2011 NFL Mock Draft: Day 2 & 3 Edition
I have already put out my final first-round mock for the 2011 NFL draft however, how is the rest of the draft going to play out?
What position is your team going to be stock piling late in this draft?
Even though the judge has sided with players and ended the lockout for the moment, we still do not know when free agency will officially start.
So here is a mock of the second through the seventh rounds in the 2011 NFL draft, without trades, and I also mention who I had the team taking in the first round as well.
Round 2
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33. New England Patriots(from Carolina Panthers)
Previous Picks: Mike Pouncey C/G, Justin Houston DE/LB
Current Pick: Ryan Williams HB
After getting some offensive line help as well as someone to rush the passer, the Patriots pick up the second best running back in this draft.
Some think Williams is just as good as Mark Ingram and he has the potential to be an every down back in the NFL.
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34. Buffalo Bills
Previous Pick: Von Miller LB
Current Pick: Andy Dalton QB
The Bills upgraded their defense by taking Von Miller in the first round, however, they still need a quarterback to groom behind Ryan Fitzpatrick.
Dalton’s stock may carry him into the first round and although he does not have great arm strength, he has the accuracy and football intelligence to make up for it.
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35. Cincinnati Bengals
Previous Pick: Blaine Gabbert QB
Current Pick: Leonard Hankerson WR
After passing on A.J. Green in the first round for quarterback Blaine Gabbert, the Bengals need to upgrade their receiving core.
Leonard Hankerson has the potential to be a No. 1 receiver in this league and has great hands to go along with a willingness to go over the middle and make tough catches.
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36. Denver Broncos
Previous Pick: Marcell Dareus DT
Current Pick: Rahim Moore S
Kyle Rudolph could be the pick here if the Broncos wanted to go offensive after going defensive in the first round.
Brian Dawkins is at the end of his career and Rahim Moore is the best safety prospect in this draft.
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37. Cleveland Browns
Previous Pick: A.J. Green WR
Current Pick: Stephen Paea DT
The Browns had A.J. Green fall into their laps in the first round and now need to start adding pieces to their defense since they are switching to a 4-3.
Paea was once considered a first-round pick and has great strength and quickness to help the Browns defense against both the run and pass.
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38. Arizona Cardinals
Previous Pick: Robert Quinn DE/LB
Current Pick: Christian Ponder QB
Throughout the offseason I have thought that the Cardinals would address their quarterback need in free agency by getting a veteran guy in Donovan McNabb or Marc Bulger.
Since free agency is still on hold however, the Cardinals need to make sure they get a quarterback in this draft since their passing game, and offense in general, was terrible in 2010.
Round 2
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39. Tennessee Titans
Previous Pick: Nick Fairly DT
Current Pick: Colin Kaepernick QB
The Tennessee Titans have stated that they still plan on moving on from the Vince Young era and that means the team needs to get a quarterback from somewhere.
I think they would re-sign Kerry Collins for one more season while Colin Kaepernick sat on the sidelines and developed before taking over the team.
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40. Dallas Cowboys
Previous Pick: Tyron Smith OT
Current Pick: Kyle Rudolph TE
This is somewhat of a surprise pick considering Cameron Heyward is still on the board and would be a perfect fit for the Cowboys, but Jerry Jones loves to make the splash pick.
Jason Witten is still one of the best tight ends in the league. However, behind him there is nothing and Kyle Rudolph would add an extra offensive weapon for Tony Romo.
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41. Washington Redskins
Previous Pick: Jake Locker QB
Current Pick: Phil Taylor DT
After Mike Shanahan lovingly tells Donovan McNabb to get lost, he’ll turn to Albert Haynesworth and have him escorted off the premises.
Haynesworth never embraced the role of a 3-4 defensive tackle but Phil Taylor is the top nose tackle in this draft.
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42. Houston Texans
Previous Pick: Aldon Smith DE/LB
Current Pick: Cameron Heyward DE
This would be a huge steal if the Texans could get Cameron Heyward here, as he is considered a fringe first-round pick.
The Texans already got their new 3-4 pass rusher in the first round and Heyward would step right in as a 3-4 end.
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43. Minnesota Vikings
Previous Pick: Corey Liuget DT
Current Pick: Benjamin Ijalana OT
Some would think that the Vikings would be taking a quarterback here after not getting one in the first round, but I think they already have their developmental guy in Joe Webb and they will end up with a veteran somehow.
The Vikings need some help on the offensive line and Ijalana could start at guard or right tackle for them.
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44. Detroit Lions
Previous Pick: Prince Amukamara CB
Current Pick: Martez Wilson LB
An offensive lineman to keep Matthew Stafford healthy could definitely be the pick here, but I think Wilson’s value is just too great for the Lions to pass up.
Linebacker is a major need for the Lions, and Martez Wilson is a complete sideline to sideline guy who can rush the passer and stuff the run.
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45. San Francisco 49ers
Previous Pick: Patrick Peterson CB
Current Pick: Ricky Stanzi QB
This was a tough pick for me to make here because the 49ers could really use a pass rusher to go along with the shut down corner they got in the first.
This should end the run on quarterbacks in the second round and Stanzi could sit behind Alex Smith and Troy Smith for a season or two before becoming the starter.
Round 2
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46. Denver Broncos (from Miami Dolphins)
Previous Picks: Marcell Dareus DT, Rahim Moore S
Current Pick: Quan Sturdivant LB
The Broncos are having a great draft to this point and have already picked up future starters at defensive tackle and at safety.
They continue the defensive theme with Sturdivant and he is a guy who will step in as a starter at linebacker and help completely transform the Broncos defense.
Round 2
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47. St. Louis Rams
Previous Pick: Julio Jones WR
Current Pick: Marvin Austin DT
The Rams were able to grab Julio Jones and will now pair him with Donnie Avery and Mark Clayton on the offensive side of the ball.
They need to keep improving on defense and although there are some character concerns with Marvin Austin, he could end up being a dominant force at defensive tackle for the Rams.
Round 2
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48. Oakland Raiders
Previous Pick: NONE
Current Pick: DeMarcus Van Dyke CB
In true Al Davis fashion, the Raiders gave cornerback Stanford Rout a huge contract, and they will probably lose Nnamdi Asomugha to free agency.
I think they could use another corner opposite Rout but the only reason Al Davis is going to make this pick is how fast Van Dyke ran his 40 at the combine.
Round 2
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49. Jacksonville Jaguars
Previous Pick: Ryan Kerrigan DE/LB
Current Pick: Torrey Smith WR
The Jaguars had the 27th ranked passing offense in 2010 and they did not have any receiver surpass 1000 receiving yards.
Torrey Smith saw his stock rise into the first round for a brief time and brings blazing speed to the Jaguars.
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50. San Diego Chargers
Previous Pick: J.J. Watt DE
Current Pick: Bruce Carter LB
This is another North Carolina player that saw his stock drop after being suspended last season for the entire year.
The Chargers have not gotten anything from former first-round pick Larry English and Bruce Carter has the range and explosiveness to be an all down linebacker for the team.
Round 2
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51. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Previous Pick: Cameron Jordan DE
Current Pick: Brandon Harris CB
I could see the Buccaneers doubling up on defensive ends here like they did last year with defensive tackle if they like a guy enough.
With the legal situation involving Aquib Talib, taking a corner as insurance would be a good idea and Brandon Harris is a very good cover guy.
Round 2
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52. New York Giants
Previous Pick: Gabe Carmi OT
Current Pick: Mikel Leshoure RB
The Giants offense runs well when they can run the football effectively and when Eli Manning isn’t throwing picks.
With Ahmad Bradshaw a free agent, and Brandon Jacobs possibly being cut, the Giants could use some more depth at running back and get one of the best in the draft in Leshoure.
Round 2
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53. Indianapolis Colts
Previous Pick: Muhammad Wilkerson DT
Current Pick: Rodney Hudson C/G
The Colts surprise in the first round of the draft and do not take an offensive tackle in favor of defensive line help.
Now the Colts get a great center prospect in Rodney Hudson who could step in right away at guard and then take over for Jeff Saturday whenever he retires.
Round 2
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54. Philadelphia Eagles
Previous Pick: Anthony Castonzo OT
Current Pick: Curtis Brown CB
The Eagles took a step in the right direction by getting some more protection for Mike Vick in the first round and now they need to help the defense.
Brown is a great cover guy and would be able to start out as the Eagles third corner and possibly take the starting job by the end of the year.
Round 2
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55. Kansas City Chiefs
Previous Pick: Nate Solder OT
Current Pick: Randall Cobb WR
The Chiefs have Dwayne Bowe as their No. 1 receiver, but the next leading receiver for the team was tight end Tony Moeaki with a little over 500 yards.
Even without great speed, Randall Cobb would be a good compliment to Bowe with his route running and ability to go across the middle.
Round 2
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56. New Orleans Saints
Previous Pick: Da’Quan Bowers DE
Current Pick: Clint Boling G
The Saints had Da’Quan Bowers fall all the way to them in the first round and if he can stay healthy, he could become a dominant pass rusher for them.
The next thing they need to do is protect Drew Brees and I think they take the best available offensive lineman in Clint Boling.
Round 2
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57. Seattle Seahawks
Previous Pick: Derrick Sherrod OT
Ryan Mallet QB
The Seahawks will now have a good nucleus on the offensive line after taking Russell Okung last year in the first round and Derrick Sherrod this year.
They do have Charlie Whitehurst at quarterback, but they need to take a guy to develop and Ryan Mallet would be a first-round pick without his character issues.
Round 2
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58. Baltimore Ravens
Previous Pick: Jimmy Smith CB
Current Pick: Marcus Cannon OT
The Ravens helped an aging defense by taking cornerback Jimmy Smith in the first round and now have the opportunity to solidify the offensive line.
Michael Oher is solid on the one side of the line, however, Jared Gaither is not expected to be back next season and Marcus Cannon could play either tackle or guard.
Round 2
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59. Atlanta Falcons
Previous Pick: Adrian Clayborn DE
Current Pick: Orlando Franklin G
Whenever the labor situation is resolved, the Falcons will have a few offensive linemen set to hit free agency.
They got a guy in Adrian Clayborn to groom as the future at defensive end and Orlando Franklin would be able to step in as starting guard or even play some right tackle.
Round 2
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60. New England Patriots
Previous Picks: Mike Pouncey C/G, Justin Houston DE/LB, Ryan Williams RB
Current Pick: Allen Bailey DE
Could you imagine if the Patriots actually stayed put and kept all of their draft picks for once?
They would be able to completely infuse some youth into their team and they continue to do so with Allen Bailey who would have to develop but could become a good 3-4 end.
Round 2
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61. San Diego Chargers (from New York Jets)
Previous Picks: J.J. Watt DE, Bruce Carter LB
Current Pick: William Rackley G
The Chargers began to revamp the defensive side of the ball with picks of J.J. Watt and Bruce Carter and now turn to their offense.
Although offensive tackle is a greater need for the Chargers, Rackley is a great value pick here and could start at guard right away if needed.
Round 2
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62. Chicago Bears
Previous Pick: Danny Watkins G
Current Pick: Jonathan Baldwin WR
The Bears do have the ultimate weapon in Devon Hester yet they seem to have just a bunch of number two and three wide receivers on the team.
Jonathan Baldwin could become one of the biggest steals from this draft because he hasn’t fallen because of what he did on the field, it was for his attitude and if he focuses and matures, Baldwin could become a top receiver in the league.
Round 2
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63. Pittsburgh Steelers
Previous Pick: Aaron Williams CB
Current Pick: Ras-I Dowling CB
There has been a lot of debate on where Ras-I Dowling will end up because if he did not have injury concerns, he would be one of the top corners in this draft.
Although the Steelers took Aaron Williams in the first round, they would love to see Dowling fall to them in the second and both players would go a long way in rectifying the team’s secondary.
Round 2
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64. Green Bay Packers
Previous Pick: Akeem Ayers LB
Current Pick: Jarvis Jenkins DE
Coming off a win in the Super Bowl, the Packers do have some holes to fill and although they went defense with their first pick in Akeem Ayers, I think they continue on defense with Jarvis Jenkins.
Jenkins is a player who can play both defensive tackle and defensive end and his versatility would fit perfectly in the style of defense the Packers like to play.
Round 3
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65. Carolina Panthers
Previous Pick: Cam Newton QB
Current Pick: Drake Nevis DT
The Carolina Panthers would love to see a player like Drake Nevis still on the board in the third round, and he would fit right into their defensive scheme.
Round 3
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66. Cincinnati Bengals
Previous Picks: Blaine Gabbert QB, Leonard Hankerson WR
Current Pick: Da’Norris Searcy S
Cornerback could end being the pick here if the Bengals really think they are going to lose Johnathan Joseph to free agency, but regardless, the best available defensive back should go here.
Round 3
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67. Denver Broncos
Previous Picks: Marcell Dareus DT, Rahim Moore S, Quan Sturdivant LB
Current Pick: Lance Kendricks TE
The Broncos got close to no production from their tight ends last season and Kendricks would add an extra dimension to the Broncos offense.
Round 3
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68. Buffalo Bills
Previous Picks: Von Miller LB, Andy Dalton QB
Current Pick: Jurrell Casey DT/DE
The Bills need to continue to improve one of the NFL’s worst defenses and Casey would fit as an end in the 3-4 and would help the Bills stop the run.
Round 3
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69. Arizona Cardinals
Previous Picks: Robert Quinn DE/LB, Christian Ponder QB
Current Pick: Jabaal Sheard DE/LB
The Cardinals don’t have much to rush the passer with Joey Porter and Clark Haggans getting older and Calais Campbell will be a free agent after next season.
THIRD ROUND
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70. Cleveland Browns
Previous Picks: A.J. Green WR, Stephen Paea DT
Current Pick: Mason Foster LB
Mason Foster is a smart, hard-working player that can play all downs for the defense and contribute on special teams.
Round 3
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71. Dallas Cowboys
Previous Picks: Tyron Smith OT, Kyle Rudolph TE
Current Pick: Titus Young WR
The Cowboys continue to surprise with another offensive pick and Titus Young would bring good speed a receiving core that already has Miles Austin and Dez Bryant.
Round 3
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72. New Orleans Saints(from Washington Redskins)
Previous Picks: Da’Quan Bowers DE, Clint Boling G
Current Pick: Kelvin Sheppard LB
I think Marshawn Lynch is still running over Saints defenders and the team tries to sure that up with Kelvin Sheppard.
Round 3
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73. Houston Texans
Previous Picks: Aldon Smith DE/LB, Cameron Heyward DE
Current Pick: Brandon Burton CB
The Texans have not lost faith in last year’s first-round pick Kareem Jackson but that doesn’t change the fact that the Texans had the worst pass defense in the league last season.
Round 3
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74. New England Patriots(from Minnesota Vikings)
Previous Picks: Mike Pouncey C/G, Justin Houston DE/LB, Ryan Williams RB, Allen Bailey DE
Current Pick: Greg Little WR
The Patriots need a No. 1 receiver and Greg Little falls to them because of being suspended all of last season.
Round 3
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75. Detroit Lions
Previous Picks: Prince Amukamara CB, Martez Wilson LB
Current Pick: Jah Reid OT
Now that the Lions have upgraded their defense, they turn to making sure Matthew Stafford stays healthy with an offensive lineman in Jah Reid.
Round 3
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76. San Francisco 49ers
Previous Picks: Patrick Peterson CB, Ricky Stanzi QB
Current Pick: Dontay Moch LB
The 49ers need a pass rusher and Dontay Moch has the speed to be all over the field for the 49ers defense.
Round 3
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77. Tennessee Titans
Previous Picks: Nick Fairly DT, Colin Kaepernick QB
Current Pick: Edmond Gates WR
Given the recent legal troubles for Kenny Britt, the Titans should be looking to get a guy who can come in and contribute right away should Britt be suspended.
Round 3
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78. St. Louis Rams
Previous Picks: Julio Jones WR, Marvin Austin DT
Current Pick: Stefen Wisniewski C/G
The Rams could use some help on the interior of their offensive line and Wisniewski can play either center or guard.
Round 3
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79. Miami Dolphins
Previous Pick: Mark Ingram RB
Current Pick: John Moffitt G
The Dolphins took their new franchise running back in Mark Ingram in the first round and now they take John Moffitt so that Ingram actually has some holes to run through.
Round 3
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80. Jacksonville Jaguars
Previous Picks: Ryan Kerrigan DE/LB, Torrey Smith WR
Current Pick: Tyrod Taylor QB
David Garrard’s time as starting quarterback for the Jaguars seems to be dwindling and Tyrod Taylor could sit and learn for a while.
Round 3
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81. Oakland Raiders
Previous Pick: Demarcus Van Dyke CB
Current Pick: James Carpenter OT
After reaching for DeMarcus Van Dyke, the Raiders actually get good value here for James Carpenter and upgrade their offensive line.
Round 3
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82. San Diego Chargers
Previous Picks: J.J. Watt DE, Bruce Carter LB, William Rackley G
Current Pick: Jerrel Jernigan WR
Jerrel Jernigan may be a bit undersized, he does have the great speed to make up for it and the Chargers could use another receiver given that Vincent Jackson held out for most of last season.
Round 3
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83. New York Giants
Previous Pick: Gabe Carimi OT, Mikel Leshoure RB
Current Pick: Casey Matthews LB
The Giants need linebacker help and Casey Matthews brings a pedigree with him since his brother Clay plays for the Packers.
Round 3
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84. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Previous Picks: Cameron Jordan DE, Curtis Brown CB
Current Pick: Daniel Thomas RB
Even with the breakout season by LeGarrette Blount, the Buccaneers could be losing Carnell Williams to free agency and Daniel Thomas is just too good value to pass up here.
Round 3
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85. Philadelphia Eagles
Previous Picks: Anthony Castonzo OT, Brandon Burton CB
Current Pick: Johnny White RB
The Eagles have LeSean McCoy however no one really as a power back and Daniel Thomas could fill that role and more for the team.
Round 3
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86. Kansas City Chiefs
Previous Picks: Nate Solder OT, Randall Cobb WR
Current Pick: Kenrick Ellis DT
Kenrick Ellis is considered by many of us to be a potential steal from the draft as long as his character issues don’t become a problem.
Round 3
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87. Indianapolis Colts
Previous Picks: Muhammad Wilkerson DT, Rodney Hudson C/G
Current Pick: Lee Ziemba OT
The Colts take another offensive lineman to try and solidify their offensive line and keep Peyton Manning on his feet.
Round 3
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88. New Orleans Saints
Previous Picks: Da’Quan Bowers DE, Clint Boling G, Kelvin Sheppard LB
Current Pick: Marcus Gilchrist CB
New Orleans adds another defensive piece with Gilchrist, and he could end up converting to safety on the team.
Round 3
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89. San Diego Chargers(from Seattle Seahawks)
Previous Pick: J.J. Watt DE, Bruce Carter LB, William Rackley G, Jerrel Jernigen WR
Current Pick: Joshua Thomas CB
Quentin Jammer is getting older for the Chargers and Joshua Thomas would compete for that third corner spot on the team.
Round 3
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90. Baltimore Ravens
Previous Picks: Jimmy Smith CB, Marcus Cannon OT
Current Pick: Sam Acho DE/LB
After the unfortunate accident to last year’s second round pick Sergio Kindle, the Ravens need to improve their pass rush.
Round 3
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91. Atlanta Falcons
Previous Picks: Adrian Clayborn DE, Orlando Franklin G
Current Pick: Virgil Green TE
Virgil Green already has great hands and he would be able to learn from one of the best tight ends in NFL history in Tony Gonzalez for at least a season.
Round 3
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92. New England Patriots
Previous Picks: Mike Pouncey C/G, Justin Houston DE/LB, Ryan Williams RB, Allen Bailey DE, Greg Little WR
Current Pick: Johnny Patrick CB
Even though the Patriots struck gold with first-round pick Devin MCourty, they could still use Johnny Patrick for some good depth.
Round 3
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93. Chicago Bears
Previous Picks: Danny Watkins G, Jonathan Baldwin WR
Current Pick: Terrell McClain DT
After releasing Tommie Harris, the Bears have a hole at the defensive tackle position and Terrell McClain would contribute immediately.
Round 3
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94. New York Jets
Previous Pick: Brooks Reed DE/LB
Current Pick: Ahmad Black S
Safety is a need for the Jets considering Jim Leonhard is coming off a bad leg injury, and they do not know if he will be the same player.
Round 3
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95. Pittsburgh Steelers
Previous Picks: Aaron Williams CB, Ras-I Dowling CB
Current Pick: Tandon Doss WR
Wide receiver is definitely not a need for the Steelers but Tandon Doss just represents too much value here with this pick.
Round 3
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96. Green Bay Packers
Previous Pick: Akeem Ayers LB, Jarvis Jenkins DT/DE
Current Pick: Davon House CB
There is some question on how long Charles Woodson can continue to play at a high level and Davon House could be a steal from the draft.
Round 3
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97. Carolina Panthers(compensation selection)
Previous Picks: Cam Newton QB, Drake Nevis DT
Current Pick: Gregory Salas WR
The Panthers looked to have found something in David Gettis and yet they still need more around veteran Steve Smith.
Round 4
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98. Carolina Panthers
Luke Stocker TE
99. Seattle Seahawks(from Denver Broncos through New England Patriots)
Christopher Carter LB
100. Buffalo Bills
Austin Pettis WR
101. Cincinnati Bengals
Cortez Allen CB
102. Cleveland Browns
Christian Ballard DE
103. Arizona Cardinals
Shareece Wright CB
104. Philadelphia Eagles(from Washington Redskins)
Andrew Jackson G
105. Houston Texans
Jaiquawn Jarrett S
106. Minnesota Vikings
Greg McElroy QB
107. Detroit Lions
Pernell McPhee DE
Round 4
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108. San Francisco 49ers
James Brewer OT
109. Tennessee Titans
Colin McCarthy LB
110. Dallas Cowboys
Joseph Lefeged S
111. Miami Dolphins
Brandon Hogan CB
112. St. Louis Rams
Jacquizz Rogers RB
113. Oakland Raiders
Tyler Sash S
114. Jacksonville Jaguars
Kendric Burney CB
115. San Francisco 49ers(from San Diego Chargers)
Vincent Brown WR
116. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Greg Jones LB
117. New York Giants
Shiloh Keo S
Round 4
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118. Kansas City Chiefs
Johnny White RB
119. Indianapolis Colts
Buster Skrine CB
120. Philadelphia Eagles
Niles Paul WR
121. Jacksonville Jaguars(from New Orleans Saints)
John Clay RB
122. Buffalo Bills(from Seattle Seahawks)
Curtish Marsh CB
123. Baltimore Ravens
Akeem Dent LB
124. Atlanta Falcons
Lawrence Guy DT
125. New England Patriots
Joe Barksdale OT
126. New York Jets
Jordan Todman RB
127. Chicago Bears
DeMarco Murray RB
128. Pittsburgh Steelers
Greg Romeus DE
129. Green Bay Packers
Cecil Shorts WR
130. Tennessee Titans (compensation pick)
Jalil Brown CB
131. Green Bay Packers (compensation pick)
D.J. Williams TE
Round 5
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132. Carolina Panthers
Chris Hairston OT
133. Buffalo Bills
Robert Housler TE
134. Cincinnati Bengals
Alexander Green RB
135. Kansas City Chiefs(from Denver Broncos through Tampa Bay Buccaneers)
Nate Irving LB
136. Arizona Cardinals
Dwayne Harris WR
137. Cleveland Browns
Derrick Locke RB
138. Houston Texans
Demarcus Love OT
139. Minnesota Vikings
Ricardo Lockette WR
140. Kansas City Chiefs(from Detroit Lions due to tampering)
Mark Herzlich LB
141. San Francisco 49ers
Rashad Carmichael CB
142. Tennessee Titans
Greg Lloyd LB
Round 5
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143. Dallas Cowboys
Cedric Thornton DT
144. Washington Redskins
Taiwan Jones RB
145. St. Louis Rams
Jason Pinkston OT
146. Miami Dolphins
Ross Homan LB
147. Jacksonville Jaguars
DeAndre McDaniel S
148. Oakland Raiders
K.J. Wright LB
149. Philadelphia Eagles(from San Diego Chargers)
Lawrence Wilson LB
150. Minnesota Vikings(from New York Giants)
David Arkin G
151. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Jordan Cameron TE
152. Indianapolis Colts
Jeremy Kerley WR
153. Philadelphia Eagles
Sione Fua DT
Round 5
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154. Detroit Lions (from Kansas City due to tampering)
Zach Hurd G
155. Washington Redskins (from New Orleans Saints)
Jeron Johnson S
156. Seattle Seahawks
Chimdi Chekwa CB
157. Seattle Seahawks (from Baltimore Ravens)
Nicholas Bellore LB
158. Atlanta Falcons
Orie Lemon LB
159. New England Patriots
Cliff Matthews LB
160. Chicago Bears
Deunta Williams S
161. New York Jets
Darvin Adams WR
162. Pittsburgh Steelers
Jarriel King OT
163. Green Bay Packers
Josh Davis OT
164. Baltimore Ravens (compensation pick)
Terrence Tolliver WR
165. Baltimore Ravens (compensation pick)
Charles Clay FB
Round 6
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166. Carolina Panthers
Keith Williams G
167. Cincinnati Bengals
Kris O’Dowd C
168. Cleveland Browns(from Denver Broncos)
Eric Hagg S
169. Buffalo Bills
Bruce Miller LB
170. Cleveland Browns
Denarius Moore WR
171. Arizona Cardinals
Robert Sands S
172. Minnesota Vikings
Ian Williams DT
173. Seattle Seahawks (from Detroit Lions)
Martin Parker DT
174. San Francisco 49ers
Jerrell Powe DT
175. Tennessee Titans
Ladi Ajiboye DT
176. Dallas Cowboys
John Graves DE
Round 6
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177. Washington Redskins
Rick Elmore LB
178. Houston Texans
Dion Lewis RB
179. Miami Dolphins
Lee Smith TE
180. Baltimore Ravens (from St. Louis Rams)
Brendan Bair DE
181. Oakland Raiders
Shane Vereen RB
182. Jacksonville Jaguars
Mike Mohamed LB
183. San Diego Chargers
Sealver Siliga DE
184. Arizona Cardinals (from Tampa Bay Buccaneers through Philadelphia Eagles)
Christopher Neild DT
185. New York Giants
Dane Sanzenbacher WR
186. Denver Broncos (from Philadelphia Eagles through Detroit Lions)
Karl Klug DE
187. Tampa Bay Buccaneeers (from Kansas City Chiefs)
Devon Torrence CB
Round 6
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189. Denver Broncos (from New Orleans Saints through New England Patriots)
Chris L. Rucker CB
190. San Francisco 49ers (from Seattle Seahawks)
Adam Grant OT
191. Baltimore Ravens
Pat Devlin QB
192. Atlanta Falcons
Bilal Powell RB
193. New England Patriots
Jeremy Beal DE
194. New York Jets
Brandon Fusco G
195. Chicago Bears
Aldrick Robinson WR
196. Pittsburgh Steelers
Frank Kearse DT
197. Green Bay Packers
Derrell Johnson-Koulianos WR
198. New York Giants (compensation pick)
Bryant Browning G
199. Kansas City Chiefs (compensation pick)
T.J. Yates QB
200. Minnesota Vikings (compensation pick)
Adrian Taylor DT
201. San Diego Chargers (compensation pick)
Scott Tolzien QB
202. New York Giants (compensation pick)
Nathan Enderle QB
203. Carolina Panthers (compensation pick)
Anthony Allen RB
Round 7
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204. Green Bay Packers (from Carolina Panthers)
Zane Taylor C
205. Detroit Lions
Ryan Donahue P
206. Buffalo Bills
Adam Grant OT
207. Cincinnati Bengals
Josh Portis QB
208. New York Jets (from Arizona Cardinals)
Jerrod Johnson QB
209. Seattle Seahawks (from Cleveland Browns)
Stevan Ridley RB
210. Atlanta Falcons (from Detroit Lions)
Zane Parr DE
211. San Francisco 49ers
Olong Ogbu DE
212. Tennessee Titans
Roy Helu RB
213. Washington Redskins
Matt Bosher P
214. Houston Texans
Chas Henry P
215. Minnesota Vikings
Alex Henery K
216. St. Louis Rams
Ugo Chinasa DE
217. Miami Dolphins
Kai Forbath K
Round 7
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218. Miami Dolphins (from Jacksonville Jaguars)
Garrett Chisolm G
219. Oakland Raiders
Lawrence Marsh DE
220. Dallas Cowboys (from San Diego Chargers)
Josh Jasper K/P
221. New York Giants
Weslye Saunders TE
222. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Scott Lutrus LB
223. Kansas City Chiefs
Korey Lindsey CB
224. Washington Redskins (from Indianapolis Colts)
Taylor Potts QB
225. Baltimore Ravens (from Philadelphia Eagles)
Ted Laurent DT
226. New Orleans Saints
Da’Rel Scott RB
227. Philadelphia Eagles (from Seattle Seahawks)
Ryan Whalen WR
228. St. Louis Rams
DeAndre Brown WR
229. Atlanta Falcons
Chykie Brown CB
230. Atlanta Falcons (from New England Patriots)
Kyle Hix OT
Round 7
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231. San Francisco 49ers (from New York Jets through Detroit Lions)
Dan Baily K
232. Pittsburgh Steelers
Noel Devine RB
233. Green Bay Packers
Zack Eskridge QB
234. San Diego Chargers (compensation pick)
Michael Blanc DE
235. Miami Dolphins (compensation pick)
Mario Harvey LB
236. Minnesota Vikings (compensation pick)
Zachary Williams C
237. Philadelphia Eagles (compensation pick)
Derek Newton OL
238. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (compensation pick)
Dexter Larimore DE
239. San Francisco 49ers(compensation pick)
Terrance Turner WR
240. Philadelphia Eagles (compensation pick)
Anthony Sherman FB
241. Oakland Raiders (compensation pick)
Julius Thomas TE
242. Seattle Seahawks (compensation pick)
Jason Kelce C
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243. New Orleans Saints (compensation pick)
Cameron Graham TE
244. Carolina Panthers (compensation pick)
Ryan Bartholomew C
245. Buffalo Bills (compensation pick)
Alex Wujiack LB
246. Cincinnati Bengals (compensation pick)
Demarcus Dobbs
247. Denver Broncos (compensation pick)
Brian Rolle LB
248. Cleveland Browns (compensation pick)
Jonas Mouton LB
249. Arizona Cardinals (compensation pick)
Byron Maxwell CB
250. San Francisco 49ers (compensation pick)
Daniel Hardy TE
251. Tennessee Titans (compensation pick)
Preston Dial TE
252. Dallas Cowboys (compensation pick)
Andrew McGee CB
253. Washington Redskins (compensation pick)
Richard Sherman CB
254. Houston Texans (compensation pick)
Armon Binns WR
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