2012 NFL Draft Projections: Predicting Each Team's First 3 Rounds of Picks

The 2012 NFL draft is almost upon us, roughly one week away. The personal visits are winding down and NFL teams are doing their best to set up smokescreens to divert the focus away from the players that they are truly interested in drafting.

That cloak of mystery and intrigue is one of the hidden beauties of every NFL draft. There are always some surprises, as teams will intentionally try to make everybody think they are heading down one path, when that is truly the furthest thing from the truth.

We are going to attempt to predict the first two days of the 2012 NFL Draft, every pick from No. 1 overall down to No. 95. Some of these predictions will come true, some will go higher than we predict and some will go lower than predicted. That is just the nature of draft predictions.

We will end the presentation with three slides that provide an overview of each of the first three rounds of the mock draft.

On to the predictions, the presentation and the mocking.

Sources of Information

Rather than consult my "Magic 8 Ball," we instead looked at mock drafts conducted by Draftek.com and the big board at National Football Post, as well as the big board by Matt Miller from Bleacher Report to lend a hand as to potential players for these selections.

In case you are saying to yourself that there is no way in heck that so-and-so will be drafted there, well that is because I was using the above sources to help keep my selections in the proper neighborhood, so there is in fact some cognitive basis for these picks.

Since there are three sources in play here, there are also three different opinions to select from. Therein lies the beauty of mock drafts.

If you would like to check these sources out for yourself, you can find the link to the National Football Post big board right here. As for the greatest and latest computer-simulated mock draft at Draftek.com, you can find that link right here.

And last, but certainly not least, here is the link to Bleacher Report's very own Matt Miller's "Final Big Board" article that was published on 4/16/12. Here is the link to the big board at Draftek.com.

To give you an idea of how wildly different the opinions can vary out there, here are the top 10 players on the draft board of our three sources. (Code is as follows: MM = Matt Miller, NFP = National Football Post and DT = Draftek.)

Overall Pick No. 1 - MM (Andrew Luck), NFP (Andrew Luck) and DT (Andrew Luck). So far, so good.

Overall Pick No. 2 - MM (Robert Griffin III), NFP (Morris Claiborne) and DT (Matt Kalil). The fun begins.

Overall Pick No. 3 - MM (Trent Richardson) NFP (David DeCastro) and DT (Robert Griffin III).

Overall Pick No. 4 - MM (Matt Kalil), NFP (Trent Richardson) and DT (Trent Richardson).

Overall Pick No. 5 - MM (Morris Claiborne), NFP (Michael Brockers) and DT (Justin Blackmon).

Overall Pick No. 6 - MM (David DeCastro), NFP (Matt Kalil) and DT (Morris Claiborne).

Overall Pick No. 7 - MM (Alshon Jeffery), NFP (Coby Fleener) and DT (Riley Reiff).

Overall Pick No. 8 - MM (Nick Perry), NFP (Robert Griffin III) and DT (Luke Kuechly).

Overall Pick No. 9 - MM (Michael Brockers), NFP (Luke Kuechly) and DT (David DeCastro).

Overall Pick No. 10 - MM (Michael Floyd), NFP (Quinton Coples) and DT (Quinton Coples). 

A couple interesting players to compare and contrast, and trust me there are many more.

WR Alshon Jeffery: MM (No. 7 overall), NFP (No. 99 overall), DT (No. 52 overall).

TE Coby Fleener: MM (No. 16 overall), NFP (No. 7 overall), DT (No. 32 overall).

These examples illustrate how one player can be viewed so differently across the board. You just wonder if they were watching the same game tape or completely different games.

Arizona Cardinals

Cardinals overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall picks No. 13 and 80.

With the No. 13 overall pick, the Arizona Cardinals could go in a number of different directions. Their biggest priorities appear to be at tackle, tight end, outside linebacker and cornerback.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick 13 is T Riley Reiff, Iowa

Pick 80 is TE Orson Charles, Georgia

Atlanta Falcons

Falcons overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall picks No. 55 and 84.

The Atlanta Falcons could use help in the draft at tight end, on their offensive line, cornerback, linebacker and defensive end.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick 55 is TE Dwayne Allen, Clemson

Pick 84 is CB Josh Robinson, Central Florida

Baltimore Ravens

Ravens overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall picks No. 29, 60 and 91. 

The Baltimore Ravens could focus in the draft on tackle, guard, wide receiver, inside linebacker, defensive end, safety and cornerback.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick 29 is T Jonathan Martin, Stanford.

Pick 60 is WR Mohamed Sanu, Rutgers

Pick 91 is CB Josh Norman, Coastal Carolina

Buffalo Bills

Bills overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall picks No. 10, 41 and 71. 

The Bills are looking for help in the draft at left tackle, wide receiver, a quarterback they can develop, pass rush, outside linebacker and cornerback.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick No. 10 is WR Michael Floyd, Notre Dame

Pick No. 41 is T Bobby Massie, Mississippi

Pick No. 71 is QB Brock Osweiler, Arizona State

Carolina Panthers

Panthers overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall picks No. 9 and 40.

The Carolina Panthers are looking to add a wide receiver, tackle, guard, defensive end, defensive tackle and an outside linebacker.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick No. 9 is DT Michael Brockers, LSU

Pick No. 40 is T Mike Adams, Ohio State

Chicago Bears

Bears overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall picks No. 19, 50 and 79. 

In the 2012 NFL draft, the Chicago Bears will probably look to add a wide receiver, tackle, offensive line depth, defensive end, safety and cornerback.

Mock Draft Results

Pick No. 19 is CB Stephon Gilmore, South Carolina

Pick No. 50 is WR Alshon Jeffery, South Carolina

Pick No. 79 is DE Cam Johnson, Virginia

 

Cincinnati Bengals

Bengals overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall picks No. 17, 21, 53 and 83.

From a positional view, the Bengals could use a running back, offensive line help, wide receiver, defensive tackle, cornerback and safety.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick No. 17 is S Mark Barron, Alabama

Pick No. 21 is OLB/DE Courtney Upshaw, Alabama

Pick No. 53 is RB LaMichael James, Oregon

Pick No. 83 is G Jeff Allen, Illinois

 

Cleveland Browns

Browns overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall picks No. 4, 22, 37 and 67.

The Browns could use a quarterback, tackle, running back, guard, wide receiver, defensive end and outside linebacker.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick No. 4 is RB Trent Richardson, Alabama

Pick No. 22 is WR Kendall Wright, Baylor

Pick No. 37 is QB Brandon Weeden, Oklahoma State

Pick No. 67 is T Mitchell Schwartz, California

 

Dallas Cowboys

Cowboys overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall picks No. 14, 45 and 81.

The Dallas Cowboys can use some help at guard, wide receiver, nose tackle, safety, defensive end and cornerback. 

Mock Draft Results:

Pick No. 14 is G David DeCastro, Stanford

Pick No. 45 is CB Janoris Jenkins, North Alabama

Pick No. 81 is DL Josh Chapman, Alabama

Denver Broncos

Broncos overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall picks No. 25, 57 and  87.

The Broncos need to find a guard, running back, wide receiver, backup quarterback for Peyton Manning, nose tackle and cornerback.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick No. 25 is NT Dontari Poe, Memphis

Pick No. 57 is RB Chris Polk, Washington

Pick No. 87 is QB Kirk Cousins, Michigan State

 

Detroit Lions

Lions overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall picks No. 23, 54 and 85.

Look for the Lions to draft a guard, tackle, linebacker and cornerback.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick No. 23 is G/T Cordy Glenn, Georgia

Pick No. 54 is G Kelechi Osemele, Iowa State

Pick No. 85 is OLB Bruce Irvin, West Virginia

Green Bay Packers

Packers overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall picks No. 28, 59 and 90.

Green Bay is looking for help at guard, center, a quarterback they can groom to replace Matt Flynn, safety, outside linebacker and defensive end.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick No. 28 is G Kevin Zeitler, Wisconsin

Pick No. 59 is OLB Lavonte David, Nebraska

Pick No. 90 is DE Billy Winn, Boise State

 

Houston Texans

Texans overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall picks No. 26, 58 and 76.

The Texans were hit hard in the offseason due to free-agency defections, so they will look to replenish their depth with a wide receiver, guard, nose tackle, safety, outside linebacker and defensive end.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick No. 26 is DE/OLB Andre Branch, Clemson

Pick No. 58 is DE Jared Crick, Nebraska

Pick No. 76 is WR A.J. Jenkins, Illinois

Indianapolis Colts

Colts overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two:  Overall picks No. 1, 34 and 64.

For an organization in the early stages or rebuilding mode, the Colts have needs across the board, specifically at quarterback, tight end, guard, running back, wide receivers and offensive line depth, in addition to defensive tackle and cornerback.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick No. 1 is QB Andrew Luck, Stanford

Pick No. 34 is G James Brown, Troy

Pick No. 64 is WR Joe Adams, Arkansas

Jacksonville Jaguars

Jaguars overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall picks No. 7, 38 and 70.

The Jaguars on draft day will hope to land a wide receiver, tackle, pass-rush help and to upgrade their secondary.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick No. 7 is DL Fletcher Cox, Mississippi State

Pick No. 38 is OLB Shea McClellin, Boise State

Pick No. 70 is WR Juron Criner, Arizona

 

Kansas City Chiefs

Chiefs overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two:  Overall picks No. 11, 44 and 74.

Kansas City will want to draft a wide receiver, tackle, inside linebacker, nose tackle and safety.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick No. 11 is LB Luke Kuechly, Boston College

Pick No. 44 is S Markelle Martin, Oklahoma State

Pick No. 74 is T Zebrie Sanders, Florida State

Miami Dolphins

Dolphins overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall picks No. 8, 42, 72 and 73.

Owners of four draft picks in the first 73 players selected, the Dolphins can plug more than just a few holes at the 2012 NFL draft. Help could be coming in the form of a quarterback, wide receiver, offensive line and defensive line help, inside linebacker and safety.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick No. 8 is QB Ryan Tannehill, Texas A&M

Pick No. 42 is S Harrison Smith, Notre Dame

Pick No. 72 is WR Marvin Jones, California

Pick No. 73 is C/G Ben Jones, Georgia

Minnesota Vikings

Vikings overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall picks No. 3, 35 and 66.

Look for the Minnesota Vikings to draft a left tackle, wide receiver, defensive tackle, safety and cornerback. With three picks in the first 66 selections, the Vikings should come away with some quality talent.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick No. 3 is T Matt Kalil, USC

Pick No. 35 is CB Alfonzo Dennard, Nebraska

Pick No. 66 is WR Devon Wylie, Fresno State

New England Patriots

Patriots overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall picks No. 27, 31, 48, 62 and 93.

Bill Belichick has the Patriots sitting pretty at the 2012 NFL Draft, as they own an extra first-round pick and an extra second-round pick. The Patriots could use some help with wide receiver, offensive line depth, safety, their pass rush and at cornerback.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick No. 27 is C/G Peter Konz, Wisconsin

Pick No. 31 is DE/OLB Nick Perry, USC

Pick No. 48 is DE/OLB Chandler Jones, Syracuse

Pick No. 62 is CB Brandon Boykin, Georgia

Pick No. 93 is FS Christian Thompson, South Carolina State

 

New Orleans Saints

Saints overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall pick No. 89.

With just one draft pick for the first three rounds, there really isn't that much the Saints can do in the first two days, but wait for their turn to come up and make sure they nail that pick.

The Saints could use help at wide receiver, tackle, defensive tackle, cornerback, linebacker and defensive end.

With so many team needs and only one pick, the Saints can hope that somebody they graded out much higher on their big board is still available for their second-round pick.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick No. 89 is LB Mychal Kendricks, California

New York Giants

Giants overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall picks No. 32, 63 and 94.

The New York Giants lost some players in free agency, so their draft needs reflect some of that player movement. The Giants will probably look to draft a tight end, wide receiver, running back, tackle, linebacker and defensive tackle.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick No. 32 is TE Coby Fleener, Stanford

Pick No. 63 is DT Mike Martin, Michigan

Pick No. 94 is RB Robert Turbin, Utah State

New York Jets

Jets overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall picks No. 16, 47 and 77.

In the 2012 NFL Draft, I expect to see the Jets drafting for help at wide receiver, running back, guard, outside linebacker and defensive end.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick No. 16 is DE Quinton Coples, North Carolina

Pick No. 47 is WR Rueben Randle, LSU

Pick No. 77 is G Brandon Brooks, Miami (Ohio)

Oakland Raiders

Raiders overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two:  Overall pick No. 95.

The Oakland Raiders only have the final draft pick of the third round, at No. 95, and that is it for the Raiders selections in the first two days of the draft. With that pick, the Raiders could go in any of these directions: guard, running back, cornerback and outside linebacker.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick No. 95 is LB Travis Lewis, Oklahoma

Philadelphia Eagles

Eagles overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall picks No. 15, 46, 51 and 88.

In the first three rounds of the 2012 NFL draft, the Eagles own four draft choices, so it would not be a surprise to see them address these positions: guard, tackle, linebacker and defensive tackle. The Eagles are also high on some corners from the 2012 class.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick No. 15 is CB Dre Kirkpatrick, Alabama

Pick No. 46 is LB Bobby Wagner, Utah State

Pick No. 51 is DT Jerel Worthy, Michigan State

Pick No. 88 is T Nate Potter, Boise State

Pittsburgh Steelers

Steelers overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall picks No. 24, 56 and 86.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are in need of some help at guard, running back, tackle, inside linebacker and defensive tackle.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick No. 24 is LB Dont'a Hightower, Alabama

Pick No. 56 is RB David Wilson, Virginia Tech

Pick No. 86 is G Brandon Washington, Miami (Fla.)

San Diego Chargers

Chargers overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two:  Overall picks No. 18, 49 and 78.

Look for the San Diego Chargers to draft a tackle, inside linebacker, safety and nose tackle.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick No. 18 is DE/OLB Whitney Mercilus, Illinois

Pick No. 49 is DT Kendall Reyes, UConn

Pick No. 78 is FS George Iloka, Boise State

San Francisco 49ers

49ers overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall picks No. 30, 61 and 92.

The San Francisco 49ers are needing to address these positions at the draft: guard, wide receiver, tight end, cornerback, linebacker and defensive tackle.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick No. 30 is WR Stephen Hill, Georgia Tech

Pick No. 61 is  CB Jamell Fleming, Oklahoma

Pick No. 92 is LB Ronnell Lewis, Oklahoma

Seattle Seahawks

Seahawks overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall picks No. 12, 43 and 75.

The Seattle Seahawks could use a young quarterback to develop, a running back, wide receiver, improved pass-blocking, cornerback, linebacker and defensive end.

With that much flexibility, the Seahawks can go in multiple directions at No. 12.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick 12 is DE Melvin Ingram, South Carolina

Pick 43 is LB Zach Brown, North Carolina

Pick 75 is WR Nick Toon, Wisconsin

 

St. Louis Rams

Rams overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall picks No. 6, 33, 39 and 65.

With four high-quality draft picks at their disposal in the first three rounds of the draft, the Rams should be able to make an impact on their talent base. Look for the Rams to add a guard, wide receiver, running back, tight end, cornerback, linebacker and defensive tackle.

Those are a lot of holes to fill, but this is one positive step in the Rams' rebuilding efforts.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick No. 6 is WR Justin Blackmon, Oklahoma State

Pick No. 33 is RB Doug Martin, Boise State

Pick No. 39 is G Amini Silatolu, Midwestern State

Pick No. 65 is CB Casey Hayward, Vanderbilt

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Buccaneers overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall picks No. 5, 36 and 68.

The Tampa Bay Bucs are much like the Rams in that they need help in a number of areas, and have some high-quality picks to address those needs. They should be looking for a wide receiver, running back, center, cornerback, outside linebacker and safety.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick No. 5 is CB Morris Claiborne, LSU

Pick No. 36 is RB Lamar Miller, Miami (Fla.)

Pick No. 68 is WR Jarius Wright, Arkansas

Tennessee Titans

Titans overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall picks No. 20, 52 and 82.

The Tennessee Titans are looking for help at guard, center, wide receiver, cornerback, outside linebacker, defensive tackle and safety.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick No. 20 is DT Devon Still, Penn State

Pick No. 52 is DE Vinny Curry, Marshall

Pick No. 82 is WR Brian Quick, Appalachian State

Washington Redskins

Redskins overall draft picks for Day One and Day Two: Overall picks No. 2 and 69.

Thanks to the trade with the St. Louis Rams, the Redskins have the rights to draft the second player in the 2012 NFL Draft, which seems like it will be Robert Griffin III. The Redskins now only have two draft picks in the first three rounds, so they will have to come up with a good player at No. 69.

The Redskins need a quarterback, guard, offensive line depth, safety, linebacker and defensive end.

Mock Draft Results:

Pick No. 2 is QB Robert Griffin III, Baylor

Pick No. 69 is FS Brandon Taylor, LSU

Complete First-Round Mock Draft Results

1) Indianapolis Colts: QB Andrew Luck, Stanford

2) Washington Redskins: QB Robert Griffin III, Baylor

3) Minnesota Vikings: T Matt Kalil, USC

4) Cleveland Browns: RB Trent Richardson, Alabama

5) Tampa Bay Bucs: CB Morris Claiborne, LSU

6) St. Louis Rams: WR Justin Blackmon, Oklahoma St.

7) Jacksonville Jaguars: DL Fletcher Cox, Mississippi St.

8) Miami Dolphins: QB Ryan Tannehill, Texas A&M

9) Carolina Panthers: DT Michael Brockers, LSU

10) Buffalo Bills: WR Michael Floyd, Notre Dame

11) Kansas City Chiefs: LB Luke Kuechly, Boston College

12) Seattle Seahawks: DE Melvin Ingram, South Carolina

13) Arizona Cardinals: T Riley Reiff, Iowa

14) Dallas Cowboys: G David DeCastro, Stanford

15) Philadelphia Eagles: CB Dre Kirkpatrick, Alabama

16) New York Jets: DE Quinton Coples, North Carolina

17) Cincinnati Bengals: S Mark Barron, Alabama

18) San Diego Chargers: DE/OLB Whitney Mercilus, Illinois

19) Chicago Bears: CB Stephon Gilmore, South Carolina

20) Tennessee Titans: DT Devon Still, Penn St. 

21) Cincinnati Bengals: DE/OLB Courtney Upshaw, Alabama

22) Cleveland Browns: WR Kendall Wright, Baylor

23) Detroit Lions: G/T Cordy Glenn, Georgia

24) Pittsburgh Steelers: LB Dont'a Hightower, Alabama

25) Denver Broncos: DT Dontari Poe, Memphis

26) Houston Texans: DE Andre Branch, Clemson

27) New England Patriots: C Peter Konz, Wisconsin

28) Green Bay Packers: G Kevin Zeitler, Wisconsin

29) Baltimore Ravens: G Jonathan Martin, Stanford

30) San Francisco 49ers: WR Stephen Hill, Georgia Tech

31) New England Patriots: DE/OLB Nick Perry, USC

32) New York Giants, TE Coby Fleener, Stanford

Complete Second-Round Mock Draft Results

33) St. Louis Rams: RB Doug Martin, Boise St. (pictured)

34) Indianapolis Colts: G James Brown, Troy

35) Minnesota Vikings: CB Alfonzo Dennard, Nebraska

36) Tampa Bay Bucs: Lamar Miller, Miami (Fla.)

37) Cleveland Browns: QB Brandon Weeden, Oklahoma St.

38) Jacksonville Jaguars: OLB Shea McClellin, Boise St.

39) St. Louis Rams: G Amini Silatolu, Mideastern St.

40) Carolina Panthers: T Mike Adams, Ohio St.

41) Buffalo Bills: T Bobby Massie, Mississippi

42) Miami Dolphins: S Harrison Smith, Notre Dame

43) Seattle Seahawks: LB Zach Brown, North Carolina

44) Kansas City Chiefs: S Markelle Martin, Oklahoma St.

45) Dallas Cowboys: CB Janoris Jenkins, North Alabama

46) Philadelphia Eagles: LB Bobby Wagner, Utah St.

47) New York Jets: WR Rueben Randle, LSU

48) New England Patriots: DE/OLB Chandler Jones, Syracuse

49) San Diego Chargers: DT Kendall Reyes, UConn

50) Chicago Bears: WR Alshon Jeffery, South Carolina

51) Philadelphia Eagles: DT Jerel Worthy, Michigan St.

52) Tennessee Titans: DE Vinny Curry, Marshall

53) Cincinnati Bengals: RB LaMichael James, Oregon

54) Detroit Lions: G Kelechi Osemele, Iowa St.

55) Atlanta Falcons: TE Dwayne Allen, Clemson

56) Pittsburgh Steelers: RB David Wilson, Virginia Tech

57) Denver Broncos: RB Chris Polk, Washington

58) Houston Texans: DE Jared Crick, Nebraska

59) Green Bay Packers: OLB Lavonte David, Nebraska

60) Baltimore Ravens: WR Mohamed Sanu, Rutgers

61) San Francisco 49ers: CB Jamell Fleming, Oklahoma

62) New England Patriots: CB Brandon Boykin, Georgia

63) New York Giants: DT Mike Martin, Michigan

Complete Third-Round Mock Draft Results

64) Indianapolis Colts: WR Joe Adams, Arkansas (pictured) 

65) St. Louis Rams: CB Casey Hayward, Vanderbilt

66) Minnesota Vikings: WR Devon Wylie, Fresno St.

67) Cleveland Browns: T Mitchell Schwartz, California

68) Tampa Bay Bucs: WR Jarius Wright, Arkansas

69) Washington Redskins: FS Brandon Taylor, LSU

70) Jacksonville Jaguars: WR Juron Criner, Arizona

71) Buffalo Bills: QB Brock Osweiler, Arizona St.

72) Miami Dolphins: WR Marvin Jones, California

73) Miami Dolphins: C/G Ben Jones, Georgia

74) Kansas City Chiefs: T Zebrie Sanders, Florida St.

75) Seattle Seahawks: WR Nick Toon, Wisconsin

76) Houston Texans: WR A.J. Jenkins, Illinois

77) New York Jets: G Brandon Brooks, Miami (Ohio)

78) San Diego Chargers: FS George Iloka, Boise St.

79) Chicago Bears: DE Cam Johnson, Virginia

80) Arizona Cardinals: TE Orson Charles, Georgia

81) Dallas Cowboys: DL Josh Chapman, Alabama

82) Tennessee Titans: WR Brian Quick, Appalachian St.

83) Cincinnati Bengals: G Jeff Allen, Illinois

84) Atlanta Falcons: CB Josh Robinson, Central Florida

85) Detroit Lions: OLB Bruce Irvin, West Virginia

86) Pittsburgh Steelers: G Brandon Washington, Miami (Fla.)

87) Denver Broncos: QB Kirk Cousins, Michigan St.

88) Philadelphia Eagles: T Nate Potter, Boise St.

89) New Orleans Saints: LB Mychal Kendricks, California

90) Green Bay Packers: DE Billy Winn, Boise St.

91) Baltimore Ravens: CB Josh Norman, Coastal Carolina

92) San Francisco 49ers: LB Ronnell Lewis, Oklahoma

93) New England Patriots: FS Christian Thompson, South Carolina St.

94) New York Giants: RB Robert Turbin, Utah St.

95) Oakland Raiders: LB Travis Lewis, Oklahoma

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