| Pick |
Team |
Player |
Position |
College |
| 65. | New York Jets (from Lions) | Shonn Greene | RB | Iowa |
| Greene will make a nice complimentary player for the aging Thomas Jones. |
| 66. | St Louis Rams | Bradley Fletcher | CB | Iowa |
| Fletcher probably got overdrafted based on measureables, but when it comes to corners this always happens. |
| 67. | Kansas City Chiefs | Alex Magee | DT | Purdue |
| Getting Magee sort of makes going after Tyson Jackson look like a reach, because Magee is going to project to the same position |
| 68. | Chicago Bears (from Seattle) | Jarron Gilbert | DT | San Jose State |
| Chicago builds their team along the line and Gilbert should really help if Tommie Harris isn't healthy. Might turn out to be a huge bust but you have to try on an athlete like Gilbert.
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| 69. | Dallas Cowboys (from Cleveland) | Jason Williams | OLB | Western Illinois |
| Williams is a scary good athlete. Is he a good football player? I'm not sure, but he can chase and catch people and tackle. If they can find his spot, he could excel.
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| 70. | Cincinnati Bengals | Michael Johnson | DE | Georgia Tech |
| Johnson fell like a stone, and it's because his numbers didn't approach his hype. In Cinci he's going to have to be a situation rush end, and should do well in that role.
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| 71. | Oakland Raiders | Matt Shaughnessy | DE | Wisconsin |
| Shaughnessey hasn't really impressed me as a football player. Decent athlete, but doesn't really have an NFL position.
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| 72. | Jacksonville Jaguars | Terrance Knighton | DT | Temple |
| Knighton is a giant man, and solid athlete but weak at the point of attack and will struggle as a NT at the next level. Reach pick for sure. |
| 73. | Jacksonville Jaguars (from Green Bay via New England) | Derek Cox | CB | William & Mary |
| Back to back head scratchers for me. perhaps the Jags have seen something in Cox that they can't live without, but I am not sure what that would be. Maybe he's a really good dancer.
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| 74. | San Francisco 49ers | Glen Coffee | RB | Alabama |
| I am not a Glen Coffee fan. I think there are plenty of backs who could do more for them but they will never know now will they? |
| 75. | Dallas Cowboys (from Buffalo) | Robert Brewster | OT | Ball State |
| Brewster is probably a guard in the NFL, but he's done more in the offseason than he ever did on the field. Played in the spread so lots of questions about his run blocking.
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| 76. | Detroit Lions (from New Orleans via NY Jets) | DeAndre Levy | OLB | Wisconsin |
| Levy is an interesting athlete who might not be ready to start right away, but might not have a choice.
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| 77. | Houston Texans | Antoine Caldwell | C | Alabama |
| Pulled a nice value player with caldwell. He's all center but should work in nicely to their rotation |
| 78. | San Diego Chargers | Louis Vasquez | OG | Texas Tech |
| Interior line was certainly a need and Vasquez is a solid prospect. |
| 79. | Pittsburgh Steelers (from Broncos) | Kraig Urbik | OG | Wisconsin |
| Urbik is a nice fit for the Steelers. Good zone blocking scheme guy, and they have to keep him inside because he doesn't work well in space.
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| 80. | Washington Redskins | Kevin Barnes | CB | Maryland |
| Barnes is another measureables guy, who you hope can get coached up.
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| 81. | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Roy Miller | DT | Texas |
| The Bucs needed big bodys and Miller certainly fits the bill. MIller is a fat boy who can push that line back and command double teams.
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| 82. | Detroit Lions (from Dallas) | Derrick Williams | WR | Penn State |
| I was expecting the Lions to bring in someone to pair up with Megatron, but I thought they'd get someone better than Williams. |
| 83. | New England Patriots (from NY Jets via Green Bay) | Brandon Tate | WR | North Carolina |
| Tate is a guy who got a lot of pub for the wrong reasons, but the Pats will find a way to fit him in, and use his explosion.
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| 84. | Pittsburgh Steelers (from Chicago via Denver) | Mike Wallace | WR | Mississippi |
| The Steelers return game was almost as bad as their oline, so getting Wallace who is an explosive returner makes sense. Not sure if he can contribute as a wide out or not.
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| 85. | New York Giants (from Philadelphia) | Ramses Barden | WR | Cal Poly |
| Don't think you found the next Plaxico Burress because Barden is a project and will need some time to learn how to play.
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| 86. | Minnesota Vikings | Asher Allen | CB | Georgia |
| Assuming Charles Gordon can return, Allen should give them some nice depth at cornerback.
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| 87. | Miami Dolphins | Patrick Turner | WR | Southern Cal |
| Turner is a big target and with the Dolphins cluster of mighty mites, he'll need to get a lot better in a hurry.
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| 88. | Baltimore Ravens | Lardarius Webb | CB | Nicholls State |
| Webb is probably going to have to keep his spot initially on special teams while he finds a position on defense.
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| 89. | Tennessee Titans (from New England) | Jared Cook | TE | South Carolina |
| Super Steal here. Cook is a serious weapon in the passing game. |
| 90. | Atlanta Falcons | Christopher Owens | CB | San Jose State |
| Owens is a decent prospect, but tries to be more physical than his size will allow.
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| 91. | Seattle Seahawks (from NY Giants via Philadelphia) | Deon Butler | WR | Penn State |
| Probably got the better of the two Penn State wide outs. Nice speed and explosion. |
| 92. | Indianapolis Colts | Jerraud Powers | CB | Auburn |
| Powers is a nice fit for Indy, because he is made for the Cover 2. Good run defender as well.
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| 93. | Carolina Panthers | Corvey Irvin | DT | Georgia |
| Irvin looks to be a nice rotational player in that Panthers interior line. Probably not a starter.
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| 94. | Tennessee Titans | Ryan Mouton | CB | Hawaii |
| Mouton isn't going to worry any starters in the Titans secondary. A little small and not too fluid.
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| 95. | Arizona Cardinals | Rashad Johnson | S | Alabama |
| I reckon Rashad Johnson is insurance in case they can't get Adrian Wilson re-signed. I'm not a huge fan, but he'll be serviceable.
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| 96. | Pittsburgh Steelers | Keenan Lewis | CB | Oregon State |
| With some questions at CB and S Lewis makes sense. he could probabaly play either position. |
| 97. | New England Patriots (Compensatory) | Tyrone McKenzie | OLB | South Florida |
| McKenzie certainly looks the part of a Patriot. Lunch pail type player, works hard, makes plays, all that.
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| 98. | Cincinnati Bengals (Compensatory) | Chase Coffman | TE | Missouri |
| Coffman this late is a nice steal. he's still healing but he'll give them another weapon in the passing game.
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| 99. | Chicago Bears (Compensatory) | Juaquin Iglesias | WR | Oklahoma |
| Iglesias is a nice possession type player for the Bears. He can get separation and makes tough catches. Not flashy but very productive.
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| 100. | New York Giants (Compensatory) | Travis Beckum | TE | Wisconsin |
| Beckum is a solid pick for the Giants. Won't block, but makes a nice big target for Eli manning.
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