NFL Draft Order 2013: Team-by-Team Look at Day 3 Selections

With two days of the NFL draft in the books, league officials, general managers and remaining players on the board will all be engaged to the final four rounds of the 2013 NFL draft on Saturday.

There's still playmakers to be had in the fourth round and beyond.

Two of the best QBs in this draft (USC's Matt Barkley and Syracuse's Ryan Nassib) are still around on the third day, which is quite amazing if you've been trying to keep up with the pre-draft rankings by many respected NFL personalities.

The fact that several marquee skill position players and defensive playmakers are still available as well is another indicator that players do fall through the cracks—even in the best football league on Earth. 

There are starters to be had in the final four rounds.Take a look below at where your team will be selecting in each round on Saturday as well as some prospects that you should keep an eye on.

*For a complete look at the remaining 2013 NFL draft order for Rounds 4, 5, 6 and 7, click here. For a recap of the first two days of the draft, complete with a list of every player chosen so far, click here.

Team	4th	5th	6th	7th
Arizona Cardinals	103, 110	140	174, 176	236
Atlanta Falcons	127, 133	163	NONE	243, 244, 249
Baltimore Orioles	129, 130	168	200, 203	238, 247
Buffalo Bills	105	143	177	222
Carolina Panthers	108	148	182	NONE
Chicago Bears	117	153	188	NONE
Cincinnati Bengals	118	156	190, 197	240, 251
Cleveland Browns	111	139	175	217
Dallas Cowboys	114	151	185	NONE
Denver Broncos	125	161	NONE	234
Detroit Lions	132	137	171, 187	211, 245
Green Bay Packers	109	146, 159, 167	173, 193	216, 224, 232
Houston Texans	124	160	195, 201	233
Indianapolis Colts	121	NONE	192	230, 254
Jacksonville Jaguars	98	135	169	208
Kansas City Chiefs	99	134	170, 204	207
Miami Dolphins	104, 106	135, 164, 166	NONE	250
Minnesota Vikings	120	155	189	213
New England Patriots	102	NONE	NONE	226, 229, 235
New Orleans Saints	109	144	183	NONE
New York Giants	116	152	187	225, 253
New York Jets	106	141	178	215
Oakland Raiders	100	NONE	172, 205	209, 219
Philadelphia Eagles	101	136	NONE	210, 212, 218, 239
Pittsburgh Steelers	115	150	186, 206	223
St. Louis Rams	113	149	184, 198	NONE
San Diego Chargers	110	145	179	221
San Francisco 49ers	128, 131	157	180	227, 237, 246, 252
Seattle Seahawks	123	138, 158, 165	194, 199	214, 220, 231, 241, 242
Tampa Bay Bucaneers	112, 126	147	181, 196	NONE
Tennessee Titans	107	142	202	248
Washington Redskins	119	154, 162	191	228

*Numbered picks in each round are the overall selection, not the round-by-round number. Picks are subject to change based on Day 3 trades.

Day 3 Players to Follow Closely

QB Matt Barkley, USC/ QB Ryan Nassib, Syracuse

Although the teams that needed a QB were able to grab one during the first two days of the draft, there will still be a huge market for both of these guys on Saturday.

Consider teams with young starters like Tennessee, Minnesota and Cincinnati to maybe take a stab on QBs they like in the fifth or sixth round, because you can never have enough depth the in NFL under center.

Heck, even Indianapolis and Washington both picked two QBs in the 2012 NFL draft.

Look no further than Washington's use of Kirk Cousins after the Robert Griffin III last season injury to see that having depth at QB is more valuable than depth at any other position, even if that depth is often fleeting because of the pure talent.

Other options at QB on Day 3 include Oklahoma's Landry Jones, Arizona's Matt Scott as well as the two aforementioned prospects—both of whom were expected to be gone by Friday night. They are not, and that opens up an interesting situation for teams to start looking at taking a QB in Round 4.

RB Marcus Lattimore, South Carolina

He's certainly not the best RB on the board, but Lattimore had the makings of a star when he first arrived on the scene in South Carolina.

Two knee injuries have severely depleted his draft stock, but as we've seen with a guy like Willis McGahee, the right amount of willpower and talent will overcome that issue and produce a good career in the NFL under the right circumstances.

As with the QB position, running back is a position that you need depth at to succeed.

From the two-back system taking over the league these days to the fact that this wasn't a standout draft for RBs, it's surprising to see that there are still some good backs (UCLA's Johnathan Franklin, for example) left as Saturday's Round 4 is set to begin.

Lattimore isn't high on that list, but in the right system with a chance to sit out the first year and get fully healthy, he would be a fourth or fifth-round steal.

OL Barrett Jones, Alabama

Jones' medical history must really be daunting, because his game on the field speaks for itself.

It is surprising to see Jones still available on Day 3, but that will change when a team looking to add depth to all three line spots takes him on Saturday.

Not the fastest or most athletic guy, Jones makes up for his flaws with an incredible football IQ and the ability to play all five positions on the line if necessary. There's teams that would be at a high premium for that kind of talent.

Look for San Diego, Buffalo and maybe even a team like Miami or St. Louis to be interested in upgrading their line with Jones.

Follow @DowntownEG