NFL Draft Order 2012: How Cowboys and Buccaneers Trades Shake Up Round 2

Last night's flurry of trade activity between the No. 3 and No. 7 pick changed the entire scope of the draft.

And, naturally, there was another flurry of activity late in the round.

Two trades in particular shook up the draft, though, and that distinction belongs to the Dallas Cowboys and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Dallas Cowboys

Big D was reportedly hot on the tail of Alabama safety Mark Barron throughout much of the draft process, but when Dallas saw an opportunity to move up the board, it selected LSU cornerback Morris Claiborne instead.

The on-field impact is huge, and the draft impact is pretty big as well.

The Rams were able to move down in the draft for the second time while acquiring another second-round pick—they now own three selections in the first 13 picks of tonight's second round.

St. Louis selected Michael Brockers at No. 14—a top-10 talent—and can immediately help its ballclub early tonight.

Dallas, meanwhile, turned a weakness into a strength by moving up the board.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

The Bucs were the team left out to dry by Cleveland's move to No. 3, and once they missed on Trent Richardson, they decided to move down the board to No. 7.

They proceeded to reach for Mark Barron (talent-wise, not value-wise) with their pick, but he's expected to be a starter.

If you know anything of new coach Greg Schiano, you know how much he wants an all-purpose running back, and losing out on Richardson bothered him.

So, the Bucs decided to come back into the first round for Doug Martin, sending the Broncos down in the process.

The trade was the second for Denver and it wound not making a first-round pick at all. The Broncos only have two second-rounders to show for it, although they could land huge value with their first pick at No. 36 overall.

Tampa Bay didn't get what it wanted, but it got what it needed.

Full Round 2 Order

33. St. Louis Rams

34. Indianapolis Colts

35. Baltimore Ravens (via Min)

36. Denver Broncos (via TB)

37. Cleveland Browns

38. Jacksonville Jaguars

39. St. Louis Rams (via Wash)

40. Carolina Panthers

41. Buffalo Bills

42. Miami Dolphins

43. Seattle Seahawks

44. Kansas City Chiefs

45. St. Louis Rams (via Dal)

46. Philadelphia Eagles (via Arz)

47. New York Jets

48. New England Patriots (via Oak)

49. San Diego Chargers

50. Chicago Bears

51. Philadelphia Eagles

52. Tennessee Titans

53. Cincinnati Bengals

54. Detroit Lions

55. Atlanta Falcons

56. Pittsburgh Steelers

57. Denver Broncos

58. Houston Texans

59. New Orleans Saints -- No Pick (Bounty Hunters)

59. Green Bay Packers

60. Baltimore Ravens

61. San Francisco 49ers

62. New England Patriots

63. New York Giants