Draft Grades: AFC South

AFC South

Houston Texans

Grade: F

Best Pick: Amobi Okoye

Sleeper: Brandon Frye

Picks: (7) DT Amobi Okoye, WR Jacoby Jones, CB Fred Bennett, S Brandon Harrison, OT Brandon Frye, G Kasey Studdard, LB Zach Diles

Comments: Other than Okoye, the Texans' draft was devoid of impact players. The fact that they didn't address their offensive line until the late rounds astonishes me. After Making David Carr a scapegoat and bringing in Matt Schaub from Atlanta, protection should have been a top priority. While Okoye will form a formidable duo with Mario Williams, the Texans can't expect to win until they get guys who can block.

Indianapolis Colts

Grade: A+

Best Pick: Tony Ugoh

Sleeper: Roy Hall

Picks: (9) WR Anthony Gonzalez, OT Tony Ugoh, CB Daymeion Hughes, DT Quinn Pitcock, S Brannon Condren, LB Clint Sessions, WR Roy Hall, CB Michael Coe, DE Keyunta Dawson

Comments: The Colts had one of the best value drafts I have ever seen. The addition of Anthony Gonzalez in the slot will improve a team that's already won a Super bowl. They also fortified their defensive backfield, which was hit hard by free agency.

Jacksonville Jaguars

Grade: D-

Best Pick: Justin Durant

Sleeper: Josh Gattis

Picks: (11) S Reggie Nelson, LB Justin Durant, WR Mike Walker, P Adam Podesh, LB Brian Smith, OG Uche Nwaneri, S Josh Gattis, DT Derek Landri, WR Jon Broussard, LB Chad Nkang, OT Andrew Carnahan

Comments: The most banal draft of the weekend. The Jaguars started strong with Reggie Nelson and linebacker Justin Durant before going through the motions for the rest of the weekend. The best thing I can say is that you can't judge a draft class until you see the players on the field. 

Tennessee Titans

Grade: D

Best Pick: Paul Williams

Sleeper: Chris Davis

Picks: (9) S Michael Griffin, RB Chris Henry, WR Paul Williams, C Leroy Harris, WR Chris Davis, DL Antonio Johnson, WR Joel Filani, DE Jacob Ford, OT Mike Otto

Comments: When you look to surround a young superstar like Vince Young with talent, you don't take a safety in the first round and then an unproven running back in the second. Michael Griffin is a very good young player, but the Titans said goodbye to their starting running back and top two receivers over the winter. They should have looked to replace them with players capable of stepping in right away.