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NFL Supplemental Draft 2010
Pro Prospects Supplemental Preview – Free Issue for Full Subscribers this week
Photo - RB Harvey Unga - BYU
The NFL will conduct the Supplemental Draft 2010 this Thursday, July 15th for players who rescind their remaining college eligibility. This draft has been a short process since 1977 that considers special situations for players that are at least three years removed from high school. All 32 teams can participate in this process with four prospects entered for the selection draft. At least one prospect should be selected on Thursday – runner Harvey Unga of BYU. We will have a Free issue of the Supplemental for full subscribers this week. Last summer, the Redskins used a #3 pick on DE Jeremy Jarmon of Kentucky.
Prospects Entering NFL Supplemental 2010 Draft
RB Quentin Castille - Northwestern St
RB Vaness Emokpae - Truman St
RB Harvey Unga - BYU
DT Joshua Brent-Price - Illinois
Seattle Seahawks - Grade A
Photo - Seattle's Golden Tate - Notre Dame
The Seahawks had the best draft class in the league and the best in their history. They chose OT Russell Okung with the 6th overall selection. He gives them a highly developed left tackle after the retirement of veteran Walter Jones. He carries a rookie starting grade and is an NFL ready lineman who has Pro Bowl talent. With their other 1st round selection, they chose safety Earl Thomas, a highly developed defender. Thomas can play in all the sets with highly developed coverage skills and sure tackling to win a starting job in camp. On the 2nd round, they selected wideout Golden Tate, a well-rounded and developed playmaker. He gives them a young playmaker for an offense that lacks big plays. He carries an early NFL starting grade and is a complete prospect with a huge upside in this offense. With two 4th round picks, they selected corner Walter Thurmond and DE E.J. Wilson. Thurmond is a fast smallish cover man who fell off an early ’09 season injury. He was great value here and should be able to get on the field at midseason. DE Wilson has a burst off the edge to fill a situational pass rushing role. He needs to get stronger to compete for starting time. On the 5th round, they chose safety Kam Chancellor, a big physical defender with good range and tackling skills. On the 6th round, they chose TE Anthony McCoy, a former player for HC Pete Carroll. McCoy has a huge upside but must settle into this offense and develop his fine skill set. He was an excellent late gamble. With two 7th round picks, they chose DE Dexter Davis and TE Jameson Konz. Davis is a quick edge pass rusher who can be an effective situational defender and probably early in his career. Konz is a hybrid athlete with H back skills and capable of lining up at wideout, tight end and fullback that gives this offense a flexible weapon. He gives them a flexible performer for their passing game and carries a definite make it grade.
Seattle
1 6 Russell Okung - OT - Oklahoma St
1 14 Earl Thomas - S - Texas
2 60 Golden Tate - WR - Notre Dame
4 111 Walter Thurmond - CB - Oregon
4 127 E.J. Wilson - DE - North Carolina
5 133 Kam Chancellor - S - Virginia Tech
6 185 Anthony McCoy - TE - Southern Cal
7 236 Dexter Davis - DE - Arizona St
7 245 Jameson Konz - TE - Kent St
Baltimore Ravens - Grade A
The Ravens had a strong draft class and were able to address their biggest needs on their defense and add a few offensive weapons. With their 1st round pick, they moved out of the first round for a #2 and #3 picks. They were shocked to find LB Sergio Kindle still available late in the middle of round two. He is a well developed backer and capable of starting early in his pro career. It was a great move to add draft choices and select a defender who fits their scheme very well. With their own #2 pick, they choose NFL Terrence Cody, a premier nose tackle for their front line. He is a super wide body who clogs the middle very well and gives them a big body for their line rotation. On the 3rd round, they selected TE Ed Dickson, a versatile quick performer who is fine addition for their offense. He is a fine receiver with good movement skills to fill a few holes in this offense. He needs some work as a blocker, but is adequate currently. On the 4th round, they chose another TE in Dennis Pita, a well-developed pass catcher who can play a key role in the passing game as a rookie. He has intriguing upside to play immediately. With two 5th round picks, they chose WR David Reed and DT Art Jones. Reed is a good athlete who runs well and has the instincts and toughness the Ravens seek in a prospect. He figures to help on special teams and has the athleticism to play in multiple sets. Jones is a quick mobile tackle who is coming off a late career knee injury. He is a quick tackle who can win early on the down and gives them a playmaker for their tackle rotation. He was excellent late value. With their 6th round pick, they drafted OT Ramon Harewood, a huge prospect with a nice combination of skills. He has fine skills but is a raw football player and will benefit from experience and a pro weight room regiment. He is a talented prospect with makeup to be a major surprise in time and an excellent late gamble.
Baltimore
2 43 Sergio Kindle - LB - Texas
2 57 Terrence Cody - DT - Alabama
3 70 Ed Dickson - TE - Oregon
4 114 Dennis Pitta - TE - Brigham Young
5 156 David Reed - WR - Utah
5 157 Art Jones - DT - Syracuse
6 194 Ramon Harewood - OT - Morehouse
Top 100 Pro Prospects for the 75th NFL Draft
Top 255 Pro Prospects are available in the Update Report (19 pgs.) Update Report also has a Complete 7 Round Mock Draft /Special Sections / Rising & Falling Prospects /Sleepers /Small College Prospects /Special Teams Specialists
Photo - Safety Eric Berry - Tennessee
Final Value Board – April 22nd -
* underclassmen
1. Ndamukong Suh - DT - Nebraska
2. * Sam Bradford - QB - Oklahoma
3. * Gerald McCoy - DT - Oklahoma
4. * Eric Berry - FS - Tennessee
5. Russell Okung - OT - Oklahoma St
6. * Derrick Morgan - DE - Georgia Tech
7. C.J. Spiller - RB - Clemson
8 * Earl Thomas - S - Texas
9. * Rolando McClain - LB - Alabama
10 Trent Williams - OT - Oklahoma
11. * Joe Haden - CB - Florida
12. * Bryan Bulaga - OT - Iowa
13 Sergio Kindle - LB - Texas
14 * Jimmy Clausen - QB - Notre Dame
15. * Jason Pierre-Paul - DE - South Florida
16 Kyle Wilson - CB - Boise St
17 Mike Iupati - OG - Idaho
18 * Dez Bryant - WR - Oklahoma St
19 Brandon Graham - DE - Michigan
20 Devin McCourty - CB - Rutgers
21 Dan Williams - DT - Tennessee
22 * Anthony Davis - OT - Rutgers
23 Sean Weatherspoon - LB - Missouri
24. * Kareem Jackson - CB - Alabama
25. * Everson Griffen - DE - Southern Cal
26 Taylor Mays - S - Southern Cal
27. * Carlos Dunlap - DE - Florida
28 Jared Odrick - DT - Penn St -
29 * Ryan Mathews - RB - Fresno St
30 * Bruce Campbell - OT - Maryland
31 Patrick Robinson - CB - Florida St
32 * Jermaine Gresham -TE - Oklahoma
33. * Maurkice Pouncey - OC - Florida
34. * Demaryius Thomas - WR - Georgia Tech
35 Charles Brown - OT - Southern Cal
36. * Golden Tate - WR - Notre Dame
37. Jerry Hughes - DE - TCU
38 Terrence Cody - DT - Alabama
39. * Rob Gronkowski - TE - Arizona
40 * Brian Price - DT - UCLA
41 Daryl Washington - LB -TCU
42. Tyson Alualu - DT - California
43 Nate Allen - FS - South Florida
44 * Jahvid Best - RB - California
45 * Arrelious Benn - WR - Illinois
46. Ricky Sapp - LB - Clemson
47. Eric Decker - WR - Minnesota
48. Corey Wootton - DE - Northwestern
49. Tim Tebow - QB - Florida
50 * Jason Worilds - DE - Virginia Tech
51 * Linval Joseph - DT - East Carolina
52 * Damian Williams - WR - Southern Cal
53 Perrish Cox - CB - Oklahoma St
54. Donald Butler - LB - Washington
55. Jerome Murphy - CB - South Florida
56. Rodger Saffold - OT - Indiana
57. Koa Misi - LB - Utah
58. Lamarr Houston - DT - Texas
59. * Thaddeus Gibson - LB - Ohio St
60 * Chad Jones - S - LSU
For the Remaining Top 100 Pro Prospects click on next page
Small College Prospects for the NFL Draft 2010
Photo - Vladimir Ducasse - UMass
'The Dirty Dozen' - Top 12 Small College Players
Every NFL club scouts the nation in hopes of landing the next great sleeper prospect in the NFL Draft. The small college ranks has supplied many NFL Hall of Fame prospects over the past fifty years with a litany of stars like receiver Jerry Rice, running back Walter Payton and QBs Tony Romo and Doug Williams from the Grambling and Jackson St. programs across the nation. This year's class will produce several players in the top 100 picks. There should be as many as 20-25 draft selections over seven rounds. It is an interesting group with several blue chip prospects mainly along the offensive line and in the secondary. This year’s group of small college pro prospects ranks among the better classes of the past decade and is especially deep at offensive tackle. The highest rated small college prospect is LB OL Vladimir Ducasse who completed an excellent postseason after a fine stay at UMass. Defensive back Akwasi Owusu-Ansah of Indiana (Pa) carries an NFL starting grade after a strong college career. He ranks among the top defenders from the lower level in recent drafts. The secondary and offensive should provide many draft selections overall in the NFL Draft 2010 once again and the small college ranks should be well represented over the three days. Both the offensive and defensive lines will supply NFL starters while the wide receiver position may provide a few highly regarded prospects.
Note: In recent years, our highest rated small college players were QB Joe Flacco and cornerback Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie and both were chosen in the first round. Each has performed brilliantly over their early careers and key performers in their clubs strong annual playoff berths.
The Dirty Dozen - Top 12 Small College Players For the NFL Draft
1. Vladimir Ducasse - OT - UMass
Big mobile lineman completed an excellent small college career starting at left tackle over his late career. He projects to both tackle and guard with an early starting grade on the inside. He has shown all the necessary physical tools to develop into an NFL starter and is a good athlete with fine footwork and athletic ability. He can be one of the real gems in this class and is similar to the Saints OG Jahri Evans who I loved coming out for the NFL Draft ’06. He is our #1 small college prospect with the talent to start, but needs vital time to settle into a system and position. Within a short time, he could be the biggest bargain in this class on the middle rounds.
2. Akwasi Owusu-Ansah - CB - Indiana (Pa)
Fast athletically gifted small college defensive back had a tremendous postseason that has elevated his stock into the early rounds. He had an impressive performance at the NFL Combine that moved him into the top 100 prospects. He carries an NFL starting grade at cornerback off his fine measurables, skills set and fine postseason efforts. He probably plays in the nickel package early in his career with incredible upside as a starting corner. Blue chip small college corner and an excellent return specialist who should win those roles immediately in his career.
3. Austin Lane - DE - Murray St (Ky)
Tall angular mobile lineman was a dominating performer against a lower level of competition. Though he was not really tested at the lower level, he performed well vs top competition and grades a middle round grade for the NFL Draft. He showed some promising skills with long arms, good footwork, size, bulk and overall strength. He showed the ability to stack with the burst to get into the backfield or chase to the perimeter. He also played outside at end and could project to the strongside spot in both schemes and maybe best suited for the three-man front. He looks like a solid two-way defender at end in 3-4 scheme.
4. Jared Veldheer - OT - Hillsdale (Mi.)
Huge left tackle prospect had a strong finish to his career that earned him honors annually. Jared is a long armed mobile tackle who opened some eyes over the latter part of his career. He is a legit starting tackle prospect with tremendous size, reach, height, footwork and mobility. He usually plays with sound technique in many aspect of play and is one of the biggest sleepers in this class. He could become a real gem in the right situation with further development and refinement of his excellent physical package and skill set. Major sleeper with the talent to become a starting pro tackle with further development and critical time to refine his skill set.
5. Andre Roberts - WR - Citadel (S.C.)
Fast agile small college receiver had an impressive postseason that has him moving up the rankings. At the NFL Combine, he checked in at just under 5’11” and 195 lbs and ran a fast 4.46 time with a 36” VL and a 10' BJ in a fine workout in addition to a good effort at the Senior Bowl that a small college prospect needs to impress scouts. He has shown the separation speed to get behind the secondary and make the big play. He displays very good hands, fine body control to track and adjust to the ball in flight and has been able to get deep and hit the home. Athlete with an excellent combination of size, speed and receiving skills to be a huge surprise in the right offense and fine middle round pick with intriguing upside.
6. Jeromy Miles - S - UMass
Talented small college defensive back completed an outstanding career at the lower level earning CAA honors since his sophomore season. Jeromy is a fine athlete who was a dominant performer at his level of competition making plays in coverage with his speed, quickness and instincts. He has good measureables including size, speed and toughness for the position. He has the skill set to develop further but needs to settle into a defense that allows him to learn a system and more sophisticated coverage vs pro style passing games. He may need some time but could be a huge surprise after settling into a pro scheme. Top-flight special teams defender.
7. Arthur Moats - LB - James Madison (Va.)
Quick rangy senior defender had another strong performance for the tough JM program that earned him first team CAA honors. He has the size, speed, instincts and toughness to convert to the backer role in the 3-4 scheme. He has established himself as a pro prospect using his fine functional strength and quick hands to perform well in both pass and run defense with the ability to hold the point of attack and chase in pursuit. He is one of the better physical specimens among edge rushers in this class with long arms to go with his good speed and fine functional strength. He has the athletic and mental aptitude to make the adjustment up as an attack linebacker and maybe sooner than most think. He has the skill set to be a huge surprise and start fairly soon in his career and be a factor off the edge.
8. James Ruffin - DE - Northern Iowa
Rangy athletic defender completed an impressive finish to his career with a strong performance. He is one of the real hidden gems in this class after a strong career that drew attention from scouts after seeing his fine triangle numbers. He has been timed in sub 4.6 time that would rank with any 4-3 end in this class. He has the speed off the edge to pressure the passer and will warrant a late selection in this draft class. He may be limited to a situational role, but he has the skills to play a key role in passing situations.
9. Clay Harbor - TE - Missouri St.
Mobile small college tight end has improved every season and completed his career with a strong performance including the NFL Combine. He has a quick burst off the line with fine hands and run after the catch ability to be an immediate factor in a pro passing game. He has the talent to fill a few roles including the H back and fullback spots in addition to the tight end positions. He has proven to be a reliable receiver with top hands and the ability to make yardage after the reception. He shows good speed to give a club a threat in the deeper zones. At the NFL Combine, he run a sub 4.7 time with 30 reps and a fine 40” VL and 10’ BJ in an excellent overall workout. Excellent middle round value with the upside potential to become a starter in time.
10. John Skelton - QB - Fordham U (N.Y.)
Strong armed senior QB was impressive over his late career that probably earns him a late draft selection. He displays all the physical talent to become a pro starting QB with a good live arm and the strength and fine throwing technique to earn a #3 role. He has a good delivery and mechanics that allows him to make a quick release to deliver the ball in excellent timing. He has a live arm and gets the ball into tight windows with fairly good accuracy. This guy could be one of the hidden gems of this QB class. He has all the talent and intangibles to become a potential pro starter with development. With time to develop as a passer and learn an offense, he is prospect who is capable of moving up the depth charts over time.
11. Tony Washington - OT - Abilene Christian (Tx.)
Big mobile tackle completed an excellent small college career and shows the skill set to develop into an NFL starting linemen. He can play either tackle spot with the size, bulk, reach and footwork to earn a starting grade in time. He has shown all the necessary physical tools to develop and is a very good athlete with fine footwork and athletic ability. He can be one of the real hidden gems in this class and has NFL starting talent. His serious off the field problems cost him a high grade by most NFL teams, but he could be a major sleeper with the talent to start if given vital time to mature settle into a system.
12. Abe Koroma - NT - Western Illinois
Strong mobile lineman completed a fine career at the lower level after starting at Penn St. Abe will likely be a late round draft selection with the demand for nose tackles and his versatility to play in either front line. He has a wide frame, good functional strength and technique with a strong chance to start as a pro. He has a powerful base with quickness off the snap and sound use his hands to separate from blockers. He is similar to the Tank Johnson in size, athleticism, versatility and experience. Tough, durable lineman with experience in both front line schemes and the talent level to compete for a starting job at some point in his career. Marginal top 250 prospect probably falls to late in the draft off some off the field problems.
Dickerson Heads H-Back Position
Photo - TE Dorin Dickerson
Dorin Dickerson #2 - 6’1” 225 lbs. - Pittsburgh - Sp. 4.45 - Rating 80
Mobile senior tight end has been one of the best hybrid performers in the nation over recent seasons. Dorin is a good athlete who has played on both offense and defense at running back and linebacker, in addition to the tight end spot. He is an ideal fit for the H-back role with excellent movement skills, including the separation speed and quickness to get open and the ability to catch the ball consistently. He is a fine receiver and a good weapon who can also line up on the outside at receiver, fullback and H-back, in addition to the tight end spot to give his club one of the most versatile pass catchers in this draft class. He is a mobile athlete with nice receiving skills, including hands, footwork and COD skills that will earn him pro playing time as both an H-back and tight end. He is a competitive hardworking athlete who struggled to settle into a position due to his rare versatility that lead to several positional changes. As a receiver, he is a good pass catcher who has natural hands and fine movement skills to get off the line and into his routes. He has good footwork that allows him to separate in coverage and get open consistently to provide a sure target. He catches the ball away from his body and has the body control to adjust nicely and is capable of going over the middle to make the tough catch. He gets into his routes nicely and moves well with the ability to fight off the jam and sit into holes in coverage. He has the speed to be a huge factor as a vertical threat and has just begun to touch the surface of that talent. Over his late career, he developed a good sense of coverage and gives a strong effort to get open and will compete for the ball in a crowd. Throughout his career, he displayed good run after the catch ability that allowed him to make big plays. He shows fine running skills and the ability to get open in the red zone and scored 10 TDs over his final season. Over his career, he averaged over 12 yards per catch, a high number for the position. As a blocker, he is not a powerful inline performer, but is quick off the snap and will get his hands on an opponent with good positioning. He can wall off a defender and will work to sustain relying on his good footwork, but he lacks the power to get consistent movement. He is not a physical player and his blocking grade as an inline TE is subpar and probably limits hi to the H-back role initially. He needs to add more muscle to his average frame and show better hand technique usage.
The Numbers: As a senior, he caught 49 passes for 529 yards with 10 TDs and a 10.8 yard average that earned him Big East honors. As a junior, he caught 13 passes for 174 yards with 2 TDs and a 12.8 yard average that earned him Big East honors. At the NFL Combine, he came in at 226 lbs. and just over 6.1”. He ran 4.40 and 4.45 times and did 24 reps. He also had a 43.5” VL and a 10’5” BJ plus very impressive agility and positional drills. His speed will draw comparisons to the Jets’ Dustin Keller, though he is 20 lbs. lighter than the NFL performer.
The Skinny: Solid addition with the talent, LOD and playmaking ability to be a fine H-back role performer. He is a fluid athlete with good receiving talent to help immediately. He will probably be over drafted off his 4.4 speed number that will earn him a 2nd round selection, but may never be more than a role performer despite playing at a high skill level in that area. Good prospect with the physical tools to win a #2 TE role and become a good role player. Type with the skill set to flourish in systems like the Colts, Chargers and Patriots.
Draft Projection: 3rd Round
McClain Heads Inside Linebackers
Photo – LB Rolando McClain
Rolando McClain #25 - 6’3” 255 lbs. - Alabama - Sp. 4.60
Big athletic junior Mike linebacker has been one of the premier defenders in the SEC over the past three seasons. Rolando earned SEC Defensive Player of the Year honors as a junior after another excellent performance. He combines all the physical skills physically and mentally to be a rookie starter at the Mike spot. He has been a top playmaker from the inside since his redshirt freshman season when he posted 74 tackles, 1 sack and 5 TFL in nine starting assignments in the tough SEC. He started for the past three seasons, earning SEC honors each year with 1st team mention over his final two campaigns. He displays very good speed, instincts and the quickness to read and react to plays and finishes with strong fine tackling technique. He keeps defenders off his body, relying on his quickness and good hand technique to stay clean and on his feet. His superior instincts and toughness should allow him to compete for a pro starting job immediately with the speed that gives him the versatility to also play outside at the SAM spot. He is a downhill thumper who delivers crushing blows with the ability to force many turnovers. He has the COD, agility and size to match up with tight ends, in addition to the speed to cover running backs. He is best suited for the Mike spot where he excelled over his entire career. He is a very active defender who is quick to diagnose the play and usually takes proper angles to the ball with the ability to get through traffic and the closing burst speed to finish the play. He goes sideline-to-sideline with strong tackling that allowed him to total almost 300 career stops with the great majority coming in the last two seasons. Most of the mistakes were out of being over aggressive and being out of control at times. In pass coverage, he gets fine drops with the ability to move laterally, read the QB’s eyes and break on the play. His fine leaping skills help him deflect many passes and his talent will allow him to be an every down defender and also line up over tight ends. Over his career, he totaled 5 interceptions and 14 PBU and one of the better coverage backers in this class. As a pass rusher, he has enormous upside potential. He shows the ability to sack the QB and is especially adept at the delay blitz, showing fine timing and the burst of speed to make the play. He totaled 8 career sacks with half coming over his final season. His speed allows him to make plays at the sideline with the read and react skills to finish the plays consistently. He has top recognition skills that allow him to use his quickness and speed to get into position to consistently make the stop, though he needs to develop better hand use to keep blockers off him and stay clean sifting through traffic. He has great size for the inside with the instincts, hitting power and toughness to move at the snap and find the football quickly. He can defeat blockers with fine strength and quickness and usually keeps good pad level and stays on his feet to stay alive between the tackles. He has fine sideline-to-sideline range to be a playmaker with the size and quickness to consistently take on blockers and stack and shed. He has very good closing speed and fights through trash to finish well. He is a fierce competitor with good awareness in his pass drops and he makes plays on the ball. He works hard to attack the inside run and will improve further with better hand usage. His strengths are as a run stuffer with the speed to chase to the outside and upside as a blitz defender. He is an aggressive savvy backer, suited for either scheme with rare size/speed/ instincts that allows him to flow to the ball to maximize his talents. He is similar to Mike man Brian Urlacher in AA, speed, instincts and versatility and also Jerod Mayo, though he is a bigger prospect. As a junior, he started all 14 games and made 105 tackles with 145 TFL, 4sacks, 2picks and 4 PBU, earning 1st team SEC honors. During the ’08 season, he made 95 tackles with 12 TFL, 3 sacks, 6 PBU and 1 pick, starting all 14 games while earning 1st team SEC honors. As a freshman, he made 74 tackles with 5 TFL, 1 sack, 2 interceptions and 4 PBU for freshman honors. At the NFL Combine, he did not run or participate in drills. He did 24 reps. It was revealed at the Bama Pro day that he has Crohn's disease. He has known that since HS and has performed brilliantly despite the illness. At the Bama workout, he ran one sprint in the high 4.6 time, but terminated due to the illness. He has the package to start inside in either the standard 4-3 or 3-4 sets as well as the outside on the strongside. Very athletic versatile playmaker has strong tackling ability, instincts and the quickness and speed to succeed in the NFL. Prospect with well developed skills in all areas and a probable rookie starter in the right setting. Top ten prospect with Pro Bowl talent. Browns, Broncos and Dolphins are very interested.
Draft Projection: 1st Round
NFL Draft 2010 - Four Round Mock Draft
Selection Order - Compensatory picks at end of rounds
Photo – Jimmy Clausen – Notre Dame
First Round
1 St. Louis - * Sam Bradford - QB - Oklahoma
2 Detroit - Ndamukong Suh - DT - Nebraska
3 Tampa Bay - * Gerald McCoy - DT - Oklahoma
4 Washington - Russell Okung - OT - Oklahoma St
5 Kansas City - * Rolando McClain - LB - Alabama
6 Seattle - * Eric Berry - FS - Tennessee
7 Cleveland - * Joe Haden - CB - Florida
8 Oakland - Trent Williams - OT - Oklahoma
9 Buffalo - * Jimmy Clausen - QB - Notre Dame
10 Jacksonville - * Derrick Morgan - DE - Georgia Tech
11 Denver (Chicago) - * Earl Thomas - S - Texas
12 Miami - Sergio Kindle - LB - Texas
13 San Francisco - * Bryan Bulaga - OT - Iowa
14 Seattle (Denver) - C.J. Spiller - RB - Clemson
15 New York Giants - Mike Iupati - OG - Idaho
16 Tennessee - Taylor Mays - S - Southern Cal
17 San Fran (Carolina) - Brandon Graham - DE - Michigan
18 Pittsburgh - Devin McCourty - CB - Rutgers
19 Atlanta - Kyle Wilson - CB - Boise St
20 Houston - * Jason Pierre-Paul - DE - South Florida
21 Cincinnati -* Carlos Dunlap - DE - Florida
22 New England - * Dez Bryant - WR - Oklahoma St
23 Green Bay - * Anthony Davis - OT - Rutgers
24 Philadelphia - Sean Weatherspoon - LB - Missouri
25 Baltimore - Patrick Robinson - CB - Florida St
26 Arizona - Dan Williams - DT - Tennessee
27 Dallas - * Bruce Campbell - OT - Maryland
28 San Diego - * Ryan Mathews - RB - Fresno St
29 New York Jets - * Golden Tate - WR - Notre Dame
30 Minnesota - * Everson Griffen - DE - Southern Cal
31 Indianapolis - * Kareem Jackson - CB - Alabama
32 New Orleans - Jared Odrick - DT - Penn St
2nd Round
33 St. Louis - * Demaryius Thomas - WR - Georgia Tech
34 Detroit - Charles Brown - OT - Southern Cal
35 Tampa Bay - * Damian Williams - WR - Southern Cal
36 Kansas City -* Jermaine Gresham -TE - Oklahoma
37 Philadelphia (Wash) - * Maurkice Pouncey - OC - Florida
38 Cleveland -* Rob Gronkowski - TE - Arizona
39 Oakland -* Brian Price - DT - UCLA
40 San Diego (Seattle) - Jerry Hughes - DE - TCU
41 Buffalo - Donald Butler - LB - Washington
42 Tampa (Chicago) - Jerome Murphy - CB - South Florida
43 Miami - Terrence Cody - DT - Alabama
44 New England (Jacksonville) - * Jahvid Best - RB - California
45 Denver - Tim Tebow - QB - Florida
46 New York Giants - Daryl Washington - LB - TCU
47 New England (Tennessee) - Ricky Sapp - LB - Clemson
48 Carolina - Nate Allen - FS - South Florida
49 San Francisco -Tyson Alualu - DT - California
50 Kansas City (Atlanta) - * Arrelious Benn - WR - Illinois
51 Houston -* Jonathan Dwyer - RB - Georgia Tech
52 Pittsburgh - Cam Thomas - DT - North Carolina
53 New England - * Jason Worilds - LB - Virginia Tech
54 Cincinnati - Brandon Spikes - LB - Florida
55 Philadelphia - Dorin Dickerson -TE - Pittsburgh
56 Green Bay - Perrish Cox - CB - Oklahoma St
57 Baltimore - Corey Wootton - DE - Northwestern
58 Arizona - * Amari Spievey - CB - Iowa
59 Dallas - * Carlton Mitchell - WR - South Florida
60 Seattle (San Diego) - Dexter McCluster - RB - Mississippi
61 New York Jets - * Major Wright - FS - Florida
62 Minnesota -* Morgan Burnett - S - Georgia Tech
63 Indianapolis - Lamarr Houston - DT - Texas
64 New Orleans - * Chad Jones - S - LSU
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