NFL Mock Draft 2014: Complete 7-Round Predictions

When you sit down to do a seven-round NFL mock draft, you realize something about yourself—you're either a glutton for punishment, or you really, really love the draft. 

I'm the latter. But it's a fine line that separates the two.

Below, you'll find a full mock draft with all (gulps) 256 selections accounted for. A brief note on my methodology—while I try to match need with value as much as possible in the early rounds, by the later rounds I'm simply focused on making value picks for teams. However, the later rounds are often used for filling out depth.

OK, enough of the boring stuff—let's project this entire freaking draft, shall we?

1. Houston Texans: Jadeveon Clowney, DE, South Carolina  

It's pretty simple—Jadeveon Clowney is the best prospect in this draft, hands down. All of the talk about his motor or his love of the game or his reduced production last season is hogwash, folks—the man is a dynamic talent who was constantly double- and triple-teamed last year.

Do I think a team like Jacksonville or Atlanta could still trade up to this pick to draft him? Yes. Do I think the Texans would be crazy to pass on him if they couldn't move the pick?

Absolutely.

2. St. Louis Rams (from Washington): Sammy Watkins, WR, Clemson 

A lot of people are going to have this pick as Greg Robinson—or perhaps even Khalil Mack—but the chance to add the most dynamic offensive skill-position player in this draft will be too hard to pass up for Jeff Fisher and company. Just imagine opposing defenses trying to scheme against Tavon Austin and Sammy Watkins.

Scary.

3. Jacksonville Jaguars: Khalil Mack, DE/OLB, Buffalo    

If the Jaguars and Texans weren't in the same division, I'd be sure they were going to swap picks, seeing as Clowney is a better fit in Jacksonville and Mack is a better fit for the Texans. But it's hard to imagine Houston making a fair exchange with a division rival, so I think the Jags stay put and add the scheme-versatile Mack to the defense. 

Gus Bradley will find plenty of creative ways to employ his new toy on defense—you can believe that. 

4. Cleveland Browns: Johnny Manziel, QB, Texas A&M 

Johnny Manziel continues to be a great fit for Cleveland. He's a day-one starter, and the team has a reliable backup in place in Brian Hoyer. He'll put butts in seats. He'll be working with an offensive coordinator in Kyle Shanahan that just built an offense around Robert Griffin III. He'll have offensive weapons to work with in Josh Gordon, Jordan Cameron and Ben Tate (and as you'll see later in this draft, the Browns will probably add a few more as well).

And Browns general manager Ray Farmer seems intrigued by his unique skill set, as he revealed in a press conference, via Marla Ridenour of Ohio.com:

"He’s different," he said. "He’s not the quintessential guy who everybody points to and says, ‘This is how you would draw it up, this is the packaging you want.’ That speaks to a lot of what Johnny has been his entire life, is different. It’s not how you think about playing the position and being effective from the pocket."

Those comments were ambiguous, yes. I don't care—this feels like an obvious choice to me.

5. Oakland Raiders: Greg Robinson, OT, Auburn  

So does this. The Raiders have more needs than a newborn baby, but addressing the offensive line with an athletic, huge-upside prospect like Greg Robinson takes care of a big one. You don't always get to fill a big need with the best player available, but the Raiders luck out.

6. Atlanta Falcons: Jake Matthews, OT, Texas A&M  

The Falcons don't luck out, as I'm guessing they crave either Clowney or Mack. And they could still likely trade up to land either. Still, staying put and drafting one of the safer prospects in the draft, Jake Matthews, is a pretty nice option, too.

7. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Mike Evans, WR, Texas A&M

This has become a popular pick, though a receiver-needy team flush with draft picks—(cough) the 49ers! (cough)—could move up into the top 10 to chase Mike Evans. Still, the possibility of pairing Evans with Vincent Jackson is surely giving Tampa's NFC-South foes night terrors.

8. Minnesota Vikings: Blake Bortles, QB, Central Florida  

Projecting landing spots for quarterbacks in this draft has become a toss-up, but Blake Bortles' upside is unquestionable and the Vikings' need for a quarterback is fairly obvious. I like the idea of Bortles in Norv Turner's vertical passing attack, and with Adrian Peterson to hand the ball off to, he'll have a nice security blanket in place if he struggles early.  

9. Buffalo Bills: Eric Ebron, TE, North Carolina 

The Bills need to upgrade the passing game and could use a dynamic player at the tight end position. Eric Ebron fills both needs. More of an off-the-ball weapon in the passing game than an in-line blocker, Ebron would create plenty of mismatches for EJ Manuel to exploit. Possibly a slight reach here, but Ebron would give this offense a whole new dimension.  

10. Detroit Lions: Justin Gilbert, CB, Oklahoma State

There isn't a consensus as to whom the top corner is in this draft, but I'm a Justin Gilbert fan. His athleticism, his scheme-versatility and his ability to affect the game as a returner make him very intriguing. An easy choice for the Lions. 

11. Tennessee Titans: Anthony Barr, OLB/DE, UCLA

I'm not sure I've projected another player to the Titans in months. Anthony Barr is a bit raw but his athleticism and potential are impressive. As Tennessee adjusts to a 3-4 hybrid scheme, starting with a dynamic player coming off the edge makes sense. Barr fills that need. 

12. New York Giants: Taylor Lewan, OT, Michigan

Taylor Lewan is nasty. He's a snarling dog baring his teeth to anybody who would step between him and his dinner. He's going to not only improve this team's offensive line, he'll add a bit of mean to a team that often looked punchless last season.  

13. St. Louis Rams: Calvin Pryor, S, Louisville 

I had the Rams taking Ha'Sean "Ha Ha" Clinton-Dix for months in this slot, but I've come around to the idea that Calvin Pryor's combination of athleticism and physicality better fits the Rams system. He'll be a center fielder in this scheme, but a center fielder that will take off heads across the middle. 

14. Chicago Bears: Aaron Donald, DT, Pittsburgh 

Aaron Donald could very easily be a top-10 pick, depending on how the draft plays out, but if he's available at No. 14 the Bears will draft him in a hot second. There's really nothing negative you can say about Donald, a player who has impressed on the field and off. He'll help reinvigorate a running attack that couldn't have stopped a fly with a windshield last season.  

15. Pittsburgh Steelers: Darqueze Dennard, CB, Michigan State  

Some folks have vaulted Kyle Fuller past Darqueze Dennard in the corner rankings, but I think the latter is the perfect fit for the Steelers. His physical, press-man style and ability to contribute against the run will make him a fast favorite in the Steel City.

16. Dallas Cowboys: Timmy Jernigan, DT, Florida State

I could see the Cowboys sniffing around Ra'Shede Hageman as well, but Timmy Jernigan is the perfect fit next to Henry Melton, and he's versatile enough to play several positions in different fronts. Some may find this to be a slight reach, but has that ever stopped Jerry Jones before? 

Just be glad he isn't trading away the farm to draft Johnny Football.

17. Baltimore Ravens: C.J. Mosley, LB, Alabama

Without Ray Lewis prowling in the middle of the field, the Baltimore defense isn't quite the same. Nobody expects C.J. Mosley to replace Lewis, but he'll certainly improve a middle linebacker position that needs a playmaker. 

18. New York Jets: Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, S, Alabama    

With Eric Decker signed in free agency and Clinton-Dix still on the board, I wouldn't be surprised to see the Jets bypass the receiver position here and add a free safety. Clinton-Dix would give this team a rangy player over the top, and he's a very nice value here. If he drops this far, don't be surprised to see a team trade up to nab him.  

19. Miami Dolphins: Zack Martin, OT, Notre Dame  

It's no secret that the Dolphins need to upgrade, well, basically the entire offensive line, and Zack Martin would be a nice start. He can either play tackle or guard at the next level, and his versatility makes him all the more appealing.  

20. Arizona Cardinals: Derek Carr, QB, Fresno State 

The Cardinals could wait until the second round to address the quarterback position behind Carson Palmer, but I think they'll be hard-pressed to pass on Derek Carr here. I love the fit of Carr's big arm in Bruce Arians' downfield passing attack, so I wouldn't be surprised in the least if he's off the board here.

21. Green Bay Packers: Louis Nix III, DT, Notre Dame 

The Packers need to bolster the defensive line in this draft, and they'll have the option of selecting several talented players here. Louis Nix III is the top nose tackle available, however, meaning he'll literally and figuratively plug a big hole for the Packers.

22. Philadelphia Eagles: Odell Beckham Jr., WR, LSU 

This is a great fit for the Eagles. Odell Beckham Jr.'s speed and quickness would make him a great option in the slot for Philadelphia, and he'd also seriously upgrade the team's return game. This is the type of athlete that will thrive in Chip Kelly's fast-paced offense. 

23. Kansas City Chiefs: Brandin Cooks, WR, Oregon State    

Brandin Cooks is going to give Andy Reid a DeSean Jackson-esque weapon like he had in Philly. Cooks is even better after the catch than Jackson, so you can bet you'll see plenty of wide receiver screens and quick outs in Kansas City next season.

24. Cincinnati Bengals: Kyle Fuller, CB, Virginia Tech 

Fuller is atop some analyst's corner rankings at this point, so the Bengals will feel they're getting a steal here. It's no secret that Cincy's corners are pretty old, and Fuller will not only bring youth but the ability to step in and start from day one.  

25. San Diego Chargers: Ra'Shede Hageman, DT, Minnesota

If Hageman were a more consistent performer, he'd be a top-15 pick. As it were, he's a nice value for a Chargers team that needs to improve in the trenches. 

26. Cleveland Browns (via Indianapolis): Kelvin Benjamin, WR, Florida State

Hey, if you are going to draft Manziel, you might as well surround him with weapons. Kelvin Benjamin is a bit of a project, yes, and some might see this as a reach, but his ability to go up and snatch the ball will make him a nice addition to this offense, especially in the red zone. Cleveland's offense just became one of the most intriguing and exciting in the league. 

27. New Orleans Saints: Dee Ford, OLB, Auburn 

Great value for the Saints here, as Dee Ford is one of the top pass-rushers in this draft. He'll give the Saints even more bite on the edge and give Rob Ryan a fun new toy to send at quarterbacks. 

28. Carolina Panthers: Marqise Lee, WR, USC 

Anonymous may be a group of hackers, but it also describes the Panthers receiving corps. Marqise Lee has seen his stock take a hit after a disappointing 2013 season, but this kid can play, and he'll instantly upgrade the passing attack for Cam Newton.  

29. New England Patriots: Jace Amaro, TE, Texas Tech

Jace Amaro is not only the perfect fit to pair with Rob Gronkowski, he's also insurance for the oft-injured tight end. A receptions machine, Amaro will be part Aaron Hernandez's former role, part Wes Welker's former role in this offense for Tom Brady. 

30. San Francisco 49ers: Jason Verrett, CB, TCU

The Niners have about 20,000 picks in this draft, so they really can focus on taking the top player on the board (unless they trade some of those picks, which they surely will). Jason Verrett has been the forgotten man at the corner position atop that position's rankings, but this kid can really play.

31. Denver Broncos: Ryan Shazier, OLB, Ohio State

Shazier is either a nice complement to Von Miller opposite of him at linebacker or a nice understudy. Either way, for a team that basically rebuilt its defense through free agency, further solidifying it in the draft is vital.  

32. Seattle Seahawks: Allen Robinson, WR, Penn State  

Having lost Golden Tate, it's no secret the Seahawks need to replace his production. Allen Robinson is more of a downfield threat than Tate, but he's also sneakily dangerous after the catch. He shouldn't need a huge adjustment period and could pair with Percy Harvin to give this team two very dangerous weapons on the outside. 

Pick	Team	Player	Position	School
33	Houston Texans	Teddy Bridgewater	QB	Louisville
34	Washington	Kony Ealy	DE/OLB	Missouri
35	Cleveland Browns	Xavier Su'a-Filo	G	UCLA
36	Oakland Raiders	Bradley Roby	CB	Ohio State
37	Atlanta Falcons	Kyle Van Noy	OLB	BYU
38	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Dominique Easley	DT	Florida
39	Jacksonville Jaguars	Jimmy Garoppolo	QB	Eastern Illinois
40	Minnesota Vikings	Deone Bucannon	S	Washington State
41	Buffalo Bills	Morgan Moses	OT	Virginia
42	Tennessee Titans	Carlos Hyde	RB	Ohio State
43	New York Giants	Austin Seferian-Jenkins	TE	Washington
44	St. Louis Rams	Cyrus Kouandjio	OT	Alabama
45	Detroit Lions	Jimmie Ward	S	Northern Illinois
46	Pittsburgh Steelers	Stephon Tuitt	DE	Notre Dame
47	Dallas Cowboys	Scott Crichton	DE	Oregon State
48	Baltimore Ravens	LaMarcus Joyner	CB/S	Florida State
49	New York Jets	Cody Latimer	WR	Indiana
50	Miami Dolphins	David Yankey	G	Stanford
51	Chicago Bears	Marcus Roberson	CB	Florida
52	Arizona Cardinals	Jeremiah Attaochu	OLB	Georgia Tech
53	Green Bay Packers	Chris Borland	LB	Wisconsin
54	Philadelphia Eagles	Demarcus Lawrence	OLB	Boise State
55	Cincinnati Bengals	Trent Murphy	DE/OLB	Stanford
56	San Francisco 49ers	Jarvis Landry	WR	LSU
57	San Diego Chargers	Joel Bitonio	OT	Nevada
58	New Orleans Saints	Travis Swanson	C	Arkansas
59	Indianapolis Colts	Pierre Desir	CB	Lindenwood
60	Carolina Panthers	Gabe Jackson	G	Mississippi State
61	San Francisco 49ers	Marcus Martin	C	USC
62	New England Patriots	Preston Brown	LB	Louisville
63	Denver Broncos	Jaylen Watkins	CB	Florida
64	Seattle Seahawks	Trai Turner	G	LSU

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Pick	Team	Player	Position	School
65	Houston Texans	Phillip Gaines	CB	Rice
66	Washington	Will Sutton	DT	Arizona State
67	Oakland Raiders	Zach Mettenberger	QB	LSU
68	Atlanta Falcons	Max Bullough	LB	Michigan State
69	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Tom Savage	QB	Pittsburgh
70	Jacksonville Jaguars	Jordan Matthews	WR	Vanderbilt
71	Cleveland Browns	Tre Mason	RB	Auburn
72	Minnesota Vikings	Jackson Jeffcoat	DE	Texas
73	Buffalo Bills	Martavis Bryant	WR	Clemson
74	New York Giants	Donte Moncrief	WR	Ole Miss
75	St. Louis Rams	Weston Richburg	C	Colorado State
76	Detroit Lions	Kareem Martin	DE	North Carolina
77	San Francisco 49ers	Carl Bradford	OLB	Arizona State
78	Dallas Cowboys	AJ McCarron	QB	Alabama
79	Baltimore Ravens	Jeremy Hill	RB	LSU
80	New York Jets	Antonio Richardson	OT	Tennessee
81	Miami Dolphins	Andre Williams	RB	Boston College
82	Chicago Bears	Jordan Tripp	OLB	Montana
83	Cleveland Browns	Terrence Brooks	S	Florida State
84	Arizona Cardinals	Ahmad Dixon	S	Baylor
85	Green Bay Packers	Ed Reynolds	S	Stanford
86	Philadelphia Eagles	Stanley Jean-Baptiste	CB	Nebraska
87	Kansas City Chiefs	Bashaud Breeland	CB	Clemson
88	Cincinnati Bengals	Ja'Wuan James	OT	Tennessee
89	San Diego Chargers	Ego Ferguson	DT	LSU
90	Indianapolis Colts	Kevin Pierre-Louis	OLB	Boston College
91	New Orleans Saints	Shayne Skov	LB	Stanford
92	Carolina Panthers	Telvin Smith	OLB	Florida State
93	New England Patriots	George Uko	DT	USC
94	San Francisco 49ers	DaQuan Jones	DT	Penn State
95	Denver Broncos	Ka’Deem Carey	RB	Arizona
96	Minnesota Vikings	Terrance West	RB	Towson
97	Pittsburgh Steelers	Kevin Norwood	WR	Alabama
98	Green Bay Packers	Bryan Stork	C	Florida State
99	Baltimore Ravens	Jack Mewhort	OT	Ohio State
100	San Francisco 49ers	Kelcy Quarles	DE	South Carolina

Pick	Team	Player	Position	School
101	Houston Texans	Trevor Reilly	OLB	Utah
102	Washington	Yawin Smallwood	LB	UConn
103	Atlanta Falcons	Marcus Smith	DE	Louisville
104	New York Jets	Troy Niklas	TE	Notre Dame
105	Jacksonville Jaguars	Devonta Freeman	RB	Florida State
106	Cleveland Browns	Brock Vereen	S	Minnesota
107	Oakland Raiders	Bruce Ellington	WR	South Carolina
108	Minnesota Vikings	Justin Ellis	DT	Louisiana Tech
109	Buffalo Bills	Chris Watt	G	Notre Dame
110	St. Louis Rams	Christian Kirksey	OLB	Iowa
111	Detroit Lions	Christian Jones	LB	Florida State
112	Tennessee Titans	Aaron Murray	QB	Georgia
113	New York Giants	Dakota Dozier	G	Furman
114	Jacksonville Jaguars	Keith McGill	CB	Utah
115	New York Jets	Cyril Richardson	G	Baylor
116	Miami Dolphins	Robert Herron	WR	Wyoming
117	Chicago Bears	Dion Bailey	S	USC
118	Pittsburgh Steelers	Lamin Barrow	LB	LSU
119	Dallas Cowboys	Paul Richardson	WR	Colorado
120	Arizona Cardinals	Ed Stinson	DE	Alabama
121	Green Bay Packers	C.J. Fiedorowicz	TE	Iowa
122	Philadelphia Eagles	Craig Loston	S	LSU
123	Cincinnati Bengals	Loucheiz Purifoy	CB	Florida
124	Kansas City Chiefs	Dezmen Southward	S	Wisconsin
125	San Diego Chargers	Jared Abbrederis	WR	Wisconsin
126	New Orleans Saints	Lache Seastrunk	RB	Baylor
127	Cleveland Browns	E.J. Gaines	CB	Missouri
128	Carolina Panthers	Billy Turner	OT	North Dakota State
129	San Francisco 49ers	Nevin Lawson	CB	Utah State
130	New England Patriots	Charles Sims	RB	West Virginia
131	Denver Broncos	Kadeem Edwards	G	Tennessee State
132	Seattle Seahawks	Josh Huff	WR	Oregon
133	Detroit Lions	Adrian Hubbard	DE/OLB	Alabama
134	Baltimore Ravens	Terrance Mitchell	S	Oregon State
135	Houston Texans	Anthony Steen	G	Alabama
136	Detroit Lions	Charles Leno	OT/G	Boise State
137	New York Jets	Storm Johnson	RB	Central Florida
138	Baltimore Ravens	Crockett Gillmore	TE	Colorado State
139	Atlanta Falcons	Kenny Ladler	S	Vanderbilt
140	New England Patriots	Jordan Zumwalt	LB	UCLA

Pick	Team	Player	Position	School
141	Houston Texans	Marqueston Huff	S	Wyoming
142	Washington	Arthur Lynch	TE	Georgia
143	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Richard Rodgers	TE	California
144	Jacksonville Jaguars	Brent Urban	DE	Virginia
145	Cleveland Browns	Ronald Powell	OLB	Florida
146	Seattle Seahawks	Colt Lyerla	TE	Oregon
147	Atlanta Falcons	Antone Exum	CB	Virginia Tech
148	Minnesota Vikings	Brandon Coleman	WR	Rutgers
149	Buffalo Bills	Gabe Ikard	C	Oklahoma
150	Jacksonville Jaguars	Aaron Lynch	DE	USF
151	Tennessee Titans	Anthony Johnson	DT	LSU
152	New York Giants	James Hurst	OT	North Carolina
153	St. Louis Rams	Chris Davis	CB	Auburn
154	New York Jets	Chris Smith	OLB	Arkansas
155	Miami Dolphins	Josh Mauro	DE	Stanford
156	Chicago Bears	David Fales	QB	San Jose State
157	Pittsburgh Steelers	Jake Murphy	TE	Utah
158	Dallas Cowboys	Dontae Johnson	FS	North Carolina State
159	Jacksonville Jaguars	Devin Street	WR	Pittsburgh
160	Arizona Cardinals	Joe Don Duncan	TE	Dixie State
161	Green Bay Packers	Logan Thomas	QB	Virginia Tech
162	Philadelphia Eagles	Rashaad Reynolds	CB	Oregon State
163	Kansas City Chiefs	Victor Hampton	CB	South Carolina
164	Cincinnati Bengals	Will Clarke	DE	West Virginia
165	San Diego Chargers	Isaiah Lewis	S	Michigan State
166	Indianapolis Colts	Cameron Fleming	OT	Stanford
167	New Orleans Saints	James Gayle	DE	Virginia Tech
168	Carolina Panthers	Tyler Larsen	C	Utah State
169	New Orleans Saints	Matt Patchan	OT	Boston College
170	San Francisco 49ers	Avery Williamson	LB	Kentucky
171	Denver Broncos	Russell Bodine	C	North Carolina
172	Seattle Seahawks	Deion Belue	CB	Alabama
173	Pittsburgh Steelers	Michael Sam	OLB	Missouri
174	New York Giants	Mike Davis	WR	Texas
175	Baltimore Ravens	Walt Aikens	CB	Liberty
176	Green Bay Packers	Caraun Reid	DT	Princeton

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Pick	Team	Player	Position	School
177	Houston Texans	Ryan Grant	WR	Tulane
178	Washington	Jon Halapio	G	Florida
179	Jacksonville Jaguars	Marion Grice	RB	Arizona State
180	Cleveland Browns	Cassius Marsh	DE	UCLA
181	Houston Texans	Cody Hoffman	WR	BYU
182	Atlanta Falcons	Marcel Jensen	TE	Fresno State
183	Chicago Bears	Jerick McKinnon	RB	Georgia Southern
184	Minnesota Vikings	Seantrel Henderson	OT	Miami
185	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Ricardo Allen	CB	Purdue
186	Tennessee Titans	L'Damian Washington	WR	Missouri
187	New York Giants	Dri Archer	RB	Kent State
188	St. Louis Rams	Garrett Gilbert	QB	SMU
189	Detroit Lions	Ryan Carrethers	DT	Arkansas State
190	Miami Dolphins	Bennett Jackson	CB	Notre Dame
191	Chicago Bears	Daniel McCullers	DE	Tennessee
192	Pittsburgh Steelers	Jemea Thomas	S	Georgia Tech
193	Kansas City Chiefs	Prince Shembo	OLB	Notre Dame
194	Baltimore Ravens	TJ Jones	WR	Notre Dame
195	New York Jets	De'Anthony Thomas	RB/WR	Oregon
196	Arizona Cardinals	Wesley Johnson	G	Vanderbilt
197	Green Bay Packers	Aaron Colvin	CB	Oklahoma
198	New England Patriots	Nat Berhe	S	San Diego State
199	Cincinnati Bengals	Brett Smith	QB	Wyoming
200	Kansas City Chiefs	James Morris	LB	Iowa
201	San Diego Chargers	Isaiah Crowell	RB	Alabama State
202	New Orleans Saints	Shaquil Barrett	OLB	Colorado State
203	Indianapolis Colts	Tyler Gaffney	RB	Stanford
204	Carolina Panthers	Christian Bryant	S	Ohio State
205	Jacksonville Jaguars	Demetri Goodson	CB	Baylor
206	New England Patriots	Kasim Edebali	OLB	Boston College
207	Denver Broncos	Lavelle Westbrooks	CB	Georgia Southern
208	Seattle Seahawks	Tre Boston	S	North Carolina
209	New York Jets	Xavier Grimble	TE	USC
210	New York Jets	Taylor Hart	DE	USC
211	Houston Texans	Jalen Saunders	WR	Oklahoma
212	Cincinnati Bengals	James White	RB	Wisconsin
213	New York Jets	Michael Schofield	OT/G	Michigan
214	St. Louis Rams	Vinnie Sunseri	S	Alabama
215	Pittsburgh Steelers	Jeff Janis	WR	Saginaw Valley

Pick	Team	Player	Position	School
216	Houston Texans	Donald Hawkins	G	Texas
217	Washington	Jay Bromley	DT	Syracuse
218	Cleveland Browns	Tajh Boyd	QB	Clemson
219	Oakland Raiders	Connor Shaw	QB	South Carolina
220	Atlanta Falcons	Ross Cockrell	CB	Duke
221	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	John Urschel	G	Penn State
222	Jacksonville Jaguars	Keith Wenning	QB	Ball State
223	Minnesota Vikings	Khairi Fortt	OLB	California
224	Buffalo Bills	Deandre Coleman	DT	California
225	Carolina Panthers	Jay Prosch	FB	Auburn
226	St. Louis Rams	Jamie Meder	DT	Ashland
227	Detroit Lions	Chris Boswell	PK	Rice
228	Tennessee Titans	Justin Britt	OT	Missouri
229	Dallas Cowboys	Andrew Jackson	LB	Western Kentucky
230	Pittsburgh Steelers	Brandon Dixon	CB	Northwest Missouri State
231	Dallas Cowboys	Justin Britt	OT	Missouri
232	Indianapolis Colts	Alden Darby	S	Arizona State
233	New York Jets	Dede Lattimore	LB	USF
234	Miami Dolphins	Hakeem Smith	S	Louisville
235	Oakland Raiders	David Fluellen	RB	Toledo
236	Green Bay Packers	John Brown	WR	Pittsburgh State
237	Philadelphia Eagles	Nickoe Whitley	S	Mississippi State
238	Dallas Cowboys	Corey Linsley	C	Ohio State
239	Cincinnati Bengals	Larry Webster	DE	Bloomsburg
240	San Diego Chargers	Shamar Stephen	DE	UConn
241	St. Louis Rams	Sean Parker	S	Washington
242	San Francisco 49ers	A.C. Leonard	TE	Tennessee State
243	San Francisco 49ers	Chaz Sutton	OLB	South Carolina
244	New England Patriots	Devon Kennard	OLB	USC
245	San Francisco 49ers	Henry Josey	RB	Missouri
246	Denver Broncos	Jordan Najvar	TE	Baylor
247	Oakland Raiders	Jonathan Dowling	S	Western Kentucky
248	Dallas Cowboys	Bene Benwikere	CB	San Jose State
249	St. Louis Rams	Michael Campanaro	WR	Wake Forest
250	St. Louis Rams	Howard Jones	OLB	Shephard
251	Dallas Cowboys	Tevin Reese	WR	Baylor
252	Cincinnati Bengals	Carrington Byndom	CB	Texas
253	Atlanta Falcons	Stephen Morris	QB	Miami
254	Dallas Cowboys	Shaquelle Evans	WR	UCLA
255	Atlanta Falcons	Gator Hoskins	FB	Marshall
256	Houston Texans	Jeff Mathews	QB	Cornell