2011 NFL Mock Draft: Every Single Pick

This is a mock draft of every single pick.  Obviously there will be trades throughout the draft, and I won't try to predict those, so the predictions are based on where everyone is picking as of right now. 

I determined who I thought each team would pick based on team needs, best players available and past draft tendencies of each team. 

Part of my research was done on knowledge of the players and I also studied Scout Inc's evaluation of all the players. Carolina is on the Clock!

1. Carolina Panthers: QB Cam Netwon- Auburn

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GLENDALE, AZ - JANUARY 10: Quarterback Cameron Newton #2 of the Auburn Tigers throws the ball in the second quarter against the Oregon Ducks during the Tostitos BCS National Championship Game at University of Phoenix Stadium on January 10, 2011 in Glenda

The Panthers have many needs, and word is that they have four players that they are thinking of taking. 

No one can impact a team as much as a QB though and the Panthers will end up pulling the trigger on Newton. 

I'm not so sure it's the right pick, as we've seen this type of QB fail before, but there is no doubt that he would bring excitement to the team and would sell tickets more than a DT or DB would. 

2. Denver: DT Marcell Dareus- Alabama

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TUSCALOOSA, AL - OCTOBER 02: Marcell Dareus #57 of the Alabama Crimson Tide against the Florida Gators at Bryant-Denny Stadium on October 2, 2010 in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)

The Broncos seem like they've needed defensive linemen for years and Dareus is the best available. 

Some say he could have the same impact that Suh had, and while I think that is going a little too far, there is no doubt that he can be a force. 

Denver needs to improve their defense fast, and Dareus might be the best way to do that. 

3. Buffalo: OLB Von Miller- Texas A&M

Buffalo needs a pass rusher since Aaron Maybin hasn't lived up to his potential. 

Miller is the best in the draft.  He will come into the league as one of the favorites to win Defensive Rookie of the Year. 

Buffalo could go QB here but Fitzpatrick may have done enough to hold that off for the time being. 

Miller could give Buffalo the best pass rusher they've had since Bruce Smith.

4. Cincinnati: WR A.J. Green- Georgia

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AUBURN, AL - NOVEMBER 13: A.J. Green #8 of the Georgia Bulldogs fails to pull in this reception against Richard Samuel #22 of the Auburn Tigers at Jordan-Hare Stadium on November 13, 2010 in Auburn, Alabama. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)

The Bengals are another team that could go QB, but I expect A.J. Green to be the kind of player they want. 

With Owens out and Ochocinco always being a problem and on the decline, Green would be a great fit. 

He has tremendous skills and could be the best WR to come out since Calvin Johnson.  Maybe getting a solid talent like this might make Carson Palmer change his mind about playing for Cincy.

5. Arizona: QB Blaine Gabbert- Missouri

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TEMPE, AZ - DECEMBER 28: Quarterback Blaine Gabbert #11 of the Missouri Tigers drops back to pass during the Insight Bowl against the Iowa Hawkeyes at Sun Devil Stadium on December 28, 2010 in Tempe, Arizona. The Hawkeyes defeated the Tigers 27-24. (P

Arizona saw last year how far your team can fall without a true QB to turn to. 

I don't think John Skelton is the answer for the Cardinals, and Gabbert could be the most pro-ready of any of the quarterbacks out there. 

He has all the tools to succeed and would be throwing to a very good WR corps.  I can't imagine Arizona not taking one of the top two QBs unless they've been picked. 

6. Cleveland: WR Julio Jones- Alabama

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TUSCALOOSA, AL - OCTOBER 16: Julio Jones #8 of the Alabama Crimson Tide fails to pull in this touchdown reception against the Ole Miss Rebels at Bryant-Denny Stadium on October 16, 2010 in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)

The Browns looked like they found their QB of the future in Colt McCoy last year, but now he needs someone to throw to. 

Jones should be the pick here.  It's possible that A.J. Green falls here, but if not, Jones is not a bad back up plan.  Many believe he is actually more ready to produce right away than Green. 

7. San Francisco: CB Patrick Peterson- LSU

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BATON ROUGE, LA - NOVEMBER 13: Patrick Peterson #7 of the Louisiana State University Tigers runs back an interception against the Louisiana Monroe Warhawks at Tiger Stadium on November 13, 2010 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. (Photo by Chris Graythen/Getty I

If Peterson does fall this far, which I think he will because of the other teams needs, than San Fran is getting a steal. 

I believe Peterson is the best player in the draft and has the mold to be one of the better DBs in the NFL. 

There is a possibility that the 49ers trade up to get a QB, but I think they would be more than happy to get Peterson if he falls to them. 

8. Tennessee: DT Nick Fairley- Auburn

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AUBURN, AL - OCTOBER 16: Defensive lineman Nick Fairley #90 of the Auburn Tigers celebrates a play during the game against the Arkansas Razorbacks at Jordan-Hare Stadium on October 16, 2010 in Auburn, Alabama. (Photo by Mike Zarrilli/Getty Images)

At one time Fairley was considered the top prospect in the draft.  He has fallen a bit but is still a great grab for the Titans. 

They seemed to have really missed Haynesworth since his departure, and while their DL isn't horrible, it could use a talented guy in the middle, and Fairley would fit nicely. 

9. Dallas: OT Tyron Smith- USC

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TEMPE, AZ - NOVEMBER 7: Tyron Smith #70 of the USC Trojans stretches before the game against the Arizona State Sun Devils on November 7, 2009 at Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe, Arizona. USC won 14-9. (Photo by Jeff Golden/Getty Images)

Smith is the best OL in the draft, and while he might not be quite right for the LT position, he still is a great offensive lineman. 

Dallas' OL looked horrible last year, and it led to Tony Romo getting injured.  The Cowboys will need to protect their QB better this year, and drafting Smith is a good start. 

10. Washington: DT Corey Liuget- Illinois

Not quite sure what Washington will do here. 

They have many needs, and QB is one of them, they could possibly reach for a quarterback here or try and trade up to get one of the top options. 

Albert Haynesworth has been a disaster for them, and while Liuget isn't the type of player that quite fits the 3-4 mold, he could do better than most think. 

11. Houston: CB Prince Amukamara- Nebraska

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LINCOLN, NE - NOVEMBER 26: Prince Amukamara #21 of the Nebraska Cornhuskers misses a chance at an interception from Scotty McKnight #21 of the Colorado Buffaloes during the second half of their game at Memorial Stadium on November 26, 2010 in Lincoln, Neb

Houston needs to improve their defense; they were passed on a bunch last year, and while they took a CB in the first round in 2010, getting another one as good as Prince wouldn't be a bad thing. 

It is possible that they get a DL to try and free up the pressure on the secondary, but Amukamara and Kareem Jackson could be a great CB duo for years. 

12. Minnesota: OT Anthony Castonzo- Boston College

The Vikings do need a QB, but I wouldn't be surprised if they went after a veteran in a trade or waited until later in the draft to get one. 

Their offensive line needs some tweaking, and Castonzo would be a guy that could play on either side of the line. 

Boston College has a history of having good offensive lineman, and Castonzo should keep that history going. 

13. Detroit: DE Da'Quan Bowers- Clemson

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AUBURN, AL - SEPTEMBER 18: Da'Quan Bowers #93 of the Clemson Tigers against the Auburn Tigers at Jordan-Hare Stadium on September 18, 2010 in Auburn, Alabama. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)

The Lions could trade down here if they aren't able to get a CB like Peterson or Amukamara, but if they stay in the spot, I think Bowers could be a good fit. 

He has fallen on some boards because of injury questions, but there is no doubting his talent. 

The Lions are an up and coming team, and having Suh and Bowers on the front four could be unstoppable. 

14. St. Louis: DE Robert Quinn- North Carolina

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CHAPEL HILL, NC - NOVEMBER 07: Thaddeus Lewis #9 of the Duke Blue Devils is sacked by Robert Quinn #42 of the North Carolina Tar Heels during their game at Kenan Stadium on November 7, 2009 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. (Photo by Streeter Lecka/Getty

Quinn is another guy that has fallen, but is top 10 material. 

The Rams could really use a WR, but unless they trade up, there isn't a guy that's worth taking here. 

St.Louis' defense looked much improved last year, but they could still use another DE. 

Quinn is probably the best available player at this point, and it makes sense for the Rams.

15. Miami: C Mike Pouncey- Florida

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MIAMI - JANUARY 08: Mike Pouncey #55 of the Florida Gators reacts after a play against the Oklahoma Sooners in the FedEx BCS National Championship Game at Dolphin Stadium on January 8, 2009 in Miami, Florida. (Photo by Eliot J. Schechter/Getty Images)

Many believe Pouncey is the best OL in the draft but being a center isn't quite as valuable as offensive tackle.  Pouncey could play guard as well.  Miami needs a guard and a center so Pouncey is the best pick for them here.  There is thoughts that the Dolphins will take a RB here with Ricky Williams on his way out but Pouncey is probably the better pick.

16. Jacksonville: DE J.J. Watt- Wisconsin

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PASADENA, CA - JANUARY 01: Defensive lineman J.J. Watt #99 of the Wisconsin Badgers rushes the TCU Horned Frogs in the 97th Rose Bowl game on January 1, 2011 in Pasadena, California. (Photo by Stephen Dunn/Getty Images)

Jacksonville is a team that may have overachieved last year but they have some good pieces in place.  They really need help at DE though.  Kampman wasn't quite as good as they had hoped and he had really no help on the other side.  Watt was a fantastic DE for Wisconsin in a very physical Big Ten conference. 

17. New England: DE Aldon Smith- Missouri

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COLUMBIA, MO - OCTOBER 23: Aldon Smith #85 of the Missouri Tigers in action against the Oklahoma Sooners at Faurot Field/Memorial Stadium on October 23, 2010 in Columbia, Missouri. The Tigers beat the Sooners 36-27. (Photo by Dilip Vishwanat/Getty Image

New England draft well every year, they have a way of knowing when it is time to fill a need or when it is time do draft the best available.  With Smith I think they can do both.  The defense was definitley the weak point for the Patriots last year and Smith could start right away for them at End. 

18. San Diego: DE Muhammad Wilkerson- Temple

Chargers are a team that underachieved last year.  The defense wasn't terrible but it wasn't great either.  Their are a lot of great DEs in this years draft so it makes sense for the Chargers to take one of them to help Luis Castillo on the other side. It's possible Chargers look at a linebacker here as well.

19. New York Giants: OT Nate Solder- Colorado

Giants have a good team but the OL didn't perform as well as they were expected.  Solder should be the best available OT at this point in the draft and Giants won't hesitate in picking this Buffalo to protect Eli Manning.

20. Tampa Bay: DE Cameron Jordan- California

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MOBILE, AL - JANUARY 29:Defensive lineman Cameron Jordan #97 of the North Team during the Under Armour Senior Bowl on January 29, 2011 at Ladd-Pebbles Stadium in Mobile, Alabama. (Photo by Sean Gardner/Getty Images for Under Armour)

Tampa Bay is a team that is getting better and better but DE is one of their weak spots. Luckily for the Bucs their is a plethora of talent at DE this year.  Jordan would be a nice fit and wouldn't necessarily have to start right away, but could if needed.  It's possible that the Bucs go running back here if they aren't convinced that Blount is the real deal. 

21. Kansas City: OT Gabe Carimi- Wisconsin

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TAMPA, FL - JANUARY 1: Lineman Gabe Carimi #68 of the Wisconsin Badgers sets to block against the Tennessee Volunteers in the 2008 Outback Bowl at Raymond James Stadium on January 1, 2008 in Tampa, Florida. The Volunteers won 21 - 17. (Photo by Al Mess

The Chiefs may go defense here but Matt Cassel showed last year that he can be a very good QB and KC will want to make sure they protect their guy.  Carimi could possibly go higher than this but if he does fall Kansas City should be thrilled to get him. 

22. Indianpolis: OG Danny Watkins- Baylor

Indy's OL is starting to age and the guard position is a place they need to address.  Watkins is probably the best pure guard in the draft and might start right away for Indy.  If one of the big DTs were to drop this far then the Colts may end up taking one of them. 

23. Philadelphia: CB Jimmy Smith- Colorado

Their are concerns with character issues with Smith but as far as talent goes, some believe he is top ten material.  The Eagles really struggled when Asante Samuel got hurt last year and even when healthy they needed someone better on the other side. 

24. New Orleans: DE Ryan Kerrigan- Purdue

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WEST LAFAYETTE, IN - SEPTEMBER 20: Quarterback Dan LeFevour #13 of the Central Michigan Chippewas is tackled by Ryan Kerrigan #94 of the Purdue Boilermakers at Ross-Ade Stadium on September 20, 2008 in West Lafayette, Indiana. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/

Whenever I watched this guy play I was extremely impressed, I think he can be a great pro and while the Saints don't have a lot of needs the DE spot isn't one of their strongest.  It's possible the Saints go OL or RB here but Kerrigan is my pick. 

25. Seattle: QB Jake Locker- Washington

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SEATTLE - OCTOBER 30: Quarterback Jake Locker #10 of the Washington Huskies passes against the Stanford Cardinal on October 30, 2010 at Husky Stadium in Seattle, Washington. (Photo by Otto Greule Jr/Getty Images)

Matt Hasselbeck just doesn't have it anymore and even if he does for a couple more years, the Seahawks no they will need a replacement soon.  It's possible that Locker is gone before now, but if not what better place than to stay in Washington and play for Seattle.  In my opinion Locker will end up being the best QB of the draft, he might not be the most ready right now but in the long run I see him having the most success.

26. Baltimore: CB Aaron Williams- Texas

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AUSTIN, TX - SEPTEMBER 25: Cornerback Aaron Williams #4 of the Texas Longhorns at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium on September 25, 2010 in Austin, Texas. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)

The Ravens are one of the smartest drafting teams around.  The cornerback position is undoubtedly the weak point of this team and while they may hope that Jimmy Smith falls to them, Aaron Williams isn't a bad back up option.

27. Atlanta: DE Adrian Clayborn- Iowa

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TEMPE, AZ - DECEMBER 28: Defensive end Adrian Clayborn #94 of the Iowa Hawkeyes during the Insight Bowl against the Missouri Tigers at Sun Devil Stadium on December 28, 2010 in Tempe, Arizona. The Hawkeyes defeated the Tigers 27-24. (Photo by Christian

The Falcons are one of the best teams in the NFC but their defense will need to be better to be Super Bowl contenders.  John Abraham had a resurgence last year and while he should continue to be good, the other side of the line is weak with Jamaal Anderson never living up to his potential.  Clayborn brings toughness and should have a bright future.

28. New England: OLB Akeem Ayers- UCLA

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PASADENA, CA - SEPTEMBER 18: Linebacker Akeem Ayers #10 of the UCLA Bruins in the game with the Houston Cougars at the Rose Bowl on September 18, 2010 in Pasadena, California. UCLA won 31-13. (Photo by Stephen Dunn/Getty Images)

The Patriots are the only team to have two picks in the first round and I expect them to use them both on defense.  New England is set with their inside linebackers but they really need some help on the outside.  Ayers would need to get used to the cold on the east side but he would be a very nice fit for the Pats.

29. Chicago: WR Randall Cobb- Kentucky

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LEXINGTON, KY - SEPTEMBER 18: Randall Cobb #18 of the Kentucky Wildcats is pictured against the Akron Zips during the game at Commonwealth Stadium on September 18, 2010 in Lexington, Kentucky. (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)

Chicago has a good team but those WRs just aren't going to cut it.  Jay Cutler has the skills to be a above average QB but he isn't a guy that can make his receivers look better than they are.  If the Bears are going to move ahead in Mike Martz's offense they need better weapons.  Cobb may be a reach here but he is probably the best available WR at this point so he may be worth it.

30. New York Jets: DE Cameron Heyward- Ohio St.

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COLUMBUS, OH - NOVEMBER 13: Cameron Heyward #97 of the Ohio State Buckeyes chases after quarterback Matt McGloin #11 of the Penn State Nittany Lions at Ohio Stadium on November 13, 2010 in Columbus, Ohio. (Photo by Jamie Sabau/Getty Images)

The last time the Jets took a DL from Ohio State it didn't work out to well with Vernon Gholston, but I don't expect that to make them shy away from Heyward.  Rex Ryan love defense and the defensive line needs depth.  Heyward wouldn't necessarily have to start right away but would give them a boost off from the bench.

31. Pittsburgh: CB Brandon Harris- Miami

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DURHAM, NC - OCTOBER 18: Eron Riley #15 of the Duke Blue Devils grips the ball as he is tackled by Brandon Harris #1 of the Miami Hurricanes at Wallace Wade Stadium on October 18, 2008 in Durham, North Carolina. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)

Offensive Line and Secondary are really the only places the Steelers need help.  Harris just seems like the better pick here as they Packers really torched the cornerbacks in the Super Bowl so that could be more of a priority. 

32. Green Bay: RB Mark Ingram- Alabama

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TUSCALOOSA, AL - NOVEMBER 13: Running back Mark Ingram #22 of the Alabama Crimson Tide rushes upfield against the Mississippi State Bulldogs November 13, 2010 at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. (Photo by Al Messerschmidt/Getty Images)

Ingram seems to easily be the best running back in the draft, but he has been slipping due to some physical questions.  Some say he could fall out of the first round but I think Green Bay is too smart to let him fall past them.  Running back isn't necessarily a top need with Ryan Grant coming back from injury and James Starks showing he can be effective, but no one knows what Grant will do and Starks may not be an every down back.  Green Bay doesn't have a lot of holes so I would expect them to take best available and Ingram would be that.

Second Round

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NEW ORLEANS, LA - JANUARY 04: Quarterback Ryan Mallett #15 of the Arkansas Razorbacks looks to pass against the Ohio State Buckeyes during the Allstate Sugar Bowl at the Louisiana Superdome on January 4, 2011 in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Photo by Matthew

33. New England: OT Derek Sherrod- Mississippi St.

34. Buffalo: DE Brooks Reed- Arizona

35. Cincinnati: S Rahim Moore- UCLA

36. Denver: DE Justin Houston- Georgia

37. Cleveland: TE Kyle Rudolph- Notre Dame

38. Arizona: OLB Bruce Carter- North Carolina

39. Tennessee: QB Andy Dalton- TCU

40. Dallas: RB Ryan Williams- Virginia Tech

41. Washington: QB Christian Ponder- Florida St.

42. Houston: DE Stephen Paea- Oregon St.

43. Minnesota: QB Ryan Mallett- Arkansas

44. Detroit: CB Ras-I Dowling- Virginia

45. San Francisco: DT Phil Taylor- Baylor

46. Denver: OT Marcus Cannon- TCU

47. St. Louis: WR Titus Young- Boise St.

48. Oakland: OG Clint Boling- Georgia

49. Jacksonville: WR Torrey Smith- Maryland

50. San Diego: DT Marvin Austin- North Carolina

51. Tampa Bay: RB Mikel Leshoure- Illinois

52. New York G: DT Jurrell Casey- USC

53. Indianapolis: OT Benjamin Ijalana- Villanova

54. Philadelphia: OG William Rackley- Leigh

55. Kansas City: WR Jonathan Baldwin- Pittsburgh

56. New Orleans: RB Kendall Hunter- Oklahoma St.

57. Seattle: OG James Carpenter- Alabama

58. Baltimore: WR Greg Little- North Carolina

59. Atlanta: DT Christian Ballard- Iowa

60. New England: OG Orlando Franklin- Miami

61. San Diego: WR Tandon Doss- Indiana

62. Chicago: C Rodney Hudson- Florida St.

63. Pittsburgh: DE Allen Bailey- Miami

64. Green Bay: OLB Martez Wilson- Illinois

Third Round

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CINCINNATI, OH - DECEMBER 04: Dion Lewis #28 of the Pittsburgh Panthers runs for a touchdown during the Big East Conference game against the Cincinnati Bearcats at Nippert Stadium on December 4, 2010 in Cincinnati, Ohio. Pittsburgh won 28-10. (Photo by

65. Carolina: DT Jarvis Jenkins- Clemson

66. Cincinnati: DE Jabaal Sherad- Pittsburgh

67. Denver: ILB Quan Sturdivant- North Carolina

68. Buffalo: QB Colin Kaepernick- Nevada

69. Arizona: OT Marcus Gilbert- Florida

70. Cleveland: CB Johnny Patrick- Lousivlle

71. Dallas: S Jaiquawn Jarrett- Temple

72. New Orleans: TE Lance Kendricks- Wisconsin

73. Houston: WR Leonard Hankerson- Miami

74. New England: WR Jerrel Jernigan- Troy

75. Detroit: OG John Moffitt- Wisconsin

76. San Francisco: RB Daniel Thomas- Kansas St.

77. Tennessee: ILB Kelvin Sheppard- LSU

78. St. Louis: DT Terrell McClain- South Florida

79. Miami: RB Johnny White- North Carolina

80. Jacksonville: CB Joshua Thomas- Buffalo

81. Oakland: CB Curtis Brown- Texas

82. San Diego: OT Lee Ziemba- Auburn

83. New York G: ILB Mason Foster- Washington

84. Tampa Bay: CB Marcus Gilchrist- Clemson

85. Philadelphia: OLB Christopher Carter- Fresno St.

86. Kansas City: OLB Dontay Moch- Nevada

87. Indianapolis: CB Brandon Burton- Utah

88. New Orleans: S Ahmad Black- Florida

89. San Diego: CB Shareece Wright- USC

90. Baltimore: DE Sam Acho- Texas

91. Atlanta: WR Gregory Salas- Hawaii

92. New England: RB Dion Lewis- Pittsburgh

93. Chicago: WR Edmond Gates- Abilene Christian

94. New York J: TE Virgil Green- Nevada

95. Pittsburgh: OT Chris Hairston- Clemson

96. Green Bay: DE Jeremy Beal- Oklahoma

97. Carolina: WR Vincent Brown- San Diego St.

Fourth Round

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GLENDALE, AZ - JANUARY 01: DeMarco Murray #7 of the Oklahoma Sooners runs the football to score a touchdown in the first quarter against the Connecticut Huskies during the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl at the Universtity of Phoenix Stadium on January 1, 2011 in G

98. Carolina: CB Brandon Hogan- West Virginia

99. Seattle: OT James Brewer- Indiana

100. Buffalo: ILB Colin McCarthy- Miami

101. Cincinnati: QB Ricky Stanzi- Iowa

102. Cleveland: DE Cliff Matthews- South Carolina

103. Arizona: CB Kendric Burney- North Carolina

104. Philadelphia: DT Kenrick Ellis- Hampton

105. Houston: S Joseph Lefeged- Rutgers

106. Minnesota: S Quinton Carter- Oklahoma

107. Detroit: WR Austin Pettis- Boise St.

108. San Francisco: QB Tyrod Taylor- Virginia Tech

109. Tennessee: CB Buster Skrine- Chattanooga

110. Dallas: DE Pernell McPhee- Mississippi St.

111. Miami: S Shiloh Keo- Idaho

112. St. Louis: RB Jacquizz Rodgers- Oregon St.

113. Oakland: WR Cecil Shorts- Mount Union

114. Jacksonville: ILB Akeem Dent- Georgia

115. San Francisco: TE Luke Stocker- Tennessee

116. Tampa Bay: ILB Casey Matthews- Oregon

117. New York G: CB Curtis Marsh- Utah St.

118. Kansas City: DT Drake Nevis- LSU

119. Indianapolis: DT Lawrence Guy- Arizona St.

120. Philadelphia: S Tyler Sash- Iowa

121. Jacksonville: TE Robert Housier- Florida Atlantic

122. Buffalo: TE D.J. Williams- Arkansas

123. Baltimore: RB Demarco Murray- Oklahoma

124. Atlanta: OG David Arkin- Missouri St.

125. New England: CB Chimdi Chekwa- Ohio St.

126. New York J: WR Dwayne Harris- East Carolina

127. Chicago: OT Joe Barksdale- LSU

128. Pittsburgh: RB Shane Vereen- California

129. Green Bay: OT Jah Reid- UCF

130. Tennessee: C Stefen Wisniewski- Penn St.

131. Green Bay: WR Niles Paul- Nebraska

Fifth Round

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EVANSTON, IL - OCTOBER 23: Greg Jones #53 of the Michigan State Spartans awaits the start of play against the Northwestern Wildcats at Ryan Field on October 23, 2010 in Evanston, Illinois. Michigan State defeated Northwestern 35-27. (Photo by Jonathan Dan

132. Carolina: DE Greg Romeus- Pittsburgh

133. Buffalo: CB Jalil Brown- Colorado

134. Cincinnati: RB Jordan Todman- UConn

135. Kansas City: ILB Nate Irving- N.C. State

136. Arizona: WR Jeremy Kerley- TCU

137. Cleveland: RB Delone Carter- Syracuse

138. Houston: OLB K.J. Wright- Mississippi St.

139. Minnesota: OT Demarcus Love- Arkansas

140. Kansas City: FB Charles Clay- Tulsa

141. San Francisco: OLB Ross Homan- Ohio St.

142. Tennessee: S DeAndre McDaniel- Clemson

143. Dallas: CB Davon House- New Mexico St.

144. Washington: WR Ricardo Lockette- Fort Valley St.

145. St. Louis: CB Demarcus Van Dyke- Miami

146. Miami: RB Bilal Powell- Louisville

147. Jacksonville: S Jeron Johnson- Boise St.

148. Oakland: RB Alexander Green- Hawaii

149. Philadelphia: RB Derrick Locke- Kentucky

150. Minnesota: ILB Greg Jones- Michigan St.

151. Tampa Bay: OLB Lawrence Wilson- UConn

152. Indianapolis: S Chris Conte- California

153. Philadelphia: OT Jason Pinkston- Pittsburgh

154. Detroit: OLB Brian Rolle- Ohio St.

155. Washington: OLB Adrian Moten- Maryland

156. Seattle: CB Rashad Carmichael- Virginia Tech

157. Seattle: S Da'Norris Searcy- North Carolina

158. Atlanta: OLB Doug Hogue- Syracuse

159. New England: S Robert Sands- West Virginia

160. Chicago: CB Cortez Allen- Citadel

161. New York J: OLB Mark Herzilch- Boston College

162. Pittsburgh: OG Stephen Schilling- Michigan

163. Green Bay: OG Zach Hurd- Uconn

164. Baltimore: OT Derek Newton- Arkansas St.

165. Baltimore: OLB Scott Lutrus- UConn

Sixth Round

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ORLANDO, FL - JANUARY 01: Greg McElroy #12 of the Alabama Crimson Tide passes the ball during the Capitol One Bowl against the Michigan State Spartans at the Florida Citrus Bowl on January 1, 2011 in Orlando, Florida. (Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images

166. Carolina: TE Jordan Cameron- USC

167. Cincinnati: OT Byron Stingily- Louisville

168. Cleveland: OLB Jonas Mouton- Michigan

169. Buffalo: OT Derek Hall- Stanford

170. Cleveland: OT Willie Smith- East Carolina

171. Arizona: OG Keith Williams- Nebraska

172. Minnesota: C Kristofer O'Dowd- USC

173. Seattle: C Tim Barnes- Missouri

174. San Francisco: WR Terrence Toliver- LSU

175. Tennessee: OG Justin Boren- Ohio St.

176. Dallas: OG Andrew Jackson- Fresno St.

177. Washington: C Brandon Fusco- Slippery Rock

178. Houston: S Joe Lefeged- Rutgers

179. Miami: QB Pat Devlin- Delaware

180. Baltimore: S Chris Culliver- South Carolina

181. Oakland: QB Greg McElroy- Alabama

182. Jacksonville: C Zane Taylor- Utah

183. San Diego: OLB Thomas Keiser- Stanford

184. Arizona: TE Julius Thomas- Portland St.

185. New York G: OLB J.T. Thomas- West Virginia

186. Denver: S Deunta Williams- North Carolina

187. Tampa Bay: OT Trevis Turner- Abilene Christian

188. Indianapolis: WR Ronald Johnson- USC

189. Denver: TE Andre Smith- Virginia Tech

190. San Francisco: QB Taylor Potts- Texas Tech

191. Baltimore: ILB Josh Bynes- Auburn

192. Atlanta: RB Taiwan Jones- Eastern Washington

193. New England: OLB Jabara Williams- Stephen F. Austin

194. New York J: OG Mike Person- Montana St

195. Chicago: DT Ian Williams- Notre Dame

196. Pittsburgh: ILB Mike Mohamed- California

197. Green Bay: CB Anthony Gaitor- Florida International

198. New York G: C Jason Keice- Cincinnati

199. Kansas City: DT Sione Fua- Stanford

200. Minnesota: OG Daniel Kilgore- Appalachian St.

201. San Diego: ILB Mario Harvey- Marshall

202. New York G: TE Schuylar Oordt- Northern Iowa

203. Carolina: OG Ray Dominguez- Arkansas

Seventh Round

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SAN DIEGO - DECEMBER 30: Pierre Allen #95 of the University of Nebraska Cornhuskers looks on during the Pacific Life Holiday Bowl against University of Arizona Wildcats on December 30, 2009 at Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego, California. The Cornhuskers de

204. Green Bay: DE Pierre Allen- Nebraska

205. Detroit: ILB Nick Bellore- Central Michigan

206. Buffalo: DE Ugo Chinasa- Oklahoma St.

207. Cincinnati: OG Caleb Schlauderaff- Utah

208. New York J: DT Cedric Thornton- Southern Arkansas

209. Seattle: OLB Quentin Davie- Northwestern

210. Atlanta: OT D.J. Young- Michigan St.

211. San Francisco: CB Chykie Brown- Texas

212. Tennessee: OLB Bruce Miller- UCF

213. Washington: S Jerrard Tarrant- Georgia TEch

214. Houston: OT David Mims- Virginia Union

215. Minnesota: DE Brandon Bair- Oregon

216. St. Louis: OLB Jeremiha Hunter- Iowa

217. Miami: WR Denarius Moore- Tennessee

218. Miami: OLB D.J. Smith- Appalachian St.

219. Oakland: OT Jarriel King- South Carolina

220. Dallas: ILB Chris White- Mississippi St.

221. New York G: OT Kevin Hughes- Southeastern Louisiana

222. Tampa Bay: S Mistral Raymond- South Florida

223. Kansas City: OT Kyle Hix- Texas

224. Washington: OG Andrew Phillips- Stanford

225. Baltimore: CB Richard Sherman- Stanford

226. New Orleans: OLB Eric Gordon- Michigan St.

227. Philadelphia: CB Ryan Jones- Northwest Missouri St.

228. St. Louis: OG Ricky Henry- Nebraska

229. Atlanta: CB Chris Rucker- Michigan St

230. Atlanta: TE Weslye Saunders- South Carolina

231. San Francisco: DT Martin Parker- Richmond

232. Pittsburgh: S Jermale Hines- Ohio St.

233. Green Bay: OT Byron Bell- New Mexico

234. San Diego: QB Adam Weber- Minnesota

235. Miami: ILB Greg Lloyd- UConn

236. Minnesota: OLB Ricky Brewer- Colorado St.

237. Philadelphia: OG Garrett Chislom- South Carolina

238. Tampa Bay: DE Ricky Elmore- Arizona

239. San Francisco: WR Dane Sanzenbacher- Ohio St.

240. Philadelphia: DT David Carter- UCLA

241. Oakland: DE Markus White- Florida St.

242. Seattle: DT Chris Neild- West Virginia

243. New Orleans: DT Sealver Siliga- Utah

244. Carolina: DT Ollie Ogbu- Penn St.

245. Buffalo: QB Josh Porits- California (PA)

246. Cincinnati: CB Byron Maxwell- Clemson

247. Denver: DT Colby Whitlock- Texas Tech

248. Cleveland: K Alex Henery- Nebraska

249. Arizona: QB Scott Tolzien- Wisconsin

250. San Francisco: OLB Criag Stevens- Auburn

251. Tennessee: QB T.J. Yates- North Carolina

252. Dallas: OT Eric Mensik- Okalhoma

253. Washington: ILB Orie Lemon- Oklahoma St.

254. Houston: ILB Brian Duncan- Texas Tech