No. 26 Baltimore Ravens—Jermane Mayberry
The Ravens were robbed the most with the re-mix, losing Ray Lewis and Jonathan Ogden. While Zach Thomas and Jermane Mayberry are decent picks, they aren’t nearly as effective. The Super Bowl title would be kissed goodbye. Mayberry did make a Pro Bowl in 2002 for the Eagles.
No. 27 Green Bay Packers—Mike Flanagan
The Packers’ focus was their offensive line in this draft. Marco Rivera was already taken from them so they’ll have to take their third round (90th overall) pick here to avoid losing their long-time center. He made one Pro Bowl for the Pack.
No. 29 Pittsburgh Steelers—Kevin Hardy
Pittsburgh would go with best available and grab Pro Bowl LB Kevin Hardy. Hardy recorded 736 tackles and 36 sacks in his nine-year career.
No. 30 Washington Redskins—Donnie Abraham
The Redskins would wrap up the first round with Pro Bowl CB Donnie Abraham. Abraham had 38 career INTs, leading the league with seven in 1999. He had at least five picks in five seasons.
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