NFL Draft 2014: Rounds 1-7 Results, Grades and Hidden Gems

The 2014 NFL draft has finally ended after three days, immense suspense and drama, and 256 total selections. There are a lot of picks to process, assess and grade for all 32 teams, but thanks to the fact that this was a particularly deep pool of incoming professional players, many franchises fared rather well.

Although many of the big-name prospects went in Thursday's first round, there were some steals to be had as the draft progressed, especially on Day 3.

Bear in mind that Seattle Seahawks star Richard Sherman, now the highest-paid cornerback in the league, was selected in the fifth round in 2011. Thus, there is likely some starting-caliber talent that came off the board even at the latter stages of this draft. They may not have a massive impact right away, but should prove to be diamonds in the rough in time.

Below is a look at grades for each team, deeper analysis of a few hidden gems from the final five rounds and a list of complete results thereafter. 

Team	Grades	Quick Analysis
Arizona Cardinals	A+	Deone Bucannon brings attitude to the secondary. Troy Niklas is a great target with plenty of upside at tight end. Logan Thomas is the ideal project QB.
Atlanta Falcons	B+	A lot of safe but effective choices. Should help team bounce back from lackluster 2013 campaign.
Baltimore Ravens	A-	Invested a lot in defense. Should be set to return to elite form within two years.
Buffalo Bills	C	Crazy cost to trade up for Sammy Watkins. That will define the success of this draft.
Carolina Panthers	B-	Like almost every pick. Unfortunately, Cam Newton still doesn't have a left tackle.
Chicago Bears	B	Every pick made sense in terms of needs. New defensive linemen must prove themselves.
Cincinnati Bengals	C+	Darqueze Dennard a Round 1 steal. Jeremy Hill an intriguing running back. AJ McCarron made little sense in fifth round.
Cleveland Browns	B+	Filled many needs, selected QB of the future, but didn't address big hole at receiver. May use one of two 2015 first-round picks to acquire one via trade.
Dallas Cowboys	A-	Jerry Jones wasn't all that flashy. It still helped the Cowboys improve in key areas.
Denver Broncos	A	The rich get richer. Bradley Roby and Cody Latimer make this another strong haul for John Elway and Co.
Detroit Lions	D+	Perplexing neglect of the secondary until Round 4. Eric Ebron brings yet another dimension to Detroit's offense.
Green Bay Packers	B	Great top two picks; multiple receivers late. Could have used more defenders.
Houston Texans	A+	Bolstered both lines, got Jadeveon Clowney No. 1 overall, stole Louis Nix in Round 3 and picked up potential franchise QB steal in Tom Savage.
Indianapolis Colts	D	Dealt the first-rounder to Cleveland that eventually became Johnny Manziel. What the Colts did have wasn't put to notable use.
Jacksonville Jaguars	D	A rough go for the AFC South. Baffling to take Blake Bortles at No. 3 overall, which offset most progress made later on.
Kansas City Chiefs	D-	Unless Aaron Murray becomes the heir apparent, very little was unearthed from this class for Kansas City.
Miami Dolphins	F	Dubious small-school selections and reaches in first two rounds. An obscure draft for first-year general manager Dennis Hickey.
Minnesota Vikings	A+	Maybe the best draft of anyone. Huge props to GM Rick Spielman while under terse examination.
New England Patriots	D	Jimmy Garoppolo as Tom Brady's successor? Oft-injured Dominique Easley in Round 1? Question marks all over the place.
New Orleans Saints	A-	Brandin Cooks and Stanley Jean-Baptiste alone warrant such a high mark.
New York Giants	B	Dynamic weapon in Odell Beckham Jr., added to backfield and boosted depth in key spots.
New York Jets	A-	Capitalized on deep draft by using every pick. Not everyone will fit, but great first two rounds.
Oakland Raiders	A	Great, safe pick in Round 1; landed their favorite QB in Derek Carr to start Day 2.
Philadelphia Eagles	D+	Took two Oregon players later, proving coach Chip Kelly runs the show. Jordan Matthews the only great value.
Pittsburgh Steelers	B	Substantial risk in several prospects. Upside of Ryan Shazier, Dri Archer and Martavis Bryant bring much needed explosiveness.
San Diego Chargers	C	Wisely went defense early. Not too many great prospects other than first-rounder Jason Verrett, though.
San Francisco 49ers	A+	Another savvy draft by GM Trent Baalke. Tough to criticize any pick. Plugged immediate need holes and invested in future/depth.
Seattle Seahawks	B-	Russell Wilson has two new receivers, but how much will either contribute in 2014?
St. Louis Rams	A	Improved toughness in the trenches in Round 1, landmark choice in Michael Sam in seventh round.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	A-	Got playmakers for QB Josh McCown. Did well with what they had after a big haul in free agency.
Tennessee Titans	C-	Didn't make many splash picks. Took some underrated defenders. Invested first-rounder in offensive line for second year in a row.
Washington Redskins	C	Not a lot of standout players, but no first-round pick. Morgan Moses was strong pick to improve offensive line in Round 3.

Hidden Gems in the Draft

Round 3, No. 96 overall: Jerick McKinnon, RB, Minnesota Vikings

Instead of the powerful Toby Gerhart behind Adrian Peterson, Minnesota has opted for a small-school speedster out of Georgia Southern to spell the best back in the NFL.

McKinnon was a phenom at the NFL Scouting Combine, putting up an improbable 32 reps of 225 pounds on the bench press and running a 4.37-second 40-yard dash. There is so much to like about him, and he also played quarterback in an option-heavy rushing attack in college.

ESPN's Chris Sprow noted how dangerous McKinnon can be in outlining how dire the No. 2 running back spot behind Peterson was before this pick:

A compact 5'9", 209-pound frame with a low center of gravity should dismiss at least some concerns about the level of collegiate competition he faced.

Questions linger about his ability to catch the ball, but the Vikings have plenty of weapons who can do that, and Peterson can certainly teach McKinnon a thing or two about being as complete a player as possible at the position.

"He's elusive, he has great speed in the open field," said general manager Rick Spielman, per the Associated Press, via StarTribune.com. "He kind of gives us that dynamic third-down type back that will give us a little spark when he comes in."

This is a big pickup for Minnesota to help spell Peterson as his career continues. The hope is that the Vikings finally got a viable quarterback in Teddy Bridgewater to alleviate some of the burden. McKinnon's explosiveness suggests he can detract attention and punishment from both of those players, help Minnesota with chunk plays and be a critical change of pace it needs.

The creative offensive mind of play-caller Norv Turner promises to make the most of McKinnon's abilities, too.

Round 4, No. 120 overall: Logan Thomas, QB, Arizona Cardinals

Thomas could not have hoped for a better possible situation than landing in the desert. Head coach Bruce Arians should embrace taking on the challenge of developing Thomas behind Carson Palmer.

Arians has tutored the likes of Peyton Manning, Ben Roethlisberger and Andrew Luck at the dawns of their respective careers, and gave Palmer new life en route to a 10-6 record in 2013. That bodes well for Thomas, whose cannon arm and prototypical size translate perfectly to Arians' vertical passing offense.

The Cardinals have lethal weapons in place in Larry Fitzgerald and Michael Floyd on the outside. Plus, they added Notre Dame tight end Troy Niklas in Round 2. He measured 6'6" and 270 pounds at the NFL Scouting Combine and has a ton of potential still to tap.

That goes for Thomas, too, who is the same height, has massive 10 7/8" hands and will be in a much better position to succeed than he has been as a college player. Bruce Feldman of CBSSports.com points out a notable statistic that hampered Thomas last season, along with lackluster protection:

It remains to be seen if he can elevate the play of those around him, but the flashy plays, arm talent and 4.61-second speed in the 40-yard dash make him an absolute steal in Round 4.

More than anything, it's the circumstances surrounding his arrival in Arizona that makes general manager Steve Keim looks like a genius in this instance. After all the hype surrounding Thomas extinguished in the wake of a poor senior season at Virginia Tech, don't be surprised if he turns a ton of heads in training camp.

Round 6, No. 182 overall: Antone Exum, DB, Minnesota Vikings

These steals offer somewhat of a narrow scope, as this is the second Viking and ex-Virginia Tech Hokie to be named, but Exum warrants it at the stage he went in the draft.

Sherman was mentioned before, and a big reason why he succeeds as one of the premier corners is because of his ability to play press coverage, his ball skills and a fearlessness at the point of attack. Exum possesses those traits, and was overshadowed somewhat by fellow Hokie and first-round cornerback Kyle Fuller.

Thanks to his bulk at 6'0" and 213 pounds, there's a chance Exum can slide over and play more safety than corner. Matt Vensel of The Minneapolis Star Tribune hinted at this in his analysis:

A torn ACL cut his senior season to three games, but the upside is there to take a late-round flier on him. New head coach Mike Zimmer will love having someone like Exum in the secondary to move around, since he's good enough in coverage to play outside or in the nickel and dime packages at cornerback or safety.

Exum knocked down 16 passes and had five interceptions as a junior and could have come out for last year's draft. Now that he's in the fold, he should be able to roam around the secondary and make a splash just about anywhere in the defensive backfield.

Looking forward, there are bound to be plenty more steals to discuss in the years to come from what should be considered one of the best drafts in the modern era. These are merely three of the several notables who figure to make a big impact.

Speed tends to kill in the modern NFL, which is why McKinnon is bound to thrive despite his diminutive size and inferior competition faced. Thomas landed in the best spot possible based on Arians' developing of QBs, and fits the dual-threat prototype in terms of physical tools to justify his fourth-round selection.

As for Exum, his obvious physicality and size are enviable traits that should have been coveted earlier on despite his injury red flags. A lot of what determines a player's fate in the pros is where he begins his career and how he fits into that organization's puzzle. All three of these studs are in position for greatness in the NFL on that basis, and have translatable abilities that are ideal for the league's pass-happy climate.

Pick	Team	Player	Position	School
1	Texans	Jadeveon Clowney	DE/OLB	South Carolina
2	Rams (from WSH)	Greg Robinson	OT	Auburn
3	Jaguars	Blake Bortles	QB	UCF
4	Bills*	Sammy Watkins	WR	Clemson
5	Raiders	Khalil Mack	OLB	Buffalo
6	Falcons	Jake Matthews	OT	Texas A&M
7	Buccaneers	Mike Evans	WR	Texas A&M
8	Browns*	Justin Gilbert	CB	Oklahoma State
9	Vikings*	Anthony Barr	OLB	UCLA
10	Lions	Eric Ebron	TE	North Carolina
11	Titans	Taylor Lewan	OT	Michigan
12	Giants	Odell Beckham Jr.	WR	LSU
13	Rams	Aaron Donald	DT	Pittsburgh
14	Bears	Kyle Fuller	CB	Virginia Tech
15	Steelers	Ryan Shazier	OLB	Ohio State
16	Cowboys	Zack Martin	OG/OT	Notre Dame
17	Ravens	C.J. Mosley	ILB	Alabama
18	Jets	Calvin Pryor	FS	Louisville
19	Dolphins	Ja'Wuan James	OT	Tennessee
20	Saints*	Brandin Cooks	WR	Oregon State
21	Packers	Ha'Sean Clinton-Dix	FS	Alabama
22	Browns*	Johnny Manziel	QB	Texas A&M
23	Chiefs	Dee Ford	DE/OLB	Auburn
24	Bengals	Darqueze Dennard	CB	Michigan State
25	Chargers	Jason Verrett	CB	TCU
26	Eagles* (from IND)	Marcus Smith	DE/OLB	Louisville
27	Cardinals*	Deone Bucannon	SS	Washington State
28	Panthers	Kelvin Benjamin	WR	Florida State
29	Patriots	Dominique Easley	DT	Florida
30	49ers	Jimmie Ward	SS	Northern Illinois
31	Broncos	Bradley Roby	CB	Ohio State
32	Vikings*	Teddy Bridgewater	QB	Louisville

Pick	Team	Player	Position	School
33	Texans	Xavier Su'a-Filo	OG	UCLA
34	Cowboys*	Demarcus Lawrence	DE	Boise State
35	Browns	Joel Bitonio	OT	Nevada
36	Raiders	Derek Carr	QB	Fresno State
37	Falcons	Ra'Shede Hageman	DT	Minnesota
38	Buccaneers	Austin Seferian-Jenkins	TE	Washington
39	Jaguars	Marqise Lee	WR	USC
40	Lions*	Kyle Van Noy	OLB	BYU
41	Rams*	Lamarcus Joyner	CB	Florida State
42	Eagles*	Jordan Matthews	WR	Vanderbilt
43	Giants	Weston Richburg	C	Colorado State
44	Bills*	Cyrus Kouandjio	OT	Alabama
45	Seahawks*	Paul Richardson	WR	Colorado
46	Steelers	Stephon Tuitt	DT/DE	Notre Dame
47	Redskins*	Trent Murphy	OLB	Stanford
48	Ravens	Timmy Jernigan	DT/DE	Florida State
49	Jets	Jace Amaro	TE	Texas Tech
50	Chargers*	Jeremiah Attaochu	OLB	Georgia Tech
51	Bears	Ego Ferguson	DT	LSU
52	Cardinals	Troy Niklas	TE	Notre Dame
53	Packers	Davante Adams	WR	Fresno State
54	Titans*	Bishop Sankey	RB	Washington
55	Bengals	Jeremy Hill	RB	LSU
56	Broncos* (from SF)	Cody Latimer	WR	Indiana
57	49ers*	Carlos Hyde	RB	Ohio State
58	Saints	Stanley Jean-Baptiste	CB	Nebraska
59	Colts	Jack Mewhort	OT	Ohio State
60	Panthers	Kony Ealy	DE	Missouri
61	Jaguars*	Allen Robinson	WR	Penn State
62	Patriots	Jimmy Garoppolo	QB	Eastern Illinois
63	Dolphins*	Jarvis Landry	WR	LSU
64	Seahawks	Justin Britt	OT	Missouri

Pick	Team	Player	Position	School
65	Texans	C.J. Fiedorowicz	TE	Iowa
66	Redskins	Morgan Moses	OT	Virginia
67	Dolphins*	Billy Turner	OT	North Dakota State
68	Falcons	Dezmen Southward	S	Wisconsin
69	Buccaneers	Charles Sims	RB	West Virginia
70	49ers*	Marcus Martin	C	USC
71	Browns	Christian Kirksey	OLB	Iowa
72	Vikings	Scott Crichton	DE	Oregon State
73	Bills	Preston Brown	ILB	Louisville
74	Giants	Jay Bromley	DT	Syracuse
75	Rams	Tre Mason	RB	Auburn
76	Lions	Travis Swanson	C	Arkansas
77	49ers (from TEN)	Chris Borland	ILB	Wisconsin
78	Redskins*	Spencer Long	OG	Nebraska
79	Ravens	Terrence Brooks	S	Florida State
80	Jets	Dexter McDougle	CB	Maryland
81	Raiders*	Gabe Jackson	OG	Mississippi State
82	Bears	Will Sutton	DT	Arizona State
83	Texans* (from PIT)	Louis Nix	DT	Notre Dame
84	Cardinals	Kareem Martin	DE	North Carolina
85	Packers	Khyri Thornton	DT	Southern Mississippi
86	Eagles	Josh Huff	WR	Oregon
87	Chiefs	Phillip Gaines	CB	Rice
88	Bengals	Will Clarke	DE	West Virginia
89	Chargers	Chris Watt	OG	Notre Dame
90	Colts	Donte Moncrief	WR	Ole Miss
91	Cardinals*	John Brown	WR	Pittsburg State
92	Panthers	Trai Turner	OG	LSU
93	Jaguars*	Brandon Linder	OG	Miami (Fla.)
94	Browns*	Terrance West	RB	Towson
95	Broncos	Michael Schofield	OT	Michigan
96	Vikings (from SEA)	Jerick McKinnon	RB	Georgia Southern
97	Steelers	Dri Archer	RB/WR	Kent State
98	Packers	Richard Rodgers	TE	California
99	Ravens	Crockett Gillmore	TE	Colorado State
100	49ers	Brandon Thomas	OG/OT	Clemson

Pick	Team	Player	Position	School
101	Eagles*	Jaylen Watkins	CB	Florida
102	Redskins	Bashaud Breeland	CB	Clemson
103	Falcons	Devonta Freeman	RB	Florida State
104	Jets (from TB)	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 (from BAL)	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 (from IND)	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

Pick	Team	Player	Position	School
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* (from OAK)	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* (from DET)	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 (from BAL)	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 (from NE via PHI)	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

Pick	Team	Player	Position	School
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 (from OAK)	Alfred Blue	RB	LSU
182	Vikings*	Antone Exum	CB	Virginia Tech
183	Bears (from TB)	David Fales	QB	San Jose State
184	Vikings	Kendall James	CB	Maine
185	Buccaneers (from BUF)	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 (from DAL)	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 (from PHI)	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 (from SF)	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

Pick	Team	Player	Position	School
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* (from NYG)	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* (from CHI)	Nate Freese	K	Boston College
230	Steelers	Rob Blanchflower	TE	Massachusetts
231	Cowboys	Ben Gardner	DE	Stanford
232	Colts (from BAL)	Ulrick John	OT	Georgia State
233	Jets	Trevor Reilly	OLB	Utah
234	Dolphins	Terrence Fede	DE	Marist
235	Raiders (from ARZ)	Shelby Harris	DE	Illinois State
236	Packers	Jeff Janis	WR	Saginaw Valley
237	Bills*	Seantrel Henderson	OT	Miami (Fla.)
238	Cowboys (from KC)	Will Smith	ILB	Texas Tech
239	Bengals	James Wright	WR	LSU
240	Chargers	Tevin Reese	WR	Baylor
241	Rams (from IND)	Christian Bryant	S	Ohio State
242	Broncos* (from NO)	Corey Nelson	OLB	Oklahoma
243	49ers (from CAR)	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