2014 NFL Draft Picks: Full List of Results and Grades Following Rounds 4-7

While fans get excited to see what happens in the first round, the NFL draft is not complete until all 256 picks come off the board. Only then can you truly look at how well each organization did at filling its needs.

Obviously, it takes years to truly understand the impact of each player taken in the draft. Prospects who fell to the last few rounds could end up being stars, like Tom Brady or, more recently, Richard Sherman. However, we can still look at how well each organization filled its needs while getting good value throughout the draft.

Players taken in the last few rounds can still contribute right away or be considered high-upside picks who can help out later.

Here is a complete look at results from Day 3, followed by complete grades for each team in the NFL.

Pick	Team	Player	Position	School
Round 4
101.	Eagles	Jaylen Watkins	CB	Florida
102.	Redskins	Bashaud Breeland	CB	Clemson
103.	Falcons	Devonta Freeman	RB	Florida State
104.	Jets	Jalen Saunders	WR	Oklahoma
105.	Patriots	Bryan Stork	C	Florida State
106.	49ers	Bruce Ellington	WR	South Carolina
107.	Raiders	Justin Ellis	DT	Louisiana Tech
108.	Seahawks	Cassius Marsh	DE	UCLA
109.	Bills	Ross Cockrell	CB	Duke
110.	Rams	Maurice Alexander	S	Utah State
111.	Bengals	Russell Bodine	C	North Carolina
112.	Titans	DaQuan Jones	DT	Penn State
113.	Giants	Andre Williams	RB	Boston College
114.	Jaguars	Aaron Colvin	CB	Oklahoma
115.	Jets	Shaquelle Evans	WR	UCLA
116.	Raiders	Keith McGill	CB	Utah
117.	Bears	Ka'Deem Carey	RB	Arizona
118.	Steelers	Martavis Bryant	WR	Clemson
119.	Cowboys	Anthony Hitchens	OLB	Iowa
120.	Cardinals	Logan Thomas	QB	Virginia Tech
121.	Packers	Carl Bradford	OLB	Arizona State
122.	Titans	Marqueston Huff	CB	Wyoming
123.	Seahawks	Kevin Norwood	WR	Alabama
124.	Chiefs	De'Anthony Thomas	RB	Oregon
125.	Dolphins	Walt Aikens	CB	Liberty
126.	Saints	Khairi Fortt	OLB	California
127.	Browns	Pierre Desir	CB	Lindenwood
128.	Panthers	Tre Boston	S	North Carolina
129.	49ers	Dontae Johnson	CB	North Carolina State
130.	Patriots	James White	RB	Wisconsin
131.	Bears	Brock Vereen	S	Minnesota
132.	Seahawks	Kevin Pierre-Louis	OLB	Boston College
133.	Lions	Nevin Lawson	CB	Utah State
134.	Ravens	Brent Urban	DT/DE	Virginia
135.	Texans	Tom Savage	QB	Pittsburgh
136.	Lions	Larry Webster	TE/DE	Bloomsburg
137.	Jets	Dakota Dozier	OT	Furman
138.	Ravens	Lorenzo Taliaferro	RB	Coastal Carolina
139.	Falcons	Prince Shembo	OLB	Notre Dame
140.	Patriots	Cameron Fleming	OT	Stanford
Round 5
141.	Eagles	Taylor Hart	DE	Oregon
142.	Redskins	Ryan Grant	WR	Tulane
143.	Buccaneers	Kadeem Edwards	OG	Tennessee State
144.	Jaguars	Telvin Smith	OLB	Florida State
145.	Vikings	David Yankey	OG	Stanford
146.	Cowboys	Devin Street	WR	Pittsburgh
147.	Falcons	Ricardo Allen	CB	Purdue
148.	Panthers	Bene Benwikere	CB	San Jose State
149.	Buccaneers	Kevin Pamphile	OT	Purdue
150.	49ers	Aaron Lynch	DE	South Florida
151.	Titans	Avery Williamson	ILB	Kentucky
152.	Giants	Nat Berhe	S	San Diego State
153.	Bills	Cyril Richardson	OG	Baylor
154.	Jets	Jeremiah George	ILB	Iowa State
155.	Dolphins	Arthur Lynch	TE	Georgia
156.	Broncos	Lamin Barrow	OLB	LSU
157.	Steelers	Shaquille Richardson	CB	Arizona
158.	Lions	Caraun Reid	DT	Princeton
159.	Jaguars	Chris Smith	OLB/DE	Arkansas
160.	Cardinals	Ed Stinson	DE	Alabama
161.	Packers	Corey Linsley	C	Ohio State
162.	Eagles	Ed Reynolds	S	Stanford
163.	Chiefs	Aaron Murray	QB	Georgia
164.	Bengals	AJ McCarron	QB	Alabama
165.	Chargers	Ryan Carrethers	DT	Arkansas State
166.	Colts	Jonathan Newsome	DE	Ball State
167.	Saints	Vinnie Sunseri	S	Alabama
168.	Falcons	Marquis Spruill	ILB	Syracuse
169.	Saints	Ronald Powell	OLB	Florida
170.	49ers	Keith Reaser	CB	Florida Atlantic
171.	Dolphins	Jordan Tripp	OLB	Montana
172.	Seahawks	Jimmy Staten	DT	Middle Tennessee
173.	Steelers	Wesley Johnson	OT	Vanderbilt
174.	Giants	Devon Kennard	OLB	USC
175.	Ravens	John Urschel	OG	Penn State
176.	Packers	Jared Abbrederis	WR	Wisconsin
Round 6
177.	Texans	Jeoffrey Pagan	DE	Alabama
178.	Titans	Zach Mettenberger	QB	LSU
179.	Patriots	Jon Halapio	OG	Florida
180.	49ers	Kenneth Acker	CB	Southern Methodist
181.	Texans	Alfred Blue	RB	LSU
182.	Vikings	Antone Exum	CB	Virginia Tech
183.	Bears	David Fales	QB	San Jose State
184.	Vikings	Kendall James	CB	Maine
185.	Buccaneers	Robert Herron	WR	Wyoming
186.	Redskins	Lache Seastrunk	RB	Baylor
187.	Giants	Bennett Jackson	CB	Notre Dame
188.	Rams	E.J. Gaines	CB	Missouri
189.	Lions	TJ Jones	WR	Notre Dame
190.	Dolphins	Matt Hazel	WR	Coastal Carolina
191.	Bears	Pat O'Donnell	P	Miami (Fla.)
192.	Steelers	Jordan Zumwalt	OLB	UCLA
193.	Chiefs	Zach Fulton	OG	Tennessee
194.	Ravens	Keith Wenning	QB	Ball State
195.	Jets	Brandon Dixon	CB	Northwest Missouri State
196.	Cardinals	Walter Powell	WR	Murray State
197.	Packers	Demetri Goodson	CB	Baylor
198.	Patriots	Zach Moore	DE	Concordia-St. Paul
199.	Seahawks	Garrett Scott	OT	Marshall
200.	Chiefs	Laurent Duvernay-Tardif	OT	McGill
201.	Chargers	Marion Grice	RB	Arizona State
202.	Saints	Tavon Rooks	OT	Kansas State
203.	Colts	Andrew Jackson	ILB	Western Kentucky
204.	Panthers	Tyler Gaffney	RB	Stanford
205.	Jaguars	Luke Bowanko	C	Virginia
206.	Patriots	Jemea Thomas	S	Georgia Tech
207.	Broncos	Matt Paradis	C	Boise State
208.	Seahawks	Eric Pinkins	S	San Diego State
209.	Jets	Quincy Enunwa	WR	Nebraska
210.	Jets	IK Enemkpali	DE	Louisiana Tech
211.	Texans	Jay Prosch	FB	Auburn
212.	Bengals	Marquis Flowers	OLB	Arizona
213.	Jets	Tajh Boyd	QB	Clemson
214.	Rams	Garrett Gilbert	QB	SMU
215.	Steelers	Daniel McCullers	DT	Tennessee
Round 7
216.	Texans	Dre Hal	CB	Vanderbilt
217.	Redskins	Ted Bolser	TE	Indiana
218.	Ravens	Michael Campanaro	WR	Wake Forest
219.	Raiders	T.J. Carrie	CB	Ohio
220.	Vikings	Shamar Stephen	DT	Connecticut
221.	Bills	Randell Johnson	OLB	Florida Atlantic
222.	Jaguars	Storm Johnson	RB	UCF
223.	Vikings	Brandon Watts	OLB	Georgia Tech
224.	Eagles	Beau Allen	DT	Wisconsin
225.	Vikings	Jabari Price	CB	North Carolina
226.	Rams	Mitchell Van Dyk	OT	Portland State
227.	Seahawks	Kiero Small	FB	Arkansas
228.	Redskins	Zach Hocker	K	Arkansas
229.	Lions	Nate Freese	K	Boston College
230.	Steelers	Rob Blanchflower	TE	Massachusetts
231.	Cowboys	Ben Gardner	DE	Stanford
232.	Colts	Ulrick John	OT	Georgia State
233.	Jets	Trevor Reilly	OLB	Utah
234.	Dolphins	Terrence Fede	DE	Marist
235.	Raiders	Shelby Harris	DE	Illinois State
236.	Packers	Jeff Janis	WR	Saginaw Valley
237.	Bills	Seantrel Henderson	OT	Miami (Fla.)
238.	Cowboys	Will Smith	ILB	Texas Tech
239.	Bengals	James Wright	WR	LSU
240.	Chargers	Tevin Reese	WR	Baylor
241.	Rams	Christian Bryant	S	Ohio State
242.	Broncos	Corey Nelson	OLB	Oklahoma
243.	49ers	Kaleb Ramsey	DT	Boston College
244.	Patriots	Jeremy Gallon	WR	Michigan
245.	49ers	Trey Millard	FB	Oklahoma
246.	Bears	Charles Leno	OT	Boise State
247.	Raiders	Jonathan Dowling	CB	Western Kentucky
248.	Cowboys	Ahmad Dixon	S	Baylor
249.	Rams	Michael Sam	DE	Missouri
250.	Rams	Demetrius Rhaney	C	Tennessee State
251.	Cowboys	Ken Bishop	DT	Northern Illinois
252.	Bengals	Lavelle Westbrooks	CB	Georgia Southern
253.	Falcons	Yawin Smallwood	ILB	Connecticut
254.	Cowboys	Terrance Mitchell	CB	Oregon
255.	Falcons	Tyler Starr	OLB	South Dakota
256.	Texans	Lonnie Ballentine	S	Memphis

Team	Grade	Note
Dallas Cowboys	A	Had a lot of picks and used them well, including six on the defensive side of the ball. Ahmad Dixon is someone who has great upside despite the late pick.
New York Giants	B-	Andre Williams does not have a game that translates to the NFL, but the Giants got good value. Also took too long to address needs at linebacker and in secondary.
Philadelphia Eagles	A	Chip Kelly certainly feels comfortable taking Oregon players, picking two in the draft. Adding a speedster in Jaylen Watkins will also help.
Washington Redskins	A-	Did not truly address needs, but the values were great for Bashaud Breeland, Ryan Grant and especially Lache Seastrunk.
Arizona Cardinals	B+	Logan Thomas is a long shot to be productive in the NFL, but he might be worth the risk.
San Francisco 49ers	A+	San Francisco continues to draft "redshirt" players and get good value late the draft.
Seattle Seahawks	A-	Seattle knows how to find gems in late rounds and the squad did not have many needs, making this an easy day.
St. Louis Rams	A	E.J. Gaines represents good value, but all anyone will talk about is Michael Sam. Jeff Fisher will make sure this is not a distraction.
Chicago Bears	A-	There are a bunch of high-upside players in Ka'Deem Carey, Brock Vereen and even quarterback David Fales.
Detroit Lions	B-	Added one cornerback, but the Lions still need more help in the secondary.
Green Bay Packers	B	Did the Packers draft three quality receivers in this class? Yes. Do they need all of them? No.
Minnesota Vikings	A	David Yankey was one of the better values in the class and should start right away. The rest of the players should improve the defense.
Atlanta Falcons	A	Devonta Freeman, Prince Shembo and Yawin Smallwood are all likely to contribute early in their careers.
Carolina Panthers	C+	Only had three picks and could have used more help on offense.
New Orleans Saints	A-	Vinnie Sunseri is a good long-term selection while other picks will be useful defensively.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	C+	Continued to add height, but not a lot of talent. Defense should feel slighted.
Buffalo Bills	A	Value was the name of the game with Seantral Henderson and Cyril Richardson. Along with Cyrus Kouandjio, could turn offensive line into a real strength going forward.
Miami Dolphins	A-	Small-school prospects Jordan Tripp and Matt Hazel could be valuable additions.
New England Patriots	B	Not an exciting draft overall, but the Patriots added some good athletes thoughout.
New York Jets	A-	Tajh Boyd could make things interesting down the line, but it is the three receivers who will make an early impact in New York.
Denver Broncos	C	Did not take advantage of only three picks, grabbing undersized players with little upside.
Kansas City Chiefs	A	This will be an interesting draft to look at in a few years. Aaron Murray and De'Anthony Thomas could be huge or worthless.
Oakland Raiders	A-	Did a good job of solidifying defense, but could have used some help at wide receiver.
San Diego Chargers	A-	Ryan Carrethers is a perfect fit on this team, highlighting a strong third day.
Baltimore Ravens	B+	Not much spectacular, but the Ravens added depth in key areas and should be in good shape going forward.
Cincinnati Bengals	B	If AJ McCarron ever becomes a starter, this grade jumps way up. Otherwise, there is not much to like.
Cleveland Browns	A-	Only had one pick and made a great one in Pierre Desir. However, they still need a wide receiver at some point.
Pittsburgh Steelers	A+	Had a few positions they needed to fill and the Steelers hit all of them with good players.
Houston Texans	A+	Helped a lot of areas, but most importantly drafted a quarterback who could possibly take over the reigns.
Indianapolis Colts	B-	Needed help in the secondary and failed to address it despite plenty of solid options.
Jacksonville Jaguars	A+	Lots of potential from the Day 3 picks, including Aaron Colvin who is recovering from torn ACL.
Tennessee Titans	B+	Zack Mettenberger could end up contributing, but no cornerbacks taken.

Best Day 3 Drafts

San Francisco 49ers

Wit a relatively full roster, the 49ers did not have to draft for immediate need. Instead, they continued their trend of bringing in high-upside players who will hopefully make an impact down the line.

On Day 2, they started this mindset with the last pick of Round 3 by taking the injured Brandon Thomas out of Clemson. This continued on Day 3 when they selected cornerback Keith Reaser, who is also dealing with knee injuries.

Omar Kelly of the Sun-Sentinel appreciated the pick:

Meanwhile, defensive end Aaron Lynch was another selection who should have gone higher, but character issues dropped him down. He even admitted this after being drafted in the fifth round, via Matt Maiocco of CSN:

Adding in quick slot receiver Bruce Ellington and some more defensive backs to help the depth, the 49ers should be extremely satisfied with their end of the draft. 

Houston Texans

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There will be a lot of debate surrounding the Texans' plan to wait until the third day to get their quarterback, but they certainly got one with a lot of potential.

With the No. 135 picks in the draft, Houston selected Tom Savage out of Pittsburgh. This brought mixed reactions considering the player has very little game experience:

However, ESPN's Adam Schefter points out the positives as he is set to play for new his new coach:

Bleacher Report's Chris Simms even thinks of him as one of the best quarterbacks in the class:

Houston also added a bunch of SEC players who have been through tough competition and should come in to the NFL ready to play.

After a miserable season last year, the future looks bright for the Texans.

Pittsburgh Steelers

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The Steelers were fortunate to see an extremely talented receiver fall to them in the first round as they were able to take Martavis Bryant with the 118th pick.

Bleacher Report's Matt Bowen describes the physical attributes of the player:

Despite being selected in the fourth round, you can expect the receiver to make an impact right away on a team that needs it. Bleacher Report's Matt Miller and Michael Felder broke down the pick:

After that, the Steelers filled some needs on the depth chart with cornerback Shaquille Richardson and tackle Wesley Johnson. Although neither player projects to be a star, they will be useful early on.

Pittsburgh came into the day with a few specific goals, and it nailed each of the selections in the final few rounds.