. They continue to pump talent into their defense with minimal overall results. The Animal would come from right down the road (people don't seem to recognize what a Buckeye town Cincinnati is) and will give them the hard-nosed leadership they're in need of up the middle.
12) Arizona Cardinals- Vernon Gholston, Outside Linebacker, Ohio State
- Another defensive Buckeye off the board. A hybrid 3-4 players seems like a common sense pick for the Cardinals at this point in the draft, and Gholston is the most suited player to fill that role.
13) Houston Texans- Kenny Phillips, Safety, Miami
- I think Miami would consider trading down here, and the mid-1st is a traditional spot to trade down. That said, the value of the safties after Phillips drops off significantly and is a rather serious area of need for the Texans.
Chicago Bears trade the 14th pick in the 2008 NFL draftto the Washington Redskins for the 16th, 112th, and 144th pick in the 2008 NFL draft
- Jerry Angelo is constantly trying to trade back, even if only slightly to pick up mid-round picks. He finds a common trade partner here in the Redskins
14) Washington Redskins (f/Chi)- Calais Campbell, Defensive End, Miami
- Calais seems exactly like the type of player the Redskins like, and the ammo to move ahead of the Broncos is very slight, particularly to them. A callous and sad as it is, the loss of Sean Taylor will be felt on the football field as well. It will be interesting to see if the team moves Landry to FS or keep him in the box. Regardless, the Redskins will need more talent up front to put pressure on the quarterback.
Denver Broncos trade the 15th pick in the 2008 NFL draft to the Miami Dolphins for the 33rd pick and the 45the pick in the 2008 NFL draft
- Another mid-1st trade. The Broncos are a team with a decent core to build around, but many holes to fill. Thus, a logical need to trade back. The Dolphins, now with a bevy of picks, have the opportunity to trade up and draft another defensive playmaker.
15) Miami Dolphins (f/Den)- Ray Maualuga, Linebacker, Southern California
- The # of 3-4 ILB's is pretty limited in this draft. Maualuga has apparently said he will return next year, which means nothing at this point. I think he does bolt, and I think he goes relatively high consider the demand for people with his talents and size.
16) Chicago Bears (f/Was)- Jeff Otah, Offensive Tackle, Pittsburgh
- I agree with Toonster that Angelo would likely be happy if the Bears are picking when the top 3 QB's are gone. It allows him to address a less risky position without feeling the heat on passing on a quarterback yet again. Otah seems like a solid and predictable Jerry pick here.
17) New Orleans Saints- Dan Conner, Linebacker, Penn State
- Saints need defense. Conner can play inside and outside in a 4-3. He hits people hard. Hooray.
The Detroit Lions trade the 18th and the 114th pick in the 2008 NFL draft to the Minnesota Vikings for the 21st pick and the 85th pick in the 2008 NFL draft
18) Minnesota Vikings (f/Det)- Desean Jackson, Wide Receiver, California
- Assuming the Vikings stick with Tavaris Jackson, and who knows at this point, some more receiving options would help. It would also help free up lanes for Adrian Peterson, not that he needs it. And yes, I currently have the Vikings in the playoffs. What a world.
19) Philadelphia Eagles- Sam Baker, Offensive Tackle, Southern California
- Sam Baker and Winston Justice, back together again. If Jackson was here Philly bites, but barring that I think Baker is a good secondary option.
20) Tennessee Titans- Malcolm Kelley, Wide Receiver, Oklahoma
- There's a lot I don't know, but I do know that when Justin Gage is your best wide receiver you've got a problem.
21) Detroit Lions (f/Min)- Aqib Talib, Cornerback, Kansas
- Anyone want to guess who Detroit's #1 cornerback is? If you guess Fernando Bryant you would be correct. An offensive tackle would be a wise move to shore up that porous line, but cornerback is far too demanding of a need here.
22) New York Giants- Reggie Smith, Defensive Back, Oklahoma
- I'm not a huge Smith fan, but the flexibility he would give the Giants secondary can't be denied, which is important considering their varying needs.
23) San Diego Chargers- Dre Moore, Defensive End, Maryland
- I've been, like Toonster, on the Dre Moore bandwagon for a while now. Be it 3-4 or 4-3 the guy is an athletic freak with the production to back it up. Why he is so low in Scott's rankings I have no explination for.
24) Dallas Cowboys (f/Cle)- Jonathan Stewart, Runningback, Oregon
- That the Browns could eventually pick lower than the pick Dallas traded to them in 2007 is a bit of a slap in the face. That said, a player like Stewart, who could go much earlier, will help ease the pain a bit and would be a nice power compliment to the Barbarian.
25) Tampa Bay Bucs- Early Doucett III, Wide Receiver, Louisiana State
- The stock on Doucett varies on who you talk to, but I personally think there will be a team that falls in love with his upside. Jon Gruden seems as likely as anyone, and Doucett shares many similarities to a young Joey Galloway (in a good way, not in a everyone thought I was a bust way)
26) Seattle Seahaws- Rashard Mendenhall, Runningback, Illinois
- Congrats on the contract SA. Now you'll have even more time to practice your dance moves with Joey Fatone.
27) Jacksonville Jaguars- Derrick Harvey, Defensive End, Florida
- Ok these are getting a bit too predictable, but what are you gonna do, it makes far too much sense.
28) Pittsburgh Steelers- Michael Oher, Offensive Tackle, Mississippi
- Oher seems like a likely Steelers pick if Otah is gone. Some teams may prefer Chris Williams but I don't believe the Steelers are one of them as Williams plays a bit soft and the Steelers are going to be looking for someone to either play in the interior or on the right side.
29) San Francisco 49'ers (f/Ind)- James Hardy, Wide Receiver, Indiana
- Hardy has been essentially a one man offense the last two years, this time pulling Indiana to a bowl game for the first time since the Herbert Hoover administration. Alex Smith could really use a big reliable target on the wing like that.
30) Green Bay Packers- Jack Ikegwuonu, Cornerback, Wisconsin
- I'm still that that convinced that Ryan Grant is the answer. It's pretty easy to find lanes when you only run ever 7-8 plays. Things should change when A-Rod (or whoever) is the quarterback That said, it looks like Favre will be back next year, so there's time to solve that later.
31) Dallas Cowboys- Antoine Cason, Cornerback, Arizona
- After adding an offense they turn to defense. Cason can start as the #2 right away or play the nickel.
33) Denver Broncos (f/Mia)- Keith Rivers, Linebacker, Southern California
34) New York Jets- Quentin Groves, Outside Linebacker, Auburn
35) St. Louis Rams- Pat Sims, Defensive Tackle, Auburn
36) Oakland Raiders- Chris Williams, Offensive Tackle, Vanderbilt
37) San Fran Niners- Frank Okam, Nose Tackle, Texas
38) Miami Dolphins (f/Atl)- Gosder Cherlius, Offensive Tackle, Boston College
39) Baltimore Ravens- Mike Jenkins, Cornerback, South Florida
40) Carolina Panthers- Lawrence Jackson, Defensive End, Southern California
41) Kansas City Cheifs- Terrell Thomas, Cornerback, Southern California
42) Buffalo Bills- Adarius Bowman, Wide Receiver, Oklahoma State
43) Cincinnati Bengals- Titus Brown, Defensive End, Mississippi State
44) Arizona Cardinals- Tracey Porter, Cornerback, Indiana
45) Denver Broncos (f/Mia, f/Atl)- Steve Slaton, Runningback, West Virginia
46) Chicago Bears- Felix Jones, Runningback, Akransas
47) Denver Broncos- Demarrio Presseley, Defensive Tackle, North Carolina State
48) Washington Redskins- D.J Hall, Wide Receiver, Alabama
49) New Orleans Saints- Charles Godfrey, Cornerback, Iowa
50) Detroit Lions- Barry Richardson, Offensive Tackle, Clemson
51) Philadelphia Eagles- Xavier Adibi, Outside Linebacker, Virginia Tech
52) Tennessee Titans- Fred Davis, Tight End, Southern California
53) Minnesota Vikings- Tony Hills, Offensive Tackle, Texas
54) New York Giants- Erin Henderson, Linebacker, Maryland
55) Miami Dolphins (f/SD)- Red Bryant, Nose Tackle, Texas A&M
56) Cleveland Browns- Ray Rice, Runningback, Rutgers
57) Tampa Bay Bucs- Dejuan Tribble, Cornerback, Boston College
58) Seattle Seahawks- Kentwan Balmer, Defensive Tackle, North Carolina
59) Jacksonville Jaguars- Earl Bennett, Wide Receiver, Vanderbilt
60) Pittsburgh Steelers- Shawn Crable, Outside Linebacker, Michigan
61) Indianapolis Colts- Phillip Wheeler, Linebacker, Georgia Tech
62) Green Bay Packers- Kevin Smith, Runningback, Central Florida
63) Dallas Cowboys- Limas Sweed, Wide Receiver, Texas
64) New England Patriots- Beau Bell, Linebacker, UNLV