2014 NFL Draft Prospect Rankings

Here is an early look at some of the Top Prospect for the 2014 NFL Draft.

The Rankings are positional based and are a currently look at the best players who would be eligible to be drafted in 2014. These rankings are subject to change and very likely to be different come April 2014. Players will emerge as other will fall in these rankings throughout the 2013-2014 NCAA College Football Season.

Eligibility Scale:
**Sophomore=Redshirt Sophomore
*Junior
**Junior=Redshirt Junior
Senior
***Senior=Returning/Medical Senior

UPDATED: 04-21-2013 (12:00PM)

QB:
1. Tajh Boyd, QB – Clemson; Senior: 6’1″ 225
2. Teddy Bridgewater, QB – Louisville; *Junior: 6’3″ 220
3. AJ McCarron, QB – Alabama; **Junior: 6’4″ 205
4. Logan Thomas, QB – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’6″ 260
5. Johnny Manziel, QB – Texas A&M; **Sophomore: 6’1″ 200
6. Aaron Murray, QB – Georgia; Senior: 6’1″ 210
7. Clint Trickett, QB – Florida State; **Junior: 6’2″ 190
8. Brett Hundley, QB – UCLA; **Sophomore: 6’3″ 225
9. Pete Thomas, QB – NC State; **Junior: 6’5″ 225
10. Zach Mettenberger, QB – LSU; Senior: 6’5″ 225
11. Jeff Driskel, QB – Florida; *Junior: 6’3″ 235
12. Bryn Renner, QB – UNC; Senior: 6’3″ 215
13. Braxton Miller, QB/ATH – Ohio State; *Junior: 6’1″ 210
14. Marcus Mariota, QB – Oregon; **Sophomore: 6’4″ 212
15. David Fales, QB – San Jose State; Senior: 6’3″ 220
16. Kevin Hogan, QB _ Stanford; **Sophomore: 6’4″ 225
17. Tyler Russell, QB – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’4″ 220
18. Bo Wallace, QB – Mississippi; *Junior: 6’4 215
19. Derek Carr, QB – Fresno State; Senior: 6’3″ 205
20. David Ash, QB – Texas; *Junior: 6’3″ 222
21. Max Wittek, QB – USC; **Sophomore: 6’4″ 242
22. Blake Bell, QB/RB – Oklahoma; **Junior: 6’5″ 255
23. Stephen Morris, QB – Miami (FL); Senior: 6’2″ 215
24. Jeff Mathews, QB – Cornell; Senior: 6’3″ 225
25. Devin Gardner, QB – Michigan; **Junior: 6’4″ 202
26. Everett Golson, QB – Notre Dame; **Sophomore: 6’0″ 190
27. Cody Fajardo, QB – Nevada; **Junior: 6’2″ 205
28. Keith Price, QB – Washington; Senior: 6’1″ 195
29. James Franklin, QB – Missouri; Senior: 6’2″ 225
30. Brandon Allen, QB – Arkansas; **Sophomore: 6’3″ 215
31. Jordan Lynch, QB – Northern Illinois; Senior: 6’0″ 215
32. Brett Smith, QB – Wyoming; *Junior: 6’3″ 200
33. Charley Loeb, QB – Syracuse; ***Senior: 6’4″ 215
34. Taylor Martinez, QB/ATH – Nebraska; Senior: 6’1″ 200
35. Andrew Manley, QB – New Mexico State; **Junior: 6’3″ 225
36. Josh Nunes, QB – Stanford; Senior: 6’4″ 225
37. Dylan Thompson, QB – South Carolina; **Junior: 6’3″ 220
38. Nick Sherry, QB – UNLV; **Sophomore: 6’5″ 235
39. Brendon Kay, QB – Cincinnati; ***Senior: 6’3″ 232
40. Taylor Kelly, QB – Arizona State; **Junior: 6’1″ 205
41. Connor Halliday, QB – Washington State; **Junior: 6’4″ 190
42. Casey Pachall, QB – TCU; Senior: 6’5″ 215
43. Austin Sumner, QB – South Dakota State; *Junior: 6’4″ 232
44. Kurt Hess, QB – Youngstown State; Senior: 6’2″ 235
45. Tyler Tettleton, QB – Ohio; Senior: 6’0″ 205
46. Connor Shaw, QB – South Carolina; Senior: 6’1″ 205
47. Chase Rettig, QB – Boston College; Senior: 6’2″ 215
48. Case McCoy, QB – Texas; Senior: 6’2″ 205

RB:
1. Damien Williams, RB – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’1″ 215
2. Lache Seastrunk, RB – Baylor; **Junior: 5’9″ 205
3. Silas Redd, RB – USC; Senior: 5’10″ 200
4. De’Anthony Thomas, RB – Oregon; *Junior: 5’9″ 180
5. LaDarius Perkins, RB – Miss. State; Senior: 5’10″ 190
6. Carlos Hyde, RB – Ohio State; Senior: 6’0″ 235
7. Michael Dyer, RB – Arkansas Baptist; **Junior: 5’9″ 212
8. Charles Sims, RB – Houston; Senior: 6’0″ 205
9. Rajion Neal, RB – Tennessee; Senior: 5’10″ 212
10. Ka’Deem Carey, RB – Arizona; *Junior: 5’10″ 200
11. James White, RB – Wisconsin; Senior: 5’10″ 198
12. James Wilder Jr., RB – Florida State; *Junior: 6’1″ 225
13. Marcus Coker, RB – Stony Brook; Senior: 6’0″ 230
14. John Hubert, RB – Kansas State; Senior: 5’7″ 190
15. Shakir Bell, RB – Indiana State; Senior: 5’8″ 190
16. Brandon Oliver, RB – Buffalo; Senior: 5’8″ 202
17. Tim Cornett, RB – UNLV; Senior: 6’0″ 210
18. Orleans Darkwa, RB – Tulane; Senior: 6’0″ 212
19. Dri Archer, RB – Kent State; Senior: 5’7″ 175
20. George Atkinson III, RB – Notre Dame; *Junior: 6’1″ 210
21. Alfred Blue, RB – LSU; Senior: 6’1″ 220
22. Anthony Wilkerson, RB – Stanford; Senior: 6’0″ 218
23. David Fluellen, RB – Toledo; Senior: 6’0″ 215
24. Lyle McCombs, RB – U Conn; **Junior: 5’8″ 170
25. Tim Flanders, RB – Sam Houston State; Senior: 5’9″ 210
26. Michael Holmes, RB – Virginia Tech; **Sophomore: 5’11″ 208
27. Fitzgerald Toussaint, RB – Michigan; Senior: 5’10″ 195
28. Ameer Abdullah, RB – Nebraska; *Junior: 5’9″ 185
29. Jaamal Berry, RB – Murray State; Senior: 5’10″ 200
30. Malcolm Brown, RB – Texas; *Junior: 5’11″ 222
31. Antonio Andrews, RB – Western Kentucky; Senior: 6’0″ 212
31. Wesley Tate, RB – Vanderbilt; Senior: 6’1″ 215
32. Trey Watts, RB – Tulsa; Senior: 5’11″ 195
33. Bishop Sankey, RB – Washington; *Junior: 5’10″ 200
34. Senorise Perry, RB – Louisville; Senior: 6’0″ 200
35. Tre Mason, RB – Auburn; *Junior: 5’9″ 192
36. Dillon Baxter, RB – Baker; **Junior: 5’10″ 205
37. David Oku, RB – Arkansas State; Senior: 5’10″ 190
38. Storm Woods, RB – Oregon State; **Sophomore: 6’0″ 202
39. Devonta Freeman, RB – Florida State; *Junior: 5’8″ 210
40. Kenny Hilliard, RB – LSU; *Junior: 5’11″ 230
41. Roy Finch, RB – Oklahoma; Senior: 5’7″ 175
42. James Sims, RB – Kansas; Senior: 6’0″ 202
43. Eduardo Clements, RB – Miami (FL); Senior: 5’9″ 190
44. Andrew Buie, RB – WVU; *Junior: 5’9″ 190
45. Marion Grice, RB – Arizona State; Senior: 6’0″ 215
46. Jordan Hall, RB – Ohio State; ****Senior: 5’9″ 200 (XXX)
47. Brendon Bigelow, RB – California; *Junior: 5’10″ 190
48. Venric Mark, RB – Northwestern; Senior: 5’8″ 175
49. Chris Nwoke, RB – Colorado State; Senior: 6’0″ 215
50. Prince-Tyson Gulley, RB – Syracuse; Senior: 5’10″ 192

FB:
1. Trey Millard, FB/RB – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’2″ 252
2. Ryan Hewitt, FB – Stanford; Senior: 6’4″ 242
3. JC Copeland, FB – LSU; Senior: 6’1″ 280
4. Jay Prosch, FB – Auburn; Senior: 6’1′ 260
5. Tyler Cierski, FB – Maryland; *Junior: 6’0″ 255
6. Jeff Woody, FB – Iowa State; Senior: 6’0″ 245
7. CJ Zimmerer, FB – Nebraska; Senior: 6’0″ 232
8. Zach Zwinak, FB – Penn State; **Junior: 6’1″ 232
9. Hunter Joyer, FB – Florida; *Junior: 5’10″ 248
10. Gator Hoskins, FB – Marshall; Senior: 6’2″ 240
11. Michael LaGrone, FB – Idaho; Senior: 6’1″ 272
12. Ray Agnew, FB – Southern Illinois; Senior: 5’10″ 242
13. Paul Carrezola, FB – Rutgers; Senior: 6’2″ 240
14. Mike Marrow, FB – Nebraska; Senior: 6’2″ 250
15. Erik Wolfe, FB – Baylor; Senior: 6’1″ 255

WR:
1. Marqise Lee, WR – USC; *Junior: 6’0″ 195
2. Sammy Watkins, WR – Clemson; *Junior: 6’1″ 200
3. Brandon Coleman, WR – Rutgers; **Junior: 6’5″ 220
4. Jordan Matthews, WR – Vanderbilt: Senior: 6’3″ 205
5. Cody Hoffman, WR – BYU; Senior: 6’3″ 215
6. Malcolm Mitchell, WR – Georgia; *Junior: 6’1″ 192
7. Devin Street, WR – Pittsburgh; Senior: 6’4″ 190
8. Kevin Norwood, WR – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 195
9. Austin Hill, WR – Arizona (XXX); **Junior: 6’2″ 212
10. TJ Jones, WR – Notre Dame; Senior: 5’11″ 190
11. Allen Hurns, WR – Miami (FL); Senior: 6’2″ 190
12. Mike Davis, WR – Texas; Senior: 6’2″ 195
13. Josh Huff, WR – Oregon; Senior: 5’11″ 205
14. Jared Abbrederis, WR – Wisconsin; Senior: 6’2″ 188
15. Kadron Boone, WR – LSU; Senior: 6’0″ 205
16. Mike Evans, WR – Texas A&M; **Sophomore: 6’5″ 218
17. Ryan Grant, WR – Tulane; Senior: 6’1″ 192
18. Paul Richardson, WR – Colorado; **Junior: 6’1″ 178 (XXX)
19. Michael Campanaro, WR – Wake Forest; Senior: 5’11″ 195
20. Allen Robinson, WR – Penn State; *Junior: 6’3″ 205
21. Tracy Moore, WR – Oklahoma State; Senior: 6’1″ 215
22. Kenny Bell, WR – Alabama; Senior: 6’1″ 180
23. Jeremy Deering, WR – Rutgers; Senior: 6’2″ 210
24. Trey Burton, WR/RB/FB – Florida; Senior: 6’2″ 230
25. Charone Peake, WR – Clemson; *Junior: 6’2″ 205
26. Alex Amidon, WR – Boston College; Senior: 5’11″ 185
27. Odell Beckham Jr., WR – LSU; *Junior: 5’11″ 188
28. Nick Harwell, WR – Miami (OH); Senior: 6’1″ 195
29. Kenny Bell, WR – Nebraska; **Junior: 6’1″ 185
30. Quintin Payton, WR – NC State; Senior: 6’3″ 210
31. Noel Grigsby, WR – San Jose State; Senior: 5’10″ 175
32. Matt Miller, WR – Boise State; **Junior: 6’3″ 210
33. Erik Lora, WR – Eastern Illinois; Senior: 5’10″ 182
34. Willie Haulstead, WR – Florida State; Senior: 6’2″ 228
35. Andre Debose, WR – Florida; Senior: 5’11″ 190
36. Geraldo Boldewijn, WR – Boise State; Senior: 6’3″ 212
37. Tevin Reese, WR – Baylor; Senior: 5’10″ 165
38. Jalen Saunders, WR – Oklahoma; **Junior: 5’9″ 165
39. Corey Brown, WR – Ohio State; Senior: 5’11″ 185
40. Eric Ward, WR – Texas Tech; Senior: 6’0″ 205
41. Jaxon Shipley, WR – Texas; *Junior: 6’0″ 192
42. Trey Metoyer, WR – Oklahoma; **Sophomore: 6’1″ 192
43. Alex Neutz, WR – Buffalo; Senior: 6’2″ 205
44. Duwyce Wilson, WR – Indiana; Senior: 6’2″ 192
45. Colin Lockett, WR – San Diego State; Senior: 6’0″ 180
46. Jonathan Coleman, WR – Boston College; Senior: 6’3″ 228
47. Kenny Shaw, WR – Florida State; Senior: 5’11″ 170
48. Gary Bush, WR – Purdue; Senior: 6’0″ 185
49. Tyler Lockett, WR – Kansas State; *Junior: 5’11″ 178
50. Jeremy Jackson, WR – Michigan; Senior: 6’2″ 205
51. Chris Fields, WR – Ohio State; Senior: 6’0″ 195
52. Quincy Enunwa, WR – Nebraska; Senior: 6’2″ 215
53. Bernard Reedy, WR – Toledo; Senior: 5’9″ 175
54. DeVante Parker, WR – Louisville; *Junior: 6’2″ 205
55. Eric Thomas, WR – Troy; Senior: 6’1″ 210

TE:
1. Austin Seferian-Jenkins, TE – Washington; *Junior: 6’6″ 268
2. Jacob Pedersen, TE – Wisconsin; Senior: 6’4″ 240
3. CJ Fiedorowicz, TE – Iowa; Senior: 6’6″ 265
4. Colt Lyerla, TE – Oregon; *Junior: 6’5″ 245
5. Asa Watson, TE – NC State; Senior: 6’4″ 235
6. Xavier Grimble, TE – USC; **Junior: 6’5″ 255
7. Chris Coyle, TE – Arizona State; Senior: 6’3″ 232
8. Ben Koyack, TE – Notre Dame; *Junior: 6’5″ 252
9. Kaneakua Friel, TE – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 250
10. Arthur Lynch, TE – Georgia; Senior: 6’5″ 260
11. Nick O’Leary, TE – Florida State; *Junior: 6’3″ 240
12. Jordan Najvar, TE – Baylor; Senior: 6’5″ 260
13. Jake McGee, TE – Virginia; **Junior: 6’5″ 235
14. Joe Don Duncan, TE – Dixie State; Senior: 6’3″ 265
15. Eric Ebron, TE – UNC; *Junior: 6’4″ 230
16. Asante Cleveland, TE – Miami (FL); Senior: 6’5″ 260
17. Randall Telfer, TE – USC; **Junior: 6’4″ 255
18. AC Leonard, TE – Tennessee State; *Junior: 6’3″ 245
19. Justin Jones, TE – East Carolina; Senior: 6’6″ 258
20. Nehemiah Hicks, TE – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’4″ 242
21. Richard Rodgers, TE – California; *Junior: 6’4″ 265
22. Ted Bolser, TE – Indiana; Senior: 6’5″ 250
23. Crockett Gillmore, TE – Colorado State; Senior: 6’5″ 245
24. Ian Thompson, TE – Louisiana-Lafayette; Senior: 6’3″ 235
25. Zane Fakes, TE – Ball State; Senior: 6’3″ 238

OT:
1. Jake Matthews, OT – Texas A&M; Senior; 6’5″ 305
2. Taylor Lewan, OT – Michigan; Senior: 6’8″ 310
3. Cyrus Kouandjio, OT – Alabama; *Junior: 6’5″ 312
4. James Hurst, OT – UNC; Senior: 6’7″ 310
5. Zack Martin, OT – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’4″ 305
6. Seantrel Henderson, OT – Miami (FL); Senior: 6’8″ 340
7. Antonio Richardson, OT – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’6″ 332
8. Morgan Moses, OT – Virginia; Senior: 6’6″ 335
9. David Yankey, OT – Stanford; **Junior: 6’5″ 302
10. Austin Wentworth, OT – Fresno State; Senior: 6’5″ 300
11. Jack Mewhort, OT – Ohio State; Senior: 6’6″ 310
12. Chaz Green, OT – Florida; **Junior: 6’5″ 310
13. Ja’Wuan James, OT – Tennessee; Senior: 6’6″ 320
14. Cornelius Lucas, OT – Kansas State; Senior: 6’8″ 325
15. Jeremiah Sirles, OT – Nebraska; Senior: 6’6″ 320
16. Aundrey Walker, OT – USC; *Junior: 6’5″ 318
17. Kenarious Gates, OT – Georgia; Senior: 6’5″ 330
18. Malcolm Bunche, OT – Miami (FL); **Junior: 6’6″ 320
19. Greg Robinson, OT – Auburn; **Sophomore: 6’5″ 315
20. Wesley Johnson, OT – Vanderbilt; Senior: 6’5″ 290
21. Michael Bamiro, OT – Stony Brook; Senior: 6’7″ 342
22. John Fullington, OT – Washington State; Senior: 6’5″ 300
23. Kevin Graf, OT – USC; Senior: 6’6″ 305
24. Daryl Williams, OT – Oklahoma; **Junior: 6’5″ 300
25. Cameron Erving, OT – Florida State; **Junior: 6’5″ 310
26. Eric Lefeld, OT – Cincinnati; **Junior: 6’5″ 290
27. Danny Kistler Jr., OT – Montana; Senior: 6’7″ 315
28. Evan Finkenberg, OT – Arizona State; Senior: 6’5″ 300

OG:
1. Gabe Jackson, OG – Miss. State; Senior: 6’4″ 320
2. Cyril Richardson, OG/OT – Baylor; Senior: 6’5″ 335
3. La’el Collins, OG – LSU; *Junior: 6’5″ 320
4. Anthony Steen, OG – Alabama; Senior: 6’3″ 302
5. Spencer Long, OG – Nebraska; Senior: 6’6″ 325
6. Xavier Su’a-Filo, OG – UCLA; **Junior: 6’4″ 295
7. Brandon Thomas, OG – Clemson; Senior: 6’3″ 305
8. Zach Fulton, OG – Tennessee; Senior: 6’5″ 320
9. Antwan Lowery, OG – Rutgers; Senior: 6’4″ 305
10. Tre Jackson, OG – Florida State; *Junior: 6’4″ 328
11. Brent Benedict, OG – Virginia Tech; **Junior: 6’5″ 305
12. Chris Watt, OG – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’3″ 310
13. Chris Burnette, OG – Georgia; Senior: 6’2″ 315
14. Ryan Groy, OG – Wisconsin; Senior: 6’5″ 318
15. Mason Walters, OG – Texas; Senior: 6’6″ 315
16. Jon Halapio, OG – Florida: Senior: 6’3″ 325
17. Sedrick Flowers, OG – Texas; **Sophomore: 6’3″ 312
18. Austen Bujnoch, OG – Cincinnati; Senior: 6’5″ 290
19. John Urschel, OG – Penn State; Senior: 6’3″ 308
20. Marcus Martin, OG – USC; *Junior: 6’3″ 325
21. Eric Schultz, OG – Utah State; Senior: 6’4″ 305
22. Trey Hopkins, OG – Texas; Senior: 6’4″ 300
23. Josh Williford, OG – LSU; Senior: 6’7″ 325
24. AJ Cann, OG – South Carolina; **Junior: 6’3″ 310
25. Andrew Norwell, OG – Ohio State; Senior: 6’6″ 305
26. Brandon Linder, OG – Miami (FL); Senior: 6’5″ 312
27. Tyler Shatley, OG – Clemson; Senior: 6’3″ 295
28. Charles Leno, OG – Boise State; Senior: 6’3″ 290
29. Eric Mack, OG – Auburn; **Junior: 6’3″ 318
30. Austin Blythe, OG – Iowa; **Sophomore: 6’3″ 280
31. Houston Reynolds, OG – BYU; Senior: 6’2″ 305
32. Marcus Hall, OG – Ohio State; Senior: 6’5″ 318

C:
1. Gabe Ikard, C/OG – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’4″ 295
2. Bryan Stork, C – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 312
3. Travis Swanson, C – Arkansas; Senior: 6’5″ 305
4. Russell Bodine, C – UNC; **Junior: 6’3″ 305
5. Tyler Larsen, C – Utah Dtate; Senior: 6’4″ 308
6. Weston Richburg, C – Colorado State; Senior: 6’4″ 298
7. James Stone, C – Tennessee; Senior: 6’3″ 302
8. Hroniss Grasu, C – Oregon; **Junior: 6’3″ 295
9. Dillon Farrell, C – New Mexico; Senior: 6’5″ 290
10. Zac Kerin, C – Toledo; Senior: 6’5″ 300
11. David Andrews, C – Georgia; *Junior: 6’2″ 295
12. Brandon Vitabile, C – Northwestern; **Junior: 6’3″ 300
13. Jonotthan Harrison, C – Florida; Senior: 6’3″ 310
14. Garrett Porter, C – Texas; Senior: 6’5″ 315
15. Andrew Miller, C – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’4″ 305
16. Kevin Forsch, C – Houston; Senior: 6’5″ 302
17. Corey Linsley, C – Ohio State; Senior: 6’2″ 295
18. Macky MacPherson, C – Syracuse; Senior: 6’2″ 282
19. Matt Paradis, C – Boise State; Senior: 6’2″ 292
20. Sean Conway, C – Western Kentucky; Senior: 6’3″ 305

DE:
1. Jadeveon Clowney, DE/OLB – South Carolina; *Junior: 6’6″ 268
2. Jackson Jeffcoat, DE/OLB – Texas; Senior 6’5″ 260
3. Kareem Martin, DE – UNC; Senior: 6’6″ 260
4. Stephon Tuitt, DE/DT – Notre Dame; *Junior: 6’5″ 302
5. Morgan Breslin, DE – USC; Senior: 6’2″ 255
6. Aaron Lynch, DE – South Florida; **Sophomore: 6’6″ 262
7. James Gayle, DE – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’4″ 260
8. Scott Crichton, DE – Oregon State; **Junior: 6’3″ 262
9. Ben Gardner, DE – Stanford; Senior: 6’4″ 275
10. Cassius March, DE – UCLA; Senior: 6’4″ 295
11. Ed Stinson, DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’4″ 280
12. Ryne Giddins, DE – South Florida; Senior: 6’3″ 265
13. Chaz Sutton, DE – South Carolina; Senior: 6’5″ 248
14. Demarcus Lawrence, DE/OLB – Boise State; **Junior: 6’3″ 245
15. Taylor Hart, DE/DT – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 290
16. Henry Anderson, DE – Stanford; **Junior: 6’6″ 278
17. Chris Smith, DE – Arkansas; Senior: 6’2″ 250
18. JR Collins, DE – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’2″ 260
19. Ray Drew, DE – Georgia; *Junior: 6’4″ 282
20. Garrison Smith, DE/DT – Georgia; Senior: 6’3″ 295
21. Jeoffrey Pagan, DE – Alabama; *Junior: 6’4″ 285
22. Chidera Uzo-Diribe, DE – Colorado; Senior: 6’3″ 250
23. Giorgio Newberry, DE – Florida State; **Sophomore: 6’5″ 272
24. Walker May, DE – Vanderbilt; Senior: 6’5″ 250
25. Jason Ankrah, DE – Nebraska; Senior: 6’4″ 265

DT:
1. Louis Nix, DT/NT – Notre Dame; **Junior: 6’3″ 325
2. Will Sutton, DT/DE – Arizona State; Senior: 6’2″ 270
3. Dominique Easley, DT/DE – Florida; Senior: 6’2″ 280
4. Timmy Jernigan, DT – Florida State; *Junior: 6’2″ 298
5. Daniel McCullers, DT/NT – Tennessee; Senior: 6’6″ 380
6. DeAndre Coleman, DT/DE – California; Senior: 6’5″ 308
7. Anthony Johnson, DT – LSU; *Junior: 6’3″ 305
8. Calvin Barnett, DT – Oklahoma State; Senior: 6’2″ 300
9. Ra’Shede Hageman, DT – Minnesota; Senior: 6’6″ 300
10. George Uko, DT – USC; **Junior: 6’3″ 285
11. Justin Ellis, DT/NT – Louisiana Tech: Senior: 6’2″ 330
12. Demonte McAllister, DT – Florida State; Senior: 6’2″ 290
13. Tyeler Davison, DT – Fresno State; **Junior: 6’2″ 312
14. Ashton Dorsey, DT – Texas; Senior: 6’2″ 295
15. Khyri Thornton, DT – Southern Mississippi; Senior: 6’3″ 300
16. Bruce Gaston, DT – Purdue; Senior: 6’2″ 300
17. Ego Ferguson, DT – LSU; *Junior: 6’3″ 308
18. Kelcy Quarles, DT – South Carolina; *Junior: 6’3″ 285
19. Jeffery Whitaker, DT – Auburn; Senior: 6’4″ 300
20. Aaron Donald, DT – Pittsburgh; Senior: 6’0″ 278
21. Ryan Carrethers, DT – Arkansas State; Senior: 6’2″ 310
22. Maurice Couch, DT – Tennessee; Senior: 6’2″ 300
23. Danny Shelton, DT – Washington; *Junior: 6’1″ 318
24. Kerry Hyder, DT – Texas Tech; Senior: 6’2″ 282
25. Bryan Jones, DT – Arkansas; Senior: 6’2″ 315
26. EJ Dunston, DT – Central Florida; Senior: 6’2″ 298
27. Viliami Moala, DT/NT – California; *Junior: 6’2″ 338
28. Will Clarke, DT – WVU; Senior: 6’6″ 270

OLB:
1. CJ Mosley, OLB/MLB – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 235
2. Anthony Barr, OLB/DE – UCLA; Senior: 6’5″ 240
3. Adrian Hubbard, OLB/DE – Alabama; **Junior: 6’6″ 248
4. Kyle Van Noy, OLB – BYU; Senior: 6’3″ 235
5. Christian Jones, OLB – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 240
6. Trent Murphy, OLB/DE – Stanford; Senior: 6’6″ 245
7. Jonathan Brown, OLB/MLB – Illinois; Senior: 6’1″ 235
8. Ryan Shazier, OLB – Ohio State; *Junior: 6’2″ 228
9. Khalil Mack, OLB – Buffalo; Senior: 6’3″ 245
10. Lamin Barrow, OLB – LSU; Senior: 6’2″ 232
11. Ishaq Williams, OLB/MLB – Notre Dame; *Junior: 6’4″ 255
12. Denicos Allen, OLB – Michigan State; Senior: 6’0″ 230
13. Jeremiah Attaochu, OLB – Georgia Tech; Senior: 6’2″ 240
14. Dion Bailey, OLB – USC; **Junior: 6’0″ 210
15. Kevin Pierre-Louis, OLB – Boston College; Senior: 6’1″ 220
16. Prince Shembo, OLB/MLB – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’2″ 250
17. Hayes Pullard, OLB – USC; **Junior: 6’0″ 235
18. Anthony Hitchens, OLB – Iowa; Senior: 6’1″ 225
19. Tyler Starr, OLB – South Dakota; Senior: 6’3″ 235
20. Keith Smith, OLB – San Jose State; Senior: 6’1″ 230
21. Carl Bradford, OLB – Arizona State; **Junior: 6’0″ 238
22. Corey Nelson, OLB/S – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’1″ 225
23. Josh Shirley, OLB – Washington; **Junior: 6’2″ 230
24. Isaiah Bruce, OLB – WVU; **Sophomore: 6’1″ 225
25. Marquis Spruill, OLB – Syracuse; Senior: 6’1″ 220

MLB/ILB:
1. Max Bullough, MLB – Michigan State; Senior: 6’3″ 252
2. Shayne Skov, MLB – Stanford; ***Senior: 6’3″ 250
3. Andrew Jackson, MLB – Western Kentucky; Senior: 6’1″ 260
4. Trey Depriest, MLB – Alabama; *Junior: 6’2″ 245
5. Chris Borland, MLB – Wisconsin; Senior: 5’11″ 250
6. Glenn Carson, MLB – Penn State; Senior: 6’3″ 238
7. Greg Blair, MLB – Cincinnati; ***Senior: 6’1″ 252
8. Jack Tyler, MLB – Virginia Tech; Senior: 5’11″ 230
9. AJ Tarpley, MLB – Stanford; **Junior: 6’2″ 238
10. Vince Buhagiar, MLB – San Jose State; Senior: 6’3″ 238
11. AJ Johnson, MLB – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’2″ 240
12. Eric Kendricks, MLB – UCLA; **Junior: 6’0″ 230
13. Caleb Lavey, MLB – OKlahoma State; Senior; 6’3″ 240
14. Nate Dreiling, MLB – Pittsburg State; Senior: 6’3″ 232
15. Yawin Smallwood, MLB – U Conn; **Junior: 6’2″ 235
16. Dan Fox, MLB – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’2″ 240
17. Jabari Hunt-Days, MLB – Georgia Tech; **Sophomore: 6’2″ 245
18. Preston Brown, MLB – Louisville; Senior: 6’0″ 255
19. Bryce Hager, MLB – Baylor; **Junior: 6’1″ 235
20. Avery Williamson, MLB – Kentucky; Senior: 6’1″ 242
21. James Morris, MLB – Iowa; Senior: 6’2″ 230
22. Curtis Grant, MLB – Ohio State; *Junior: 6’2″ 235
23. Mike Marry, MLB – Mississippi; Senior: 6”2″ 248
24. Denzel Perryman, MLB – Miami (FL); *Junior: 5’11″ 230
25. Brendan Beal, MLB – Minnesota; Senior: 6’2″ 250
26. Spencer Shuey, MLB – Clemson; Senior: 6’2″ 250
27. Steve Edmond, MLB – Texas; *Junior: 6’3″ 255
28. Jake Holland, MLB – Auburn; Senior: 6’0″ 235

CB:
1. Bradley Roby, CB – Ohio State; **Junior: 5’11″ 190
2. Aaron Colvin, CB – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’0″ 182
3. Louchiez Purifoy, CB – Florida; *Junior: 6’0″ 190
4. Bennett Jackson, CB – Notre Dame: Senior: 6’0″ 185
5. Jason Verrett, CB – TCU; Senior: 5’10″ 182
6. Justin Gilbert, CB – Oklahoma State; Senior: 6’0″ 195
7. Marcus Williams, CB/S – North Dakota State; Senior: 5’11″ 195
8. Antone Exum, CB Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’1″ 225
9. Darqueze Dennard, CB – Michigan State; Senior: 5’11″ 190
10. Carrington Byndom, CB – Texas; Senior: 6’0″ 185
11. Bene Bewikere, CB – San Jose State; Senior: 6’0″ 192
12. Ifo Ekpre-Olomu, CB – Oregon; *Junior: 5’10″ 190
13. Deion Belue, CB – Alabama; Senior: 5’11″ 180
14. Ross Cockrell, CB – Duke; Senior: 6’0″ 182
15. Deshazor Everett, CB – Texas A&M; *Junior: 6’0″ 185
16. Kyle Fuller, CB – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’0″ 180
17. Ricardo Allen, CB – Purdue; Senior: 5’9″ 175
18. Jalen Collins, CB – LSU; **Sophomore: 6’1″ 195
19. Torin Harris, CB – USC; Senior: 6’0″ 180
20. John Fulton, CB – Alabama; Senior: 6’0″ 188
21. Jimmy Legree, CB – South Carolina; Senior: 5’11″ 190
22. Shaquille Richardson, CB – Arizona; Senior: 6’1″ 188
23. Damian Swann, CB – Georgia; *Junior: 5’11″ 190
24. EJ Gaines, CB – Missouri; Senior: 5’10″ 190
25. Andre Hal, CB – Vanderbilt; Senior: 6’0″ 185
26. Gabe Lynn, CB – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’0″ 200
27. Tim Scott, CB – UNC; *Junior: 5’11″ 180
28. Keon Lyn, CB – Syracuse; Senior: 6’0″ 195
29. Dontae Johnson, CB – NC State; Senior: 6’2″ 198
30. Quandre Diggs, CB – Texas; *Junior: 5’10″ 200
31. Wayne Lyons, CB – Stanford; *Junior: 6’1″ 188
32. Ciante Evans, CB – Nebraska; Senior: 5’11″ 185
33. Marcus Roberson, CB – Florida; *Junior: 6’0″ 180
34. Jabari Price, CB – UNC; Senior: 6’0″ 190
35. Rashaad Reynolds, CB – Oregon State; Senior: 5’11″ 185

S:
1. Ty Zimmerman, FS – Kansas State; Senior: 6’1″ 205
2. Craig Loston, SS – LSU; Senior: 6’2″ 205
3. Lamarcus Joyner, SS – Florida State; Senior: 5’8″ 195
4. Brian Blechen, SS – Utah; Senior: 6’2″ 215
5. Isaiah Lewis, SS – Michigan State; Senior: 5’10″ 205
6. Nickoe Whitley, FS – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’0″ 205
7. Vinnie Sunseri, SS – Alabama; *Junior: 6’0″ 215
8. Hakeem Smith, SS – Louisville; Senior: 6’1″ 180
9. CJ Barnett, FS – Ohio State; Senior: 6’0″ 200
10. Deone Bucannon, SS – Washington State; Senior: 6’1″ 192
11. Hasean Clinton-Dix, FS – Alabama; *Junior: 6’1″ 210
12. Ed Reynolds, FS – Stanford; **Junior: 6’2″ 208
13. Tre Boston, SS – UNC; Senior: 6’1″ 190
14. Kenny Ladler, FS – Vaderbilt; Senior: 6’0″ 200
15. Sean Parker, SS – Washington; Senior: 5’10″ 195
16. Tevin McDonald, FS – Eastern Washington/UCLA; **Junior: 5’11″ 185
17. Corey Moore, SS – Georgia; *Junior: 6’1″ 215
18. Alden Darby, FS – Arizona State; Senior: 5’10″ 190
19. Derron Smith, FS – Fresno State; **Junior: 5’11″ 190
20. Kyshoen Jarrett, SS – Virginia Tech; *Junior: 5’11″ 195
21. Charles Sawyer, FS – Mississippi; Senior: 5’11″ 175
22. Karlos Williams, FS – Florida State; *Junior: 6’1″ 230
23. Dezmen Southward, FS – Wisconsin; Senior: 6’2″ 215
24. Isaiah Johnson, SS – Georgia Tech; Senior: 6’2″ 205
25. Calvin Pryor, FS – Louisville; *Junior: 6’1″ 212
26. Ibraheim Campbell, SS – Northwestern; **Junior: 5’11″ 205
27. Ronald Martin, FS – LSU; *Junior: 6’1″ 202
28. Ahmad Dixon, SS – Baylor; Senior: 6’0″ 210
29. Jemea Thomas, FS – Georgia Tech; Senior: 5’10″ 190
30. Matt Joyce, FS – South Florida; Senior: 5’10″ 200
31. Demetruce McNeal, SS – Auburn; Senior: 6’1″ 195
32. Marco Nelson, FS – Tulsa; Senior: 6’0″ 190
33. Howard Matthews, SS – Texas A&M; *Junior: 6’2″ 205
34. Dietrich Riley, SS – UCLA; Senior: 6’0″ 195
35. Tanner Miller, FS – Iowa; Senior: 6’1″ 200
36. Isaiah Newsome, FS – Louisiana-Monroe; Senior: 5’11″ 200
37. Demetrius Wright, SS – USC; Senior: 6’1″ 195
38. Shamiel Gary, SS – Oklahoma State; Senior: 6’0″ 210
39. Jerrion Johnson, SS – Southern Mississippi; Senior: 6’1″ 205
40. Malcolm Willis, FS – Penn State; Senior: 5’11″ 210

K/P:
1. Chris Boswell, K – Rice; Senior: 6’2″ 210
2. Kirby Van Der Kamp, P – Iowa State; Senior: 6’3″ 202
3. Steven Clark, P – Auburn; Senior: 6’4″ 225
4. Chandler Catanzaro, K – Clemson; Senior: 6’1″ 200
5. Cairo Santos, K – Tulane; Senior: 5’8″ 160

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Arizona Cardinals -

Head Coach: Bruce Arians – Tom Moore (Assistant)
Notable Offensive Coaches: Harold Goodwin (OC)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Todd Bowles (DC)
Offensive Attack: Man/Power Blocking.
Defensive Scheme: Base 4/3 with some 3/4. ‘Hybrid’. Zone.

Additions:
QB Carson Palmer (Trade – Raiders, Restructured – 2 years)
RB Rashard Mendendall (Steelers – 1 year)
CB Jerraud Powers (Colts – 3 years)
FS Yeremiah Bell (Jets – 1 year)
ILB Jasper Brinkley (Vikings – 2 years)
CB Antoine Cason (Chargers – 1 year)
DE Frostee Rucker (Browns)
DE Matt Shaughnessy (Raiders – 1 year)
QB Drew Stanton (Colts – 3 years)
OG Chilo Rachal (Bears)
CB Javier Arenas (Trade – Chiefs)
S Rashad Johnson (Re-Signed – 3 years)
OLB/DE Lorenzo Alexander (Redskins)
QB Brian Hoyer (Re-Signed)
RB Alfonso Smith (Re-Signed – 1 year)
RB William Powell (Re-Signed)
CB Bryan McCann (Dolphins – 1 year)
S Jonathon Amaya (Dolphins)

Subtractions:
QB Kevin Kolb (Bills)
SS Adrian Wilson (Patriots)
RG Adam Snyder
FS Kerry Rhodes
RB Beanie Wells
RB/KR La’Rod Stephens-Howling (Steelers)
QB John Skelton (Bengals)
ILB/OLB Stewart Bradley (Denver)
CB Greg Toler (Colts)
CB William Gay (Steelers)
WR Early Doucet
OLB/DE Quentin Groves (Browns)
FB Anthony Sherman (Trade – Chiefs)
OG/C Rich Ohrnberger (Chargers)
RB Fozzy Whittaker (Chargers)

Salary Cap Space: $10.5M ~ @116.4M of (126.963) w/ (3.6 carry over)

Draft Picks: 7
1-7, 2-38, 3-69, 4-103, 5-140, 6-174, 7-219 (From OAK via CAR)

Needs: LT, SS, 4/3 OLB, OG, Speed-WR, C, 4/3 DT
Depth: OT, FS, WR, 4/3 DE, TE, CB, RB, QB, MLB

Depth Chart:
QB Palmer-Stanton-Hoyer-Lindley ——— LT Brown-X
RB Williams-Mendenhall-Ellington-Taylor-Smith-Powell ——— LG Cooper-Rachal
FB X ——— C Sendlein-X
WR Fitzgerald ——— RG Colledge-Watford-Kelemete
WR Roberts-X-Dillard ——— RT Massie-Potter
WR Floyd-Swope ——— TE Housler-X-King-Jefferson

DE Campbell-Okafor-Schofield ——— CB Peterson-Arenas-Fleming
DT Dockett-X ——— CB Cason-Powers-McCann
DT Williams-Carter ——— FS Bell-Mathieu-Bethel-Jefferson
DE Rucker-Shaughnessy-X ——— SS Johnson-X-Amaya
OLB Acho-X
MLB Brinkley-Minter
OLB Washington-Alexander

Atlanta Falcons -

Head Coach: Mike Smith
Notable Offensive Coaches: Dirk Koetter (OC) – Keith Armstrong (ST)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Mike Nolan (DC)
Offensive Attack: Man/Power Blocking.
Defensive Scheme: Base 4/3. Zone.

Additions:
TE Tony Gonzalez (Re-Signed – 2 year)
LT Sam Baker (Re-Signed – 6 years)
DE Osi Umenyiora (Giants – 2 years)
RB Steven Jackson (Rams – 3 years)
SS William Moore (Re-Signed – 5 years)
OG Garrett Reynolds (Re-Signed – 2 years)
RB Antone Smith (Re-Signed – 2 year)
ILB Brian Banks
RB Josh Vaughan

Subtractions:
RB Michael Turner
CB Dunta Robinson (Chiefs)
RT Tyson Clabo
DE John Abraham (Patriots)
CB Brent Grimes (Dolphins)
C Todd McClure (Retired)
OLB/DE Lawrence Sidbury (Colts)
DT Vance Walker (Raiders)
OT Will Svitek (Patriots)
QB Luke McCown (Saints)
CB Chris Owens (Browns)

Salary Cap Space: $1.7M ~ @121.6M of (123.286) w/ ($307K carry over)

Draft Picks: 11
1-30, 2-60, 3-92, 4-127, 4-133 (COMP), 5-163, 6-198, 7-236, 7-243 (COMP), 7-244 (COMP), 7-249 (COMP)

Needs: RG, CB, RT, TE, 4/3 DE, 4/3 OLB, Slot-WR, MLB
Depth: 4/3 DT, C, RB, OG, S, QB, OT, KR

Depth Chart:
QB Ryan-Renfree-Davis ——— LT Baker-Johnson
RB Jackson-Rodgers-Smith-Vaughan ——— LG Blalock-X
FB Ewing-Snelling ——— C Konz-X
WR Jones ——— RG X-Reynolds
WR White-Davis ——— RT X-Holmes
WR Douglas-X ——— TE Gonzalez-Toilolo-Coffman

DE Umenyiora-Goodman-Massaquoi ——— CB Samuel-Franks
DT Jerry-Peters ——— CB Trufant-Alford-McClain
DT Babineaux-X ——— FS Decoud-Ishmael-Mitchell
DE Biermann-Maponga-Matthews ——— SS Moore-Motta-Schillinger
OLB Nocholas-X
MLB Dent-X-Banks
OLB Weatherspoon-James

Baltimore Ravens -

Head Coach: John Harbaugh
Notable Offensive Coaches: Jim Caldwell (OC) – Wilbert Montgomery (RB)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Dean Pees (DC)
Offensive Attack: Stretch/Zone Blocking.
Defensive Scheme: Base 3/4 with some 4/3. Press Man.

Additions:
QB Joe Flacco (Re-Signed – 6 years)
DE/OLB Elvis Dumervil (Denver – 5 years)
OT Bryant McKinnie (Re-Signed – 2 years)
ILB Rolando McClain (Raiders – 1 year)
FS/CB Michael Huff (Raiders – 3 years)
DE/DT Arthur Jones (Re-Signed)
DE/DT Marcus Spears (Dallas – 2 years)
DT/DE Chris Canty (Giants – 3 years)
QB Caleb Hanie (Denver)
S James Ihedigbo (Re-Signed – 1 year)
WR David Reed (Re-Signed – 2 years)
CB Chris Johnson (Re-Signed – 1 year)
LS Morgan Cox (Re-Signed – 2 years)
OT/OG Ramon Harewood (Re-Signed – 1 year)
ILB Albert McClellan (Re-Signed)
WR Tori Gurley
RB Lonyae Miller

Subtractions:
MLB Ray Lewis (Retired)
FS Ed Reed (Texans)
WR Anquan Boldin (49ers)
OLB/DE Paul Kruger (Browns)
ILB Dannell Ellerbe (Dolphins)
SS Bernard Pollard (Titans)
C Matt Birk (Retired)
CB Cary Williams (Eagles)
ILB/ST Brendon Ayanbadejo
OG Bobbie Williams
QB Dennis Dixon (Eagles)

Salary Cap Space: $5.6M ~ @117.7M of (123.382) w/ ($1.2 carry over)

Draft Picks: 12
1-32, 2-62, 3-94, 4-129, 4-130 (COMP), 5-165, 5-158 (COMP), 6-199 (From SF), 6-200, 6-203 (COMP), 7-238, 7-247 (COMP)

Needs: LT, No.2 WR, ILBx2, C, SS, Slot-WR, 3/4 OLB
Depth: 3/4 DE, 3/4 NT, CB, S, OG, QB

Depth Chart:
QB Flacco-Hanie-Taylor ——— LT McKinnie-Wagner-Mims
RB Rice-Pierce-Rainey-Allen ——— LG Osemele-Harewood
FB Leach-Juszczyk ——— C Jensen-X-Gradkowski
WR Smith ——— RG Yanda-McClain
WR Mellette-Streeter ——— RT Oher-Reid-Gaines
WR Jones-Doss-Reed ——— TE Pitta-Dickson-Furstenburg

DE Jones-Spears ——— CB Webb-Brown-Johnson
NT Ngata-Williams-Cody ——— CB Smith-Graham-Anthony
DE Canty-McPhee-LewisMoore ——— FS Huff-Cook-X-Brown
OLB Suggs-Simon-X ——— SS Elam-Ihedigbo-Thompson
ILB McClain-X
ILB Brown-RMcClain-Bynes-X
OLB Dumervil-Upshaw-McAdoo

Buffalo Bills -

Head Coach: Doug Marrone
Notable Offensive Coaches: Nathaniel Hackett (OC/QB) – Tyrone Wheatley (RB) – Ike Hilliard (WR)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Mike Pettine (DC)
Offensive Attack: K-Gun.
Defensive Scheme: 4/3 Base with some 3/4. ‘Nickel’. Zone and Man.

Additions:
FS Jairus Byrd (Franchise Tag)
QB Kevin Kolb (Arizona – 2 years)
DT Alan Branch (Seattle – 1 year)
OLB/DE Manny Lawson (Bengals – 4 years)
CB Leodis McKelvin (Re-Signed – 4 years)
DE/OLB Jerry Hughes (Trade – Colts)
QB Tarvaris Jackson (Restructured – 1 year)
LB/S Bryan Scott (Re-Signed – 1 year)
RB Tashard Choice (Re-Signed – 1 year)
OT Colin Brown (Re-Signed – 2 years)
MLB Marcus Dowtin (Eagles)
QB Aaron Corp

Subtractions:
OG Andy Levitre (Titans)
QB Ryan Fitzpatrick (Titans)
ILB Kelvin Sheppard (Trade – Colts)
SS George Wilson (Titans)
WR David Nelson (Browns)
OLB Nick Barnett
WR Donald Jones (Patriots)
OG Chad Rinehart (Chargers)
CB Terrence McGee
DE/OLB Shawne Merriman (Retired)
DE Chris Kelsey (Retired)

Salary Cap Space: $13.5M ~ @119.7M of (133.178) w/ ($9.8 carry over)

Draft Picks: 6
1-8, 2-41, 3-71, 4-105, 5-143, 6-177, 7-NO

Needs: LG, No.2 WR, RT, SS, Big-WR, 4/3 DE, 4/3 OLB, TE, P
Depth: QB, 4/3 MLB, WR, CB, OT, OG, 4/3 DT, RB, S, FB

Depth Chart:
QB Kolb-Manuel-Jackson-Tuel ——— LT Glenn-Hairston-Sanders
RB Spiller-Jackson-Choice ——— LG X-Snow
FB X-Dickerson ——— C Wood-Brown
WR Johnson ——— RG Urbik-X
WR Woods-Rodgers-Smith-X ——— RT Pears-X-Young
WR Graham-Goodwin-Easley-Kaufman ——— TE Chandler-Gragg-X-Smith

DE Williams-Carrington-Gilbert ——— CB McKelvin-Williams-Brooks
DT Dareus-Troup-X ——— CB Gilmore-Butler
DT Williams-Branch ——— FS Byrd-DWilliams
DE Anderson-Hughes ——— SS Searcy-Meeks
OLB Bradham-X-Moats
MLB Alonso-X-Pough
OLB Lawson-Scott-X

Carolina Panthers -

Head Coach: Ron Rivera
Notable Offensive Coaches: Mike Shula (OC) – Ricky Proehl (WR) – Ken Dorsey (QB)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Sean McDermott (DC) – Sam Mills (Assistant-DL)
Offensive Attack: Stretch/Zone Blocking.
Defensive Scheme: Base 4/3. Zone.

Additions:
CB Captain Munnerlyn (Re-Signed – 1 year)
DT Dwan Edwards (Re-Signed)
MLB/OLB Chase Blackburn (Giants – 2 years)
CB Drayton Florence (Lions – 1 year)
WR Domenik Hixon (Giants – 1 year)
QB Derek Anderson (Re-Signed – 1 year)
WR/KR Ted Ginn Jr. (49ers – 1 year)
TE Ben Hartsock (Re-Signed)
CB DJ Moore (Bears – 1 year)
S Michael Mitchell (Raiders)
LB Jordan Senn (Re-Signed)

Subtractions:
CB Chris Gamble (Retired)
OLB James Anderson (Bears)
WR Louis Murphy (Giants)
OLB James Anderson
TE Gary Barnidge (Browns)
OLB Jason Phillips (Eagles)
OG/C Mike Pollak (Bengals)
S Reggie Smith (Raiders)

Salary Cap Space: $9.2M ~ @117.6M of (126.736) w/ ($3.6 carry over)

Draft Picks: 5
1-14, 2-44, 3-NO, 4-108, 5-148, 6-182, 7-NO

Needs: No.1 WR, 4/3 DTx2, CB, FS, RT, RG, TE, Big-WR
Depth: 4/3 OLB, OG, WR, 4/3 DE, 4/3 MLB, 4/3 DT, DB

Depth Chart:
QB Newton-Anderson-Clausen ——— LT Gross-Campbell
RB Stewart-Williams-Barner-Poole ——— LG Silatolu-Williams
FB Tolbert-Brockel ——— C Kalil
WR Smith ——— RG Hangartner-Kugbila
WR X-Hixon-Gettis-Adams ——— RT X-Bell-Austin
WR LaFell-Ginn-Edwards ——— TE Olsen-X-Hartsock

DE Hardy-Alexander ——— CB Munnerlyn-Florence-Thomas
DT Edwards-Short-X ——— CB Norman-X-Moore
DT Lotulelei-Fua-Kearse ——— FS X-Nakamura-Mitchell
DE Johnson-X ——— SS Godfrey-Lester-Campbell
OLB Davis-Senn-Williams
MLB Kuechly-Blackburn-Klein
OLB Beason-X

Chicago Bears -

Head Coach: Marc Trestman
Notable Offensive Coaches: Aaron Kromer (OC/OL) – Joe DeCamillis (ST)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Mel Tucker (DC)
Offensive Attack: West Coast. Pass Heavy.
Defensive Scheme: Base 4/3. Man.

Additions
DT Henry Melton (Franchise Tag)
OT Jermon Bushrod (Saints – 5 years)
TE Martellus Bennett (Giants – 4 years)
OLB/MLB DJ Williams (Denver – 1 year)
OG/OT Eben Britton (Jaguars)
OG Matt Slauson (Jets – 1 year)
SS Tom Zbikowski (Colts – 1 year)
OLB James Anderson (Carolina)
DT Andre Fluellen (Lions – 1 year)
OT Jonathan Scott (Re-Signed – 1 year)
CB Zack Bowman (Re-Signed – 1 year)
DE Turk McBride (Saints)
QB Josh McCown (Re-Signed)
DT Nate Collins (Re-Signed – 1 year)
RB Armando Allen (Re-Signed)
TE Steve Maneri (Chiefs)
WR Terrence Toliver
TE Brody Eldridge

Subtractions:
OLB Geno Hayes (Jaguars)
OG Lance Louis (Dolphins)
TE Kellen Davis (Browns)
OLB Nick Roach (Raiders)
OG Chilo Rachal (Arizona)
OG/C Chris Spencer (Titans)
QB Jason Campbell (Browns)
WR Johnny Knox (Retired)
TE Matt Spaeth (Steelers)
S Chris Harris (Retired)
CB DJ Moore (Carolina)

Salary Cap Space: $3.4M ~ @126.0M of (129.413) w/ ($3.2 carry over)

Draft Picks: 5
1-20, 2-50, 3-NO, 4-117, 5-153, 6-188, 7-NO

Needs: RT, MLB, 4/3 SOLB, C, FS, Deep Threat-WR, CB, OG
Depth: 4/3 OLB, OG, WR, 4/3 DE, TE, OT, DB, 4/3 DT, RB

Depth Chart:
QB Cutler-X-McCown ——— LT Bushrod-Scott-X
RB Forte-Bush-Allen ——— LG Slauson-Brown
FB Rodriguez-Unga ——— C Garza-X
WR Marshall ——— RG Long-Britton-Dennis
WR Jeffery-Wilson-Harrison-Toliver ——— RT Carimi-Webb-Mills
WR Bennett-Hester-Weems ——— TE Bennett-X-Adams-Maneri

DE Peppers-Washington ——— CB Tillman-X-McManis
DT Melton-XCollins ——— CB Jennings-Bowman
DT Paea-Fluellen-Toeaina ——— FS X-Conte-Hardin
DE McClellin-Wootton-McBride ——— SS Wright-Zbikowski-Steltz
OLB Anderson-Thomas-X
MLB Williams-Bostic-Costanzo
OLB Briggs-Greene

Cincinnati Bengals -

Head Coach: Marvin Lewis
Notable Offensive Coaches: Jay Gruden (OC) – Hue Jackson (RB)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Mike Zimmer (DC) – Mark Carrier (DB)
Offensive Attack: Man/Power Blocking.
Defensive Scheme: Base 4/3. Man.

Additions:
DE/OLB Michael Johnson (Franchise Tag)
RT Andre Smith (Re-Signed – 3 years)
OLB/DE James Harrison (Steelers – 2 years)
MLB Rey Maualuga (Re-Signed – 2 years)
DE Robert Geathers (Re-Signed – 3 years)
P Kevin Huber (Re-Signed – 5 years)
K Mike Nugent (Re-Signed – 2 years)
WR Andrew Hawkins (Re-Signed – 1 year)
CB Terence Newman (Re-Signed – 2 years)
CB Pacman Jones (Re-Signed – 3 years)
QB John Skelton (Arizona)
RB Cedric Peerman (Re-Signed – 2 years)
DE Wallace Gilberry (Re-Signed – 3 years)
OG/C Mike Pollak (Carolina)
TE/FB Alex Smith (Browns)
QB Josh Johnson (49ers – 2 years)
OT Dennis Roland (Re-Signed)
TE Richard Quinn (Re-Signed)
LS/TE Clark Harris (Re-Signed – 5 years)
OLB/DE Aaron Maybin

Subtractions:
QB Bruce Gradkowski (Steelers)
OLB/DE Manny Lawson (Bills)
DT Pat Sims (Raiders)
CB Jason Allen
RB/FB Brian Leonard (Tampa Bay)
OLB Dan Skuta (49ers)
K Josh Brown (Giants)

Salary Cap Space: $30.0M ~ @104.4M of (134.430) w/ ($8.6 carry over)

Draft Picks: 10
1-21, 2-37 (From OAK), 2-53, 3-84, 4-118, 5-156, 6-190, 6-197 (From NE), 7-240 (COMP), 7-251 (COMP)

Needs: RT, SS, No.2 WR, C, RB, 4/3 OLB, KR
Depth: MLB, OT, QB, OLB, DB, 4/3 DE, OG, CB, 4/3 DT, TE

Depth Chart:
QB Dalton-Skelton-Johnson ——— LT Whitworth-Fragel-Hawkinson
RB GreenEllis-Bernard-Peerman-Burkhead ——— LG Wharton-Boling
FB Pressley-Smith ——— C X-Robinson-Johnson
WR Green ——— RG Zeitler-Pollak-X
WR X-Sanu-Jones ——— RT Smith-Collins-Roland
WR Hawkins-X-Whalen ———TE Gresham-Eifert-Charles-Quinn

DE Johnson-Harrison-Anderson ——— CB Kirkpatrick-Jones-Prater
DT Atkins-Still ——— CB Hall-Newman-Ghee-McCalebb
DT Peko-Thompson ——— FS Nelson-Iloka-Sands
DE Dunlap-Hunt-Geathers-Gilberry ——— SS Williams-Mays-Miles
OLB Burfict-Maybin
MLB Maualuga-X
OLB Moch-Porter-Lamur-Rey

Cleveland Browns -

Head Coach: Rob Chudzinski
Notable Offensive Coaches: Norv Turner (OC)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Ray Horton (DC)
Offensive Attack: Stretch/Zone Blocking.
Defensive Scheme: Base 3/4. Man.

Additions:
OLB/DE Paul Kruger (Ravens – 5 years)
DT/DE Desmond Bryant (Raiders – 5 years)
OLB/DE Quentin Groves (Arizona – 2 years)
WR Davone Bess (Trade – Dolphins)
RB Dion Lewis (Trade – Eagles)
QB Jason Campbell (Bears – 2 years)
TE Kellen Davis (Bears – 1 year)
WR David Nelson (Bills – 1 year)
K Shayne Graham (Texans)
TE Gary Barnidge (Carolina – 3 years)
WR Jordan Norwood (Re-Signed)
RB Chris Ogbonnaya (Re-Signed)
CB Chris Owens (Falcons)
DB Kevin Barnes (Lions)

Subtractions:
QB Colt McCoy (Trade – 49ers)
K Phil Dawson (49ers)
WR Mohamed Massaquoi (Jaguars)
WR/KR Josh Cribbs
TE Ben Watson (Saints)
OLB/MLB Kaluka Maiava (Raiders)
DE Frostee Rucker (Arizona)
FS Usama Young (Raiders)
OLB Emmanuel Acho (Trade – Eagles)
TE/FB Alex Smith (Bengals)
ILB Chris Gocong
QB Seneca Wallace (Saints)

Salary Cap Space: $34.8M ~ @102.8M of (137.612) w/ ($14.4 carry over)

Draft Picks: 7
1-6, 2-NO, 3-68, 4-104, 5-139, 5-164 (From SF), 6-175, 7-227 (From SF via CIN)

Needs: LDE, FS, No.2 CB, LG, KR, K, QB, 3/4 NT
Depth: WR, CB, OT, TE, 3/4 OLB, 3/4 DE, OG/C, SS, MLB

Depth Chart:
QB Weeden-Campbell-X ——— LT Thomas-Cousins
RB Richardson-Hardesty-Lewis-Ogbonnaya ——— LG Pinkston-X
FB Marecic ——— C Mack-Cave
WR Gordon ——— RG Lauvao-Greco
WR Little-Nelson-X ——— RT Schwartz-Faulk-X
WR Benjamin-Bess-Norwood ———TE Cameron-Davis-Barnidge

DE Bryant-Winn ——— CB Haden-X-Wade-Barnes
NT Taylor-X-Kitchen ——— CB McFadden-Skrine-Owens
DE Rubin-Bryant-Hughes ——— FS X-Slaughter-Hagg
OLB Kruger-X ——— SS Ward-X
ILB Jackson-X-Carder
ILB MichaelJohnson-X
OLB Sheard-Mingo-Groves

Dallas Cowboys -

Head Coach: Jason Garrett
Notable Offensive Coaches: Bill Callahan (OC/OL) – Derek Dooley (WR) – Wade Wilson (QB)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Monte Kiffin (DC) – Rod Marinelli (DL) – Leon Lett (Assistant-DL)
Offensive Attack: Man/Power Blocking.
Defensive Scheme: Base 4/3. ‘Tampa 2′. Zone.

Additions:
QB Tony Romo (Extension – 6 years)
DE Anthony Spencer (Franchise Tag)
C Phil Costa (Re-Signed – 2 years)
OLB Justin Durant (Lions – 2 years)
FS Will Allen (Steelers)
DT Brian Price
OLB/MLB Ernie Sims (Re-Signed -1 year)
WR Anthony Armstrong
SS/ST Danny McCray (Re-signed – 1 year)
LS L.P. Ladouceur (Re-Signed – 5 years)
S Brandon Underwood
OLB Cameron Sheffield
DT Nick Hayden
WR Carlton Mitchell

Subtractions:
OLB/DE Victor Butler (Saints)
FS Gerald Sensabaugh
CB Mike Jenkins (Raiders)
DE/DT Marcus Spears (Ravens)
WR Kevin Ogletree (Tampa Bay)
OLB/MLB Dan Connor (Giants)
TE John Phillips (Chargers)
DE/DT Kenyon Coleman (Saints)
ILB Orie Lemon (Chiefs)
P Brian Moorman (Steelers)

Salary Cap Space: $5.4M ~ @114.6M of (120.000) w/ (-$3.0 carry over w/Penalty)

Draft Picks: 6
1-18, 2-47, 3-80, 4-115, 5-151, 6-185, 7-NO

Needs: FS, Slot-WR, RT, RB, OG, 4/3 DT, 4/3 OLB, TE
Depth: LB, 4/3 DE, CB, QB, OT/OG, C, S, WR

Depth Chart:
QB Romo-Orton-X ——— LT Smith-Parnell
RB Murray-Randle-Tanner ——— LG Livings-Leary
FB Vickers ——— C Frederick-Costa-Cook-Kowalski
WR Bryant ——— RG Bernadeau-X-Arkin
WR Austin-Harris-Armstrong ——— RT Free-X
WR Williams-Beasley-Coale ——— TE Witten-Escobar-Hanna

DE Ware-Crawford ——— CB Carr-Webb-Moore
DT Ratliff-Lissemore-Price ——— CB Claiborne-Scandrick
DT Hatcher-X-Hayden ——— FS X-Johnson-Allen-Underwood
DE Spencer-Wilbur ——— SS Church-Wilcox-McCray
OLB Carter-Sims-X
MLB Lee-Sheffield
OLB Durant-Holloman-Albright

Denver Broncos -

Head Coach: John Fox
Notable Offensive Coaches: Adam Gase (OC) – Greg Knapp (QB)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Jack Del Rio (DC)
Offensive Attack: Man/Power Blocking.
Defensive Scheme: Base 4/3. Man.

Additions:
OT Ryan Clady (Franchise Tag)
WR Wes Welker (Patriots – 2 years)
OG Louis Vasquez (Chargers – 4 years)
DE/OLB Shaun Phillips (Chargers)
DT Terrance Knighton (Jaguars – 2 years)
CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie (Eagles – 1 year)
DT Kevin Vickerson (Re-Signed – 2 years)
ILB/OLB Stewart Bradley (Arizona – 1 year)
CB/S Tony Carter (Re-Signed)
OT Chris Clark (Re-Signed – 1 year)
P Britton Colquitt (Re-Signed)
S David Bruton (Re-Signed – 3 years)
CB Mario Butler
WR Gerell Robinson
S Duke Ihenacho

Subtractions:
DE/OLB Elvis Dumervil (Ravens)
OLB DJ Williams (Bears)
FS Jim Leonhard (Saints)
CB Tracy Porter (Raiders)
DE/OLB Robert Ayers (Saints)
QB Caleb Hanie (Ravens)
DE Jason Hunter (Raiders)
WR Eric Page (Tampa Bay)

Salary Cap Space: $9.0M ~ @131.3M of (140.264) w/ ($11.5 carry over)

Draft Picks: 6
1-28, 2-58, 3-90, 4-125, 5-161, 6-NO, 7-234

Needs: 4/3 DEx2, 4/3 OLB, RB, MLB, FS, FB
Depth: S, 4/3 DT, CB, OG, WR, LB, 4/3 DE, C, OT, QB

Depth Chart:
QB Manning-Osweiler-Dysert ——— LT Clady-Clark
RB McGahee-Moreno-MBall-Hillman-LBall ——— LG Beadles-Ramirez
FB X-Hester ——— C Walton-Blake
WR Thomas ——— RG Vasquez-kuper
WR Decker-Caldwell-X ——— RT Franklin-Painter
WR Welker-King-Holliday ——— TE Tamme-Dreessen-Green-Thomas

DE Ayers-Smith ——— CB Bailey-Bolden-Webster
DT Wolfe-Vickerson ———CB RodgersCromartie-TCarter-Harris
DT Knighton-Williams-Siliga ——— FS Moore-QCarter
DE Phillips-Beal-Jackson ——— SS Adams-Bruton-X
OLB Miller-Mays-X
MLB Bradley-Irving
OLB Woodyard-McCray

Detroit Lions -

Head Coach: Jim Schwartz
Notable Offensive Coaches: Scott Linehan (OC)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Gunther Cunningham (DC) – Jim Washburn (Assistant-DL)
Offensive Attack: Man/Power Blocking.
Defensive Scheme: Base 4/3. Press Zone.

Additions:
FS Glover Quin (Texans – 5 years)
RB Reggie Bush (Dolphins – 4 years)
CB Chris Houston (Re-Signed – 5 years)
SS Louis Delmas (Re-Signed – 2 years)
DT/DE Jason Jones (Seattle – 3 years)
S Amari Spievey (Re-Signed – 1 year)
DE Willie Young (Re-Signed – 1 year)
DT CJ Mosley (Jaguars – 2 years)
RB Joique Bell (Re-Signed – 1 year)
OLB DeAndre Levy (Re-Signed – 3 years)
OT Corey Hilliard (Re-Signed – 2 years)
OG/C Dylan Gandy (Re-Signed)
OT Jason Fox (Re-Signed – 1 year)
WR/ST Kassim Osgood (Re-Signed – 1 year)
WR Brian Robiskie (Re-Signed – 1 year)
LS/C Don Muhlbach (Re-Signed – 1 year)
WR Devin Thomas

Subtractions:
DE Cliff Avril (Seattle)
OT Gosder Cherilus (Colts)
K Jason Hanson (Retired)
DE Kyle Vanden Bosch
OT Jeff Backus (Retired)
DT Sammie Lee Hill (Titans)
WR Titus Young
OG Stephen Peterman (Jets)
CB Jacob Lacey (Vikings)
OLB Justin Durant (Dallas)
DE Lawrence Jackson (Vikings)
DT Andre Fluellen (Bears)
CB Drayton Florence (Carolina)
DB Kevin Barnes (Browns)

Salary Cap Space: $5.9M ~ @116.0M of (121.991) w/ ($467K carry over)

Draft Picks: 8
1-5, 2-36, 3-65, 4-132 (COMP), 5-137, 6-171, 7-211, 7-245 (COMP)

Needs: LT/RT, 4/3 DEx2, CB, No.2 WR, RG, 4/3 SOLB, C, K, KR, P
Depth: OG, 4/3 DE, OT, S, WR, 4/3 OLB, CB, TE, FB

Depth Chart:
QB Stafford-Hill-Moore ——— LT X-Fox
RB Bush-Leshoure-Bell-Best-Reddick ——— LG Sims-X
FB X-Shapas ——— C Raiola-X
WR Johnson ——— RG Warford-Gandy-Nagy
WR Burleson-Fuller-Robiskie ——— RT Reiff-Hilliard
WR Broyles-MThomas-DThomas ——— TE Pettigrew-Scheffler-X

DE Young-Taylor ——— CB Houston-Bartell-Green
DT Suh-Jones ——— CB X-Bentley-Greenwood
DT Fairley-Mosley-X ———FS Quin-Spievey-Johnson
DE Ansah-X-RLewis ——— SS Delmas-Carey-Wendling
OLB X-Palmer-Whitehead
MLB Tulloch-Hepburn-TLewis
OLB Levy-X

Green Bay Packers -

Head Coach: Mike McCarthy
Notable Offensive Coaches: Tom Clements (OC) – Edgar Bennett (WR)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Dom Capers (DC) – Kevin Greene (LB)
Offensive Attack: Stretch/Zone Blocking.
Defensive Scheme: Base 3/4. Press Man.

Additions:
QB Aaron Rodgers (Extension – 5 years)
ILB Brad Jones (Re-Signed – 3 years)
C Evan Dietrich-Smith (Re-Signed – 1 year)
TE Matthew Mulligan (Rams – 1 year)
ILB Rob Francois (Re-Signed)
QB B.J. Coleman
OT Andrew Datko
K Giorgio Tavecchio (49ers)

Subtractions:
WR Greg Jennings (Vikings)
S/CB Charles Woodson
C Jeff Saturday (Retired)
WR Donald Driver (Retired)
OLB/DE Erik Walden (Colts)
ILB DJ Smith (Chargers)
TE Tom Crabtree (Tampa Bay)
OLB Frank Zombo (Chiefs)
DE Jarius Wynn (Chargers)

Salary Cap Space: $19.5M ~ @111.8M of (131.325) w/ ($7.0 carry over)

Draft Picks: 8
1-26, 2-55, 3-88, 4-122, 5-159, 5-167 (COMP), 6-193, 7-232

Needs: LT/RT, RB, 3/4 NT, 3/4 OLB, WR, TE, FS/SS, ILB
Depth: OG, CB, C, S, 3/4 DE, WR, Pass-Rusher, QB, FB

Depth Chart:
QB Rodgers-Harrell-Coleman ——— LT Sherrod-Newhouse-X
RB Lacy-Franklin-Green-Starks-Harris ——— LG Lang-Barclay
FB Kuhn-X ——— C DietrichSmith-Tretter
WR Nelson ——— RG Sitton-Bakhtiari
WR Jones-Johnson-Boykin ——— RT Bulaga-Datko
WR Cobb-Dorsey-Ross ——— TE Finley-Williams-Quarless-Mulligan-Stoneburner

DE Jones-Pickett-Neal ——— CB Shields-Hayward
NT Raji-Boyd-Jolly ——— CB Williams-House-Bush
DE Worthy-Wilson-X ——— FS Burnett-Hyde
OLB Matthews-X-Moses ——— SS Jennings-X
ILB Hawk-Manning
ILB Jones-Bishop-Francois
OLB Perry-Palmer

Houston Texans -

Head Coach: Gary Kubiak
Notable Offensive Coaches: Rick Dennison (OC)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Wade Phillips (DC)
Offensive Attack: Stretch/Zone Blocking.
Defensive Scheme: Base 3/4. Press Zone.

Additions:
FS Ed Reed (Ravens – 3 years)
P Shane Lechler (Raiders – 2 years)
OT Ryan Harris (Re-Signed)
CB Brice McCain (Re-Signed)
FB Greg Jones (Jaguars – 1 year)
OT Andrew Gardner (Re-Signed)
QB Stephen McGee
QB Case Keenum

Subtractions:
OLB/DE Connor Barwin (Eagles)
SS Glover Quin (Lions)
TE/FB James Casey (Eagles)
WR Kevin Walter (Titans)
K Shayne Graham (Browns)
CB Antwaun Molden (Jaguars)
P Donnie Jones (Eagles)
CB/S Alan Ball (Jaguars)
RB Justin Forsett (Jaguars)

Salary Cap Space: $4.4M ~ @121.1M of (125.550) w/ ($2.4 carry over)

Draft Picks: 9
1-27, 2-57, 3-89, 3-95 (COMP), 4-124, 5-160, 6-195, 6-201 (COMP), 7-233

Needs: 3/4 NT, RT, No.2 WR, TE, ILB, Pass-Rushers, LG, CB, FS, P
Depth: WR, 3/4 OLB, S, RB, 3/4 DE, OT, OG/C, ILB, KR

Depth Chart:
QB Schaub-Yates-McGee ——— LT Brown-Quessenberry-Gardner
RB Foster-Tate-Wood-Graham-Johnson-Winn ——— LG Smith-X
FB Jones-Clutts-Boren ——— C Myers-X
WR Johnson ——— RG Jones-Brooks
WR Hopkins-Posey-Jean-Lemon ——— RT Williams-Newton-Harris
WR Martin-Bonner ——— TE Daniels-Klein-Graham-Griffin

DE Watt-Crick ——— CB Joesph-X-McCain-Carmichael
NT X-Mitchell-Jones-McClain ——— CB Jackson-Harris
DE Smith-Montgomery-Jamison ——— FS Reed-Swearinger-Keo
OLB Reed-X-Braman ——— SS Manning-X-Pleasant
ILB Cushing-X
ILB Sharpton-X-Mohamed
OLB Mercilus-Williams

Indianapolis Colts -

Head Coach: Chuck Pagano
Notable Offensive Coaches: Pep Hamilton (OC) – Clyde Christensen (QB)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Greg Manusky (DC)
Offensive Attack: Man/Power Blocking. West Coast.
Defensive Scheme: Base 3/4. Zone.

Additions:
OT Gosder Cherilus (Lions – 5 years)
SS LaRon Landry (Jets – 4 years)
ILB Kelvin Sheppard (Trade – Bills)
WR Darrius Heyward-Bey (Raiders – 1 year)
NT/DE Ricky Jean Francois (49ers – 4 years)
P Pat McAfee (Franchise Tag)
CB Greg Toler (Arizona)
OG Donald Thomas (Patriots – 4 years)
CB Darius Butler (Re-Signed – 2 years)
OLB/DE Erik Walden (Packers)
QB Matt Hasselbeck (Titans – 2 years)
NT Aubrayo Franklin (Chargers)
DE/NT Fili Moala (Re-Signed – 1 year)
OLB/DE Lawrence Sidbury (Falcons)
FB Stanley Havili (Trade – Eagles)
OG Joe Reitz (Re-Signed)
CB Cassius Vaughn (Re-Signed – 1 year)
OG/OT Jeff Linkenbach (Re-Signed – 1 year)
QB Chandler Harnish
NT Martin Tevaseu (Re-Signed)
OLB Josh McNary

Subtractions:
CB Jerraud Powers (Arizona)
DE/OLB Jerry Hughes (Trade – Bills)
SS Tom Zbikowski (Bears)
WR Donnie Avery (Chiefs)
QB Drew Stanton (Arizona)
OLB/MLB Moise Fokou (Titans)
OG Seth Olsen (Vikings)
DE Clifton Geathers (Trade – Eagles)

Salary Cap Space: $10.4M ~ @114.5M of (124.914) w/ ($3.5 carry over)

Draft Picks: 6
1-24, 2-NO, 3-86, 4-121, 5-NO, 6-192, 7-230, 7-254 (COMP)

Needs: 3/4 ROLB, No.2 WR, 3/4 NT, RG, 3/4 DE, C, 3/4 ILB
Depth: WR, 3/4 OLB, RB, OG, 3/4 DE, S, OT, CB, KR

Depth Chart:
QB Luck-Hasselbeck-Harnish ——— LT Cherilus-Ziemba-Sowell
RB Ballard-Brown-Carter-Williams ———LG Thomas-Reitz
FB Havili-Hughes ——— C Satele-Holmes-Shipley
WR Wayne ——— RG McGlynn-Thornton-Linkenbach
WR HeywardBey-Sampson-Brazill ——— RT Castonzo-Ijalana
WR Hilton-X ——— TE Fleener-Allen-Saunders-Cunningham

DE Redding-Moala-Guy ——— CB Davis-Butler-Gordy
NT Franklin-Hughes-McKinney-Chapman-Nevis ——— CB Toler-X-Vaughn
DE JeanFrancois-X-Mathews ——— FS Beathea-X-Asante-Swanson
OLB Mathis-Walden ——— SS Landry-Lefeged-Brown
ILB Sheppard-Angerer
ILB Freeman-Conner-Lutrus
OLB Werner-Sidbury-X

Jacksonville Jaguars -

Head Coach: Gus Bradley
Notable Offensive Coaches: Jedd Fisch (OC)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Bob Babich (DC)
Offensive Attack: Zone Blocking.
Defensive Scheme: Base 4/3. Press Zone.

Additions:
DT Roy Miller (Tampa Bay – 2 years)
DT Sen’Derrick Marks (Titans – 1 year)
OLB Geno Hayes (Bears)
WR Mohamed Massaquoi (Browns – 2 years)
CB Antwaun Molden (Texans)
C Brad Meester (Re-Signed – 1 year)
CB/S Alan Ball (Texans – 2 years)
RB Justin Forsett (Texans – 2 years)
WR Jordan Shipley (Re-Signed – 2 years)

Subtractions:
FS Dawan Landry (Jets)
CB Derek Cox (Chargers)
DT Terrance Knighton (Denver)
WR Laurent Robinson
OG/OT Eben Britton (Bears)
DT CJ Mosley (Lions)
RB Rashad Jennings (Raiders)
DE George Selvie (Tampa Bay)
FB Greg Jones (Texans)
CB Aaron Ross (Giants)
OT Guy Whimper

Salary Cap Space: $27.1M ~ @118.4M of (145.563) w/ ($19.5 carry over)

Draft Picks: 7
1-2, 2-33, 3-64, 4-98, 5-135, 6-169, 7-208

Needs: CBx2, 4/3 LOLB, RT, RB, SS, No.2 WR, 4/3 DT, QB, RG, TE
Depth: 4/3 OLB, S, WR, KR, 4/3 DT, C, 4/3 DE, OG, CB, FB, MLB

Depth Chart:
QB Gabbert-Henne-Scott ——— LT Joeckel-X
RB JonesDrew-X-Forsett ——— LG Rackley-X
FB Pryor-Owens ——— C Meester-Brewster
WR Blackmon ——— RG X-Nwaneri-Spitz
WR Short-Massaquoi ——— RT Monroe-Bradfield-Asper
WR Sanders-Robinson-Shipley-Price ——— TE Lewis-Otten-Reisner

DE Babin-Branch ——— CB X-Ball-JHarris-Rutland
DT Alualu-X-Smith ——— CB Gratz-Harris-Molden-McCray
DT Miller-Marks ——— FS Lowery-Evans
DE Mincey-X-Lane ——— SS Cyprien-Prosinski
OLB Hayes-X-Marshall
MLB Posluszny-Jones
OLB X-Allen

Kansas City Chiefs -

Head Coach: Andy Reid
Notable Offensive Coaches: Doug Pederson (OC) – Eric Bieniemy (RB) – Dave Toub (ST)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Bob Sutton (DC) – Emmitt Thomas (DB) – Gary Gibbs (LB) – Al Harris (Assistant-DB)
Offensive Attack: Stretch/Zone Blocking. West Coast.
Defensive Scheme: Base 3/4 with some 4/3. Press Man.

Additions:
WR Dwayne Bowe (Re-Signed – 5 years)
OT Brandon Albert (Franchise Tag)
CB Sean Smith (Dolphins – 3 years)
QB Alex Smith (Trade – 49ers)
CB Dunta Robinson (Falcons – 3 years)
TE Anthony Fasano (Dolphins – 4 years)
DE/DT Mike DeVito (Jets – 3 years)
WR Donnie Avery (Colts)
P Dustin Colquitt (Re-Signed – 5 years)
ILB Zac Diles (Titans – 1 year)
QB Chase Daniel (Saints – 3 years)
FB Anthony Sherman (Trade – Arizona)
OG/OT Geoff Schwartz (Vikings)
OLB Frank Zombo (Packers)
ILB Orie Lemon (Dallas)
WR Mardy Gilyard
FS Husain Abdullah (Vikings)
DT Daniel Muir
OG Bryan Mattison (Re-Signed)
FB Ryan D’Imperio (Vikings)
OLB Edgar Jones (Re-Signed)
LS Thomas Gafford (Re-Signed – 1 year)
LB Chad Kilgore (Raiders)

Subtractions:
OT Eric Winston
QB Matt Cassel (Vikings)
DE/DT Glenn Dorsey (49ers)
WR Steve Breaston
TE Kevin Boss
CB Javier Arenas (Trade – Arizona)
QB Brady Quinn (Seattle)
OLB/ST Andy Studebaker
TE Steve Maneri (Bears)
DL Ropati Pitoitua (Titans)

Salary Cap Space: $5.0M ~ @13250M of (137.500) w/ ($14.0 carry over)

Draft Picks: 8
1-1, 2-NO, 3-63, 3-96 (COMP), 4-99, 5-134, 6-170, 6-204 (COMP), 7-207

Needs: RT, 3/4 LILB, 3/4 OLB, LG, 3/4 DE, FS, RB, FB
Depth: 3/4 DE, WR, 3/4 OLB, 3/4 ILB, OT, C, TE

Depth Chart:
QB Smith-Daniel-Bray-Stanzi ——— LT Albert-X
RB Charles-Davis-Gray-Draughn ——— LG X-Allen
FB Sherman-DImperio-Wilson ——— C Hudson-Kush-Mattison
WR Bowe ——— RG Asamoah-Schwartz
WR Baldwin-McCluster ——— RT Fisher-Stephenson-Waldron
WR Avery-Wylie-Copper ——— TE Moeaki-Fasano-Kelce

DE Jackson-Bailey ——— CB Flowers-Menzie
NT Poe-Powe-Muir ——— CB Smith-Robinson-Brown
DE Devito-Catapano-Dixon ——— FS Lewis-Commings-Abdullah
OLB Hali-X-Jones ——— SS Berry-X-Hartman
ILB Johnson-X-Lemon
ILB Diles-NJohnson-Greenwood
OLB Houston-X-Zombo

Miami Dolphins -

Head Coach: Joe Philbin
Notable Offensive Coaches: Mike Sherman (OC)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Kevin Coyle (DC)
Offensive Attack: Man/Power Blocking.
Defensive Scheme: Base 4/3. Press Man.

Additions:
WR Mike Wallace (Steelers – 5 years)
ILB Dannell Ellerbe (Ravens)
DT Randy Starks (Franchise Tag)
WR Brian Hartline (Re-Signed – 5 years)
OLB Philip Wheeler (Raiders – 5 years)
TE Dustin Keller (Jets – 1 year)
CB Brent Grimes (Falcons – 1 year)
WR Brandon Gibson (Rams – 3 years)
QB Matt Moore (Re-Signed – 2 years)
S Chris Clemons (Re-Signed – 1 year)
OG Lance Louis (Bears – 1 year)
OG/OT Nate Garner (Re-Signed)
DT Vaughn Martin (Chargers)
MLB Austin Spitler (Re-Signed)
QB Pat Devlin (Re-Signed)
CB R.J. Stanford (Re-Signed)
WR Jeff Fuller

Subtractions:
OT Jake Long (Rams)
CB Sean Smith (Chiefs)
RB Reggie Bush (Lions)
OLB/ILB Karlos Dansby
ILB/OLB Kevin Burnett (Raiders)
WR Davone Bess (Trade – Browns)
TE Anthony Fasano (Chiefs)
DT Tony McDaniel (Seattle)
CB Bryan McCann (Arizona)
WR Marlon Moore (49ers)
S Jonathon Amaya (Arizona)

Salary Cap Space: $8.8M ~ @119.9M of (128.727) w/ ($5.4 carry over)

Draft Picks: 11
1-12, 2-42, 2-54 (From INDY), 3-77, 3-82 (From CHI), 4-111, 5-146, 5-166 (COMP), 6-NO, 7-217, 7-224 (From DAL), 7-250 (COMP)

Needs: LT/RT, No.1 RB, 4/3 RDT OG, 4/3 DE, CB, FS, TE
Depth: Pass-Rushers, S, 4/3 DT, MLB, CB, WR, OT, OG, KR

Depth Chart:
QB Tannehill-Moore-Devlin ——— LT Martin-Adams
RB Miller-Gillislee-Thomas ——— LG Incognito-Garner
FB Clay-Lane ——— C Pouncey-X
WR Wallace ——— RG Jerry-Louis-X
WR Hartline-X-Binns ——— RT Thomas-Yeatman
WR Gibson-Collins-Matthews ——— TE Keller-Egnew-Sims

DE Wake-X-Vernon ——— CB Grimes-Taylor-Carroll-Patterson
DT Starks-Randall-Martin ——— CB Marshall-Davis-Stanford
DT X-Soliai-X ——— FS Clemons-Wilson
DE Odrick-X ——— SS Jones-DJones
OLB Misi-Jordan-Trusnik-X
MLB Ellerbe-Jenkins-Spitler
OLB Wheeler-Kaddu

Minnesota Vikings -

Head Coach: Leslie Frazier
Notable Offensive Coaches: Bill Musgrave (OC)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Alan Williams (DC) – Mike Singletary (LB)
Offensive Attack: Man/Power Blocking.
Defensive Scheme: Base 4/3. Zone.

Additions:
WR Greg Jennings (Packers – 5 years)
RT Phil Loadholt (Re-Signed – 4 years)
QB Matt Cassel (Chiefs)
OLB Erin Henderson (Re-Signed – 2 years)
CB Jacob Lacey (Lions)
S Jamarca Sanford (Re-Signed – 2 years)
CB AJ Jefferson (Re-Signed – 1 year)
WR Jerome Simpson (Re-Signed – 1 year)
FB Jerome Felton (Re-Signed – 3 years)
DE Lawrence Jackson (Lions)
C/OG Joe Berger (Re-Signed – 1 year)
OG Seth Olsen (Colts)
OLB Marvin Mitchell (Re-Signed)
TE Chase Ford

Subtractions:
WR Percy Harvin (Seattle)
CB Antoine Winfield (Seattle)
ILB Jasper Brinkley (Arizona)
WR Michael Jenkins (Patriots)
OG/OT Geoff Schwartz (Chiefs)
S Husain Abdullah

Salary Cap Space: $6.7M ~ @123.6M of (130.297) w/ ($8.0 carry over)

Draft Picks: 11
1-23, 1-25 (From SEA), 2-52, 3-83, 4-102 (From DET), 4-120, 5-155, 6-189, 7-213 (From ARZ), 7-229, 7-231 (From SEA)

Needs: MLB, No.2 WR, 4/3 DT, LG, SS, Big-WR, RB, 4/3 DE, KR
Depth: OG, 4/3 OLB, CB, WR, S, OT, FB, C

Depth Chart:
QB Ponder-Cassel-Webb ——— LT Kalil-X
RB Peterson-X-Gerhart ——— LG Johnson-Bond-Kropog
FB Felton-Line-Asiata ——— C Sullivan-Berger
WR Jennings ——— RG Fusco-Olsen-Baca
WR Patterson-Simpson-Childs ——— RT Loadholt-Love
WR Wright-X ——— TE Rudolph-Carlson

DE Allen-Griffin-Reed ——— CB Jefferson-Robinson-Lacey
DT Williams-Ballard ——— CB Rhodes-Cook-X-Bruton
DT Floyd-Guion-Dawkins-Evans ——— FS Smith-Sanford
DE Robinson-X-Jackson ——— SS X-Raymond-Blanton
OLB Greenway-Hodges
MLB Mauti-McKenzie-Cole
OLB Henderson-X-Mitchell

New England Patriots -

Head Coach: Bill Belichick
Notable Offensive Coaches: Josh McDaniels (OC)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Matt Patricia (DC) – Pepper Johnson (LB)
Offensive Attack: Stretch/Zone Blocking.
Defensive Scheme: Base 4/3 with some 3/4. Press Zone.

Additions:
CB Aqib Talib (Re-Signed – 1 year)
RT Sebastian Vollmer (Re-Signed – 4 years)
WR Danny Amendola (Rams – 5 years)
DT Tommy Kelly (Raiders – 2 years)
SS Adrian Wilson (Arizona)
CB Kyle Arrington (Re-Signed – 4 years)
RB LeGarrette Blount (Trade – Tampa Bay)
DE John Abraham (Falcons)
RB/KR Leon Washington (Seattle – 1 year)
WR Donald Jones (Bills – 3 years)
WR Julian Edelman (Re-Signed – 1 year)
WR Michael Jenkins (Vikings)
DT/DE Armond Armstead
OT Will Svitek (Falcons – 1 year)
CB Marquice Cole (Re-Signed)
OLB Niko Koutouvides (Re-Signed)
FB Tony Fiammetta (Re-Signed – 1 year)
QB Mike Kafka
DE Marcus Benard
WR Andre Holmes

Subtractions:
WR Wes Welker (Denver)
WR Brandon Lloyd
SS Patrick Chung (Eagles)
RB/KR Danny Woodhead (Chargers)
OG Donald Thomas (Colts)
OG Brian Waters
RB/KR Jeff Demps (Trade – Tampa Bay)
FB Spencer Larsen
DL Jonathan Fanene

Salary Cap Space: $10.2M ~ @119.4M of (129.656) w/ ($5.6 carry over)

Draft Picks: 5
1-29, 2-59, 3-91, 4-NO, 5-NO, 6-NO, 7-226 (From TB via CHI), 7-235

Needs: CB, No.2 WR, RG, Big-WR, SS, 4/3 LDE, C
Depth: OG, OT, 4/3 OLB, WR, 4/3 DE, CB, 4/3 MLB, S, QB, FB

Depth Chart:
QB Brady-Mallet-Kafka ——— LT Solder-Svitek
RB Ridley-Vereen-Blount-Washington-Bolden ——— LG Mankins-X
FB Fiammetta-Hoomanawanui ——— C Wendell-Stankiewitch
WR Amendola ——— RG Connolly-X
WR Dobson-Jenkins-Jones-Holmes ——— RT Vollmer-X-Cannon
WR Edelman-Boyce-Moe-Slater ——— TE Gronkowski-Hernandez-Ballard

DE Jones-Buchanan-Bequette ——— CB Talib-Dowling-Cole
DT Wilfork-Pryor-Forston ——— CB Ryan-Dennard-Arrington
DT Kelly-Deaderick-Armstead-Love ——— FS McCourty-Gregory
DE Cunningham-Ninkovich ——— SS Wilson-Harmon
OLB Mayo-Koutouvides
MLB Spikes-Beauharnais-Fletcher
OLB Hightower-Collins-X

New Orleans Saints -

Head Coach: Sean Payton
Notable Offensive Coaches: Pete Carmichael (OC) – Henry Ellard (WR)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Rob Ryan (DC) – Joe Vitt (LB)
Offensive Attack: Stretch/Zone Blocking.
Defensive Scheme: Base 3/4. Man.

Additions:
OLB/DE Victor Butler (Dallas – 2 years)
CB Keenan Lewis (Steelers – 5 years)
DE/OLB Robert Ayers (Denver – 4 years)
OT Jason Smith (Jets)
OLB/DE Junior Galette (Re-Signed – 3 years)
RB Chris Ivory (Re-Signed – 1 year)
C Brian De La Puente (Re-Signed – 1 year)
TE Ben Watson (Browns – 3 years)
FS Jim Leonhard (Denver – 1 year)
DE/DT Kenyon Coleman (Dallas)
QB Luke McCown (Falcons)
G/C Eric Olsen (Re-Signed)
WR Preston Parker
QB Seneca Wallace (Browns)
WR/KR Courtney Roby (Re-Signed)
LS Justin Drescher (Re-Signed – 4 years)
OLB Ramon Humber (Re-Signed – 1 year)
CB Ryan Steed

Subtractions:
OT Jermon Bushrod (Bears)
RB Chris Ivory (Trade – Jets)
TE David Thomas
QB Chase Daniel (Chiefs)
OLB Jonathan Casillas (Tampa Bay)
OLB Will Herring
CB Johnny Patrick (Chargers)
DE Turk McBride (Bears)

Salary Cap Space: $2.2M ~ @122.9M of (125.123) w/ ($2.7 carry over)

Draft Picks: 5
1-15, 2-NO, 3-75, 4-108, 5-144, 6-183, 7-NO

Needs: LT/RT, 3/4 NT, SS, 3/4 RDE, No.2 WR, 3/4 OLB, QB
Depth: Pass-Rushers, OT, S, WR, CB, C, ILB, KR, 3/4 NT, TE

Depth Chart:
QB Brees-Griffin-McCown-Wallace ——— LT Brown-Jones-Harris
RB Ingram-Sproles-Thomas ——— LG Grubbs-Olsen
FB Collins ——— C DeLaPuente-X
WR Colston ——— RG Evans-X-Tiller
WR X-Toon-Morgan-Parker ——— RT Armstead-Smith-Strief
WR Moore-Stills-Roby ——— TE Graham-Watson-X

DE Jordan-Romeus-Richardson ——— CB Lewis-Robinson-Steed
NT Bunkley-Jenkims-Nicks ——— CB Greer-X-White
DE X-Johnson-Coleman-RJohnson ——— FS Jenkins-Leonhard-X-Bush
OLB Smith-Galette-X ——— SS Harper-Vaccaro-X
ILB Hawthorne-Vilma
ILB Lofton-Chamberlain-Thomas
OLB Butler-Wilson-X-Humber

New York Giants -

Head Coach: Tom Coughlin
Notable Offensive Coaches: Kevin Gilbride (OC)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Perry Fewell (DC)
Offensive Attack: Man/Power Blocking.
Defensive Scheme: Base 4/3. Zone.

Additions:
OT William Beatty (Re-signed – 5 years)
TE Brandon Myers (Raiders)
S Stevie Brown (Re-Signed)
LG Kevin Boothe (Re-Signed – 1 year)
DE/DT Cullen Jenkins (Eagles – 3 years)
CB Aaron Ross (Jaguars – 1 year)
OLB/MLB Dan Connor (Dallas – 1 year)
DT Mike Patterson (Eagles)
WR Louis Murphy (Carolina – 1 year)
RB Andre Brown (Re-Signed)
S Ryan Mundy (Steelers)
QB David Carr (Re-Signed – 1 year)
DT Shaun Rogers (Re-Signed)
TE Bear Pascoe (re-Signed)
K Josh Brown (Bengals)
C/OG Jim Cordle (Re-Signed)
RB Ryan Torian (Re-Signed)
OT Levy Adcock
K David Buehler

Subtractions:
DE Osi Umenyiora (Falcons)
RB Ahmad Bradshaw
TE Martellus Bennett (Bears)
FS Kenny Phillips (Eagles)
DT/DE Chris Canty (Ravens)
OLB Michael Boley
WR Domenik Hixon (Carolina)
MLB/OLB Chase Blackburn (Carolina)

Salary Cap Space: $4.4M ~ @119.6M of (124.091) w/ ($1.0 carry over)

Draft Picks: 8
1-19, 2-49, 3-81, 4-116, 5-152, 6-187, 7-225, 7-253 (COMP)

Needs: RT, 4/3 WOLB, 4/3 MLB, C, TE, 4/3 DT, LG, RB
Depth: S, WR, 4/3 DE, CB, OT, 4/3 OLB, OG, QB

Depth Chart:
QB Manning-Nassib-Carr-Painter ——— LT Beatty-McCants-Adcock
RB Wilson-Brown-Cox-Torian ——— LG Boothe-Herman-Capers
FB Hynoski ——— C Baas-X-Cordle
WR Nicks ——— RG Snee-Pugh-Mosley
WR Cruz-Randle-X ——— RT Diehl-X-Brewer
WR Murphy-Jernigan ——— TE Myers-Pascoe-X-Robinson

DE PierrePaul-Tracy-X ——— CB Webster-Ross-McBride
DT Jenkins-Hankins-Rogers-Kuhn ——— CB Amukamara-Thomas-Hosley
DT Joseph-Austin-Patterson-X ——— FS Rolle-X-Hill
DE Tuck-Moore ——— SS Brown-Mundy-Sash-Cooper
OLB Kiwanuka-Williams
MLB Connor-X-Herzlich
OLB X-Rivers-Sabino

New York Jets -

Head Coach: Rex Ryan
Notable Offensive Coaches: Marty Mornhinweg (OC)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Dennis Thurman (DC)
Offensive Attack: Stretch/Zone Blocking.
Defensive Scheme: Base 3/4 with some 4/3. Press Man.

Additions:
RB Chris Ivory (Trade – Saints, Signed – 3 years))
OLB/DE Calvin Pace (Re-Signed – 1 year)
OG Stephen Peterman (Lions)
QB David Garrard
TE Jeff Cumberland (Re-Signed)
NT/DE Antonio Garay (Chargers)
RB Mike Goodson (Raiders – 3 years)
OLB Antwan Barnes (Chargers)
FS Dawan Landry (Jaguars)
OG/OT Willie Colon (Steelers – 1 year)
K Nick Folk (Re-Signed – 1 year)
S Jaiquawn Jarrett
ILB Josh Mauga (Re-Signed – 1 year)
RB/FB Lex Hilliard (Re-Signed – 1 year)
OT DJ Young
LS Tanner Purdum (Re-Signed – 2 years)

Subtractions:
CB Darrelle Revis (Trade – Tampa Bay)
QB Tim Tebow
MLB Bart Scott
RB Shonn Greene (Titans)
SS LaRon Landry (Colts)
TE Dustin Keller (Dolphins)
OG Matt Slauson (Bears)
OT Jason Smith (Saints)
NT Sione Pouha
FS Yeremiah Bell (Arizona)
DE/DT Mike DeVito (Chiefs)
S Eric Smith
TE Josh Baker

Salary Cap Space: $12.1M ~ @114.9M of (127.032) w/ ($3.4 carry over)

Draft Picks: 8
1-9, 1-13 (From TB), 2-39, 3-72, 4-106, 5-141, 6-178, 7-215

Needs: 3/4 OLBx2, RT, OGx2, No.1 RB, TE, FS, No.1 WR, CB, 3/4 LILB
Depth: Pass-Rushers, QB, SS, 3/4 NT, OT, S, OG 3/4 DE, WR, K, FB

Depth Chart:
QB Sanchez-Smith-Garrard-McElroy ——— LT Ferguson-Young
RB X-Powell-Ivory-Goodson-McKnight ——— LG Colon-Winters-X
FB Bohanon-Hilliard ——— C Mangold-Schlauderaff
WR Holmes-X ——— RG Peterman-Ducasse-X
WR Hill-X ——— RT Aboushi-Howard
WR Kerley-Gates-Rogers ——— TE X-Cumberland-Smith

DE Coples-Garay ——— CB Milliner-Wilson-X
NT Ellis-Campbell ——— CB Cromartie-X-Trufant-Lankster
DE Wilkerson-Richardson-X ——— FS Landry-Jarrett-Miles-Bush
OLB Pace-X-McIntyre-X ——— SS X-Allen
ILB Harris-Mauga
ILB Davis-X-Bellore
OLB Barnes-Sapp-X

Oakland Raiders -

Head Coach: Dennis Allen
Notable Offensive Coaches: Greg Olson (OC) – Tony Sparano (OL) – Al Saunders (Senior Assistant)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Jason Tarver (DC)
Offensive Attack: Downhill/Power.
Defensive Scheme: Base 4/3 with some 3/4. Press Man.

Additions:
QB Matt Flynn (Trade – Seattle)
OT Khalif Barnes (Re-Signed)
CB Mike Jenkins (Dallas)
DE Andre Carter (Re-Signed)
OLB Nick Roach (Bears)
CB Tracy Porter (Denver – 1 year)
ILB/OLB Kevin Burnett
FS Usama Young (Browns)
OLB/MLB Kaluka Maiava (Browns – 3 years)
RB Rashad Jennings (Jaguars)
CB Joselio Hanson (Re-Signed)
DT Pat Sims (Bengals)
CB/S Phillip Adams (Re-Signed)
DE Jason Hunter (Denver)
DT Vance Walker (Falcons)
OT Alex Barron (Seattle)
CB Coye Francies (Re-Signed)
S Reggie Smith (Carolina)
TE Mickey Shuler
DB Akwasi Owusu-Ansah

Subtractions:
QB Carson Palmer (Trade – Arizona)
DT/DE Tommy Kelly (Patriots)
DT/DE Desmond Bryant (Browns)
P Shane Lechler (Texans)
FS/CB Michael Huff (Ravens)
ILB Rolando McClain (Ravens)
TE Brandon Myers (Giants)
WR Darrius Heyward-Bey (Colts)
OLB Philip Wheeler (Dolphins)
DE Matt Shaughnessy (Arizona)
RB Mike Goodson (Jets)
S Michael Mitchell (Carolina)
DE Dave Tollefson
LB Chad Kilgore (Chiefs)

Salary Cap Space: $6.9M ~ @120.2M of (127.187) w/ ($4.5 carry over)

Draft Picks: 7
1-3, 2-NO, 3-66, 4-100, 5-NO, 6-172, 6-176 (From ARZ via MINN thru TENN), 6-205 (COMP), 7-209

Needs: 4/3 DTx2, CB, No.1 WR, TE, 4/3 LDE, LG, LT/RT, P, FS
Depth: Pass-Rushers, 4/3 DT, OG, 4/3 MLB, OT, 4/3 OLB, S, WR, 4/3 DE

Depth Chart:
QB Flynn-Pryor-Wilson ——— LT Barnes-Watson-Bergstrom-Wetzel
RB McFadden-Jennings-Jones-Murray ——— LG X-Slowey
FB Reece ——— C Wisniewski-Parsons
WR X ——— RG Brisiel-X
WR Moore-Criner-McGuffie ——— RT Veldheer-Barron-Smith
WR Ford-Streater-Butler ——— TE Rivera-Kasa-Gordon-Ausberry

DE Houston-Crawford ——— CB Jenkins-Hanson-Chekwa-Francies
DT X-Walker-X ——— CB Hayden-Porter-Adams-X
DT Sims-McGee-X ——— FS Young-Nelms-X
DE Carter-Bass-Hunter-Bair ——— SS Branch-X-Smith
OLB Roach-Burris-Clayton
MLB Maiava-X-X
OLB Burnett-Moore

Philadelphia Eagles -

Head Coach: Chip Kelly
Notable Offensive Coaches: Pat Shurmur (OC) – Duce Staley (RB)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Bill Davis (DC)
Offensive Attack: Uptempo.
Defensive Scheme: Both 3/4 and 4/3. ‘Predator/Hybrid’. Zone.

Additions:
QB Michael Vick (Restructured – 1 year)
OLB/DE Connor Barwin (Texans – 6 years)
FS Kenny Phillips (Giants – 1 year)
CB Cary Williams (Ravens – 3 years)
TE/FB James Casey (Texans – 3 years)
SS Patrick Chung (Patriots – 3 years)
WR Arrelious Benn (Trade – Tampa Bay)
QB Dennis Dixon (Ravens – 2 years)
CB Bradley Fletcher (Rams – 2 years)
NT/DE Isaac Sopoaga (49ers – 3 years)
P Donnie Jones (Texans)
DE Clifton Geathers (Trade – Colts)
OLB Jason Phillips (Carolina – 2 years)
OLB Emmanuel Acho (Trade – Browns)
WR Ifeanyi Momah
DE Everette Brown
OT Ed Wang
WR BJ Cunningham
OT Matt Reynolds

Subtractions:
CB Nnamdi Asomugha (49ers)
CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie (Denver)
DT/DE Cullen Jenkins (Giants)
DT Mike Patterson (Giants)
OT Demetress Bell
OT King Dunlap (Chargers)
RB Dion Lewis (Trade – Browns)
DT Derek Landri (Tampa Bay)
FB Stanley Havili (Trade – Colts)
OLB/DE Darryl Tapp (Redskins)
QB Trent Edwards
MLB Marcus Dowtin (Bills)
P Mat McBriar

Salary Cap Space: $23.4M ~ @123.4M of (146.814) w/ ($23.0 carry over)

Draft Picks: 8
1-4, 2-35, 3-67, 4-101, 5-136, 6-NO, 7-210, 7-212 (From CLEV), 7-239 (COMP)

Needs: 3/4 LDE, LT/RT, CB, 3/4 NT, Offensive-Speed, C
Depth: QB, RB, 3/4 DE, WR, OG, OT, P, 3/4 NT, 3/4 OLB

Depth Chart:
QB Vick-Barkley-Foles-Dixon ——— LT Johnson-Peters-X-MReynolds
RB McCoy-Brown-X-Polk-Maysonet ——— LG Mathis-X-Menkin
FB Casey-X ——— C Kelce-X-DReynolds
WR Jackson ——— RG Watkins-Kelly-Vandervelde
WR Maclin-Avant-Riley-McNutt ——— RT Herremans-X-Wang-Kopa
WR Benn-Salas-DJohnson-Momah ——— TE Celek-Ertz-Harbor-Moore

DE Cox-King-Geathers ——— CB Williams-Boykins-Marsh
NT Sopoaga-Logan-Dixon ——— CB Fletcher-Poyer-Hughes-Lindley
DE X-Kruger-Thornton-Square ——— FS Phillips-Coleman-Whitely
OLB Cole-Curry-Hunt-Acho ——— SS Chung-Allen-Wolff-Anderson
ILB Kendricks-Matthews-Phillips
ILB Ryans-Chaney-X
OLB Barwin-Graham-Brown

Pittsburgh Steelers -

Head Coach: Mike Tomlin
Notable Offensive Coaches: Todd Haley (OC)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Dick LeBeau (DC) – Carnell Lake (DB)
Offensive Attack: Zone Blocking.
Defensive Scheme: Base 3/4. Press Zone.

Additions:
CB William Gay (Arizona – 3 years)
WR Emmanuel Sanders (Re-Signed – 1 year)
RB Isaac Redman (Re-Signed – 1 year)
OG Ramon Foster (Re-Signed – 3 years)
ILB Larry Foote (Re-Signed – 3 years)
RB/KR La’Rod Stephens-Howling (Arizona)
QB Bruce Gradkowski (Bengals – 3 years)
WR Plaxico Burress (Re-Signed – 1 year)
NT Steve McLendon (Re-Signed – 3 years)
TE Matt Spaeth (Bears)
TE/FB David Johnson (Re-Signed – 1 year)
LB Stevenson Sylvester (Re-Signed)
LS Greg Warren (Re-Signed – 1 year)
P Brian Moorman (Dallas)
QB John Parker Wilson
LB Brian Rolle
CB Justin King
WR Kashif Moore

Subtractions:
WR Mike Wallace (Dolphins)
RB Rashard Mendenhall (Arizona)
OLB/DE James Harrison (Bengals)
CB Kennan Lewis (Saints)
OG/OT Willie Colon (Jets)
FS Will Allen (Dallas)
SS Ryan Mundy (Giants)
RB/KR Chris Rainey

Salary Cap Space: $3.3M ~ @121.6M of (124.926) w/ ($759K carry over)

Draft Picks: 8
1-17, 2-48, 3-79, 4-115, 5-150, 6-186, 6-206 (COMP), 7-223

Needs: TE, 3/4 ROLB, No.1 RB, 3/4 NT, No.1 WR, LG, 3/4 ILB, SS
Depth: OT, CB, S, 3/4 OLB, 3/4 DE, WR, C, QB, OG, KR

Depth Chart:
QB Roethlisberger-Jones-Gradkowski ——— LT MAdams-X
RB Bell-Redman-Dwyer-Batch-StephensHowling ——— LG Foster-X
FB DJohnson-X ——— C Pouncey-X
WR Brown ——— RG DeCastro-Beachum-Malechi
WR Wheaton-Burress-Cotchery ——— RT Gilbert-X
WR Sanders-Brown ——— TE Miller-X-Spaeth-Paulson

DE Hood-Williams-Woods ———CB Taylor-Hawthorne-Brown-King
NT X-McLendon-Taamu ——— CB Gay-Allen-VanDyke
DE Keisel-Heyward-X ——— FS Clark-X-Golden
OLB Woodley-Carter ——— SS Polamalu-Thomas
ILB Timmons-Spence-X
ILB Foote-Williams-Sylvester-Rolle
OLB Jones-X-Worilds

San Diego Chargers -

Head Coach: Mike McCoy
Notable Offensive Coaches: Ken Whisenhunt (OC) – Frank Reich (QB)
Notable Defensive Coaches: John Pagano (DC)
Offensive Attack: Zone Blocking.
Defensive Scheme: Base 3/4. Press Zone.

Additions:
CB Derek Cox (Jaguars – 4 years)
WR Danario Alexander (Re-Signed)
OT King Dunlap (Eagles)
RB/KR Danny Woodhead (Patriots – 2 years)
OG Chad Rinehart (Bills – 1 year)
RB Ronnie Brown (Re-Signed – 1 year)
TE John Phillips (Dallas – 3 years)
K Nick Novak (Re-Signed – 4 years)
ILB DJ Smith (Packers)
CB Johnny Patrick (Saints)
OG/C Rich Ohrnberger (Arizona)
LS Mike Windt (Re-Signed – 4 years)
DE Jarius Wynn (Packers)
RB Fozzy Whittaker (Arizona)

Subtractions:
OG Louis Vasquez (Denver)
LT Jared Gaither
ILB Takeo Spikes
CB Antoine Cason (Arizona)
NT Aubrayo Franklin (Colts)
NT/DE Antonio Garay (Jets)
SS Atari Bigby
OLB Antwan Barnes (Jets)
TE Randy McMichael
K Nate Kaeding (Tampa Bay)
DT Vaughn Martin (Dolphins)

Salary Cap Space: $6.7M ~ @116.8M of (123.517) w/ ($995K carry over)

Draft Picks: 7
1-11, 2-45, 3-76, 4-110, 5-145, 6-179, 7-221

Needs: LT, SS, LG, 3/4 DE, CB, C, 3/4 NT, 3/4 ILB, Durable-RB, QB
Depth: OT, OG, Pass-Rushers, 3/4 ILB, S, 3/4 OLB, TE, WR

Depth Chart:
QB Rivers-X-Whitehurst-Sorensen ——— LT X-Harris-Dombrowski-Becton
RB Mathews-Woodhead-Brown-Baker ——— LG X-Troutman-Ohrnberger
FB McClain ——— C Hardwick-X-Molk
WR Floyd-X ——— RG Rinehart-X-Schilling
WR Alexander-Meachem ——— RT Dunlap-Clary-X
WR Royal-Brown-Goodman-Tasker ——— TE Gates-Green-Phillips

DE Liuget-X ——— CB Cox-Wright-Willaims
NT Thomas-Geathers ——— CB Gilchrist-Patrick
DE Reyes-X-Wynn ——— FS Weddle-Stuckey
OLB Ingram-English ——— SS X-Taylor
ILB Butler-Smith-Gachkar
ILB Teo-Mouton-X
OLB Johnson-Williams

San Francisco 49ers -

Head Coach: Jim Harbaugh
Notable Offensive Coaches: Greg Roman (OC) – Brad Seely (ST)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Vic Fangio (DC)
Offensive Attack: Man/Power Blocking. Pistol.
Defensive Scheme: Base 3/4. Zone.

Additions:
WR Anquan Boldin (Trade – Ravens)
CB Nnamdi Asomugha (Eagles – 1 year)
DE/DT Glenn Dorsey (Chiefs – 2 years)
QB Colt McCoy (Trade – Browns)
K Phil Dawson (Browns)
FS Craig Dahl (Rams – 3 years)
OLB/DE Parys Haralson (Re-Signed – 1 year)
OLB Dan Skuta (Bengals – 2 years)
S Darcel McBath (Re-Signed)
CB Tramaine Brock (Re-Signed – 1 year)
WR Marlon Moore (Dolphins – 1 year)
TE Cameron Morrah (Seattle)

Subtractions:
FS Dashon Goldson (Tampa Bay)
QB Alex Smith (Trade- Chiefs)
NT/DE Ricky Jean Francois (Colts)
TE Delanie Walker (Titans)
NT/DE Isaac Sopoaga (Eagles)
WR/KR Ted Ginn Jr. (Carolina)
K David Akers
QB Josh Johnson (Bengals)
WR Brett Swain (Seattle)
K Giorgio Tavecchio (Packers)

Salary Cap Space: $895K ~ @125.4M of (126.277) w/ ($859K carry over)

Draft Picks: 13
1-31, 2-34 (From KC), 2-61, 3-74 (From CAR), 3-93, 4-128, 4-131 (COMP), 5-157 (From INDY), 6-173 (From CLEV via PHIL), 6-180 (From MIA), 7-227 (From CINN), 7-246 (COMP), 7-252 (COMP)

Needs: FS, 3/4 NT, TE, C, WR, 3/4 DE, RG
Depth: 3/4 OLB, CB, OG, S, 3/4 ILB, 3/4 NT, OT, KR

Depth Chart:
QB Kaepernick-McCoy-Tolzien ——— LT Staley-Wiggins-Bykowski
RB Gore-James-Hunter-Lattimore ——— LG Iupati-Looney
FB Miller-Dixon ——— C Goodwin-X-Kilgore
WR Crabtree ——— RG Boone-X
WR Boldin-Manningham ——— RT Davis-Marquardt-Netter
WR Jenkins-Patton-Williams ——— TE Davis-McDonald-Morrah-Gray

DE Smith-McDonald-X ——— CB Rogers-Cox-Brock
NT X-Williams-Okoye ——— CB AsomughaBrown-Culliver-X
DE Dorsey-X ———- FS Reid-Dahl-Spillman
OLB Smith-Haralson-Moody ——— SS Whitner-McBath
ILB Bowman-Skuta
ILB Willis-X-Wilhoite
OLB Brooks-Lemonier-Johnson

Seattle Seahawks -

Head Coach: Pete Carroll
Notable Offensive Coaches: Darrell Bevell (OC) – Tom Cable (OL)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Dan Quinn (DC) – Ken Norton Jr. (LB)
Offensive Attack: Stretch/Zone Blocking.
Defensive Scheme: Base 4/3 with some 3/4. Press Zone.

Additions:
RB Percy Harvin (Trade – Vikings, 6 years)
DE Cliff Avril (Lions – 2 years)
DE Michael Bennett (Tampa Bay – 1 year)
CB Antoine Winfield (Vikings)
QB Brady Quinn (Chiefs)
DT Tony McDaniel (Dolphins)
DT Clinton McDonald (Re-Signed – 1 year)
WR Brett Swain (49ers)
LS/C Clint Gresham (Re-Signed – 1 year)
CB/KR Will Blackmon
QB Josh Portis (Re-Signed – 2 years)
S/ST Chris Maragos (Re-Signed – 1 year)
LB Korey Toomer
TE Darren Fells

Subtractions:
QB Matt Flynn (Trade – Raiders)
DT/DE Jason Jones (Lions)
DT Alan Branch (Bills)
KR/RB Leon Washington (Patriots)
WR Ben Obomanu
OT Alex Barron (Raiders)
TE Cameron Morrah (49ers)

Salary Cap Space: $10.4M ~ @126.8M of (137.208) w/ ($13.2 cary over)

Draft Picks: 10
1-NO, 2-56, 3-87, 4-123, 5-138 (From OAK), 5-158, 6-194, 7-214 (From BUFF), 7-220 (From NO), 7-241 (COMP), 7-242 (COMP)

Needs: RT, 4/3 WOLB, TE, 4/3 DT, KR, CB, K
Depth: WR, S, 4/3 OLB, 4/3 MLB, 4/3 DE, RB, QB, OG

Depth Chart:
QB Wilson-Quinn-Portis ——— LT Okung-X
RB Lynch-Michael-Turbin ——— LG Carpenter-Sweezy-Bailey-Johnson
FB Robinson-Ware ——— C Unger-X
WR Harvin ——— RG Moffitt-McQuistan-Seymour
WR Rice-Tate-X ——— RT X-Giacomini-Person
WR Baldwin-Harper-Swain ——— TE Miller-X-McCoy-Willson

DE Avril-Clemons ——— CB Sherman-Simon-Lane
DT Bryant-Williams-Howard-McDaniel ——— CB Browner-Winfield-Thurmond
DT Mebane-Hill-McDonald-Smith ——— FS Thomas-X-Maragos
DE Bennett-Irvin-X ——— SS Chancellor-X-Johnson
OLB Wright-Morgan-Toomer
MLB Wagner-X
OLB X-Powell-Farwell-Lotulelei-Smith

St.Louis Rams -

Head Coach: Jeff Fisher – Dave McGinnis (Assistant)
Notable Offensive Coaches: Brian Schottenheimer (OC) – Ray Sherman (WR)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Tim Walton (DC) – Chuck Cecil (DB) – Clyde Simmons (DL)
Offensive Attack: Man/Power Blocking.
Defensive Scheme: Base 4/3. Press Zone.

Additions:
OT Jake Long (Dolphins – 4 years)
TE Jared Cook (Titans – 5 years)
DE William Hayes (Re-Signed – 3 years)
FS Darian Stewart (Re-Signed – 1 year)
OG/OT Chris Williams (Re-Signed)

Subtractions:
WR Danny Amendola (Patriots)
RB Steven Jackson (Falcons)
SS Quintin Mikell
WR Brandon Gibson (Dolphins)
OT Wayne Hunter
CB Bradley Fletcher (Eagles)
WR Steve Smith (Tampa Bay)
FS Craig Dahl (49ers)
OG/C Rob Turner (Titans)
TE Matthew Mulligan (Packers)

Salary Cap Space: $1.3M ~ @121.3M of (122.670) w/ ($247K carry over)

Draft Picks: 8
1-16, 1-22 (From WASH), 2-46, 3-78, 4-113, 5-149, 6-184, 7-222

Needs: No.1 WR, FS, 4/3 OLBx2, LG, No.1 RB, SS, C, RT, P
Depth: OT, 4/3 DT, 4/3 OLB, CB, WR, OG, QB, S, KR, FB

Depth Chart:
QB Bradford-X-Davis ——— LT Long-X-Williams
RB X-Richardson-Pead-Stacy ——— LG X-Smith-Watkins
FB X ——— C Wells-X
WR Austin ——— RG Dahl-Washington
WR Quick-Pettis-X ——— RT Saffold-Barksdale-Brown
WR Givens-Bailey ——— TE Cook-Kendricks-Lutzenkirchen

DE Long-Hayes ——— CB Finnegan-Johnson-X
DT Brockers-X ——— CB Jenkins-McGee
DT Langford-X-Cudjo ——— FS McDonald-McLeod
DE Quinn-X-Sims ——— SS X-Stewart-Daniels
OLB Ogletree-X-Brown
MLB Laurinaitis-X-Hull
OLB Dunbar-X

Tampa Bay Buccaneers -

Head Coach: Greg Schiano
Notable Offensive Coaches: Mike Sullivan (OC) – Earnest Byner (RB) – Dave Wannstedt (ST)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Bill Sheridan (DC) – Bryan Cox (Pass-Rush)
Offensive Attack: Stretch/Zone Blocking.
Defensive Scheme: Base 4/3. Zone.

Additions:
CB Darrelle Revis (Trade – Jets, Signed – 6 years)
FS Dashon Goldson (49ers – 5 years)
RT Demar Dotson (Re-Signed – 4 years)
WR Kevin Ogletree (Dallas – 2 years)
RB LeGarrette Blount (Re-Signed – 1 year)
WR Steve Smith (Rams – 1 year)
DT Derek Landri (Eagles – 2 years)
OLB Jonathan Casillas (Saints – 1 year)
RB/KR Jeff Demps (Trade – Patriots
DE George Selvie (Jaguars)
RB/FB Brian Leonard (Bengals)
TE Tom Crabtree (Packers)
QB Dan Orlovsky (Re-Signed)
K Nate Kaeding (Chargers)
LB/ST Jacob Cutrera (Re-Signed)
LS Andrew Economos (Re-Signed)
WR Eric Page (Denver)
P Chas Henry

Subtractions:
DE Michael Bennett (Seattle)
RB LeGarrette Blount (Trade – Patriots)
DT Roy Miller (Jaguars)
WR Arrelious Benn (Trade – Eagles)
CB EJ Biggers (Redskins)
OLB Quincy Black
OT Jeremy Trueblood (Redskins)
RB DJ Ware

Salary Cap Space: $35.8M ~ @98.9M of (134.711) w/ ($8.5 carry over)

Draft Picks: 8
1-No, 2-43, 3-73, 4-112, 4-126 (From NE), 5-147, 6-181, 6-196 (From PHIL via DEN), 7-218

Needs: 4/3 DE, 4/3 OLB, 4/3 RDT, Slot-WR, LT/RT, CB, QB, KR
Depth: TE, 4/3 DT, RB, 4/3 DE, OT, 4/3 MLB, DB, WR, OG, 4/3 OLB

Depth Chart:
QB Freeman-Glennon-Orlovsky ——— LT Penn-X
RB Martin-X-James-Demps ——— LG Nicks-X
FB Lorig-Leonard ——— C Zuttah-Larsen
WR Jackson ——— RG Joseph-Meredith
WR Williams-X ——— RT Dotson-X
WR Ogletree-Underwood-Smith ——— TE Stocker-Crabtree-X

DE Bowers-Gholston-X ——— CB Revis-Banks-Gaitor
DT McCoy-Irvin-Levingston ——— CB Wright-Johnson-Lewis
DT Landri-X-Gibson-Masifilo ——— FS Goldson-Black-Tandy
DE Clayborn-Selvie-TeoNesheim-X ——— SS Barron-Grimm-X
OLB X-Casillas-Watson
MLB Foster-Goode-X
OLB David-Means-Hayward-Cutrera

Tennessee Titans -

Head Coach: Mike Munchak
Notable Offensive Coaches: Dowell Loggains (OC) – Bruce Matthews (OL) – Sylvester Croom (RB)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Jerry Gray (DC)
Offensive Attack: Stretch/Zone Blocking.
Defensive Scheme: Base 4/3. Zone.

Additions:
OG Andy Levitre (Bills – 6 years)
TE Delanie Walker (49ers – 4 years)
RB Shonn Greene (Jets – 3 years)
QB Ryan Fitzpatrick (Bills – 2 years)
DT Sammie Lee Hill (Lions – 3 years)
SS Bernard Pollard (Ravens)
WR Kevin Walter (Texans)
RB/KR Darius Reynaud (Re-Signed – 1 year)
SS George Wilson (Bills – 2 years)
K Rob Bironas (Re-Signed – 2 years)
C Fernando Velasco (Re-signed – 1 year)
OG/C Chris Spencer (Bears – 1 year)
OLB/MLB Moise Fokou (Colts – 2 years)
OG/C Rob Turner (Rams)
DE Keyunta Dawson (Re-Signed – 1 year)
FB Quinn Johnson (Re-Signed)
DL Ropati Pitoitua (Chiefs)
WR Roberto Wallace
DE/OLB Thaddeus Gibson
QB Nate Enderle

Subtractions:
TE Jared Cook (Rams)
OG Steve Hutchinson (Retired)
DT Sen’Derrick Marks (Jaguars)
QB Matt Hasselbeck (Colts)
S Jordan Babineaux
WR Lavelle Hawkins
ILB Zac Diles (Chiefs)
OG Mitch Petrus

Salary Cap Space: $6.6M ~ @129.1M of (135.711) w/ ($12.9 carry over)

Draft Picks: 9
1-10, 2-40, 3-70, 3-97 (COMP), 4-107, 5-142, 6-202 (COMP), 7-216, 7-248 (COMP)

Needs: RG, CB, 4/3 DE, RT, WR, TE, RG/C, 4/3 DT, FB
Depth: OG, S, 4/3 OLB, OT, 4/3 MLB, C, RB

Depth Chart:
QB Locker-Fitzpatrick-Smith ——— LT Roos-X
RB Johnson-Greene-Reynaud-Harper-Jefferson ——— LG Levitre-Studdard
FB QJohnson ——— C Velasco-Schwenke-Turner
WR Britt ——— RG Warmack-Amano-Spencer
WR Washington-Hunter-Williams ——— RT Stewart-X-Otto-Stingily
WR Wright-Walter ——— TE X-Walker-Stevens

DE Wimbley-Edwards-Gibson ——— CB McCourty-Sensabaugh-Wooten
DT Martin-Klug-X ——— CB Verner-WrehWilson-Campbell
DT Casey-LeeHill-Clayton ——— FS Griffin-Stafford-Johnson
DE Morgan-Dawson-Pitoitua ——— SS Pollard-Wilson-Martin-Afalava
OLB Ayers-Bailey
MLB McCarthy-Fokou-Wort-Shaw
OLB Brown-Gooden

Washington Redskins -

Head Coach: Mike Shanahan
Notable Offensive Coaches: Kyle Shanahan (OC)
Notable Defensive Coaches: Jim Haslett (DC) – Raheem Morris (DB)
Offensive Attack: Stretch/Zone Blocking. Pistol/Read Option.
Defensive Scheme: Base 3/4. Press Man.

Additions:
TE Fred Davis (Re-Signed – 1 year)
CB DeAngelo Hall (Re-Signed – 1 year)
TE Logan Paulsen (Re-Signed – 3 years)
CB EJ Biggers (Tampa Bay)
LG Kory Lichtensteiger (Re-Signed – 5 years)
OLB Rob Jackson (Re-Signed – 1 year)
OT Jeremy Trueblood (Tampa Bay)
DE/DT Kedric Golston (Re-Signed – 3 years)
OLB/DE Darryl Tapp (Eagles)
QB Rex Grossman (Re-Signed)
FB Darrel Young (Re-Signed – 3 years)
QB Pat White
DE/DT Phillip Merling
DT Ron Brace
RT Tony Pashos
P Sav Rocca (Re-Signed – 2 years)
MLB/OLB Bryan Kehl (Re-Signed – 1 year)
OT Tyler Polumbus (Re-Signed – 2 years)
LS Nick Sundberg (Re-Signed – 4 years)
NT Chris Baker (Re-Signed)
TE DeAngelo Peterson

Subtractions:
OLB/DE Lorenzo Alexander (Arizona)
CB Korey Lindsey

Salary Cap Space: $1.3M ~ @108.8M of (110.086) w/ (-$13.8 carry over w/Penalty)

Draft Picks: 7
1-NO, 2-51, 3-85, 4-119, 5-154, 5-162 (From NE), 6-191, 7-228

Needs: FS, CB, 3/4 ILB, RG, KR, WR, 3/4 OLB, TE, RT
Depth: C/OG, 3/4 ILB, DB, 3/4 DE, 3/4 NT

Depth Chart:
QB GriffinIII-Cousins-Grossman-White ——— LT Williams-Hurt-Compoton
RB Morris-Helu-Royster-Jamison-Thompson ——— LG Lichtensteiger-LeRibeus
FB Young ——— C Montgomery-X
WR Garcon ——— RG Chester-X-Gettis
WR Hankerson-X-Morgan ——— RT Trublood-X-Polumbus-Pashos
WR Moss-Robinson-Briscoe ——— TE Davis-Reed-Paulsen-Paul

DE Carriker-Golston-X ——— CB Wilson-Amerson-Minnifield-Lindsey
NT Cofield-Brace-Neild-Baker ——— CB Hall-Biggers-X-Crawford
DE Bowen-Jenkins-Merling ——— FS Thomas-Jackson-Doughty-Pugh
OLB Orakpo-Jackson-Elmore ——— SS Meriweather-Rambo-Gomes
ILB Fletcher-Kehl-Muckelroy
ILB X-Riley-Robinson
OLB Kerrigan-X-Tapp

2013 NFL Mock Draft – FINAL MOCK

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Well, here you have it. My FINAL MOCK for the 2013 NFL Draft.

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It’d hard to do Mocks because of ‘projecting’ trades, but I have included trades in this Full 7 Round Mock Draft. I also am aware that I won’t have every pick correct, but I am hoping that I am giving an accurate presentation of what may happen by being close to the range of where a player is selected – or if nothing else have the same needs being addressed. There are a lot of “behind-the-scenes” things going on in War Rooms that we’re unaware of so its incredible difficult to be exact on the later rounds of a 7 Round Mock. The first Round or two is actually the easy part because of all the reports leading up to the draft. Therefore, in constructing a 7 Round mock Im simply evaluating team needs and using my own judgement on players stock. Again, Im hoping to ‘mock’ players in an accurate range for all rounds and see how many of the 254 players drafted – I actually have included in this mock.

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NFL MOCK DRAFT – FINAL EDITION (7 Rounds)
*No explanation
***22 Projected Trades

I reserve the right to modify a pick up until Thursday, April 25th, at 5pm EST

April 24th, 2012
***Changes made on April 24th @ 9:50PM (Fisher to No.1, Joeckel to No.3)

1st Round:

1. Chiefs (2-14) – Eric Fisher, OT – Central Michigan; Senior: 6’7″ 306

2. Jaguars (2-14) – Dion Jordan, DE/OLB – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 248

3. PT1 ARIZONA (From Raiders (4-12) – Luke Joeckel, OT – Texas A&M; *Junior 6’6″ 306

PT1:
ARZ: 1-3, 6-176
OAK: 1-7, 2-38, 5-140, 2014 3rd Round

4. Eagles (4-12) – Star Lotulelei, DT/NT/DE – Utah; Senior: 6’3″ 311

5. Lions (4-12) – Ezekiel ‘Ziggy’ Ansah, DE – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 271

6. PT2 CHARGERS (From Browns (5-11) – Lane Johnson, OT – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’6″ 303

PT2:
SD: 1-6, 6-175
CLEV: 1-11, 3-76, 5-145, 2014 4th Round

7. PT1 RAIDERS (From Arizona (5-11) – Sharrif Floyd, DT/DE – Florida; *Junior: 6’3″ 297

8. PT3 RAMS (From Bills (6-10) – Kenny Vaccaro, FS/SS – Texas; Senior: 6’0″ 214

PT3:
STL: 1-8, 2014 7th Round
BUFF: 1-16, 2-46

9. Jets (6-10) – Barkevious ‘Keke’ Mingo, DE/OLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’4″ 241

10. PT4 DOLPHINS (From Titans (6-10) – DeMarcus ‘Dee’ Milliner, CB – Alabama; *Junior: 6’0″ 201

PT4:
MIA: 1-10
TENN: 1-12, 4-111, 2014 7th Round

11. PT2/PT5 VIKINGS (From BROWNS (From Chargers (7-9) – Tavon Austin, WR/RB/KR – WVU; Senior: 5’9″ 174

PT5:
MINN: 1-11, 2015 7th Round
CLEV: 1-23, 2-52, 4-120, 6-189

12. PT4 TITANS (From Dolphins (7-9) – Chance Warmack, OG – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 317

13. Jets (From Tampa Bay (7-9) – DJ Fluker, OT/OG – Alabama; *Junior: 6’5″ 339

14. Carolina (7-9) – Sheldon Richardson, DT/DE – Missouri; *Junior: 6’3″ 294

15. Saints (7-9) – Jesse Williams, DT/NT/DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’3″ 323

16. PT3 BILLS (From Rams (7-8-1) – Jonathan Cooper, OG/C – UNC; Senior: 6’2″ 311

17. PT6 FALCONS (From Steelers (8-8) – DJ Hayden, CB – Houston; Senior: 5’11″ 191

PT6:
ATL: 1-17
PITT: 1-30, 2-60, 4-127

18. PT7 BENGALS (From Dallas (8-8) – Jonathan Cyprien, SS – Florida International; Senior: 6’0″ 217

PT7:
CINN: 1-18, 2014 7th Round
DAL: 1-21, 4-118, 6-197

19. Giants (9-7) – Jarvis Jones, OLB/DE – Georgia; *Junior: 6’2″ 245

20. PT8 49ERS (From Bears (10-6) – Sylvester Williams, DT/DE – UNC; Senior: 6’3″ 313

PT8:
SF: 1-20
CHI: 1-31, 2-61, 7-237

21. PT7/PT9 BILLS (From DALLAS (From Bengals (10-7) – Ryan Nassib, QB – Syracuse; Senior: 6’2″ 227

PT9:
BUFF: 1-21, 5-151
DAL: 2-41, 3-71, 2014 2nd Round

22. Rams (Redskins 10-7) – DeAndre ‘Nuk’ Hopkins, WR – Clemson; *Junior: 6’1″ 214

23. PT5 BROWNS (From Vikings (10-7) – Tyler Eifert, TE – Notre Dame; *Junior: 6’6″ 250

24. PT10 EAGLES (From Colts (11-6) – Geno Smith, QB – WVU; Senior: 6’2″ 218

PT10:
PHIL: 1-24
INDY: 2-35, 3-67, 2014 5th Round

25. PT11 RAVENS (From Vikings (Seattle 12-6) – Manti Te’o, MLB – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’1″ 241

PT11:
BALT: 1-25, 7-213
MINN: 1-32, 3-94, 6-200

26. Packers (12-6) – Datone Jones, DE/DT – UCLA; Senior: 6’4″ 283

27. Texans (13-5) – Cordarrelle Patterson, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’2″ 216

28. Denver (13-4) – Arthur Brown, MLB/OLB – Kansas State; Senior: 6’0″ 241

29. PT12 LIONS (From Patriots (13-5) – Menelik Watson, OT – Florida State; *Junior: 6’5″ 310

PT12:
DET: 1-29
NE: 2-35, 5-137, 2014 4th Round

30. PT6/PT13 CHARGERS (From STEELERS (From Falcons (14-4) – Matt Barkley, QB – USC; Senior: 6’3″ 227

PT13:
SD: 1-30, 6-186
PITT: 2-45, 4-110, 7-221, 2013 3rd Round

31. PT8 BEARS (From 49ers (13-5-1) – Darius Slay, CB – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’0″ 192

32. PT11 VIKINGS (From Ravens (14-6) – Cornellius ‘Tank’ Carradine, DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 276

2nd Round:

33. Jaguars – Blidi Wreh-Wilson, CB – U Conn; Senior: 6’1″ 195

34. 49ers (Chiefs) – Phillip Thomas, FS/SS – Fresno State; Senior: 6’1″ 208

35. PT10 COLTS (From Eagles) – Justin Hunter, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’4″ 196

36. PT12 PATRIOTS (From Lions) – Jamar Taylor, CB – Boise State; Senior: 5’11″ 192

37. Bengals (Raiders) – Kyle Long, OT/OG – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 313

38. PT1 RAIDERS (From Arizona) – Bjoern Werner, DE – Florida State; *Junior: 6’3″ 266

***Browns – FORFEIT (Supplemental Draft – WR Josh Gordon)

39. Jets – Johnathan Franklin, RB – UCLA; Senior: 5’10″ 205

40. Titans – Xavier Rhodes, CB/FS – Florida State; *Junior: 6’2″ 210

41. PT9 DALLAS (From Bills) – Matt Elam, SS/FS – Florida; *Junior: 5’10″ 208

42. PT14 CHIEFS (From) Dolphins – Larry Warford, OG – Kentucky; Senior: 6’3″ 332

PT14:
KC: 2-42
MIA: LT Branden Albert

43. Tampa Bay – Margus Hunt, DE/DT – SMU; Senior: 6’8″ 277

44. Carolina – Desmond Trufant, CB/KR – Washington; Senior: 6’0″ 190

***Saints – FORFEIT (Bounty Penalty)

45. PT13 STEELERS (From Chargers) – Johnathan Hankins, NT/DT – Ohio State; *Junior: 6’3″ 320

46. PT3 BILLS (From Rams) – Damontre Moore, DE/OLB – Texas A&M; *Junior: 6’5″ 250

47. Dallas – Robert Woods, WR – USC; *Junior: 6’0″ 201

48. Steelers – Zach Ertz, TE – Stanford; *Junior: 6’5″ 249

49. Giants – Justin Pugh, OG/OT/C – Syracuse; *Junior: 6’4″ 307

50. Bears – Alec Ogletree, MLB/OLB – Georgia; *Junior 6’2″ 242

51. PT15 JAGUARS (From Redskins) – Mike Glennon, QB – NC State; Senior: 6’7″ 225

PT15:
JAGS: 2-51
SKINS: 3-64, 5-135, 2014 4th Round

52. PT5 BROWNS (From Vikings) – EJ Manuel, QB – Florida State; Senior: 6’5″ 237

53. Bengals – Eddie Lacy, RB – Alabama; *Junior: 5’11″ 231

54. PT16 CAROLINA (From Dolphins (Colts) – Quinton Patton, WR – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 6’0″ 204

PT16:
CAR: 2-54
MIA: RB DeAngelo Williams

55. Packers – Montee Ball, RB – Wisconsin; Senior: 5’11″ 214

56. Seattle – Khaseem Greene, OLB – Rutgers; Senior: 6’1″ 241

57. Texans – Johnathan Jenkins, NT/DT – Georgia; Senior: 6’4″ 338

58. Denver – Le’Veon Bell, RB – Michigan State; *Junior: 6’1″ 230

59. Patriots – Markus Wheaton, WR – Oregon State; Senior: 5’11″ 189

60. PT6 STEELERS (From Falcons) – Jamie Collins, OLB/DE – Southern Miss.; Senior: 6’3″ 250

61. PT8 BEARS (From 49ers) – Eric Reid, FS – LSU; *Junior: 6’0″ 213

62. Ravens – Keenan Allen, WR – California; *Junior: 6’2″ 206

3rd Round:

63. Chiefs – Kevin Minter, MLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’0″ 246

64. PT15 REDSKINS (From Jaguars) – DJ Swearinger, FS/CB – South Carolina; Senior: 5’11″ 208

65. Lions – Barrett Jones, C/OG/OT – Alabama; Senior: 6’4″ 306

66. Raiders – Vance McDonald, TE – Rice; Senior: 6’4″ 267

67. PT10 COLTS (From Eagles) – Corey Lemonier, OLB/DE – Auburn; *Junior: 6’3″ 255

68. Browns – Johnthan Banks, CB/FS – Mississippi State; Senior 6’2″ 185

69. Arizona – Alex Okafor, DE/OLB – Texas; Senior: 6’5″ 264

70. Titans – Ryan Swope WR – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’0″ 205

71. PT9 DALLAS (From Bills) – Kawann Short, DT – Purdue; Senior: 6’3″ 299

72. Jets – Shamarko Thomas, SS/CB/KR – Syracuse; Senior: 5’9″ 213

73. Tampa Bay – Tyler Wilson, QB – Arkansas; Senior: 6’2″ 215

74. 49ers (Carolina) – Gavin Escobar, TE – San Diego State; *Junior: 6’6″ 254

75. Saints – Aaron Dobson, WR – Marshall; Senior: 6’3″ 210

76. PT2 BROWNS (From Chargers) – Cornelius Washington, DE/OLB – Georgia; Senior: 6’4″ 265

77. PT17 PACKERS (From Dolphins) – Brandon Williams, NT/DT – Missouri Southern St; Senior: 6’1″ 335

PT17:
GB: 3-77
MIA: 3-88, 4-122

78. Rams – Christine Michael, RB – Texas A&M; Senior: 5’10″ 220

79. Steelers – Terrence Williams, WR – Baylor; Senior: 6’2″ 208

80. Dallas – Terron Armstead, OT/OG – Arkansas-Pine Bluff; Senior: 6’5″ 306

81. Giants – Shawn Williams, SS – Georgia; Senior: 6’0″ 213

82. Dolphins (Bears) – Akeem Spence, DT/DE – Illinois; *Junior: 6’1″ 307

83. Vikings – Jonathan Bostic, MLB – Florida; Senior: 6’1″ 245

84. Bengals – Sio Moore, OLB – U Conn; Senior: 6’1″ 245

85. Redskins – Jordan Poyer, CB/KR – Oregon State; Senior: 6’0″ 191

86. Colts – Travis Frederick, C/OG – Wisconsin; *Junior: 6’4″ 312

87. PT18 STEELERS (From Seattle) – Marcus Lattimore, RB – South Carolina; *Junior: 5’11″ 221

PT18:
PITT: 3-87
SEA: 4-110 (From SD), 4-115

88. PT17 DOLPHINS (From Packers) – Bacarri Rambo, FS – Georgia; Senior: 6’1″ 211

89. Texans – Jordan Reed, TE – Florida; *Junior: 6’3″ 236

90. Denver – Sam Montgomery, DE/OLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’3″ 262

91. Patriots – Stedman Bailey, WR – WVU; *Junior: 5’10″ 193

92. Falcons – Brian Winters, OG/OT – Kent State; Senior: 6’4″ 320

93. 49ers – Tyrann Mathieu, CB/S/KR – LSU (XXX); *Junior: 5’9″ 186

94. PT11 VIKINGS (From Ravens) – Bennie Logan, DT – LSU; *Junior: 6’2″ 309

C95. Texans – Kevin Reddick, MLB/OLB – UNC; Senior: 6’1″ 243

C96. Chiefs – Joseph Randle, RB – Oklahoma State; *Junior: 6’0″ 204

C97. Titans – Dallas Thomas, OT/OG – Tennessee; 6’5″ 306

4th Round:

98. Jaguars – Andre Ellington, RB – Clemson; Senior: 5’9″ 199

99. Chiefs – TJ McDonald, FS – USC; Senior: 6’3″ 219

100. Raiders – Robert Alford, CB – SE Louisiana; Senior: 5’10″ 185

101. Eagles – Giovani Bernard, RB/PR – UNC; **Sophomore: 5’8″ 202

102. Vikings (Lions) – Hugh Thornton, OG – Illinois; Senior: 6’3″ 320

103. Arizona – JJ Wilcox, SS/CB – Georgia Southern; Senior: 6’0″ 213

104. Browns – Josh Evans, FS – Florida; Senior: 6’1″ 207

105. Bills – Da’Rick Rodgers, WR – Tennessee Tech; *Junior: 6’2″ 217

106. Jets – Tyler Bray, QB – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’6″ 232

107. Titans – John Simon, OLB/DE – Ohio State; Senior: 6’1″ 257

108. Carolina – David Bakhtiari, OG/OT – Colorado; *Junior: 6’4″ 299

109. Saints – Sean Renfree, QB – Duke; Senior: 6’3″ 219

110. PT13/PT18 SEATTLE (From STEELERS (From Chargers) – Jordan Mills, OT – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 6’5″ 316

111. PT4 TITANS (From Dolphins) – Kyle Juszczyk, FB/TE – Harvard; Senior: 6’2″ 245

112. Tampa Bay – Jordan Hill, DT – Penn State; Senior: 6’1″ 303

113. Rams – Landry Jones, QB – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’4″ 225

114. Dallas – David Amerson, CB/S – NC State; *Junior: 6’1″ 205

115. PT18 SEATTLE (From Steelers) – Chris Gragg, TE – Arkansas; Senior: 6’3″ 244

116. Giants – Oday Aboushi, OT – Virginia; Senior: 6’5″ 308

117. Bears – Matt Scott, QB – Arizona; Senior: 6’2″ 213

118. PT7 DALLAS (From Bengals) – Zaviar Gooden, OLB – Missouri; Senior: 6’1″ 234

119. Redskins – David Quessenberry, OT/OG/C – San Jose State; Senior: 6’5″ 302

120. PT5 BROWNS (From Vikings) – Alvin Bailey, OG – Arkansas; *Junior: 6’3″ 312

121. Colts – Leon McFadden, CB – San Diego State; Senior: 5’10″ 193

122. PT17 DOLPHINS (From Packers) – Dion Sims, TE – Michigan State; *Junior: 6’5″ 262

123. Seattle – Montori Hughes, NT/DT – Tenn-Martin; Senior: 6’4″ 329

124. Texans – Brennan Williams, OT – UNC; Senior: 6’6″ 318

125. Denver – Dwayne Gratz, CB – U Conn; Senior: 5’11″ 201

126. Tampa Bay (Patriots) – Travis Kelce, TE – Cincinnati; Senior: 6’5″ 255

127. PT6 STEELERS (From Falcons) – Kiko Alonso, MLB/OLB – Oregon; Senior: 6’3″ 238

128. 49ers – William Gholston, DE/DT – Michigan State; *Junior 6’6″ 281

129. Ravens – Brian Schwenke, C – California; Senior: 6’3″ 314

C130. Ravens – Tony Jefferson, FS – Oklahoma; *Junior: 5’11″ 213

C131. 49ers – Chase Thomas, OLB – Stanford; Senior: 6’3″ 244

C132. Lions – Logan Ryan, CB – Rutgers; *Junior: 5’11″ 191

C133. Falcons – Malliciah Goodman, DE – Clemson; Senior: 6’4″ 276

5th Round:

134. Chiefs – Cobi Hamilton, WR – Arkansas; Senior: 6’2″ 212

135. Jaguars – BW Webb, CB – William & Mary; Senior: 5’10″ 184

136. Eagles – Vinston Painter, OT/OG/C – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’4″ 306

137. PT12 PATRIOTS (From Lions) – Earl Watford, OG – James Madison; Senior: 6’3″ 300

138. Seattle (Raiders) – Lonnie Pryor, FB – Florida State; Senior: 5’11″ 230

139. Browns – Denard Robinson, WR/QB/RB – Michigan; Senior: 5’11″ 199

140. PT1 RAIDERS (From Arizona) – Xavier Nixon, OT/OG – Florida; Senior: 6’6″ 321

141. Jets – Trevardo Williams, OLB/DE – U Conn; Senior: 6’1″ 241

142. Titans – Cody Davis, FS/SS – Texas Tech; Senior: 6’2″ 205

143. Bills – Steve Beauharnais, MLB – Rutgers; Senior: 6’1″ 240

144. Saints – Brandon Jenkins, OLB/DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’2″ 251

145. PT2 BROWNS (From Chargers) – Joe Kruger, DE/DT – Utah; *Junior: 6’6″ 269

146. Dolphins – Devin Taylor, DE – South Carolina; Senior: 6’7″ 266

147. Tampa Bay – Marquise Goodwin, WR – Texas; Senior: 5’9″ 183

148. Carolina – Tavarres King, WR – Georgia; Senior: 6’0″ 189

149. Rams – Sean Porter, OLB – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’1″ 229

150. Steelers – Duke Williams, SS/FS/CB – Nevada; Senior: 5’11″ 200

151. PT9 BILLS (From Dallas) – Brad Wing, P – LSU; **Sophomore: 6’4″ 185

152. Giants – David Bass, DE – Missouri Western State; Senior: 6’4″ 262

153. Bears – Lavar Edwards, DE – LSU; Senior: 6’4″ 277

154. Redskins – AJ Klein, MLB – Iowa State; Senior: 6’1″ 250

155. Vikings – Corey Fuller, WR – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’2″ 204

156. Bengals – Zac Dysert, QB – Miami (OH); Senior: 6’3″ 231

157. 49ers (Colts) – JC Tretter, OG/C – Cornell; Senior: 6’4″ 307

158. Seattle – Will Davis, CB – Utah State; Senior: 5’11″ 186

159. Packers – Aaron Mellette, WR – Elon; Senior: 6’2″ 217

160. Texans – Michael Buchanan, OLB/DE – Illinois; Senior: 6’5″ 255

161. Denver – Everett Dawkins, DT – Florida State; Senior: 6’2″ 292

162. Redskins (Patriots) – Tourek Williams, DE/OLB – Florida International; Senior: 6’3″ 260

163. Falcons – Nick Kasa, TE – Colorado; Senior: 6’5″ 269

164. Browns (49ers) – Kenjon Barner, RB – Oregon; Senior: 5’9″ 196

165. Ravens – Kenny Stills, WR – Oklahoma; *Junior: 6’1″ 194

C166. Dolphins – Tharold Simon, CB – LSU; *Junior: 6’2″ 202

C167. Packers – DeVonte Holloman, OLB/SS – South Carolina; Senior: 6’1″ 243

C168. Ravens – Jelani Jenkins, OLB/MLB – Florida; *Junior: 6’0″ 243

6th Round:

169. Jaguars – Chris Faulk, OT – LSU; *Junior: 6’5″ 331

170. Chiefs – David King, DE/DT – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’5″ 285

171. Lions – Quinn Sharp, P/K – Oklahoma State; Senior: 6’1″ 205

172. PT19 EAGLES (From Raiders) – Kwame Geathers, NT/DT – Georgia; *Junior: 6’5″ 342

PT19:
PHIL: 6-172, 2015 5th Round (Conditional)
OAK: QB Nick Foles

173. 49ers (from Browns via Eagles) – Keith Pough, OLB/MLB – Howard; Senior: 6’2″ 239

174. Arizona – Ace Sanders, WR/RB/KR – South Carolina; *Junior: 5’7″ 173

175. PT2 CHARGERS (From Browns) – Mike Gillislee, RB – Florida; Senior: 5’11″ 208

176. PT1 ARIZONA (From Raiders (Arizona via Vikings thru Titans) – Khaled Holmes, C – USC; Senior: 6’3″ 302

177. Bills – Chris Harper, WR – Kansas State; Senior: 6’1″ 229

178. PT20 SAINTS (From Jets) – Ricky Wagner, OT – Wisconsin; Senior: 6’6″ 308

PT20:
NO: 6-178
NYJ: RB Chris Ivory

179. Chargers – Jeff Baca, OG/OT – UCLA; Senior: 6’3″ 302

180. 49ers (Dolphins) – Conner Vernon, WR – Duke; Senior: 6’0″ 196

181. Tampa Bay – Zach Line, FB/RB – SMU; Senior: 6’0″ 232

182. Carolina – Gerald Hodges, OLB – Penn State; Senior: 6’1″ 243

183. Saints – Earl Wolff, SS – NC State; Senior: 5’11″ 209

184. Rams – Robert Lester, SS – Alabama; Senior: 6’1″ 220

185. Dallas – Knile Davis, RB – Arkansas; *Junior: 5’10″ 227

186. PT13 CHARGERS (From Steelers) – Nico Johnson, MLB – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 248

187. Giants – Jonathan Stewart, MLB – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’4″ 242

188. Bears – Reid Fragel, OT – Ohio State; Senior: 6’8″ 308

189. PT5 BROWNS (From Vikings) – Terry Hawthorne, CB – Illinois; Senior: 6’0″ 195

190. Bengals – Joey Madsen, C – WVU; Senior: 6’3″ 310

191. Redskins – Joseph Fauria, TE – UCLA; Senior: 6’7″ 259

192. Colts – Rontez Miles, FS – California (PA); Senior: 6’0″ 203

193. Packers – Micah Hyde, FS/CB – Iowa; Senior: 6’0″ 197

194. Seattle – Jakar Hamilton, FS – South Carolina State; Senior: 5’11″ 198

195. Texans – Onterio McCalebb, RB/KR – Auburn; Senior: 5’10″ 168

196. Tampa Bay (Eagles via Denver) – Josh Boyd, DT – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’3″ 310

197. PT7 DALLAS (From Bengals (Patriots) – Jeff Locke, P – UCLA; Senior: 6’1″ 215

198. Falcons – Josh Boyce, WR – TCU; *Junior: 5’11″ 206

199. Ravens (49ers) – Jason Weaver, OT – Southern Mississippi; Senior: 6’4″ 313

200. PT11 VIKINGS (From Ravens) – Kerwynn Williams, RB – Utah State; Senior: 5’8″ 195

C201. Texans – Zeke Motta, FS – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’2″ 213

C202. Titans – Levine Toilolo, TE – Stanford; *Junior: 6’8″ 260

C203. Ravens – Stansly Maponga, DE/OLB – TCU; *Junior: 6’2″ 256

C204. Chiefs – Ty Powell, OLB/DE – Harding; Senior: 6’2″ 249

C205. Raiders – Jawan Jamison, RB – Rutgers; **Sophomore: 5’7″ 203

C206. Steelers – Garrett Gilkey, OG/OT – Chadron State; Senior: 6’6″ 318

7th Round:

207. Chiefs – Luke Marquardt, OT – Azusa Pacific; Senior: 6’8″ 315

208. Jaguars – Courtney Gardner, WR – Sierra; *Junior: 6’3″ 215

209. Raiders – Michael Mauti, MLB/OLB – Penn State; Senior: 6’2″ 243

210. Eagles – Brandon McGee, CB – Miami (FL); Senior: 5’11″ 193

211. Lions – Etienne Sabino, OLB – Ohio State; Senior: 6’2″ 247

212. Eagles (Browns) – Ryan Otten, TE/WR – San Jose State; Senior: 6’5″ 230

213. PT11 RAVENS (From Vikings (Arizona) – Ray Ray Armstrong, SS – Faulkner College; Senior: 6’4″ 215

214. Seattle (Bills) – Ryan Griffin, QB – Tulane; Senior: 6’4″ 216

215. Jets – TJ Barnes, NT/DT – Georgia Tech; Senior: 6’6″ 369

216. Titans – Vince Williams, MLB – Florida State; Senior: 6’1″ 248

217. Dolphins – Quanterus Smith, DE/OLB – Western Kentucky; Senior: 6’5″ 250

218. Tampa Bay – Lerentee McCray, OLB/DE – Florida; Senior: 6’2″ 250

219. Arizona (Raiders via Carolina) – Ryan Jensen, OT/OG – Colorado State – Pueblo; Senior: 6’4″ 298

220. Seattle (Saints) – Marquess Wilson, WR – Washington State; *Junior: 6’3″ 194

221. PT13 STEELERS (From Chargers) – Marcus Davis, WR – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’3″ 233

222. Rams – Braxston Cave, C – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’3″ 303

223. PT21 Jets (From Steelers) – Eric Herman, OG – Ohio; Senior: 6’4″ 320

PT21:
NYJ: 7-223, 2014 6th Round
PITT: QB Tim Tebow

224. Dolphins (Dallas) – Keelan Johnson, SS/FS – Arizona State; Senior: 6’0″ 209

225. PT22 Tampa Bay (From Giants) – Theo Riddick, RB/WR/KR – Notre Dame; Senior: 5’10″ 201

PT22:
TB: 7-225, 2014 6th Round (Conditional)
NYG: RB LeGarrette Blount

226. Patriots (Tampa Bay via Bears) – Mike Catapano, DE – Princeton; Senior: 6’3″ 270

227. Browns (49ers via Bengals) – Cory Grissom, DT/NT – South Florida; Senior: 6’1″ 306

228. Redskins – Dennis Johnson, RB/KR – Arkansas; Senior: 5’8″ 212

229. Vikings – Don Jones, SS/CB – Arkansas State; Senior: 6’0″ 208

230. Colts – Josh Kline, OG – Kent State; Senior: 6’2″ 310

231. Vikings (Seattle) – Travis Bond, OG – UNC; Senior: 6’6″ 329

232. Packers – Rogers Gaines, OT – Tennessee State; Senior: 6’6″ 334

233. Texans – Sanders Commings, CB/S – Georgia; Senior: 6’0″ 216

234. Denver – Armonty Bryant, DE – East Central (Okla.); Senior: 6’4″ 263

235. Patriots – Daimion Stafford, FS/SS – Nebraska; Senior: 6’0″ 221

236. Falcons – Steve Williams, CB – California; *Junior: 5’9″ 181

237. PT8 BEARS (From 49ers) – Graham Pocic, C/OG – Illinois; Senior: 6’5″ 310

238. Ravens – Travis Johnson, OLB/DE – San Jose State; Senior: 6’2″ 250

C239. Eagles – Meshak Williams, OLB/DE – Kansas State; Senior: 6’2″ 245

C240. Bengals – Charles Johnson, WR – Grand Valley State; Senior: 6’2″ 215

C241. Seattle – Albert Rosette, MLB/OLB – Nevada; Senior: 6’2″ 245

C242. Seattle – Mike Purcell, DT – Wyoming; Senior: 6’3″ 302

C243. Falcons – Stepfan Taylor, RB – Stanford; Senior: 5’9″ 214

C244. Falcons – Jeff Tuel, QB – Washington State; Senior: 6’3″ 220

C245. Lions – Rodney Smith, WR – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 225

C246. 49ers – Zac Stacy, RB – Vanderbilt; Senior: 5’8″ 216

C247. Ravens – Ray Graham, RB – Pittsburgh; Senior: 5’9″ 199

C248. Titans – Larry Webster, DE/TE – Bloomsburg; Senior: 6’6″ 240

C249. Falcons – LaAdrian Waddle, OT – Texas Tech; Senior: 6’6″ 330

C250. Dolphins – Brandon Hepburn, MLB – Florida A&M; Senior: 6’2″ 240

C251. Bengals – Will Compton, MLB – Nebraska; Senior: 6’1″ 232

C252. 49ers – Eric Martin, DE/OLB – Nebraska; Senior: 6’2″ 250

C253. Giants – Dustin Hopkins, K – Florida State; Senior: 6’2″ 190

C254. Colts – TJ Moe, WR – Missouri; Senior: 5’11″ 204

BREAKDOWN BY TEAM:

Chiefs (2-14) –
1-1 Luke Joeckel, OT – Texas A&M; *Junior 6’6″ 306
(PT14) 2-42 Larry Warford, OG – Kentucky; Senior: 6’3″ 332
3-63 Kevin Minter, MLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’0″ 246
3-96 Joseph Randle, RB – Oklahoma State; *Junior: 6’0″ 204
4-99 TJ McDonald, FS – USC; Senior: 6’3″ 219
5-134 Cobi Hamilton, WR – Arkansas; Senior: 6’2″ 212
6-170 David King, DE/DT – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’5″ 285
6-204 Ty Powell, OLB/DE – Harding; Senior: 6’2″ 249
7-207 Luke Marquardt, OT – Azusa Pacific; Senior: 6’8″ 315

Jaguars (2-14) –
1-2 Dion Jordan, DE/OLB – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 248
2-33 Blidi Wreh-Wilson, CB – U Conn; Senior: 6’1″ 195
(PT15) 2-51 Mike Glennon, QB – NC State; Senior: 6’7″ 225
4-98 Andre Ellington, RB – Clemson; Senior: 5’9″ 199
5-135 BW Webb, CB – William & Mary; Senior: 5’10″ 184
6-169 Chris Faulk, OT – LSU; *Junior: 6’5″ 331
7-208 Courtney Gardner, WR – Sierra; *Junior: 6’3″ 215

Raiders (4-12) –
(PT1) 1-7 Sharrif Floyd, DT/DE – Florida; *Junior: 6’3″ 297
(PT1) 2-38 Bjoern Werner, DE – Florida State; *Junior: 6’3″ 266
3-66 Vance McDonald, TE – Rice; Senior: 6’4″ 267
4-100 Robert Alford, CB – SE Louisiana; Senior: 5’10″ 185
(PT1) 5-140 Xavier Nixon, OT/OG – Florida; Senior: 6’6″ 321
****(PT19) QB Nick Foles (Eagles)
6-205 Jawan Jamison, RB – Rutgers; **Sophomore: 5’7″ 203
7-209 Michael Mauti, MLB/OLB – Penn State; Senior: 6’2″ 243

Eagles (4-12) –
1-4 Star Lotulelei, DT/NT/DE – Utah; Senior: 6’3″ 311
(PT10) 1-24 Geno Smith, QB – WVU; Senior: 6’2″ 218
4-101 Giovani Bernard, RB/PR – UNC; **Sophomore: 5’8″ 202
5-136 Vinston Painter, OT/OG/C – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’4″ 306
(PT19) 6-172 Kwame Geathers, NT/DT – Georgia; *Junior: 6’5″ 342
7-210 Brandon McGee, CB – Miami (FL); Senior: 5’11″ 193
7-212 Ryan Otten, TE/WR – San Jose State; Senior: 6’5″ 230
7-239 Meshak Williams, OLB/DE – Kansas State; Senior: 6’2″ 245

Lions (4-12) –
1-5 Ezekiel ‘Ziggy’ Ansah, DE – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 271
(PT12) 1-29 Menelik Watson, OT – Florida State; *Junior: 6’5″ 310
3-65 Barrett Jones, C/OG/OT – Alabama; Senior: 6’4″ 306
4-132 Logan Ryan, CB – Rutgers; *Junior: 5’11″ 191
6-171 Quinn Sharp, P/K – Oklahoma State; Senior: 6’1″ 205
7-211 Etienne Sabino, OLB – Ohio State; Senior: 6’2″ 247
7-245 Rodney Smith, WR – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 225

Browns (5-11) –
(PT2/PT5) 1-23 Tyler Eifert, TE – Notre Dame; *Junior: 6’6″ 250
(PT5) 2-52 EJ Manuel, QB – Florida State; Senior: 6’5″ 237
3-68 Johnthan Banks, CB/FS – Mississippi State; Senior 6’2″ 185
(PT2) 3-76 Cornelius Washington, DE/OLB – Georgia; Senior: 6’4″ 265
4-104 Josh Evans, FS – Florida; Senior: 6’1″ 207
(PT5) 4-120 Alvin Bailey, OG – Arkansas; *Junior: 6’3″ 312
5-139 Denard Robinson, WR/QB/RB – Michigan; Senior: 5’11″ 199
(PT2) 5-145 Joe Kruger, DE/DT – Utah; *Junior: 6’6″ 269
5-164 Kenjon Barner, RB – Oregon; Senior: 5’9″ 196
(PT5) 6-189 Terry Hawthorne, CB – Illinois; Senior: 6’0″ 195
7-227 Cory Grissom, DT/NT – South Florida; Senior: 6’1″ 306

Arizona (5-11) –
(PT1) 1-3 Eric Fisher, OT – Central Michigan; Senior: 6’7″ 306
3-69 Alex Okafor, DE/OLB – Texas; Senior: 6’5″ 264
4-103 JJ Wilcox, SS/CB – Georgia Southern; Senior: 6’0″ 213
6-174 Ace Sanders, WR/RB/KR – South Carolina; *Junior: 5’7″ 173
(PT1) 6-176 Khaled Holmes, C – USC; Senior: 6’3″ 302
7-219 Ryan Jensen, OT/OG – Colorado State – Pueblo; Senior: 6’4″ 298

Bills (6-10) –
(PT3) 1-16 Jonathan Cooper, OG/C – UNC; Senior: 6’2″ 311
(PT9) 1-21 Ryan Nassib, QB – Syracuse; Senior: 6’2″ 227
(PT3) 2-46 Damontre Moore, DE/OLB – Texas A&M; *Junior: 6’5″ 250
4-105 Da’Rick Rodgers, WR – Tennessee Tech; *Junior: 6’2″ 217
5-143 Steve Beauharnais, MLB – Rutgers; Senior: 6’1″ 240
(PT9) 5-151 Brad Wing, P – LSU; **Sophomore: 6’4″ 185
6-177 Chris Harper, WR – Kansas State; Senior: 6’1″ 229

Jets (6-10) –
1-9 Barkevious ‘Keke’ Mingo, DE/OLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’4″ 241
1-13 DJ Fluker, OT/OG – Alabama; *Junior: 6’5″ 339
2-39 Johnathan Franklin, RB – UCLA; Senior: 5’10″ 205
3-72 Shamarko Thomas, SS/CB/KR – Syracuse; Senior: 5’9″ 213
4-106 Tyler Bray, QB – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’6″ 232
5-141 Trevardo Williams, OLB/DE – U Conn; Senior: 6’1″ 241
****(PT20) RB Chris Ivory (Saints)
7-215 TJ Barnes, NT/DT – Georgia Tech; Senior: 6’6″ 369
(PT21) 7-223 Eric Herman, OG – Ohio; Senior: 6’4″ 320

Titans (6-10) –
(PT4) 1-12 Chance Warmack, OG – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 317
2-40 Xavier Rhodes, CB/FS – Florida State; *Junior: 6’2″ 210
3-70 Ryan Swope WR – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’0″ 205
3-97 Dallas Thomas, OT/OG – Tennessee; 6’5″ 306
4-107 John Simon, OLB/DE – Ohio State; Senior: 6’1″ 257
(PT4) 4-111 Kyle Juszczyk, FB/TE – Harvard; Senior: 6’2″ 245
5-142 Cody Davis, FS/SS – Texas Tech; Senior: 6’2″ 205
6-202 Levine Toilolo, TE – Stanford; *Junior: 6’8″ 260
7-216 Vince Williams, MLB – Florida State; Senior: 6’1″ 248
7-248 Larry Webster, DE/TE – Bloomsburg; Senior: 6’6″ 240

Chargers (7-9) –
(PT2) 1-6 Lane Johnson, OT – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’6″ 303
(PT13) 1-30 Matt Barkley, QB – USC; Senior: 6’3″ 227
(PT2) 6-175 Mike Gillislee, RB – Florida; Senior: 5’11″ 208
6-179 Jeff Baca, OG/OT – UCLA; Senior: 6’3″ 302
(PT13) 6-186 Nico Johnson, MLB – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 248

Dolphins (7-9) –
(PT4) 1-10 DeMarcus ‘Dee’ Milliner, CB – Alabama; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
****(PT14) LT Branden Albert (Chiefs)
****(PT16) RB DeAngelo Williams (Carolina)
3-82 Akeem Spence, DT/DE – Illinois; *Junior: 6’1″ 307
(PT17) 3-88 Bacarri Rambo, FS – Georgia; Senior: 6’1″ 211
(PT17) 4-122 Dion Sims, TE – Michigan State; *Junior: 6’5″ 262
5-146 Devin Taylor, DE – South Carolina; Senior: 6’7″ 266
5-166 Tharold Simon, CB – LSU; *Junior: 6’2″ 202
7-217 Quanterus Smith, DE/OLB – Western Kentucky; Senior: 6’5″ 250
7-224 Keelan Johnson, SS/FS – Arizona State; Senior: 6’0″ 209
7-250 Brandon Hepburn, MLB – Florida A&M; Senior: 6’2″ 240

Tampa Bay (7-9) –
****CB Darrell Revis (Jets)
2-43 Margus Hunt, DE/DT – SMU; Senior: 6’8″ 277
3-73 Tyler Wilson, QB – Arkansas; Senior: 6’2″ 215
4-112 Jordan Hill, DT – Penn State; Senior: 6’1″ 303
4-126 Travis Kelce, TE – Cincinnati; Senior: 6’5″ 255
5-147 Marquise Goodwin, WR – Texas; Senior: 5’9″ 183
6-181 Zach Line, FB/RB – SMU; Senior: 6’0″ 232
6-196 Josh Boyd, DT – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’3″ 310
7-218 Lerentee McCray, OLB/DE – Florida; Senior: 6’2″ 250
(PT22) 7-225 Theo Riddick, RB/WR/KR – Notre Dame; Senior: 5’10″ 201

Carolina (7-9) –
1-14 Sheldon Richardson, DT/DE – Missouri; *Junior: 6’3″ 294
2-44 Desmond Trufant, CB/KR – Washington; Senior: 6’0″ 190
(PT16) 2-54 Quinton Patton, WR – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 6’0″ 204
4-108 David Bakhtiari, OG/OT – Colorado; *Junior: 6’4″ 299
5-148 Tavarres King, WR – Georgia; Senior: 6’0″ 189
6-182 Gerald Hodges, OLB – Penn State; Senior: 6’1″ 243

Saints (7-9) –
1-15 Jesse Williams, DT/NT/DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’3″ 323
3-75 Aaron Dobson, WR – Marshall; Senior: 6’3″ 210
4-109 Sean Renfree, QB – Duke; Senior: 6’3″ 219
5-144 Brandon Jenkins, OLB/DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’2″ 251
(PT20) 6-178 Ricky Wagner, OT – Wisconsin; Senior: 6’6″ 308
6-183 Earl Wolff, SS – NC State; Senior: 5’11″ 209

Rams (7-8-1) –
(PT3) 1-8 Kenny Vaccaro, FS/SS – Texas; Senior: 6’0″ 214
1-22 DeAndre ‘Nuk’ Hopkins, WR – Clemson; *Junior: 6’1″ 214
3-78 Christine Michael, RB – Texas A&M; Senior: 5’10″ 220
4-113 Landry Jones, QB – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’4″ 225
5-149 Sean Porter, OLB – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’1″ 229
6-184 Robert Lester, SS – Alabama; Senior: 6’1″ 220
7-222 Braxston Cave, C – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’3″ 303

Steelers (8-8) –
(PT6/PT13) 2-45 Johnathan Hankins, NT/DT – Ohio State; *Junior: 6’3″ 320
2-48 Zach Ertz, TE – Stanford; *Junior: 6’5″ 249
(PT6) 2-60 Jamie Collins, OLB/DE – Southern Miss.; Senior: 6’3″ 250
3-79 Terrence Williams, WR – Baylor; Senior: 6’2″ 208
(PT18) 3-87 Marcus Lattimore, RB – South Carolina; *Junior: 5’11″ 221
(PT6) 4-127 Kiko Alonso, MLB/OLB – Oregon; Senior: 6’3″ 238
5-150 Duke Williams, SS/FS/CB – Nevada; Senior: 5’11″ 200
6-206 Garrett Gilkey, OG/OT – Chadron State; Senior: 6’6″ 318
(PT13) 7-221 Marcus Davis, WR – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’3″ 233
****(PT21) QB Tim Tebow (Jets)

Dallas (8-8) –
(PT7/PT9) 2-41 Matt Elam, SS/FS – Florida; *Junior: 5’10″ 208
2-47 Robert Woods, WR – USC; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
(PT9) 3-71 Kawann Short, DT – Purdue; Senior: 6’3″ 299
3-80 Terron Armstead, OT/OG – Arkansas-Pine Bluff; Senior: 6’5″ 306
4-114 David Amerson, CB/S – NC State; *Junior: 6’1″ 205
(PT7) 4-118 Zaviar Gooden, OLB – Missouri; Senior: 6’1″ 234
6-185 Knile Davis, RB – Arkansas; *Junior: 5’10″ 227
(PT7) 6-197 Jeff Locke, P – UCLA; Senior: 6’1″ 215

Giants (9-7) –
1-19 Jarvis Jones, OLB/DE – Georgia; *Junior: 6’2″ 245
2-49 Justin Pugh, OG/OT/C – Syracuse; *Junior: 6’4″ 307
3-81 Shawn Williams, SS – Georgia; Senior: 6’0″ 213
4-116 Oday Aboushi, OT – Virginia; Senior: 6’5″ 308
5-152 David Bass, DE – Missouri Western State; Senior: 6’4″ 262
6-187 Jonathan Stewart, MLB – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’4″ 242
****(PT22) RB LeGarrette Blount (Tampa Bay)
7-253 Dustin Hopkins, K – Florida State; Senior: 6’2″ 190

Bears (10-6) –
(PT8) 1-31 Darius Slay, CB – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’0″ 192
2-50 Alec Ogletree, MLB/OLB – Georgia; *Junior 6’2″ 242
(PT8) 2-61 Eric Reid, FS – LSU; *Junior: 6’0″ 213
4-117 Matt Scott, QB – Arizona; Senior: 6’2″ 213
5-153 Lavar Edwards, DE – LSU; Senior: 6’4″ 277
6-188 Reid Fragel, OT – Ohio State; Senior: 6’8″ 308
(PT8) 7-237 Graham Pocic, C/OG – Illinois; Senior: 6’5″ 310

Bengals (10-7) –
(PT7) 1-18 Jonathan Cyprien, SS – Florida International; Senior: 6’0″ 217
2-37 Kyle Long, OT/OG – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 313
2-53 Eddie Lacy, RB – Alabama; *Junior: 5’11″ 231
3-84 Sio Moore, OLB – U Conn; Senior: 6’1″ 245
5-156 Zac Dysert, QB – Miami (OH); Senior: 6’3″ 231
6-190 Joey Madsen, C – WVU; Senior: 6’3″ 310
7-240 Charles Johnson, WR – Grand Valley State; Senior: 6’2″ 215
7-251 Will Compton, MLB – Nebraska; Senior: 6’1″ 232

Redskins (10-7) –
(PT15) 3-64 DJ Swearinger, FS/CB – South Carolina; Senior: 5’11″ 208
3-85 Jordan Poyer, CB/KR – Oregon State; Senior: 6’0″ 191
4-119 David Quessenberry, OT/OG/C – San Jose State; Senior: 6’5″ 302
5-154 AJ Klein, MLB – Iowa State; Senior: 6’1″ 250
5-162 Tourek Williams, DE/OLB – Florida International; Senior: 6’3″ 260
6-191 Joseph Fauria, TE – UCLA; Senior: 6’7″ 259
7-228 Dennis Johnson, RB/KR – Arkansas; Senior: 5’8″ 212

Vikings (10-7) –
(PT5) 1-11 Tavon Austin, WR/RB/KR – WVU; Senior: 5’9″ 174
(PT11) 1-32 Cornellius ‘Tank’ Carradine, DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 276
3-83 Jonathan Bostic, MLB – Florida; Senior: 6’1″ 245
(PT11) 3-94 Bennie Logan, DT – LSU; *Junior: 6’2″ 309
4-102 Hugh Thornton, OG – Illinois; Senior: 6’3″ 320
5-155 Corey Fuller, WR – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’2″ 204
(PT11) 6-200 Kerwynn Williams, RB – Utah State; Senior: 5’8″ 195
7-229 Don Jones, SS/CB – Arkansas State; Senior: 6’0″ 208
7-231 Travis Bond, OG – UNC; Senior: 6’6″ 329

Colts (11-6) –
(PT10) 2-35 Justin Hunter, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’4″ 196
(PT10) 3-67 Corey Lemonier, OLB/DE – Auburn; *Junior: 6’3″ 255
3-86 Travis Frederick, C/OG – Wisconsin; *Junior: 6’4″ 312
4-121 Leon McFadden, CB – San Diego State; Senior: 5’10″ 193
6-192 Rontez Miles, FS – California (PA); Senior: 6’0″ 203
7-230 Josh Kline, OG – Kent State; Senior: 6’2″ 310
7-254 TJ Moe, WR – Missouri; Senior: 5’11″ 204

Seattle (12-6) –
****WR Percy Harvin (Vikings)
2-56 Khaseem Greene, OLB – Rutgers; Senior: 6’1″ 241
(PT13/PT18) 4-110 Jordan Mills, OT – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 6’5″ 316
(PT18) 4-115 Chris Gragg, TE – Arkansas; Senior: 6’3″ 244
4-123 Montori Hughes, NT/DT – Tenn-Martin; Senior: 6’4″ 329
5-138 Lonnie Pryor, FB – Florida State; Senior: 5’11″ 230
5-158 Will Davis, CB – Utah State; Senior: 5’11″ 186
6-194 Jakar Hamilton, FS – South Carolina State; Senior: 5’11″ 198
7-214 Ryan Griffin, QB – Tulane; Senior: 6’4″ 216
7-220 Marquess Wilson, WR – Washington State; *Junior: 6’3″ 194
7-241 Albert Rosette, MLB/OLB – Nevada; Senior: 6’2″ 245
7-242 Mike Purcell, DT – Wyoming; Senior: 6’3″ 302

Packers (12-6) –
1-26 Datone Jones, DE/DT – UCLA; Senior: 6’4″ 283
2-55 Montee Ball, RB – Wisconsin; Senior: 5’11″ 214
(PT17) 3-77 Brandon Williams, NT/DT – Missouri Southern St; Senior: 6’1″ 335
5-159 Aaron Mellette, WR – Elon; Senior: 6’2″ 217
5-167 DeVonte Holloman, OLB/SS – South Carolina; Senior: 6’1″ 243
6-193 Micah Hyde, FS/CB – Iowa; Senior: 6’0″ 197
7-232 Rogers Gaines, OT – Tennessee State; Senior: 6’6″ 334

Texans (13-5) –
1-27 Cordarrelle Patterson, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’2″ 216
2-57 Johnathan Jenkins, NT/DT – Georgia; Senior: 6’4″ 338
3-89 Jordan Reed, TE – Florida; *Junior: 6’3″ 236
3-95 Kevin Reddick, MLB/OLB – UNC; Senior: 6’1″ 243
4-124 Brennan Williams, OT – UNC; Senior: 6’6″ 318
5-160 Michael Buchanan, OLB/DE – Illinois; Senior: 6’5″ 255
6-195 Onterio McCalebb, RB/KR – Auburn; Senior: 5’10″ 168
6-201 Zeke Motta, FS – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’2″ 213
7-233 Sanders Commings, CB/S – Georgia; Senior: 6’0″ 216

Denver (13-4) –
1-28 Arthur Brown, MLB/OLB – Kansas State; Senior: 6’0″ 241
2-58 Le’Veon Bell, RB – Michigan State; *Junior: 6’1″ 230
3-90 Sam Montgomery, DE/OLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’3″ 262
4-125 Dwayne Gratz, CB – U Conn; Senior: 5’11″ 201
5-161 Everett Dawkins, DT – Florida State; Senior: 6’2″ 292
7-234 Armonty Bryant, DE – East Central (Okla.); Senior: 6’4″ 263

Patriots (13-5) –
(PT12) 2-36 Jamar Taylor, CB – Boise State; Senior: 5’11″ 192
2-59 Markus Wheaton, WR – Oregon State; Senior: 5’11″ 189
3-91 Stedman Bailey, WR – WVU; *Junior: 5’10″ 193
(PT12) 5-137 Earl Watford, OG – James Madison; Senior: 6’3″ 300
7-226 Mike Catapano, DE – Princeton; Senior: 6’3″ 270
7-235 Daimion Stafford, FS/SS – Nebraska; Senior: 6’0″ 221

Falcons (14-4) –
(PT6) 1-17 DJ Hayden, CB – Houston; Senior: 5’11″ 191
3-92 Brian Winters, OG/OT – Kent State; Senior: 6’4″ 320
4-133 Malliciah Goodman, DE – Clemson; Senior: 6’4″ 276
5-163 Nick Kasa, TE – Colorado; Senior: 6’5″ 269
6-198 Josh Boyce, WR – TCU; *Junior: 5’11″ 206
7-236 Steve Williams, CB – California; *Junior: 5’9″ 181
7-243 Stepfan Taylor, RB – Stanford; Senior: 5’9″ 214
7-244 Jeff Tuel, QB – Washington State; Senior: 6’3″ 220
7-249 LaAdrian Waddle, OT – Texas Tech; Senior: 6’6″ 330

49ers (13-5-1) –
(PT8) 1-20 Sylvester Williams, DT/DE – UNC; Senior: 6’3″ 313
2-34 Phillip Thomas, FS/SS – Fresno State; Senior: 6’1″ 208
3-74 Gavin Escobar, TE – San Diego State; *Junior: 6’6″ 254
3-93 Tyrann Mathieu, CB/S/KR – LSU (XXX); *Junior: 5’9″ 186
4-128 William Gholston, DE/DT – Michigan State; *Junior 6’6″ 281
4-131 Chase Thomas, OLB – Stanford; Senior: 6’3″ 244
5-157 JC Tretter, OG/C – Cornell; Senior: 6’4″ 307
6-173 Keith Pough, OLB/MLB – Howard; Senior: 6’2″ 239
6-180 Conner Vernon, WR – Duke; Senior: 6’0″ 196
7-246 Zac Stacy, RB – Vanderbilt; Senior: 5’8″ 216
7-252 Eric Martin, DE/OLB – Nebraska; Senior: 6’2″ 250

Ravens (14-6) –
(PT11) 1-25 Manti Te’o, MLB – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’1″ 241
2-62 Keenan Allen, WR – California; *Junior: 6’2″ 206
4-129 Brian Schwenke, C – California; Senior: 6’3″ 314
4-130 Tony Jefferson, FS – Oklahoma; *Junior: 5’11″ 213
5-165 Kenny Stills, WR – Oklahoma; *Junior: 6’1″ 194
5-168 Jelani Jenkins, OLB/MLB – Florida; *Junior: 6’0″ 243
6-199 Jason Weaver, OT – Southern Mississippi; Senior: 6’4″ 313
6-203 Stansly Maponga, DE/OLB – TCU; *Junior: 6’2″ 256
(PT11) 7-213 Ray Ray Armstrong, SS – Faulkner College; Senior: 6’4″ 215
7-238 Travis Johnson, OLB/DE – San Jose State; Senior: 6’2″ 250
7-247 Ray Graham, RB – Pittsburgh; Senior: 5’9″ 199

2013 NFLDraft Scenarios (1st Round Pick by Pick Options)

This is a list of what I think each teams options are with their picks.

Obviously, this is my opinion based on numerous factors on what a teams ‘Draft Board’ may look like come this Thursday. Included, is a pick by pick breakdown of the options a team may consider when they selected in the 1st Round. This is not a Mock Draft, but it does list essentially all the likely options for each team in an order specific to which I think they’d select (or trade) at the given selection.

*Note: The list reflects prospects that “should” be available at time of selection (or given a move up), it is not a true ‘Draft Board’.

I hope you find this useful, but it’s still really a “crapshoot” on what each teams Board actually look like. Enjoy!

My Final Mock will be released soon, so check back!!!!

UPDATED 04/25 (9:00AM)

1st Round:

1. Chiefs (2-14) –

1) Eric Fisher, OT – Central Michigan; Senior: 6’7″ 306
2) Luke Joeckel, OT – Texas A&M; *Junior 6’6″ 306
3) Trade Down (Detroit, Miami, Arizona)
4) Sheldon Richardson, DT/DE – Missouri; *Junior: 6’3″ 294
5) Lane Johnson, OT – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’6″ 303

2. Jaguars (2-14) –

1) Dion Jordan, DE/OLB – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 248
2) Luke Joeckel, OT – Texas A&M; *Junior 6’6″ 306
3) Eric Fisher, OT – Central Michigan; Senior: 6’7″ 306
4) Trade Down (Detroit, Miami, Arizona, San Diego)
5) DeMarcus ‘Dee’ Milliner, CB – Alabama; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
6) Sharrif Floyd, DT/DE – Florida; *Junior: 6’3″ 297
7) Geno Smith, QB – WVU; Senior: 6’2″ 218
8) Ezekiel ‘Ziggy’ Ansah, DE – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 271

3. Raiders (4-12) –

1) Sharrif Floyd, DT/DE – Florida; *Junior: 6’3″ 297
2) Trade Down (Miami, Lions, Arizona, San Diego)
3) Luke Joeckel, OT – Texas A&M; *Junior 6’6″ 306
4) Dion Jordan, DE/OLB – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 248
5) Eric Fisher, OT – Central Michigan; Senior: 6’7″ 306
6) Ezekiel ‘Ziggy’ Ansah, DE – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 271
7) DeMarcus ‘Dee’ Milliner, CB – Alabama; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
8) Star Lotulelei, DT/NT/DE – Utah; Senior: 6’3″ 311
9) Lane Johnson, OT – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’6″ 303
10) Sheldon Richardson, DT/DE – Missouri; *Junior: 6’3″ 294
11) Barkevious ‘Keke’ Mingo, DE/OLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’4″ 241

4. Eagles (4-12) –

1) Luke Joeckel, OT – Texas A&M; *Junior 6’6″ 306
2) Eric Fisher, OT – Central Michigan; Senior: 6’7″ 306
3) Dion Jordan, DE/OLB – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 248
4) Star Lotulelei, DT/NT/DE – Utah; Senior: 6’3″ 311
5) Lane Johnson, OT – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’6″ 303
6) Trade Down (Miami, Arizona, Detroit, San Diego, Carolina)
7) DeMarcus ‘Dee’ Milliner, CB – Alabama; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
8) Geno Smith, QB – WVU; Senior: 6’2″ 218
9) Sharrif Floyd, DT/DE – Florida; *Junior: 6’3″ 297
10) Sylvester Williams, DT/DE – UNC; Senior: 6’3″ 313
11) Tavon Austin, WR/RB/KR – WVU; Senior: 5’9″ 174

5. Lions (4-12) –

1) Luke Joeckel, OT – Texas A&M; *Junior 6’6″ 306
2) Eric Fisher, OT – Central Michigan; Senior: 6’7″ 306
3) Trade Up (Chiefs, Jaguars, Raiders, Eagles)
4) Ezekiel ‘Ziggy’ Ansah, DE – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 271
5) DeMarcus ‘Dee’ Milliner, CB – Alabama; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
6) Dion Jordan, DE/OLB – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 248
7) Trade Down (Miami, Arizona, San Diego, Carolina)
8) Lane Johnson, OT – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’6″ 303
9) Barkevious ‘Keke’ Mingo, DE/OLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’4″ 241
10) Jarvis Jones, OLB/DE – Georgia; *Junior: 6’2″ 245
11) Chance Warmack, OG – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 317
12) Jonathan Cooper, OG/C – UNC; Senior: 6’2″ 311
13) Cornellius ‘Tank’ Carradine, DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 276

6. Browns (5-11) –

1) Trade Down (Miami, San Diego, Carolina, Arizona, Atlanta, SanFran)
2) Geno Smith, QB – WVU; Senior: 6’2″ 218
3) DeMarcus ‘Dee’ Milliner, CB – Alabama; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
4) Sharrif Floyd, DT/DE – Florida; *Junior: 6’3″ 297
5) Tavon Austin, WR/RB/KR – WVU; Senior: 5’9″ 174
6) Chance Warmack, OG – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 317
7) Dion Jordan, DE/OLB – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 248
8) Tyler Eifert, TE – Notre Dame; *Junior: 6’6″ 250
9) Jarvis Jones, OLB/DE – Georgia; *Junior: 6’2″ 245
10) Ezekiel ‘Ziggy’ Ansah, DE – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 271
11) Jonathan Cooper, OG/C – UNC; Senior: 6’2″ 311
12) Star Lotulelei, DT/NT/DE – Utah; Senior: 6’3″ 311
13) EJ Manuel, QB – Florida State; Senior: 6’5″ 237
14) Kenny Vaccaro, FS/SS – Texas; Senior: 6’0″ 214
15) Xavier Rhodes, CB/FS – Florida State; *Junior: 6’2″ 210
16) DJ Hayden, CB – Houston; Senior: 5’11″ 191
17) Barkevious ‘Keke’ Mingo, DE/OLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’4″ 241
18) Ryan Nassib, QB – Syracuse; Senior: 6’2″ 227

7. Arizona (5-11) –

1) Luke Joeckel, OT – Texas A&M; *Junior 6’6″ 306
2) Eric Fisher, OT – Central Michigan; Senior: 6’7″ 306
3) Trade Up (Chiefs, Jaguars, Raiders, Eagles, Detroit, Browns)
4) Lane Johnson, OT – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’6″ 303
5) Dion Jordan, DE/OLB – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 248
6) Jonathan Cooper, OG/C – UNC; Senior: 6’2″ 311
7) Ezekiel ‘Ziggy’ Ansah, DE – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 271
8) Chance Warmack, OG – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 317
9) Star Lotulelei, DT/NT/DE – Utah; Senior: 6’3″ 311
10) Trade Down (Carolina, Miami, Titans, SanFran, Atlanta)
11) Kenny Vaccaro, FS/SS – Texas; Senior: 6’0″ 214
12) Tavon Austin, WR/RB/KR – WVU; Senior: 5’9″ 174
13) Barkevious ‘Keke’ Mingo, DE/OLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’4″ 241
14) DJ Fluker, OT/OG – Alabama; *Junior: 6’5″ 339
15) Jarvis Jones, OLB/DE – Georgia; *Junior: 6’2″ 245
16) Sharrif Floyd, DT/DE – Florida; *Junior: 6’3″ 297
17) Sylvester Williams, DT/DE – UNC; Senior: 6’3″ 313
18) Matt Barkley, QB – USC; Senior: 6’3″ 227

8. Bills (6-10) –

1) Dion Jordan, DE/OLB – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 248
2) Trade Down (Atlanta, Carolina, SanFran, Rams, Vikings)
3) Ryan Nassib, QB – Syracuse; Senior: 6’2″ 227
4) Tavon Austin, WR/RB/KR – WVU; Senior: 5’9″ 174
5) Barkevious ‘Keke’ Mingo, DE/OLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’4″ 241
6) Chance Warmack, OG – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 317
7) Ezekiel ‘Ziggy’ Ansah, DE – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 271
8) Matt Barkley, QB – USC; Senior: 6’3″ 227
9) Jonathan Cooper, OG/C – UNC; Senior: 6’2″ 311
10) Jarvis Jones, OLB/DE – Georgia; *Junior: 6’2″ 245
11) Kenny Vaccaro, FS/SS – Texas; Senior: 6’0″ 214
12) Geno Smith, QB – WVU; Senior: 6’2″ 218
13) Alec Ogletree, MLB/OLB – Georgia; *Junior 6’2″ 242
14) Cornellius ‘Tank’ Carradine, DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 276
15) Tyler Eifert, TE – Notre Dame; *Junior: 6’6″ 250
16) Cordarrelle Patterson, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’2″ 216

9. Jets (6-10) –

1) Dion Jordan, DE/OLB – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 248
2) Barkevious ‘Keke’ Mingo, DE/OLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’4″ 241
3) DJ Fluker, OT/OG – Alabama; *Junior: 6’5″ 339
4) Tavon Austin, WR/RB/KR – WVU; Senior: 5’9″ 174
5) Kenny Vaccaro, FS/SS – Texas; Senior: 6’0″ 214
6) Jarvis Jones, OLB/DE – Georgia; *Junior: 6’2″ 245
7) DeMarcus ‘Dee’ Milliner, CB – Alabama; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
8) Tyler Eifert, TE – Notre Dame; *Junior: 6’6″ 250
9) Chance Warmack, OG – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 317
10) Ezekiel ‘Ziggy’ Ansah, DE – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 271
11) Jonathan Cooper, OG/C – UNC; Senior: 6’2″ 311
12) Trade Down (Carolina, Rams, San Fran, Atlanta, Bengals)
13) DJ Hayden, CB – Houston; Senior: 5’11″ 191
14) Star Lotulelei, DT/NT/DE – Utah; Senior: 6’3″ 311
15) Cornellius ‘Tank’ Carradine, DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 276
16) Xavier Rhodes, CB/FS – Florida State; *Junior: 6’2″ 210
17) Cordarrelle Patterson, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’2″ 216
18) Alec Ogletree, MLB/OLB – Georgia; *Junior 6’2″ 242

10. Titans (6-10) –

1) Chance Warmack, OG – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 317
2) Jonathan Cooper, OG/C – UNC; Senior: 6’2″ 311
3) DeMarcus ‘Dee’ Milliner, CB – Alabama; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
4) Trade Down (Vikings, Rams, SanFran, Atlanta, Bengals)
5) DJ Hayden, CB – Houston; Senior: 5’11″ 191
6) Star Lotulelei, DT/NT/DE – Utah; Senior: 6’3″ 311
7) Ezekiel ‘Ziggy’ Ansah, DE – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 271
8) Xavier Rhodes, CB/FS – Florida State; *Junior: 6’2″ 210
9) Kenny Vaccaro, FS/SS – Texas; Senior: 6’0″ 214
10) DJ Fluker, OT/OG – Alabama; *Junior: 6’5″ 339
11) Sharrif Floyd, DT/DE – Florida; *Junior: 6’3″ 297
12) Desmond Trufant, CB/KR – Washington; Senior: 6’0″ 190
13) Sheldon Richardson, DT/DE – Missouri; *Junior: 6’3″ 294
14) Cornellius ‘Tank’ Carradine, DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 276
15) Tyler Eifert, TE – Notre Dame; *Junior: 6’6″ 250

11. Chargers (7-9) –

1) Luke Joeckel, OT – Texas A&M; *Junior 6’6″ 306
2) Eric Fisher, OT – Central Michigan; Senior: 6’7″ 306
3) Lane Johnson, OT – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’6″ 303
4) DeMarcus ‘Dee’ Milliner, CB – Alabama; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
5) Trade Up (Jags, Raiders, Eagles, Detroit, Browns)
6) Jonathan Cooper, OG/C – UNC; Senior: 6’2″ 311
7) Chance Warmack, OG – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 317
8) Trade Down (Rams, Vikings, Dallas, SanFran, Atlanta, Bengals)
9) DJ Fluker, OT/OG – Alabama; *Junior: 6’5″ 339
10) Kenny Vaccaro, FS/SS – Texas; Senior: 6’0″ 214
11) Barkevious ‘Keke’ Mingo, DE/OLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’4″ 241
12) Menelik Watson, OT – Florida State; *Junior: 6’5″ 310
13) Ezekiel ‘Ziggy’ Ansah, DE – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 271
14) Star Lotulelei, DT/NT/DE – Utah; Senior: 6’3″ 311
15) Tavon Austin, WR/RB/KR – WVU; Senior: 5’9″ 174
16) Sheldon Richardson, DT/DE – Missouri; *Junior: 6’3″ 294
17) Sylvester Williams, DT/DE – UNC; Senior: 6’3″ 313
18) DJ Hayden, CB – Houston; Senior: 5’11″ 191
19) Cornellius ‘Tank’ Carradine, DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 276
20) Xavier Rhodes, CB/FS – Florida State; *Junior: 6’2″ 210
21) Jarvis Jones, OLB/DE – Georgia; *Junior: 6’2″ 245
22) Alec Ogletree, MLB/OLB – Georgia; *Junior 6’2″ 242
23) Tyler Eifert, TE – Notre Dame; *Junior: 6’6″ 250
24) Manti Te’o, MLB – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’1″ 241
25) Jesse Williams, DT/NT/DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’3″ 323
26) Desmond Trufant, CB/KR – Washington; Senior: 6’0″ 190

12. Dolphins (7-9) –

1) Luke Joeckel, OT – Texas A&M; *Junior 6’6″ 306
2) Eric Fisher, OT – Central Michigan; Senior: 6’7″ 306
3) Lane Johnson, OT – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’6″ 303
4) DeMarcus ‘Dee’ Milliner, CB – Alabama; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
5) Trade Up (Chiefs, Jags, Raiders, Eagles, Detroit, Browns, Arizona)
6) Sharrif Floyd, DT/DE – Florida; *Junior: 6’3″ 297
7) DJ Fluker, OT/OG – Alabama; *Junior: 6’5″ 339
8) Tyler Eifert, TE – Notre Dame; *Junior: 6’6″ 250
9) Chance Warmack, OG – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 317
10) Sheldon Richardson, DT/DE – Missouri; *Junior: 6’3″ 294
11) Sylvester Williams, DT/DE – UNC; Senior: 6’3″ 313
12) Kenny Vaccaro, FS/SS – Texas; Senior: 6’0″ 214
13) Trade Down (Rams, Vikings, Dallas, Bengals, SanFran, Atlanta)
14) Tavon Austin, WR/RB/KR – WVU; Senior: 5’9″ 174
15) Cornellius ‘Tank’ Carradine, DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 276
16) Menelik Watson, OT – Florida State; *Junior: 6’5″ 310
17) Star Lotulelei, DT/NT/DE – Utah; Senior: 6’3″ 311
18) Datone Jones, DE/DT – UCLA; Senior: 6’4″ 283
19) Xavier Rhodes, CB/FS – Florida State; *Junior: 6’2″ 210
20) DJ Hayden, CB – Houston; Senior: 5’11″ 191
21) Bjoern Werner, DE – Florida State; *Junior: 6’3″ 266

13. Jets (From Tampa Bay (7-9) –

1) Barkevious ‘Keke’ Mingo, DE/OLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’4″ 241
2) Tavon Austin, WR/RB/KR – WVU; Senior: 5’9″ 174
3) DJ Fluker, OT/OG – Alabama; *Junior: 6’5″ 339
4) Tyler Eifert, TE – Notre Dame; *Junior: 6’6″ 250
5) Chance Warmack, OG – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 317
6) DJ Hayden, CB – Houston; Senior: 5’11″ 191
7) Kenny Vaccaro, FS/SS – Texas; Senior: 6’0″ 214
8) Jarvis Jones, OLB/DE – Georgia; *Junior: 6’2″ 245
9) Jonathan Cooper, OG/C – UNC; Senior: 6’2″ 311
10) Trade Down (Rams, Vikings, Dallas, Bengals, SanFran, Atlanta)
11) Star Lotulelei, DT/NT/DE – Utah; Senior: 6’3″ 311
12) Cornellius ‘Tank’ Carradine, DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 276
13) Xavier Rhodes, CB/FS – Florida State; *Junior: 6’2″ 210
14) Ryan Nassib, QB – Syracuse; Senior: 6’2″ 227
15) Cordarrelle Patterson, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’2″ 216
16) Alec Ogletree, MLB/OLB – Georgia; *Junior 6’2″ 242
17) Matt Elam, SS/FS – Florida; *Junior: 5’10″ 208
18) Manti Te’o, MLB – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’1″ 241
19) Eddie Lacy, RB – Alabama; *Junior: 5’11″ 231
20) Jesse Williams, DT/NT/DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’3″ 323

14. Carolina (7-9) –

1) Sharrif Floyd, DT/DE – Florida; *Junior: 6’3″ 297
2) DeMarcus ‘Dee’ Milliner, CB – Alabama; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
3) Trade Up (Eagles, Detroit, Browns, Arizona, Bills, Jets)
4) Star Lotulelei, DT/NT/DE – Utah; Senior: 6’3″ 311
5) Sheldon Richardson, DT/DE – Missouri; *Junior: 6’3″ 294
6) Tavon Austin, WR/RB/KR – WVU; Senior: 5’9″ 174
7) Kenny Vaccaro, FS/SS – Texas; Senior: 6’0″ 214
8) Sylvester Williams, DT/DE – UNC; Senior: 6’3″ 313
9) DJ Hayden, CB – Houston; Senior: 5’11″ 191
10) Xavier Rhodes, CB/FS – Florida State; *Junior: 6’2″ 210
11) Trade Down (Vikings, Bengals, Rams, SanFran)
12) Cordarrelle Patterson, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’2″ 216
13) Jonathan Cooper, OG/C – UNC; Senior: 6’2″ 311
14) DJ Fluker, OT/OG – Alabama; *Junior: 6’5″ 339
15) Jesse Williams, DT/NT/DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’3″ 323
16) Jarvis Jones, OLB/DE – Georgia; *Junior: 6’2″ 245
17) Justin Hunter, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’4″ 196
18) Matt Elam, SS/FS – Florida; *Junior: 5’10″ 208
19) Desmond Trufant, CB/KR – Washington; Senior: 6’0″ 190
20) DeAndre ‘Nuk’ Hopkins, WR – Clemson; *Junior: 6’1″ 214
21) Alec Ogletree, MLB/OLB – Georgia; *Junior 6’2″ 242
22) Arthur Brown, MLB/OLB – Kansas State; Senior: 6’0″ 241
23) Jonathan Cyprien, SS – Florida International; Senior: 6’0″ 217

15. Saints (7-9) –

1) Lane Johnson, OT – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’6″ 303
2) Ezekiel ‘Ziggy’ Ansah, DE – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 271
3) Jarvis Jones, OLB/DE – Georgia; *Junior: 6’2″ 245
4) DJ Fluker, OT/OG – Alabama; *Junior: 6’5″ 339
5) Barkevious ‘Keke’ Mingo, DE/OLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’4″ 241
6) Cornellius ‘Tank’ Carradine, DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 276
7) Menelik Watson, OT – Florida State; *Junior: 6’5″ 310
8) Kenny Vaccaro, FS/SS – Texas; Senior: 6’0″ 214
9) Trade Down (Vikings, SanFran, Bengals)
10) Xavier Rhodes, CB/FS – Florida State; *Junior: 6’2″ 210
11) Sheldon Richardson, DT/DE – Missouri; *Junior: 6’3″ 294
12) DJ Hayden, CB – Houston; Senior: 5’11″ 191
13) Manti Te’o, MLB – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’1″ 241
14) Johnathan Hankins, NT/DT – Ohio State; *Junior: 6’3″ 320
15) Datone Jones, DE/DT – UCLA; Senior: 6’4″ 283
16) Matt Elam, SS/FS – Florida; *Junior: 5’10″ 208
17) Jesse Williams, DT/NT/DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’3″ 323
18) Jonathan Cyprien, SS – Florida International; Senior: 6’0″ 217
19) Alec Ogletree, MLB/OLB – Georgia; *Junior 6’2″ 242
20) Bjoern Werner, DE – Florida State; *Junior: 6’3″ 266
21) Margus Hunt, DE/DT – SMU; Senior: 6’8″ 277
22) Kyle Long, OT/OG – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 313
23) Cordarrelle Patterson, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’2″ 216
24) Jamar Taylor, CB – Boise State; Senior: 5’11″ 192

16. Rams (7-8-1) –

1) Chance Warmack, OG – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 317
2) Kenny Vaccaro, FS/SS – Texas; Senior: 6’0″ 214
3) Tavon Austin, WR/RB/KR – WVU; Senior: 5’9″ 174
4) Jonathan Cooper, OG/C – UNC; Senior: 6’2″ 311
5) Alec Ogletree, MLB/OLB – Georgia; *Junior 6’2″ 242
6) Trade Up (Bills, Jets, Titans, Chargers, Miami, Carolina)
7) Jarvis Jones, OLB/DE – Georgia; *Junior: 6’2″ 245
8) DeAndre ‘Nuk’ Hopkins, WR – Clemson; *Junior: 6’1″ 214
9) Cordarrelle Patterson, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’2″ 216
10) Arthur Brown, MLB/OLB – Kansas State; Senior: 6’0″ 241
11) Jonathan Cyprien, SS – Florida International; Senior: 6’0″ 217
12) Trade Down (Bengals, Atlanta)
13) Star Lotulelei, DT/NT/DE – Utah; Senior: 6’3″ 311
14) Kyle Long, OT/OG – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 313
15) Matt Elam, SS/FS – Florida; *Junior: 5’10″ 208
16) Khaseem Greene, OLB – Rutgers; Senior: 6’1″ 241
17) Eddie Lacy, RB – Alabama; *Junior: 5’11″ 231
18) Justin Pugh, OG/OT/C – Syracuse; *Junior: 6’4″ 307
19) Eric Reid, FS – LSU; *Junior: 6’0″ 213
20) Justin Hunter, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’4″ 196
21) Jesse Williams, DT/NT/DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’3″ 323

17. Steelers (8-8) –

1) Trade Down (Vikings, SanFran, Atlanta, Texans)
2) Tyler Eifert, TE – Notre Dame; *Junior: 6’6″ 250
3) Kenny Vaccaro, FS/SS – Texas; Senior: 6’0″ 214
4) Star Lotulelei, DT/NT/DE – Utah; Senior: 6’3″ 311
5) Jarvis Jones, OLB/DE – Georgia; *Junior: 6’2″ 245
6) Ezekiel ‘Ziggy’ Ansah, DE – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 271
7) Barkevious ‘Keke’ Mingo, DE/OLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’4″ 241
8) Jesse Williams, DT/NT/DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’3″ 323
9) Matt Elam, SS/FS – Florida; *Junior: 5’10″ 208
10) Johnathan Hankins, NT/DT – Ohio State; *Junior: 6’3″ 320
11) Jamie Collins, OLB/DE – Southern Miss.; Senior: 6’3″ 250
12) Cordarrelle Patterson, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’2″ 216
13) Manti Te’o, MLB – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’1″ 241
14) Arthur Brown, MLB/OLB – Kansas State; Senior: 6’0″ 241
15) Alec Ogletree, MLB/OLB – Georgia; *Junior 6’2″ 242
16) Jonathan Cyprien, SS – Florida International; Senior: 6’0″ 217
17) DJ Hayden, CB – Houston; Senior: 5’11″ 191
18) Justin Hunter, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’4″ 196
19) Damontre Moore, DE/OLB – Texas A&M; *Junior: 6’5″ 250
20) Eddie Lacy, RB – Alabama; *Junior: 5’11″ 231
21) DeAndre ‘Nuk’ Hopkins, WR – Clemson; *Junior: 6’1″ 214
22) Bjoern Werner, DE – Florida State; *Junior: 6’3″ 266
23) Johnathan Jenkins, NT/DT – Georgia; Senior: 6’4″ 338

18. Dallas (8-8) –

1) Chance Warmack, OG – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 317
2) Kenny Vaccaro, FS/SS – Texas; Senior: 6’0″ 214
3) Sylvester Williams, DT/DE – UNC; Senior: 6’3″ 313
4) Jonathan Cooper, OG/C – UNC; Senior: 6’2″ 311
5) Tavon Austin, WR/RB/KR – WVU; Senior: 5’9″ 174
6) Star Lotulelei, DT/NT/DE – Utah; Senior: 6’3″ 311
7) Trade Down (Vikings, Bengals, Atlanta, SanFran, Texans)
8) DJ Fluker, OT/OG – Alabama; *Junior: 6’5″ 339
9) Trade Up (Chargers, Miami, Jets)
10) Datone Jones, DE/DT – UCLA; Senior: 6’4″ 283
11) Xavier Rhodes, CB/FS – Florida State; *Junior: 6’2″ 210
12) Jesse Williams, DT/NT/DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’3″ 323
13) Eric Reid, FS – LSU; *Junior: 6’0″ 213
14) Sheldon Richardson, DT/DE – Missouri; *Junior: 6’3″ 294
15) Robert Woods, WR – USC; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
16) Margus Hunt, DE/DT – SMU; Senior: 6’8″ 277
17) Justin Pugh, OG/OT/C – Syracuse; *Junior: 6’4″ 307
18) Justin Hunter, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’4″ 196
19) Matt Elam, SS/FS – Florida; *Junior: 5’10″ 208
20) Larry Warford, OG – Kentucky; Senior: 6’3″ 332
22) Bjoern Werner, DE – Florida State; *Junior: 6’3″ 266
23) Arthur Brown, MLB/OLB – Kansas State; Senior: 6’0″ 241
24) Khaseem Greene, OLB – Rutgers; Senior: 6’1″ 241

19. Giants (9-7) –

1) DJ Fluker, OT/OG – Alabama; *Junior: 6’5″ 339
2) Ezekiel ‘Ziggy’ Ansah, DE – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 271
3) Kenny Vaccaro, FS/SS – Texas; Senior: 6’0″ 214
4) Jonathan Cooper, OG/C – UNC; Senior: 6’2″ 311
5) Jonathan Cyprien, SS – Florida International; Senior: 6’0″ 217
6) Jarvis Jones, OLB/DE – Georgia; *Junior: 6’2″ 245
7) Arthur Brown, MLB/OLB – Kansas State; Senior: 6’0″ 241
8) Sheldon Richardson, DT/DE – Missouri; *Junior: 6’3″ 294
9) Datone Jones, DE/DT – UCLA; Senior: 6’4″ 283
10) Manti Te’o, MLB – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’1″ 241
11 Trade Down (SanFran, Ravens, Texans)
12) Kyle Long, OT/OG – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 313
13) Matt Elam, SS/FS – Florida; *Junior: 5’10″ 208
14) Cornellius ‘Tank’ Carradine, DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 276
15) Menelik Watson, OT – Florida State; *Junior: 6’5″ 310
16) Tyler Eifert, TE – Notre Dame; *Junior: 6’6″ 250
17) Alec Ogletree, MLB/OLB – Georgia; *Junior 6’2″ 242
18) Bjoern Werner, DE – Florida State; *Junior: 6’3″ 266
19) Khaseem Greene, OLB – Rutgers; Senior: 6’1″ 241
20) Damontre Moore, DE/OLB – Texas A&M; *Junior: 6’5″ 250
21) Justin Pugh, OG/OT/C – Syracuse; *Junior: 6’4″ 307
22) Jamar Taylor, CB – Boise State; Senior: 5’11″ 192
23) Barrett Jones, C/OG/OT – Alabama; Senior: 6’4″ 306

20. Bears (10-6) –

1) Kenny Vaccaro, FS/SS – Texas; Senior: 6’0″ 214
2) DJ Fluker, OT/OG – Alabama; *Junior: 6’5″ 339
3) Manti Te’o, MLB – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’1″ 241
4) Jarvis Jones, OLB/DE – Georgia; *Junior: 6’2″ 245
5) Trade Down (SanFran, Atlanta, Ravens, Texans)
6) Xavier Rhodes, CB/FS – Florida State; *Junior: 6’2″ 210
7) Sheldon Richardson, DT/DE – Missouri; *Junior: 6’3″ 294
8) Alec Ogletree, MLB/OLB – Georgia; *Junior 6’2″ 242
9) Datone Jones, DE/DT – UCLA; Senior: 6’4″ 283
10) DJ Hayden, CB – Houston; Senior: 5’11″ 191
11) Arthur Brown, MLB/OLB – Kansas State; Senior: 6’0″ 241
12) Menelik Watson, OT – Florida State; *Junior: 6’5″ 310
13) Kyle Long, OT/OG – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 313
14) Cornellius ‘Tank’ Carradine, DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 276
15) Eric Reid, FS – LSU; *Junior: 6’0″ 213
16) Bjoern Werner, DE – Florida State; *Junior: 6’3″ 266
17) Darius Slay, CB – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’0″ 192
18) Cordarrelle Patterson, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’2″ 216
19) Khaseem Greene, OLB – Rutgers; Senior: 6’1″ 241
20) Jamar Taylor, CB – Boise State; Senior: 5’11″ 192
21) Justin Pugh, OG/OT/C – Syracuse; *Junior: 6’4″ 307
22) Barrett Jones, C/OG/OT – Alabama; Senior: 6’4″ 306

21. Bengals (10-7) –

1) Kenny Vaccaro, FS/SS – Texas; Senior: 6’0″ 214
2) DJ Fluker, OT/OG – Alabama; *Junior: 6’5″ 339
3) Jonathan Cyprien, SS – Florida International; Senior: 6’0″ 217
4) Trade Up (Jets, Titans, Chargers, Miami, Carolina, Saints, Rams, Dallas)
5) Menelik Watson, OT – Florida State; *Junior: 6’5″ 310
6) Matt Elam, SS/FS – Florida; *Junior: 5’10″ 208
7) Eddie Lacy, RB – Alabama; *Junior: 5’11″ 231
8) Trade Down (SanFran, Atlanta, Texans, Eagles, Bills)
9) Manti Te’o, MLB – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’1″ 241
10) Arthur Brown, MLB/OLB – Kansas State; Senior: 6’0″ 241
11) Khaseem Greene, OLB – Rutgers; Senior: 6’1″ 241
12) Cordarrelle Patterson, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’2″ 216
13) Kyle Long, OT/OG – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 313
14) Justin Hunter, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’4″ 196
15) Justin Pugh, OG/OT/C – Syracuse; *Junior: 6’4″ 307
16) DeAndre ‘Nuk’ Hopkins, WR – Clemson; *Junior: 6’1″ 214
17) Alec Ogletree, MLB/OLB – Georgia; *Junior 6’2″ 242
18) Phillip Thomas, FS/SS – Fresno State; Senior: 6’1″ 208
19) Barrett Jones, C/OG/OT – Alabama; Senior: 6’4″ 306

22. Rams (Redskins 10-7) –

1) DeAndre ‘Nuk’ Hopkins, WR – Clemson; *Junior: 6’1″ 214
2) Alec Ogletree, MLB/OLB – Georgia; *Junior 6’2″ 242
3) Cordarrelle Patterson, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’2″ 216
4) Matt Elam, SS/FS – Florida; *Junior: 5’10″ 208
5) Jarvis Jones, OLB/DE – Georgia; *Junior: 6’2″ 245
6) Eddie Lacy, RB – Alabama; *Junior: 5’11″ 231
7) Arthur Brown, MLB/OLB – Kansas State; Senior: 6’0″ 241
8) Justin Pugh, OG/OT/C – Syracuse; *Junior: 6’4″ 307
9) Jonathan Cyprien, SS – Florida International; Senior: 6’0″ 217
10 Trade Down (Texans, Ravens, Eagles, Bills)
11) Kyle Long, OT/OG – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 313
12) Khaseem Greene, OLB – Rutgers; Senior: 6’1″ 241
13) Eric Reid, FS – LSU; *Junior: 6’0″ 213
14) Justin Hunter, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’4″ 196
15) Johnathan Franklin, RB – UCLA; Senior: 5’10″ 205
16) Keenan Allen, WR – California; *Junior: 6’2″ 206
17) Phillip Thomas, FS/SS – Fresno State; Senior: 6’1″ 208
18) Barrett Jones, C/OG/OT – Alabama; Senior: 6’4″ 306
19) Le’Veon Bell, RB – Michigan State; *Junior: 6’1″ 230
20) Jesse Williams, DT/NT/DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’3″ 323
21) Robert Woods, WR – USC; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
22) Shamarko Thomas, SS/CB/KR – Syracuse; Senior: 5’9″ 213

23. Vikings (10-7) –

1) Tavon Austin, WR/RB/KR – WVU; Senior: 5’9″ 174
2) Cornellius ‘Tank’ Carradine, DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 276
3) Cordarrelle Patterson, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’2″ 216
4) Datone Jones, DE/DT – UCLA; Senior: 6’4″ 283
5) Sheldon Richardson, DT/DE – Missouri; *Junior: 6’3″ 294
6) Trade Up (Bills, Titans, Chargers, Miami, Jets, Carolina, Saints, Steelers, Dallas)
7) Manti Te’o, MLB – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’1″ 241
8) Matt Elam, SS/FS – Florida; *Junior: 5’10″ 208
9) Sylvester Williams, DT/DE – UNC; Senior: 6’3″ 313
10) Arthur Brown, MLB/OLB – Kansas State; Senior: 6’0″ 241
11) Jonathan Cyprien, SS – Florida International; Senior: 6’0″ 217
12) Alec Ogletree, MLB/OLB – Georgia; *Junior 6’2″ 242
13) Justin Pugh, OG/OT/C – Syracuse; *Junior: 6’4″ 307
14) Keenan Allen, WR – California; *Junior: 6’2″ 206
15) Bjoern Werner, DE – Florida State; *Junior: 6’3″ 266
16) DeAndre ‘Nuk’ Hopkins, WR – Clemson; *Junior: 6’1″ 214
17) Desmond Trufant, CB/KR – Washington; Senior: 6’0″ 190
18) Jesse Williams, DT/NT/DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’3″ 323
19) Shamarko Thomas, SS/CB/KR – Syracuse; Senior: 5’9″ 213
20) Larry Warford, OG – Kentucky; Senior: 6’3″ 332
21) Margus Hunt, DE/DT – SMU; Senior: 6’8″ 277
22) Kevin Minter, MLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’0″ 246

24. Colts (11-6) –

1) Barkevious ‘Keke’ Mingo, DE/OLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’4″ 241
2) Jarvis Jones, OLB/DE – Georgia; *Junior: 6’2″ 245
3) Xavier Rhodes, CB/FS – Florida State; *Junior: 6’2″ 210
4) DeAndre ‘Nuk’ Hopkins, WR – Clemson; *Junior: 6’1″ 214
5) DJ Hayden, CB – Houston; Senior: 5’11″ 191
6) Trade Down (Jaguars, Eagles, Bills, Carolina)
7) Johnathan Hankins, NT/DT – Ohio State; *Junior: 6’3″ 320
8) Jesse Williams, DT/NT/DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’3″ 323
9) Keenan Allen, WR – California; *Junior: 6’2″ 206
10) Jamie Collins, OLB/DE – Southern Miss.; Senior: 6’3″ 250
11) Margus Hunt, DE/DT – SMU; Senior: 6’8″ 277
12) Desmond Trufant, CB/KR – Washington; Senior: 6’0″ 190
13) Cordarrelle Patterson, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’2″ 216
14) Datone Jones, DE/DT – UCLA; Senior: 6’4″ 283
15) Justin Pugh, OG/OT/C – Syracuse; *Junior: 6’4″ 307
16) Damontre Moore, DE/OLB – Texas A&M; *Junior: 6’5″ 250
17) Darius Slay, CB – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’0″ 192
18) Arthur Brown, MLB/OLB – Kansas State; Senior: 6’0″ 241
19) Johnathan Franklin, RB – UCLA; Senior: 5’10″ 205
20) Barrett Jones, C/OG/OT – Alabama; Senior: 6’4″ 306
21) Jamar Taylor, CB – Boise State; Senior: 5’11″ 192
22) Eddie Lacy, RB – Alabama; *Junior: 5’11″ 231

25. Vikings (Seattle 12-6) –

1) Cornellius ‘Tank’ Carradine, DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 276
2) Cordarrelle Patterson, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’2″ 216
3) Datone Jones, DE/DT – UCLA; Senior: 6’4″ 283
4) Manti Te’o, MLB – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’1″ 241
5) Sheldon Richardson, DT/DE – Missouri; *Junior: 6’3″ 294
6) Trade Down (Atlanta, Ravens, Jaguars, Eagles, Bills, Carolina)
7) Arthur Brown, MLB/OLB – Kansas State; Senior: 6’0″ 241
8) DeAndre ‘Nuk’ Hopkins, WR – Clemson; *Junior: 6’1″ 214
9) Justin Pugh, OG/OT/C – Syracuse; *Junior: 6’4″ 307
10) Keenan Allen, WR – California; *Junior: 6’2″ 206
11) Bjoern Werner, DE – Florida State; *Junior: 6’3″ 266
12) Jesse Williams, DT/NT/DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’3″ 323
13) Jonathan Cyprien, SS – Florida International; Senior: 6’0″ 217
14) Justin Hunter, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’4″ 196
15) Alec Ogletree, MLB/OLB – Georgia; *Junior 6’2″ 242
16) Larry Warford, OG – Kentucky; Senior: 6’3″ 332
17) Kyle Long, OT/OG – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 313
18) Darius Slay, CB – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’0″ 192
19) Kevin Minter, MLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’0″ 246
20) Barrett Jones, C/OG/OT – Alabama; Senior: 6’4″ 306
21) Blidi Wreh-Wilson, CB – U Conn; Senior: 6’1″ 195
22) Margus Hunt, DE/DT – SMU; Senior: 6’8″ 277
23) Shamarko Thomas, SS/CB/KR – Syracuse; Senior: 5’9″ 213
24) Robert Woods, WR – USC; *Junior: 6’0″ 201

26. Packers (12-6) –

1) Trade Down (Ravens, Jaguars, Eagles, Bills, Carolina, Chargers, Miami)
2) Jesse Williams, DT/NT/DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’3″ 323
3) Datone Jones, DE/DT – UCLA; Senior: 6’4″ 283
4) Eddie Lacy, RB – Alabama; *Junior: 5’11″ 231
5) Menelik Watson, OT – Florida State; *Junior: 6’5″ 310
6) Tyler Eifert, TE – Notre Dame; *Junior: 6’6″ 250
7) Johnathan Hankins, NT/DT – Ohio State; *Junior: 6’3″ 320
8) Manti Te’o, MLB – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’1″ 241
9) Justin Pugh, OG/OT/C – Syracuse; *Junior: 6’4″ 307
10) Arthur Brown, MLB/OLB – Kansas State; Senior: 6’0″ 241
11) Zach Ertz, TE – Stanford; *Junior: 6’5″ 249
12) DeAndre ‘Nuk’ Hopkins, WR – Clemson; *Junior: 6’1″ 214
13) Kyle Long, OT/OG – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 313
14) Barrett Jones, C/OG/OT – Alabama; Senior: 6’4″ 306
15) Margus Hunt, DE/DT – SMU; Senior: 6’8″ 277
16) Phillip Thomas, FS/SS – Fresno State; Senior: 6’1″ 208
17) Keenan Allen, WR – California; *Junior: 6’2″ 206
18) Johnathan Franklin, RB – UCLA; Senior: 5’10″ 205
19) Shamarko Thomas, SS/CB/KR – Syracuse; Senior: 5’9″ 213
20) Johnathan Jenkins, NT/DT – Georgia; Senior: 6’4″ 338
21) Jamie Collins, OLB/DE – Southern Miss.; Senior: 6’3″ 250

27. Texans (13-5) –

1) Star Lotulelei, DT/NT/DE – Utah; Senior: 6’3″ 311
2) Sylvester Williams, DT/DE – UNC; Senior: 6’3″ 313
3) Sheldon Richardson, DT/DE – Missouri; *Junior: 6’3″ 294
3) Kenny Vaccaro, FS/SS – Texas; Senior: 6’0″ 214
4) Trade Up (Steelers, Dallas, Giants, Beats, Bengals, Rams)
6) DeAndre ‘Nuk’ Hopkins, WR – Clemson; *Junior: 6’1″ 214
7) Jesse Williams, DT/NT/DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’3″ 323
8) Tyler Eifert, TE – Notre Dame; *Junior: 6’6″ 250
9) Robert Woods, WR – USC; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
10) Menelik Watson, OT – Florida State; *Junior: 6’5″ 310
11) Arthur Brown, MLB/OLB – Kansas State; Senior: 6’0″ 241
12) Xavier Rhodes, CB/FS – Florida State; *Junior: 6’2″ 210
13) Johnathan Hankins, NT/DT – Ohio State; *Junior: 6’3″ 320
14) Datone Jones, DE/DT – UCLA; Senior: 6’4″ 283
15) DJ Hayden, CB – Houston; Senior: 5’11″ 191
16) Trade Down (Jaguars, Eagles, Lions, Bills, Carolina, Chargers, Tampa Bay)
17) Cordarrelle Patterson, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’2″ 216
18) Manti Te’o, MLB – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’1″ 241
19) Eric Reid, FS – LSU; *Junior: 6’0″ 213
20) Justin Hunter, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’4″ 196
21) Johnathan Jenkins, NT/DT – Georgia; Senior: 6’4″ 338
22) Damontre Moore, DE/OLB – Texas A&M; *Junior: 6’5″ 250
23) Keenan Allen, WR – California; *Junior: 6’2″ 206
24) Jamie Collins, OLB/DE – Southern Miss.; Senior: 6’3″ 250
25) Zach Ertz, TE – Stanford; *Junior: 6’5″ 249

28. Denver (13-4) –

1) Cornellius ‘Tank’ Carradine, DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 276
2) Sheldon Richardson, DT/DE – Missouri; *Junior: 6’3″ 294
3) Datone Jones, DE/DT – UCLA; Senior: 6’4″ 283
4) Damontre Moore, DE/OLB – Texas A&M; *Junior: 6’5″ 250
5) Arthur Brown, MLB/OLB – Kansas State; Senior: 6’0″ 241
6) Jesse Williams, DT/NT/DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’3″ 323
7) Bjoern Werner, DE – Florida State; *Junior: 6’3″ 266
8) DJ Hayden, CB – Houston; Senior: 5’11″ 191
9) Margus Hunt, DE/DT – SMU; Senior: 6’8″ 277
10) Eric Reid, FS – LSU; *Junior: 6’0″ 213
11) Khaseem Greene, OLB – Rutgers; Senior: 6’1″ 241
12) Desmond Trufant, CB/KR – Washington; Senior: 6’0″ 190
13) Manti Te’o, MLB – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’1″ 241
14) Trade Down (Jaguars, Eagles, Lions, Bills, Carolina, Miami)
15) Phillip Thomas, FS/SS – Fresno State; Senior: 6’1″ 208
16) Kevin Minter, MLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’0″ 246
17) Alec Ogletree, MLB/OLB – Georgia; *Junior 6’2″ 242
18) Johnthan Banks, CB/FS – Mississippi State; Senior 6’2″ 185
19) Kawann Short, DT – Purdue; Senior: 6’3″ 299

29. Patriots (13-5) –

1) DeAndre ‘Nuk’ Hopkins, WR – Clemson; *Junior: 6’1″ 214
2) Xavier Rhodes, CB/FS – Florida State; *Junior: 6’2″ 210
3) Trade Down (Jaguars, Eagles, Lions, Chargers, Carolina, Miami, Tampa Bay)
4) Robert Woods, WR – USC; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
5) DJ Hayden, CB – Houston; Senior: 5’11″ 191
6) Justin Hunter, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’4″ 196
7) Desmond Trufant, CB/KR – Washington; Senior: 6’0″ 190
8) Justin Pugh, OG/OT/C – Syracuse; *Junior: 6’4″ 307
9) Quinton Patton, WR – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 6’0″ 204
10) Darius Slay, CB – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’0″ 192
11) Larry Warford, OG – Kentucky; Senior: 6’3″ 332
12) Jamar Taylor, CB – Boise State; Senior: 5’11″ 192
13) Shamarko Thomas, SS/CB/KR – Syracuse; Senior: 5’9″ 213
14) Blidi Wreh-Wilson, CB – U Conn; Senior: 6’1″ 195
15) Barrett Jones, C/OG/OT – Alabama; Senior: 6’4″ 306
16) Keenan Allen, WR – California; *Junior: 6’2″ 206
17) Kyle Long, OT/OG – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 313
18) Bjoern Werner, DE – Florida State; *Junior: 6’3″ 266
19) Margus Hunt, DE/DT – SMU; Senior: 6’8″ 277
20) Johnathan Hankins, NT/DT – Ohio State; *Junior: 6’3″ 320

30. Falcons (14-4) –

1) DeMarcus ‘Dee’ Milliner, CB – Alabama; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
2) Chance Warmack, OG – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 317
3) Ezekiel ‘Ziggy’ Ansah, DE – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 271
4) Jonathan Cooper, OG/C – UNC; Senior: 6’2″ 311
5) Barkevious ‘Keke’ Mingo, DE/OLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’4″ 241
6) Cornellius ‘Tank’ Carradine, DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 276
7) Xavier Rhodes, CB/FS – Florida State; *Junior: 6’2″ 210
8) Trade Up (Browns, Arizona, Bills, Jets, Titans, Chargers, Miami, Rams, Steelers, Dallas, Bears, Bengals, Vikings)
9) DJ Hayden, CB – Houston; Senior: 5’11″ 191
10) Datone Jones, DE/DT – UCLA; Senior: 6’4″ 283
11) Desmond Trufant, CB/KR – Washington; Senior: 6’0″ 190
12) Bjoern Werner, DE – Florida State; *Junior: 6’3″ 266
13) Larry Warford, OG – Kentucky; Senior: 6’3″ 332
14) Zach Ertz, TE – Stanford; *Junior: 6’5″ 249
15) Jamar Taylor, CB – Boise State; Senior: 5’11″ 192
16) Trade Down (Jaguars, Eagles, Lions, Chargers, Miami)
17) Damontre Moore, DE/OLB – Texas A&M; *Junior: 6’5″ 250
18) Corey Lemonier, OLB/DE – Auburn; *Junior: 6’3″ 255
19) Justin Pugh, OG/OT/C – Syracuse; *Junior: 6’4″ 307
20) Darius Slay, CB – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’0″ 192
21) Kyle Long, OT/OG – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 313
22) Margus Hunt, DE/DT – SMU; Senior: 6’8″ 277
23) Blidi Wreh-Wilson, CB – U Conn; Senior: 6’1″ 195
24) Robert Woods, WR – USC; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
25) Khaseem Greene, OLB – Rutgers; Senior: 6’1″ 241
26) Barrett Jones, C/OG/OT – Alabama; Senior: 6’4″ 306

31. 49ers (13-5-1) –

1) Kenny Vaccaro, FS/SS – Texas; Senior: 6’0″ 214
2) Ezekiel ‘Ziggy’ Ansah, DE – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 271
3) Star Lotulelei, DT/NT/DE – Utah; Senior: 6’3″ 311
4) Sheldon Richardson, DT/DE – Missouri; *Junior: 6’3″ 294
5) Datone Jones, DE/DT – UCLA; Senior: 6’4″ 283
6) Jesse Williams, DT/NT/DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’3″ 323
7) Sylvester Williams, DT/DE – UNC; Senior: 6’3″ 313
8) Cornellius ‘Tank’ Carradine, DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 276
9) Tyler Eifert, TE – Notre Dame; *Junior: 6’6″ 250
10) Tavon Austin, WR/RB/KR – WVU; Senior: 5’9″ 174
11) Trade Up (Browns, Arizona, Bills, Jets, Titans, Chargers, Miami, Carolina, Saints, Steelers, Dallas, Giants, Bears, Bengals)
12) Johnathan Hankins, NT/DT – Ohio State; *Junior: 6’3″ 320
13) Matt Elam, SS/FS – Florida; *Junior: 5’10″ 208
14) Bjoern Werner, DE – Florida State; *Junior: 6’3″ 266
15) Jonathan Cyprien, SS – Florida International; Senior: 6’0″ 217
16) Eric Reid, FS – LSU; *Junior: 6’0″ 213
17) Trade Down (Jaguars, Eagles, Lions, Bills, Chargers, Miami, Tampa Bay)
18) Margus Hunt, DE/DT – SMU; Senior: 6’8″ 277
19) Zach Ertz, TE – Stanford; *Junior: 6’5″ 249
20) Johnathan Jenkins, NT/DT – Georgia; Senior: 6’4″ 338
21) Phillip Thomas, FS/SS – Fresno State; Senior: 6’1″ 208
22) Jamie Collins, OLB/DE – Southern Miss.; Senior: 6’3″ 250
23) Justin Pugh, OG/OT/C – Syracuse; *Junior: 6’4″ 307

32. Ravens (14-6) –

1) Matt Elam, SS/FS – Florida; *Junior: 5’10″ 208
2) Manti Te’o, MLB – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’1″ 241
3) Menelik Watson, OT – Florida State; *Junior: 6’5″ 310
4) Jonathan Cyprien, SS – Florida International; Senior: 6’0″ 217
5) Trade Up (Giants, Bears, Rams, Vikings, Packers)
6) Justin Hunter, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’4″ 196
7) Arthur Brown, MLB/OLB – Kansas State; Senior: 6’0″ 241
8) Alec Ogletree, MLB/OLB – Georgia; *Junior 6’2″ 242
9) Trade Down ((Jaguars, Eagles, Lions, Bills, Chargers, Miami, Tampa Bay, Chiefs)
10) Robert Woods, WR – USC; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
11) Keenan Allen, WR – California; *Junior: 6’2″ 206
12) Jamie Collins, OLB/DE – Southern Miss.; Senior: 6’3″ 250
13) Shamarko Thomas, SS/CB/KR – Syracuse; Senior: 5’9″ 213
14) Damontre Moore, DE/OLB – Texas A&M; *Junior: 6’5″ 250
15) Justin Pugh, OG/OT/C – Syracuse; *Junior: 6’4″ 307
16) Kevin Minter, MLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’0″ 246
17) Eric Reid, FS – LSU; *Junior: 6’0″ 213
18) Quinton Patton, WR – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 6’0″ 204
19) Phillip Thomas, FS/SS – Fresno State; Senior: 6’1″ 208
20) Barrett Jones, C/OG/OT – Alabama; Senior: 6’4″ 306
21) Kyle Long, OT/OG – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 313
22) Corey Lemonier, OLB/DE – Auburn; *Junior: 6’3″ 255
23) Margus Hunt, DE/DT – SMU; Senior: 6’8″ 277

2013 NFL Mock Draft – April Edition 3.0

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Thanks so much for taking your time to read my ideas. My goal is to to be fair, accurate, and informative and I hope you can appreciate the time and thought I’ve invested in making this…worth your time.

We’re nearly there – 1 more week. I figured I’d take another crack at solving this puzzle. I think it could be a crazy Round 1 with so many unpredictable and varying reports regarding prospect value, so a lot is really still up in the air. Typically by now there is more of a consensus, but that is not the case for 2013.

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NFL MOCK DRAFT 4.0 (5 Rounds)
**1st Round Explanation of Picks
***Brief 2nd Round Description
****12 Projected TRADES

April 18, 2013

1st Round:

1. Chiefs (2-14) – Luke Joeckel, OT – Texas A&M; *Junior 6’6″ 306
Detroit or Miami could consider moving up, but ultimately if they want an OT they should probably just go ahead and get him here. I think Joeckel, Fisher, and Johnson are all in play, but it appears that Joeckel is the leader at this point. If they move down with Detroit the Lions could be interested in Milliner or one of these OT as well, the same would go for Miami. I wouldn’t be surprised with any of the 3 offensive tackles here, or if they move down (and are still within striking distance) – but a new No.1 overall LT would likely mean that Branden Albert is dealt in the process, so keep an eye on him heading to a team like San Diego for pick No.45 (or whomever) if they fail to land a LT early in this draft.
Needs: RT, 3/4 LILB, 3/4 OLB, LG, 3/4 DE, FS, RB, FB
Depth: 3/4 DE, WR, 3/4 OLB, 3/4 ILB, OT, C, TE

2. Jaguars (2-14) – DeMarcus ‘Dee’ Milliner, CB – Alabama; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
The Lions may covet Milliner, but they probably have too many other needs to actually make a move that would result in giving up multiple picks (they currently have 8 in 2013). I think thats Jacksonville’s main need is CB, but it’s only easy to consider Dion Jordan or one of the premiere offensive tackles. I think they’d ultimately like to move down within a range of securing Milliner or Jordan and adding picks, most likely with a team desiring Eric Fisher. I have a hard time believing they can pass on Milliner (despite ball-skill concerns) here.
Needs: CBx2, 4/3 LOLB, RT, RB, SS, No.2 WR, 4/3 DT, QB, RG, TE
Depth: 4/3 OLB, S, WR, KR, 4/3 DT, C, 4/3 DE, OG, CB, FB, MLB

3. PT1 DOLPHINS (From Raiders (4-12) – Eric Fisher, OT – Central Michigan; Senior: 6’7″ 306
Miami has plenty of picks to warrant making a move up, so if they can’t work something out with Kansas City for Branden Albert then they may be left with no other choice but to move up since neither Joeckel, Fisher, or Johnson will be available at No.12 overall. I doubt Jonathan Martin can be an effective protecting the blind-side of the young QB so they’ll need to keep him at RT and find Jake Long’s replacement this way. If they land Albert, they still could make such a move for a guy like Milliner. Oakland would consider Sharrif Floyd (or Milliner) most likely, but if they can move down I think they will in order to add more picks.
Needs: LT/RT, No.1 RB, 4/3 RDT, OG, 4/3 DE, CB, FS, TE
Depth: Pass-Rushers, S, 4/3 DT, MLB, CB, WR, OT, OG, KR

PT1:
Dolphins Get: 1-3 and 6-172
Raiders Get: 1-12, 2-42, 3-82, 5-146, and OG John Jerry (1 year, $1.5M)

4. Eagles (4-12) – Geno Smith, QB – WVU; Senior: 6’2″ 218
I didn’t want to do it, but I truly believe it could happen. It already seems like there is a QB controversy forming, so it’d only make sense for Chip Kelly to add a guy he feels comfortable running his offense. Smith is used to a fast-paced style and would be in position to sit for a year (or until he is ready this season) with Vick in the fold. I think guys like Lane Johnson, Star Lotulelei, and Dion Jordan would all be strong options as well, but unless they are able to move down this may be where they have to reach for him.
Needs: 3/4 LDE, LT/RT, CB, 3/4 NT, Offensive-Speed, C
Depth: QB, RB, 3/4 DE, WR, OG, OT, P, 3/4 NT, 3/4 OLB

5. PT2 ARIZONA (From Lions (4-12) – Lane Johnson, OT – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’6″ 303
It’d probably make sense for Detroit to select Johnson themselves, but not everything that seems logical always happens in the draft – especially considering they have other needs to address. Arizona needs a left tackle and with the pressure that San Diego may be trying to move up ahead of them the Cardinals have to make the move to secure Johnson. Johnson is fast-riser up boards and will likely be a Top 7 selection, but definitely fits well in Arizona. They’ll move Levi Brown to the RT spot, or possibly even a OG position.
Needs: LT, SS, 4/3 OLB, OG, Speed-WR, C, 4/3 DT
Depth: OT, FS, WR, 4/3 DE, TE, CB, RB, QB, MLB

PT2:
Arizona Gets: 1-5
Lions Get: 1-7 and 3-69

6. PT3 CAROLINA (From Browns (5-11) – Sharrif Floyd, DT/DE – Florida; *Junior: 6’3″ 297
They’re probably hoping they can move down and acquire a few more picks, but they’ll likely need one of the offensive tackles to be available in order to generate much trade-talk. I think they’ll likely hope that Milliner would fall this far, but if not they’ll look for any deal they can get. The Panthers needs to rebuild there defensive line so it’d make sense for them to jump at the chance to land Floyd. Giving up Beason isn’t ideal, but they need to shred some money off their books and Cleveland is a team with enough cap space to absorb his contract (although I’m sure it’d be restructured) and is in need of another ILB for they’re new 3/4 look. Floyd would give them a dominate force on the interior, and the move free’s up some finances for them moving forward. Tampa Bay may also be interested in making a move for Floyd if he falls outside of the Top 5 (and they don’t trade away pick No.13 for Revis).
Needs: No.1 WR, 4/3 DTx2, CB, FS, RT, RG, TE, Big-WR
Depth: 4/3 OLB, OG, WR, 4/3 DE, 4/3 MLB, 4/3 DT, DB

PT3:
Carolina Gets: 1-6 and 2014 5th Round (conditional)
Browns Get: 1-13, 4-108, and ILB Jon Beason (4 years, $40M)

7. PT2 LIONS (From Arizona (5-11) – Dion Jordan, DE/OLB – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 248
They missed on the OT’s by moving down a couple spots, but Jordan also fills a huge need. I see him as more of a fit as the SOLB in their 4/3 but he does have the ability to play DE as well. I’d expect Detroit to continue to add edge-defenders with later picks as they look to replace Cliff Avril and Kyle Vanden Bosch. They need to add pass-rushers and wherever Jordan lines up he’ll be a players that demands attention. I don’t see them reaching for Fluker, Watson, or a CB if they move down in this scenario, but either of the two OG prospects could draw interest if they choice not to go with Jordan, Mingo, or Ansah.
Needs: LT/RT, 4/3 DEx2, CB, No.2 WR, RG, 4/3 SOLB, C, K, KR, P
Depth: OG, 4/3 DE, OT, S, WR, 4/3 OLB, CB, TE, FB

8. PT4 FALCONS (From Bills (6-10) – Chance Warmack, OG – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 317
Well it’s been talked about the Falcons moving up. The Falcons made a move similar back in 2011 with Cleveland to land another Alabama player (WR Julio Jones). I think Atlanta could move up, although while it may not be this high (or for this player) – I think it certainly makes sense. RT Tyson Clabo is gone and RG Peter Konz is moving to C to replace Todd McClure who retired so their offensive line is a bit of a concern. Its also noted that they’ll be investing big money into Matt Ryan in the near future so making sure he is protected is very important. They need help at CB so Milliner could be on the radar in such a move, as might a player like Barkevious Mingo – but Warmack may be the only All-Pro caliber player in this entire class. It’s a lot to give up, especially to move this high to take an interior lineman – but again, Warmack is an All-Pro caliber player and they don’t come by too often. In fact, Atlanta does’t have a whole lot of extra salary cap space so adding Warmack at this reasonable rookie-rate is not only a steal, but a good financial investment. In moving down, Buffalo adds picks and positions themselves to get players they covet by making other moves – maybe Ryan Nassib at No.30 overall now.
Needs: RG, CB, RT, TE, 4/3 DE, 4/3 OLB, Slot-WR, MLB
Depth: 4/3 DT, C, RB, OG, S, QB, OT, KR

PT4:
Falcons Get: 1-8 and CB Ron Brooks
Bills Get: 1-30, 2-60, 4-127, 2014 2nd Round, and 2014 5th Round

9. Jets (6-10) – DJ Fluker, OT/OG – Alabama; *Junior: 6’5″ 339
The Jets need pass-rushing help and they could opt for Ansah, Jones, or Mingo. Ansah and Mingo may seem like better options, but because they are a little raw and carry the ‘potenital’ term I think they could slide a bit further than expected. Jones was once considered the best player in the entire draft and would probably be the other choice over Ansah or Mingo if they went with an edge rusher. They need to improve the offensive line and Fluker projects to be a nice RT in the NFL. I think that Kenny Vaccaro, Jonathan Cooper, or Jarvis Jones would be the other likely options here, but they have to give Sanchez some protection.
Needs: 3/4 OLBx2, RT, OGx2, No.1 RB, SS, TE, No.1 WR, 3/4 LILB, FS, 3/4 NT
Depth: CB, Pass-Rushers, QB, OT, S, OG 3/4 DE, WR, K, FB

10. Titans (6-10) – Jonathan Cooper, OG/C – UNC; Senior: 6’2″ 311
The Titans added Andy Levitre this offseason, but still could use another piece to secure the offensive line. They may prefer Warmack, but they’ll be extremely happy with Cooper as well. He and Levitre would form a nice guard-combo for the next years to come, and certainly help with the running game. Tennessee may be in a position to trade down if they miss on either Warmack or Cooper, or they could take the best defender – although, it’d seem like they’d have to reach to fill a need other than offensive guard.
Needs: RG, CB, 4/3 DE, RT, WR, TE, RG/C, 4/3 DT, FB
Depth: OG, S, 4/3 OLB, OT, 4/3 MLB, C, RB

11. PT5 DALLAS (From Chargers (7-9) – Sylvester Williams, DT/DE – UNC; Senior: 6’3″ 313
Free’s contract is horrible (he’ll likely be asked to restructure in a move), so Dallas will be glad to include him in any deal – but for the Chargers it’d a better option than anyone else they may be able to acquire to help their offensive line. San Diego could choose to select Menelik Watson (or Fluker if available) themselves, but getting Free and a few extra picks seems like a good alternative. Dallas is moving back into a 4/3 scheme and while they have high hopes for Jason Hatcher as a DT, they need other options to make the defensive a successful one. If Dallas is able to trade Free (or include him in a deal to move up) they’ll almost certainly be targeting a replacement for him at RT so Fluker or Watson could be on their radar in such a move, as well as players like Kenny Vaccaro, Sheldon Richardson, or one of the offensive guard prospects. Williams is a bit undervalued but it should be unexpected that he comes off the board before Lotulelei or Richardson – the Cowboys need to add scheme friendly front-four players.
Needs: FS, Slot-WR, RT, RB, OG, 4/3 DT, 4/3 OLB, TE
Depth: LB, 4/3 DE, CB, QB, OT/OG, C, S, WR

PT5:
Dallas Gets: 1-11 and 2014 6th Round (conditional)
Chargers Get: 1-18, 4-115, and OT Doug Free (4 years, $40M)

12. PT1 RAIDERS (From Dolphins (7-9) – Star Lotulelei, DT/NT/DE – Utah; Senior: 6’3″ 311
I could see Lotulelei being a Top 5 pick, but nonetheless its a nice addition for Oakland given that they moved down so far and were still able to land a players they’d have considered with their original pick. There are a lot of questions, mainly health, regarding Star – but he could the best defensive prospect in the entire draft when its all said and done. The Raiders have a whole new look defensive with their offseason additions, but Pat Sims and Vance Walker won’t make them waffle on someone of his talent. If the Raiders stay at No.3 overall they’ll likely consider Floyd, Milliner, or Lotulelei there – or may consider Richardson, Rhodes, Eifert, or Ansah in such a move down to a spot like this.
Needs: 4/3 DTx2, CB, No.1 WR, TE, 4/3 LDE, LG, LT/RT, P, FS
Depth: Pass-Rushers, 4/3 DT, OG, 4/3 MLB, OT, 4/3 OLB, S, WR, 4/3 DE

13. PT6 JETS (From Tampa Bay (7-9) – Jarvis Jones, OLB/DE – Georgia; *Junior: 6’2″ 245
I think the Revis to Tampa trade will happen. If the Jets acquire this pick it’ll the heavily influenced on what they do with pick No.9 overall, but I think that Jones could be the best option. Jones would be a nice fit in their defensive scheme and despite the injury concerns (which are no longer an issue) he is a more proven option than guys like Ansah or Mingo. I don’t discount the fact that Mingo would be a good fit as well, and with them bringing back Calvin Pace it’s clear they’ll target a premiere edge rusher with an early pick – I just like Jones’ fit over other options. Kenny Vaccaro and Cordarrelle Patterson may also be mentioned, or an offensive line prospect if they don’t pick one at No.9.
Needs: 3/4 OLBx2, RT, OGx2, No.1 RB, SS, TE, No.1 WR, 3/4 LILB, FS, 3/4 NT
Depth: CB, Pass-Rushers, QB, OT, S, OG 3/4 DE, WR, K, FB

PT6:
Jets Get: 1-13 (other picks as well)
Tampa Bay Gets: CB Darrelle Revis

14. PT3 BROWNS (From Carolina (7-9) – EJ Manuel, QB – Florida State; Senior: 6’5″ 237
It’ll seem a bit early for Manuel, just as it did a few years back when Minnesota selected another Seminoles QB Christian Ponder in the Top 15 of the draft. The Browns didn’t have a chance at Geno Smith even if they did have an interest, but I think that they’ll definitely consider a new QB with an early pick in this draft. Brandon Weeden is going to get the first crack at winning the job, but he’ll be 30 years old in October and hasn’t seemed to won over the new regime in Cleveland. Manuel seems like a better fit for their offense over other prospects they could pursue in the draft – and without a 2nd round selection they have to make the move to secure him now. If the Browns are able to trade back and gain some picks, I think it makes a lot of sense for them to target a QB, but they would also have to consider prospects like Kenny Vaccaro, Tavon Austin, Ziggy Ansah, Sheldon Richardson, and Xavier Rhodes in such a move down to this part of the draft.
Needs: LDE, FS, No.2 CB, LG, KR, K, QB, 3/4 NT
Depth: WR, CB, OT, TE, 3/4 OLB, 3/4 DE, OG/C, SS, MLB

15. PT7 Vikings (From Saints (7-9) – Tavon Austin, WR/RB/KR – WVU; Senior: 5’9″ 174
Minnesota knows the Rams would like the land Austin, but they have the “pick-power” with 11 total selections to make a move up in they choose. They added Greg Jennings, but they lost Percy Harvin – and Austin would be a terrific fit as a replacement in the offense for Harvin. It’s likely that Austin gets consideration as high as No.7 overall, but this would be right in the range where he’d offer a team a lot of value. Austin in a came changer with a lot of versatility, sounds a lot like the guy they traded to Seattle, huh? Minnesota should be active with so many picks, and if they miss on Austin still could move up for a player they covet – maybe Cordarrelle Patterson. New orleans would probably most likely move down if they could to acquire more picks, they have a lot of needs and not many picks.
Needs: MLB, No.2 WR, 4/3 DT, LG, SS, Big-WR, RB, 4/3 DE, KR
Depth: OG, 4/3 OLB, CB, WR, S, OT, FB, C

PT7:
Vikings Get: 1-15
Saints Get: 1-23, 3-83 and 4-120

16. Rams (7-8-1) – Kenny Vaccaro, FS/SS – Texas; Senior: 6’0″ 214
Well, it’d be a tough call if Austin and Vaccaro were both available – so maybe Minnesota did them a favor by moving ahead of them for Austin. Vaccaro is a guy who I think could go as high as No.8 overall, and that teams in the lower part of the trade may try to trade up for so this is certainly a nice pick for St.Louis. The Rams need a safety pretty badly, in fact need multiple additions to the secondary to sure-up the unit so Vaccaro would be a great addition despite the fact they may desire Austin or Cooper more. If they miss on Vaccaro (and Austin) here then they’ll be in position to take a guy like Cordarrelle Patterson, Jonathan Cyprien, Justin Pugh, or Matt Elam here.
Needs: No.1 WR, FS, 4/3 OLBx2, LG, No.1 RB, SS, C, RT, P
Depth: OT, 4/3 DT, 4/3 OLB, CB, WR, OG, QB, S, KR, FB

17. PT8 49ERS (From Steelers (8-8) – Ezekiel ‘Ziggy’ Ansah, DE – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 271
Pittsburgh needs all kinds of help, so they could benefit from adding picks while San Fran has 13 total picks and will likely move up to land a player they covet. Ansah is raw and has some newly raised concerns regarding his age, so its possible he falls a little lower than the No.3-No.13 range where he’ll likely land. The 49ers could use him as an end in their 3/4 scheme or he can be a situational/rotation player from the OLB position. It’s unlikely he falls this far, but nothing is impossible – and nevertheless, San Francisco will jump at the opportunity to land impact players. He’s been compared to Aldon Smith with his freakish athleticism and now he’ll be his teammate.
Needs: FS, 3/4 NT, TE, C, WR, 3/4 DE, RG
Depth: 3/4 OLB, CB, OG, S, 3/4 ILB, 3/4 NT, OT, KR

PT8:
49ers Get: 1-17
Steelers Get: 1-31, 2-61, and 6-173

18. PT5 CHARGERS (From Dallas (8-8) – Manti Te’o, MLB – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’1″ 241
They need to upgrade the offensive line, so it’s not out of the question for them to consider Watson, Pugh, Long, or even Larry Watford here regardless of whether they make a deal with Dallas to acquire Free or with Kansas City for Albert. If they stay at No.11 it’ll likely be an offensive line, but in this scenario I think that moving down and replacing Takeo Spikes in the middle of the defense would be a good option. Te’o is an interesting prospect, but I think he’ll like land in Round 1 when its all said and done – although it’s not pout of the question he fall into the mid-late 2nd Round either. In fact, I think San Diego could be the perfect destination for Te’o as an ILB in their 3/4 scheme. They could also opt for another defender like Arthur Brown or Sheldon Richardson in such a move down, but Te’o could develop into the defensive leader they lack.
Needs: LT, SS, LG, 3/4 DE, CB, C, 3/4 NT, 3/4 ILB, Durable-RB, QB
Depth: OT, OG, Pass-Rushers, 3/4 ILB, S, 3/4 OLB, TE, WR

19. Giants (9-7) – Jonathan Cyprien, SS – Florida International; Senior: 6’0″ 217
Stevie Brown is back for one more year, but I think the loss of Phillips is a key issue – plus, 30 year old Antrel Rolle is on the hook at $9.25M over thew next two years (can you say salary cap casualty next season). I expect Cyprien to be selected higher than most people expect, but it’s hard to imagine a better prospect for them at this point. Maybe its Richardson from a value stand-point, or they go with a DE prospect as a replacement for Osi – but they’ll likely have some options with Menelik Watson as a sleeper as well.
Needs: RT, 4/3 WOLB, 4/3 MLB, C, TE, 4/3 DT, LG, RB
Depth: S, WR, 4/3 DE, CB, OT, 4/3 OLB, OG, QB

20. Bears (10-6) – Xavier Rhodes, CB/FS – Florida State; *Junior: 6’2″ 210
I think Chicago could benefit by trading down if a situation arises for them to do so, but nevertheless they need to add a No.3 CB to the mix. Rhodes has nice size and would be insurance in the secondary – and may even be able to help at FS. Other options for the Bears here would include Menelik Watson, Kyle Long, Arthur Brown, Sheldon Richardson and Eric Reid in this scenario – but I wouldn’t rule out Manti Te’o, or them selecting the dest defender available either. They could prefer Trufant, Slay, or Taylor if they decide to go with a CB as well.
Needs: RT, MLB, 4/3 SOLB, C, FS, Deep Threat-WR, CB, OG
Depth: 4/3 OLB, OG, WR, 4/3 DE, TE, OT, DB, 4/3 DT, RB

21. Bengals (10-7) – Matt Elam, SS/FS – Florida; *Junior: 5’10″ 208
They’ve yet to fill the RT void (or make a decision to bring Andre Smith back) so that’ll be their main focus could be Menelik Watson with him available here. Nonetheless, Elam is an upgrade over Taylor Mays at SS and a player who can make plays. In fact, I think Elam is better than Cyprien despite me having Cyprien going ahead of him. Cinncinati could also consider a MLB prospect here like Ogletree, Brown, or Te’o despite the fact they brought Maualuga back.
Needs: RT, SS, No.2 WR, C, RB, 4/3 OLB, KR
Depth: MLB, OT, QB, OLB, DB, 4/3 DE, OG, CB, 4/3 DT, TE

22. Rams (Redskins 10-7) – Cordarrelle Patterson, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’2″ 216
They missed on Tavon Austin earlier, but are able to land a nice alternative option at this point. Patterson has a lot of ability and has all the tools to be a No.1 target in these league. I could also see the Rams heavily considering a prospect like Justin Pugh here, maybe even Larry Watford, with their need to solidify the offensive line. Also, it may not be out of the question for them to select either Alec Ogletree, Arthur Brown, or Khaseem Greene as an OLB prospect. If they aren’t able to land a safety at No.16 then Eric Reid may be an option here as well. St.Louis has plenty of needs to address, so much so that even Eddie Lacy may come into play.
Needs: No.1 WR, FS, 4/3 OLBx2, LG, No.1 RB, SS, C, RT, P
Depth: OT, 4/3 DT, 4/3 OLB, CB, WR, OG, QB, S, KR, FB

23. PT7 SAINTS (From Vikings (10-7) – Menelik Watson, OT – Florida State; *Junior: 6’5″ 310
They’d probably have taken Watson at No.15, so moving down and still landing him is a nice addition for the Saints. The loss of Jermon Bushrod to Chicago was a huge loss for New Orleans and it doesn’t appear that Charles Brown is the long-term answer at LT (Jason Smith was just recently added to the mix as well) so it’s likely they take a similar approach with Watson as Dallas did with Doug Free and Tyron Smith. Watson would emerge at the LT and Brown would slide back to the RT. They could also consider a defensive prospect here (or at No.15), including: Sheldon Richardson, Keke Mingo, Tank Carrdine, or Arthur Brown.
Needs: LT/RT, 3/4 NT, SS, 3/4 RDE, No.2 WR, 3/4 OLB, QB
Depth: Pass-Rushers, OT, S, WR, CB, C, ILB, KR, 3/4 NT, TE

24. Colts (11-6) – Barkevious ‘Keke’ Mingo, DE/OLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’4″ 241
It’d be a lucky scenario for Indy if they were able to land Mingo at this point. Mingo has all the ‘potential’ to be a premiere pass-rusher, maybe the best of the class, so the addition of him at this spot is great for the Colts. Indianapolis is looking to replace Dwight Freeney and get the right pieces in place for their 3/4 scheme so if it’s not Mingo (or Jarvis Jones) they could reach for a sleeper like Jamie Collins. They don’t have a 2nd Rounder, so they may also consider trading down to recoup some picks – but Mingo has Top 10 talent and it’d be too hard to pass on a player of his skills. Other options for the Colts may be Sheldon Richadson, Jesse Williams, Justin Hunter, or Desmond Trufant.
Needs: 3/4 ROLB, No.2 WR, 3/4 NT, RG, 3/4 DE, C, 3/4 ILB
Depth: WR, 3/4 OLB, RB, OG, 3/4 DE, S, OT, CB, KR

25. Vikings (Seattle 12-6) – Cornellius ‘Tank’ Carradine, DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 276 (XXX)
If Sheldon Richardson is available, it’d be tough for Minnesota to pass on him, but Carradine has the talent of a Top 10 selection so he also offers a lot of value at this point in the draft. Jared Allen will be a free-agent after the 2013 season so while Carrdine may need time to fully recover from his November ACL tear, he could be the DE they need moving forward. His workout in just a few days will be the telling factor on his stock, but he’ll likely land if the 1st Round. Minnesota has plenty of picks so they could be active during the draft, and they’ll likely also consider players like Manti Te’o, Arthur Brown, Datone Jones, and Justin Pugh here.
Needs: MLB, No.2 WR, 4/3 DT, LG, SS, Big-WR, RB, 4/3 DE, KR
Depth: OG, 4/3 OLB, CB, WR, S, OT, FB, C

26. PT9 CAROLINA (From Packers (12-6) – DeAndre ‘Nuk’ Hopkins, WR – Clemson; *Junior: 6’1″ 214
Carolina makes a move to rid themselves of DeAngelo Williams’ contract and move up to get Cam Newton a new target. I have them making a move with their first selection, and now another one to move back into Round 1. Hopkins or Justin Hunter could be their target in they make such a move, but Hopkins has great hands and the size they need from a potential replacement for Steve Smith. They could also consider Desmond Trufant, Jamar Taylor in a trade up – or another defensive tackle like Sheldon Richardson or an OLB prospect like Arthur Brown here, but the trade will be for a select target. At No.44, if they stay there, they’d like target a WR or CB. For the Packers, its like getting DenAngelo Williams for their 3rd Round pick (although they are also taking on his contract and moving 18 spot downs). Carolina has to take a win-now approach or their coach/regime may not be around next season.
Needs: No.1 WR, 4/3 DTx2, CB, FS, RT, RG, TE, Big-WR
Depth: 4/3 OLB, OG, WR, 4/3 DE, 4/3 MLB, 4/3 DT, DB

PT9:
Carolina Gets: 1-26 and 3-88
Packers Get: 2-44 and RB DeAngelo Williams (3 years, $27.6M)

27. Texans (13-5) – Sheldon Richardson, DT/DE – Missouri; *Junior: 6’3″ 294
It’s hard to imagine Richardson falling this far, but it’s not out of the questions considering that other prospects going early may cause him (or other good prospects) to fall. Richardson isn’t necessarily the prospect who fits the biggest need, but he is the best player available and will add depth. I see Richardson as a 5-technique DE in their 3/4 scheme and surpassing 31 year-old Antonio Smith on the depth chart. Houston may also consider defensive lineman like Jesse Williams, Jonathan Hankins and John Jenkins. If they go a different direction with the pick then Arthur Brown, Manti Te’o, Tyler Eifert, Justin Hunter, and Kyle Long could get consideration.
Needs: 3/4 NT, RT, No.2 WR, TE, ILB, Pass-Rushers, LG, CB, FS, P
Depth: WR, 3/4 OLB, S, RB, 3/4 DE, OT, OG/C, ILB, KR

28. Denver (13-4) – Datone Jones, DE/DT – UCLA; Senior: 6’4″ 283
The whole Dumervil “paperwork blunder” has created a void at DE that they should be able to address with this selection if they don’t via free-agency. I think if Jones is gone then prospects like Bjoern Werner, Margus Hunt and Damontre Moore (Von Miller’s former teammate) all make sense as well. I could easily see Jones going higher, maybe at high as No.19 overall to New York – but he’d definitely fill a need for Denver.
Needs: 4/3 DEx2, 4/3 OLB, RB, MLB, FS, FB
Depth: S, 4/3 DT, CB, OG, WR, LB, 4/3 DE, C, OT, QB

29. PT10 LIONS (From Patriots (13-5) – Kyle Long, OT/OG – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 313
I don’t think the Lions can sit and wait until No.36 if they want to add Long. Long offers them versatility at OT, and another area of need – offensive guard. It’d really be a small price to pay if they wish to add an offensive line – or they could stand-pat at No.36 and consider a guy like Justin Pugh (although he doesn’t give them much help at OT). They could make a move to add a defensive end prospect they covet (maybe Tank Carradine or Bjoern Werner) or to address the CB spot with a player like Desmond Trufant or Jamar Taylor as well.
Needs: LT/RT, 4/3 DEx2, CB, No.2 WR, RG, 4/3 SOLB, C, K, KR, P
Depth: OG, 4/3 DE, OT, S, WR, 4/3 OLB, CB, TE, FB

PT10:
Lions Get: 1-29
Patriots Get: 2-36, 5-137, 7-211

30. PT4 BILLS (From Falcons (14-4) – Ryan Nassib, QB – Syracuse; Senior: 6’2″ 227
Well, they added a ton of picks and moved all the way down from No.8 – but still put themselves in position to land Ryan Nassib. I think it’s safe to say they’ll take a QB fairly early in this draft and all signs point to Nassib reconnecting with new Bills HC Doug Marrone because of their Syracuse connection. They could possibly go with Matt Barkley or Mike Glennon in the scenario, but I don’t think it’s likely they’d pass on Nassib if he’s available. They may also strongly consider players like Tyler Eifert, Justin Hunter, Larry Watford, Justin Pugh, Arthur Brown, or Bjoern Werner in this scenario. Obviously, if they don’t make this move at stay at No.8 they’ll probably be able to land a QB at No.41, but it’s still likely that they’d move up to secure the prospect they covet.
Needs: LG, No.2 WR, RT, SS, Big-WR, 4/3 DE, 4/3 OLB, TE, P
Depth: QB, 4/3 MLB, WR, CB, OT, OG, 4/3 DT, RB, S, FB

31. PT8 STEELERS (From 49ers (13-5-1) – Tyler Eifert, TE – Notre Dame; *Junior: 6’6″ 250
The Steelers could really benefit from moving down and acquiring picks to help rebuild their roster. They have plenty of options, included defenders like Jesse Williams, Arthur Brown, Bjoern Werner, and Jamie Collins. Pittsburgh will strongly consider Eifert at No.17 should they not trade down, but he would add a nice receiving option to their attack – especially given that Heath Miller is on a long road to recovery from an knee injury. Pittsburgh has a lot of needs so it’s possible that they’ll draft best available.
Needs: TE, 3/4 ROLB, No.1 RB, 3/4 NT, No.1 WR, LG, 3/4 ILB, SS
Depth: OT, CB, S, 3/4 OLB, 3/4 DE, WR, C, QB, OG, KR

32. PT11 Chiefs (From Ravens (14-6) – Arthur Brown, MLB/OLB – Kansas State; Senior: 6’0″ 241
Baltimore could step up to the plate and surprise us here. This would be best case for Kansas City, I’m not sure they’ll be able to get a pick this high for Albert – but if so, they’ll definitely take it. They’ll be looking for an impact defensive player with this pick and I think Brown could be player despite the recent signing of Zac Diles to play and ILB spot. Brown (or even Ogletree) would make a lot of sense, but if they trade Branden Albert they’ll still have to sure-up the offensive line so maybe a Kyle Long, Justin Pugh, Larry Warford or Barrett Jones get some consideration with whichever pick they acquire for him. I think they’ll be open to any number of players, but it’d definitely be helpful if they can acquire a pick between No.1 and their next one at No.63. Sure the Ravens could just re-signing aging Bryant McKinnie, but why not give up pick No.32 for the franchise LT to protect the new face of the franchise? I know the contract could be the hard-part to work out – Albert wants an extension and the Ravens need to make his cap number more friendly for 2013, but a trade will ultimately result is a reworked long-term contract.
Needs: RT, 3/4 LILB, 3/4 OLB, LG, 3/4 DE, FS, RB, FB
Depth: 3/4 DE, WR, 3/4 OLB, 3/4 ILB, OT, C, TE

PT11:
Chiefs Get: 1-32 and 5-165
Ravens Get: LT Branden Albert (1 year, $9.8M) and 5-134

2nd Round:
33. Jaguars – Matt Barkley, QB – USC; Senior: 6’3″ 227
It doesn’t seem them have much faith in Gabbert, so they’ll need another option. Barkley could go in the late 1st, but he’ll add competition to the position.

34. 49ers (Chiefs) – Eric Reid, FS – LSU; *Junior: 6’0″ 213
They’ll likely turn this pick in pretty quickly, impact players at a position of need.

35. Eagles – Jesse Williams, DT/NT/DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’3″ 323
Versatile defender who can contribute at multiple positions in their 3/4 scheme. Good value and helps justify passing on Star Lotulelei in Round 1.

36. PT10 PATRIOTS (From Lions) – Jamar Taylor, CB – Boise State; Senior: 5’11″ 192
The Patriots move down and still are able to add CB depth. Talib is only back on a 1 year deal so Taylor, Slay, or Trufant make the most sense – even with their need for a premiere wideout.
Needs: CB, No.2 WR, RG, Big-WR, SS, 4/3 LDE, C
Depth: OG, OT, 4/3 OLB, WR, 4/3 DE, CB, 4/3 MLB, S, QB, FB

37. PT12 CHARGERS (From Bengals (Raiders) – Justin Pugh, OG/OT/C – Syracuse; *Junior: 6’4″ 307
They move up to continue to help rebuild the offensive line. Pugh is underrated and can contribute at multiple positions.

PT12:
Chargers Get: 2-37
Bengals Get: 2-45 and 4-110

38. Arizona – Khaseem Greene, OLB – Rutgers; Senior: 6’1″ 241
They need OLB depth in switching back into a 4/3. Greene is a good one, but they may also consider Bjoern Werner or Alex Ogletree.

***Browns – FORFEIT (Supplemental Draft – WR Josh Gordon)

39. Jets – Phillip Thomas, FS/SS – Fresno State; Senior: 6’1″ 208
They need a playmaking safety after passing on Vaccaro in Round 1. Eddie Lacy and Larry Warford could also be considered.

40. Titans – Desmond Trufant, CB/KR – Washington; Senior: 6’0″ 190
They need depth at CB, and Trufant is a good one. Adding him here gives them a solid No.3 and offers a lot of value.

41. Bills – Larry Warford, OG – Kentucky; Senior: 6’3″ 332
They end up getting a talented guard to replace Andy Levitre after-all. I really like this fit – but Justin Hunter and Zach Ertz also make sense.

42. PT1 RAIDERS (From Dolphins) – Zach Ertz, TE – Stanford; *Junior: 6’5″ 249
I don’t kow if Oakland will actually be able to acquire a 2nd Rounder – but if they can it’d be helpful because they need plenty of help. Brandon Myers left via free-agency so they’ll need a new TE option. I know the Raiders have plenty of other needs as well, but I like the fit of Ertz with Flynn and company.

43. Tampa Bay – Bjoern Werner, DE – Florida State; *Junior: 6’3″ 266
They lost Bennett this offseason and need depth. Werner is an excellent pick this late, but they may also consider Margus Hunt or Kawann Short as well.
Needs: 4/3 DE, 4/3 OLB, CBx2, 4/3 RDT, LT/RT, QB, TE, KR
Depth: WR, OT, 4/3 DT, 4/3 DE, 4/3 MLB, DB, OG, RB, 4/3 OLB

44. PT9 PACKERS (From Carolina) – Johnathan Hankins, NT/DT – Ohio State; *Junior: 6’3″ 320
I’d be surprised if Hankins lasted this long, but good players are going to fall. They need depth behind BJ Raji and there really isn’t a better option than this guy. If they stay at No.26 they’d consider Jesse Williams and even Hankins there. Eddie Lacy/Le’Veon Bell might be an option here if available and they don’t acquire D.Williams.
Needs: LT/RT, RB, 3/4 NT, 3/4 OLB, WR, TE, FS/SS, ILB
Depth: OG, CB, C, S, 3/4 DE, WR, Pass-Rusher, QB, FB

***Saints – FORFEIT (Bounty Penalty)

45. PT12 BENGALS (From Chargers) – Kevin Minter, MLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’0″ 246
They could consider Eddie Lacy, but if they want him they’ll probably take him at No.37. Maualuga is coming back, but they still need another option.

46. Rams – Eddie Lacy, RB – Alabama; *Junior: 5’11″ 231
They need a new lead back and Lacy would be a nice fit with his combination of power and burst. They could also consider Alec Ogletree here.

47. Dallas – Robert Woods, WR – USC; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
Dallas will be looking for a slot WR and Woods would be a great addition at this point. He is a highly productive guy who could emerge as a No.1/2 option in the NFL – he’ll replace Kevin Ogletree for now

48. Steelers – Jamie Collins, OLB/DE – Southern Miss.; Senior: 6’3″ 250
Collins could be the sleeper of the draft. I honestly could see him sneaking into Round 1, but he is the kind of pass-rusher that would excel in their 3/4 scheme.

49. Giants – Barrett Jones, C/OG/OT – Alabama; Senior: 6’4″ 306
They’re line is a question mark, so adding depth in a versatile guy who can play multiple positions is a good idea at this point.

50. Bears – Alec Ogletree, MLB/OLB – Georgia; *Junior 6’2″ 242
It’s hard to imagine a talent like Ogletree falling this far, but I think ‘red flags’ will cause him to slip. I think he could go as high as No.7/8 overall on talent alone, so he offers a lot of value for the Bears as a replace for Brian Urlacher.

51. Redskins – DJ Hayden, CB – Houston; Senior: 5’11″ 191
They need to protect RGIII, but if a lineman isn’t available I’d expect them to add secondary help – they need a guy like Hayden at the CB position.
Needs: FS, CB, 3/4 ILB, RG, KR, WR, 3/4 OLB, TE, RT
Depth: C/OG, 3/4 ILB, DB, 3/4 DE, 3/4 NT

52. Vikings – Shamarko Thomas, SS/CB/KR – Syracuse; Senior: 5’9″ 213
He’s a bit of a sleeper, and should be able to start right away at SS. They’d probably hope Ogletee or Minter fells this far, but Thomas is a guy who can contribute in multiple ways.

53. Bengals – Le’Veon Bell, RB – Michigan State; *Junior: 6’1″ 230
Green-Ellis is still there for 2 more years, but it’s a two-back league these days so adding a young RB early is very likely. Bell has good size and abilities so he’d be a nice fit in a division that faces Baltimore and Pittsburgh twice a season

54. Dolphins (Colts) – Johnathan Franklin, RB – UCLA; Senior: 5’10″ 205
Daniel Thomas isn’t the answer and while Lamar Miller has shown promise – he doesn’t have seem to be a lead back. Adding Franklin here seems like a good choice, and would give them another option in developing their running game

55. Packers – Margus Hunt, DE/DT – SMU; Senior: 6’8″ 277
His age could hurt him some, but the Packers are always in need of versatile 3/4 scheme defenders. I think this is great value and that he is better than other options they have at DE – he should be the starter at RDE.

56. Seattle – Kawann Short, DT – Purdue; Senior: 6’3″ 299
Short offers good value this late, especially for a team in need of defensive tackle depth.
Needs: RT, 4/3 WOLB, TE, 4/3 DT, KR, CB, K
Depth: WR, S, 4/3 OLB, 4/3 MLB, 4/3 DE, RB, QB, OG

57. Texans – Justin Hunter, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’4″ 196
Andre Johnson is 32 years old and they need a reliable option opposite of him. Keshawn Martin seems to be a nice option in the slot, but Hunter could emerge into a star. Hunter was once considered the Top WR prospect in the draft and has a lot of ability – he could learn a lot of Johnson

58. Denver – Darius Slay, CB – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’0″ 192
Damonte Moore would be appealing, but they know Champ Bailey can’t play forever so Slay can add depth and eventually move into a starting role.

59. Patriots – Quinton Patton, WR – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 6’0″ 204
They missed on Sanders from Pittsburgh so I still think Patton would make sense. Patton and Amendola would be good targets for Brady with guys like Donald Jones, Michael Jenkins, and Julian Edelman contributing. Patton has a lot of ability and could surprise people on how productive he can be in the NFL despite playing at a smaller school.

60. PT4 BILLS (From Falcons) – Damontre Moore, DE/OLB – Texas A&M; *Junior: 6’5″ 250
Situational rusher who offers good value and provides depth. He could develop into the starter ahead of Mark Anderson or be an option at an OLB position.

61. PT8 STEELERS (From 49ers) – Johnathan Jenkins, NT/DT – Georgia; Senior: 6’4″ 338
Casey Hamptons replacement. Its hard to let them pass on Keenan Allen, but they need to rebuild their defensive unit.

62. Ravens – Keenan Allen, WR – California; *Junior: 6’2″ 206
Allen is better than this, but he’s expect to slip furthur than expected – and I think Baltimore could be hoping he does. He could step in and replace Anquan Boldin.
Needs: LT, No.2 WR, ILBx2, C, SS, Slot-WR, 3/4 OLB
Depth: 3/4 DE, 3/4 NT, CB, S, OG, QB

3rd Round:
63. Chiefs – DJ Swearinger, FS/CB – South Carolina; Senior: 5’11″ 208
64. Jaguars – Sio Moore, OLB – U Conn; Senior: 6’1″ 245
65. Lions – Alex Okafor, DE/OLB – Texas; Senior: 6’5″ 264
66. Raiders – Markus Wheaton, WR – Oregon State; Senior: 5’11″ 189
67. Eagles – Terron Armstead, OT/OG – Arkansas-Pine Bluff; Senior: 6’5″ 306
68. Browns – Blidi Wreh-Wilson, CB – U Conn; Senior: 6’1″ 195
69. PT2 LIONS (From Arizona) – Johnthan Banks, CB/FS – Mississippi State; Senior 6’2″ 185
70. Titans – Corey Lemonier, OLB/DE – Auburn; *Junior: 6’3″ 255
71. Bills – Aaron Dobson, WR – Marshall; Senior: 6’3″ 210
72. Jets – Montee Ball, RB – Wisconsin; Senior: 5’11″ 214
73. Tampa Bay – Ryan Swope WR – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’0″ 205
74. 49ers (Carolina) – Gavin Escobar, TE – San Diego State; *Junior: 6’6″ 254
75. Saints – Brandon Williams, NT/DT – Missouri Southern St; Senior: 6’1″ 335
76. Chargers – Mike Glennon, QB – NC State; Senior: 6’7″ 225
77. Dolphins – David Amerson, CB/S – NC State; *Junior: 6’1″ 205
78. Rams – Brian Winters, OG/OT – Kent State; Senior: 6’4″ 320
79. Steelers – Terrence Williams, WR – Baylor; Senior: 6’2″ 208
80. Dallas – Jordan Poyer, CB/KR – Oregon State; Senior: 6’0″ 191
81. Giants – Cornelius Washington, DE/OLB – Georgia; Senior: 6’4″ 265
82. PT1 RAIDERS (From Dolphins (Bears) – Tyrann Mathieu, CB/S/KR – LSU (XXX); *Junior: 5’9″ 186
83. PT7 SAINTS (From Vikings) – Shawn Williams, SS – Georgia; Senior: 6’0″ 213
84. Bengals – Travis Frederick, C/OG – Wisconsin; *Junior: 6’4″ 312
85. Redskins – Hugh Thornton, OG – Illinois; Senior: 6’3″ 320
86. Colts – Da’Rick Rodgers, WR – Tennessee Tech; *Junior: 6’2″ 217
87. Seattle – Jordan Reed, TE – Florida; *Junior: 6’3″ 236
88. PT9 CAROLINA (From Packers) – Robert Alford, CB – SE Louisiana; Senior: 5’10″ 185
89. Texans – JJ Wilcox, SS/CB – Georgia Southern; Senior: 6’0″ 213
90. Denver – Tyler Wilson, QB – Arkansas; Senior: 6’2″ 215
91. Patriots – David Bakhtiari, OG/OT – Colorado; *Junior: 6’4″ 299
92. Falcons – Logan Ryan, CB – Rutgers; *Junior: 5’11″ 191
93. 49ers – Sam Montgomery, DE/OLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’3″ 262
94. Ravens – Jonathan Bostic, MLB – Florida; Senior: 6’1″ 245
C95. Texans – Vance McDonald, TE – Rice; Senior: 6’4″ 267
C96. Chiefs – Dallas Thomas, OT/OG – Tennessee; 6’5″ 306
C97. Titans – Stedman Bailey, WR – WVU; *Junior: 5’10″ 193

4th Round:
98. Jaguars – Christine Michael, RB – Texas A&M; Senior: 5’10″ 220
99. Chiefs – Giovani Bernard, RB/PR – UNC; **Sophomore: 5’8″ 202
100. Raiders – Akeem Spence, DT/DE – Illinois; *Junior: 6’1″ 307
101. Eagles – Kyle Juszczyk, FB/TE – Harvard; Senior: 6’1″ 248
102. Vikings (Lions) – Bennie Logan, DT – LSU; *Junior: 6’2″ 309
103. Arizona – Denard Robinson, WR/QB/RB – Michigan; Senior: 5’11″ 199
104. Browns – Alvin Bailey, OG – Arkansas; *Junior: 6’3″ 312
105. Bills – John Simon, OLB/DE – Ohio State; Senior: 6’1″ 257
106. Jets – Dion Sims, TE – Michigan State; *Junior: 6’5″ 262
107. Titans – Bacarri Rambo, FS – Georgia; Senior: 6’1″ 211
108. PT3 Browns (From Carolina) – William Gholston, DE/DT – Michigan State; *Junior 6’6″ 281
108. Saints – Cobi Hamilton, WR – Arkansas; Senior: 6’2″ 212
110. PT12 BENGALS (From Chargers) – Jordan Mills, OT – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 6’5″ 316
111. Dolphins – Jordan Hill, DT – Penn State; Senior: 6’1″ 303
112. Tampa Bay – Tyler Bray, QB – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’6″ 232
113. Rams – Trevardo Williams, OLB/DE – U Conn; Senior: 6’1″ 241
114. PT5 CHARGERS (From Dallas) – Lavar Edwards, DE – LSU; Senior: 6’4″ 277
115. Steelers – Marcus Lattimore, RB – South Carolina; *Junior: 5’11″ 221
116. Giants – Zaviar Gooden, OLB – Missouri; Senior: 6’1″ 234
117. Bears – Matt Scott, QB – Arizona; Senior: 6’2″ 213
118. Bengals – Tavarres King, WR – Georgia; Senior: 6’0″ 189
119. Redskins – Kiko Alonso, MLB/OLB – Oregon; Senior: 6’3″ 238
120. PT7 SAINTS (From Vikings) – Landry Jones, QB – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’4″ 225
121. Colts – Leon McFadden, CB – San Diego State; Senior: 5’10″ 193
122. Packers – Oday Aboushi, OT – Virginia; Senior: 6’5″ 308
123. Seattle – Chase Thomas, OLB – Stanford; Senior: 6’3″ 244
124. Texans – Montori Hughes, NT/DT – Tenn-Martin; Senior: 6’4″ 329
125. Denver – Kevin Reddick, MLB/OLB – UNC; Senior: 6’1″ 243
126. Tampa Bay (Patriots) – Lonnie Pryor, FB – Florida State; Senior: 5’11″ 230
127. PT4 BILLS (From Falcons) – Travis Kelce, TE – Cincinnati; Senior: 6’5″ 255
128. 49ers – David Quessenberry, OT/OG/C – San Jose State; Senior: 6’5″ 302
129. Ravens – Sean Porter, OLB – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’1″ 229
C130. Ravens – Brian Schwenke, C – California; Senior: 6’3″ 314
C131. 49ers – Kwame Geathers, NT/DT – Georgia; *Junior: 6’5″ 342
C132. Lions – Brad Wing, P – LSU; **Sophomore: 6’4″ 185
C133. Falcons – Malliciah Goodman, DE – Clemson; Senior: 6’4″ 276

5th Round:
134. PT11 RAVENS (From Chiefs) – TJ McDonald, FS – USC; Senior: 6’3″ 219
135. Jaguars – BW Webb, CB – William & Mary; Senior: 5’10″ 184
136. Eagles – Andre Ellington, RB – Clemson; Senior: 5’9″ 199
137. PT10 PATRIOTS (From Lions) – Dwayne Gratz, CB – U Conn; Senior: 5’11″ 201
138. Seattle (Raiders) – Vinston Painter, OT/OG/C – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’4″ 306
139. Browns – Joe Kruger, DE/DT – Utah; *Junior: 6’6″ 269
140. Arizona – Zac Dysert, QB – Miami (OH); Senior: 6’3″ 231
141. Jets – Will Davis, CB – Utah State; Senior: 5’11″ 186
142. Titans – Brennan Williams, OT – UNC; Senior: 6’6″ 318
143. Bills – Steve Beauharnais, MLB – Rutgers; Senior: 6’1″ 240
144. Saints – Devin Taylor, DE – South Carolina; Senior: 6’7″ 266
145. Chargers – Joseph Randle, RB – Oklahoma State; *Junior: 6’0″ 204
146. PT1 RAIDERS (From Dolphins) – Brandon Jenkins, OLB/DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’2″ 251
147. Tampa Bay – Everett Dawkins, DT – Florida State; Senior: 6’2″ 292
148. Carolina – Jelani Jenkins, OLB – Florida; *Junior: 6’0″ 243
149. Rams – Kenny Stills, WR – Oklahoma; *Junior: 6’1″ 194
150. Steelers – Nico Johnson, MLB – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 248
151. Dallas – Tony Jefferson, FS – Oklahoma; *Junior: 5’11″ 213
152. Giants – Chris Faulk, OT – LSU; *Junior: 6’5″ 331
153. Bears – Xavier Nixon, OT/OG – Florida; Senior: 6’6″ 321
154. Redskins – Chris Gragg, TE – Arkansas; Senior: 6’2″ 244
155. Vikings – JC Tretter, OG/C – Cornell; Senior: 6’4″ 307
156. Bengals – Sean Renfree, QB – Duke; Senior: 6’3″ 219
157. 49ers (Colts) – Marquise Goodwin, WR – Texas; Senior: 5’9″ 183
158. Seattle – Aaron Mellette, WR – Elon; Senior: 6’2″ 217
159. Packers – Corey Fuller, WR – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’2″ 204
160. Texans – AJ Klein, MLB – Iowa State; Senior: 6’1″ 250
161. Denver – Josh Boyd, DT – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’3″ 310
162. Redskins (Patriots) – Josh Evans, FS – Florida; Senior: 6’1″ 207
163. Falcons – Tharold Simon, CB – LSU; *Junior: 6’2″ 202
164. Browns (49ers) – Michael Buchanan, OLB/DE – Illinois; Senior: 6’5″ 255
165. PT11 CHIEFS (From Ravens) – Chris Harper, WR – Kansas State; Senior: 6’1″ 229
C166. Dolphins – Nick Kasa, TE – Colorado; Senior: 6’5″ 269
C167. Packers – Duke Williams, SS/FS/CB – Nevada; Senior: 5’11″ 200
C168. Ravens – Ace Sanders, WR/RB/KR – South Carolina; *Junior: 5’7″ 173

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It’s fair to say that outside of the 3-5 prospects they’re are a lot of discrepancy on where players will fall. In fact, it could be said there is little difference between pick No.14 and and No.30 in terms of value – not to mention that a player thought be a Top 20 prospect could end up being a Top 50 selection when its all said and done. They’re are good players to be had in this class, but it’ll be interesting to see which ones teams target. You’ll always have a view surprises, but finding ‘true value’ is the ultimate goal.

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April 13, 2012

1st Round:

1. Chiefs (2-14) – Luke Joeckel, OT – Texas A&M; *Junior 6’6″ 306
I think they may prefer Fisher, but at this point Joeckel seems to be the guy they’re leaning towards – Fisher wouldn’t surprise me though. I think they almost have to deal Branden Albert if they’re selecting an offensive tackle here. I guess Lotulelei is worth mentioning as well now that he has a clear bill of health, but it should come down to Joeckel or Fisher.
Needs: RT, 3/4 LILB, 3/4 OLB, LG, 3/4 DE, FS, RB, FB
Depth: 3/4 DE, WR, 3/4 OLB, 3/4 ILB, OT, C, TE

2. Jaguars (2-14) – Dion Jordan, DE/OLB – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 248
Again, I think Milliner is too good to pass on – especially with their need at CB, but Jordan makes sense too. I ultimately like Jordan in a 3/4 OLB spot over a 4/3 DE spot, and I’d think he’d play the strong-OLB in Jacksonville’s 4/3 scheme. If Jacksonville views him as an option at OLB then I like the pick because of his athleticism and versatility, but I’d like to see him land with a 3/4 team. Geno Smith as some suggest could be the pick, but I think a premiere guy like Jordan or Milliner will be too tempting – they can worry about QB later.
Needs: CBx2, 4/3 LOLB, RT, RB, SS, No.2 WR, 4/3 DT, QB, RG, TE
Depth: 4/3 OLB, S, WR, KR, 4/3 DT, C, 4/3 DE, OG, CB, FB, MLB

3. PT1 DOLPHINS (From Raiders (4-12) – Eric Fisher, OT – Central Michigan; Senior: 6’7″ 306
Miami has 11 picks, but what they really need is a new LT. Jonathan Martin is better suited for the RT spot and even if they’d consider trading for Branden Albert they’d have to surrender a 2nd Round pick – not to mention take on the $9.8M Albert is owed on the Franchise Tag, or be pressured to signing him to a long-term deal. They wouldn’t be able to wait until No.12 are land a premiere offensive tackle to protect the blind-side of their young QB. Fisher is an excellent, athletic option – and would come at a better price tag than Albert or another option….a rookie deal of about 4 years and $20.5Million ($13M singing bonus).
Needs: LT/RT, No.1 RB, 4/3 RDT OG, 4/3 DE, CB, FS, TE
Depth: Pass-Rushers, S, 4/3 DT, MLB, CB, WR, OT, OG, KR

PT1
Dolphins Get: 1-3 and 6-172
Raiders Get: 1-12, 2-42, 3-82, 5-146, and OG John Jerry (1 year, $1.5M)
Miami needs a LT so they use their picks to make a move up to get one. The Raiders add a 2nd and a 3rd in the move (they need picks) and take on the expiring contract of Jerry who could be helpful at RG. The deal would leave Miami with pick No.54 and No.77 so they’re still going to have selections in those two rounds. If Fisher, Joeckel, or Milliner are available at 3 I think Oakland is going to be a popular trade spot spot for teams like Arizona, San Diego, or Detroit.

4. Eagles (4-12) – Star Lotulelei, DT/NT/DE – Utah; Senior: 6’3″ 311
They need a 5-technique DE in the 3/4 and a healthy Star (which he seems to be) could be the best overall player in the draft. The Eagles may consider a QB for the future like Geno Smith, I doubt they’d pass on Milliner despite Bradley and Williams being added, and an offensive tackle is very tempting for sheer value – but I just Lotulelei is too good to overlook, and gives them a force they lack up front. Dion Jordan is also an option due to his Oregon/ChipKelly connection, as well as Sharrif Floyd if Star is gone or the injury concern too great.
Needs: 3/4 LDE, LT/RT, CB, 3/4 NT, Offensive-Speed, C
Depth: QB, RB, 3/4 DE, WR, OG, OT, P, 3/4 NT, 3/4 OLB

5. Lions (4-12) – DeMarcus ‘Dee’ Milliner, CB – Alabama; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
The Lions can’t hardly pass on Milliner despite their need for a new LT and a DE. I think if Joeckel and Fisher are gone then they could consider Lane Johnson (I just can’t see him being picked over Milliner). Ziggy Ansah is really the other intriguing option for Detroit since they lost Cliff Avril and Kyle Vanden Bosch, but he comes with a little risk due to his lack of experience. I think Dee Milliner would be a great option for Jacksonville at No.2 and that he’ll develop into the next great CB in the NFL so the Lions are getting a complete CB here. In a division with Green Bay you better have a good CB and I think they’ll definitely take Milliner as long as Joeckel or Fisher aren’t available.
Needs: LT/RT, 4/3 DEx2, CB, No.2 WR, RG, 4/3 SOLB, C, K, KR, P
Depth: OG, 4/3 DE, OT, S, WR, 4/3 OLB, CB, TE, FB

6. PT2 CHARGERS (From Browns (5-11) – Lane Johnson, OT – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’6″ 303
It’d come at a big price – especially for a team with multiple needs, but Johnson is worth it. San Diego will need to rebuild their offensive line with a stellar LT to ensure the success of their football team. They released Jared Gaither and while King Dunlap was added this offseason he’d be better suited for the right-side so making a move and losing a 2nd rounder could be well worth it. In fact, I wouldn’t rule out them moving up for Warmack either, but they need a guy to build the group around.
Needs: LT, SS, LG, 3/4 DE, CB, C, 3/4 NT, 3/4 ILB, Durable-RB, QB
Depth: OT, OG, Pass-Rushers, 3/4 ILB, S, 3/4 OLB, TE, WR

PT2
Chargers Get: 1-6
Browns Get: 1-11 and 2-45
Chargers could possibly wait to see if Johnson falls, but with they may have to get ahead of Arizona to be certain they land a starting LT. Gaither was released and their offensive line needs to be addressed so while they can’t hardly afford to give up a 2nd rounders with their other needs the moves fills their biggest need with a premiere players. San Diego could stand-pat and hope to get Johnson at No.11, or settle for Fluker or Watson – but they’re a notch below his ability as a LT option. Browns will be able to address a need by moving down and adding the 2nd rounder they lose in the Supplemental Draft last year – although, Sharrif Floyd or Ziggy Ansah may be tempting for them here.

7. Arizona (5-11) – Ezekiel ‘Ziggy’ Ansah, DE – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 271
They’re transitioning back into a 4/3 scheme under Todd Bowles, but at times is could be one of those ‘hybrid’ looks too so they’ll need pass-rushers. Ansah is a nice fit at 4/3 DE for them with Dockett moving back inside, but could also stand-up at times due to his athleticism. He is a bit raw, which may turn teams away – but with the LT’s all gone he’s the likely option. Kenny Vaccaro could be a sleeper here, and Tavon Austin is on the rise and while it doesn’t seem like Arizona is a likely destination he could still get some consideration.
Needs: LT, SS, 4/3 OLB, OG, Speed-WR, C, 4/3 DT
Depth: OT, FS, WR, 4/3 DE, TE, CB, RB, QB, MLB

8. PT3 TITANS (From Bills (6-10) – Chance Warmack, OG – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 317
The Titans have 9 picks, so losing one to add an All-Pro caliber talent is well worth it. They could risk missing on Warmack by not making a deal with Buffalo and New York both in need of OG help too, but they may also be able to land him there as well – or if nothing else keep the extra pick and settle on Cooper. They have a young QB, and need to establish the run game by getting Chris Johnson back on track so added Warmack to pair with newly signed Andy Levitre would given them an incredible duo. The No.8 pick is going to warrant a 4 year $12.7 Million ($7.6M signing bonus) deal so it’s a great deal financially for a player of his talent.
Needs: RG, CB, 4/3 DE, RT, WR, TE, RG/C, 4/3 DT, FB
Depth: OG, S, 4/3 OLB, OT, 4/3 MLB, C, RB

PT3
Titans Get: 1-8
Bills Get: 1-10 and 4-107
Tennessee added Levitre this offseason, but it still makes sense financially to add Warmack. I think New York will strongly consider him so the 4th round pick is worth giving up to secure him – especially since the Titans were award a compensation pick in the 3rd round. Warmack and Levitre would form one of the, if not the top, guard-combo’s in the league. They may be able to stand-pat at No.10 and land him, or settle for Cooper (a pretty good alternative) at No.10 without giving up the pick. On the other hand, for Buffalo they’d be likely to take Warmack themselves since they were the team who lost Andy Levitre to Tennessee – but they make a smart move because it’ll still result in a talent guard. Adding a 4th rounder and still finding a replacement for Levitre is a good call – maybe they’re one of the teams who ranks Cooper ahead of Warmack.

9. Jets (6-10) – Kenny Vaccaro, FS/SS – Texas; Senior: 6’0″ 214
I think the Revis to Tampa Bay will get done (and will include pick No.13, among others) so while the Jets need to secure their pass-rush, the loss of Revis means the secondary needs a new playmaker. Vaccaro could be that guy if he is available, but Keke Mingo would also make a lot of sense as well. If they do acquire pick No.13 they’ll have some options, but I think Vaccaro is the type of player that makes the whole defensive a better unit. They could consider offensive line help too.
Needs: 3/4 OLBx2, RT, OGx2, No.1 RB, SS, TE, No.1 WR, 3/4 LILB, FS, 3/4 NT
Depth: CB, Pass-Rushers, QB, OT, S, OG 3/4 DE, WR, K, FB

10. PT3 BILLS (From Titans (6-10) – Jonathan Cooper, OG/C – UNC; Senior: 6’2″ 311
They move down, add a 4th, and still land a replacement for Andy Levitre. Buffalo is a hard team to judge because they could select anyone from Geno Smith to Tavon Austin to Ryan Nassib to Cordarrelle Patterson to Jarvis Jones – but they’ll need to protect whomever they select to be the quarterback and Cooper would do just that. I think they’d be likely to select Warmack at No.8 if he is their guy, but they could be a team who grades Cooper ahead of him (thus, making such a move make even more sense). I just think before the Bills can get any success from the QB position they need to have the right guys up front to protect him.
Needs: LG, No.2 WR, RT, SS, Big-WR, 4/3 DE, 4/3 OLB, TE, P
Depth: QB, 4/3 MLB, WR, CB, OT, OG, 4/3 DT, RB, S, FB

11. PT2 BROWNS (From Chargers (7-9) – Geno Smith, QB – WVU; Senior: 6’2″ 218
Well, they’re able to move down, add the 2nd rounder they lost, and still land Geno Smith. I think there is a chance Geno could go No.2 or No.4, but it’s likely that Cleveland could be a team with their eye on him (or another QB for that matter). The fact Sharrif Floyd is still available may make this is a little tougher, but Brandon Weeden will be 30 years old and Jason Campbell was merely added to be in a backup role. I also think Keke Mingo and Tavon Austin will be tempting too, but Geno actually is a nice pick at this point. The move down from No.6 saved about $5Million in salary and $4Million in signing bonus – so they’ll have him on an affordable 4 year $11.4 Million contract with a $6.6 signing bonus, not bad for a starting QB.
Needs: LDE, FS, No.2 CB, LG, KR, K, QB, 3/4 NT
Depth: WR, CB, OT, TE, 3/4 OLB, 3/4 DE, OG/C, SS, MLB

12. PT1 RAIDERS (From Dolphins (7-9) – Sharrif Floyd, DT/DE – Florida; *Junior: 6’3″ 297
Oakland moves all the way down to No.12, gains all those extra picks, and still lands one of the guys they’ll consider at No.3 – thats a huge win for Oakland. Floyd could be gone, but with the possibility that offensive lineman go early – he could slide a bit. Floyd is an incredible force, but will battle Star Lotulelei, Sylvester Williams, and Sheldon Richardson as the best DT off-the-board. Oakland has a whole new look defensive with their offseason additions, but Pat Sims and Vance Walker won’t make them waffle on someone of his talent. If the Raiders stay at No.3 then Floyd, Lotulelei, and Milliner would be the most likely options there.
Needs: 4/3 DTx2, CB, No.1 WR, TE, 4/3 LDE, LG, LT/RT, P, FS
Depth: Pass-Rushers, 4/3 DT, OG, 4/3 MLB, OT, 4/3 OLB, S, WR, 4/3 DE

13. PT4 JETS (From Tampa Bay (7-9) – DJ Fluker, OT/OG – Alabama; *Junior: 6’5″ 339
It’ll probably be a tough decision between Fluker and Mingo (or Vaccaro depending on what happens at No.9), but I think they’ve failed too often on pass-rushers with “potential” so they could steer away from Mingo and his raw abilities. Fluker is an immediate upgrade at RT and will help the running game and also keep Mark Sanchez upright. They could consider him at No.9, but the offensive line must be improved. If Tampa Bay ends up with the selection (the Revis trade doesn’t happen) they’ll consider the like of Keke Mingo, Xavier Rhodes, Tank Carradine, Sheldon Richardson, Sylvester Williams, and Jarvis Jones.
Needs: 3/4 OLBx2, RT, OGx2, No.1 RB, SS, TE, No.1 WR, 3/4 LILB, FS, 3/4 NT
Depth: CB, Pass-Rushers, QB, OT, S, OG 3/4 DE, WR, K, FB

PT4
Jets Get: 1-13
Tampa Bay Gets: CB Darrelle Revis
I can only assume this trade will happen, I don’t know all the picks that’ll be included – but No.13 won’t be the only one. Tampa Bay needs a playmaker like Revis in a division with Cam Newton, Matt Ryan, and Drew Brees. They’ll likely need him to sign a long-term deal before the trade is complete, but I don’t know of anyone they could add with the pick that’d have more impact – certainly not Rhodes, Trufant, or Taylor. New York really doesn’t have any option but to trade the Pro-Bowler because of how the relationship has fallen apart with Revis, the thing to watch is whether teams knowing that coupled with his injury will lower his price some. It makes does make a lot of sense for the Jets, but they’ll be losing a good player.

14. Carolina (7-9) – Sylvester Williams, DT/DE – UNC; Senior: 6’3″ 313
Dwan Edwards was released then re-signed so there is an obvious need for help at the defensive tackle position. I think that Williams makes a lot of sense, but that Sheldon Richardson will also be highly considered as well. I think Tavon Austin could draw some interest, but the addition of Ted Ginn Jr. may make that a little less likely – and Cordarrelle Patterson could be an option as well. Carolina is likely to secure their defense with this pick I would think so aside from a DT, the likes of Kenny Vaccaro, Xavier Rhodes, Desmond Trufant, Jamar Taylor, and Matt Elam could all be mention as secondary help.
Needs: No.1 WR, 4/3 DTx2, CB, FS, RT, RG, TE, Big-WR
Depth: 4/3 OLB, OG, WR, 4/3 DE, 4/3 MLB, 4/3 DT, DB

15. Saints (7-9) – Menelik Watson, OT – Florida State; *Junior: 6’5″ 310
Watson could start on the RT, but I think he’ll be viewed as a LT due to high athleticism and skill set. The loss of Jermon Bushrod to Chicago was a huge loss for New Orleans and it doesn’t appear that Charles Brown is the long-term answer at LT (Jason Smith was just recently added to the mix as well) so it’s likely they take a similar approach with Watson as Dallas did with Doug Free and Tyron Smith. Watson would emerge at the LT and Brown would slide back to the RT. They could also consider a defensive prospect like Keke Mingo or Jarvis Jones as well – with Jonathan Cyprien being a sleeper option.
Needs: LT/RT, 3/4 NT, SS, 3/4 RDE, No.2 WR, 3/4 OLB, QB
Depth: Pass-Rushers, OT, S, WR, CB, C, ILB, KR, 3/4 NT, TE

16. Rams (7-8-1) – Tavon Austin, WR/RB/KR – WVU; Senior: 5’9″ 174
The Rams really luck out that Austin last this long – I think he could/should/will go earlier. With Vaccaro, Warmack, and Cooper gone St.Louis would really be in a tough spot without Austin. Nonetheless, Austin seems like a natural fit and a great slot-weapon for Sam Bradford. Austin is my favorite player is the draft so Im rooting for him to go earlier, but truthfully this is where his value is – and I doubt the receiver needy Rams let him get past them. They may also consider Keke Mingo, Cordarrelle Patterson, Jonathan Cyprien, or Alec Ogletree.
Needs: No.1 WR, FS, 4/3 OLBx2, LG, No.1 RB, SS, C, RT, P
Depth: OT, 4/3 DT, 4/3 OLB, CB, WR, OG, QB, S, KR, FB

17. Steelers (8-8) – Barkevious ‘Keke’ Mingo, DE/OLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’4″ 241
He is raw, which may cause him to fall a bit lower than typically thought – but he could end up being the best pass-rusher in the class. Pittsburgh needs to replace James Harrison and Mingo would be a natural fit in the 3/4 and as edge-rusher. They could also consider a guy like Jarvis Jones, but not over Mingo. I think Tyler Eifert may get some consideration, as well as prospects like Jesse Williams, Alec Ogletree, and Tank Carradine. The Steelers are in need of help all across the board so they could use any number of players (they may be landing another much needed pick, No.91, from New England if they fail to match the offer for WR Emmanuel Sanders).
Needs: TE, 3/4 ROLB, No.1 RB, 3/4 NT, No.1 WR, LG, 3/4 ILB, SS
Depth: OT, CB, S, 3/4 OLB, 3/4 DE, WR, C, QB, OG, KR

18. PT5 VIKINGS (From Dallas (8-8) – Cordarrelle Patterson, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’2″ 216
Chicago may consider Patterson, but it’ll likely a move they’ll make out of fear of someone else jumping ahead of them to get Patterson. Jennings was added, but they still need a quality No.2 threat opposite of him. In making such a move they could also consider someone like Tank Carradine since Jared Allen is going to be a free-agent after the 2013 season. Ponder needs weapons, especially with Percy Harvin gone. If they stay at No.23 they could consider Patterson there, or prospects like: Alex Ogletree, Matt Elam, Arthur Brown, or Bjoern Werner.
Needs: MLB, No.2 WR, 4/3 DT, LG, SS, Big-WR, RB, 4/3 DE, KR
Depth: OG, 4/3 OLB, CB, WR, S, OT, FB, C

PT5
Vikings Get: 1-18
Dallas Gets: 1-23, 4-102, and 7-213
Minnesota has plenty of picks, 11 to be exact, so they could be active. I think if a guy comes within range they’ll use a pick or two go move up and get him. The Vikings in this case seise an opportunity to add a threat like Patterson. It’s also possible they make a move for another player since they do have so many picks, but its undeniable that Minnesota has to add quality pass-catchers for Christian Ponder. They may be able to land him at No.23, or another talented wideout with a later pick – but he has a special skill set that’ll intrigue teams. As for Dallas, they might as well move down and gain picks if Vaccaro, Warmack, Cooper, or Austin are gone since they’ll likely be able to add value later.

19. Giants (9-7) – Jonathan Cyprien, SS – Florida International; Senior: 6’0″ 217
Stevie Brown is back for one more year, but I think the loss of Phillips is a key issue – plus, 30 year old Antrel Rolle is on the hook at $9.25M over thew next two years (can you say salary cap casualty next season). I expect Cyprien to be selected higher than most people expect, but it’s hard to imagine a better prospect for them at this point. Maybe its Richardson from a value stand-point, or they go with a DE prospect as a replacement for Osi – but they’ll likely have some options.
Needs: RT, 4/3 WOLB, 4/3 MLB, C, TE, 4/3 DT, LG, RB
Depth: S, WR, 4/3 DE, CB, OT, 4/3 OLB, OG, QB

20. PT6 49ERS (From Bears (10-6) – Sheldon Richardson, DT/DE – Missouri; *Junior: 6’3″ 294
Richardson has Top 5 abilities, but if he falls this late it’s likely someone if going to trade up for him – why not the team with 13 picks. They had a meeting with him at the Combine, and I think he could be a nice addition to their defensive unit with his ability to shoot gaps from a 3 and 5-techniques. It may not be a perfect fit, but his talent is hard to ignore – In fact, some may view him as the most talented DT prospect in this draft. If they stay put at No.31 they’ll be in line for the best defender there, likely LSU FS Eric Reid.
Needs: FS, 3/4 NT, TE, C, WR, 3/4 DE, RG
Depth: 3/4 OLB, CB, OG, S, 3/4 ILB, 3/4 NT, OT, KR

PT6
49ers Get: 1-20
Bears Get: 1-31, 3-74, and WR Kyle Williams (1 year, $630K)
San Fran will likely target certain players since they have 13 total picks in this draft. I think this is a case where Richardson offers too much value for them not to make a move. Jesse Williams might seem like a better fit, but Richardson has Top 10 ability and adds depth to the defensive line. I think the 49ers are likely to make a move up even if it’s not this exact move – but I like the addition of Richardson in this defensive. The Bears will be able to add help later, and it offers value because they can recoup the 3rd rounder they lost in the Brandon Marshall trade.

21. Bengals (10-7) – Matt Elam, SS/FS – Florida; *Junior: 5’10″ 208
They’ve yet to fill the RT void (or make a decision to bring Andre Smith back) so that’ll be their main focus should a prospect like Fluker or Watson be available. Nonetheless, Elam is an upgrade over Taylor Mays at SS and a player who can make plays. In fact, I think Elam is better than Cyprien despite me having Cyprien going ahead of him. Cinncinati could also consider a MLB prospect here like Ogletree or Brown despite the fact they brought Maualuga back.
Needs: RT, SS, No.2 WR, C, RB, 4/3 OLB, KR
Depth: MLB, OT, QB, OLB, DB, 4/3 DE, OG, CB, 4/3 DT, TE

22. PT7 FALCONS (From Rams (Redskins 10-7) – Cornellius ‘Tank’ Carradine, DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 276 (XXX)
Atlanta signed Osi Umenyiora to a two-year deal, but they still could stand to add another pass-rusher. With Carradine’s injury they’ll be able to let him heal and play in more of a situational role – but the talent is worth the move up. If they wait until No.30 they’ll likely miss on Carradine, Werner, and D.Jones so they’ll likely need to move up to land a pass-rusher. With that said, they have a need for a CB and they could trade up for Rhodes here as well – or stay put and take a CB at No.30. Carradine’s workout on the 20th is the key factor in his draft spot, but healthy he’s a legitimate Top 10 talent so this is good value as well.
Needs: RG, CB, RT, TE, 4/3 DE, 4/3 OLB, Slot-WR, MLB
Depth: 4/3 DT, C, RB, OG, S, QB, OT, KR

PT7
Falcons Get: 1-22 and 7-222
Rams Get: 1-30, 3-93, and 7-236
The Falcons needs a CB and DE and I think it’s likely they’ll be able to land a prospect at either position in Round 1 – it just so happens that if they want a premiere pass-rusher it may require them to move up. I think Xavier Rhodes could potentially be a target if they move up as well, but a talent like Carradine lasting this long gives them the chance to get him for a 3rd round pick – I think that’s worth it. The Rams missed on Elam and Cyprien and can really benefit from trading down, but if they end up making the pick Jarvis Jones and Eric Reid may be two of their options.

23. PT5 Dallas (From Vikings (10-7) – Eric Reid, FS – LSU; *Junior: 6’0″ 213
Reid’s stock seems to be back on the rise and it’s likely he’ll land in the ladder-part of Round 1. The Cowboys signed Will Allen, but they’ll need a long term solution at FS since Gerald Sensabaugh was released. They draft LSU’s Morris Claiborne last year, and adding his former teammate could give Dallas the playmaking safety they’ve lack since losing Roy Williams in 2008. They’ll likely also consider Justin Pugh, Xavier Rhodes, and Datone Jones here and if they end up keeping pick No.18 I think a safety like Elam or Cyprien would make sense.
Needs: FS, Slot-WR, RT, RB, OG, 4/3 DT, 4/3 OLB, TE
Depth: LB, 4/3 DE, CB, QB, OT/OG, C, S, WR

24. Colts (11-6) – Jarvis Jones, OLB/DE – Georgia; *Junior: 6’2″ 245
Jones would be a great addition to their 3/4 scheme at this point in the draft – he was once considered the No.1 overall prospect by many. Jesse Williams and Datone Jones may be tempting as well, but adding Jones gives them the edge-presence they lost with Dwight Freeney. They’ve added Erik Walden this offseason, but you can never have enough pass-rushers. I think a WR could also be in play.
Needs: 3/4 ROLB, No.2 WR, 3/4 NT, RG, 3/4 DE, C, 3/4 ILB
Depth: WR, 3/4 OLB, RB, OG, 3/4 DE, S, OT, CB, KR

25. Vikings (Seattle 12-6) – Datone Jones, DE/DT – UCLA; Senior: 6’4″ 283
A MLB prospect like Ogletree, Brown, or even Te’o will be popular (and likely) options, but I think they could stand to add a force like Jones here. Jones seems to be a bit underrated, but with Jared Allen on the final year of his big-money deal Datone Jones could them the depth they need. Obviously, if they fail to land a WR with their earlier pick then they’d certainly consider one here – plus I think players like Justin Pugh and Bjoern Werner could get consideration.
Needs: MLB, No.2 WR, 4/3 DT, LG, SS, Big-WR, RB, 4/3 DE, KR
Depth: OG, 4/3 OLB, CB, WR, S, OT, FB, C

26. PT8 CAROLINA (From Packers (12-6) – Xavier Rhodes, CB/FS – Florida State; *Junior: 6’2″ 210
Captain Munnerlyn is returning on a 1 year deal, but they need CB help pretty badly. Rhodes is a guy who they may consider at No.14 so adding him now makes a lot of sense – on top of trading away Williams’ contract. I think if they make such a move they could also consider DeAndre Hopkins as well. With Carolina addressing the defensive line with Sylvester Williams at No.14 and still landing a CB like Rhodes, well that really helps solidify their defense in a tough offensive division.
Needs: No.1 WR, 4/3 DTx2, CB, FS, RT, RG, TE, Big-WR
Depth: 4/3 OLB, OG, WR, 4/3 DE, 4/3 MLB, 4/3 DT, DB

PT8
Carolina Gets: 1-26 and 3-88
Packers Get: 2-44 and RB DeAngelo Williams (3 years, $27.6M)
Carolina makes a move to rid themselves of DeAngelo Williams’ contract and move up to get Cam Newton a new target. The trade itself is Carolina giving up a No.1 tailback for a move back into Round 1 with a 44-selection drop from Round 2 until Round 3. The deal seems somewhat strange, but Carolina didn’t have a 3rd round pick as it was (and lack picks in general) so they essentially moved up from 44 to 26 (18 picks) by giving up DeAngelo and then had to drop 44 picks because the Packers took his contract off-their hands. For the Packers, its like getting DenAngelo Williams for their 3rd Round pick. They get the RB they need, and and have two 2nd round picks – it was just a weird way to make DeAngelo worth pick No.88 overall. The Packers have the space to take on his current contract although he may be asked to restructure it a bit.

27. Texans (13-5) – Jesse Williams, DT/NT/DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’3″ 323
I went back and forth with who’d to mock here, but Williams is too talented of a player to go with Eifert or another player. I love his versatility and think that he’ll be the athletic inside nose-tackle that they need. They’ll have some options, one of which may be Tyler Eifert – but it’d probably more likely that if Williams’ is gone they’d consider guys like Jonathan Hankins, Arthur Brown or Alec Ogletree.
Needs: 3/4 NT, RT, No.2 WR, TE, ILB, Pass-Rushers, LG, CB, FS, P
Depth: WR, 3/4 OLB, S, RB, 3/4 DE, OT, OG/C, ILB, KR

28. Denver (13-4) – Bjoern Werner, DE – Florida State; *Junior: 6’3″ 266
This would be a tremendous addition at this point for Denver. Werner could be gone by now, but I see him in the ladder half of Round 1 despite the fact he very well may turn out to be the best defensive player in the class. The whole Dumervil “paperwork blunder” has created a void at DE that they should be able to address with this selection if they don’t via free-agency. I think if Werner is gone then prospects like Margus Hunt and Damontre Moore (Von Miller’s former teammate) all make sense as well.
Needs: 4/3 DEx2, 4/3 OLB, RB, MLB, FS, FB
Depth: S, 4/3 DT, CB, OG, WR, LB, 4/3 DE, C, OT, QB

29. PT9 49ers (From Patriots (13-5) – Tyler Eifert, TE – Notre Dame; *Junior: 6’6″ 250
I know this won’t be a popular idea, but I think San Francisco needs a quality No.2 TE, and the fact that Eifert is essentially a WR make me like the fit even more. It could easily be argued that they could get a nice No.2 TE later in the draft, but I think the 49ers will target certain players with all their picks – so I’d argue why not get the best TE in the whole draft? They’d like to get Eric Reid with such a move, or at No.34 – but Eifert can create mismatches and be an effective tool in their offense.
Needs: FS, 3/4 NT, TE, C, WR, 3/4 DE, RG
Depth: 3/4 OLB, CB, OG, S, 3/4 ILB, 3/4 NT, OT, KR

PT9
49ers Get: 1-29
Patriots Get: 2-34 and 4-128
San Fran has too many picks to make all their selections, so they’ll be active – and likely target players they want. I have them making a 2nd trade here to land the best TE in the draft by giving up a 4th round pick. I know Niner fans will probably suggest they have other needs, but with the loss of Delanie Walker coupled with Eifert’s abilities – I think it’s a nice fit. The Super Bowl runner up could landing Sheldon Richardson and Tyler Eifert in this draft, well that’d just not right – they’re building a scary team. New England is always looking to add picks so it’s obvious they’ll be a candidate to move down. The Patriots lack picks, especially if they lose No.91 to Pittsburgh, so moving down a few spots and adding a pick makes sense.

30. PT7 RAMS (From Falcons (14-4) – Justin Pugh, OG/OT/C – Syracuse; *Junior: 6’4″ 307
They missed on Cooper at No.16, but they desperately need a better option at LG and Pugh could be that guy. I wouldn’t be surprised if Larry Warford even got some consideration, but I think Pugh’s versatility will be attractive to teams. Obviously if St.Louis is making a pick at No.22 I think they’d likely considered someone like Eric Reid or Jarvis Jones – but if they do make a deal to move down they’ll have a lot more options. Other guys they could consider here (or if they move down at all) are Khaseem Greene, Phillip Thomas and Eddie Lacy.
Needs: No.1 WR, FS, 4/3 OLBx2, LG, No.1 RB, SS, C, RT, P
Depth: OT, 4/3 DT, 4/3 OLB, CB, WR, OG, QB, S, KR, FB

31. PT6 BEARS (From 49ers (13-5-1) – Darius Slay, CB – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’0″ 192
Slay got a draft invite, which could mean nothing – but leads me to believe that he is higher on boards they most think. I’d like to see the Bears move down because I think they’ll still be able to add a player of need and get better value. Slay gives them a solid No.3 option, and some youth (Tillman is 32 years old, Jennings is 29) in the secondary. At No.20 they’ll consider Xavier Rhodes, Alec Ogletree, Arthur Brown – a lot of the same guys they could probably get here. If the Bears take a CB here it could be Slay, Desmond Trufant, or Jamar Taylor – but (on top of previous mentioned names) Kyle Long and Manti Te’o become options as well.
Needs: RT, MLB, 4/3 SOLB, C, FS, Deep Threat-WR, CB, OG
Depth: 4/3 OLB, OG, WR, 4/3 DE, TE, OT, DB, 4/3 DT, RB

32. PT10 CHIEFS (From Ravens (14-6) – Arthur Brown, MLB/OLB – Kansas State; Senior: 6’0″ 241
This would be best case for Kansas City, I’m not sure they’ll be able to get a pick this high for Albert – but if so, they’ll definitely take it. They’ll be looking for an impact defensive player with this pick and I think Brown could be player despite the recent signing of Zac Diles to play and ILB spot. Brown (or even Ogletree) would make a lot of sense, but if they trade Branden Albert they’ll still have to sure-up the offensive line so maybe a Kyle Long, Justin Pugh, Larry Warford or Barrett Jones get some consideration with whichever pick they acquire for him. I think they’ll be open to any number of players, but it’d definitely be helpful if they can acquire a pick between No.1 and their next one at No.63.
Needs: RT, 3/4 LILB, 3/4 OLB, LG, 3/4 DE, FS, RB, FB
Depth: 3/4 DE, WR, 3/4 OLB, 3/4 ILB, OT, C, TE

PT10
Chiefs Get: 1-32 and 5-165
Ravens Get: LT Branden Albert (1 year, $9.8M) and 5-134
This may be a bit of a long shot. Kansas City is looking to move Albert (most likely to Miami) for a 2nd round pick, but Baltimore could step up to the plate and surprise us here. They need a LT and there isn’t anyone they could draft here that’ll be effective – and the next best option if re-signing aging Bryant McKinnie. Why not give up pick No.32 for the franchise LT to protect the new face of the franchise? I know the contract could be the hard-part to work out – Albert wants an extension and the Ravens need to make his cap number more friendly for 2013, but a trade will ultimately result is a reworked long-term contract. It was obvious that once Baltimore corrected it’s offensive line woes last year, they became a better team – this would really solidify they whole team (not just the line). For the Chiefs it’d be a no-brainer, especially with adding a LT with pick No.1 overall.

2nd Round:
33. Jaguars – Matt Barkley, QB – USC; Senior: 6’3″ 227
It’d be a tough one between a CB and Barkley, but I think they need someone to push Gabbert (and probably replace him). Barkley may end up going in Round 1, but it’d hard to find a spot for him. Gabbert will be on a short-leash and while Im not convinced Barkley is that much better than him – I think they might.

34. PT9 PATRIOTS (From 49ers (Chiefs) – Jamar Taylor, CB – Boise State; Senior: 5’11″ 192
Again, a CB is a strong option here (or if they make the pick at No.29). If they add Emmanuel Sanders for a 3rd rounder, I doubt they’d use their first pick on a WR even though DeAndre Hopkins could be a strong option. Talib is only signed on a 1 year deal and Dennard is going to jail (and probably will be released) so CB is a big need. Taylor may end up in Round 1, but not everyone can be a 1st rounder.
Needs: CB, No.2 WR, RG, Big-WR, SS, 4/3 LDE, C
Depth: OG, OT, 4/3 OLB, WR, 4/3 DE, CB, 4/3 MLB, S, QB, FB

35. Eagles – EJ Manuel, QB – Florida State; Senior: 6’5″ 237
Kelly is going to want his own QB and I’d expect them to consider one early in this draft – whether it’s Geno at No.4 or trading back into Round 1 for someone. Manuel seems like a guy on the rise, and he’d be a good fit here behind Vick for a year. Foles is there, but they don’t have anything invested in him so he won’t prevent them from drafting a QB early.

36. PT11 STEELERS (From Lions) – DeAndre ‘Nuk’ Hopkins, WR – Clemson; *Junior: 6’1″ 214
Hopkins, like a lot of the guys going early in Round 2, could go in the 1st round. I think he’d be a great addition for Pittsburgh, but Im not so convinced that they’ll make a move up with their other needs. If they lose Sanders they might as well use the pick they got for him to add another wideout since right now they only have Antonio Brown as a viable option.

PT11
Steelers Get: 2-36
Lions Get: 2-48 and 3-91
Pittsburgh moves up, using the pick they acquired from New England, to land a WR. I don’t think the Steelers are likely to trade up given they have plenty of needs, but they’ve lost Mike Wallace, Emmanuel Sanders (maybe), and Heath Miller is deal with a knee injury so they need receiving targets. They could consider tradeing up for the likes of Jonathan Hankins or Alex Ogletree in this scenario, but they have to have players to catch passes. The Lions will be looking for a defensive end most likely if they keep the pick so Margus Hunt or Damontre Morre makes sense, but they could benefit from moving down.

37. Bengals (Raiders) – Eddie Lacy, RB – Alabama; *Junior: 5’11″ 231
Green-Ellis is still there for 2 more years, but it’s a two-back league these days so adding a young RB early is very likely. Lacy has a nice combo of burst and power so he’d be a nice fir in a division that faces Baltimore and Pittsburgh twice a season.

38. Arizona – Kyle Long, OT/OG – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 313
They missed on an OT in Round 1, but adding Howie Long’s son here would be a nice choice at this point. Long offers versatility to a line that needs revamp, although it remains to be seen if Long is a good option at LT or whether he’ll be better suited for the right-side (or even a OG spot). Nonetheless, they need better lineman.

***Browns – FORFEIT (Supplemental Draft – WR Josh Gordon)

39. Jets – Jamie Collins, OLB/DE – Southern Miss.; Senior: 6’3″ 250
Collins could be the sleeper of the draft. I honestly could see him sneaking into Round 1, but he is the kind of pass-rusher that would excel in their 3/4 scheme. They may consider a guy like Damontre Moore, but Collins is a freakish athlete who would be a great fit if they don’t add a rusher in Round 1.

40. Titans – Desmond Trufant, CB/KR – Washington; Senior: 6’0″ 190
They need depth at CB, and Trufant is a good one. Adding him here gives them a solid No.3 and offers a lot of value.

41. Bills – Ryan Nassib, QB – Syracuse; Senior: 6’2″ 227
It seems destined that they land Nassib. Buffalo will add a young arm early in the draft and I think Nassib makes the most sense with his Syracuse connections – they may even consider trading up to make sure they get him. He’ll come in a compete with Kolb and Jackson – and may be the QB come Week 1.

42. PT1 RAIDERS (From Dolphins) – Zach Ertz, TE – Stanford; *Junior: 6’5″ 249
I don’t kow if Oakland will actually be able to acquire a 2nd Rounder – but if they can it’d be helpful because they need plenty of help. Brandon Myers left via free-agency so they’ll need a new TE option. I know the Raiders have plenty of other needs as well, but I like the fit of Ertz with Flynn and company.

43. Tampa Bay – Kawann Short, DT – Purdue; Senior: 6’3″ 299
If they end up trading for Revis this could be their first pick of the draft. Adding Revis will solve the CB need, but they need plenty of other front-seven help. They may need a DE more, but Short is a nice fit over a guy like Hankins. They lost Roy Miller and are looking for a new starting DT and Short has that kind of ability in their 4/3 scheme.
Needs: 4/3 DE, 4/3 OLB, CBx2, 4/3 RDT, LT/RT, QB, TE, KR
Depth: WR, OT, 4/3 DT, 4/3 DE, 4/3 MLB, DB, OG, RB, 4/3 OLB

44. PT8 PACKERS (From Carolina) – Johnathan Hankins, NT/DT – Ohio State; *Junior: 6’3″ 320
I’d be surprised if Hankins lasted this long, but good players are going to fall. They need depth behind BJ Raji and there really isn’t a better option than this guy. If they stay at No.26 they’d consider Jesse Williams and even Hankins there. Eddie Lacy might be an option here if available.
Needs: LT/RT, RB, 3/4 NT, 3/4 OLB, WR, TE, FS/SS, ILB
Depth: OG, CB, C, S, 3/4 DE, WR, Pass-Rusher, QB, FB

***Saints – FORFEIT (Bounty Penalty)

45. PT2 BROWNS (From Chargers) – DJ Hayden, CB – Houston; Senior: 5’11″ 191
Hayden is a hot-riser right now and should end up somewhere in Round 2. The Browns will have some options, including Margus Hunt, Larry Watford, and Phillip Thomas but adding a CB opposite of Haden is a key need in this pass-heavy NFL. They’d love to add a 2nd Rounder so I’d expect them to move down in Round 1 to try to do so.

46. Rams – Le’Veon Bell, RB – Michigan State; *Junior: 6’1″ 230
Nice versatile runner who can help establish a run game for the Rams. They’ll likely consider Phillip Thomas, Shamarko Thomas, and Khaseem Greene too – but they’ll need to add a better option at RB early on in this draft.

47. Dallas – Robert Woods, WR – USC; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
Dallas will be looking for a slot WR and Woods would be a great addition at this point. He is a highly productive guy who could emerge as a No.1/2 option in the NFL – he’ll replace Kevin Ogletree for now.

48. PT11 LIONS (From Steelers) – Margus Hunt, DE/DT – SMU; Senior: 6’8″ 277
They may prefer Damontre Moore, but I think Hunt’s a very intriguing guy. He is 26 years old and that may hurt his stock some, but he is a tremendous athlete who can step in a play the DE spot void of Kyle Vanden Bosch.

49. Giants – Damontre Moore, DE/OLB – Texas A&M; *Junior: 6’5″ 250
They’ll need a replacement for Osi and Moore could turn into a good one. Moore was once a TOp 10 prospect, but has seen his stock fall of late, but it turns out he lands in a great situation where he can be a situational pass-rusher.

50. Bears – Phillip Thomas, FS/SS – Fresno State; Senior: 6’1″ 208
The Bears continue to address the secondary with this pick. Adding a CB and FS are high needs, but I could easily seem them selected Ogletree or Te’o if they fall this far. I essentially with with the playmaking Thomas over either of those players since they’ve adding James Anderson and DJ Williams (although just on 1 year deals).

51. Redskins – Larry Warford, OG – Kentucky; Senior: 6’3″ 332
Protect RGIII. Thats what they’ll need to do and it’ll be an easy option if Warford is around this long. I think he is likely to be gone, but he’d be a good addition to an offensive line group in the making.
Needs: FS, CB, 3/4 ILB, RG, KR, WR, 3/4 OLB, TE, RT
Depth: C/OG, 3/4 ILB, DB, 3/4 DE, 3/4 NT

52. Vikings – Alec Ogletree, MLB/OLB – Georgia; *Junior 6’2″ 242
It’s hard to imagine a talent like Ogletree falling this far, but I think ‘red flags’ will cause him to slip. I think he could go as high as No.7/8 overall on talent alone, so he offers a lot of value for the Vikings as a replace for Jasper Brinkley. Minnesota could also consider Manti Te’o.

53. Bengals – Barrett Jones, C/OG/OT – Alabama; Senior: 6’4″ 306
I think Manti Te’o will be considered, but Jones is a versatile guy who can step right in a play C. The Bengals are a tough read, but a guy like Jones could be as valuable to them as anyone else available.

54. Dolphins (Colts) – Johnathan Franklin, RB – UCLA; Senior: 5’10″ 205
Daniel Thomas isn’t the answer and while Lamar Miller has shown promise – he doesn’t have seem to be a lead back. Adding Franklin here seems like a good choice, and would give them another option in developing their running game.

55. Packers – Manti Te’o, MLB – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’1″ 241
This is probably right around the value for Te’o – although Im sure he’ll be selected higher than this. Green Bay needs depth on defensive and Te’o would be a nice addition. The Packers will have some options, but if they don’t make the ‘projected’ trade for DeAngelo Williams a RB like Montee Ball could come into play here too.

56. Seattle – Khaseem Greene, OLB – Rutgers; Senior: 6’1″ 241
I could see Greene landing in the ladder part of Round 1, so this could be a steal for Seattle. They’ll be looking to add linebacking depth to an already strong defense. They added Antoine Winfield as well – so it’s a case of the Seahawks continuing to get better.
Needs: RT, 4/3 WOLB, TE, 4/3 DT, KR, CB, K
Depth: WR, S, 4/3 OLB, 4/3 MLB, 4/3 DE, RB, QB, OG

57. Texans – Justin Hunter, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’4″ 196
Andre Johnson is 32 years old and they need a reliable option opposite of him. Keshawn Martin seems to be a nice option in the slot, but Hunter could emerge into a star. Hunter was once considered the Top WR prospect in the draft and has a lot of ability – he could learn a lot of Johnson.

58. Denver – Johnathan Jenkins, NT/DT – Georgia; Senior: 6’4″ 338
Jenkins lost some weight, and that may increase his stock – he has first round talent – but I think this is a nice fit for him. The Broncos are in need of adding multiple defensive lineman and Jenkins will give them a rotational player that demands attention in the middle.

59. Patriots – Quinton Patton, WR – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 6’0″ 204
If they get Sanders from Pittsburgh I still think Patton would make sense. Patton, Sanders, and Amendola would be good targets for Brady with guys like Donald Jones, Michael Jenkins, and Julian Edelman contributing. Patton has a lot of ability and could surprise people on how productive he can be in the NFL despite playing at a smaller school.

60. Falcons – Johnthan Banks, CB/FS – Mississippi State; Senior 6’2″ 185
They need CB help pretty bad with the losses of Grimes and Robinson. It’s likely they focus on CB in Round 1, but if they don’t then Banks would be a nice addition here. Banks or Blidi Wreh-Wilson would make the most sense, but they could prefer another CB option as well.

61. 49ers – Shamarko Thomas, SS/CB/KR – Syracuse; Senior: 5’9″ 213
Talented safety that’d be a nice fit in San Fran. I have them making a few moves early, but they can probably stay put here and land a good player with this pick. Thomas can contribute in all types of way and that’ll be attractive to whichever team selects him.

62. Ravens – Keenan Allen, WR – California; *Junior: 6’2″ 206
Allen is better than this, but he could slip – and I think Baltimore could be hoping he does. He could step in and replace Anquan Boldin – the rich keep getting richer.
Needs: LT, No.2 WR, ILBx2, C, SS, Slot-WR, 3/4 OLB
Depth: 3/4 DE, 3/4 NT, CB, S, OG, QB

The BIG BOARD. The Top 2013 NFL Draft Prospects

This is my Big Board. Its a list of the Top Prospects in the 2013 NFL Draft.

The list includes most players who will likely have a chance at being drafted (draft eligible underclassmen included) and is broken down in groups of 32. Each group represents a draft round value (1-32 = 1st round value, 33-64 = 2nd round value, ect.) Value is not necessarily the same as a grade.

You can also find my individual Position Rankings here: http://joshmitchell24.wordpress.com/2013/04/06/by-position-2013-nfl-draft-ranks/
* Note: Player rankings are updates frequently. Players are not always selected according to ranks.

MOCK DRAFT: http://joshmitchell24.wordpress.com/2013/04/18/2013-nfl-mock-draft-april-edition-3-0/
Updated: April 18th – 5 Rounds

Accurate as of: 4/21/13 (UPDATED 12:00PM) Top 350 with more to be added

BIG BOARD:
1. Luke Joeckel, OT – Texas A&M; *Junior 6’6″ 306
2. DeMarcus ‘Dee’ Milliner, CB – Alabama; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
3. Eric Fisher, OT – Central Michigan; Senior: 6’7″ 306
4. Star Lotulelei, DT/NT/DE – Utah; Senior: 6’3″ 311
5. Chance Warmack, OG – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 317
6. Ezekiel ‘Ziggy’ Ansah, DE – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 271
7. Dion Jordan, DE/OLB – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 248
8. Jonathan Cooper, OG/C – UNC; Senior: 6’2″ 311
9. Sharrif Floyd, DT/DE – Florida; *Junior: 6’3″ 297
10. Lane Johnson, OT – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’6″ 303
11. Sylvester Williams, DT/DE – UNC; Senior: 6’3″ 313
12. Kenny Vaccaro, FS/SS – Texas; Senior: 6’0″ 214
13. Tavon Austin, WR/RB/KR – WVU; Senior: 5’9″ 174
14. DJ Fluker, OT/OG – Alabama; *Junior: 6’5″ 339
15. Cornellius ‘Tank’ Carradine, DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 276 (XXX)
16. Barkevious ‘Keke’ Mingo, DE/OLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’4″ 241
17. Sheldon Richardson, DT/DE – Missouri; *Junior: 6’3″ 294
18. Jarvis Jones, OLB/DE – Georgia; *Junior: 6’2″ 245
19. Jesse Williams, DT/NT/DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’3″ 323
20. Alec Ogletree, MLB/OLB – Georgia; *Junior 6’2″ 242
21. Tyler Eifert, TE – Notre Dame; *Junior: 6’6″ 250
22. Xavier Rhodes, CB/FS – Florida State; *Junior: 6’2″ 210
23. Cordarrelle Patterson, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’2″ 216
24. Menelik Watson, OT – Florida State; *Junior: 6’5″ 310
25. Matt Elam, SS/FS – Florida; *Junior: 5’10″ 208
26. Bjoern Werner, DE – Florida State; *Junior: 6’3″ 266
27. Jamar Taylor, CB – Boise State; Senior: 5’11″ 192
28. Geno Smith, QB – WVU; Senior: 6’2″ 218
29. Arthur Brown, MLB/OLB – Kansas State; Senior: 6’0″ 241
30. Jonathan Cyprien, SS – Florida International; Senior: 6’0″ 217
31. Johnathan Hankins, NT/DT – Ohio State; *Junior: 6’3″ 320
32. Desmond Trufant, CB/KR – Washington; Senior: 6’0″ 190

33. Datone Jones, DE/DT – UCLA; Senior: 6’4″ 283
34. Kyle Long, OT/OG – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 313
35. DeAndre ‘Nuk’ Hopkins, WR – Clemson; *Junior: 6’1″ 214
36. Zach Ertz, TE – Stanford; *Junior: 6’5″ 249
37. Margus Hunt, DE/DT – SMU; Senior: 6’8″ 277
38. Jamie Collins, OLB/DE – Southern Miss.; Senior: 6’3″ 250
38. Ryan Nassib, QB – Syracuse; Senior: 6’2″ 227
39. Khaseem Greene, OLB – Rutgers; Senior: 6’1″ 241
40. Damontre Moore, DE/OLB – Texas A&M; *Junior: 6’5″ 250
41. Manti Te’o, MLB – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’1″ 241
42. EJ Manuel, QB – Florida State; Senior: 6’5″ 237
43. Justin Pugh, OG/OT/C – Syracuse; *Junior: 6’4″ 307
44. Eric Reid, FS – LSU; *Junior: 6’0″ 213
45. Larry Warford, OG – Kentucky; Senior: 6’3″ 332
46. Justin Hunter, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’4″ 196
47. Le’Veon Bell, RB – Michigan State; *Junior: 6’1″ 230
48. Johnthan Banks, CB/FS – Mississippi State; Senior 6’2″ 185
49. Keenan Allen, WR – California; *Junior: 6’2″ 206
50. Kevin Minter, MLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’0″ 246
51. Blidi Wreh-Wilson, CB – U Conn; Senior: 6’1″ 195
52. Mike Glennon, QB – NC State; Senior: 6’7″ 225
53. Johnathan Jenkins, NT/DT – Georgia; Senior: 6’4″ 338
54. Alex Okafor, DE/OLB – Texas; Senior: 6’5″ 264
55. Eddie Lacy, RB – Alabama; *Junior: 5’11″ 231
56. Matt Barkley, QB – USC; Senior: 6’3″ 227
57. Kawann Short, DT – Purdue; Senior: 6’3″ 299
58. Phillip Thomas, FS/SS – Fresno State; Senior: 6’1″ 208
59. Robert Woods, WR – USC; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
60. Barrett Jones, C/OG/OT – Alabama; Senior: 6’4″ 306
61. DJ Hayden, CB – Houston; Senior: 5’11″ 191
62. Dallas Thomas, OT/OG – Tennessee; 6’5″ 306
63. Shamarko Thomas, SS/CB/KR – Syracuse; Senior: 5’9″ 213
64. Darius Slay, CB – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’0″ 192

65. Quinton Patton, WR – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 6’0″ 204
66. Sio Moore, OLB – U Conn; Senior: 6’1″ 245
67. Tyler Wilson, QB – Arkansas; Senior: 6’2″ 215
68. Terron Armstead, OT/OG – Arkansas-Pine Bluff; Senior: 6’5″ 306
69. Brian Winters, OG/OT – Kent State; Senior: 6’4″ 320
70. Johnathan Franklin, RB – UCLA; Senior: 5’10″ 205
71. Terrence Williams, WR – Baylor; Senior: 6’2″ 208
72. Gavin Escobar, TE – San Diego State; *Junior: 6’6″ 254
73. Sam Montgomery, DE/OLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’3″ 262
74. John Simon, OLB/DE – Ohio State; Senior: 6’1″ 257
75. Robert Alford, CB – SE Louisiana; Senior: 5’10″ 185
76. Tyler Bray, QB – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’6″ 232
77. Bennie Logan, DT – LSU; *Junior: 6’2″ 309
78. Montee Ball, RB – Wisconsin; Senior: 5’11″ 214
79. Corey Lemonier, OLB/DE – Auburn; *Junior: 6’3″ 255
80. Brandon Williams, NT/DT – Missouri Southern St; Senior: 6’1″ 335
81. Jordan Poyer, CB/KR – Oregon State; Senior: 6’0″ 191
82. Jordan Mills, OT – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 6’5″ 316
83. Travis Frederick, C/OG – Wisconsin; *Junior: 6’4″ 312
84. Alvin Bailey, OG – Arkansas; *Junior: 6’3″ 312
85. Jordan Reed, TE – Florida; *Junior: 6’3″ 236
86. Zaviar Gooden, OLB – Missouri; Senior: 6’1″ 234
87. Markus Wheaton, WR – Oregon State; Senior: 5’11″ 189
88. Marcus Lattimore, RB – South Carolina; *Junior: 5’11″ 221
89. Cornelius Washington, DE/OLB – Georgia; Senior: 6’4″ 265
90. Vance McDonald, TE – Rice; Senior: 6’4″ 267
91. Akeem Spence, DT/DE – Illinois; *Junior: 6’1″ 307
92. David Amerson, CB/S – NC State; *Junior: 6’1″ 205
93. William Gholston, DE/DT – Michigan State; *Junior 6’6″ 281
94. Christine Michael, RB – Texas A&M; Senior: 5’10″ 220
95. Oday Aboushi, OT – Virginia; Senior: 6’5″ 308
96. Logan Ryan, CB – Rutgers; *Junior: 5’11″ 191

97. Aaron Dobson, WR – Marshall; Senior: 6’3″ 210
98. Shawn Williams, SS – Georgia; Senior: 6’0″ 213
99. Giovani Bernard, RB/PR – UNC; **Sophomore: 5’8″ 202
100. David Bakhtiari, OG/OT – Colorado; *Junior: 6’4″ 299
101. Ryan Swope WR – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’0″ 205
102. Malliciah Goodman, DE – Clemson; Senior: 6’4″ 276
103. Landry Jones, QB – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’4″ 225
104. Chase Thomas, OLB – Stanford; Senior: 6’3″ 244
105. Travis Kelce, TE – Cincinnati; Senior: 6’5″ 255
106. DJ Swearinger, FS/CB – South Carolina; Senior: 5’11″ 208
107. Kevin Reddick, MLB/OLB – UNC; Senior: 6’1″ 243
108. Joseph Randle, RB – Oklahoma State; *Junior: 6’0″ 204
109. Leon McFadden, CB – San Diego State; Senior: 5’10″ 193
110. Chris Faulk, OT – LSU; *Junior: 6’5″ 331
111. Da’Rick Rodgers, WR – Tennessee Tech; *Junior: 6’2″ 217
112. Jordan Hill, DT – Penn State; Senior: 6’1″ 303
113. Kiko Alonso, MLB/OLB – Oregon; Senior: 6’3″ 238
114. Bacarri Rambo, FS – Georgia; Senior: 6’1″ 211
115. Stedman Bailey, WR – WVU; *Junior: 5’10″ 193
116. Andre Ellington, RB – Clemson; Senior: 5’9″ 199
117. Will Davis, CB – Utah State; Senior: 5’11″ 186
118. Brian Schwenke, C – California; Senior: 6’3″ 314
119. Lavar Edwards, DE – LSU; Senior: 6’4″ 277
120. Trevardo Williams, OLB/DE – U Conn; Senior: 6’1″ 241
121. David Quessenberry, OT/OG/C – San Jose State; Senior: 6’5″ 302
122. Montori Hughes, NT/DT – Tenn-Martin; Senior: 6’4″ 329
123. Hugh Thornton, OG – Illinois; Senior: 6’3″ 320
124. Cobi Hamilton, WR – Arkansas; Senior: 6’2″ 212
125. Sean Porter, OLB – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’1″ 229
126. TJ McDonald, FS – USC; Senior: 6’3″ 219
127. Zac Dysert, QB – Miami (OH); Senior: 6’3″ 231
128. Devin Taylor, DE – South Carolina; Senior: 6’7″ 266

129. Brandon Jenkins, OLB/DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’2″ 251
130. BW Webb, CB – William & Mary; Senior: 5’10″ 184
131. Knile Davis, RB – Arkansas; *Junior: 5’10″ 227
132. Jonathan Bostic, MLB – Florida; Senior: 6’1″ 245
133. Everett Dawkins, DT – Florida State; Senior: 6’2″ 292
134. Brennan Williams, OT – UNC; Senior: 6’6″ 318
135. Matt Scott, QB – Arizona; Senior: 6’2″ 213
136. JC Tretter, OG/C – Cornell; Senior: 6’4″ 307
137. Dion Sims, TE – Michigan State; *Junior: 6’5″ 262
138. Tyrann Mathieu, CB/S/KR – LSU (XXX); *Junior: 5’9″ 186
139. Jelani Jenkins, OLB – Florida; *Junior: 6’0″ 243
140. JJ Wilcox, SS/CB – Georgia Southern; Senior: 6’0″ 213
141. Xavier Nixon, OT/OG – Florida; Senior: 6’6″ 321
142. David Bass, DE – Missouri Western State; Senior: 6’4″ 262
143. Michael Buchanan, OLB/DE – Illinois; Senior: 6’5″ 255
144. Corey Fuller, WR – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’2″ 204
145. Dwayne Gratz, CB – U Conn; Senior: 5’11″ 201
146. Jawan Jamison, RB – Rutgers; **Sophomore: 5’7″ 203
147. Tony Jefferson, FS – Oklahoma; *Junior: 5’11″ 213
148. Kwame Geathers, NT/DT – Georgia; *Junior: 6’5″ 342
149. Nick Kasa, TE – Colorado; Senior: 6’6″ 269
150. Nico Johnson, MLB – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 248
151. Kenjon Barner, RB – Oregon; Senior: 5’9″ 196
152. Ty Powell, OLB/DE – Harding; Senior: 6’2″ 249
153. Ricky Wagner, OT – Wisconsin; Senior: 6’6″ 308
154. Tharold Simon, CB – LSU; *Junior: 6’2″ 202
155. Mike Gillislee, RB – Florida; Senior: 5’11″ 208
156. Gerald Hodges, OLB – Penn State; Senior: 6’1″ 243
157. Garrett Gilkey, OG/OT – Chadron State; Senior: 6’6″ 318
158. Aaron Mellette, WR – Elon; Senior: 6’2″ 217
159. A.J. Klein, MLB – Iowa State; Senior: 6’1″ 250
160. Josh Boyd, DT – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’3″ 310

161. Quanterus Smith, DE – Western Kentucky; Senior: 6’5″ 250
162. Duke Williams, SS/FS/CB – Nevada; Senior: 5’11″ 200
163. Sean Renfree, QB – Duke; Senior: 6’3″ 219
164. Kenny Stills, WR – Oklahoma; *Junior: 6’1″ 194
165. DeVonte Holloman, OLB/SS – South Carolina; Senior: 6’1″ 243
166. Reid Fragel, OT – Ohio State; Senior: 6’8″ 308
167. Brandon McGee, CB – Miami (FL); Senior: 5’11″ 193
168. Josh Evans, FS – Florida; Senior: 6’1″ 207
169. Chris Gragg, TE – Arkansas; Senior: 6’3″ 244
170. Cory Grissom, DT/NT – South Florida; Senior: 6’1″ 306
171. Khaled Holmes, C – USC; Senior: 6’3″ 302
172. Tavarres King, WR – Georgia; Senior: 6’0″ 189
173. Robert Lester, SS – Alabama; Senior: 6’1″ 220
174. Lonnie Pryor, FB – Florida State; Senior: 5’11″ 227
175. Stansly Maponga, DE/OLB – TCU; *Junior: 6’2″ 256
176. Terry Hawthorne, CB – Illinois; Senior: 6’0″ 195
177. Eric Herman, OG – Ohio; Senior: 6’4″ 320
178. Kerwynn Williams, RB – Utah State; Senior: 5’8″ 195
179. TJ Barnes, NT/DT – Georgia Tech; Senior: 6’6″ 369
180. Brad Wing, P – LSU; **Sophomore: 6’4″ 185
181. Vinston Painter, OT/OG/C – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’4″ 306
182. Jonathan Stewart, MLB – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’4″ 242
183. Marquise Goodwin, WR – Texas; Senior: 5’9″ 183
184. Etienne Sabino, OLB – Ohio State; Senior: 6’2″ 247
185. Earl Watford, OG – James Madison; Senior: 6’3″ 300
186. Sanders Commings, CB/S – Georgia; Senior: 6’0″ 216
187. Earl Wolff, SS – NC State; Senior: 5’11″ 209
188. Levine Toilolo, TE – Stanford; *Junior: 6’8″ 260
189. Zac Stacy, RB – Vanderbilt; Senior: 5’8″ 216
190. Tourek Williams, DE/OLB – Florida International; Senior: 6’3″ 260
191. Ace Sanders, WR/RB/KR – South Carolina; *Junior: 5’7″ 173
192. Micah Hyde, FS/CB – Iowa; Senior: 6’0″ 197

193. Keith Pough, OLB/MLB – Howard; Senior: 6’2″ 239
194. Eric Martin, DE/OLB – Nebraska; Senior: 6’2″ 250
195. Mike Purcell, DT – Wyoming; Senior: 6’3″ 302
196. Braxston Cave, C – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’3″ 303
197. Quinn Sharp, P/K – Oklahoma State; Senior: 6’1″ 205
198. Steve Beauharnais, MLB – Rutgers; Senior: 6’1″ 240
199. Zach Line, FB/RB – SMU; Senior: 6’0″ 232
200. Larry Webster, DE/TE – Bloomsburg; Senior: 6’6″ 240
201. Steve Williams, CB – California; *Junior: 5’9″ 181
202. Chris Harper, WR – Kansas State; Senior: 6’1″ 229
203. Meshak Williams, OLB/DE – Kansas State; Senior: 6’2″ 245
204. Theo Riddick, RB/WR/KR – Notre Dame; Senior: 5’10″ 201
205. Anthony McCloud, DT – Florida State; Senior: 6’2″ 310
206. Joseph Fauria, TE – UCLA; Senior: 6’7″ 259
207. Nickell Robey, CB – USC; *Junior: 5’7″ 169
208. Zeke Motta, FS – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’2″ 213
209. Lerentee McCray, OLB/DE – Florida; Senior: 6’2″ 250
210. Michael Mauti, MLB/OLB – Penn State; Senior: 6’2″ 243
211. Braden Brown, OT/OG – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 310
212. Josh Boyce, WR – TCU; *Junior: 5’11″ 206
213. Stepfan Taylor, RB – Stanford; Senior: 5’9″ 214
214. Joe Kruger, DE/DT – Utah; *Junior: 6’6″ 269
215. Omoregie Uzzi, OG – Georgia Tech; Senior: 6’3″ 302
216. Jeff Locke, P – UCLA; Senior: 6’1″ 215
217. Nicholas Williams, DT/NT – Samford; Senior: 6’4″ 309
218. Ryan Otten, TE/WR – San Jose State; Senior: 6’5″ 230
219. Keelan Johnson, SS/FS – Arizona State; Senior: 6’0″ 209
220. Adrian Bushell, CB – Louisville; Senior: 5’9″ 186
221. Joey Madsen, C – WVU; Senior: 6’3″ 310
222. Miguel Maysonet, RB – Stony Brook; Senior: 5’9″ 209
225. Jason Weaver, OT – Southern Mississippi; Senior: 6’4″ 313
226. Brad Sorensen, QB – Southern Utah; Senior: 6’4″ 229
227. Rodney Smith, WR – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 225
228. David King, DE/DT – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’5″ 285
229. Chris Jones, DT – Bowling Green; Senior: 6’2″ 302
230. Cody Davis, SS – Texas Tech; Senior: 6’2″ 205
231. Braden Hansen, OG/C – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 308
232. Johnny Adams, CB – Michigan State; Senior: 5’10″ 185
233. Dustin Hopkins, K – Florida State; Senior: 6’2″ 190
234. Cierre Wood, RB – Notre Dame; *Junior: 5’11″ 213
235. Travis Johnson, OLB/DE – San Jose State; Senior: 6’2″ 250
236. Albert Rosette, MLB – Nevada; Senior: 6’2″ 245
237. Rontez Miles, FS – California (PA); Senior: 6’0″ 203
238. Manase Foketi, OT – West Texas A&M; Senior: 6’5″ 318
239. Gilbert Pena, NT/DT – Mississippi; Senior: 6’2″ 335
240. Jeff Baca, OG/OT – UCLA; Senior: 6’3″ 302
241. Armonty Bryant, DE – East Central (Okla.); Senior: 6’4″ 263
242. Kyle Juszczyk, FB/TE – Harvard; Senior: 6’2″ 245
243. Conner Vernon, WR – Duke; Senior: 6’0″ 196
244. Onterio McCalebb, RB/KR – Auburn; Senior: 5’10″ 168
245. Josh Johnson, CB – Purdue; Senior: 5’9″ 199
246. Wes Horton, DE – USC; Senior: 6’5″ 260
247. Brandon Magee, OLB – Arizona State; Senior: 5’11″ 223
248. Jake Stoneburner, TE – Ohio State; Senior: 6’3″ 252
249. Daimion Stafford, FS/SS – Nebraska; Senior: 6’0″ 221
250. Denard Robinson, WR/QB/RB – Michigan; Senior: 5’11″ 199
251. Kayvon Webster, CB – South Florida; Senior: 5’10″ 195
252. Spencer Nealy, DT/DE – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’5″ 278
253. Michael Ford, RB/KR – LSU; *Junior: 5’9″ 210
254. Marquess Wilson, WR – Washington State; *Junior: 6’3″ 194
255. Aldrick Fordham, DE – South Carolina; Senior: 6’4″ 268
256. Graham Pocic, C/OG – Illinois; Senior: 6’5″ 310

257. Rogers Gaines, OT – Tennessee State; Senior: 6’6″ 334
258. Travis Long, OLB – Washington State; Senior: 6’4″ 245
259. Vince Williams, MLB – Florida State; Senior: 6’1″ 248
260. Marc Anthony, CB – California; Senior: 5’11″ 196
261. Travis Bond, OG – UNC; Senior: 6’6″ 329
262. Jordan Rodgers, QB – Vanderbilt; Senior: 6’1″ 212
263. Jared Smith, DT – New Hampshire, Senior: 6’3″ 302
264. Zach Sudfeld, TE – Nevada; Senior: 6’6″ 260
265. Ray Ray Armstrong, SS – Faulkner College; Senior: 6’4″ 215
266. Marcus Davis, WR – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’3″ 233
267. Ray Graham, RB – Pittsburgh; Senior: 5’9″ 199
268. Rod Sweeting, CB – Georgia Tech; Senior: 5’11″ 189
269. Tanner Hawkinson, OT – Kansas; Senior: 6’5″ 298
270. Tremayne Scott, DE – Ohio; Senior: 6’3″ 258
271. Cameron Lawrence, OLB – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’2″ 232
272. Abry Jones, DT/DE – Georgia; Senior: 6’3″ 313
273. Chris Thompson, RB – Florida State; Senior: 5’7″ 192
274. Mike Edwards, CB/KR – Hawaii; *Junior: 5’9″ 189
275. Luke Marquardt, OT – Azusa Pacific; Senior: 6’8″ 315
276. Jeff Tuel, QB – Washington State; Senior: 6’3″ 220
277. TJ Johnson, C – South Carolina; Senior: 6’4″ 310
278. Jasper Collins, WR – Mount Union; Senior: 5’10″ 185
279. Josh Kline, OG – Kent State; Senior: 6’2″ 310
280. Lucas Reed, TE – New Mexico; Senior: 6’6″ 247
281. Brandon Hepburn, MLB – Florida A&M; Senior: 6’2″ 240
282. Rashard Hall, FS – Clemson; Senior: 6’1″ 212
283. Craig Roh, DE – Michigan; Senior: 6’4″ 280
284. Khalid Wooten, CB/KR – Nevada; Senior: 5’11″ 210
285. Courtney Gardner, WR – Sierra; *Junior: 6’3″ 215
286. Nick Becton, OT – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’5″ 323
287. Walter Stewart, OLB/DE – Cincinnati; Senior: 6’4″ 246
288. Joe Vellano, DT/DE – Maryland; Senior: 6’1″ 300
289. George Winn, RB – Cincinnati; Senior: 5’10″ 218
290. Mychal Rivera, TE – Tennessee; Senior: 6’3″ 242
291. Sam Brenner, OG – Utah; Senior: 6’2″ 308
292. Caleb Sturgis, K – Florida; Senior: 5’10″ 185
293. Tommy Bohanon, FB – Wake Forest; Senior: 6’1″ 246
294. Bradley McDougald, FS – Kansas; Senior: 6’0″ 215
295. Mark Harrison, WR – Rutgers; Senior: 6’3″ 231
296. Nathan Williams, OLB/DE/MLB – Ohio State; Senior: 6’3″ 241
297. Dennis Johnson, RB/KR – Arkansas; Senior: 5’8″ 212
298. LaAdrian Waddle, OT – Texas Tech; Senior: 6’6″ 330
299. Cooper Taylor, SS – Richmond; Senior: 6’4″ 228
300. TJ Moe, WR – Missouri; Senior: 5’11″ 204
301. Sam Barrington, MLB/OLB – South Florida; Senior: 6’1″ 246
302. Damion Square, DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 293
303. PJ Lonergan, C – LSU; Senior: 6’3″ 304
304. Ryan Griffin, QB – Tulane; Senior: 6’5″ 208
305. Derrick Washington; RB – Tuskegee; Senior: 5’11″ 226
306. Melvin White, CB/S – Louisiana-Lafeyette; Senior: 6’1″ 208
307. Brandon Kaufman, WR – Eastern Washington; *Junior: 6’5″ 216
308. Kenneth Tate, OLB/S – Maryland; Senior: 6’4″ 225
309. Stacy McGee, DT – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’3″ 308
310. Lane Taylor, OG – Oklahoma State; Senior: 6’2″ 328
311. Jakar Hamilton, FS – South Carolina State; Senior: 5’11″ 198
312. Michael Williams, TE – Alabama; Senior: 6’5″ 272
313. Terrence Brown, CB – Stanford; *Junior: 6’0″ 182
314. Rex Burkhead, RB/FB – Nebraska; Senior: 5’10″ 214
315. Alec Lemon, WR – Syracuse; Senior: 6’1″ 202
316. Mike Catapano, DE – Princeton; Senior: 6’3″ 270
317. John Lotulelei, OLB/MLB – UNLV; Senior: 5’11″ 233
318. Steve Greer, MLB – Virginia; Senior: 6’0″ 235
319. Blaize Foltz, OG – TCU; Senior: 6’3″ 328
320. William Campbell, DT – Michigan; Senior: 6’5″ 318
321. John Wetzel, OT – Boston College; Senior: 6’7″ 315
322. Travis Howard, CB – Ohio State; Senior: 6’0″ 198
323. Duron Carter, WR – Florida Atlantic; *Junior: 6’3″ 212
324. Philip Lutzenkirchen, TE/FB – Auburn; Senior: 6’3″ 258
325. Don Jones, SS/CB – Arkansas State; Senior: 6’0″ 208
326. Marquis Jackson, DE/OLB – Portland State; Senior: 6’3″ 260
327. Emmett Cleary, OT/OG – Boston College; Senior: 6’7″ 316
328. Montel Harris, RB – Temple; Senior: 5’8″ 208
329. Matt Stankiewitch, C – Penn State; Senior: 6’3″ 302
330. Bruce Taylor, MLB – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’1″ 237
331. Vernon Kearney, CB – Lane College (Tenn.); Senior: 6’1″ 188
332. Uzoma Nwachukwu, WR – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’0″ 195
333. Jack Doyle, TE – Western Kentucky; Senior: 6’5″ 255
334. Chris Barker, OG – Nevada; Senior: 6’3″ 305
335. Spencer Ware, RB/FB – LSU; *Junior: 5’10″ 228
336. Quinton Dial, DT/DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’5″ 318
337. Nathan Stanley, QB – Southeastern Louisiana; Senior: 6’4″ 210
338. Glenn Foster, DE/DT – Illinois; Senior: 6’3″ 280
339. Brandan Bishop, FS – NC State; Senior: 6’1″ 205
340. Alex Hurst, OT/OG – LSU; Senior: 6’6″ 332
341. Willie Jefferson, OLB/DE – Stephen F.Austin; Senior: 6’6″ 238
342. Nick Clancy, MLB – Boston College; Senior: 6’2″ 235
343. Marcus Cromartie, CB – Wisconsin; Senior: 6’0″ 190
344. Tyrone Goard, WR – Eastern Kentucky; Senior: 6’7″ 205
345. Oscar Johnson, OT/OG – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 6’5″ 331
346. Herman Lathers, OLB/MLB – Tennessee; Senior: 6’0″ 225
347. Mike James, RB – Miami (FL); Senior: 5’10″ 223
348. Justice Cunningham, TE – South Carolina; Senior: 6’3″ 258
349. Kapron Lewis-Moore, DT/DE – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’4″ 298 (XXX)
350. Mark Jackson, OG/OT – Glenville State; Senior: 6’5″ 328

By Position – 2013 NFL Draft Ranks

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2013 NFL Draft Prospect list, an extensive collection of players! This is a complete list of all (okay, well not all – but a whole lot) eligible players for the 2013 NFL Draft. The list includes all underclassmen who have declared.

This list is a display of the players available for the 2013 NFL Draft as to how I value their stock – along with a fair judgement on their overall talent. I take various factors into consideration, mainly my own opinion – but I do try to stay accurate with the general consensus of where their draft stock is ranked.

*My rankings do not always match the order I have players selected in mocks because teams draft based on their boards (not mine) and because players will never be chosen by a ‘labeled’ rank – and due to other various factors, including: scheme, fit, rising/falling, connections, and forecasting.

This is an in-depth look at each position of prospects and where they currently rank compared to others at their position. The rankings are subject to change frequently as scouting, interviews, combine results, pro-day performances, and visits affect each players draft stock.
*** Players are not necessarily drafted according to rankings.

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UPDATED: 04/11/2013 (12:00PM)

*Underclassmen in Italic
(XXX) indicates injury issue

QB:
1. Geno Smith, QB – WVU; Senior: 6’2″ 218 (4.59)
2. Ryan Nassib, QB – Syracuse; Senior: 6’2″ 227 (5.06)
3. EJ Manuel, QB – Florida State; Senior: 6’5″ 237 (4.65)
4. Mike Glennon, QB – NC State; Senior: 6’7″ 225 (4.94)
5. Matt Barkley, QB – USC; Senior: 6’3″ 227 (XXX) (—)
6. Tyler Wilson, QB – Arkansas; Senior: 6’2″ 215 (4.95)
7. Tyler Bray, QB – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’6″ 232 (5.05)
8. Landry Jones, QB – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’4″ 225 (5.11)
9. Zac Dysert, QB – Miami (OH); Senior: 6’3″ 231 (—)
10. Matt Scott, QB – Arizona; Senior: 6’2″ 213 (4.69)
11. Sean Renfree, QB – Duke; Senior: 6’3″ 219 (XXX) (—)
12. Brad Sorensen, QB – Southern Utah; Senior: 6’4″ 229 (4.97)
13. Jordan Rodgers, QB – Vanderbilt; Senior: 6’1″ 212
14. Jeff Tuel, QB – Washington State; Senior: 6’3″ 220
15. Ryan Griffin, QB – Tulane; Senior: 6’4″ 216
16. Nathan Stanley, QB – Southeastern Louisiana; Senior: 6’4″ 210
17. Matt Brown, QB – Illinois State; Senior: 6’3″ 232
18. Collin Klein, QB/RB/TE – Kansas State; Senior: 6’5″ 226 (4.78)
19. Colby Cameron, QB – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 6’2″ 212 (4.78)
20. Peter Lalich, QB – California (PA); Senior: 6’4″ 235
21. Dayne Crist, QB – Kansas; Senior: 6’4″ 232
22. James Vandenberg, QB – Iowa; Senior: 6’3″ 226 (4.92)
23. Graham Wilbert, QB – Florida Atlantic; Senior: 6’5″ 225
24. Ryan Osiecki, QB – New Haven; Senior: 6’3″ 228 (XXX)
25. Alex Carder, QB – Western Michigan; Senior: 6’2″ 220
26. Casey Brockman, QB – Murray State; Senior: 6’2″ 235
27. Matt McGloin, QB – Penn State; Senior: 6’0″ 210
28. Clay Belton, QB – Findlay; Senior: 6’5″ 230
29. Kyle Padron, QB – Eastern Washington; *Junior: 6’3″ 225
30. Ryan Katz, QB – San Diego State; Senior: 6’1″ 210 (XXX)
31. Seth Doege, QB – Texas Tech; Senior: 6’0″ 200
32. Mitchell Gale, QB – Abilene Christian; Senior: 6’2″ 232
33. Mike Hermann, QB – Rensselaer Tech; Senior: 6’5″ 255
34. Colton Chapple, QB – Harvard; Senior: 6’2″ 200
35. Robert Marve, QB – Purdue; Senior: 6’1″ 212
36. Ryan Aplin, QB – Arkansas State; Senior: 6’1″ 205
37. BJ Daniels, QB/RB – South Florida; Senior: 6’0″ 208
38. Cody Green, QB – Tulsa; Senior: 6’3″ 230
39. Tim Jenkins, QB – Fort Lewis; Senior: 6’1″ 200
40. Caleb TerBush, QB – Purdue; Senior: 6’4″ 225
41. Steele Jantz, QB – Iowa State; Senior: 6’3″ 225
42. Tino Sunseri, QB – Pittsburgh; Senior: 6’0″ 218
43. James Stallons, QB – Shaw; Senior: 6’4″ 200
44. Austin Dantin, QB – Toledo; Senior: 6’2″ 205
45. Ryan Higgins, QB – Fordham; Senior: 6’1″ 208
46. Zach Maynard, QB – California; Senior: 6’2″ 172
47. Ross Dausin, QB – Colorado State-Pueblo; Senior: 6’4″ 232
48. Ryan Radcliff, QB – Central Michigan; Senior: 6’3″ 218
49. Antonio Henton, QB – Fort Valley State; Senior: 6’2″ 235
50. Nate Montana, QB – West Virginia Wesleyan; Senior: 6’3″ 215
51. Bryan Ehrlich, QB – Texas A&M Kingsville; Senior: 6’1″ 220
52. Nick Elko, QB – Delaware State; Senior: 6’2″ 210
53. Jon Richt, QB – Mars Hill; Senior: 6’1″ 205
54. Johnny McEntee, QB – U Conn; Senior: 6’2″ 210
55. Nick Florence, QB – Baylor; Senior: 6’0″ 205
56. Kyle Frazier, QB – Monmouth (NJ); Senior: 6’2″ 225
57. Braden Hanson, QB – North Dakota; Senior: 6’4″ 220
58. Dalton Williams, QB – Akron; Senior: 6’3″ 230
59. Grant Enders, QB – Towson; Senior: 6’2″ 215
60. Derek Carr, QB – Tennessee-Martin; Senior: 6’1″ 192
61. Charley Loeb, QB – Syracuse; Senior: 6’3″ 220
62. Taylor Housewright, QB – Ashland; Senior: 6’1″ 215
63. Jake Mullins, QB – McMurray; Senior: 6’3″ 235
64. Jimmy Coy, QB – St.Xavier; Senior: 6’0″ 212
65. Kevin Yost, QB – Idaho State; Senior: 6’1″ 200
66. Andre Broadous, QB – Cal Poly; Senior: 6’0″ 205
67. Kyle Essington, QB – Stony Brook; Senior: 6’2″ 190
68. Adam Kennedy, QB – Utah State; Senior: 6’4″ 220
69. Morgan Newton, QB/TE – Kentucky; Senior: 6’3″ 235
70. TJ Pryor, QB – Eastern Kentucky; Senior: 6’1″ 195
71. Riley Nelson, QB – BYU; Senior: 6’0″ 200
72. Spencer Keith, QB – Kent State; Senior: 6’1″ 220
73. Dave Shinskie, QB – Boston College; Senior: 6’3″ 220
74. Sam Durley, QB – Eureka; Senior: 6’3″ 230
75. Thomas Wilson, QB – Elon; Senior: 6’3″ 222
76. Kevin Prince, QB – UCLA; Senior: 6’2″ 230
77. Aramis Hillary, QB – Coastal Carolina; Senior: 6’0″ 205
78. David Kooi, QB – Albany State (GA); Senior: 6’6″ 215
79. Zach Lewis, QB – Morehead State; Senior: 6’0″ 205
80. Mike Marscovetra, QB – Boston College; Senior: 6’3″ 205
81. Alex Gillett, QB – Eastern Michigan; Senior: 6’1″ 218
82. Pete Scaffidi, QB – Lake Forest; Senior: 6’1″ 220
83. Jon Hays, QB – Utah; Senior: 6’0″ 208
84. Kelly Page, QB – Ball State; Senior: 6’2″ 215
85. John Laub, QB – Richmond; Senior: 6’2″ 215
86. Joe Clancy, QB – Merrimack; Senior: 6’2″ 198
87. Richard Brehaut, QB – UCLA; Senior: 6’2″ 230
88. Tanner Marsh, QB – Arkansas Tech; Senior: 6’4″ 220
89. Deaunte Mason, QB – Alabama A&M; Senior: 6’2″ 210
90. Patrick Nicely, QB – Lake Erie; Senior: 6’4″ 230
91. BR Holbrook, QB – New Mexico; Senior: 6’2″ 200
92. Chris Mills, QB – Indianapolis; Senior: 6’3″ 215
93. Sean Patterson, QB – Duquesne; Senior: 6’0″ 210
94. Brandon Kelsey, QB – Midwestern State; Senior: 6’1″ 205
95. Greg Jenkins, QB – Alabama State; Senior: 6’0″ 205
96. Kawaun Jakes, QB – Western Kentucky; Senior: 6’3″ 195
97. Jeff Sinclair, QB – Robert Morris; Senior: 6’2″ 200
98. Curt Phillips, QB – Wisconsin; Senior: 6’3″ 215
99. Brad Wornick, QB – East Carolina; Senior: 6’2″ 200
100. Nick Lamaison, QB – UTEP; Senior: 6’1″ 210

RB:
1. Le’Veon Bell, RB – Michigan State; *Junior: 6’1″ 230 (4.52)
2. Eddie Lacy, RB – Alabama; *Junior: 5’11″ 231 (—)
3. Johnathan Franklin, RB – UCLA; Senior: 5’10″ 205 (4.49)
4. Montee Ball, RB – Wisconsin; Senior: 5’10″ 214 (4.66)
5. Marcus Lattimore, RB – South Carolina; *Junior: 5’11″ 221 (—)
6. Christine Michael, RB – Texas A&M; Senior: 5’10″ 220 (4.54)
7. Giovani Bernard, RB/PR – UNC; **Sophomore: 5’8″ 202 (4.53)
8. Joseph Randle, RB – Oklahoma State; *Junior: 6’0″ 204 (4.63)
9. Andre Ellington, RB – Clemson; Senior: 5’9″ 199 (4.61)
10. Knile Davis, RB – Arkansas; *Junior: 5’10″ 227 (XXX) (4.37)
11. Jawan Jamison, RB – Rutgers; **Sophomore: 5’7″ 203 (4.68)
12. Kenjon Barner, RB/KR – Oregon; Senior: 5’9″ 196 (4.52)
13. Mike Gillislee, RB – Florida; Senior: 5’11″ 208 (4.55)
14. Kerwynn Williams, RB – Utah State; Senior: 5’8″ 195 (4.48)
15. Zac Stacy, RB – Vanderbilt; Senior: 5’8″ 216 (4.55)
16. Theo Riddick, RB/WR/KR – Notre Dame; Senior: 5’10″ 201 (4.68)
17. Stepfan Taylor, RB – Stanford; Senior: 5’9″ 214 (4.76)
18. Miguel Maysonet, RB – Stony Brook; Senior: 5’9″ 209 (—)
19. Cierre Wood, RB – Notre Dame; *Junior: 5’11″ 213 (4.56)
20. Onterio McCalebb, RB/KR – Auburn; Senior: 5’10″ 168 (4.34)
21. Michael Ford, RB/KR – LSU; *Junior: 5’9″ 210 (4.50)
22. Ray Graham, RB – Pittsburgh; Senior: 5’9″ 199 (4.80)
23. Chris Thompson, RB – Florida State; Senior: 5’7″ 192 (XXX) (—)
24. George Winn, RB – Cincinnati; Senior: 5’10″ 218 (4.75)
25. Dennis Johnson, RB/KR – Arkansas; Senior: 5’8″ 212
26. Derrick Washington; RB – Tuskegee; Senior: 5’11″ 226
27. Rex Burkhead, RB/FB – Nebraska; Senior: 5’10″ 214 (4.73)
28. Montel Harris, RB – Temple; Senior: 5’8″ 208 (4.68)
29. Spencer Ware, RB/FB – LSU; *Junior: 5’10″ 228 (—)
30. Mike James, RB – Miami (FL); Senior: 5’10″ 223 (4.53)
31. DJ Harper, RB – Boise State; Senior: 5’9″ 211 (4.52)
32. Stefphon Jefferson, RB – Nevada; *Junior: 5’10″ 213 (4.68)
33. Robbie Rouse, RB – Fresno State; Senior: 5’6″ 190 (4.80)
34. Michael Hill, RB – Missouri Western; Senior: 5’10″ 205
35. Ronnie Wingo Jr., RB – Arkansas; Senior: 6’2″ 225
36. Curtis McNeal, RB – USC; Senior: 5’7″ 180
37. Washaun Ealey, RB – Jacksonville State; Senior: 5’10″ 210
38. Khiry Robinson, RB – West Texas A&M; Senior: 5’11″ 215
39. John White, RB – Utah; Senior: 5’8″ 185
40. Randall Mackey, RB/WR/QB – Mississippi; Senior: 5’11″ 195
41. Matthew Tucker, RB/FB – TCU; Senior: 6’0″ 221 (4.55)
42. Isi Sofele, RB – California; Senior: 5’7″ 185
43. Kenny Miles, RB/KR – South Carolina; Senior: 5’9″ 195
44. Akeem Shavers, RB/CB – Purdue; Senior: 5’10″ 205
45. CJ Anderson, RB – California; Senior: 5’8″ 224 (4.60)
46. Quentin Hines, RB – Akron; Senior: 5’11″ 190
47. Jordan Roberts, RB – Charleston; Senior: 5’10″ 218
48. Trabis Ward, RB – Middle Tennessee State; *Junior: 5’10″ 200
49. Trent Steelman, RB/WR/KR/S – Army; Senior: 5’11″ 208
50. Cameron Marshall, RB – Arizona State; Senior: 5’11″ 215
51. Perry Jones, RB – Virginia; Senior: 5’7″ 192
52. Orwin Smith, RB – Georgia Tech; Senior: 5’11″ 202
53. Jerodis Williams, RB – Furman; Senior: 5’11″ 198
54. Matt Brown, RB – Temple; Senior: 5’6″ 175
55. Dominique Whaley, RB – Oklahoma; Senior: 5’10″ 200
56. Treavor Scales, RB – Harvard; Senior: 5’10″ 195
57. Ray Holley, RB – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 5’7″ 195
58. Darius Kinney, RB – Kean; Senior: 5’10″ 225
59. Latavius Murray, RB/FB – Central Florida; Senior: 6’3″ 225
60. Sam McGuffie, RB/WR/KR – Rice; Senior: 5’11″ 200
61. Jamaine Cook, RB – Youngstown State; Senior: 5’8″ 208
62. Kendial Lawrence, RB – Missouri; Senior: 5’10″ 195
63. Michael Cox, RB – U Mass; Senior: 6’0″ 220
64. Deonte Williams, RB – Cal Poly; Senior: 5’9″ 208
65. Bradley Randle, RB – UNLV; *Junior: 5’7″ 190
66. Drew Smith, RB – Albany; Senior: 6’2″ 225
67. Donald Russell, RB – Georgia State; Senior: 5’11″ 215
68. Eric Stephens Jr., RB – Texas Tech; Senior: 5’7″ 195
69. Matt Denham, RB – Eastern Kentucky; Senior: 5’11″ 180
70. Shawn Southward, RB/KR – Troy; Senior: 5’7″ 190
71. Gee Gee Greene, RB/KR – Navy; Senior: 5’7″ 182
72. Travis Davidson, RB – Morgan State; Senior: 5’11″ 180
73. Walter Kazee, RB – San Diego State; Senior: 5’9″ 190
74. Jarred Salubi, RB – Baylor; Senior: 5’9″ 210
75. Demetris Murray, RB – South Florida; Senior: 5’9″ 210
76. Rayon Simmons, RB – Winona State; Senior: 5’9″ 228
77. Kenny Little, RB – Garner-Webb; Senior: 5’10″ 205
78. Aundre Dean, RB – TCU; Senior: 6’0″ 204
79. De’Leon Eskridge, RB – San Jose State; Senior: 5’10″ 205
80. Larry Caper, RB – Michigan State; Senior: 5’11″ 225
81. Demetrius Sumler, RB – Central Washington; Senior: 5’9″ 220
82. Carlos Anderson, RB – Northern Iowa; Senior: 5’7″ 175
83. Jordan Brown, RB – Bryant; Senior: 5’9″ 188
84. Jeremy Hills, RB – Texas; Senior: 5’11″ 205
85. Tevin Washington, RB/QB/ATH – Georgia Tech; Senior: 5’11″ 205
86. Kaderius Lacey, RB – Alabama A&M; Senior: 5’11″ 220
87. Brynn Harvey, RB – Central Florida; Senior: 6’0″ 210
88. Darelynn Dunn, RB – Illinois State; Senior: 6’1″ 220
89. Skyler Stoker, RB – Ferris State; Senior: 5’10″ 210
90. Caulton Ray, RB/KR – Western Illinois; Senior: 5’9″ 205
91. Cody Getz, RB – Air Force; Senior: 5’7″ 175
92. Jordan Simmons, RB – NW Missouri State; Senior: 5’10″ 192
93. Daronte McNeil, RB – Elizabeth City State; Senior: 6’1″ 215
94. Harvie Tuck, RB – Indiana (PA); Senior: 5’9″ 215
95. Steven Miller, RB – Appalachian State; Senior: 5’8″ 182
96. Trevor Manuel, RB/KR – Huntingdon; Senior: 6’0″ 205
97. Matt Willis, RB – West Alabama; Senior: 5’8″ 205
98. Jackie Hinton, RB – Central Arkansas; Senior: 5’10″ 210
99. Mike Mayhew, RB – UNC A&T; Senior: 5’8″ 190
100. Benny Cunningham, RB – Middle Tennessee State; Senior: 5’10″ 212
101. Ryan Bass, RB – Idaho; Senior: 5’9″ 215
102. Peter Nguyen, RB – Montana; Senior: 5’7″ 185
103. James Washington, RB – NC State; Senior: 6’0″ 188
104. Hunter Furr, RB – East Carolina; Senior: 6’0″ 210
105. Levi Terrell, RB – SW Missouri State; Senior: 6’0″ 195
106. Jeremiah Harden, RB – Florida International; Senior: 5’7″ 195
107. Richard Haley, RB – Minnesota-Crookston; Senior: 5’11″ 205
108. Desmond Johnson, RB – Southern Mississippi; Senior: 5’11″ 210
109. Wes Kitts, RB – Austin Peay; Senior: 5’11″ 212
110. Terrence Lefall, RB – Howard; Senior: 5’10″ 210
111. Jonathan Woodson, RB – Texas A&M-Kingsville; 5’9″ 185
112. Al-Terek McBurse, RB – Florida A&M; Senior: 5’11″ 205
113. Marcus Curry, RB – Texas State; Senior: 5’11″ 212
114. Denodus O’Bryant, RB – Lindenwood; Senior: 5’8″ 190
115. TJ Mitchell, RB – Troy; Senior: 5’8″ 185
116. AJ Ellis, RB – Sacramento State; Senior: 5’11″ 200
117. Carlton Thomas, RB – Georgia; Senior: 5’7″ 165
118. Jordan McCord, RB – Colgate; Senior: 5’9″ 205
119. Rodney Scott, RB – Bethune-Cookman; Senior: 5’8″ 200
120. Larry McCoy, RB – Duquesne; Senior: 5’10″ 220
121. Sirchauncey Holloway, RB – Liberty; Senior: 5’7″ 205
122. Martin Ward, RB – Marshall; Senior: 5’9″ 220
123. David Carter, RB – Morehead; Senior: 5’9″ 228
124. Randall Toney, RB – Texas A&M Kingsville; Senior: 5’10″ 220
125. Tomokazu Sueyoshi, RB – Waseda (Japan); Senior (XXX): 5’9″ 220

FB:
1. Lonnie Pryor, FB – Florida State; Senior: 5’11″ 230 (4.70)
2. Zach Line, FB/RB – SMU; Senior: 6’0″ 232 (4.77)
3. Kyle Juszczyk, FB/TE – Harvard; Senior: 6’1″ 248
4. Tommy Bohanon, FB – Wake Forest; Senior: 6’1″ 247 (4.88)
5. Zach Boren, FB – Ohio State; Senior: 6’0″ 250 (5.00)
6. Michael Zordich, FB – Penn State; Senior: 6’0″ 232
7. Kyler Reed, FB/TE – Nebraska; Senior: 6’3″ 230
8. Braden Wilson, FB – Kansas State; Senior: 6’3″ 251 (4.81)
9. Kendall Gaskins, FB/RB – Richmond; Senior: 6’0″ 232
10. Willie Carter, FB/TE – Tulsa; Senior: 6’2″ 238
11. Taimi Tutogi, FB – Arizona; Senior: 6’1″ 265
12. Richard Samuel, FB/RB – Georgia; Senior: 6’0″ 238
13. Dan Moore, FB/RB – Montana; Senior: 5’11″ 238
14. Shawn Alston, FB/RB – WVU; Senior: 5’11″ 235
15. Eric Stevens, FB – California; Senior: 6’0″ 242
16. Kelly Johnson, FB/TE – Alabama; Senior: 6’1″ 230
17. David Allen, FB/RB – UCLA; Senior: 6’2″ 225
18. Eric Breitenstein, FB – Wofford; Senior: 5’10″ 230
19. Garrett Hoskins, FB – Eastern Michigan; Senior: 6’2″ 252
20. Alex Singleton, FB – Tulsa; Senior: 6’0″ 255
21. Devon Ramsey, FB – UNC; Senior: 6’2″ 250 (XXX)
22. Devonte Campbell, FB/TE – Maryland; Senior: 6’1″ 255
23. DJ Grant, FB/TE – Texas; Senior: 6’2″ 232
24. John Rabe, FB/TE – Minnesota; Senior: 6’3″ 255
25. Ben Bartholomew, FB – Tennessee; Senior: 6’2″ 250
26. Kellen Bartlett, FB/TE – Utah State; Senior: 6’2″ 248
27. Ryan Clarke, FB/RB – WVU; Senior: 6’0″ 228
28. Ina Liaina, FB – San Jose State; Senior: 5’11″ 245
29. Will Shaw, FB/TE – Youngstown State; Senior: 6’2″ 242
30. Dan Paul, FB – Boise State; Senior: 6’0″ 265
31. Jay Prosch, FB – Auburn; Senior: 6’2″ 255
32. Emmanuel Ogbuehi, FB – Georgia State; Senior: 6’2″ 244
33. Blake Williamson, FB/TE – California (PA); Senior: 6’2″ 235
34. Von Wise, FB/TE – Eastern Illinois; Senior: 6’3″ 225
35. Greg Nwoko, FB/RB – Arizona; Senior: 6’1″ 235
36. Garrett Hoskins, FB – Eastern Michigan; Senior: 6’2″ 252
37. Jeremiah Schwartz, FB – Hampton; Senior: 5’11″ 235
38. Dan Palmer, FB – Colorado School of Mines; Senior: 6’1″ 235
39. DJ Taylor, FB/RB – Troy; Senior: 6’0″ 230
40. Dontravious Floyd, FB – Central Florida; Senior: 6’2″ 238
41. Jonathan Amosa, FB – Washington; Senior: 5’11″ 235
42. Kye Staley, FB – Oklahoma State; Senior: 5’10″ 235
43. Jordan Piper, FB – Nicholls State; Senior: 5’9″ 230
44. Josh Jackson, FB – Kentucky State; Senior: 6’1″ 238
45. Marcus Green, FB – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’1″ 240

WR:
1. Tavon Austin, WR/RB/KR – WVU; Senior: 5’9″ 174 (4.34)
2. Cordarrelle Patterson, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’2″ 216 (4.42)
3. DeAndre ‘Nuk’ Hopkins, WR – Clemson; *Junior: 6’1″ 214 (4.57)
4. Justin Hunter, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’4″ 196 (4.44)
5. Keenan Allen, WR – California; *Junior: 6’2″ 206 (—)
6. Robert Woods, WR – USC; *Junior: 6’0″ 201 (4.51)
7. Quinton Patton, WR – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 6’0″ 204 (4.53)
8. Terrence Williams, WR – Baylor; Senior: 6’2″ 208 (4.52)
9. Markus Wheaton, WR – Oregon State; Senior: 5’11″ 189 (4.45)
10. Aaron Dobson, WR – Marshall; Senior: 6’3″ 210 (—)
11. Ryan Swope WR – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’0″ 205 (4.34)
12. Da’Rick Rodgers, WR – Tennessee Tech; *Junior: 6’2″ 217 (4.52)
13. Stedman Bailey, WR – WVU; *Junior: 5’10″ 193 (4.52)
14. Cobi Hamilton, WR – Arkansas; Senior: 6’2″ 212 (4.56)
15. Corey Fuller, WR – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’2″ 204 (4.43)
16. Aaron Mellette, WR – Elon; Senior: 6’2″ 217 (4.54)
17. Kenny Stills, WR – Oklahoma; *Junior: 6’1″ 194 (4.38)
18. Tavarres King, WR – Georgia; Senior: 6’0″ 189 (4.47)
19. Marquise Goodwin, WR – Texas; Senior: 5’9″ 183 (4.27)
20. Ace Sanders, WR/RB/KR – South Carolina; *Junior: 5’7″ 173 (4.58)
21. Chris Harper, WR – Kansas State; Senior: 6’1″ 229 (4.55)
22. Josh Boyce, WR – TCU; *Junior: 5’11″ 206 (4.38)
23. Rodney Smith, WR – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 225 (4.51)
24. Conner Vernon, WR – Duke; Senior: 6’0″ 196 (4.68)
25. Denard Robinson, WR/QB/RB/CB – Michigan; Senior: 5’11″ 199 (4.43)
26. Marquess Wilson, WR – Washington State; *Junior: 6’3″ 194 (4.51)
27. Marcus Davis, WR – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’3″ 233 (4.56)
28. Jasper Collins, WR – Mount Union; Senior: 5’10″ 185
29. Courtney Gardner, WR – Sierra; *Junior: 6’3″ 215
30. Mark Harrison, WR – Rutgers; Senior: 6’3″ 231 (4.46)
31. TJ Moe, WR – Missouri; Senior: 5’11″ 204 (4.74)
32. Brandon Kaufman, WR – Eastern Washington; *Junior: 6’5″ 216 (4.67)
33. Alec Lemon, WR – Syracuse; Senior: 6’1″ 202 (4.59)
34. Duron Carter, WR – Florida Atlantic; *Junior: 6’3″ 212
35. Uzoma Nwachukwu, WR – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’0″ 195
36. Tyrone Goard, WR – Eastern Kentucky; Senior: 6’7″ 205 (4.50)
37. Ryan Spadola, WR – Leigh; Senior: 6’1″ 204 (4.48)
38. Jaron Brown, WR – Clemson; Senior: 6’2″ 205
39. Dan Buckner, WR – Arizona; Senior: 6’4″ 212
40. DeVonte Christopher, WR – Utah; Senior: 6’1″ 200
41. Erik Highsmith, WR – UNC; Senior: 6’1″ 190
42. Alan Bonner, WR – Jacksonville State; Senior: 5’10″ 193 (4.59)
43. Lanear Sampson, WR – Baylor:; Senior: 5’11″ 204 (4.46)
44. Marlon Brown, WR – Georgia; Senior: 6’4″ 213
45. Keenan Davis, WR – Iowa; Senior: 6’2″ 215
46. Nicholas Edwards, WR – Eastern Washington; Senior: 6’2″ 200
47. Reggie Dunn, WR/KR – Utah; Senior: 5’10″ 172
48. Zach Rogers, WR – Tennessee; Senior: 6’0″ 180
49. Josh Jarboe, WR – Arkansas State; Senior: 6’2″ 198
50. Kenbrell Thompkins, WR – Cincinnati; Senior: 6’1″ 193 (4.54)
51. Drew Terrell, WR/PR – Stanford; Senior: 5’11″ 180
52. Justin Brown, WR – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’2″ 208
53. Chad Bumphis, WR/KR – Mississippi State; Senior: 5’10″ 202
54. Taylor Stockemer, WR – Arkansas State; Senior: 6’4″ 210
55. Brice Butler, WR – San Diego State; Senior: 6’3″ 205
56. Emory Blake, WR – Auburn; Senior: 6’1″ 198
57. Russell Shepard, WR/KR – LSU; Senior: 6’1″ 195
58. Martel Moore, WR – Northern Illinois; Senior: 6’0″ 185
59. Terrell Sinkfield, WR – Northern Iowa; Senior: 6’1″ 195
60. Xavier Boyce, WR – Norfolk State; Senior: 6’3″ 215
61. Charles Johnson, WR – Grand Valley State; Senior: 6’2″ 215
62. Quincy McDuffie, WR/KR – UCF; Senior: 5’9″ 178
63. Marcus Sales, WR – Syracuse; Senior: 6’0″ 195
64. La’Rod King, WR – Kentucky; Senior: 6’3″ 222
65. Omarius Hines, WR/RB/KR – Florida; Senior: 6’1″ 218
66. Jesse Grandy, WR – Central Arkansas; Senior: 5’10″ 160
67. Roy Roundtree, WR – Michigan; Senior: 6’0″ 180
68. Luke Tasker, WR – Cornell; Senior: 5’11″ 192
69. Myles White, WR – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 6’0″ 180
70. Timothy Wright, WR – Rutgers; Senior: 6’3″ 220
71. Chuck Jacobs, WR – Utah State; Senior: 6’0″ 178
72. Jason Thompson, WR – New Haven; Senior: 6’3″ 185
73. Rashad Ross, WR – Arizona State; Senior: 5’11″ 180
74. Darius Johnson, WR – SMU; Senior: 5’9″ 179 (4.60)
75. Norman White, WR – Villanova; Senior: 6’3″ 215
76. Matt Austin, WR – Utah State; Senior: 6’2″ 202
77. Skye Dawson, WR/KR – TCU; Senior: 5’9″ 175
78. Quentin Sims, WR – Tennessee-Martin; Senior: 6’3″ 205
79. Jamal Miles, WR/PR – Arizona State; Senior: 5’10″ 180
80. JD Woods, WR – WVU; Senior: 6’1″ 192
81. Frankie Hammond Jr., WR – Florida; Senior: 6’0″ 185
82. Travante Stallworth, WR/KR – Auburn; Senior: 5’9″ 190
83. Tyler Shaw, WR – NW Missouri State; Senior: 6’0″ 180
84. Kevin Dorsey, WR – Maryland; Senior: 6’1″ 210
85. Brandon Turner, WR – Navy; Senior: 6’2″ 228
86. Darryl Stonum, WR – Baylor; Senior: 6’1″ 195
87. Michael Smith, WR – U Conn; Senior: 6’0″ 202
88. Anthony Amos, WR – Middle Tennessee State; Senior: 5’11″ 182
89. Tobais Palmer, WR/KR – NC State; Senior: 5’11″ 175
90. DJ Monroe, WR/RB/KR – Texas; Senior: 5’8″ 175
91. Travis Harvey, WR – Florida A&M; Senior: 6’1″ 185
92. Alfred ‘Trey’ Diller, WR – Sam Houston State; Senior: 6’0″ 205
93. KJ Stroud, WR – Bethune-Cookman; Senior: 6’2″ 210
94. Charles Hawkins, WR – Southern; Senior: 5’8″ 170
95. Eric Rogers, WR – Cal Lutheran; Senior: 6’3″ 205
96. Cordell Roberson, WR – Stephen F.Austin; Senior: 6’2″ 215
97. Christopher Slaughter, WR/KR – Fort Valley State; Senior: 6’2″ 172
98. Chip Reeves, WR – Troy; Senior: 5’10″ 182
99. Greg Jenkins, WR/RB/KR – Alabama State; Senior: 6’0″ 210
100. Jheranie Boyd, WR – UNC; Senior: 6’2″ 190
101. Dyrell Roberts, WR/KR – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’1″ 195
102. Tyron Laughinghouse, WR/KR – St. Augustine; Senior: 6’1″ 185
103. Rodrick Rumble, WR – Idaho State; Senior: 6’2″ 210
104. Javone Lawson, WR – Louisiana-Layfette; Senior: 6’0″ 185
105. Jerry Johnson, WR – UCLA; Senior: 6’2″ 212
106. Michael Rios, WR – Marist; Senior: 6’2″ 208
107. Robby Toma, WR – Notre Dame; Senior: 5’9″ 180
108. Rico Richardson, WR – Jackson State; Senior: 6’0″ 185
109. Marcus Rucker, WR – Memphis; Senior: 6’3″ 185
110. Lindsey Lamar, WR – South Florida; Senior: 5’9″ 175
111. Perez Ashford, WR – Northern Illinois; Senior: 5’11″ 182
112. Greg Herd, WR – Eastern Washington; Senior: 6’3″ 202
113. Chris McNeill, WR – Wyoming; Senior: 6’1″ 180
114. Alex Torres, WR – Texas Tech; Senior: 6’1″ 202
115. Lamaar Thomas, WR/RB/KR – New Mexico; Senior: 5’11″ 185
116. Daymond Patterson, WR – Kansas; Senior: 5’8″ 180
117. Antavian Edison, WR – Purdue; Senior: 5’11″ 175
118. Darrin Moore, WR – Texas Tech; Senior: 6’4″ 215
119. Kendall Thompkins, WR – Miami (FL); Senior: 5’10″ 178
120. Phil Browder II, WR – Tuskegee; Senior: 6’1″ 192
121. Andrew Helmick, WR – Lindenwood; Senior: 5’11″ 200
122. Tyrone Walker, WR – Illinois State; Senior: 5’10″ 193
123. Chris Bowden, WR – Wingate; Senior: 6’1″ 205
124. Jamal-Rashad Patterson, WR – Stanford; Senior: 6’2″ 212
125. Damien Ford, WR/KR – Stillman; Senior: 6’1″ 188
126. Mar’Quone Edmonds, WR – Indianapolis; Senior: 6’2″ 215
127. Andy Cruse, WR – Miami (OH); Senior: 6’3″ 210
128. Terence Davis, WR – Wake Forest; Senior: 6’2″ 205
129. Michael Edwards, WR – UTEP; Senior: 5’11″ 200
130. Dee Brizzolara, WR – Chicago; Senior: 5’11″ 178
131. Justin Veltung, WR/KR – Idaho; Senior: 5’11″ 185
132. Brent Leonard, WR – Louisiana-Monroe; Senior: 6’1″ 185
133. Tyson Williams, WR – Texas Tech; Senior: 5’11″ 210
134. Devon Smith, WR – Marshall; Senior: 5’7″ 160
135. Stuart Harvey, WR – Butler; Senior: 6’1 185
136. Deion Walker, WR – U Mass; Senior: 6’1″ 205
137. Cody Wilson, WR – Central Michigan; Senior: 5’9″ 190
138. Eddie Poole, WR – Bethune-Cookman; Senior: 6’1″ 198
139. Deven Baker, WR – Cent. Connecticut State; Senior: 6’3″ 205
140. Deven Avery, WR/CB – Incarnate Word; Senior: 5’9″ 165
141. Wayne Times, WR – Florida International; Senior: 5’11″ 190
142. Norman White, WR – Villanova; Senior: 6’3″ 215
143. Michael Berry, WR – Southern; Senior: 6’3″ 208
144. Anthony Capasso, WR – Ashland; Senior: 5’9″ 202
145. Tracy Lampley, WR – Southern Mississippi; Senior: 5’9″ 170
146. Kevin Norrell, WR – Stony Brook; Senior: 5’9″ 200
147. Kyle Fisher, WR – Bloomsburg; Senior: 6’0″ 192
148. Dominique Sandifer, WR – San Diego State; Senior: 6’0″ 195
149. DL Moore, WR – South Carolina; Senior: 6’4″ 198
150. Marquelo Suel, WR – Akron; Senior: 6’2″ 195
151. Antavious Wilson, WR – Marshall, Senior: 6’0″ 198
152. Justin Monahan, WR – Portland State; Senior: 6’2″ 202
153. Eric Adeyemi, WR – Kent State; Senior: 5’10″ 188
154. Rahsaan Vaughn, WR – Oregon; Senior: 6’1″ 200
155. Joe Glendening, WR/RB – Hillside; Senior: 5’9″ 188
156. Willie Haulstead, WR – Florida State; Senior: 6’2″ 215
157. Joey Orlando, WR – New Hampshire; Senior: 5’11″ 198
158. Desmoond Scott, WR – Duke; Senior: 5’9″ 190
159. Tyshon Goode, WR – Kent State; Senior: 6’1″ 185
160. Dominic Gunn, WR/KR – Northern Colorado; Senior: 5’11″ 178
161. Mitch Burroughs, WR – Boise State; Senior: 5’9″ 195
162. Tracy Moore, WR – Oklahoma State; Senior: 6’1″ 215
163. Luke Matthews, WR – Utah; Senior: 6’2″ 205
164. John Goodman, WR – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’2″ 215
165. Brandon Wimberly, WR – Nevada; Senior: 6’2″ 215

TE:
1. Tyler Eifert, TE – Notre Dame; *Junior: 6’5″ 250 (4.68)
2. Zach Ertz, TE – Stanford; *Junior: 6’4″ 249 (4.76)
3. Gavin Escobar, TE – San Diego State; *Junior: 6’6″ 254 (4.84)
4. Jordan Reed, TE – Florida; *Junior: 6’2″ 236 (4.72)
5. Vance McDonald, TE – Rice; Senior: 6’4″ 267 (4.69)
6. Travis Kelce, TE – Cincinnati; Senior: 6’5″ 255 (—)
7. Dion Sims, TE – Michigan State; *Junior: 6’5″ 262 (4.75)
8. Nick Kasa, TE – Colorado; Senior: 6’5″ 269 (4.71)
9. Chris Gragg, TE – Arkansas; Senior: 6’2″ 244 (4.50)
10. Levine Toilolo, TE – Stanford; *Junior: 6’8″ 260 (4.86)
11. Joseph Fauria, TE – UCLA; Senior: 6’7″ 259 (—)
12. Ryan Otten, TE/WR – San Jose State; Senior: 6’5″ 230 (—)
13. Jake Stoneburner, TE – Ohio State; Senior: 6’4″ 249 (4.65)
14. Zach Sudfeld, TE – Nevada; Senior: 6’6″ 260
15. Lucas Reed, TE – New Mexico; Senior: 6’6″ 247
16. Mychal Rivera, TE – Tennessee; Senior: 6’3″ 242 (4.81)
17. Michael Williams, TE – Alabama; Senior: 6’5″ 270
18. Philip Lutzenkirchen, TE/FB – Auburn; Senior: 6’3″ 258 (4.94)
19. Jack Doyle, TE – Western Kentucky; Senior: 6’5″ 255
20. Justice Cunningham, TE – South Carolina; Senior: 6’3″ 258 (4.94)
21. Matt Furstenburg, TE – Maryland; Senior: 6’4″ 242 (4.62)
22. TJ Knowles, TE – Sacramento State; Senior: 6’7″ 255
23. Chris Pantale, TE – Boston College; Senior: 6’5″ 254 (4.99)
24. Ryan Griffin, TE – U Conn; Senior: 6’6″ 252
25. Mike Shanahan, TE/WR – Pittsburgh; Senior: 6’5″ 228
26. Brandon Ford, TE – Clemson; Senior: 6’3″ 245
27. Luke Wilson, TE – Rice; Senior: 6’5″ 252
28. DC Jefferson, TE – Rutgers; Senior: 6’6″ 255 (—)
29. MarQueis Gray, TE/QB/WR – Minnesota; Senior: 6’3″ 240 (4.73)
30. Brian Leonhardt, TE – Bemidji State; Senior: 6’5″ 258
31. Ben Cotton, TE – Nebraska; Senior: 6’5″ 255
32. Josh Hill, TE – Idaho State; Senior: 6’4″ 245
33. BJ Stewart, TE – Cumberland (Tenn.); Senior: 6’3″ 255
34. Colin Anderson, TE – Furman; Senior: 6’4″ 232
35. Kevin Finney, TE – Richmond; Senior: 6’5′ 260
36. Colby Prince, TE – Oregon State; Senior: 6’3″ 260
37. Mike Ragone, TE – Kansas; Senior: 6’4″ 250
38. Jamal Mosley, TE – Mississippi; Senior: 6’4″ 250
39. David Rolf, TE – Utah; Senior: 6’3″ 250
40. Andrei Lintz, TE – Washington State; Senior: 6’5″ 250
41. Greg Hardy, TE/LS – Montana; Senior: 6’4″ 245
42. Joe Don-Duncan, TE – Dixie State; Senior: 6’2″ 265
43. Hubie Graham, TE – Pittsburgh; Senior: 6’3″ 235
44. Travis Tannahill, TE – Kansas State; Senior: 6’2″ 245
45. Colter Phillips, TE – Virginia; Senior: 6’6′ 245
46. Eddie Viliunas, TE – Illinois; Senior: 6’2″ 252
47. Chase Clement, TE – LSU; Senior: 6’4″ 250
48. Keavon Milton, TE – Louisiana-Monroe; Senior: 6’4″ 275
49. Nathan Jones, TE/FB – Marian; Senior: 6’3″ 235
50. Jerod Monk, TE – Baylor; Senior: 6’4″ 275
51. Nate Nord, TE – Louisville; Senior: 6’4″ 245
52. Kurt Hammerschmidt, TE – Iowa State; Senior: 6’5″ 265
53. Evan Landi, TE/FB – South Florida; Senior: 6’2″ 232
54. Michael Lamothe, TE – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’2″ 235
55. Terrence Miller, TE – Arizona; Senior: 6’3″ 225
56. Chase Harper, TE – Texas State; Senior: 6’5″ 252
57. Kendrick Moeai, TE – Utah; Senior: 6’5″ 252
58. Asa Watson, TE – NC State; Senior: 6’3″ 225
59. Andrew Power, TE – North Texas; Senior: 6’4″ 265
60. Cordale Scott, TE/WR – Toledo; Senior: 6’4″ 232
61. Tyler George, TE – Monmouth (NJ); Senior: 6’4″ 248
62. Drew Robinson, TE – Arizona; Senior: 6’4″ 255
63. Tucker Stafford, TE – Georgetown; Senior: 6’4″ 250
64. Mario Carter, TE – NC State; Senior: 6’4″ 262
65. Austin Monahan, TE – Vanderbilt; Senior: 6’5″ 250
66. Joe Hawkins, TE – Norfolk State; Senior: 6’3″ 245
67. Jake Golic, TE – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’4″ 245
68. Peter Tuitupou, TE – San Jose State; Senior: 6’4″ 258
69. David Duran, TE – Costal Carolina; Senior: 6’4″ 250
70. David Cannon, TE/FB – Central Missouri; Senior: 6’1′ 240
71. Alex Schneider, TE – Holy Cross; Senior: 6’6″ 252
72. John Delahunt, TE – U Conn; Senior: 6’2″ 250
73. Jordan Thompson, TE – Ohio; Senior: 6’3″ 248
74. Kameel Lashley, TE – New Haven; Senior: 6’4″ 245
76. Ferbia Allen, TE – Mississippi; Senior: 6’5″ 240
77. Corey Fuller, TE – TCU; Senior: 6’5″ 240
78. Steve Marck, TE – Miami (OH); Senior: 6’2″ 240
79. Rhyne Ladrach, TE – Akron; Senior: 6’5″ 248
80. Jason Schepler, TE – Northern Illinois; Senior: 6’2″ 275

OT:
1. Luke Joeckel, OT – Texas A&M; *Junior 6’6″ 306 (5.30)
2. Eric Fisher, OT – Central Michigan; Senior: 6’7″ 306 (5.05)
3. Lane Johnson, OT – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’6″ 303 (4.72)
4. DJ Fluker, OT/OG – Alabama; *Junior: 6’5″ 339 (5.31)
5. Menelik Watson, OT – Florida State; *Junior: 6’5″ 310 (5.29)
6. Kyle Long, OT/OG – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 313 (4.94)
7. Dallas Thomas, OT/OG – Tennessee; 6’5″ 306 (—)
8. Terron Armstead, OT/OG – Arkansas-Pine Bluff; Senior: 6’5″ 306 (4.71)
9. Jordan Mills, OT – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 6’5″ 316 (5.37)
10. Oday Aboushi, OT/OG – Virginia; Senior: 6’5″ 308 (5.45)
11. Chris Faulk, OT – LSU; *Junior: 6’5″ 331 (XXX) (—)
12. David Quessenberry, OT/OG/C – San Jose State; Senior: 6’5″ 302 (5.08)
13. Brennan Williams, OT – UNC; Senior: 6’6″ 318 (—)
14. Xavier Nixon, OT/OG – Florida; Senior: 6’6″ 321 (—)
15. Ricky Wagner, OT – Wisconsin; Senior: 6’6″ 308 (5.17)
16. Reid Fragel, OT – Ohio State; Senior: 6’8″ 308 (5.14)
17. Vinston Painter, OT/OG/C – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’4″ 306 (4.95)
18. Braden Brown, OT/OG – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 310 (5.20)
19. Jason Weaver, OT – Southern Mississippi; Senior: 6’4″ 313 (5.44)
20. Manase Foketi, OT/OG – West Texas A&M; Senior: 6’5″ 318 (—)
21. Rogers Gaines, OT – Tennessee State; Senior: 6’6″ 334 (5.24)
22. Tanner Hawkinson, OT – Kansas; Senior: 6’5″ 298 (5.07)
23. Luke Marquardt, OT – Azusa Pacific; Senior: 6’8″ 315 (—)
24. Nick Becton, OT – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’5″ 323 (5.20)
25. LaAdrian Waddle, OT – Texas Tech; Senior: 6’6″ 330
26. John Wetzel, OT – Boston College; Senior: 6’7″ 315 (5.46)
27. Emmett Cleary, OT/OG – Boston College; Senior: 6’7″ 316 (5.21)
28. Alex Hurst, OT/OG – LSU; Senior: 6’6″ 332
29. Oscar Johnson, OT/OG – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 6’5″ 331 (5.49)
30. Matt Summers-Gavin, OT/OG – California; Senior: 6’4″ 310
31. Dann O’Neill, OT – Western Michigan; Senior: 6’7″ 318
32. Jeff Nady, OT – Nevada; Senior: 6’6″ 305
33. Jordan Devey, OT – Memphis; Senior: 6’7″ 317 (5.25)
34. RJ Dill, OT – Rutgers; Senior: 6’6″ 315
35. Chris Hubbard, OT/OG – UAB; Senior: 6’4″ 290
36. Ryan Schraeder, OT – Valdosta State; Senior: 6’7″ 308
37. Terren Jones, OT/OG – Alabama State; Senior: 6’8″ 335
38. Nick Speller, OT – U Mass; Senior: 6’4″ 285
39. Ryan Jensen, OT/OG – Colorado State – Pueblo; Senior: 6’4″ 298
40. RJ Mattes, OT/OG – NC State; Senior: 6’6″ 312
41. Elvis Fisher, OT – Missouri; Senior: 6’5″ 300
42. Roszell Gayden, OT – Winona State; Senior: 6’5″ 310
43. Martin Wallace, OT – Temple; Senior: 6’6″ 310
44. Joe Caprioglio, OT/OG – Colorado State; Senior: 6’5″ 315
45. Mike Farrell, OT – Penn State; Senior: 6’6″ 305
46. Kyle Magnuson, OT – Wyoming; Senior: 6’6′ 328
47. Terry McDaniel, OT – Texas Tech; Senior: 6’6″ 328
48. Patrick Ward, OT – Northwestern; Senior: 6’6″ 310
49. Aaron Adams, OT – Eastern Kentucky; Senior: 6’5″ 295
50. James Nelson, OT/OG – UTEP; Senior: 6’5″ 340
51. Michael Bowie, OT – Northeastern State; Senior: 6’5″ 322
52. Austin Holtz, OT – Ball State; Senior: 6’5″ 305
53. Gokhan Ozkan, OT – Buffalo; Senior: 6’5″ 325
54. Will Post, OT – Eastern Washington; Senior: 6’6″ 308
55. Daniel Glauser, OT – Florida State; Senior: 6’5″ 305
56. Andrew Wallace, OT/OG – NC State; Senior: 6’5″ 295
57. Jake Bscherer, OT – Minnesota-Duluth; Senior: 6’6″ 305
58. Patrick Ford, OT – Eastern Kentucky; Senior: 6’5″ 305
59. Matt Sewell, OT – McMaster (Canada); Senior: 6’7″ 338
60. Leonardo Bates, OT – Louisiana-Layfayette; Senior: 6’5″ 298
61. Roderick Tomlin, OT – Murray State; Senior: 6’4″ 312
62. Darius Richardson-Barnes, OT/OG – Southern Mississippi; Senior: 6’5″ 355
63. Eric Jones, OT – Tulane; Senior: 6’6″ 312
64. Michael Via, OT – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’7″ 305
65. Dan France, OT – Michigan State; Senior: 6’5″ 315
66. Sean Hooey, OT – Cincinnati; Senior: 6’8″ 298
67. Jimmy Bennett, OT – U Conn; Senior: 6’8″ 310
68. Brice Schwab, OT – Arizona State; Senior: 6’6″ 305
69. Brayden Burris, OT – Iowa State; Senior: 6’5″ 298
70. Brett Frydendahl, OT – Humboldt State; Senior: 6’4″ 275
71. Dan Spitz, OT – Washington State; Senior: 6’7″ 300
72. Justin Gilbert, OT – Maryland; Senior: 6’6″ 300
73. Colin Kelly, OT/OG – Oregon State; Senior: 6’4″ 298
74. Alec Savoie, OT – McNeese State; Senior: 6’6″ 322
75. Adrian Campbell, OT – Tarleton State; Senior: 6’5″ 320
76. Trey Gilleo, OT – Northern Arizona; Senior: 6’7″ 310
77. AJ Lindeman, OT – Toledo; Senior: 6’6′” 305
78. Zach McKnight, OT/OG – Arkansas State; Senior: 6’4″ 300
79. Carter Bykowski, OT – Iowa State; Senior: 6’6″ 302
80. Lou Alexander, OT/OG – Syracuse; Senior: 6’4″ 312
81. Jared Grigg, OT – Tulsa; Senior: 6’4″ 285
82. Korian Chambers, OT – New Mexico; Senior: 6’6″ 308
83. Kirby Fabien, OT – Calgary Dinos (CA); Senior: 6’4″ 315
84. Jordan Roussos, OT – Wyoming; Senior: 6’4″ 305
85. Oscar Molina-Sanchez, OT – Utah State; Senior: 6’4″ 300
86. Jason Kons, OT/OG – Air Force; Senior: 6’4″ 265
87. Steve Demilio, OT – Gardner-Webb; Senior: 6’4″ 290
88. Josh Leonard, OT – Wyoming; Senior: 6’4″ 288
89. Jake Olson, OT – Central Michigan; Senior: 6’7″ 305
90. Trace Biskin, OT/OG – Arizona; Senior: 6’5″ 285
91. Ryan Dannewitz, OT – Colorado; Senior: 6’5″ 300
92. Devon Watkis, OT – Rutgers; Senior: 6’7″ 320
93. Phil Smith, OT – Central Florida; Senior: 6’5″ 295
94. Fou Fonot, OT – Michigan State; Senior: 6’4″ 300 (XXX)
95. Tyler Love, OT – Alabama; Senior: 6’6″ 308
96. Tyler Rigsbee, OT – California; Senior: 6’5″ 292
97. Robert Burge, OT – Wisconsin; Senior: 6’7″ 320
98. Ryan Moores, OT – Middlebury; Senior: 6’6″ 308

OG:
1. Chance Warmack, OG – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 317 (5.49)
2. Jonathan Cooper, OG/C – UNC; Senior: 6’2″ 311 (5.07)
3. Justin Pugh, OG/OT/C – Syracuse; *Junior: 6’4″ 307 (5.14)
4. Larry Warford, OG – Kentucky; Senior: 6’3″ 332 (5.58)
5. Brian Winters, OG/OT – Kent State; Senior: 6’4″ 320 (—)
6. Alvin Bailey, OG – Arkansas; *Junior: 6’3″ 312 (4.95)
7. David Bakhtiari, OG/OT – Colorado; *Junior: 6’4″ 299 (5.09)
8. Hugh Thornton, OG – Illinois; Senior: 6’3″ 320 (5.11)
9. JC Tretter, OG/C – Cornell; Senior: 6’4″ 307 (5.09)
10. Garrett Gilkey, OG/OT – Chadron State; Senior: 6’6″ 318 (5.33)
11. Eric Herman, OG – Ohio; Senior: 6’4″ 320 (5.25)
12. Earl Watford, OG – James Madison; Senior: 6’3″ 300 (5.06)
13. Omoregie Uzzi, OG – Georgia Tech; Senior: 6’3″ 302
14. Braden Hansen, OG/C – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 308
15. Jeff Baca, OG/OT – UCLA; Senior: 6’3″ 302 (5.03)
16. Travis Bond, OG – UNC; Senior: 6’6″ 329 (5.27)
17. Josh Kline, OG – Kent State; Senior: 6’2″ 310
18. Sam Brenner, OG – Utah; Senior: 6’2″ 308
19. Lane Taylor, OG – Oklahoma State; Senior: 6’2″ 328
20. Blaize Foltz, OG – TCU; Senior: 6’3″ 328
21. Chris Barker, OG – Nevada; Senior: 6’3″ 305 (5.25)
22. Mark Jackson, OG/OT – Glenville State; Senior: 6’5″ 328 (5.65)
23. Lamar Mady, OG/C – Youngstown State; Senior: 6’2″ 317 (5.48)
24. Chris McDonald, OG – Michigan State; Senior: 6’2″ 302
25. Chris Jacobson, OG – Pittsburgh; Senior: 6’3″ 295
26. Jamaal Johnson-Webb, OG/OT – Alabama A&M; Senior: 6’5″ 313 (5.37)
27. Stephane Milhim, OG/OT – U Mass; Senior: 6’4″ 314 (5.23)
28. Wade Jacobson, OG/OT – Washington State; Senior: 6’5″ 300
29. Kevin Saia, OG – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 6’2″ 310
30. John Sullen, OG – Auburn; Senior: 6’5″ 340
31. Edmund Kugbila, OG – Valdosta State; Senior: 6’4″ 317 (5.31)
32. Patrick Omameh, OG – Michigan; Senior: 6’4″ 305
33. Ryan Clanton, OG – Oregon; Senior: 6’5″ 315
34. Alex Kupper, OG – Louisville; Senior: 6’3″ 300
35. Theo Goins, OG – Central Florida; Senior: 6’4″ 318
36. Brian Mulroe, OG – Northwestern; Senior: 6’4″ 295
37. Jonathan Rush, OG – Oklahoma State; Senior: 6’4″ 295
38. Elliott Mealer, OG – Michigan; Senior: 6’4″ 320
39. Caylin Hauptmann, OG/OT – Florida International; Senior: 6’3″ 302
40. Josh Dworaczyk, OG – LSU; Senior: 6’6″ 310
41. Randy Richards, OG – Missouri State; Senior: 6’3″ 302
42. Nik Embernate, OG – San Diego State; Senior: 6’4″ 300
43. Ryan Seymour, OG/OT – Vanderbilt; Senior: 6’4″ 298
44. Zach Allen, OG – NC State; Senior: 6’2″ 332 (—)
45. Adam Smith, OG – Western Kentucky; Senior: 6’5″ 325
46. Jeff Braun, OG/OT – WVU – Senior: 6’4″ 320
47. Nick Cody, OG/OT – Oregon; Senior: 6’5″ 310
48. Jeremy Lewis, OG – Miami (FL); Senior: 6’3″ 312
49. Mark Popek, OG/OT – South Florida; Senior: 6’7″ 300
50. Garth Heikkinen, OG/C/LS – Minnesota-Duluth; Senior: 6’3″ 320
51. Josh Jenkins, OG – WVU; Senior: 6’4″ 305
52. Tim Lelito, OG – Grand Valley State; Senior: 6’3″ 315
53. Matt Tobin, OG – Iowa; Senior: 6’6″ 302
54. Zack Chibane, OG – Syracuse; Senior: 6’4″ 295
55. Joe Duhon, OG – Southern Mississippi; Senior: 6’2″ 305
56. Lloyd Morrison Jr., OG – Fordham; Senior: 6’0″ 302
57. Adam Masters, OG – U Conn; Senior: 6’4″ 298
58. Mike Golic Jr., OG/C – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’4″ 292
59. Templeton Hardy, OG – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’3″ 322
60. Carson York, OG – Oregon; Senior: 6’5″ 295
61. Seung Hoon Choi, OG – Nebraska; Senior: 6’2″ 295
62. Chris Howley, OG – Maine; Senior: 6’3″ 298
63. Brian DeShane, OG – Tulsa; Senior: 6’3″ 305
64. Andrew Robiskie, OG/C – Western Illinois; Senior: 6’1″ 305
65. Duane Zlatnik, OG – Kansas; Senior: 6’4″ 315
66. Steve Dieckhaus, OG – Washburn; Senior: 6’1″ 310
67. Joe Unga, OG – Midwestern State; Senior: 6’5″ 320
68. John Collins, OG – Harvard; Senior: 6’4″ 305
69. Brian Thomas, OG – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’2″ 315
70. Jacolby Ashworth, OG/OT – Houston; Senior: 6’3″ 295
71. Jason Peacock, OG – Arkansas; Senior: 6’4″ 305
72. Ryan Seymour, OG – Vanderbilt; Senior: 6’4″ 298
73. Cameron Kaufhold, OG – Baylor; Senior: 6’3″ 310
74. Bryan Collins, OG – SMU; Senior: 6’3″ 312
75. AJ Hawkins, OG – Mississippi; Senior: 6’3″ 315
76. Kasimili Uitalia, OG – Western Michigan; Senior: 6’2″ 305
77. Joe Kellogg, OG – Boise State; Senior: 6’2″ 305
78. Jordan Mosely, OG/OT – Johnson C.Smith Univ.; Senior: 6’3″ 310
79. Chuck Porcelli, OG/OT – Northwestern; Senior: 6’6″ 315
80. Sean Davies, OG – Cal Poly; Senior: 6’2″ 312
81. James Wilson, OG – Florida; Senior: 6’3″ 322
82. Danous Estenor, OG – South Florida; Senior: 6’3″ 308
83. John Deyo, OG – Western Michigan; Senior: 6’6″ 312
84. Tobias Smith, OG – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’3″ 305
85. Rod Williams, OG – NW Missouri State; Senior: 6’3″ 308
86. Peters Drey, OG/C – Purdue; Senior: 6’6″ 305
87. Andrew Kersten, OG – New Mexico State; Senior: 6’5″ 322
88. Blake McJunkin, OG/C – SMU; Senior: 6’2″ 300
89. Ken Van Heule, OG – Midwestern State; Senior: 6’3″ 310
90. Darren Keyton, OG – Central Michigan; Senior: 6’3″ 295
91. Cody Forbus, OG/OT – Mount Union; Senior: 6’5″ 300
92. Tyler Evans, OG – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’4″ 315

C:
1. Barrett Jones, C/OG/OT – Alabama; Senior: 6’4″ 306 (—)
2. Travis Frederick, C/OG – Wisconsin; *Junior: 6’4″ 312 (5.58)
3. Brian Schwenke, C – California; Senior: 6’3″ 314 (4.99)
4. Khaled Holmes, C – USC; Senior: 6’3″ 302 (—)
5. Braxston Cave, C – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’3″ 303 (5.33)
6. Joey Madsen, C – WVU; Senior: 6’3″ 310 (5.20)
7. Graham Pocic, C/OG – Illinois; Senior: 6’5″ 310
8. TJ Johnson, C – South Carolina; Senior: 6’4′ 310 (5.33)
9. PJ Lonergan, C – LSU; Senior: 6’3″ 304 (5.38)
10. Matt Stankiewitch, C – Penn State; Senior: 6’3″ 302 (5.43)
11. Dalton Freeman, C – Clemson; Senior: 6’4″ 290
12. Mario Benavides, C – Louisville; Senior: 6’4″ 282
13. Matt Smith, C – Kentucky; Senior: 6’4″ 298
14. Kyle Quinn, C – Arizona; Senior: 6’4″ 298
15. Eric Kush, C – California (PA); Senior: 6’4″ 305
16. James Ferentz, C – Iowa; Senior: 6’1″ 290
17. Ryan Turnley, C/OG – Pittsburgh; Senior: 6’5″ 310
18. Drew Schaefer, C – Washington; Senior: 6’4″ 292
19. Sam Schwartzstein, C/OG – Stanford; Senior: 6’3″ 292
20. Ben Habern, C – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’2″ 295
21. Nick Carlson, C – Wyoming; Senior: 6’3″ 292
22. Steven Warner, C – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 6’0″ 305
23. Patrick Lewis, C/OG – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’2″ 312
24. Tevita Stevens, C – Utah; Senior: 6’1″ 308
25. Kyle Wilborn, C – Troy; Senior: 6’4″ 290
26. Skyler Allen, C – Ohio; Senior: 6’3″ 310
27. Ivory Wade, C/OG – Baylor; Senior: 6’3″ 310
28. Sherman Carter, C – Tennessee State; Senior: 6’2″ 305
29. Evan Epstein, C/OG – Oklahoma State; Senior: 6’3″ 295
30. Camden Wentz, C – NC State; Senior: 6’3″ 302
31. Ricky Barnum, C/OG – Michigan; Senior: 6’2″ 298
32. Will Matte, C – Indiana; Senior: 6’2″ 298
33. Alec Johnson, C – San Diego State; Senior: 6’3″ 300
34. Shae Smith, C – Florida International; Senior: 6’4″ 292
35. Logan Freeman, C – Central Missouri; Senior: 6’2″ 295
36. Trent Dupy, C – Tulsa; Senior: 6’0″ 288
37. Curtis James, C – St.Thomas (MN); Senior: 6’1″ 302
38. Eloy Atkinson, C – UTEP; Senior: 6’3″ 315
39. Vinnie Rizzo, C – Akron; Senior: 6’2″ 290
40. Deveric Gallington, C – Texas Tech; Senior: 6’3″ 320
41. Jordan Rae, C – Central Florida; Senior: 6’2″ 282
42. Trevor Marrongelli, C – Kansas; Senior: 6’2″ 300
43. Sam Robey, C – Florida; Senior: 6’3″ 305
44. Justin Jackson, C – Nebraska; Senior: 6’3″ 280
45. Aaron Fortenberry, C – North Texas; Senior: 6’4″ 308
46. Corey Howard, C – Central Arkansas; Senior: 6”1″ 290
47. Bennett Fulper, C – Maryland; Senior: 6’4″ 295
48. Micah James, C – Middle Tennessee State; Senior: 6’3″ 312
49. Brian Moore, C – Duke; Senior: 6’2″ 285
50. Sean Boyle, C – Temple; Senior: 6’5″ 305

DE:
1. Ezekiel ‘Ziggy’ Ansah, DE – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 271 (4.63)
2. Dion Jordan, DE/OLB – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 248 (4.60)
3. Cornellius ‘Tank’ Carradine, DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 276 (XXX) (—)
4. Barkevious ‘Keke’ Mingo, DE/OLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’4″ 241 (4.58)
5. Bjoern Werner, DE – Florida State; *Junior: 6’3″ 266 (4.83)
6. Datone Jones, DE/DT – UCLA; Senior: 6’4″ 283 (4.80)
7. Margus Hunt, DE/DT – SMU; Senior: 6’8″ 277 (4.60)
8. Damontre Moore, DE/OLB – Texas A&M; *Junior: 6’5″ 250 (4.95)
9. Alex Okafor, DE/OLB – Texas; Senior: 6’5″ 264 (—)
10. Sam Montgomery, DE/OLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’3″ 262 (4.81)
11. Cornelius Washington, DE/OLB – Georgia; Senior: 6’4″ 265 (4.55)
12. William Gholston, DE/DT – Michigan State; *Junior 6’6″ 281 (4.96)
13. Malliciah Goodman, DE – Clemson; Senior: 6’4″ 276 (4.87)
14. Lavar Edwards, DE – LSU; Senior: 6’4″ 277 (4.80)
15. Devin Taylor, DE – South Carolina; Senior: 6’7″ 266 (4.72)
16. David Bass, DE – Missouri Western St.; Senior: 6’4″ 262 (4.84)
17. Quanterus Smith, DE/OLB – Western Kentucky; Senior: 6’5″ 250 (—)
18. Stansly Maponga, DE/OLB – TCU; *Junior: 6’2″ 256 (—)
19. Tourek Williams, DE/OLB – Florida International; Senior: 6’3″ 260 (4.92)
20. Eric Martin, DE/OLB – Nebraska; Senior: 6’2″ 250
21. Larry Webster, DE/TE – Bloomsburg; Senior: 6’6″ 240
22. Armonty Bryant, DE – East Central (Okla.); Senior: 6’4″ 263 (4.78)
23. Joe Kruger, DE/DT – Utah; *Junior: 6’6″ 269 (4.83)
24. David King, DE/DT – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’5″ 285
25. Wes Horton, DE – USC; Senior: 6’5″ 260
26. Aldrick Fordham, DE – South Carolina; Senior: 6’4″ 268
27. Tremayne Scott, DE – Ohio; Senior: 6’3″ 258
28. Craig Roh, DE – Michigan; Senior: 6’4″ 280
29. Damion Square, DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 293 (—)
30. Mike Catapano, DE – Princeton; Senior: 6’3″ 270
31. Marquis Jackson, DE/OLB – Portland State; Senior: 6’3″ 260
32. Glenn Foster, DE/DT – Illinois; Senior: 6’3″ 280
33. Dan Giordano, DE – Cincinnati; Senior: 6’3′ 260
34. Sean Progar, DE/OLB – Northern Illinois; Senior: 6’2″ 255
35. Brandon Sharpe, DE/OLB – Syracuse; Senior: 6’1″ 260
36. Caleb Schreibeis, DE/OLB – Montana State; Senior: 6’2″ 255
37. Kenneth Boatright, DE/OLB – Southern Illinois; Senior: 6’3″ 255
38. Brad Madison, DE – Missouri; Senior: 6’4″ 265
39. Cameron Meredith, DE – Nebraska; Senior: 6’4″ 260
40. Pete Massaro, DE – Penn State; Senior: 6’3″ 258
41. John Youboty, DE – Temple; Senior: 6’4″ 250
42. Ridge Wilson, DE/OLB – West Alabama; Senior: 6’3″ 248
43. Chancey Aghayere, DE – LSU; Senior: 6’4″ 268
44. Freddie Bishop, DE – Western Michigan; Senior: 6’3″ 252
45. Rufus Johnson, DE – Tarleton State, Senior: 6’5″ 262
46. Zach Anderson, DE – Northern Michigan; Senior: 6’3″ 280
47. Collins Ukwu, DE – Kentucky; Senior: 6’5″ 262
48. Shane McCardell, DE/OLB – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’4″ 248
49. Kentrell Harris, DE – Virginia Union; Senior: 6’4″ 278
50. Brandon Thurmond, DE/OLB – Arkansas Pine-Bluff; Senior: 6’1″ 260
51. Josh Williams, DE – Kansas; Senior; 6’4″ 256
52. Earl Okine, DE – Florida; Senior: 6’5″ 285
53. Brian Slay, DE – NC State; Senior: 6’1″ 260
54. Nigel Nicholas, DE/DT – Oklahoma State; Senior: 6’3″ 255
55. David Tuitupou, DE – San Jose State; Senior: 6’5″ 260
56. Cory Dorris, DE – Tulsa; Senior: 6’3″ 260
57. Travis Chappelear, DE – NW Missouri State; Senior: 6’4″ 268
58. Brad Iskow, DE – Ferris State; Senior: 6’4″ 270
59. Ryan Robinson, DE – Oklahoma State; Senior: 6’4″ 252
60. Jesse Joseph, DE – U Conn; Senior: 6’3″ 260
61. Quentin Williams, DE – Northwestern; Senior: 6’4″ 255
62. Taylor Wyndham, DE/OLB – Kentucky; Senior: 6’4″ 252
63. Marvin Booker, DE/OLB – Rutgers; Senior: 6’2″ 245
64. Ben Obaseki, DE/OLB – Indiana State; Senior: 6’2″ 260
65. Steve Bigach, DE – Iowa; Senior: 6’2″ 282
66. Emeka Onyenekwu, DE/OLB – Louisiana-Lafayette; Senior: 6’3″ 250
67. Colton Miles-Nash, DE – Arkansas; Senior: 6’5″ 262
68. Aaron Davis, DE/DT – SMU; Senior: 6’3″ 290
69. Ross Brenneman, DE – North Dakota; Senior: 6’4″ 265
70. Jon Lyon, DE/DT – Harvard; Senior: 6’2″ 270
71. Paipai Falemalu, DE – Hawaii; Senior: 6’3″ 245
72. Donte Savage, DE – New Mexico State; Senior: 6’1″ 250
73. Gerald Rivers, DE/OLB – Mississippi; Senior: 6’5″ 250
74. Jomarcus Savage, DE – Grambling State; Senior: 6’1″ 275
75. Gary Mason Jr., DE – Baylor; Senior: 6’3″ 265
76. Daryell Walker, DE/DT – Hampton; Senior: 6’6″ 265
77. Pat Williams, DE – McNeese State; Senior: 6’3″ 275
78. Josh Lynn, DE – Furman; Senior: 6’5″ 265
79. Kentrell Harris, DE – Bethune-Cookman; Senior: 6’4″ 278
80. TJ Fatinikun, DE/OLB – Toledo; Senior: 6’2″ 243
81. Josh Martin, DE/OLB – Columbia; Senior: 6’2″ 248
82. Jared St.John, DE – Tulsa; Senior: 6’2″ 250
83. Dominique Austin, DE – Arizona; Senior: 6’5″ 285
84. Lanston Tanyi, DE – Colorado State; Senior: 6’3″ 260
85. Omar McLendon, DE/OLB – Middle Tennessee State; Senior: 6’3″ 245
86. Quentin Williams, DE/OLB – Northwestern; Senior: 6’3″ 255
87. Justin Staples, DE/OLB – Illinois; Senior: 6’3″ 240
88. Andy Mulumba, DE – Eastern Michigan, Senior: 6’3″ 265
89. Chidera Uzo-Diribe, DE – Colorado; Senior: 6’3″ 255
90. Cordian Hagans, DE/DT – Louisiana-Lafayette; Senior: 6’4″ 280
91. Gus Toca, DE/OLB – Pittsburg State; Senior: 6’2″ 250
92. Timothy Starson, DE – Arkansas State; Senior: 6’4″ 255
93. Jonathan Coats, DE – Stony Brook; Senior: 6’4″ 260
94. Kenny Anunike, DE/OLB – Duke; Senior: 6’4″ 250
95. Markus Pierce-Brewster, DE/OLB – Syracuse; Senior: 6’3″ 255

DT:
1. Star Lotulelei, DT/NT/DE – Utah; Senior: 6’3″ 311 (XXX) (—)
2. Sharrif Floyd, DT/DE – Florida; *Junior: 6’3″ 297 (4.92)
3. Sylvester Williams, DT/DE/NT – UNC; Senior: 6’3″ 313 (5.03)
4. Sheldon Richardson, DT/DE – Missouri; *Junior: 6’3″ 294 (5.02)
5. Jesse Williams, DT/NT/DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’3″ 323 (—)
6. Johnathan Hankins, NT/DT – Ohio State; *Junior: 6’3″ 320 (5.31)
7. Johnathan Jenkins, NT/DT – Georgia; Senior: 6’4″ 338 (—)
8. Kawann Short, DT – Purdue; Senior: 6’3″ 299 (—)
9. Bennie Logan, DT – LSU; *Junior: 6’2″ 309 (—)
10. Brandon Williams, NT/DT – Missouri Southern St; Senior: 6’1″ 335 (5.37)
11. Akeem Spence, DT/DE – Illinois; *Junior: 6’1″ 307 (5.15)
12. Jordan Hill, DT – Penn State; Senior: 6’1″ 303 (5.23)
13. Montori Hughes, NT/DT – Tenn-Martin; Senior: 6’4″ 329 (5.23)
14. Everett Dawkins, DT – Florida State; Senior: 6’2″ 292 (5.06)
15. Kwame Geathers, NT/DT – Georgia; *Junior: 6’5″ 342 (5.44)
16. Josh Boyd, DT – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’3″ 310 (5.14)
17. Cory Grissom, DT/NT – South Florida; Senior: 6’1″ 306 (5.31)
18. TJ Barnes, NT/DT – Georgia Tech; Senior: 6’6″ 369 (5.30)
19. Mike Purcell, DT – Wyoming; Senior: 6’3″ 302
20. Anthony McCloud, DT – Florida State; Senior: 6’2″ 310
21. Nicholas Williams, DT/NT – Samford; Senior: 6’4″ 309 (4.94)
22. Chris Jones, DT – Bowling Green; Senior: 6’2″ 302 (5.33)
23. Gilbert Pena, NT/DT – Mississippi; Senior: 6’2″ 335
24. Spencer Nealy, DT/DE – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’5″ 278
25. Jared Smith, DT – New Hampshire, Senior: 6’3″ 302 (5.08)
26. Abry Jones, DT/DE – Georgia; Senior: 6’3″ 313 (—)
27. Joe Vellano, DT/DE – Maryland; Senior: 6’1″ 300
28. Stacy McGee, DT – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’3″ 308 (—)
29. Brent Russell, DT – Georgia Southern: Senior: 6’2″ 298
30. William Campbell, DT – Michigan; Senior: 6’5″ 318
31. Quinton Dial, DT/DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’5″ 318 (—)
32. Kapron Lewis-Moore, DT/DE – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’4″ 298 (XXX) (—)
33. Brandon Moore, DT/NT – Texas; *Junior: 6’5″ 322
34. Anthony Rashad-White, NT/DT – Michigan State; Senior: 6’2″ 330
35. Scott Vallone, DT/DE – Rutgers; Senior: 6’3″ 275
36. AJ Francis, DT – Maryland; Senior: 6’5″ 320
37. Cordian Hagans, DT/DE – Louisiana-Lafayette; Senior: 6’4″ 302
38. Baker Steinkuhler, DT/DE – Nebraska; Senior: 6’5″ 290
39. Darrington Sentimore, DT/DE – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’2″ 288
40. Brian Arnfelt, DT – Northwestern; Senior: 6’5″ 302
41. Josh Downs, DT – LSU; Senior: 6’0″ 298
42. Lawrence Okoye, DT/NT – NONE (XXX); —–: 6’5″ 305
43. DeQuinta Jones, DT – Arkansas; Senior: 6’3″ 300
44. Dave Kruger, DT/DE – Utah; Senior: 6’5″ 290
45. Will Pericak, DT/DE – Colorado; Senior: 6’4″ 300
46. Izaan Cross, DT/DE – Georgia Tech; Senior: 6’2″ 305
47. Jamarkus McFarland, DT – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’1″ 305
48. Rob Lohr, DT – Vanderbilt; Senior: 6’3″ 298
49. Darius Smith, NT/DT – Miami (FL); Senior: 6’2″ 340
50. Terrence Stephens, DT – Stanford; Senior: 6’1″ 295
51. Omar Hunter, DT/NT – Florida; Senior: 6’0″ 318
52. Aaron Tipoti, DT/DE – California; Senior: 6’2″ 280 (XXX)
53. Deon Goggins, DT – Syracuse; Senior: 6’1″ 270
54. Stefan Charles, DT/NT – Regina (Canada); Senior: 6’5″ 320
55. Garrett Goebel, DT/DE – Ohio State; Senior: 6’3″ 285
56. Michael Brooks, DT/NT – East Carolina; Senior: 6’2″ 295
57. Kaleb Ramsey, DT – Boston College; Senior: 6’2″ 295 (XXX)
58. Cody Larsen, DT – Southern Utah; Senior: 6’3″ 298
59. Romney Fuga, NT/DT – BYU; Senior: 6’1″ 328
60. Jake McDonough, DT – Iowa State; Senior: 6’4″ 290
61. Donovan Carter, DT – UCLA; Senior: 6’1″ 315
62. Jared Green, DT – Arkansas; Senior: 6’0″ 315
63. Jose Jose, NT/DT – Central Florida; *Junior: 6’2″ 345
64. Jeremy Coleman, DT/NT – TCU; Senior: 6’2″ 307
65. Andrew Seumalo, DT – Oregon State; Senior: 6’3″ 290
66. Al Lapuacho, DT – Utah State; Senior: 6’3″ 285
67. Jorge Wright, DT/DE – WVU; Senior: 6’2″ 292
68. Casey Walker, DT – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’1″ 310
69. Kendrick Payne, DT – California; Senior: 6’2″ 285
70. Adam Replogle, DT – Indiana; Senior: 6’2″ 294
71. Uriah Grant, DT/DE – Mississippi; Senior: 6’2″ 290
72. Keifer Burke, DT – Chadron State; Senior: 6’2″ 282
73. Ronnell Wright, DT – Arkansas State; Senior: 6’2″ 292
74. Neal Huynh, DT – Ohio; Senior: 6’2″ 302
75. Byron Jerideau, NT/DT – South Carolina; Senior: 6’0″ 335
76. Larry Black, Jr., DT – Indiana; Senior: 6’2″ 295
77. Jonathan Mathis, DT – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’2″ 295
78. Caraun Reid, DT/DE – Princeton; Senior: 6’2″ 288
79. Dewayne Cherrington, NT/DT – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’2″ 345
80. Tyrell Higgins, DT – West Texas A&M; Senior: 6’2″ 285
81. Semisi Tokolahi, NT/DT – Washington; Senior: 6’2″ 340
82. Kayon Swanson, DT – Southern Illinois; Senior: 6’1″ 305
83. Michael Atkinson, DT – Boise State; Senior: 6’0″ 310
84. Andrew Seumalo, NT/OG – Oregon State; Senior: 6’4″ 285
85. Chris Burnette, DT – Old Dominion; Senior: 6’3″ 290
86. Trent Allmang-Wilder, DT – UNLV; Senior: 6’5″ 295
87. James Terry, DT – Penn State; Senior: 6’3″ 312
88. Kurt Taufa’asau, DT – Wyoming; Senior: 6’2″ 285
89. Will Hill, DT – Virginia; Senior: 6’4″ 280
90. Jimmy Jean, DT – Florida Atlantic; 6’2″ 290
91. Antoine Hopkins, DT – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’1″ 312
92. Aaron Davis, DT – SMU; Senior: 6’3″ 290
93. Derrick Jackson, DT – Tulsa; Senior: 6’2″ 295
94. Issac Remington, DT – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 300
95. John Drew, NT/DT – North Carolina Central; Senior: 6’1″ 330
96. Vai Lutui, DT – Kansas State; Senior: 6’2″ 290

OLB:
1. Jarvis Jones, OLB/DE – Georgia; *Junior: 6’2″ 245 (—)
2. Jamie Collins, OLB/DE – Southern Miss.; Senior: 6’3″ 250 (4.64)
3. Khaseem Greene, OLB – Rutgers; Senior: 6’1″ 241 (4.71)
4. Sio Moore, OLB – U Conn; Senior: 6’1″ 245 (4.65)
5. John Simon, OLB/DE – Ohio State; Senior: 6’1″ 257 (—)
6. Zaviar Gooden, OLB – Missouri; Senior: 6’1″ 234 (4.47)
7. Corey Lemonier, OLB/DE – Auburn; *Junior: 6’3″ 255 (4.60)
8. Chase Thomas, OLB – Stanford; Senior: 6’3″ 244 (4.91)
9. Trevardo Williams, OLB/DE – U Conn; Senior: 6’1″ 241 (4.57)
10. Sean Porter, OLB – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’1″ 229 (4.75)
11. Brandon Jenkins, OLB/DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’2″ 251 (XXX) (—)
12. Jelani Jenkins, OLB – Florida; *Junior: 6’0″ 243 (—)
13. Michael Buchanan, OLB/DE – Illinois; Senior: 6’5″ 255 (4.78)
14. Ty Powell, OLB/DE – Harding; Senior: 6’2″ 249 (4.64)
15. Gerald Hodges, OLB – Penn State; Senior: 6’1″ 243 (4.78)
16. DeVonte Holloman, OLB/SS – South Carolina; Senior: 6’1″ 243 (4.76)
17. Etienne Sabino, OLB – Ohio State; Senior: 6’2″ 247 (4.75)
18. Keith Pough, OLB/MLB – Howard; Senior: 6’2″ 239 (4.90)
19. Meshak Williams, OLB/DE – Kansas State; Senior: 6’2″ 245
20. Lerentee McCray, OLB/DE – Florida; Senior: 6’2″ 250 (—)
21. Travis Johnson, OLB/DE – San Jose State; Senior: 6’2″ 250
22. Brandon Magee, OLB – Arizona State; Senior: 5’11″ 223 (4.74)
23. Travis Long, OLB – Washington State; Senior: 6’4″ 245
24. Cameron Lawrence, OLB – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’2″ 232
25. Walter Stewart, OLB/DE – Cincinnati; Senior: 6’4″ 246 (XXX) (—)
26. Nathan Williams, OLB/DE/MLB – Ohio State; Senior: 6’3″ 241 (4.88)
27. Kenneth Tate, OLB/S – Maryland; Senior: 6’4″ 225
28. John Lotulelei, OLB/MLB – UNLV; Senior: 5’11″ 233 (4.84)
29. Phillip Steward, OLB – Houston; Senior: 6’1″ 230
30. Herman Lathers, OLB/MLB – Tennessee; Senior: 6’0″ 225
31. Maalik Bomar, OLB – Cincinnati; Senior: 6’2″ 228
32. Jory Johnson, OLB – U Conn; Senior: 6’0″ 228
33. Willie Jefferson, OLB/DE – Stephen F.Austin; Senior: 6’6″ 238
34. Ja’Gared Davis, OLB – SMU; Senior: 6’1″ 235
35. Jake Knott, OLB – Iowa State; Senior: 6’2″ 243 (—)
36. Tristan Okpalaugo, OLB/DE/TE – Fresno State; Senior: 6’5″ 245
37. Demetrius Hartsfield, OLB/MLB – Maryland; Senior: 6’1″ 240
38. Nick Moody, OLB/SS/MLB – Florida State; Senior: 6’1″ 236 (4.71)
39. Michael Clay, OLB – Oregon; Senior: 5’11″ 225
40. Archibald Barnes, OLB/MLB – Vanderbilt; Senior: 6’4″ 235
41. Jarell Childs, OLB – Kansas State; Senior: 6’1″ 232
42. Jeremiah Green, OLB – Nevada; Senior: 6’2″ 235
43. Alonzo Highsmith, OLB – Arkansas; Senior: 6’0″ 235
44. Steven Means, OLB/DE – Buffalo; Senior: 6’4″ 258
45. Mike Taylor, OLB – Wisconsin; Senior: 6’1″ 234 (—)
46. David Nwabuisi, OLB/MLB – Northwestern; Senior: 6’1″ 240
47. Ray Shipman, OLB/MLB – Central Florida; Senior: 6’4″ 242
48. Matt Evans, OLB/MLB – New Hampshire; Senior: 6’0″ 230
49. Terence Garvin, OLB/SS – WVU; Senior: 6’2″ 222
50. Nate Palmer, OLB/DE – Illinois State; Senior: 6’2″ 232
51. Alex Debniak, OLB – Stanford; Senior: 6’1″ 235
52. Keanon Cooper, OLB – Minnesota; Senior: 5’11″ 228
53. Justin Tuggle, OLB/MLB – Kansas State; Senior: 6’3″ 232
54. Marcus Mallbrough, OLB/DE – Lamar; Senior: 6’4″ 232
55. Ramon Buchanan, OLB – Miami (FL); Senior: 6’1″ 228
56. David Hinds, OLB – Florida Atlantic; Senior: 6’1″ 225
57. Jayson DiManche, OLB – Southern Illinois; Senior: 6’1″ 230
58. Jordan Campbell, OLB/MLB/ST – New Mexico Highlands; Senior: 5’11″ 242
59. Sean Stanley, OLB/DE – Penn State; Senior: 6’1″ 252
60. Joseph LeBeau, OLB/DE – Jackson State; Senior: 6’0″ 245
61. Jonathan Willard, OLB – Clemson; Senior: 6’1″ 230
62. Alex Elkins, OLB – Oklahoma State; Senior: 6’3″ 240
63. Devon Kennard, OLB/DE – USC; Senior: 6’3″ 250
64. Ian Sluss, OLB – Portland State; Senior: 5’11″ 232
65. Craig Wilkins, OLB – Old Dominion; Senior: 6’1″ 230
66. Toben Opurum, OLB/MLB/DE – Kansas; Senior: 6’1″ 248
67. Zach Johnson, OLB – Eastern Washington; Senior: 6’1″ 220
68. Korey Jones, OLB – Wyoming; Senior: 6’1″ 232
69. Bojay Filimoeatu, OLB – Utah State; Senior: 6’1″ 258
70. DeAundre Brown, OLB – Tulsa; Senior: 5’11″ 218
71. Alex Means, OLB – Air Force; Senior: 6’4″ 232
72. Winston Fraser, OLB – Florida International; Senior: 6’0″ 235
73. Jonathan Newsome, OLB – Ball State; Senior: 6’2″ 235
74. Josh Francis, OLB – WVU; Senior: 5’11″ 230
75. Kenny Cain, OLB – TCU; Senior: 6’1″ 225
76. Jon Major, OLB – Colorado; Senior: 6’1″ 235
77. Dravannti Johnson, OLB/DE – Texas; Senior: 6’1′ 255
78. Robert Maci, OLB/DE – Purdue; Senior: 6’2″ 245
79. Jeron Gouveia-Winslow, OLB – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’2″ 210
80. Devan Walker, OLB – Southeast Louisiana; Senior: 6’2″ 238
81. Jordan Helmick, OLB/SS – Waynesburg; Senior: 6’3″ 248
82. JC Percy, OLB – Boise State; Senior: 6’0″ 228
83. Frank Beltre, OLB – Towson; Senior: 6’2″ 240
84. Justin Cudworth, OLB – Eastern Michigan; Senior: 5’11″ 228
85. Eze Obiora, OLB/DE – Southern Illinois; Senior: 6’2″ 240
86. Paul Hazel, OLB – Western Michigan; Senior: 6’5″ 225
87. Alan Baxter, OLB – Northern Illinois; Senior: 6’1″ 238
88. Sean Fisher, OLB – Nebraska; Senior: 6’5″ 232 (Medical School, Retiring)
89. Jaydan Bird, OLB – Oklahoma; Senior: 6”1″ 230
90. Jerry Ceja, OLB – Eastern Washington; Senior: 6’2″ 212
91. Danny Mason, OLB – Texas A&M Commerce; Senior: 6’2″ 238
92. Dee Finley, OLB – North Alabama; Senior: 6’1″ 210
93. Chris Norman, OLB – Michigan State; Senior: 6’1″ 232
94. DL Wilhite, OLB/DE – Minnesota; Senior: 6’3″ 245
95. LaRoy Reynolds, OLB – Virginia; Senior: 6’2″ 230
96. Romale Tucker, OLB/DE – Towson; Senior: 6’3″ 248
97. Jonathan Evans, OLB – Auburn; Senior: 5’11″ 230
98. Brad Davis, OLB – Elizabeth City; Senior: 6’0″ 230

MLB/ILB:
1. Alec Ogletree, MLB/OLB – Georgia; *Junior 6’2″ 242 (4.70)
2. Arthur Brown, MLB/OLB – Kansas State; Senior: 6’0″ 241 (—)
3. Manti Te’o, MLB – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’1″ 241 (4.82)
4. Kevin Minter, MLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’0″ 246 (4.81)
5. Kevin Reddick, MLB/OLB – UNC; Senior: 6’1″ 243 (4.72)
6. Kiko Alonso, MLB/OLB – Oregon; Senior: 6’3″ 238 (—)
7. Jonathan Bostic, MLB – Florida; Senior: 6’1″ 245 (4.61)
8. Nico Johnson, MLB – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 248 (—)
9. AJ Klein, MLB – Iowa State; Senior: 6’1″ 250 (4.66)
10. Jonathan Stewart, MLB – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’4″ 242 (4.68)
11. Steve Beauharnais, MLB – Rutgers; Senior: 6’1″ 240 (4.84)
12. Michael Mauti, MLB/OLB – Penn State; Senior: 6’2″ 243 (XXX) (—)
13. Albert Rosette, MLB/OLB – Nevada; Senior: 6’2″ 245
14. Vince Williams, MLB – Florida State; Senior: 6’1″ 248
15. Brandon Hepburn, MLB – Florida A&M; Senior: 6’2″ 240 (4.68)
16. Sam Barrington, MLB/OLB – South Florida; Senior: 6’1″ 246 (4.91)
17. Tom Wort, MLB – Oklahoma; *Junior: 6’0″ 235 (4.78)
18. Bruce Taylor, MLB – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’1″ 237 (5.01)
19. Steve Greer, MLB – Virginia; Senior: 6’0″ 235
20. Nick Clancy, MLB – Boston College; Senior: 6’2″ 235
21. Christian Robinson, MLB – Georgia; Senior: 6’2″ 230
22. Dan Molls, MLB – Toledo; Senior: 6’1″ 230
23. Will Compton, MLB – Nebraska; Senior: 6’1″ 232
24. Robert McCabe, MLB – Georgetown; Senior: 6’1″ 228
25. Jake Johnson, MLB – South Alabama; Senior: 6’1″ 240
26. Travis Brown, MLB – Fresno State; Senior: 6’1″ 235
27. Paul Worrilow, MLB – Delaware; Senior: 6’2″ 238
28. Dwayne Beckford, MLB – Purdue (XXX); Senior: 6’1″ 235
29. Uona Kaveinga, MLB/OLB – BYU; Senior: 5’11″ 245
30. Kenny Demens, MLB – Michigan; Senior: 6’1″ 242
31. Mike Rallis, MLB – Minnesota; Senior: 6’2″ 242
32. Marvin Burdette, MLB – UAB; Senior: 5’9″ 235
33. Tenarius Wright, MLB/OLB – Arkansas; Senior: 6’1″ 252
34. Michael Gilliard, MLB – Georgia; Senior: 6’1″ 232
35. Doug Rippy, MLB – Colorado; Senior: 6’3″ 245
36. Brandon Ogletree, MLB – BYU; Senior: 5’11″ 228
37. Jeremy Kimbrough, MLB – Appalachian State; Senior: 5’9″ 235
38. Nathan Herrold, MLB – Arkansas State; Senior: 6’3″ 235
39. Shaq Wilson, MLB/OLB – South Carolina; Senior: 6’2″ 242
40. Billy Boyko, MLB – Lehigh; Senior: 6’2″ 240
41. Luke Batton, MLB – Kent State; Senior: 5’11″ 230
42. Michael Lanaris, MLB – South Florida; Senior: 6’0″ 235
43. Taylor Reed, MLB – SMU; Senior: 5’11″ 240
44. Evan Frierson, MLB/OLB – Illinois State; Senior: 6’1″ 240
45. Dwayne Woods, MLB – Bowling Green; Senior: 5’11″ 228
46. Mike Niam, MLB – Wofford; Senior: 6’2″ 230
47. Dawud Lane, MLB/OLB – Bethune-Cookman; Senior: 6’3″ 228
48. RJ Young, MLB – Louisiana-Monroe; Senior: 5’11″ 240
49. Bill Ross, MLB – Arkansas-Pine Bluff; Senior: 6’1″ 240
50. Sterling Lucas, MLB – NC State; Senior: 6’2″ 232
51. Damien Holmes, MLB – UCLA; Senior: 6’2″ 235
52. Charles Dieuseul, MLB – Mount Union; Senior: 5’11″ 235
53. Blake Pieffer, MLB – SE Missouri State; Senior: 6’1″ 228
54. Jeremy Aguilar, MLB – Texas A&M-Kingsville; Senior: 6’0″ 235
55. Jordan Glass, MLB – Cal Poly; Senior: 6”1″ 245
56. Will Ebner, MLB – Missouri; Senior: 6’0″ 230
57. Feti Taumoepeau, MLB – Oregon Dtate; Senior: 6’2″ 235
58. Greg Blair, MLB – Cincinnati; Senior: 6’1″ 252
59. Kurt Mangum, MLB – Akron; Senior: 6’0″ 232
60. Travis Freeman, MLB – Ball State; Senior: 6’0″ 235
61. Korey Williams, MLB – Southern Mississippi; Senior: 6’1″ 245
62. Javicz Jones, MLB – Mary Hardin-Baylor; Senior: 6’0″ 225
63. Damario Jeffery, MLB – South Carolina; Senior: 6’4″ 232
64. Patrick Larimore, MLB – UCLA; Senior: 6’1″ 250 (Injury/Concussion, Retiring)
65. Tommy Smith, MLB – Boise State; Senior: 6’1″ 235

CB:
1. DeMarcus ‘Dee’ Milliner, CB – Alabama; *Junior: 6’0″ 201 (4.37)
2. Xavier Rhodes, CB/FS – Florida State; *Junior: 6’2″ 210 (4.43)
3. Jamar Taylor, CB – Boise State; Senior: 5’11″ 192 (4.39)
4. Desmond Trufant, CB/KR – Washington; Senior: 6’0″ 190 (4.38)
5. Johnthan Banks, CB/FS – Mississippi State; Senior 6’2″ 185 (4.61)
6. Blidi Wreh-Wilson, CB – U Conn; Senior: 6’1″ 195 (4.53)
7. DJ Hayden, CB – Houston; Senior: 5’11″ 191 (—)
8. Darius Slay, CB – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’0″ 192 (4.36)
9. Robert Alford, CB/KR – SE Louisiana; Senior: 5’10″ 188 (XXX) (4.39)
10. Jordan Poyer, CB/KR – Oregon State; Senior: 6’0″ 191 (4.54)
11. David Amerson, CB/S – NC State; *Junior: 6’1″ 205 (4.44)
12. Logan Ryan, CB – Rutgers; *Junior: 5’11″ 191 (4.56)
13. Leon McFadden, CB – San Diego State; Senior: 5’10″ 193 (4.54)
14. Will Davis, CB – Utah State; Senior: 5’11″ 186 (4.51)
15. BW Webb, CB – William & Mary; Senior: 5’10″ 184 (4.51)
16. Tyrann Mathieu, CB/S/KR – LSU (XXX); *Junior: 5’9″ 186 (4.50)
17. Dwayne Gratz, CB – U Conn; Senior: 5’11″ 201 (4.47)
18. Tharold Simon, CB – LSU; *Junior: 6’2″ 202 (4.51)
19. Brandon McGee, CB – Miami (FL); Senior: 5’11″ 193 (4.40)
20. Terry Hawthorne, CB – Illinois; Senior: 6’0″ 195 (4.44)
21. Sanders Commings, CB/S – Georgia; Senior: 6’0″ 216 (4.41)
22. Marc Anthony, CB – California; Senior: 5’11″ 196 (4.63)
23. Rod Sweeting, CB – Georgia Tech; Senior: 5’11″ 189 (4.42)
24. Johnny Adams, CB – Michigan State; Senior: 5’10″ 185 (4.48)
25. Nickell Robey, CB – USC; *Junior: 5’7″ 169 (4.53)
26. Adrian Bushell, CB – Louisville; Senior: 5’9″ 186 (4.58)
27. Kayvon Webster, CB – South Florida; Senior: 5’10″ 195 (4.41)
28. Steve Williams, CB – California; *Junior: 5’9″ 181 (4.42)
29. Josh Johnson, CB – Purdue; Senior: 5’9″ 199 (4.65)
30. Demetrius McCray, CB – Appalachian State; Senior: 6’1″ 187 (4.54)
31. Mike Edwards, CB/KR – Hawaii; *Junior: 5’9″ 189 (4.56)
32. Khalid Wooten, CB/KR – Nevada; Senior: 5’11″ 210 (4.53)
33. Vernon Kearney, CB – Lane College (Tenn.); Senior: 6’1″ 188
34. Melvin White, CB/S – Louisiana-Lafeyette; Senior: 6’1″ 208
35. Greg Reid, CB/KR – Valdosta State; Senior 5’8″ 190 (—)
36. Dax Swanson, CB/FS – Sam Houston State; Senior: 5’10″ 186 (4.56)
37. Terrence Brown, CB – Stanford; *Junior: 6’0″ 182
38. Travis Howard, CB – Ohio State; Senior: 6’0″ 198
39. Marcus Cromartie, CB – Wisconsin; Senior: 6’0″ 190
40. Ryan Lacy, CB – Utah; Senior: 5’9″ 185
41. Demontre Hurst, CB – Oklahoma State; Senior: 5’9″ 200
42. Dustin Harris, CB/KR – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’0″ 175
43. Branden Smith, CB – Georgia; Senior: 5’10″ 170
44. Moe Lee, CB – Utah; Senior: 6’1″ 190
45. Nigel Malone, CB – Kansas State; Senior: 5’9″ 180
46. Deveron Carr, CB – Arizona State; Senior: 5’11″ 192
47. Aaron Hester, CB – UCLA; Senior: 6’2″ 198 (4.62)
48. Dontra Peters, CB – New Hampshire; Senior: 5’11″ 200
49. Devin Smith, CB – Wisconsin; Senior: 5’11″ 185
50. Marcus Cooper, CB – Rutgers; Senior: 6’2″ 192
51. Jerrell Gavins, CB – Boise State; Senior: 5’8″ 170
52. Josh Aubrey, CB – Stephen F.Austin; Senior: 5’10″ 202
53. Xavier Brewer, CB – Clemson; Senior: 5’10″ 195
54. Brodrick Brown, CB – Oklahoma State; Senior: 5’8″ 185
55. Mitchell White, CB – Michigan State; Senior: 5’11″ 185
56. Charles Brown, CB/KR – Charleston Southern; Senior: 5’9″ 182
57. Rashaan Melvin, CB – Northern Illinois; Senior: 6’1″ 192
58. Trey Wilson, CB – Vanderbilt; Senior: 5’10″ 192
59. Sheldon Price, CB – UCLA; Senior: 6’2′ 180
60. Chibuikem ‘Kenny’ Okoro, CB – Wake Forest; Senior: 6’0″ 190
61. Lorenzo White, CB – Central Michigan; Senior: 6’0″ 185
62. JT Floyd, CB – Michigan; Senior: 6’0″ 185
63. Kip Edwards, CB – Missouri; Senior: 6’1″ 200
64. Dominique Battle, CB – Cincinnati; Senior: 5’10″ 188
65. Allen Chapman, CB – Kansas State; Senior: 5’10″ 180
66. Jumal Rolle, CB – Catawba; Senior: 5’11″ 180
67. AJ Bouye, CB – Central Florida; Senior: 6’0″ 185
68. Keith McGill, CB – Utah; Senior: 6’3″ 202
69. Prentiss Waggner, CB/SS – Tennessee; Senior: 6’2″ 182
70. Greg Brown, CB – Kansas; Senior: 5’11″ 185
71. Troy Stoudermire, CB/KR – Minnesota; Senior: 5’9″ 195
72. Johnny Towalid, CB – Indiana State; Senior: 5’10″ 175
73. T’Sharvan Bell, CB – Auburn; Senior: 6’0″ 185
74. Avis Commack, CB – Akron; Senior: 6’3″ 205
75. Isiah Wiley, CB – Belhaven; Senior: 5’11″ 180
76. Mark Watley, CB/FS – Arizona; Senior: 6’1″ 190
77. Jason Pinkston, CB – Ball State; Senior: 6’0″ 182
78. Camerron Cheatham, CB – Cincinnati; Senior: 5’8″ 185
79. Abdul Kanneh, CB/SS – New Mexico Highlands; Senior: 5’10″ 178
80. Brandon Jones, CB – Rutgers; Senior: 6’0″ 185
81. Darius Winston, CB – Arkansas; Senior: 5’11″ 188
82. Akeem Auguste, CB/FS – South Carolina; Senior: 5’9″ 188
83. Michael Carter, CB – Minnesota; Senior: 5’11″ 190
84. Brian Watkins, CB – Oregon State; Senior: 5’9″ 182
85. Stephon Morris, CB – Penn State; Senior: 5’8″ 188
86. CJ Wilson, CB – NC State; Senior: 5’11″ 180
87. George Baker, CB – South Florida; Senior: 5’11″ 182
88. Aaron Grymes, CB – Idaho; Senior: 5’11″ 178
89. Justin Bell, CB – Eastern Kentucky; Senior: 5’9″ 188
90. Reggie Topps, CB – Utah; Senior: 5’11″ 185
91. Momo Thomas, CB – Colorado State; Senior: 5’9″ 188
92. Byron Best, CB – Toledo; Senior: 5’9″ 190
93. Jeremy Harris, CB – New Mexico State; Senior: 6’1″ 185
94. Torian Phillips, CB – Wagner; Senior: 5’9″ 182
95. TJ Bryant, CB – Troy; Senior: 5’11″ 185
96. Brian Baucham, CB – USC; Senior: 5’10″ 175
97. Dontavais Johnson, CB – Coastal Carolina; Senior: 5’10″ 175
98. Jeremy Moore, CB – Georgetown; Senior: 5’11″ 175
99. Justin Green, CB – Illinois; Senior: 5’10″ 198
100. Travis Carrie, CB/KR – Ohio; Senior: 5’11″ 210
101. AJ Cruz, CB – Brown; Senior: 5’8″ 912
102. Junior Mertile, CB/FS – Florida International; Senior: 5’11″ 192
103. Andrew Abbott, CB – UCLA; Senior: 5’9″ 180
104. Robert Steeples, CB – Memphis; Senior: 6’1″ 190
105. Dave Clark, CB – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 6’1″ 190
106. Jemarious Moten, CB – Louisiana-Lafayette; Senior: 5’11″ 175
107. Marsalis Teague, CB – Tennessee; Senior: 5’10″ 188
108. Varmah Sonie, CB – Northern Iowa; Senior: 5’8″ 165
109. Cartier Rice, CB – Kentucky; Senior: 5’10″ 185
110. Eddie Foster, CB – Vanderbilt; Senior: 5’10″ 172
111. Bryan Willis, CB – Troy; Senior: 5’10″ 185

S:
1. Kenny Vaccaro, FS/SS – Texas; Senior: 6’0″ 214 (4.63)
2. Matt Elam, SS/FS – Florida; *Junior: 5’10″ 208 (4.54)
3. Jonathan Cyprien, SS – Florida International; Senior: 6’0″ 217 (—)
4. Eric Reid, FS – LSU; *Junior: 6’0″ 213 (4.53)
5. Phillip Thomas, FS/SS – Fresno State; Senior: 6’1″ 208 (4.65)
6. Shamarko Thomas, SS/CB/KR – Syracuse; Senior: 5’9″ 213 (4.42)
7. Shawn Williams, SS – Georgia; Senior: 6’0″ 213 (4.46)
8. DJ Swearinger, FS/CB – South Carolina; Senior: 5’11″ 208 (4.67)
9. Bacarri Rambo, FS – Georgia; Senior: 6’1″ 211 (—)
10. TJ McDonald, FS – USC; Senior: 6’3″ 219 (4.59)
11. JJ Wilcox, SS/CB – Georgia Southern; Senior: 6’0″ 213 (4.57)
12. Tony Jefferson, FS – Oklahoma; *Junior: 5’11″ 213 (4.75)
13. Duke Williams, SS/FS/CB – Nevada; Senior: 5’11″ 200 (—)
14. Josh Evans, FS – Florida; Senior: 6’1″ 207 (4.58)
15. Robert Lester, SS – Alabama; Senior: 6’1″ 220 (4.66)
16. Earl Wolff, SS – NC State; Senior: 5’11″ 209 (4.44)
17. Micah Hyde, FS/CB – Iowa; Senior: 6’0″ 197 (4.56)
18. Rontez Miles, FS – California (PA); Senior: 6’0″ 203 (4.62)
19. Cody Davis, SS – Texas Tech; Senior: 6’2″ 205
20. Zeke Motta, FS – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’2″ 213 (4.83)
21. Keelan Johnson, SS/FS – Arizona State; Senior: 6’0″ 209 (4.54)
22. Daimion Stafford, FS/SS – Nebraska; Senior: 6’0″ 221 (4.69)
23. Ray Ray Armstrong, SS – Faulkner College; Senior: 6’4″ 215
24. Jakar Hamilton, FS – South Carolina State; Senior: 5’11″ 198
25. Cooper Taylor, SS – Richmond; Senior: 6’4″ 228
26. Bradley McDougald, FS/SS – Kansas; Senior: 6’0″ 215 (4.74)
27. Ben Ericksen, FS – Illinois State; Senior: 6’1″ 195
28. Rashard Hall, FS – Clemson; Senior: 6’1″ 212
29. John Boyett, FS – Oregon; Senior: 5’10″ 204 (—)
30. Jawanza Starling, SS – USC; Senior: 6’1″ 202 (4.64)
31. Brandan Bishop, FS – NC State; Senior: 6’1″ 205
32. Don Jones, SS/CB – Arkansas State; Senior: 6’0″ 208
33. Duron Harmon, FS/SS – Rutgers; Senior: 6’0″ 198
34. Alonzo Tweedy, SS – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’1″ 195
35. Jahleel Addae, SS/FS/CB – Central Michigan; Senior: 5’10″ 200
36. Jordan Kovacs, SS – Michigan; Senior: 5’11″ 202
37. Dexter McCoil, FS – Tulsa; Senior: 6’3″ 222
38. Jamoris Slaughter, SS – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’0″ 195 (—)
39. Drew Frey, SS – Cincinnati; Senior: 6’2″ 202
40. Martavius Neloms, FS/CB – Kentucky; Senior: 6’1″ 188
41. James Orth, SS/FS – San Jose State; Senior: 6’2″ 208
42. Ray Polk, FS/SS – Colorado; Senior: 6’1″ 215
43. Dominick LeGrande, SS/OLB – Marshall; Senior: 6’2″ 212
44. Kanorris Davis, SS – Troy; Senior: 5’9″ 210
45. Shelton Johnson, FS/SS – Wisconsin; Senior: 6’0″ 196
46. Corey Broomfield, FS/CB – Mississippi State; Senior: 5’10″ 180
47. Daren Bates, SS/OLB – Auburn; Senior: 5’11″ 210
48. CJ Jones, FS – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’0″ 192
49. Jonathan Meeks, SS – Clemson; Senior: 6’0″ 210
50. Vaughn Telemaque, FS – Miami (FL); Senior: 6’1″ 202
51. Jeff Heath, FS/CB – Saginaw Valley State; Senior: 6’1″ 208
52. Brendan Melanophy, SS/ST – Fordham; Senior: 6’1″ 210
53. Jarred Holley, FS – Pittsburgh; Senior: 5’9″ 190
54. Brynden Trawick, SS – Troy; Senior: 6’2″ 220
55. BJ Scott, FS – South Alabama; Senior: 5’10″ 210
56. DJ Johnson, FS – Texas Tech; Senior: 6’0″ 190
57. Markell Rice, SS – American International; Senior: 5’11″ 205
58. Darren Thellen, FS – U Mass; Senior: 6’2″ 208
59. Steven Terrell, SS/FS – Texas A&M; Senior: 5’11″ 195
60. Walt Canty, FS – Duke; Senior: 6’0″ 218
61. Dalton Hilliard, SS – UCLA; Senior: 5’11″ 195
62. Otha Foster, FS – West Alabama; Senior: 6’0″ 205
63. Chad Boyd, FS – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 5’10″ 200
64. JuJuan Harley, SS – Middle Tennessee State; *Junior: 6’1″ 212
65. Malcolm Bronson, FS – McNeese State; Senior: 5’11″ 192
66. Ryan McWethy, SS – Wisconsin-Platteville; Senior: 6’2″ 225
67. Kemal Ishmael, SS/FS – Central Florida; Senior: 5’11″ 212
68. Freddy Young, FS – New Mexico; Senior: 6’1″ 210
69. Nick Driskill, SS – Mount Union; Senior: 5’9″ 198
70. Rod Woodson, FS/SS – North Alabama; Senior: 5’11″ 212
71. Luke Ruff, SS – Wyoming; Senior: 5’11″ 200
72. Kejuan Riley, SS/FS – Alabama State; Senior: 6’0″ 205
73. Jordan Dangerfield, FS – Towson; Senior: 5’11″ 198
74. Jamaal White, SS – Northwestern State (LA); Senior: 5’11″ 195
75. Javon Harris, SS – Oklahoma; Senior: 5’11″ 208
76. Chance Casey-Thomas, FS – Baylor – Senior: 5’11″ 182
77. Darnell Taylor, SS – Sam Houston State; Senior: 5’11″ 195
78. Andre Kates, FS/SS – Virginia Union; Senior: 5’9″ 202
79. Drew McAllister, FS – USC; Senior: 6’1″ 195
80. Josh Hill, SS – California; Senior: 5’10″ 202
81. Cannon Smith, SS/FS/CB – Memphis; Senior: 5’11″ 195
82. Luke Anderson, FS – Wyoming; Senior: 5’10″ 185
83. Jim Noel, FS/SS – Boston College; Senior: 6’3″ 205
84. Steven Campbell, FS – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’0″ 210
85. Kenronte Walker, SS – Missouri; Senior: 6’0″ 208
86. Ross Rasner, FS – Arkansas; Senior: 6’0″ 208
87. Jermaine Robinson, SS – Toledo; Senior: 6’2″ 205
88. Shakiel Smith, FS – Tulane; Senior: 6’0″ 202
89. Durrell Givens, SS – Iowa State; Senior: 5’11″ 210
90. Eric Franklin, FS/SS – Maryland; Senior: 6’2″ 215
91. Ryan McMahon, SS – Sacramento State; Senior: 5’11″ 200
92. Nolan Brewster, FS – Texas; Senior: 6’1″ 205
93. Jamel Johnson, SS – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 6’1″ 200
94. Mark Singer, FS/SS – Toledo; Senior: 6’0″ 200
95. Gary Walker, FS – Idaho; Senior: 6’0″ 202
96. Preston Hadley, SS/FS/CB – BYU; Senior: 5’11″ 198
97. Justin Glenn, FS – Washington; Senior: 5’10″ 210
98. Andrew Taglianetti, SS/FS – Pittsburgh; Senior: 5’10″ 188
99. Ashante Williams. SS – Illinois; Senior: 5’11″ 205
100. Dan McCarthy, FS – Note Dame; Senior: 6’2″ 205
101. Gerald Moore, FS – Ohio; Senior: 6’1″ 205
102. Brooklyn Fox, SS – Eastern Kentucky; Senior: 6’3″ 215
103. Maurice Jones, FS – Temple; Senior: 5’10″ 195
104. Ricky Tunstall, SS – Delaware; Senior: 5’11″ 195
105. Jarard Milo, FS – Kansas State; Senior: 6’2″ 195
106. Joseph Ibiloye, SS – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’2″ 220
107. Courtney Osborne, FS – Nebraska; Senior: 6’2″ 200
108. Jamar Hornsby, SS – Tuskegee; Senior: 6’2″ 200
109. Marlon Johnson, SS – Nevada; 5’11″ 202
110. Carvin Powell, FS – Old Dominion; Senior: 6’1″ 205
111. Deshawn Grayson, FS – UTEP; Senior: 6’0″ 205
112. PJ Smith, SS – Nebraska; Senior: 6’2″ 210
113. Anthony Watkins, SS – Oregon State; Senior: 6’1″ 218
114. Vaughn Carraway, FS – Temple; Senior: 6’2″ 192
115. McKade Brady, FS – Utah State; Senior: 5’11″ 198
116. Nick Williams, SS – North Alabama; Senior: 6”2″ 220

K/P:
1. Brad Wing, P – LSU; **Sophomore: 6’4″ 185
2. Quinn Sharp, P/K – Oklahoma State; Senior: 6’1″ 205
3. Jeff Locke, P – UCLA; Senior: 6’1″ 215
4. Dustin Hopkins, K – Florida State; Senior: 6’2″ 190
5. Caleb Sturgis, K – Florida; Senior: 5’10″ 185
6. Brett Maher, K – Nebraska; Senior: 6’0″ 185
7. Ryan Allen, P – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 6’2″ 215
8. Zach Brown, K – Portland State; Senior: 6’0″ 205
9. Jackson Rice, P – Oregon; Senior: 6’3″ 218
10. Dan Conroy, K – Michigan State; Senior: 5’10″ 185
11. Tress Way, P – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’1″ 215
12. Dylan Breeding, P – Arkansas; Senior: 6’1″ 210
13. Casey Barth, K – UNC; Senior: 5’11″ 185

2013 NFL Mock Draft – April Edition 1.0

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Well, here you have it – another mock with just 3 weeks to go until the start of the 2013 NFL Draft. These things are pretty unpredictable, but here is my best shot at how things could look if the draft were held today. I didn’t include any ‘projected’ trades because they’re nearly impossible to generate based on speculation, which makes mocking the draft a little general – so I’m concentrating on team needs and projecting an accurate value for where a prospect may be selected. I take an in-depth look at each teams current need, future needs based on contracts/injury/age, team draft history, and best player available scenarios when constructing my mock drafts.

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April 4th, 2013

1st Round:

1. Chiefs (2-14) – Eric Fisher, OT – Central Michigan; Senior: 6’7″ 306
If seems like Brandon Albert is unsure of his future with the team, which leads me to believe that offensive tackle is the likely directions. They’re said to have narrowed 8-10 prospect down to 4 unnamed option here – I think the 4 are E.Fisher, L.Joeckel, S.Lotulelei, and L.Johnson (or maybe its S.Floyd). I just have a feeling that Fisher is emerging as the likely pick ahead of Joeckel because of his athleticism. Obviously, I think Lotulelei is a better fit than Floyd (or even Sylvester Williams) in their 3/4 scheme as a 5-technique end. They don’t have a second round selection (well, unless they get one in a trade for Albert in the coming weeks) so they could benefit from trading down if there is a willing partner.
Needs: RT, 3/4 LILB, 3/4 OLB, LG, 3/4 DE, FS, RB, FB
Depth: 3/4 DE, WR, 3/4 OLB, 3/4 ILB, OT, C, TE

2. Jaguars (2-14) – DeMarcus ‘Dee’ Milliner, CB – Alabama; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
I seem unwilling to change my stance on their need for Milliner over Floyd, Jordan, or any other defensive prospects. They lack quality starting CB’s in this passing league and Milliner has the size, talent, and complete corner skills to make him the pick. I think an offensive tackle is option number two, a defender as option three, followed by a quarterback as option four here for Jacksonville. I think Milliner is a stud and the losses of Cox, Ross, and Mathis this offseason means they must obtain two starting corners via this draft. Bradley Roby, Antone Exum or Aaron Colvin would be their most likely option at a star cornerback next year. Honestly, I look for the Jaguars to be pretty bad again next season given the state of their current roster, so they should have their chance at Teddy Bridgewater, Tajh Boyd, Clint Trickett, or Logan Thomas (a new QB to replace Gabbaert) in the 2014 NFL Draft.
Needs: CBx2, 4/3 LOLB, RT, RB, SS, No.2 WR, 4/3 DT, QB, RG, TE
Depth: 4/3 OLB, S, WR, KR, 4/3 DT, C, 4/3 DE, OG, CB, FB, MLB

3. Raiders (4-12) – Sharrif Floyd, DT/DE – Florida; *Junior: 6’3″ 297
The recent acquisition of Matt Flynn leads me to believe that QB won’t be an option here anymore, but the recent release of Tommy Kelly does make a strong case for Floyd. The loss of Kelly combined with Desmond Bryant, Richard Seymour, and Matt Shaughnessy all departing Oakland this offseason make Floyd and S.Lotulelei the most likely options. I went with Floyd because he is an extremely talented force that is capable of recking havoc in the backfield from an inside position. I also think that Dee Milliner is a strong option, and I would’t completely rule out one of the offensive tackles here either. Dion Jordan is also a candidate, but I think the Raiders will add a defensive line prospects with this pick.
Needs: CBx2, 4/3 LDE, 4/3 DTx2, FS, LT/RT, No.1 WR, LG, TE, P, RB
Depth: Pass-Rushers, 4/3 DT, OG, 4/3 MLB, OT, 4/3 OLB, S, WR, 4/3 DE

4. Eagles (4-12) – Star Lotulelei, DT/NT/DE – Utah; Senior: 6’3″ 311
I know Joeckel makes a lot of sense as insurance for Jason Peter’s, but if Peter’s is healthy then the offensive line should be in fairly good shape aside from adding mid round depth. It’ll be a tough call, and Philly may ultimately think Joeckel is the better pick, but I personally like the Lotulelei fit. They need a 5-technique DE in the 3/4 and a healthy Star (which he seems to be) could be the best overall player in the draft. The Eagles may consider a QB for the future like Geno Smith, I doubt they’d pass on Milliner despite Bradley and Williams being added, and an offensive tackle is very tempting for sheer value – but I just Lotulelei is too good to overlook, and gives them a force they lack up front. Dion Jordan is also an option due to his Oregon/ChipKelly connection, as well as Sharrif Floyd if Star is gone or the injury concern too great.
Needs: 3/4 LDE, LT/RT, CB, 3/4 NT, Offensive-Speed, C
Depth: QB, 3/4 DE, WR, OG, OT, P, 3/4 NT, 3/4 OLB

5. Lions (4-12) – Luke Joeckel, OT – Texas A&M; *Junior 6’6″ 306
I dont know if Joeckel will last this long, but it’d seem like they’d be able to be able to land either him, Fisher, or Johnson with this selection. They lost Gosder Cherilus to Indy (and Jeff Backus retired) this offseason and there are some major question marks on their offensive line so I think that’ll outweigh a defensive prospect. Joeckel and Fisher will be too hard to pass on, especially given that they need to protect Matthews Stafford’s blindside – but they’d probably opt for Dion Jordan or Ziggy Ansah here over Lane Johnson. Don’t get me wrong, with Avril and Vanden Bosch gone the Lions have a major need for pass-rushing help so it’ll be a tough decision, I just think Joeckel is the best option. Dee Milliner could also come into play if he is available, or they may even consider a talent like Chance Warmack despite it being a little early for an interior lineman.
Needs: LT/RT, 4/3 DEx2, CB, No.2 WR, RG, 4/3 SOLB, C, K, KR, P
Depth: OG, 4/3 DE, OT, S, WR, 4/3 OLB, CB, TE, FB

6. Browns (5-11) – Matt Barkley, QB – USC; Senior: 6’3″ 227
Cleveland is really the wild card in the Top 10. In my last mock I have them taking WVU’s Tavon Austin and now I have them using the pick on Matt Barkley (against my better judgement, I think he is better suited as a 3rd/4th round guy – but I’m trying to be accurate). It’s likely Barkley will end up being a 1st round selection, but this may be a little too high – although it could make sense given that Cleveland doesn’t seem to be completely happy with Brandon Weeden, and have been interested in Ryan Mallet among other QB’s this offseason. They’ve addressed some defensive needs in free-agency, but still could consider Dee Milliner or Sharrif Floyd should one be available here. Both WVU’s Geno Smith and Tavon Austin remain options as well, but I could easily see them trading down.
Needs: LDE, FS, No.2 CB, LG, KR, K, QB, 3/4 NT
Depth: WR, RB, CB, OT, TE, 3/4 OLB, 3/4 DE, OG/C, SS, MLB

7. Arizona (5-11) – Lane Johnson, OT – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’6″ 303
There probably isn’t a better option than an offensive tackle for Arizona here. Levi Brown will likely move to RT or an offensive guard position with such a move, but Johnson would be a great addition to an already thin offensive line group. Kenny Vaccaro, Alec Ogletree, Jarvis Jones would be the other prospects who make sense, but they’d likely benefit from trading down should Johnson, Joeckel, or Fisher all be gone. Carson Palmer was added via trade to take over as QB so I think we can rule out as Quarterback early in this draft now.
Needs: LT, SS, 4/3 OLB, OG, Speed-WR, C, 4/3 DT
Depth: OT, FS, WR, 4/3 DE, TE, CB, RB, QB, MLB

8. Bills (6-10) – Chance Warmack, OG – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 317
They lost Andy Levitre this offseason so they need to replace him and need to sure up an offensive line that’ll be playing in front of a question mark at QB. Even thought he warrants a Top 10 pick some will suggest he may not be selected in the Top 10, or maybe even that Jonathan Cooper will be selected before him but I don’t see a better option for Buffalo. They could also opt to add a weapon for the QB like Cordarrelle Patterson in which case they’ll be better suited trading down. They could also consider a defender like Kenny Vaccaro, Jarvis Jones, or Alec Ogltree here – but Warmack is likely the only All-Pro player in this entire class and entirely too talented to consider passing on to reach for someone else.
Needs: LG, No.2 WR, RT, SS, Big-WR, 4/3 DE, 4/3 OLB, TE, P
Depth: QB, 4/3 MLB, WR, CB, OT, OG, 4/3 DT, RB, S, FB

9. Jets (6-10) – Barkevious ‘Keke’ Mingo, DE/OLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’4″ 241
I went with Mingo over Ansah because of his fit in the 3/4 OLB spot. The Jets have plenty of needs so this could come down to any number of players, but I think Mingo or Dion Jordan are the most likely options given their scheme fit as outside edge-rushers. Mingo is extremely raw, but like Ansah has the ability to become the best pass-rusher in the group. I’d personally prefer Chance Warmack, Kenny Vaccaro, or an offensive tackle prospect (a more proven/ready player) over someone with “potential” but I think the Jets’ need for pass-rush help is too great to pass on that potential.
Needs: 3/4 OLBx2, RT, OGx2, No.1 RB, FS, SS, TE, No.1 WR, 3/4 LILB, 3/4 NT
Depth: CB, Pass-Rushers, QB, OT, S, OG 3/4 DE, WR, K, FB

10. Titans (6-10) – Ezekiel ‘Ziggy’ Ansah, DE – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 271
Ansah is raw, and Tennessee isn’t in dire need of a defensive end prospect, but you can always use pass-rushing help. He could end up being the best defensive prospect in the class, so aside from trading down I don’t see better value under this scenario despite having Wimbley and Morgan slated as their current starters. They’ll have some options here, but Chance Warmack would be the likely option if available, yes – even with the addition of Andy Levitre this offseason. Jonathan Cooper will be mentioned as well, but anyone other than Ansah or Warmack would seem like a reach, including: Tyler Eifert, Desmond Trufant, Xavier Rhodes, or Bjoern Werner. Maybe Lane Johnson emerges as an option if he ends up falling as well.
Needs: RG, CB, 4/3 DE, RT, WR, TE, 4/3 DT, C, FB
Depth: OG, S, 4/3 OLB, OT, 4/3 MLB, C, RB

11. Chargers (7-9) – DJ Fluker, OT/OG – Alabama; *Junior: 6’5″ 339
They’ll be desperate for offensive line help with this pick, especially with the departure of Louis Vasquez in free-agency and the recent release of starting LT Jared Gaither. It’d seem to be a little early for Fluker, but it’s not too far off – he is an extremely talented player. They may try to move up for one of the “other” offensive tackles, but I don’t know if they have enough fire power with all of the other needs they have. Chance Warmack, Jonathan Cooper could be a viable option here as well – maybe even Menelik Watson.
Needs: LT, SS, LG, 3/4 DE, CB, C, 3/4 NT, 3/4 ILB, Durable-RB, QB
Depth: OT, OG, Pass-Rushers, 3/4 ILB, S, 3/4 OLB, TE, WR

12. Dolphins (7-9) – Sylvester Williams, DT/DE – UNC; Senior: 6’3″ 313
The Dolphins retained Randy Starks with the franchise tag, but still need an option beside him or as a future replace should they not be able to re-sign him long term (plus Paul Soliai is a free-agent in 2014 as well). Williams is a guy that seems to be higher on boards than we’re seeing evidence of. Also, Miami still hasn’t yet replaced Jake Long so maybe they use one of their 11 picks to move up for Joeckel, Fisher, or Johnson. They could also stand-pat and go with Fluker or Watson, but they’ll need to add another offensive tackle despite which side they put Jonathan Martin on.
Needs: LT/RT, No.1 RB, 4/3 RDT, OG, 4/3 DE, CB, FS, TE
Depth: Pass-Rushers, S, 4/3 DT, MLB, CB, WR, OT, OG, KR

13. Tampa Bay (7-9) – Dion Jordan, DE/OLB – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 248
They’ll be counting on Da’Quan Bowers more this upcoming season, but they could still stand to add pass-rushing help. I think Jarvis Jones could be tempting here too, but defensive end is almost a must early on in the draft with the loss of Michael Bennett this offseason. They could also consider at DT or CB prospect – or maybe they’ll end up sending this selection to the Jets for Darrelle Revis, but it’s safe to say they need to add defenders in a division with Cam, Drew, and Matt.
Needs: 4/3 DE, 4/3 OLB, CBx2, 4/3 RDT, LT/RT, QB, TE, KR
Depth: WR, OT, 4/3 DT, 4/3 DE, 4/3 MLB, DB, OG, RB, 4/3 OLB

14. Carolina (7-9) – Tavon Austin, WR/RB/KR – WVU; Senior: 5’9″ 174
Austin offers versatility and a hard-to-defend dynamic with his skill set. He offers a nice target from the slot, out of the backfield, and in the return game – he is essentially a game changer. It’s likely that Carolina could prefer a bigger target like Cordarrelle Patterson or one of the premiere defenders over Austin, but it’s hard to deny the effective he’ll have on an opposing defense. He could go as high as No.6 overall, but certainly should’t make it past pick No.23.
Needs: No.1 WR, 4/3 DTx2, CB, FS, RT, RG, TE, Big-WR
Depth: 4/3 OLB, OG, WR, 4/3 DE, 4/3 MLB, 4/3 DT, DB

15. Saints (7-9) – Menelik Watson, OT – Florida State; *Junior: 6’5″ 310
They lost Jermon Bushrod to Chicago and have a big need at tackle. Watson is an intriguing prospect, but could develop into a stellar left tackle with his athleticism and ability. They had some bigger needs defensively entering free-agency, but with the additions of Keenan Lewis and Victor Butler, and the return of some of their own – they’ve given themselves some options with this selection. It could be a bit early for Watson, but they don’t have a second round selection and they need to sure up the spot to protect Drew Brees.
Needs: LT/RT, 3/4 NT, SS, 3/4 RDE, No.2 WR, 3/4 OLB, QB
Depth: Pass-Rushers, OT, S, WR, CB, C, ILB, KR, 3/4 NT, TE

16. Rams (7-8-1) – Jonathan Cooper, OG/C – UNC; Senior: 6’2″ 311
Tavon Austin may end up being tempting should he be available, but they need a LG pretty badly. They’ve improved the offensive line with the signing of Jake Long and landing the talented Cooper here will continue that trend. Their line has been an issue, and the health of Sam Bradford may be one too if they don’t sure up the Guard position here. I know they have other major needs and prospects like Cordarrelle Patterson, Kenny Vaccaro, Jarvis Jones, and Matt Elam also make sense, but protecting the QB has to take priority.
Needs: No.1 WR, FS, 4/3 OLBx2, LG, No.1 RB, SS, C, RT, P
Depth: OT, 4/3 DT, 4/3 OLB, CB, WR, OG, QB, S, KR, FB

17. Steelers (8-8) – Geno Smith, QB – WVU; Senior: 6’2″ 218
It’s a shock, but it doesn’t necessarily mean that the Big Ben era is over either. Roethlisberger is often injured and the 31 year old isn’t going to last forever. They need a capable backup (sorry Bruce Gradkowski) and a future option so Smith offers some value here, especially considering that Jarvis Jones, Tyler Eifert, or Jesse Williams are the next best options. Its also worth noting that with Pittsburgh’s salary cap situation, the $17+ Million Rooethlisberger is owed in the final two years of his deal (2014 and 2015) could potentially become an issue as well. Smith may need time to develop and sitting behind Big Ben could could enhance his development.
Needs: TE, 3/4 ROLB, No.1 RB, 3/4 NT, No.1 WR, LG, 3/4 ILB, SS
Depth: OT, CB, S, 3/4 OLB, 3/4 DE, WR, C, QB, OG, KR

18. Dallas (8-8) – Kenny Vaccaro, FS/SS – Texas; Senior: 6’0″ 214
Gerald Sensabaugh was released and it seems as if though Dallas has lacked a stud at the safety position since they lost Roy Williams in 2008. Vaccaro would be a great addition, but it’s likely Vaccaro is gone – in which case Dallas could be in position to move down. It’d seem that Vaccaro, Austin, or Cooper make the most sense, but they may also be in position to make a surprise selection, especially if they don’t think a long term deal with Anthony Spencer can happen. Bjoern Werner? Margus Hunt?
Needs: FS, Slot-WR, RT, RB, OG, 4/3 DT, 4/3 OLB, TE
Depth: LB, 4/3 DE, CB, QB, OT/OG, C, S, WR

19. Giants (9-7) – Jonathan Cyprien, SS – Florida International; Senior: 6’0″ 217
Stevie Brown is back for one more year, but I think the loss of Phillips is a key issue – plus, 30 year old Antrel Rolle is on the hook at $9.25M over thew next two years (can you say salary cap casualty next season). Maybe Eifert or Werner make sense here too, but I think the rising Cyprien or Elam make the most sense to sure up the secondary in the pass heavy NFL these days.
Needs: RT, 4/3 WOLB, 4/3 MLB, C, TE, 4/3 DT, LG, RB
Depth: S, WR, 4/3 DE, CB, OT, 4/3 OLB, OG, QB

20. Bears (10-6) – Alec Ogletree, MLB/OLB – Georgia; *Junior 6’2″ 242
They’ve added DJ Williams and James Anderson, but at this point Ogletree still offers a lot of value and those guys aren’t long term answers. I could see Ogletree going as high as No.7, but questions marks surrounding him could cause him to drop a bit – although he is a very talents player who I like a lot. Chicago has sured up a few area’s of need via free-agency so they could be in a position to take the best available or trade down. I also could see a WR like Patterson (maybe even a surprise wideout like Quinton Patton); a CB like Rhodes, Taylor, and Trufant; or players like Jarvis Jones, DJ Fluker, and Arthur Brown also being considered.
Needs: RT, MLB, 4/3 SOLB, C, FS, Deep Threat-WR, CB, OG, 4/3 DT
Depth: 4/3 OLB, OG, WR, 4/3 DE, TE, OT, DB, RB

21. Bengals (10-7) – Matt Elam, SS/FS – Florida; *Junior: 5’10″ 208
The Bengals, a playoff team in 2012, have been able to retain most of their free-agents, but they’ve yet to fill the RT void (or make a decision to bring Andre Smith back) so that’ll be their main focus should a prospect like Fluke or Watson be available. Nonetheless, Elam is an upgrade over Taylor Mays at SS and a player who can make plays. In fact, I think Elam is better than Cyprien despite me having Cyprien going ahead of him. Cinncinati could also consider a MLB prospect here like Brown or Te’o despite the fact they brought Maualuga back.
Needs: RT, SS, No.2 WR, C, RB, 4/3 OLB, KR
Depth: MLB, OT, QB, OLB, DB, 4/3 DE, OG, CB, 4/3 DT, TE

22. Rams (Redskins 10-7) – Cordarrelle Patterson, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’2″ 216
Its almost certain the Rams take a wideout with one of their first 3 picks in the Top 46 selections, and it’ll be hard to pass on either Tavon Austin or Cordarrelle Patterson in Round 1. The Rams are pretty depleted at WR with Brandon Gibson and Danny Amendola both leaving this offseason so they’ll be looking for a new No.1 target and Patterson has that kind of ability. A guy like Jarvis Jones could be tempting, as would one of the top safety prospects, but with them addressing the LG spot with Cooper at No.16 there doesn’t seem to be a better option than the talent wideout here.
Needs: No.1 WR, FS, 4/3 OLBx2, LG, No.1 RB, SS, C, RT, P
Depth: OT, 4/3 DT, 4/3 OLB, CB, WR, OG, QB, S, KR, FB

23. Vikings (10-7) – Sheldon Richardson, DT/DE – Missouri; *Junior: 6’3″ 294
Richardson is often mocked higher than this, and I think he is a Top 15 talent so while Kevin Williams (he will be 33 this season), Christian Ballard, and Letroy Guion are viable options Richardson offers a lot of value. He’d likely be used in a rotation and could possibly contribute from the end position at times. I think either Ogletree or Patterson would be their preferred options here, but they’ll likely also consider Arthur Brown, Manti’ Te’o, or Jonathan Cyprien here. I think they need to concentrate on the defensive side of the ball to ensure that their defense is good enough to get them back into the playoffs.
Needs: MLB, No.2 WR, 4/3 DT, LG, SS, Big-WR, RB, 4/3 DE, KR
Depth: OG, 4/3 OLB, CB, WR, S, OT, FB, C

24. Colts (11-6) – Jarvis Jones, OLB/DE – Georgia; *Junior: 6’2″ 245
Jones is a Top 10 prospects, but a poor pro day showing (40-time) and possible injury concerns are likely to cause him to fall. I personally think he is going to go higher, in the No.8 to No.17 range – but it’d be a great addition for Indy. The Colts have been active this offseason, making some nice additions to fill important needs and Jones would be just another contribution to their effort to improve the team. They’re likely to be in position to take the best available player, and I’d consider prospects like Margus Hunt, Keenan Allen, and Jonathan Hankins as well. Heyward-Bey was a nice addition for Indianapolis, but a WR shouldn’t be completely out of the question.
Needs: 3/4 ROLB, No.2 WR, 3/4 NT, RG, 3/4 DE, C, 3/4 ILB
Depth: WR, 3/4 OLB, RB, OG, 3/4 DE, S, OT, CB, KR

25. Vikings (Seattle 12-6) – Manti Te’o, MLB – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’1″ 241
Te’o may work his way into Round 1 and despite me mocking him here – I think he is better suited as a second round prospect. I went with Te’o over Brown because I like Te’o in the 4/3 MLB spot better than I do Brown and since Minnesota lost Jasper Brinkley they’ll need a new guy in the middle. They could also consider a guy like Keenan Allen or Justin Pugh here as well – or maybe they’ll be in position to move down with a team looking to get back into Round 1 like they did last year to get Harrison Smith. It could be argued that Arthur Brown would be a better fit, as well as Kevin Minter, over Te’o and honestly it’d be a reasonable argument so I think they all need to be considered here. Also, don’t rule out any of the WR prospects here, even though they added Greg Jennings they still lack good options.
Needs: MLB, No.2 WR, 4/3 DT, LG, SS, Big-WR, RB, 4/3 DE, KR
Depth: OG, 4/3 OLB, CB, WR, S, OT, FB, C

26. Packers (12-6) – Tyler Eifert, TE – Notre Dame; *Junior: 6’6″ 250
I’d be shocked if Eifert lasted this long, but it’s undoubtably a nice addition for the Packers with Finley’s contract status up in the air – even if he plays out the final year of the contract they’ll need another viable option for 2014. Eifert is a big target who goes up and grabs the ball, and would fit in nicely with Green Bay’s style of play. I think they’ll consider Jonathan Hankins, Justin Pugh, Barrett Jones, Kyle Long, and Eddie Lacy as well. Zach Ertz could be an option if Eifert is gone.
Needs: LT/RT, RB, 3/4 NT, 3/4 OLB, WR, TE, FS/SS, ILB
Depth: OG, CB, C, S, 3/4 DE, WR, Pass-Rusher, QB, FB

27. Texans (13-5) – Jesse Williams, DT/NT/DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’3″ 323
They still need to add a NT to their 3/4 and it just so happens a nice versatile prospect like Williams falls to them. Sure, Hankins or Jenkins are more of the bigger-bodied nose, but Williams is just as much a force on the inside and can even double as depth as a 5-technique DE at times for them. They also could covet a pass-catcher like Quinton Patton, Zach Ertz, Nuk Hopkins, or Keenan Allen. Manti Te’o may get consideration too, as well as potential RT prospect Kyle Long.
Needs: 3/4 NT, RT, No.2 WR, TE, ILB, Pass-Rushers, LG, CB, FS, P
Depth: WR, 3/4 OLB, S, RB, 3/4 DE, OT, OG/C, ILB, KR

28. Denver (13-4) – Bjoern Werner, DE – Florida State; *Junior: 6’3″ 266
This would be a tremendous addition at this point for Denver. Werner could be gone by now, but I see him in the ladder half of Round 1 despite the fact he very well may turn out to be the best defensive player in the class. The whole Dumervil “paperwork blunder” has created a void at DE that they should be able to address with this selection if they don’t via free-agency. I think If Werner is gone then prospects like Tank Carradine, Margus Hunt, Datone Jones, and Damontre Moore (Von Miller’s former teammate) all make sense as well. Jamie Collins could be a potential sleeper depending on which position they view him playing. I’d expect the Broncos to pick the best available defender with this selection.
Needs: 4/3 DEx2, 4/3 OLB, RB, MLB, FS, FB
Depth: S, 4/3 DT, CB, OG, WR, LB, 4/3 DE, C, OT, QB

29. Patriots (13-5) – Justin Pugh, OG/OT/C – Syracuse; *Junior: 6’4″ 307
I think Xavier Rhodes or Desmond Trufant make more sense, but it’s New England so it’s hard to imagine what they’ll actually do. I think Pugh fits as a potential RG, or someone to add depth and versatility to the offensive line. I know WR is an issue, but it’s typically unlikely the Patriots to value one with such a high selection – I think you’d still have to consider Keenan Allen, Nuk Hopkins, or Quinton Patton here anyhow. They’ll surely consider moving down and acquiring more future picks if that becomes an option, or they can add the best player on their board.
Needs: CB, No.2 WR, 4/3 DT, RG, Big-WR, SS, 4/3 LDE, C
Depth: OG, OT, 4/3 OLB, WR, 4/3 DE, CB, 4/3 MLB, S, QB, FB

30. Falcons (14-4) – Cornellius ‘Tank’ Carradine, DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 276 (XXX)
They added Osi Umenyiora and Steven Jackson, and retained Tony Gonzalez, Sam Baker, and William Moore so a lot of their needs were addressed during free-agency. They do have a need at RG with Peter Konz moving to C to replace Todd McClure so they could consider a prospect to fill the void – maybe Barrett Jones. With that said, Carradine is a specimen who would have (and maybe still can be) and Top 10 selection if it hadn’t been for a November ACL injury. He’ll do drills days before the draft and that’ll be the determining factor on Carradine’s value, but Atlanta certainly can afford to take him and let him heal. I’d also strongly consider a CB like Demond Trufant, Xavier Rhodes, or Jamar Taylor here as well – and because Gonzalez won’t play forever a TE like Eifert or Ertz. On another note, the whole RT Tyson Clabo release leaves me puzzled – I guess they need a new RT now too.
Needs: RG, CB, RT, TE, 4/3 DE, 4/3 OLB, Slot-WR, MLB
Depth: 4/3 DT, C, RB, OG, S, QB, OT, KR

31. 49ers (13-5-1) – Zach Ertz, TE – Stanford; *Junior: 6’5″ 249
Harbaugh was at Stanford and came to SanFran, so it only makes sense he’d bring a Cardinal TE to the Niners – especially with their need for a backup TE with the loss of Delanie Walker. The 49ers have 13 picks after losing one in the Colt McCoy deal so they’ll have a lot of flexibility to make moves, draft the best available over need, and reach for players they covet. Nnamdi Asomugha is now on board for the 49ers and they seem to have a solid team returning from their Super Bowl campaign in 2012 so its really hard to find glaring needs – which makes a pick like Ertz even more appealing at this point. I’d suspect that anyone is in play for San Francisco.
Needs: FS, 3/4 NT, TE, C, WR, 3/4 DE, RG
Depth: 3/4 OLB, CB, OG, S, 3/4 ILB, 3/4 NT, OT, KR

32. Ravens (14-6) – Arthur Brown, MLB/OLB – Kansas State; Senior: 6’0″ 241
I think that Brown will fit nicely with Baltimore as an ILB on their 3/4 scheme – possibly as a potential Ray Lewis like leader. I think Brown is better than Te’o even though I have Te’o going a few picks ahead of him – in fact, Brown might not last this long. They have some holes to fill, but the Ravens may not be in as bad of shape as everyone thinks considering the players they’ve lost this offseason. They certainly have 3-4 position that need addressed with high importance, but the additions of Elvis Dumervil and Michael Huff are a start to the new look Ravens. If it’s not Brown then Manti Te’o, Kevin Minter, Keenan Allen, Shamarko Thomas or Barrett Jones would be options – as well as players like (if they fall this far): Alec Ogletree, Jonathan Cyprien, Matt Elam, Justin Pugh, and Menelik Watson.
Needs: ILBx2, LT, No.2 WR, C, SS, Slot-WR, 3/4 OLB
Depth: 3/4 DE, 3/4 NT, CB, S, OG, QB

2nd Round:
33. Jaguars – Jamar Taylor, CB – Boise State; Senior: 5’11″ 192
They need more CB’s. Taylor could emerge as CB No.2 off the board.

34. 49ers (Chiefs) – Johnathan Hankins, NT/DT – Ohio State; *Junior: 6’3″ 320
First Round talent, that offers value and need.

35. Eagles – EJ Manuel, QB – Florida State; Senior: 6’5″ 237
Someone will probably trade back into Round 1 for him. I like the fit with Philly.

36. Lions – Jamie Collins, OLB/DE – Southern Mississippi; Senior: 6’3″ 250
Underrated pass rusher, will probably be used as a DE in Detroit.

37. Bengals (Raiders) – Kevin Minter, MLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’0″ 246
Maualuga is back, but they need another option.

38. Arizona – DeAndre ‘Nuk’ Hopkins, WR – Clemson; *Junior: 6’1″ 214
He should end up in the late 1st round. Arizona has other needs, but I like this to spread the field.

***Browns – FORFEIT (Supplemental Draft – WR Josh Gordon)

39. Jets – Shamarko Thomas, SS/CB/KR – Syracuse; Senior: 5’9″ 213
Cuse’ player No.2 off-the-board and no Nassib yet. Sleeper with a lot of upside, fills huge need.

40. Titans – Desmond Trufant, CB/KR – Washington; Senior: 6’0″ 190
Could end up in Round 1, but offers a lot of value and depth.

41. Bills – Ryan Nassib, QB – Syracuse; Senior: 6’2″ 227
Kolb, Jackson…but, they need another option. Nassib is familiar and could be starter come Week 1.

42. Dolphins – Kyle Long, OT/OG – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 313
Howie Long’ son. Versatile guy that’ll be a solid RT.

43. Tampa Bay – Kawann Short, DT – Purdue; Senior: 6’3″ 299
Miller is gone and Landri isn’t enough – they need defensive lineman.

44. Carolina – Xavier Rhodes, CB/FS – Florida State; *Junior: 6’2″ 210
Munnerlyn is only on a one year deal and they need to improve the entire secondary, good value here.

***Saints – FORFEIT (Bounty Penalty)

45. Chargers – Mike Glennon, QB – NC State; Senior: 6’7″ 225
They need a backup, and the new regime may have Rivers on a short leash. Glennon has a big arm.

46. Rams – Khaseem Greene, OLB – Rutgers; Senior: 6’1″ 241
He could sneak his way in Round 1, but they need linebacker help.

47. Dallas – Margus Hunt, DE/DT – SMU; Senior: 6’8″ 277
Could be a steal. A lot of upside, but he is 26 years old – that could cause him to slide.

48. Steelers – Johnathan Jenkins, NT/DT – Georgia; Senior: 6’4″ 359
Monster is the middle, good value as Casey Hampton’s replacement.

49. Giants – Damontre Moore, DE/OLB – Texas A&M; *Junior: 6’5″ 250
Once considered a Top 10 guy, he has slide a bit but finds a good home. Osi’s replacement.

50. Bears – Eric Reid, FS – LSU; *Junior: 6’0″ 213
Reid is talented, but their are some flaws in his game. He fits well in Chicago though.

51. Redskins – Larry Warford, OG – Kentucky; Senior: 6’3″ 332
Protect RGIII. Protect, Protect, Protect. Warford is a good one.
Needs: FS, CB, 3/4 ILB, RG, KR, WR, 3/4 OLB, TE, RT
Depth: C/OG, 3/4 ILB, DB, 3/4 DE, 3/4 NT

52. Vikings – Keenan Allen, WR – California; *Junior: 6’2″ 206
Despite Jennings they still need a reliable No.2. Allen could fall a bit lower than expected.

53. Bengals – Barrett Jones, C/OG/OT – Alabama; Senior: 6’4″ 306
Can contribute all along the line, they’d view him as a C who offers versatility.

54. Dolphins (Colts) – Eddie Lacy, RB – Alabama; *Junior: 5’11″ 231
Lamar Miller has promise, but Lacy possesses a nice combo of power and burst.

55. Packers – Montee Ball, RB – Wisconsin; Senior: 5’11″ 214
Might not be the next best back, but – Reliable, Durable, and use to the weather.

56. Seattle – Sio Moore, OLB – U Conn; Senior: 6’1″ 245
They have a solid team, but need a weak-side backer. Moore fits in my opinion.
Needs: RT, 4/3 WOLB, TE, 4/3 DT, KR, CB, K, QB
Depth: WR, S, 4/3 OLB, 4/3 MLB, 4/3 DE, RB, OG

57. Texans – Quinton Patton, WR – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 6’0″ 204
Patton could go higher – he’s a productive guy, and I like the fit here. Johnson is 32 years old.

58. Denver – Datone Jones, DE/DT – UCLA; Senior: 6’4″ 283
I’d be shocked if he fell this far, but Denver will continue to scoop up pass-rush help.

59. Patriots – Blidi Wreh-Wilson, CB – U Conn; Senior: 6’1″ 195
Wideout could be an option, but Talib is only back for one-more year so I like a CB here.

60. Falcons – Johnthan Banks, CB/FS – Mississippi State; Senior 6’2″ 185
Banks has fallen lately, but should be a top 62 selection. Robinson and Grimes are gone.

61. 49ers – Alex Okafor, DE/OLB – Texas; Senior: 6’5″ 264
Depth at the OLB spot is important, and Okafor is the best one available.

62. Ravens – Terrence Williams, WR – Baylor; Senior: 6’2″ 208
They need a possession-type guy and he could be the new Anquan Boldin.

3rd Round:
63. Chiefs – Phillip Thomas, FS/SS – Fresno State; Senior: 6’1″ 208
64. Jaguars – Dallas Thomas, OT/OG – Tennessee; 6’5″ 306
65. Lions – Robert Alford, CB – SE Louisiana; Senior: 5’10″ 185
66. Raiders – Vance McDonald, TE – Rice; Senior: 6’4″ 267
67. Eagles – Terron Armstead, OT/OG – Arkansas-Pine Bluff; Senior: 6’5″ 306
68. Browns – David Amerson, CB/S – NC State; *Junior: 6’1″ 205
69. Arizona – Shawn Williams, SS – Georgia; Senior: 6’0″ 213
70. Titans – Brian Winters, OG/OT – Kent State; Senior: 6’4″ 320
71. Bills – Justin Hunter, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’4″ 196
72. Jets – Johnathan Franklin, RB – UCLA; Senior: 5’10″ 205
73. Tampa Bay – Tyler Wilson, QB – Arkansas; Senior: 6’2″ 215
74. 49ers (Carolina) – Travis Frederick, C/OG – Wisconsin; *Junior: 6’4″ 312
75. Saints – Brandon Williams, NT/DT – Missouri Southern St; Senior: 6’1″ 335
76. Chargers – Alvin Bailey, OG – Arkansas; *Junior: 6’3″ 312
77. Dolphins – Sam Montgomery, DE/OLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’3″ 262
78. Rams – Le’Veon Bell, RB – Michigan State; *Junior: 6’1″ 230
79. Steelers – Gavin Escobar, TE – San Diego State; *Junior: 6’6″ 254
80. Dallas – Robert Woods, WR – USC; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
81. Giants – Jordan Mills, OT – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 6’5″ 316
82. Dolphins (Bears) – Darius Slay, CB – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’0″ 192
83. Vikings – John Simon, OLB/DE – Ohio State; Senior: 6’1″ 257
84. Bengals – Christine Michael, RB – Texas A&M; Senior: 5’10″ 220
85. Redskins – Bacarri Rambo, FS – Georgia; Senior: 6’1″ 211
86. Colts – Ryan Swope WR – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’0″ 205
87. Seattle – Logan Ryan, CB – Rutgers; *Junior: 5’11″ 191
88. Packers – Corey Lemonier, OLB/DE – Auburn; *Junior: 6’3″ 255
89. Texans – Oday Aboushi, OT – Virginia; Senior: 6’5″ 308
90. Denver – Zaviar Gooden, OLB – Missouri; Senior: 6’1″ 234
91. Patriots – Aaron Dobson, WR – Marshall; Senior: 6’3″ 210
92. Falcons – Jordan Reed, TE – Florida; *Junior: 6’3″ 236
93. 49ers – Trevardo Williams, OLB/DE – U Conn; Senior: 6’1″ 241
94. Ravens – David Quessenberry, OT/OG/C – San Jose State; Senior: 6’5″ 302
C95. Texans – Travis Kelce, TE – Cincinnati; Senior: 6’5″ 255
C96. Chiefs – Kiko Alonso, MLB/OLB – Oregon; Senior: 6’3″ 238
C97. Titans – DJ Swearinger, FS/CB – South Carolina; Senior: 5’11″ 208

4th Round:
98. Jaguars – Tyler Bray, QB – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’6″ 232
99. Chiefs – William Gholston, DE/DT – Michigan State; *Junior 6’6″ 281
100. Raiders – Jordan Poyer, CB/KR – Oregon State; Senior: 6’0″ 191
101. Eagles – Andre Ellington, RB – Clemson; Senior: 5’9″ 199
102. Vikings (Lions) – Giovani Bernard, RB/PR – UNC; **Sophomore: 5’8″ 202
103. Arizona – Brian Schwenke, C – California; Senior: 6’3″ 314
104. Browns – Akeem Spence, DT/DE – Illinois; *Junior: 6’1″ 307
105. Bills – Chase Thomas, OLB – Stanford; Senior: 6’3″ 244
106. Jets – Markus Wheaton, WR – Oregon State; Senior: 5’11″ 189
107. Titans – Sean Porter, OLB – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’1″ 229
108. Carolina – Bennie Logan, DT – LSU; *Junior: 6’2″ 309
108. Saints – Landry Jones, QB – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’4″ 225
110. Chargers – Cornelius Washington, DE/OLB – Georgia; Senior: 6’4″ 265
111. Dolphins – JJ Wilcox, SS/CB – Georgia Southern; Senior: 6’0″ 213
112. Tampa Bay – Joseph Randle, RB – Oklahoma State; *Junior: 6’0″ 204
113. Rams – TJ McDonald, FS – USC; Senior: 6’3″ 219
114. Dallas – Marcus Lattimore, RB – South Carolina; *Junior: 5’11″ 221
115. Steelers – Da’Rick Rodgers, WR – Tennessee Tech; *Junior: 6’2″ 217
116. Giants – Kevin Reddick, MLB/OLB – UNC; Senior: 6’1″ 243
117. Bears – Matt Scott, QB – Arizona; Senior: 6’2″ 213
118. Bengals – Stedman Bailey, WR – WVU; *Junior: 5’10″ 193
119. Redskins – Leon McFadden, CB – San Diego State; Senior: 5’10″ 193
120. Vikings – Robert Lester, SS – Alabama; Senior: 6’1″ 220
121. Colts – David Bakhtiari, OG/OT – Colorado; *Junior: 6’4″ 299
122. Packers – JC Tretter, OG/C – Cornell; Senior: 6’4″ 307
123. Seattle – Chris Faulk, OT – LSU; *Junior: 6’5″ 331
124. Texans – Brandon Jenkins, OLB/DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’2″ 251
125. Denver – Duke Williams, SS/FS/CB – Nevada; Senior: 5’11″ 200
126. Tampa Bay (Patriots) – Tyrann Mathieu, CB/S/KR – LSU (XXX); *Junior: 5’9″ 186
127. Falcons – Zac Dysert, QB – Miami (OH); Senior: 6’3″ 231
128. 49ers – Marquise Goodwin, WR – Texas; Senior: 5’9″ 183
129. Ravens – Josh Evans, FS – Florida; Senior: 6’1″ 207
C130. Ravens – Jonathan Bostic, MLB – Florida; Senior: 6’1″ 245
C131. 49ers – Tony Jefferson, FS – Oklahoma; *Junior: 5’11″ 213
C132. Lions – Malliciah Goodman, DE – Clemson; Senior: 6’4″ 276
C133. Falcons – Jordan Hill, DT – Penn State; Senior: 6’1″ 303

5th Round:
134. Chiefs – Knile Davis, RB – Arkansas; *Junior: 5’10″ 227
135. Jaguars – Gerald Hodges, OLB – Penn State; Senior: 6’1″ 243
136. Eagles – Montori Hughes, NT/DT – Tenn-Martin; Senior: 6’4″ 329
137. Lions – Hugh Thornton, OG – Illinois; Senior: 6’3″ 320
138. Seattle (Raiders) – Everett Dawkins, DT – Florida State; Senior: 6’2″ 292
139. Browns – Tavarres King, WR – Georgia; Senior: 6’0″ 189
140. Arizona – Keith Pough, OLB/MLB – Howard; Senior: 6’2″ 239
141. Jets – Xavier Nixon, OT/OG – Florida; Senior: 6’6″ 321
142. Titans – Brennan Williams, OT – UNC; Senior: 6’6″ 318
143. Bills – Devin Taylor, DE – South Carolina; Senior: 6’7″ 266
144. Saints – Cobi Hamilton, WR – Arkansas; Senior: 6’2″ 212
145. Chargers – Kwame Geathers, NT/DT – Georgia; *Junior: 6’5″ 342
146. Dolphins – BW Webb, CB – William & Mary; Senior: 5’10″ 184
147. Tampa Bay – Lavar Edwards, DE – LSU; Senior: 6’4″ 277
148. Carolina – Ty Powell, OLB/DE – Harding; Senior: 6’2″ 249
149. Rams – DeVonte Holloman, OLB/SS – South Carolina; Senior: 6’1″ 243
150. Steelers – Jawan Jamison, RB – Rutgers; **Sophomore: 5’7″ 203
151. Dallas – DJ Hayden, CB – Houston; Senior: 5’11″ 191
152. Giants – Khaled Holmes, C – USC; Senior: 6’3″ 302
153. Bears – Will Davis, CB – Utah State; Senior: 5’11″ 186
154. Redskins – Nico Johnson, MLB – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 248
155. Vikings – Aaron Mellette, WR – Elon; Senior: 6’2″ 217
156. Bengals – Reid Fragel, OT – Ohio State; Senior: 6’8″ 308
157. 49ers (Colts) – Lonnie Pryor, FB – Florida State; Senior: 5’11″ 227
158. Seattle – Dion Sims, TE – Michigan State; *Junior: 6’5″ 262
159. Packers – Ricky Wagner, OT – Wisconsin; Senior: 6’6″ 308
160. Texans – A.J. Klein, MLB – Iowa State; Senior: 6’1″ 250
161. Denver – Kenny Stills, WR – Oklahoma; *Junior: 6’1″ 194
162. Redskins (Patriots) – Michael Buchanan, OLB/DE – Illinois; Senior: 6’5″ 255
163. Falcons – Mike Gillislee, RB – Florida; Senior: 5’11″ 208
164. Browns (49ers) – Garrett Gilkey, OG/OT – Chadron State; Senior: 6’6″ 318
165. Ravens – Ace Sanders, WR/RB/KR – South Carolina; *Junior: 5’7″ 173
C166. Dolphins – Nick Kasa, TE – Colorado; Senior: 6’6″ 269
C167. Packers – Corey Fuller, WR – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’2″ 204
C168. Ravens – Earl Wolff, SS – NC State; Senior: 5’11″ 209

6th Round:
169. Jaguars – Kenjon Barner, RB – Oregon; Senior: 5’9″ 196
170. Chiefs – Earl Watford, OG – James Madison; Senior: 6’3″ 300
171. Lions – Chris Harper, WR – Kansas State; Senior: 6’1″ 229
172. Raiders – David Bass, DE – Missouri Western State; Senior: 6’4″ 262
173. 49ers (from Browns via Eagles) – Jonathan Stewart, MLB – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’4″ 242
174. Arizona – Josh Boyd, DT – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’3″ 310
175. Browns – Micah Hyde, FS/CB – Iowa; Senior: 6’0″ 197
176. Raiders (Arizona via Vikings thru Titans) – Garrett Gilkey, OG/OT – Chadron State; Senior: 6’6″ 318
177. Bills – Chris Gragg, TE – Arkansas; Senior: 6’3″ 244
178. Jets – Dwayne Gratz, CB – U Conn; Senior: 5’11″ 201
179. Chargers – Braxston Cave, C – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’3″ 303
180. 49ers (Dolphins) – Vinston Painter, OT/OG/C – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’4″ 306
181. Tampa Bay – Etienne Sabino, OLB – Ohio State; Senior: 6’2″ 247
182. Carolina – Tharold Simon, CB – LSU; *Junior: 6’2″ 202
183. Saints – Sanders Commings, CB/S – Georgia; Senior: 6’0″ 216
184. Rams – Brad Wing, P – LSU; **Sophomore: 6’4″ 185
185. Dallas – Levine Toilolo, TE – Stanford; *Junior: 6’8″ 260
186. Steelers – Lerentee McCray, OLB/DE – Florida; Senior: 6’2″ 250
187. Giants – Kerwynn Williams, RB – Utah State; Senior: 5’8″ 195
188. Bears – Josh Boyce, WR – TCU; *Junior: 5’11″ 206
189. Vikings – Eric Herman, OG – Ohio; Senior: 6’4″ 320
190. Bengals – Zach Line, FB/RB – SMU; Senior: 6’0″ 232
191. Redskins – Ryan Otten, TE/WR – San Jose State; Senior: 6’5″ 230
192. Colts – Brandon McGee, CB – Miami (FL); Senior: 5’11″ 193
193. Packers – TJ Barnes, NT/DT – Georgia Tech; Senior: 6’6″ 369
194. Seattle – Cody Davis, SS – Texas Tech; Senior: 6’2″ 205
195. Texans – Jakar Hamilton, FS/SS – South Carolina State; Senior: 5’11″ 198
196. Tampa Bay (Eagles via Denver) – Braden Brown, OT/OG – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 310
197. Bengals (Patriots) – Sean Renfree, QB – Duke; Senior: 6’3″ 219
198. Falcons – Ryan Jensen, OT/OG – Colorado State – Pueblo; Senior: 6’4″ 298
199. Ravens (49ers) – Joey Madsen, C – WVU; Senior: 6’3″ 310
200. Ravens – Larry Webster, DE/TE – Bloomsburg; Senior: 6’6″ 240
C201. Texans – Onterio McCalebb, RB/KR – Auburn; Senior: 5’10″ 168
C202. Titans – Cory Grissom, DT/NT – South Florida; Senior: 6’1″ 306
C203. Ravens – Steve Beauharnais, MLB – Rutgers; Senior: 6’1″ 240
C204. Chiefs – Stansly Maponga, DE/OLB – TCU; *Junior: 6’2″ 256
C205. Raiders – Quinn Sharp, P/K – Oklahoma State; Senior: 6’1″ 205
C206. Steelers – Michael Mauti, MLB/OLB – Penn State; Senior: 6’2″ 243

7th Round:

207. Chiefs – Brandon Magee, OLB – Arizona State; Senior: 5’11″ 223
208. Jaguars – Conner Vernon, WR – Duke; Senior: 6’0″ 196
209. Raiders – Rontez Miles, FS – California (PA); Senior: 6’0″ 203
210. Eagles – Terry Hawthorne, CB – Illinois; Senior: 6’0″ 195
211. Lions – Dustin Hopkins, K – Florida State; Senior: 6’2″ 190
212. Eagles (Browns) – Braden Hansen, OG/C – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 308
213. Vikings (Arizona) – Quanterus Smith, DE/OLB – Western Kentucky; Senior: 6’5″ 250
214. Seattle (Bills) – Jeff Tuel, QB – Washington State; Senior: 6’3″ 220
215. Jets – Eric Martin, DE/OLB – Nebraska; Senior: 6’2″ 250
216. Titans – Joseph Fauria, TE – UCLA; Senior: 6’7″ 259
217. Dolphins – Denard Robinson, WR/QB/RB – Michigan; Senior: 5’11″ 199
218. Tampa Bay – Nickell Robey, CB – USC; *Junior: 5’7″ 169
219. Arizona (Raiders via Carolina) – Zach Sudfeld, TE – Nevada; Senior: 6’6″ 260
220. Seattle (Saints) – Albert Rosette, MLB/OLB – Nevada; Senior: 6’2″ 245
221. Chargers – Stepfan Taylor, RB – Stanford; Senior: 5’9″ 214
222. Rams – Keelan Johnson, SS/FS – Arizona State; Senior: 6’0″ 209
223. Steelers – Kyle Juszczyk, FB/TE – Harvard; Senior: 6’2″ 245
224. Dolphins (Dallas) – Zac Stacy, RB – Vanderbilt; Senior: 5’8″ 216
225. Giants – Josh Kline, OG – Kent State; Senior: 6’2″ 310
226. Patriots (Tampa Bay via Bears) – Rodney Smith, WR – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 225
227. Browns (49ers via Bengals) – Theo Riddick, RB/WR/KR – Notre Dame; Senior: 5’10″ 201
228. Redskins – Luke Marquardt, OT – Azusa Pacific; Senior: 6’8″ 315
229. Vikings – TJ Moe, WR – Missouri; Senior: 5’11″ 204
230. Colts – Courtney Gardner, WR – Sierra; *Junior: 6’3″ 215
231. Vikings (Seattle) – Travis Long, OLB – Washington State; Senior: 6’4″ 245
232. Packers – Daimion Stafford, FS/SS – Nebraska; Senior: 6’0″ 221
233. Texans – Meshak Williams, OLB/DE – Kansas State; Senior: 6’2″ 245
234. Denver – Anthony McCloud, DT – Florida State; Senior: 6’2″ 310
235. Patriots – Zeke Motta, FS – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’2″ 213
236. Falcons – Omoregie Uzzi, OG – Georgia Tech; Senior: 6’3″ 302
237. 49ers – Tourek Williams, DE/OLB – Florida International; Senior: 6’3″ 260
238. Ravens – Joe Kruger, DE/DT – Utah; *Junior: 6’6″ 269
C239. Eagles – Lucas Reed, TE – New Mexico; Senior: 6’6″ 247
C240. Bengals – Nathan Williams, OLB/DE/MLB – Ohio State; Senior: 6’3″ 241
C241. Seattle – Cierre Wood, RB – Notre Dame; *Junior: 5’11″ 213
C242. Seattle – Marquess Wilson, WR – Washington State; *Junior: 6’3″ 194
C243. Falcons – Travis Johnson, OLB/DE – San Jose State; Senior: 6’2″ 250
C244. Falcons – Steve Williams, CB – California; *Junior: 5’9″ 181
C245. Lions – PJ Lonergan, C – LSU; Senior: 6’3″ 304
C246. 49ers – Mike Purcell, DT – Wyoming; Senior: 6’3″ 302
C247. Ravens – Jason Weaver, OT – Southern Mississippi; Senior: 6’4″ 313
C248. Titans – Graham Pocic, C/OG – Illinois; Senior: 6’5″ 310
C249. Falcons – Marcus Davis, WR – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’3″ 233
C250. Dolphins – Brad Sorensen, QB – Southern Utah; Senior: 6’4″ 229
C251. Bengals – Miguel Maysonet, RB – Stony Brook; Senior: 5’9″ 209
C252. 49ers – Adrian Bushell, CB – Louisville; Senior: 5’9″ 186
C253. Giants – Jake Stoneburner, TE – Ohio State; Senior: 6’4″ 249
C254. Colts – Nicholas Williams, DT/NT – Samford; Senior: 6’4″ 309

2013 NFL Mock Draft – March Edition 2.0

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This is my first attempt at a mock draft since the start of free-agency so a lot of things have changed. Teams needs are more accurate, but we have also learned more about individual prospects draft stock due to continued scouting and recent pro-days. Moving forward we’ll see things continue to take shape, but we’ll also undoubtably see things become even more unclear because we don’t exactly know what each team is thinking or planning. We like to think we have a good idea of what’s going to happen – but I think it’s fair to say that we should expect the unexpected because of all the ‘behind the scenes’ stuff. Each teams uses their own rating system, and values their picks, players, and roster depth in a unique way that doesn’t always match what we’d expect. Due to the possibilities of ‘red flags’, best player available, trades, injuries, and other circumstance (connections/scheme) I’ve learned to do mocks with an open-mind as if I were making the pick for the team and investing my own money to help better justify a selection. I look at all angles, all possibilities, and Im really just using the best guess I have with the information, history, and reports available to me.

Like I said, a lot will change in the next month – but here is my best thinking at what a reasonable mock could look like if the draft were held today. Again, I have no direct sources so these are my own opinion – but I study prospect value, NFL rosters, draft history, team needs, and current news almost up-to-the-second to help understand the direction a team may go with their picks. I look at all options, scenarios, and reasoning – some of which is extremely noticeable while others requires I put a lot of believe in my own thought process. I tend to ‘forecast’ what I think a team will do with unbiased opinion and by implementing logical, the unexpected, potential sleepers, my own ‘eye test’, and current reports.

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March 22, 2013

1st Round:

1. Chiefs (2-14) – Eric Fisher, OT – Central Michigan; Senior: 6’7″ 306
I think they’ll likely end up moving Albert for a 2nd Round if they go with an offensive tackle here, but regardless they need a replacement for Winston at RT as well – I doubt they view Donald Stephenson as a serious option despite the fact they used a 3rd Round pick on him in 2012. The fact that they are said to be considering 8-10 prospects makes me think they’d like to trade down, but also leads me to believe that they don’t necessarily think Joeckel is the premiere choice and in fact like Fisher or Johnson slightly better. If it’s not an offensive tackle then I think Star, Floyd, or maybe even Sylvester Williams (as crazy as that seems now) make the most sense as a starting DE option (they’d use recently signed Devito in a rotation). I honestly don’t think they’ll be many takers even if they wish to trade down so I went with Fisher. Sure, I probably personally like Joeckel better – but Fisher is a dominate pass blocker with has long arms, athleticism, and left-tackle technique so it’d be hard to debate his recent rise/consideration for the No.1 selection.
Needs: RT, 3/4 LILB, 3/4 OLB, LG, 3/4 DE, FS, RB, FB
Depth: 3/4 DE, WR, 3/4 OLB, 3/4 ILB, OT, C, TE

2. Jaguars (2-14) – DeMarcus ‘Dee’ Milliner, CB – Alabama; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
I know a pass rusher like Jordan or Mingo are typically mocked here – and I think Floyd is still worth mentioning as well, but too me Milliner makes too much sense. In fact, if it’s not Milliner I think they’d take either Joeckel or Fisher over a pass-rusher at this point. I’ve seen Milliner falling outside of the Top 10 in mocks lately and I don’t understand that – he did have a shoulder surgery, but nothing serious. New HC Gus Bradley needs to add multiple CB’s (and he come from Seattle where he had Sherman/Browner) to this roster with the losses of Cox, Ross, and Mathis this offseason. Babin, Mincey, and Branch are viable options at DE, enough so I think they have the ability to go elsewhere here and add a rusher later. I know Geno Smith has been mentioned with Jacksonville, but I believe that is if they trade down or want to trade back into the first-round. They need to add an arm as competition for Gabbert/Henne, but I’m not sold on them completely being done with Gabbert – although I do expect them to draft a QB at some point early. Milliner is a complete corner, and they should’t pass on him.
Needs: CBx2, 4/3 LOLB, RT, RB, SS, No.2 WR, QB, C, 4/3 DT, RG, TE
Depth: 4/3 OLB, S, WR, KR, 4/3 DE, OG, 4/3 DT, CB, FB, MLB

3. Raiders (4-12) – Geno Smith, QB – WVU; Senior: 6’2″ 218
I wanted to mock Joeckel here so badly because I think they need to upgrade the offensive tackle (although re-signed K.Barnes did help) spots, but it was too tempting to go with Geno. They don’t want Palmer, but seem to be stuck with his salary – and while Pryor will be given his chance they don’t have enough invested in him to warrant passing on a new franchise signal-caller here. Palmer could be cut and Pryor could play while Geno transitions for the half the season. It may be a little early for Geno, especially since Oakland has so many other needs (and no second-rounder), but I think Pryor is more of a backup/gadget/situational QB and they won’t be able to try to land another worthy one in this draft at a later point. Again, I like Joeckel or any of the OT’s better here, and would also be a fan of Milliner, Star, or Floyd. Oakland has so many needs that they could trade down (if there is a willing team trying to come up) and probably still land Smith or a player of need while obtaining more picks in the process. You don’t see an OT mocked here too often, but it should be an options considered more frequently.
Needs: CBx2, 4/3 LDE, LT/RT, QB, FS, No.1 WR, 4/3 DT, LG, TE, P, RB
Depth: Pass-Rushers, 4/3 DT, OG, 4/3 MLB, OT, 4/3 OLB, S, WR, 4/3 DE

4. Eagles (4-12) – Star Lotulelei, DT/NT/DE – Utah; Senior: 6’3″ 311
I think they need insurance at LT incase Peters doesn’t come back at full strength, so I wouldn’t totally disregard Joeckel/Fisher/Joeckel here – but I’d suspect they’d add a quality insurance policy there with another early/cheaper priced pick and take arguably the top defender here. The ‘Top Defender’ could be anyone from Milliner, to Star, to Jordan, to Floyd – but I think a healthy Star is too good to pass up as a LDE/NT option in their scheme. Again, they need an OT – but not necessarily a starter with Herremans and Peters holding those spot currently so I expect a defender or maybe even Geno Smith here. Vick will be around another year, but Geno still does make sense as a potential fit over Foles in Chip Kelly’s offense. I know they also added Cary Williams and Bradley Fletcher at CB this offseason, but I still don’t see Fletcher being enough to shy them away from a prospect like Milliner. Star, Floyd, Sylvester Williams, or Sheldon Richardson all still seem like better five-technique DE options than anyone else here – Lotulelei just happens to be the one in my opinion.
Needs: 3/4 LDE, LT/RT, CB, 3/4 NT, Offensive-Speed, C
Depth: QB, 3/4 DE, WR, OG, OT, P, 3/4 NT, 3/4 OLB

5. Lions (4-12) – Luke Joeckel, OT – Texas A&M; *Junior 6’6″ 306
They lost OT’s Gosder Cherilus (to Indy) and Jeff Backus (to retirement) this offseason so the position become a huge need real quick. It could be argued that they also lost Cliff Avril and Kyle Vanden Bosch this offseason too, so they need a guy like Dion Jordan. I wont argue that Jordan is strong possibility, but as Detroit knows ‘DE’s come and go, but OT’s stay a while’ so I think they’ll likely opt for Joeckel or Fisher over a defensive prospect. They could consider Lane Johnson as well, but if Joeckel and Fisher are both gone then I could see a Jordan, Ansah, Carradine, or Jarvis Jones getting more consideration. Tank Carradine is a potential sleeper for this selection, he fits the 4/3 DE spot well and is if he checks out health-wise is a Top 10 talent – so keep him on the radar. Joeckel is arguable the top player available so it’d be a steal for the Lions, but you can bet they’re probably going to be leaning towards protecting their own QB before worrying about getting the other teams.
Needs: LT/RT, 4/3 DEx2, No.2 WR, RG, 4/3 SOLB, C, CB, K, KR, P
Depth: OG, 4/3 DE, OT, S, WR, 4/3 OLB, CB, TE, FB

6. Browns (5-11) – Tavon Austin, WR/RB/KR – WVU; Senior: 5’9″ 174
Surprise, Surprise. I absolutely love Tavon and I don’t know why he isn’t getting mentioned higher in this draft. Oh wait, I think I know why – he is “just a slot receiver”. As NFL Films’ Greg Cosell pointed out – Austin isn’t just a slot receiver, “he is more than that.” Cleveland addressed the defense via free-agency, and desperately need to add some flare to their offensive attack. If Chip Kelly had been named coach I think this would be a more popular selection, but New HC Rob Chudzinski has an offensive pedigree as well. They’re losing Josh Cribbs, Trent Richardson is more of a downhill runner, and while Travis Benjamin could see a greater role this season – he isn’t Tavon. I could see a 5-technique DE prospect being an option here, say Sharrif Floyd – but aside from moving down I don’t think anyone at this point offers more of a dynamic to a team in need of offensive threats. This is the new ‘open field’ NFL and I think Tavon Austin is going to benefit from that style with his versatility. Again, I’d say Sharrif Floyd is a great option here as well, maybe even Carradine, Jarvis Jones, or Ansah so I’m not naive enough to think that this is a bit too high for him and these defenders offer more value, but I can see Austin happening.
Needs: LDE, No.2 CB, LG, QB, TE, FS, KR, 3/4 NT, K
Depth: WR, RB, CB, OT, 3/4 OLB, 3/4 DE, OG/C, SS, MLB

7. Arizona (5-11) – Lane Johnson, OT – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’6″ 303
I say it’s going to be Joeckel/Fisher/Johnson should one be available over all other options, including Smith. Levi Brown has fallen at of favor a bit, and will likely move to RT or an OG spot if they can land one of the premiere young offensive tackles here. Arizona will be in a tough spot should all three tackles be gone. I know a QB is a strong option, maybe Geno Smith if he is here – but I like the Glennon possibility by trading back into round-one regardless. As strange as it’d seem Florida State’s Menelik Watson could gain consideration here as the draft move closer, especially if they miss on the ‘Big 3′. Johnson is a rising prospect who will likely land in the Top 12 and could gain consideration as a No.1 overall selection come April. I personally believe the only other options that make sense based on their current roster are Jarvis Jones and an OLB (to compete with Sam Acho) and S Kenny Vaccaro (Bell signed a 1 year contract, and they need a SS optioned better Johnson). If it’s not an OT, I’d probably lean with trying to trade down (or reaching for Glennon), or going with Vaccaro.
Needs: LT, SS, QB, 4/3 OLB, OG, Speed-WR, C
Depth: OT, 4/3 DE, FS, WR, 4/3 DT, TE, CB, RB, MLB

8. Bills (6-10) – Jarvis Jones, OLB/DE – Georgia; *Junior: 6’2″ 245
I think Warmack should be consider, but I doubt he’ll be this pick this high despite the need. I think Geno Smith will probably be their target here. They need a QB and while its easy to expect them to target Ryan Nassib later on in this draft, you can’t always “wait” and still land your guy. Therefore, if they want Nassib – they might as well just take their guy now. If Smith is here and they need a QB, they need to take him – not wait, and hope to land another QB later. If healthy Jones could be a highly productive playmaker – he was once considered the consensus No.1 overall prospect. I think if Jones’ healthy isn’t a concern he should be a Top 10 selection (even with his poor pro-day showing). Buffalo will likely be better off trading down if they have the choice, aside from QB they’ll likely want to target a OLB, S, or WR here. Again, Warmack or Cooper fill a need – but the more likely options for value based on other needs are Jarvis Jones (OLB (upgrade over Bradham) and Kenny Vaccaro (SS option over Searcy). It may comes to the point where Buffalo is in position to select the “BPA”, which could include Warmack – but would more likely be between Ansah, Jordan, Floyd, or Ogletree. They could stand to consider a a DE prospect to compete with Mark Anderson opposite of Mario Williams.
Needs: LG, QBx2, No.2 WR, RT, SS, Big-WR, 4/3 DE, 4/3 OLB, TE, P
Depth: 4/3 MLB, WR, CB, OT, OG, 4/3 DT, RB, S, FB

9. Jets (6-10) – Barkevious ‘Keke’ Mingo, DE/OLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’4″ 241
New York has all kind of needs, but Mingo could be the best pass-rusher in the draft. I could see the Jets going any number of ways with this selection, but I think they’ll likely target an edge-rusher like Mingo, Jordan, or Jones. The next best prospect in my opinion would be S Kenny Vaccaro so keep an eye on him here as well. They signed OLB Antwan Barnes, but he isn;t going to provide them with the kind of help they’re looking for from their front-seven so while Mingo is raw he can definitely get to the QB. I think an offensive tackle prospect would be consider should one of the ‘Big 3′ still be available here, maybe even a talented (but ‘red flagged’) player like Alex Ogletree. The do need solid-depth at virtually every defensive position so I wouldn’t rule out any of the best defensive players with this selection. I think a 5-technique DE like Floyd, Ansah, or Carradine may also be tempting to use in a rotation with Coples and Wilkerson. It’s also important to keep an eye on the status of CB Darrelle Revis – it a trade could prompt them to reach for Trufant of Rhodes.
Needs: 3/4 OLBx2, RT, OGx2, No.1 RB, FS, SS, TE, No.1 WR, 3/4 LILB, 3/4 NT
Depth: CB, Pass-Rushers, QB, OT, S, OG 3/4 DE, WR, K, FB

10. Titans (6-10) – Ezekiel ‘Ziggy’ Ansah, DE – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 271
Ansah is likely a Top 10 selection, and if fact – this may be on the extreme low-end of where he should go given his upside. The Titans will ultimately have some options here now because they’ve filled a lot of their needs in free-agency, so while they’re not in the worst shape at DE I don’t think they could pass on Ansah here. Wimbley and Morgan are nice option, but Ansah would offer almost an immediate edge-force. If Ansah isn’t available then players like Carradine and Werner could also be mentioned because behind their two starting ends they lack depth, and most would argue that Morgan has been an underachiever his whole career. I know Tennessee added Levitre this offseason, but I’d still like to think they’d considered Chance Warmack here because of his talent and still having a slight need. Also, they could also opt for secondary help with Rhodes or Trufant (Vaccaro is unlikely now with addition of Pollard). Nonetheless, I think Tennessee is in a position to trade down, or likely take the best player available on their board.
Needs: RG, CB, 4/3 DE, RT, WR, TE, RG/C, 4/3 DT, FB
Depth: OG, S, 4/3 OLB, OT, 4/3 MLB, C, RB

11. Chargers (7-9) – Chance Warmack, OG – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 317
I dont know if the addition of King Dunlap will be enough to keep them from selecting one of the ‘Big 3′ offensive tackles should one fall, but I know the loss of Vazquez to Denver leave a huge void at OG. Some might argue that Cooper is the better OG prospect, but, to me, it Warmack. Warmack is a dominate force on the interior and would provide San Diego with the type of talent (and protection) they desperately need. I think the addition of Dunlap will however prevent them from reaching for an either OT Watson or Fluker here. The Chargers added Derek Cox is free-agency so I think with him and their other youngsters they can avoid considering a CB here as well. I personally believe it’s going to come down to whichever offensive guard they rank higher – Cooper or Warmack. I guess you can never rule out a pass-rushers with their demand in the league, and also Vaccaro is worth mentioning here too.
Needs: LG, SS, 3/4 DE, CB, C, 3/4 NT, 3/4 ILB, Durable-RB, QB
Depth: OT, OG, Pass-Rushers, 3/4 ILB, S, 3/4 OLB, TE, WR

12. Dolphins (7-9) – Sharrif Floyd, DT/DE – Florida; *Junior: 6’3″ 297
I don’t think Floyd has fallen per say, but the reports that some teams may favor Sylvester Williams may have caught us a little off-guard. Nonetheless, I think Floyd should (and will be) mentioned as a Top 5 prospect because of his overall dominance – but I have him sliding a bit with he rise of offensive-tackles, Geno Smith, and a healthy Star and Jarvis. This is essentially a steal for Miami at this point, who have a need at DT opposite of recently franchised DT Randy Starks. Miami is still doing some things this offseason, so they may add an help at offensive tackle (trade for Brandon Albert, sign Eric Winston), a pass-rusher (sign Osi Umenyiora), and CB help (sign Grimes) via free-agency. With that said, I think there are a number of prospects still in play for the Dolphins – but Floyd fills a need, and offers a lot of value. The others players I’d consider here for them are Vaccaro, Watson, Fluker, Carradine, Jordan, and Syl.Williams depending on what happens with their needs the next few weeks.
Needs: LT/RT, No.1 RB, CB, 4/3 RDT, OG, 4/3 DE, FS, TE
Depth: Pass-Rushers, S, 4/3 DT, MLB, CB, WR, OT, OG, KR

13. Tampa Bay (7-9) – Menelik Watson, OT – Florida State; *Junior: 6’5″ 310
The Bucs lost DT Roy Miller and DE Michael Bennett this offseason so they need help on the defensive front, but I also think they need to solidify the offensive line. Penn isn’t horrible at LT, but they need an upgrade over Dobson at RT – and Watson is an under-the-radar Top 20 talent with a lot of upside and skill. I think they could consider Fluker as well if they choice to address the offensive line. There is no question that players like Tank Carradine, Dion Jordan, Jarvis Jones, Sylvester Williams, Sheldon Richardson, and Bjoern Werner would make more sense on the surface, but I think it’ll be easier to add help on the defensive line later in this draft due to the depth of talent available. They are also in the market for CB help so I don’t think it’s out of the question to consider Xavier Rhodes or Desmond Trufant as this selection either. Three other names worth noting here are Alec Ogletree, an extreme sleep in Southern Miss’ Jamie Collins, and Tyler Eifert.
Needs: LT/RT, 4/3 DE, 4/3 RDT, 4/3 OLB, CBx2, QB, TE, KR
Depth: WR, OT, 4/3 DT, 4/3 DE, 4/3 MLB, DB, OG, RB, 4/3 OLB

14. Carolina (7-9) – Sylvester Williams, DT – UNC; Senior: 6’3″ 313
I think everyone saw Williams as a Top 25 selection, but recent reports that some teams have him rated ahead of Florida’s Sharrif Floyd may have us nudging him a little higher than better. There is no doubt Williams is a premiere player in this class, and there is even less doubt that Carolina needs to add someone of his caliber to the defensive front. The Panthers needs to add multiple defensive-tackles in this draft (or the offseason in general) so the likes of Williams, Richardson, or Jesse Williams here will be popular options. Any DT they could land here would be an upgrade over their current options of Fua and Kearse. This could also be a spot you see them target a receiving threat like Tavon Austin or C.Patterson given the lack of depth at wideout they have. They have re-signed CB Captain Munnerlyn (just to a 1 year deal however) so that may push the corner need into a later round – although it’s a position that needs to add young talent. Kenny Vaccaro is another name I’d consider here as a potential starting FS, and they’ll be looking for RT help as some point as well.
Needs: No.1 WR, 4/3 DTx2, CB, FS, RT, RG, TE, Big-WR
Depth: 4/3 OLB, OG, WR, 4/3 DE, 4/3 MLB, 4/3 DT, DB

15. Saints (7-9) – Dion Jordan, DE/OLB – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 248
Jordan is typically mentioned as a Top 6 selection (certainly Top 10) so this would be a good pick for New Orleans. They may still add Dallas OLB Vicotr Butler, but they’re still going to edge-rushers in their switch to the 3/4 scheme. Jordan has a little injury concern, which could cause him to slide a bit – but he is still a premiere edge pass-rusher in this group. The Saints actually have a huge whole to fill at LT with Bushrod signing elsewhere (I think Brown stays on the right-side) so keep an eye on Watson or Fluker here – or maybe the Saints will look to move up for one of the ‘Big 3. tackles. I think they could go any number of ways on the defensive end, including: Tank Carradine, Bjoern Werner, Sheldon Richardson, Jarvis Jones, Keke Mingo, Sylvester Williams, or maybe even Kenny Vaccaro depending on who is taking ahead of them. Again, I think OLB/DE Jamie Collins is a potential sleeper here too. The Saints could also be in the market for a No.2/downfield receiving option like Cordarrelle Patterson so that is something to keep in mind as well.
Needs: LT/RT, 3/4 NT, 3/4 OLB, SS, 3/4 RDE, No.2 WR, QB
Depth: Pass-Rushers, OT, S, WR, CB, C, ILB, KR, 3/4 NT, TE

16. Rams (7-8-1) – Jonathan Cooper, OG/C – UNC; Senior: 6’2″ 311
They landing Jake Long to anchor the LT spot, but they may end up trying to trade former LT Roger Saffold rather than moving him to another position on the line – even if Saffold sticks around at RT, they’ll still have a need at LG. This is where I think they’ll be able to land either Cooper or Warmack to help protect Sam Bradford. Upgrading the line, which has been a musical-chair game, for St.Louis is too big of a need to pass on either of those players here. They have other needs, which will make Tavon Austin, Kenny Vaccaro, Cordarrelle Patterson, and even Alec Ogletree very tempting options here – but Cooper is too good to pass on. They have another pick at No.22 coming up where they can address another area of need, but here it almost has to be one of the stellar interior lineman.
Needs: No.1 WR, FS, 4/3 OLBx2, LG, No.1 RB, SS, C, RT, P
Depth: OT, 4/3 DT, 4/3 OLB, CB, WR, OG, QB, S, KR, FB

17. Steelers (8-8) – Tyler Eifert, TE – Notre Dame; *Junior: 6’6″ 250
A TE may comes off as a slight shock, but Heath Miller is coming off an injury in which he suffered ACL, MCL, and PCL tears last season. He has been a reliable target for Big Ben and they’ll need to have insurance just incase he isn’t ready (or able to) return fully by next season. Eifert is a WR-like target and despite having Miller would still be a great addition for them. I know defensive is a typical pick for Pittsburgh, and they’ll probably be considering some options – which include: Jarvis Jones, Tank Carradine, Jesse Williams, Kenny Vaccaro, Alec Ogletree, Bjoern Werner, Sylvester Williams, or Jonathan Hankins. They may be able to land Dumervil, V.Butler, or another edge free-agent presence to help fill James Harrison’s void however. They also be looking for a new tailback at some point, but I think it’s a little too early to consider one here.
Needs: TE, 3/4 ROLB, No.1 RB, 3/4 NT, No.1 WR, LG, 3/4 ILB, SS
Depth: OT, CB, S, 3/4 OLB, 3/4 DE, WR, C, QB, OG, KR

18. Dallas (8-8) – Kenny Vaccaro, FS/SS – Texas; Senior: 6’0″ 214
I think landing Vaccaro would be the best possible scenario for Dallas – although, I think it’s safe to say it’s unlikely he last thing long. I don’t think Dallas needs to add offensive line help as badly as some people claim, they must however get better production from the guys they have. With that said, I think it’d be tough for them to pass on Chance Warmack should he be available because he is a legitimate all-pro caliber player. Vaccaro on the other hand is that type of talent in the secondary and can be the play-making safety the Cowboys have lacked. I could see Tavon Austin be an attractive should he be available, as well as OLB prospects Alec Ogletree or Arthur Brown. It’s also not out of the question for them to consider a defensive line prospect like Carradine, Werner, Richardson – remember Anthony Spencer isn’t signed to a long term deal quite yet, and they could use DT depth as it is.
Needs: FS, Slot-WR, 4/3 SOLB, RT, RB, 4/3 DT, TE
Depth: LB, OG, 4/3 DE, QB, CB, C, S, WR

19. Giants (9-7) – DJ Fluker, OT/OG – Alabama; *Junior: 6’5″ 339
The Giants have addressed a few needs via free-agency, but they still need to add youth to their offensive line. LT Beatty was resigned but Fluker projects as a good RT, where David Diehl is nearing the end of his career. If its not Fluker, Watson, or even Cooper (they need OG help too) here they could address the line later – but I’d expect them to use multiple picks on young lineman in this draft. DT Sheldon Richardson would make a lot of sense as well because it seems they’re looking to revamp the position. I also wouldn’t rule out Eifert either, although the addition of Brandon Myers could delay a TE selection. If they aren’t able to land value along the offensive line here I think they will look to add depth/help at the linebacking core with Ogletree, A.Brown, or Te’o or for a young DE to use in a rotation to increase the lack pass-rush from last season.
Needs: LG, RT, MLBx2, 4/3 WOLB, C, TE, 4/3 DT, RB
Depth: S, WR, 4/3 DE, CB, OT, 4/3 OLB, OG, QB

20. Bears (10-6) – Alec Ogletree, MLB/OLB – Georgia; *Junior 6’2″ 242
I like Ogletree a lot, but because of ‘red flags’ I find it hard to gather where his value actually ranks. I think he could go as high as No.8 overall because of his talent, and I doubt he makes it into Round 2 – so this should be a “safe zone” for him. The Bears are parting ways with long-time MLB Brian Urlacher (plus they lost OLB’s Roach and Hayes this offseason) so Ogletree versatility will be very helpful. The added LT J.Bushrod from New Orleans, but the offensive line is still an area of concern at multiple positions so I think Coopper, Fluker, Watson, and maybe even Kyle Long will still be considered here. I could also see New NC Marc Trestman being tempted with a WR like Cordarrelle Patterson as a No.2 option. Arthur Brown could be in play too, as well as secondary help like Demond Trufant, Xavier Rhodes, Jonathan Cyprien and Matt Elam. The Bears could also consider a defensive line prospect, especially if one they value ends up falling – possibly Richardson or Carradine. The addition of Bennett took any any chance of Eifert with this pick.
Needs: RT, MLB, 4/3 SOLB, LG, C, FS, No.2/Deep Threat-WR, CB, 4/3 DT
Depth: 4/3 OLB, OG, WR, 4/3 DE, TE, OT, DB, RB

21. Bengals (10-7) – Jonathan Cyprien, SS – Florida International; Senior: 6’0″ 217
I’d still personally prefer Matt Elam, but I think there is a buzz around Cyprien which could land him in Round 1. The Bengals have Taylor Mays penciled in as the starting SS, so whether its here or with another early pick – I’d expect them to look for a better option at that position. Also, should Fluker or Watson be available I think they’d strong consider either over a safety. Andre Smith is still an UFA, and likely won’t be returning – so the RT spot is a major issue for Cincy. They look to be okay at CB, and they resigned MLB Maualuga so I don’t think thats an area they have to consider in Round 1 anymore. I think Tavon Austin could get consideration – or one of the other traditional WR could be an option, although thats something they’ll likely look to add in the later rounds.
Needs: RT, SS, No.2 WR, C, RB, 4/3 OLB, KR
Depth: MLB, OT, QB, OLB, DB, 4/3 DE, OG, CB, 4/3 DT, TE

22. Rams (Redskins 10-7) – Matt Elam, SS – Florida; *Junior: 5’10″ 208
I know, I know – Cordarrelle Patterson. Listen, I like Patterson and they desperately need a new No.1 target, but I think a quality WR (similar in ability to Patterson) is going to be there at No.46. I also understand that you can’t always wait in hopes of landing another guy at a position of need – but I think Elam is a little under-valued and is worth this selection. He or Cyprien make alot of sense here, especially since they passed on Vaccaro with their earlier pick. Aside from Patterson, the other guy who makes a lot of sense to me is Arthur Brown as an OLB in their system. They could also consider a new No.1 running-back if they value one at this point (I doubt it thought). With these two 1st rounder they must 1. secure the offensive line and 2. add a playmaker – I just thought that adding the defensive playmaker over Patterson here seemed like the better option given the state of their current safeties.
Needs: No.1 WR, FS, 4/3 OLBx2, LG, No.1 RB, SS, C, RT, P
Depth: OT, 4/3 DT, 4/3 OLB, CB, WR, OG, QB, S, KR, FB

23. Vikings (10-7) – Cordarrelle Patterson, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’2″ 216
They lost Harvin, added Jennings – but they still need that No.2 wideout. If Patterson ends up being available here I don’t think they could pass on him – he is too good. They lack WR’s so this would be an easy choice, but they might also consider Ogletree, Te’o, Minter, or Arthur Brown with this selection as well. They added pick No.25 via the Percy Harvin trade so they’ll have some flexibility to maybe move up. I think that Kyle Long is worth mentioning, but Sheldon Richardson, Tank Carradine, Jesse Williams are Bjoern Werner are the other strongest candidates here. They also need a safety so should Elam or Cyprien be available they may get consideration too.
Needs: MLB, No.2 WR, 4/3 DT, LG, SS, Big-WR, RB, 4/3 DE, KR
Depth: OG, 4/3 OLB, CB, WR, S, OT, FB, C

24. Colts (11-6) – Margus Hunt, DE/DT – SMU; Senior: 6’8″ 277
Indy has made some nice addition this offseason, including defensive lineman Ricky Jean Francois and Aubrayo Franklin so I’d probably shy away from Sheldon Richardson, Jesse Williams, or Jonathan Hankins here. I would however consider a defensive lineman that can offer a pass-rush from the edge. The Colts run the 3/4 scheme so most of the pressure will come from those 3/4 backers (Erik Walden and Lawrence Sidbury were signed to help with that this offseason), but they still need a front-three guy capable of getting to the quarterback. Hunt is a freakish athlete who is capable of playing the 5-technique and applying pass-rush pressure. Carradine might be an option although he is better suited for a 4/3 front, the same could be said for his FSU teammate Werner. I think they may consider a guy like Jamie Collins, Barrett Jones, or possibly a WR prospect – although neither of those players who offers as much value as Hunt.
Needs: 3/4 ROLB, No.2 WR, 3/4 NT, RG, 3/4 DE, C, 3/4 ILB
Depth: WR, 3/4 OLB, RB, OG, 3/4 DE, S, OT, CB, KR, FB

25. Vikings (Seattle 12-6) – Cornellius ‘Tank’ Carradine, DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 276 (XXX)
Carradine is an impressive prospect, and despite an ACL in November will still likely be a 1st round selection. He tested well at FSU’s pro-day as will run days before the draft so we’ll have a better gage on where he’ll land in the coming weeks – but he is a Top 10 talent for sure. Minnesota isn’t is dyer of DE help, but Jared Allen is going to become an UFA after the 2013 season so they could stand to add a young guy to the mix. With his injury rehab Minnesota would be a nice fit because he wouldn’t have to be rushed into a role with Allen, Robison, and Griffin currently on the roster – but he would offer an exceptional edge threat over the ladder two listed. I think Sheldon Richardson is the other strong possibility here, or they could opt for a MLB prospect if they feel one is warranted with this selection. Again, OL Kyle long and a safety prospect could also be in consideration.
Needs: MLB, No.2 WR, 4/3 DT, LG, SS, Big-WR, RB, 4/3 DE, KR
Depth: OG, 4/3 OLB, CB, WR, S, OT, FB, C

26. Packers (12-6) – Zach Ertz, TE – Stanford; *Junior: 6’5″ 249
Ertz might seem like a bit of a surprise to Green Bay, but they need to add a pass-catching target for Rodgers with Jennings departure. Also, Finley might only be around another season, it doesn’t seem like DJ Williams is the long-term answer, and they lost Tom Crabtree. Ertz is a WR-like target who can line up all over the field, and is a pretty good blocker as well. I think the Packers will have a few options here – maybe even selecting the best available player or trading down, but its hard to argue the importance of multiple TE’s in the NFL these days. If a viable option at offensive tackle is available they could consider that alternative since it’s undetermined on how Derek Sherrod will return, or they could consider Kyle Long or Barrett Jones here as well. They also need a RB, but I think that they’ll be able to find value in that later with a later pick – but Eddie Lacy or Le’von Bell may be options here. I think the other strong option for the Packers is a front-three player for the defensive to provide depth a unit that has its fair share of injuries over the past few years – so keep an eye on Jesse Williams, Hankins, Hunt, D.Jones, and S.Richardson with this pick.
Needs: LT/RT, RB, 3/4 NT, 3/4 OLB, WR, TE, FS/SS, ILB
Depth: OG, CB, C, S, 3/4 DE, WR, Pass-Rusher, QB, FB

27. Texans (13-5) – Jesse Williams, DT/NT/DE – Alabama; Senior: 6’3″ 323
Williams is a versatile guy who would be a nice fit with Houston. If they want a bigger-bodied NT then they may consider Hankins or Jenkins, but Williams offers the Texans good value for their scheme. They’re in the market for a new wideout opposite 32 year old Andre Johnson, so any of the top available prospects could find a home with Houston. They could also stand to consider an ILB for depth (Cushing is recovering from an ACL injury) so I could see Brown, Te’o, and Minter being considered as well. They’ll also likely consider an a RT prospect should a quality one be available. I think this will be a spot where they address the defensive line with one of the available prospects. They did lose Connor Barwin, but Whitney Mercilus should be ready to step into that spot. They could also consider secondary help here.
Needs: 3/4 NT, RT, No.2 WR, TE, ILB, Pass-Rushers, LG, CB, FS, P
Depth: WR, 3/4 OLB, S, RB, 3/4 DE, OT, OG/C, ILB, KR, FB

28. Denver (13-4) – Sheldon Richardson, DT/DE – Missouri; *Junior: 6’3″ 294
Richardson is often consider a Top 20 prospect, so while I think a true DE prospect would be a better fit – it’d be hard to pass up Richardson at this point. He may come with a few concerns, but other than Bjoern Werner there isn’t a player with as much talent as Richardson available. They have added Terrance Knighton to the defensive line, but they could stand to keep adding help. They may also opt for one of the top available linebackers here – but I think they’ve filled a lot of their pressing needs in free-agency with Welker, Vasquez, Rodgers-Cromartie so they could be in position to move down with a team looking to get back into Round 1. Richardson is really a need, but also fits the idea of best player available.
Needs: 4/3 DEx2, 4/3 OLB, RB, MLB, FS, FB
Depth: S, 4/3 DT, CB, OG, WR, LB, 4/3 DE, C, OT, QB

29. Patriots (13-5) – Xavier Rhodes, CB/S – Florida State; *Junior: 6’2″ 210
They resigned Talib for one year which is a good thing, but not a long-term thing so corner should very much be in play here – even with Talib they still need another quality CB. This could come down to Rhodes, Trufant, or maybe even Jamar Taylor. I went with Rhodes because of his size and ability to move to a safety position in the future – but I do really like Trufant as well. I think they’ll be able to retain Sebastian Vollmer (although there hasn’t been much progress) or I’d say that RT would be a bigger priority and they’d likely consider Kyle Long here. Other than a corner (or Long), the other area of need with the departure of Welker and Lloyd is in the receiver core. Amendola is a slot, but they’re going to need to add another young receiver or two in this draft. New England is always a tough read, they like to trade (and acquire picks) so thats always an option for them as well.
Needs: CB, RT, No.2 WR, 4/3 DT, RG, Big-WR, SS, 4/3 LDE, C
Depth: OG, OT, 4/3 OLB, WR, 4/3 DE, CB, 4/3 MLB, S, QB, FB

30. Falcons (14-4) – Bjoern Werner, DE – Florida State; *Junior: 6’3″ 266
Neither of the top 2 TE prospect’s are available, but with Tony Gonzalez agreeing to return for another reason they may be able to wait a round or two to add a youngster at the position. Werner offers great value here for Atlanta – he was once considered a Top 10 selection in this draft. The Falcons may add a veteran via free-agency, but I’d still expect that they target a young end to replace John Abraham at some point early in this draft, and right now the best option is Werner at this point. They’ll also be in the market for a CB here so keep an eye on Trufant, Rhodes, Taylor, and Blidi Wreh-Wilson since Robinson and Grimes departed this offseason. Peter Konz will be moving to C to take of for the retiring Todd McClure so they’ll need a new RG as well – Justin Pugh may get consideration with this selection. A young RB could be an option, but with the addition of Steven jackson that seems unlikely until later.
Needs: 4/3 DEx2, RG, TE, CB, 4/3 OLB, Slot-WR, MLB
Depth: 4/3 DT, C, RB, OG, S, QB, OT, KR

31. 49ers (13-5-1) – Johnathan Hankins, DT/NT – Ohio State; *Junior: 6’3″ 320
San Fran has 14 picks so I’d expect them to be active in this draft, trading up, down, and maybe for some veterans. The 49ers have a pretty solid roster as it is, so they’ll likely have the luxury of selecting the best player, or reaching for need in some cases. Hankins is a stellar plugger in the middle and would be a nice anchor in their 3/4 scheme. They did lose Goldson to Tampa Bay this offseason, but there are rumors they could be targeting Charles Woodson or another veteran – so I think the secondary is a position they’ll wait to address. Starting C Jonathan Goodwin is 34 years olds, and only under contract for 1 more season, so a new center could potentially be an early target – maybe even Barrett Jones here. I’d personally look for San Francisco to look for depth/help on the defensive side of the ball with this pick given the number of top defensive players at the top of this draft, most likely: Datone Jones, Jamie Collins, or Damontre Moore. Also, having lost Delanie Walker this offseason as well will also create a void for a second-TE – keep an eye or Zach Ertz should he be available.
Needs: FS, 3/4 NT, TE, K, C, QB, WR, 3/4 DE, RG
Depth: 3/4 OLB, CB, OG, S, 3/4 ILB, 3/4 NT, OT, KR

32. Ravens (14-6) – Arthur Brown, MLB/OLB – Kansas State; Senior: 6’0″ 241
With Ray Lewis retiring and Dannell Ellerbe jumping to Miami they desperately need ILB help – actually given the number of starters they’ve lost this offseason they need a lot of help. The Super Bowl Champs will have a new look team next season with the Lewis, Ellerbe, Reed, Kruger, Boldin, Birk, and Pollard departing. Arthur Brown is a better prospect than Te’o or Minter, so I’d personally favor him over those two – however, I think they’ll be tempting too. Brown is a nice addition to a team looking for new defensive leadership. They need a nice big-possession wideout, as well as a slot WR so I’d keep an eye on any of the available receiving prospects. Im sure they’d love to get their hands on hometown-star Tavon Austin, but his stock has risen too high for this selection. They could be in the market for a young pass-rusher (or they might land a veteran like James Harrison or Elvis Dumervil) so you can never rule out a premiere defensive prospect with Baltimore. Barrett Jones may be an option as a replacement for Birk as well – and the Ravens could also consider an OT – especially if they don’t bring back Bryant McKinnie.
Needs: ILBx2, LT, No.2 WR, C, FS, 3/4 OLB, SS, Slot-WR
Depth: 3/4 DE, 3/4 NT, CB, OG, QB

2nd Round:
33. Jaguars – EJ Manuel, QB – Florida State; Senior: 6’5″ 237
They need competition for Gabbert. I like Manual as a rising prospect over the other QB options.

34. 49ers (Chiefs) – Gavin Escobar, TE – San Diego State; *Junior: 6’6″ 254
May be a little early for him. He is a big target, good hands. Nice No.2 option at TE.

35. Eagles – Kyle Long, OT/OG – Oregon; Senior: 6’6″ 313
Chip Kelly Connection. Insurance on the line incase Peters doesn’t return to old form. Offers flexibility too.

36. Lions – Damontre Moore, DE/OLB – Texas A&M; *Junior: 6’5″ 250
They need DE help and Moore is best available. One time Top 10 prospect slides down lower than originally thought.

37. Bengals (Raiders) – Manti Te’o, MLB/OLB – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’1″ 241
Maualuga is back, but that doesn’t mean they don’t need to add another option. Te’o is talented and this is a nice fit.

38. Arizona – Mike Glennon, QB – NC State; Senior: 6’7″ 225
Glennon over Barkley because of fit. Arians gets QB to groom for the future, with a big arm.

***Browns – FORFEIT (Supplemental Draft – WR Josh Gordon)

39. Jets – Shamarko Thomas, SS – Syracuse; Senior: 5’9″ 213
Thomas is a sleeper, should go early though. They need two starting safeties, but have all kind of needs as well.

40. Titans – Desmond Trufant, CB – Washington; Senior: 6’0″ 190
I think he should go earlier, but landing him add depths – great value. Locker’s from the Huskies, so why not add another.

41. Bills – Ryan Nassib, QB – Syracuse; Senior: 6’2″ 227
Syracuse connection. Nassib is gaining steam, he may be gone – they may need to trade up to get him. They need a QB if they don’t take one at No.8 though.

42. Dolphins – Eddie Lacy, RB – Alabama; *Junior: 5’11″ 231
Versatile back with burst and power to establish balance to offense with young QB. Better than any option they currently have.

43. Tampa Bay – Jamie Collins, OLB/DE – Southern Mississippi; Senior: 6’3″ 250
Sleeper who may end up in Round 1. Freakish athlete who offers edge-pressure, may be better suited for 3/4 scheme though. They need to add sacks though.

44. Carolina – Keenan Allen, WR – California; *Junior: 6’2″ 206
Injury concern may cause him to fall out of Round 1, good value if healthy. They need another target for Cam.

***Saints – FORFEIT (Bounty Penalty)

45. Chargers – Matt Barkley, QB – USC; Senior: 6’3″ 227
New GM, New Coach may want to draft their own guy. Regardless, they need a backup. Barkley might be gone, but Rivers is 31 years old and playing behind an awful offensive line – he could go down to injury, or get benched if the Chargers keep underachieving.

46. Rams – Le’Veon Bell, RB – Michigan State; *Junior: 6’1″ 230
They need a WR more, but I doubt Richardson or Pead are the answer. Bell can be a lead back, and is underrated – he could be first back off the board.

47. Dallas – Robert Woods, WR – USC; *Junior: 6’0″ 201
Dallas needs a slot-WR and Woods would fit the the bill. Highly productive collegiate player who could emerge as future starter.

48. Steelers – Johnathan Jenkins, NT/DT – Georgia; Senior: 6’4″ 359
Hampton is gone so they need another big body in the middle. Jenkins is a monster, would be a nice anchor.

49. Giants – Justin Pugh, OG/OT/C – Syracuse; *Junior: 6’4″ 307
They need to continue to rebuild OL with youth. Pugh could start at OG, provide versatility at multiple positions.

50. Bears – Quinton Patton, WR – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 6’0″ 204
Trestman is going to need to add playmaker, Patton would be a upgrade over Bennett to go with big targets Marshall and Jeffery.

51. Redskins – Jamar Taylor, CB – Boise State; Senior: 5’11″ 192
Taylor is a rising prospect, should be solid 2nd Rounder. Skins added Biggers, but still need secondary depth.
Needs: CB, FS, TE, 3/4 ILB, RG, KR, WR, 3/4 OLB, RT
Depth: C/OG, 3/4 ILB, DB, 3/4 DE, 3/4 NT

52. Vikings – Kevin Minter, MLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’0″ 246
Brinkley left town, so they need help in the middle. Good value at this point.

53. Bengals – Christine Michael, RB – Texas A&M; Senior: 5’10″ 220
BGJE is still under contract for two more seasons, but they need another solid option. Michael has star potential if he can remain healthy.

54. Dolphins (Colts) – Blidi Wreh-Wilson, CB – U Conn; Senior: 6’1″ 195
They lost Sean Smith, and must add upgrade over Carroll/Patterson opposite Marshall. Wreh-Wilson is a big CB who plays physical.

55. Packers – Barrett Jones, C/OG/OT – Alabama; Senior: 6’4″ 306
Value pick here. Jeff Saturday retired, and they have questions among current lineman – Jones can play multiple positions.

56. Seattle – Khaseem Greene, OLB – Rutgers; Senior: 6’1″ 241
They added Avril and Bennett to help strengthen defense, but they still have to replace Leroy Hill at WOLB – enter Greene.
Needs: RT, 4/3 WOLB, TE, 4/3 DT, KR, CB, K
Depth: WR, S, 4/3 OLB, 4/3 MLB, 4/3 DE, RB, OG

57. Texans – Justin Hunter, WR – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’4″ 196
Johnson is 32 years old, and they don’t have much behind him. Hunter is a big wideout who could be a steal at this point.

58. Denver – Datone Jones, DE/DT – UCLA; Senior: 6’4″ 283
Jones should be gone by now so its great value. Denver can use all the help they can get on the defensive line – especially with Elvis Dumervil departing unexpectedly.

59. Patriots – DeAndre ‘Nuk’ Hopkins, WR – Clemson; *Junior: 6’1″ 214
They need a guy who can stretch the field, heck – they just need guys who play WR. Hopkins could be a great find this late in the draft.

60. Falcons – Larry Warford, OG – Kentucky; Senior: 6’3″ 332
Konz moves to C, and Warford can step in at start at RG. Warford is a good player, he may even be gone before now.

61. 49ers – Travis Frederick, C/OG – Wisconsin; *Junior: 6’4″ 312
Goodwin’s time is SanFran is probably about done, and if nothing else Frederick gives them depth. A team with 14 picks can afford to take a chance on a talented interior lineman over another position you might expect here.

62. Ravens – Terrence Williams, WR – Baylor; Senior: 6’2″ 208
Could be Anquan Boldin’s replacement. Baltimore needs a lot of help, but they got to get their $120M man some people to throw the ball to as well.

3rd Round:
63. Chiefs – Eric Reid, FS – LSU; *Junior: 6’0″ 213
64. Jaguars – Zaviar Gooden, OLB – Missouri; Senior: 6’1″ 234
65. Lions – Sam Montgomery, DE/OLB – LSU; *Junior: 6’3″ 262
66. Raiders – Vance McDonald, TE – Rice; Senior: 6’4″ 267
67. Eagles – Johnthan Banks, CB – Mississippi State; Senior 6’2″ 185
68. Browns – Tyler Bray, QB – Tennessee; *Junior: 6’6″ 232
69. Arizona – Kawann Short, DT – Purdue; Senior: 6’3″ 299
70. Titans – Dallas Thomas, OT/OG – Tennessee; 6’5″ 306
71. Bills – Aaron Dobson, WR – Marshall; Senior: 6’3″ 210
72. Jets – Johnathan Franklin, RB – UCLA; Senior: 5’10″ 205
73. Tampa Bay – Logan Ryan, CB – Rutgers; *Junior: 5’11″ 191
74. 49ers (Carolina) – William Gholston, DE/DT – Michigan State; *Junior 6’6″ 281
75. Saints – John Simon, OLB/DE – Ohio State; Senior: 6’1″ 257
76. Chargers – Kiko Alonso, MLB/OLB – Oregon; Senior: 6’3″ 238
77. Dolphins – Phillip Thomas, FS – Fresno State; Senior: 6’1″ 208
78. Rams – Da’Rick Rodgers, WR – Tennessee Tech; *Junior: 6’2″ 217
79. Steelers – Corey Lemonier, DE/OLB – Auburn; *Junior: 6’3″ 255
80. Dallas – Sio Moore, OLB – U Conn; Senior: 6’1″ 245
81. Giants – Alex Okafor, DE/OLB – Texas; Senior: 6’5″ 264
82. Dolphins (Bears) – Jordan Mills, OT – Louisiana Tech; Senior: 6’5″ 316
83. Vikings – Giovani Bernard, RB/PR – UNC; **Sophomore: 5’8″ 202
84. Bengals – Oday Aboushi, OT – Virginia; Senior: 6’5″ 308
85. Redskins – Brian Winters, OG/OT – Kent State; Senior: 6’4″ 320
86. Colts – Ryan Swope WR – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’0″ 205
87. Seattle – Jordan Reed, TE – Florida; *Junior: 6’3″ 236
88. Packers – Montee Ball, RB – Wisconsin; Senior: 5’11″ 214
89. Texans – Terron Armstead, OT – Arkansas-Pine Bluff; Senior: 6’5″ 306
90. Denver – Tyler Wilson, QB – Arkansas; Senior: 6’2″ 215
91. Patriots – Stedman Bailey, WR – WVU; *Junior: 5’10″ 193
92. Falcons – Jordan Poyer, CB – Oregon State; Senior: 6’0″ 191
93. 49ers – Chase Thomas, OLB – Stanford; Senior: 6’3″ 244
94. Ravens – Shawn Williams, SS – Georgia; Senior: 6’0″ 213
C95. Texans – Kevin Reddick, MLB/OLB – UNC; Senior: 6’1″ 243
C96. Chiefs – Alvin Bailey, OG – Arkansas; *Junior: 6’3″ 312
C97. Titans – Bennie Logan, DT – LSU; *Junior: 6’2″ 309

4th Round:
98. Jaguars – Andre Ellington, RB – Clemson; Senior: 5’9″ 199
99. Chiefs – Jonathan Bostic, MLB – Florida; Senior: 6’1″ 245
100. Raiders – David Amerson, CB/S – NC State; *Junior: 6’1″ 205
101. Eagles – Brandon Williams, DT/NT – Missouri Southern St; Senior: 6’1″ 335
102. Vikings (Lions) – Akeem Spence, DT/DE – Illinois; *Junior: 6’1″ 307
103. Arizona – Markus Wheaton, WR – Oregon State; Senior: 5’11″ 189
104. Browns – Robert Alford, CB – SE Louisiana; Senior: 5’10″ 185
105. Bills – David Bakhtiari, OG/OT – Colorado; *Junior: 6’4″ 299
106. Jets – Travis Kelce, TE – Cincinnati; Senior: 6’5″ 255
107. Titans – Sean Porter, OLB – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’1″ 229
108. Carolina – Bacarri Rambo, FS – Georgia; Senior: 6’1″ 211
108. Saints – Chris Faulk, OT – LSU; *Junior: 6’5″ 331
110. Chargers – Brian Schwenke, C – California; Senior: 6’3″ 314
111. Dolphins – Cornelius Washington, DE/OLB – Georgia; Senior: 6’4″ 265
112. Tampa Bay – Landry Jones, QB – Oklahoma; Senior: 6’4″ 225
113. Rams – Jelani Jenkins, OLB – Florida; *Junior: 6’0″ 243
114. Dallas – Joseph Randle, RB – Oklahoma State; *Junior: 6’0″ 204
115. Steelers – Marcus Lattimore, RB – South Carolina; *Junior: 5’11″ 221
116. Giants – Trevardo Williams, OLB/DE – U Conn; Senior: 6’1″ 241
117. Bears – Leon McFadden, CB – San Diego State; Senior: 5’10″ 193
118. Bengals – Aaron Mellette, WR – Elon; Senior: 6’2″ 217
119. Redskins – Nico Johnson, MLB – Alabama; Senior: 6’2″ 248
120. Vikings – Hugh Thornton, OG – Illinois; Senior: 6’3″ 320
121. Colts – Brandon Jenkins, OLB/DE – Florida State; Senior: 6’2″ 251
122. Packers – Montori Hughes, DT/NT – Tenn-Martin; Senior: 6’4″ 329
123. Seattle – Brennan Williams, OT – UNC; Senior: 6’6″ 318
124. Texans – TJ McDonald, FS – USC; Senior: 6’3″ 219
125. Denver – Gerald Hodges, OLB – Penn State; Senior: 6’1″ 243
126. Tampa Bay (Patriots) – Everett Dawkins, DT – Florida State; Senior: 6’2″ 292
127. Falcons – Malliciah Goodman, DE – Clemson; Senior: 6’4″ 276
128. 49ers – Matt Scott, QB – Arizona; Senior: 6’2″ 213
129. Ravens – Tony Jefferson, FS – Oklahoma; *Junior: 5’11″ 213
C130. Ravens – Michael Buchanan, DE/OLB – Illinois; Senior: 6’5″ 255
C131. 49ers – Tyrann Mathieu, CB/S/KR – LSU (XXX); *Junior: 5’9″ 186
C132. Lions – Will Davis, CB – Utah State; Senior: 5’11″ 186
C133. Falcons – Dion Sims, TE – Michigan State; *Junior: 6’5″ 262

5th Round:
134. Chiefs – Lavar Edwards, DE – LSU; Senior: 6’4″ 277
135. Jaguars – David Quessenberry, OT/OG/C – San Jose State; Senior: 6’5″ 302
136. Eagles – Kenjon Barner, RB – Oregon; Senior: 5’9″ 196
137. Lions – Cobi Hamilton, WR – Arkansas; Senior: 6’2″ 212
138. Seattle (Raiders) – Darius Slay, CB – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’0″ 192
139. Browns – Devin Taylor, DE – South Carolina; Senior: 6’7″ 266
140. Arizona – Duke Williams, SS/CB – Nevada; Senior: 5’11″ 200
141. Jets – DJ Swearinger, FS – South Carolina; Senior: 5’11″ 208
142. Titans – Kenny Stills, WR – Oklahoma; *Junior: 6’1″ 194
143. Bills – Corey Fuller, WR – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’2″ 204
144. Saints – Kwame Geathers, DT/NT – Georgia; *Junior: 6’5″ 342
145. Chargers – Robert Lester, SS – Alabama; Senior: 6’1″ 220
146. Dolphins – Nick Kasa, TE – Colorado; Senior: 6’6″ 269
147. Tampa Bay – BW Webb, CB – William & Mary; Senior: 5’10″ 184
148. Carolina – Jordan Hill, DT – Penn State; Senior: 6’1″ 303
149. Rams – Micah Hyde, FS/CB – Iowa; Senior: 6’0″ 197
150. Steelers – A.J. Klein, MLB – Iowa State; Senior: 6’1″ 250
151. Dallas – JC Tretter, OG/C – Cornell; Senior: 6’4″ 307
152. Giants – Chris Gragg, TE – Arkansas; Senior: 6’3″ 244
153. Bears – Vinston Painter, OT/OG – Virginia Tech; Senior: 6’4″ 306
154. Redskins – Ace Sanders, WR/RB/KR – South Carolina; *Junior: 5’7″ 173
155. Vikings – JJ Wilcox, SS – Georgia Southern; Senior: 6’0″ 213
156. Bengals – Zac Dysert, QB – Miami (OH); Senior: 6’3″ 231
157. 49ers (Colts) – Marquise Goodwin, WR – Texas; Senior: 5’9″ 183
158. Seattle – Josh Boyd, DT – Mississippi State; Senior: 6’3″ 310
159. Packers – DeVonte Holloman, OLB/SS – South Carolina; Senior: 6’1″ 243
160. Texans – Ty Powell, OLB/DE – Harding; Senior: 6’2″ 249
161. Denver – Knile Davis, RB – Arkansas; *Junior: 5’10″ 227
162. Redskins (Patriots) – Ricky Wagner, OT – Wisconsin; Senior: 6’6″ 308
163. Falcons – Jawan Jamison, RB – Rutgers; **Sophomore: 5’7″ 203
164. 49ers – Josh Evans, FS – Florida; Senior: 6’1″ 207
165. Ravens – Xavier Nixon, OT/OG – Florida; Senior: 6’6″ 321
C166. Dolphins – Dwayne Gratz, CB – U Conn; Senior: 5’11″ 201
C167. Packers – Tavarres King, WR – Georgia; Senior: 6’0″ 189
C168. Ravens – Khaled Holmes, C – USC; Senior: 6’3″ 302

6th Round:
169. Jaguars – Tharold Simon, CB – LSU; *Junior: 6’2″ 202
170. Chiefs – Mike Gillislee, RB – Florida; Senior: 5’11″ 208
171. Lions – Etienne Sabino, OLB – Ohio State; Senior: 6’2″ 247
172. Raiders – David Bass, DE – Missouri Western St.; Senior: 6’4″ 262
173. Browns (Eagles) – Eric Herman, OG – Ohio; Senior: 6’4″ 320
174. Arizona – Keith Pough, OLB/MLB – Howard; Senior: 6’2″ 239
175. Browns – Joe Kruger, DE/DT – Utah; *Junior: 6’6″ 269
176. Arizona (Vikings via Titans) – Braxston Cave, C – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’3″ 303
177. Bills – Brad Wing, P – LSU; **Sophomore: 6’4″ 185
178. Jets – Cory Grissom, DT/NT – South Florida; Senior: 6’1″ 306
179. Chargers – Stansly Maponga, DE/OLB – TCU; *Junior: 6’2″ 256
180. 49ers (Dolphins) – Garrett Gilkey, OG/OT – Chadron State; Senior: 6’6″ 318
181. Tampa Bay – Denard Robinson, WR/QB/RB – Michigan; Senior: 5’11″ 199
182. Carolina – Joseph Fauria, TE – UCLA; Senior: 6’7″ 259
183. Saints – Sean Renfree, QB – Duke; Senior: 6’3″ 219
184. Rams – Mike Purcell, DT – Wyoming; Senior: 6’3″ 302
185. Dallas – Brandon McGee, CB – Miami (FL); Senior: 5’11″ 193
186. Steelers – Chris Harper, WR – Kansas State; Senior: 6’1″ 229
187. Giants – Chris Jones, DT – Bowling Green; Senior: 6’2″ 302
188. Bears – Meshak Williams, OLB/DE – Kansas State; Senior: 6’2″ 245
189. Vikings – Lerentee McCray, OLB/DE – Florida; Senior: 6’2″ 250
190. Bengals – Reid Fragel, OT – Ohio State; Senior: 6’8″ 308
191. Redskins – Earl Wolff, SS – NC State; Senior: 5’11″ 209
192. Colts – Braden Hansen, OG/C – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 308
193. Packers – Cody Davis, SS – Texas Tech; Senior: 6’2″ 205
194. Seattle – Rodney Smith, WR – Florida State; Senior: 6’4″ 225
195. Texans – Onterio McCalebb, RB/KR – Auburn; Senior: 5’10″ 168
196. Tampa Bay (Eagles via Denver) – Lonnie Pryor, FB – Florida State; Senior: 5’11″ 227
197. Bengals (Patriots) – Joey Madsen, C – WVU; Senior: 6’3″ 310
198. Falcons – Michael Mauti, MLB/OLB – Penn State; Senior: 6’2″ 243 (XXX)
199. Ravens (49ers) – Josh Boyce, WR – TCU; *Junior: 5’11″ 206
200. Ravens – TJ Barnes, DT/NT – Georgia Tech; Senior: 6’6″ 369
C201. Texans – Ryan Otten, TE/WR – San Jose State; Senior: 6’5″ 230
C202. Titans – Larry Webster, DE/TE – Bloomsburg; Senior: 6’6″ 240
C203. Ravens – Jonathan Stewart, MLB – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’4″ 242
C204. Chiefs – Tourek Williams, OLB/DE – Florida International; Senior: 6’3″ 260
C205. Raiders – Terry Hawthorne, CB – Illinois; Senior: 6’0″ 195
C206. Steelers – Zeke Motta, FS – Notre Dame; Senior: 6’2″ 213

7th Round:

207. Chiefs – Steve Beauharnais, MLB – Rutgers; Senior: 6’1″ 240
208. Jaguars – Courtney Gardner, WR – Sierra; *Junior: 6’3″ 215
209. Raiders – Daimion Stafford, FS/SS – Nebraska; Senior: 6’0″ 221
210. Eagles – Wes Horton, DE – USC; Senior: 6’5″ 260
211. Lions – Quinn Sharp, P/K – Oklahoma State; Senior: 6’1″ 205
212. Eagles (Browns) – TJ Johnson, C – South Carolina; Senior: 6’4′ 310
213. Vikings (Arizona) – Conner Vernon, WR – Duke; Senior: 6’0″ 196
214. Seattle (Bills) – Theo Riddick, WR/RB/KR – Notre Dame; Senior: 5’10″ 201
215. Jets – Luke Marquardt, OT – Azusa Pacific; Senior: 6’8″ 315
216. Titans – Rontez Miles, FS – California (PA); Senior: 6’0″ 203
217. Dolphins – Omoregie Uzzi, OG – Georgia Tech; Senior: 6’3″ 302
218. Tampa Bay – Stepfan Taylor, RB – Stanford; Senior: 5’9″ 214
219. Raiders (Carolina) – Kerwynn Williams, RB – Utah State; Senior: 5’8″ 195
220. Seattle (Saints) – Gilbert Pena, DT/NT – Mississippi; Senior: 6’2″ 335
221. Chargers – Dustin Hopkins, K – Florida State; Senior: 6’2″ 190
222. Rams – Marquess Wilson, WR – Washington State; *Junior: 6’3″ 194
223. Steelers – Brad Sorensen, QB – Southern Utah; Senior: 6’4″ 229
224. Dolphins (Dallas) – Miguel Maysonet, RB – Stony Brook; Senior: 5’9″ 209
225. Giants – Zac Stacy, RB – Vanderbilt; Senior: 5’8″ 216
226. Patriots (Tampa Bay via Bears) – Earl Watford, OG – James Madison; Senior: 6’3″ 300
227. 49ers (Bengals) – Levine Toilolo, TE – Stanford; *Junior: 6’8″ 260
228. Redskins – Eric Martin, DE/OLB – Nebraska; Senior: 6’2″ 250
229. Vikings – DJ Hayden, CB – Houston; Senior: 5’11″ 191
230. Colts – Bradley McDougald, FS – Kansas; Senior: 6’0″ 215
231. Vikings (Seattle) – Manase Foketi, OT – West Texas A&M; Senior: 6’5″ 318
232. Packers – Braden Brown, OT/OG – BYU; Senior: 6’5″ 310
233. Texans – Sanders Commings, CB/S – Georgia; Senior: 6’0″ 216
234. Denver – Albert Rosette, MLB – Nevada; Senior: 6’2″ 245
235. Patriots – Cooper Taylor, SS – Richmond; Senior: 6’4″ 228
236. Falcons – Anthony McCloud, DT – Florida State; Senior: 6’2″ 310
237. 49ers – Brandon Hepburn, MLB – Florida A&M; Senior: 6’2″ 240
238. Ravens – Aldrick Fordham, DE – South Carolina; Senior: 6’4″ 268
C239. Eagles – Jeff Locke, P – UCLA; Senior: 6’1″ 215
C240. Bengals – Spencer Nealy, DT/DE – Texas A&M; Senior: 6’5″ 278
C241. Seattle – Ray Ray Armstrong, SS – Faulkner College; Senior: 6’4″ 215
C242. Seattle – Zach Line, FB/RB – SMU; Senior: 6’0″ 232
C243. Falcons – Adrian Bushell, CB – Louisville; Senior: 5’9″ 185
C244. Falcons – TJ Moe, WR – Missouri; Senior: 5’11″ 204
C245. Lions – Travis Bond, OG – UNC; Senior: 6’6″ 329
C246. 49ers – Armonty Bryant, DE – East Central (Okla.); Senior: 6’4″ 263
C247. Ravens – Brandon Magee, OLB – Arizona State; Senior: 5’11″ 223
C248. Titans – Graham Pocic, C/OG – Illinois; Senior: 6’5″ 310
C249. Falcons – Keelan Johnson, SS/FS – Arizona State; Senior: 6’0″ 209
C250. Dolphins – Tremayne Scott, DE – Ohio; Senior: 6’3″ 258
C251. Bengals – Nickell Robey, CB – USC; *Junior: 5’7″ 169
C252. 49ers – Travis Long, OLB – Washington State; Senior: 6’4″ 245
C253. Giants – Vince Williams, MLB – Florida State; Senior: 6’1″ 248
C254. Colts – Quanterus Smith, DE/OLB – Western Kentucky; Senior: 6’5″ 250