Ourlads' 2026 NFL Mock Draft Challenge

AussieRavenFan | truMock - updated 4/21

Updated: 04/21/2013 1:20PM ET

Pick	Team	Player	Pos.	School
Round 1
1	Chiefs	Luke Joeckel	OT	Texas A&M
Alex Smith will play a lot better with a left tackle like Luke Joeckel protecting his blind side. It's hard to pass up a talent like Joeckel, he's an instant upgrade over Branden Albert. Not to mention, the Chiefs had a private workout with Joeckel just a few days ago. Outside of this OT, Kansas City could go for a defensive tackle like Sharrif Floyd or Star Lotulelei.
2	Jaguars	Geno Smith	QB	West Virginia
Not saying that I'm calling it now, but Gabbert seems done in Jacksonville. Nearly the entire Jaguars brass was at Geno Smith's pro day, what does that say? Geno Smith goes #2 overall to the Jacksonville Jaguars.
3	Raiders	Sharrif Floyd	DT	Florida
Oakland could go anywhere with this pick, at this point there's still some top defensive ends, a decent quarterback and a worthy corner on the board but I like Floyd here. Sharrif Floyd is a playmaker, and that's something Oakland hasn't had in a few seasons. Some are comparing Floyd to J.J. Watt, but Floyd's short arms may hinder that. Only time will tell if Oakland does pick him.
4	Eagles	Dion Jordan	DE	Oregon
Philly's new Head Coach reunites with his beast of a DE/OLB Dion Jordan. Jordan would be expected to contribute immediately alongside Connor Barwin.
5	Lions	Dee Milliner	DC	Alabama
Even though the Lions have just signed D.J. Johnson and resigned Chris Houston I can't see why they would pass up Milliner with their first pick. Milliner is a no-brainer upgrade over those two and would easily be a solid starter for the Lions secondary. A defensive end like Ziggy Ansah could go here too.
6	Browns	Chance Warmack	OG	Alabama
If the Browns were smart, they would take a DE/OLB with this pick. There's lots of talent early in the draft, I don't care if they just signed three defensive players who will probably start for the Browns. Ziggy Ansah would be smart here, but he would just be depth. Trading back is an option but for the sake of this mock draft, with the #6th pick in the 2013 NFL Draft, the Cleveland Browns select Chance Warmack. I like this pick because Warmack is an athletic guy who comes from a winning college team. He is an instant upgrade to the Browns O-Line and fills a need.
7	Cardinals	Eric Fisher	OT	Central Michigan
With Arizona trading for Carson Palmer and picking up Drew Stanton, I don't see them taking a quarterback in the first two, so instead they take a tackle to protect their newest starting qb.
8	Bills	Cordarrelle Patterson	WR	Tennessee
The Bills just missed out on their would-be quarterback, Geno Smith so they take another offensive weapon in Cordarrelle Patterson. He's tall, fast and he can catch the ball. Patterson will be a nice piece across from Stevie Johnson.
9	Jets	Ezekiel Ansah	DE	BYU
Ziggy Ansah is a good pick here because he provides something that the Jets didn't have last year, and that's pass rush. He's listed as a DE but can play OLB, and word is Ansah is this year's Jason Pierre-Paul or Chandler Jones, which isn't a bad title to hold.
10	Titans	Kenny Vaccaro	FS	Texas
There's no prospect that stands out from the rest right here. The Titans did a good job in free agency to bring in players they needed. If Ansah or Warmack were still on the board here, one of them would be this pick, but they aren't so the Titans fill a need with safety Kenny Vaccaro.
11	Chargers	Lane Johnson	OT	Oklahoma
Lane Johnson is the obvious choice here. Philip Rivers needs someone who can keep him upright, and over all San Diego needs help on their offensive line, Johnson is the right guy for the job.
12	Dolphins	Xavier Rhodes	DC	Florida State
Before free agency, I would have said Keenan Allen fit at #12 but the Dolphins picked up Mike Wallace and signed Brian Hartline to a long term deal so picking up Allen for a #3 receiver would be weird. Sean Smith just signed with the Chiefs and the Dolphins traded Vontae Davis during the season, a CB is needed. Xavier Rhodes is the second best corner in the draft, and I can't see the Dolphins passing on him here.
13	Jets F/TB	Star Lotulelei	DT	Utah
Defensive tackle may not be a top three need for the Buccaneers. Set aside his recently headlining medical condition and look at his talent. This is a really risky pick, Lotulelei wasn't allowed to work out at the combine because of his heart condition, it could be serious but it could be nothing. If there was a corner worth taking at #13, the Bucs could go in that direction.
14	Panthers	Sheldon Richardson	DT	Missouri
Richardson just makes sense here, he's explosive and is able to play against the run and pass. Carolina could use a strong presence in the middle of their line. Richardson had a very productive career for Mizzou, and put up strong numbers his senior season. This pick is just a no brainer.
15	Saints	Barkevious Mingo	OB	LSU
New Orleans just resigned an outside linebacker, but Mingo is too good to pass up. He was very productive in his days at LSU and he's an athletic freak who can get to the ball quickly. Mingo is versatile, could play DE, and will bring a fire back to the Saints D.
16	Rams	Tavon Austin	WR	West Virginia
Can you name a Rams receiver off the top of your head? I can't, the Rams should pick Tavon Austin and not trade back their pick and miss out like they've done in the past two drafts.
17	Steelers	Jarvis Jones	OB	Georgia
Steelers brass may have said that they wanted to get younger at safety, but there's no safety worth taking at #17 so they select Jarvis Jones who gives the Steelers a pass rushing threat that they need. Jones would be an instant upgrade to the Steelers linebacking core. If there's one thing Jones knows, it's how to rush the passer. There is the issue of Jones' crazy spine injury, but I don't think the Steelers would be afraid of that.
18	Cowboys	Bjoern Werner	DE	Florida State
Switching to a new defense usually means teams will look for a young defensive player to help make the change easier. Werner has been ranked at #5 on many big boards. At this point, D.J. Fluker is still on the board, and while he would help Tony Romo look pretty, Dallas should go for defense in the first.
19	Giants	Damontre Moore	DE	Texas A&M
The Giants love pass rushers and Moore would look great alongside Tuck. Moore will bring youth to an older Giants defense.
20	Bears	DJ Fluker	OT	Alabama
Jay Cutler will love this pick. Even though Jermon Bushrod was just signed, I can see Fluker getting picked up by the Bears and bring youth and strength to the Bears offensive line.
21	Bengals	Alec Ogletree	IB	Georgia
The Bengals wouldn't pass on Alec Ogletree, he fills a top need and his talent makes this a value pick. Ogletree has had some character issues, but the Bengals can work with players like that and just last year picked up Vontaze Burfict who happened to surprise the entire league. Ogletree is an instant starter and will have Bengals fans forgetting about Maualuga.
22	Rams F/WAS	John Cyprien	SS	Florida International
The Rams get the safety they need in John Cyprien. Coming off of a strong combine performance, Cyprien was one of the nicer highlights and wasn't on many's radars before the combine. I can't see him going before #22, and he'd be a starter in no time for St Louis.
23	Vikings	DeAndre Hopkins	WR	Clemson
The Vikings have just signed Greg Jennings but they could still use a young guy like DeAndre Hopkins to make Christian Ponder look better and take pressure off of Adrian Peterson. Hopkins could be a nice #2 next to Jennings for a few years. This pick could also be a corner or defensive tackle, but the Vikings have #25 overall to select one of those.
24	Colts	Desmond Trufant	DC	Washington
After being embarrassed by Joe Flacco in the first round of the playoffs, the Colts must address their need for a strong corner. Trufant fits the bill and can play across from Vontae Davis in week one.
25	Vikings F/SEA	Kawaan Short	DT	Purdue
John Jenkins could go here, but I like Kawann Short. The Vikings could go a few ways with this pick, but I suspect that they will go with a guy who can be a rock for their defensive line for many seasons.
26	Packers	Datone Jones	DE	UCLA
I've seen just about every position here for the Packers. Datone Jones is another one in a long line of DE/OLB's in this years draft. I choose him here because the top two needs for the Packers would be terrible reaches. If there was an offensive lineman worth taking here or if the Packers feel like they need to snag a running back that they can't trade up in the 2nd for, they could do that.
27	Texans	Justin Hunter	WR	Tennessee
This pick is definitely a reach, but it could work out. The Texans need someone who can stretch the field and Hunter is a tall receiver who ran a 4.44 40 yard dash and he'd get to learn from Andre Johnson. See how it just might work out? Houston has to select a receiver in the first two rounds. Tavon Austin is the ideal pick here, he would work perfectly for Houston.
28	Broncos	Matt Elam	SS	Florida
Remember that one time that Joe Flacco absolutely torched the Broncos last year? Not the first game, but in the playoffs? Yeah, Denver needs a new safety to prevent that from happening. Defensive tackle was addressed in free agency but could easily be upgraded by players like John Jenkins or John Hankins.
29	Patriots	Sylvester Williams	DT	North Carolina
The Patriots don't have much to their interior D-Line. Sylvester Williams is the kind of guy who can compliment Vince Wilfork and eventually take over. Williams seems like the kind of guy who would fit in Belichick's defense.
30	Falcons	Alex Okafor	DE	Texas
Maybe the Falcons could have beat the 49ers if they have a defensive end of two that was able to apply pressure on Kaepernick. Atlanta has got to address that in the draft, so they take the best DE on the board at the end of the first with Alex Okafor.
31	49ers	Johnthan Banks	DC	Mississippi State
I had trouble deciding who I thought the 49ers would pick, they need help in their secondary bad and with such an early selection in the 2nd round, there's a few players who could go with either of the two picks. The 49ers might get Nnamdi Asomugha but he will be 32 before the season starts and he's not as great as he used to be, the 49ers need a young, tough corner to butt heads with Percy Harvin and the rest of the NFC wide outs they will face this next season. Eric Reid or Margus Hunt are also options for this pick.
32	Ravens	EJ Manuel	QB	Florida State
TRADE! This pick now belongs to the Eagles. I like this pick. Some may say that it's a reach, or say that Philly should find a replacement for Cullen Jenkins but I think EJ Manuel is just the guy that Chip Kelly would want leading his offense. In my opinion, Manuel plays like a more refined version of Marcus Mariota.
Round 2
33	Jaguars	Arthur Brown	OB	Kansas State
The Jaguars are in a tough division with playoff caliber quarterbacks, their defense could use a young guy who can consistently get to the QB.
34	49ers F/KC	Eric Reid	FS	LSU
San Fran needs a safety, Eric Reid could fill in for a departed Dashon Goldson
35	Eagles	Kevin Minter	IB	LSU
TRADE. This pick along with the Eagles 4th rounder belong to the Ravens. With Ray Lewis now enjoying retirement, the Ravens have a huge need in their defense. Kevin Minter has all the instincts he needs to be a Raven and could instantly contribute to a hurting team. On 4/10 the Ravens signed Rolando McClain to a low risk/high reward deal. Chances are he'll start but the Ravens don't know how well ILB Jameel McClain (no relation) will bounce back from his spinal cord contusion. Baltimore goes with a guy who can be a leader to their depleted defense for years to come.
36	Lions	Cornellius Carradine	DE	Florida State
Carradine goes here, he and his worksmen like attitude would do Detriots locker room good.
37	Bengals F/OAK	Eddie Lacy	RB	Alabama
I see Cincinnati taking Eddie Lacy at #37 and hoping he turns out to be like Trent Richardson in Cleveland.
38	Cardinals	Johnathan Franklin	RB	UCLA
REACH! Yes, I believe Arizona will take a RB in the second just because Rashard Mendenhall is injury-prone and they haven't had a true #1 RB in years. It could be Franklin, or Eddie Lacy if he falls to #38.
39	Jets	Ryan Nassib	QB	Syracuse
The Jets have shown plenty of interest in Nassib and could use some competition alongside Mark Sanchez and David Garrard.
40	Titans	Darius Slay	DC	Mississippi State
Darius Slay is fast and big, just what the Titans need to improve their 24th ranked defense.
41	Bills	Matt Barkley	QB	Southern Cal
Buffalo picks up a QB to pair with Cordarrelle Patterson and Stevie Johnson.
42	Dolphins	Kyle Long	OT	Oregon
Miami picks up Kyle Long to replace Jake Long who they lost to St. Louis.
43	Buccaneers	Tyler Eifert	TE	Notre Dame
Eifert is still on the board? What a steal for Tampa, instant upgrade over Luke Stocker and Dallas Clark.
44	Panthers	Jamar Taylor	DC	Boise State
With Chris Gamble's recent cut, signs point to Carolina taking a corner early in the draft.
45	Chargers	Jonathan Cooper	OG	North Carolina
There's always one guy who falls unexpectedly from round one to round two, this year I predict that guy is Jonathan Cooper. San Diego could use another lineman to help keep Rivers on his feet, Cooper can fit as a tackle but is best suited as a guard.
46	Rams	Johnathan Jenkins	DT	Georgia
St Louis goes with the best player available and that's Jenkins.
47	Cowboys	Johnathan Hankins	DT	Ohio State
Big John Hankins would be a huge anchor for the Cowboys.
48	Steelers	Margus Hunt	DE	SMU
Margus Hunt is a developmental defensive end, there's only a few places he can go and really thrive. The coaches in Pittsburgh will have a fun time with him if they draft him in April.
49	Giants	Menelik Watson	OT	Florida State
A good pick by the NYG brass, they needed a young tackle to help protect Eli Manning.
50	Bears	Keenan Allen	WR	California
TRADE! This pick now belongs to the Baltimore Ravens who select Keenan Allen, the Ravens need a guy like him on offense to replace Anquan Boldin.
51	Commanders	Blidi Wreh-Wilson	DC	Connecticut
In my opinion, none of Washington's corners are starting caliber so they go with a corner here.
52	Vikings	Manti Te'o	IB	Notre Dame
Te'o falls due to his poor performance at the combine, but Minnesota takes him at #52 and gets a strong young player to help at the middle of their defense.
53	Bengals	Khaseem Green	OB	Rutgers
Bengals get an OLB to make their pass rush even more dangerous.
54	Dolphins F/IND	Corey Lemonier	DE	Auburn
Outside of Cameron Wake, name a Dolphins defenseman who can apply pressure to the QB, having trouble? Me too. Dolphins need to take a guy who can apply pressure to Tom Brady.
55	Packers	Sio Moore	OB	Connecticut
Moore has the ability to play inside and outside, a versatility that could help Green Bay.
56	Seahawks	Jesse Williams	DT	Alabama
Seattle needs a defensive tackle and Jesse Williams is among the best on the board.
57	Texans	Justin Pugh	OT	Syracuse
Houston could use an offensive tackle to bolster their offensive line.
58	Broncos	Sam Montgomery	DE	LSU
I think if there's any team that's going to bite on Sam Montgomery early, it should be the Broncos. They have a great defense already, and Peyton Manning at the helm. John Fox and John Elway can whip Montgomery into football shape, I believe it. He can also ease the loss of Elvis Dumervil.
59	Patriots	Robert Woods	WR	Southern Cal
I'm not the biggest fan of Woods, but with the coaching that is available in New England maybe some good can come from him. If NE doesn't resign Brandon Lloyd, they will need help at receiver.
60	Falcons	Jordan Poyer	DC	Oregon State
Atlanta needs a corner, Poyer is tall and he has great ball skills. He'd be a great fit with the Falcons.
61	49ers	Zach Ertz	TE	Stanford
The 49ers land their replacement for Delanie Walker and Ertz reunites with his former head coach.
62	Ravens	Travis Frederick	OC	Wisconsin
TRADE! This pick belongs to Chicago along with the Ravens 5th round selection. Wisconsin has produced many strong linemen in the past few years so it's fair that Frederick goes here. Chicago could use his youth to keep Cutler's face pretty.
Round 3
63	Chiefs	Kiko Alonso	IB	Oregon
64	Jaguars	Larry Warford	OG	Kentucky
65	Lions	Trevardo Williams	OB	Connecticut
66	Raiders	DJ Swearinger	FS	South Carolina
67	Eagles	John Simon	DE	Ohio State
68	Browns	Mike Glennon	QB	North Carolina State
69	Cardinals	Chase Thomas	OB	Stanford
70	Titans	Terron Armstead	OT	Arkansas-Pine Bluff
71	Bills	Dallas Thomas	OT	Tennessee
72	Jets	Travis Kelce	TE	Cincinnati
73	Buccaneers	David Amerson	DC	North Carolina State
74	49ers F/CAR	Brandon Williams	DT	Missouri Southern State
75	Saints	Devin Taylor	DE	South Carolina
76	Chargers	Gerald Hodges	OB	Penn State
77	Dolphins	Logan Ryan	DC	Rutgers
78	Rams	Chris Faulk	OT	LSU
79	Steelers	Bacarri Rambo	FS	Georgia
80	Cowboys	BW Webb	DC	William & Mary
81	Giants	Brennan Williams	OT	North Carolina
82	Dolphins F/CHI	Jamie Collins	OB	Southern Mississippi
83	Vikings	Jonathan Bostic	IB	Florida
84	Bengals	Josh Evans	FS	Florida
85	Commanders	JJ Wilcox	SS	Georgia Southern
86	Colts	William Gholston	DE	Michigan State
87	Seahawks	Jordan Reed	TE	Florida
88	Packers	Giovani Bernard	RB	North Carolina
89	Texans	Brandon Jenkins	OB	Florida State
90	Broncos	Montee Ball	RB	Wisconsin
91	Patriots	Michael Buchanan	DE	Illinois
92	Falcons	Barrett Jones	OC	Alabama
93	49ers	Tyrann Mathieu	DC	LSU
94	Ravens	Phillip Thomas	FS	Fresno State
95	Texans F/NFL	David Quessenberry	OT	San Jose State
96	Chiefs F/NFL	Stedman Bailey	WR	West Virginia
97	Titans F/NFL	Gavin Escobar	TE	San Diego State
Round 4
98	Jaguars	Leon McFadden	DC	San Diego State
99	Chiefs	David Bakhtiari	OT	Colorado
100	Raiders	Ryan Otten	TE	San Jose State
101	Eagles	Tharold Simon	DC	LSU
102	Vikings F/DET	Dwayne Gratz	DC	Connecticut
103	Cardinals	Shawn Williams	SS	Georgia
104	Browns	Da'Rick Rogers	WR	Tennessee Tech
105	Bills	Shayne Skov	IB	Stanford
106	Jets	Cornelius Washington	OB	Georgia
107	Titans	Zavier Gooden	OB	Missouri
108	Panthers	Terrance Williams	WR	Baylor
109	Saints	Jordan Mills	OT	Louisiana Tech
110	Chargers	Tyler Wilson	QB	Arkansas
111	Dolphins	Duke Williams	SS	Nevada
112	Buccaneers	Malliciah Goodman	DE	Clemson
113	Rams	Bennie Logan	DT	LSU
114	Cowboys	Knile Davis	RB	Arkansas
115	Steelers	Tyler Bray	QB	Tennessee
116	Giants	Nick Kasa	TE	Colorado
117	Bears	Markus Wheaton	WR	Oregon State
118	Bengals	Brian Schwenke	OC	California
119	Commanders	Quinton Patton	WR	Louisiana Tech
120	Vikings	Andre Ellington	RB	Clemson
121	Colts	Brian Winters	OT	Kent State
122	Packers	Vance McDonald	TE	Rice
123	Seahawks	Terry Hawthorne	DC	Illinois
124	Texans	TJ McDonald	FS	Southern Cal
125	Broncos	Jelani Jenkins	OB	Florida
126	Buccaneers F/NE	Matt Scott	QB	Arizona
127	Falcons	Sean Porter	OB	Texas A&M
128	49ers	Stepfan Taylor	RB	Stanford
129	Ravens	Joe Kruger	DE	Utah
130	Ravens F/NFL	Kenny Stills	WR	Oklahoma
131	49ers F/NFL	Marquise Goodwin	WR	Texas
132	Lions F/NFL	Cobi Hamilton	WR	Arkansas
133	Falcons F/NFL	Marcus Lattimore	RB	South Carolina
Round 5
134	Chiefs	Ryan Swope	WR	Texas A&M
135	Jaguars	Le'Veon Bell	RB	Michigan State
136	Eagles	Oday Aboushi	OT	Virginia
137	Lions	Dion Sims	TE	Michigan State
138	Seahawks F/OAK	Xavier Nixon	OT	Florida
139	Browns	Christine Michael	RB	Texas A&M
140	Cardinals	Ricky Wagner	OT	Wisconsin
141	Jets	Alvin Bailey	OG	Arkansas
142	Titans	Sanders Commings	DC	Georgia
143	Bills	Denard Robinson	WR	Michigan
144	Saints	Rod Sweeting	DC	Georgia Tech
145	Chargers	Robert Alford	DC	SE Louisiana
146	Dolphins	Joseph Randle	RB	Oklahoma State
147	Buccaneers	Aaron Dobson	WR	Marshall
148	Panthers	Robert Lester	SS	Alabama
149	Rams	Akeem Spence	DT	Illinois
150	Steelers	Aaron Mellette	WR	Elon
151	Cowboys	Marquess Wilson	WR	Washington State
152	Giants	Marc Anthony	DC	California
153	Bears	Reid Fragel	OT	Ohio State
154	Commanders	Stansly Maponga	DE	TCU
155	Vikings	AJ Klein	IB	Iowa State
156	Bengals	Landry Jones	QB	Oklahoma
157	49ers F/IND	Walter Stewart	DE	Cincinnati
158	Seahawks	Earl Wolff	SS	North Carolina State
159	Packers	Marcus Davis	WR	Virginia Tech
160	Texans	Michael Mauti	IB	Penn State
161	Broncos	Nico Johnson	IB	Alabama
162	Commanders F/NE	Shamarko Thomas	SS	Syracuse
163	Falcons	Joseph Fauria	TE	UCLA
164	49ers	Quanterus Smith	DE	Western Kentucky
165	Ravens	Kevin Reddick	IB	North Carolina
166	Dolphins F/NFL	Brandon McGee	DC	Miami
167	Packers F/NFL	Jordan Hill	DT	Penn State
168	Ravens F/NFL	Michael Williams	TE	Alabama
Round 6
169	Jaguars	Chris Harper	WR	Kansas State
170	Chiefs	Stefphon Jefferson	RB	Nevada
171	Lions	Micah Hyde	DC	Iowa
172	Raiders	Zac Dysert	QB	Miami (OH)
173	Browns F/PHI	Mike Gillislee	RB	Florida
174	Cardinals	Chris Jones	DT	Bowling Green
175	Browns	Tanner Hawkinson	OT	Kansas
176	Cardinals F/TEN/MIN	Will Davis	DC	Utah State
177	Bills	Michael Ford	RB	LSU
178	Jets	Spencer Ware	RB	LSU
179	Chargers	Josh Boyd	DT	Mississippi State
180	49ers F/MIA	Lawrence Okoye	DE	No College
181	Buccaneers	DeVonte Holloman	SS	South Carolina
182	Panthers	Wes Horton	DE	Southern Cal
183	Saints	Travis Long	DE	Washington State
184	Rams	Cierre Wood	RB	Notre Dame
185	Cowboys	Sean Renfree	QB	Duke
186	Steelers	Jawan Jamison	RB	Rutgers
187	Giants	Bruce Taylor	IB	Virginia Tech
188	Bears	Sheldon Price	DC	UCLA
189	Vikings	Montori Hughes	DT	Tennessee-Martin
190	Bengals	JC Tretter	OG	Cornell
191	Commanders	Cooper Taylor	SS	Richmond
192	Colts	Cory Grissom	DT	South Florida
193	Packers	Demontre Hurst	DC	Oklahoma
194	Seahawks	Caleb Sturgis	PK	Florida
195	Texans	Collin Klein	QB	Kansas State
196	Eagles F/DEN/PHI	Kenjon Barner	RB	Oregon
197	Bengals F/NE	Josh Boyce	WR	TCU
198	Falcons	Quinton Dial	DE	Alabama
199	Ravens F/SF	Kwame Geathers	NT	Georgia
200	Ravens	Braxston Cave	OC	Notre Dame
201	Texans F/NFL	Khaled Holmes	OC	Southern Cal
202	Titans F/NFL	Braden Hansen	OG	BYU
203	Ravens F/NFL	Kenny Tate	OB	Maryland
204	Chiefs F/NFL	Vince Williams	IB	Florida State
205	Raiders F/NFL	Johnny Adams	DC	Michigan State
206	Steelers F/NFL	Zeke Motta	SS	Notre Dame
Round 7
207	Chiefs	Dennis Johnson	RB	Arkansas
208	Jaguars	Damion Square	DE	Alabama
209	Raiders	Rex Burkhead	RB	Nebraska
210	Eagles	Vaughn Telemaque	FS	Miami
211	Lions	Tourek Williams	DE	Florida International
212	Eagles F/CLE	Demetrius McCray	DC	Appalachian State
213	Vikings F/ARZ	John Lotulelei	IB	UNLV
214	Seahawks F/BUF	Ace Sanders	WR	South Carolina
215	Jets	Travis Howard	DC	Ohio State
216	Titans	Nickell Robey	DC	Southern Cal
217	Dolphins	Hugh Thornton	OG	Illinois
218	Buccaneers	Alex Carder	QB	Western Michigan
219	Raiders F/CAR	Brandon Magee	OB	Arizona State
220	Seahawks F/NO	Ryan Allen	PT	Louisiana Tech
221	Chargers	Ray Graham	RB	Pittsburgh
222	Rams	Ray Ray Armstrong	SS	Miami
223	Steelers	Nathan Williams	OB	Ohio State
224	Dolphins F/DAL	Steve Williams	DC	California
225	Giants	Tino Sunseri	QB	Pittsburgh
226	Patriots F/CHI/TB	Everett Dawkins	DT	Florida State
227	49ers F/CIN	James Ferentz	OC	Iowa
228	Commanders	Zach Boren	FB	Ohio State
229	Vikings	Nate Palmer	OB	Illinois State
230	Colts	Kendrick Payne	DT	California
231	Seahawks	Steven Jenkins	OB	Texas A&M
232	Packers	Dustin Hopkins	PK	Florida State
233	Texans	Zach Line	FB	SMU
234	Broncos	Ramon Buchanan	OB	Miami
235	Patriots	DJ Hayden	DC	Houston
236	Falcons	Braden Hanson	QB	North Dakota
237	49ers	Rod Woodson	FS	North Alabama
238	Ravens	Earl Watford	OG	James Madison
239	Eagles F/NFL	Levine Toilolo	TE	Stanford
240	Bengals F/NFL	Blaize Foltz	OG	TCU
241	Seahawks F/NFL	Omoregie Uzzi	OG	Georgia Tech
242	Seahawks F/NFL	Markell Rice	SS	American International
243	Falcons F/NFL	Omar Hunter	DT	Florida
244	Falcons F/NFL	Brad Wing	PT	LSU
245	Lions F/NFL	Ben Cotton	TE	Nebraska
246	49ers F/NFL	Garrett Gilkey	OT	Chadron State
247	Ravens F/NFL	Lonnie Pryor	FB	Florida State
248	Titans F/NFL	James Hurst	OT	North Carolina
249	Falcons F/NFL	Nick Cody	OT	Oregon
250	Dolphins F/NFL	Theo Riddick	RB	Notre Dame
251	Bengals F/NFL	Jeff Locke	PT	UCLA
252	49ers F/NFL	Dave Kruger	DT	Utah
253	Giants F/NFL	Corey Fuller	WR	Virginia Tech
254	Colts F/NFL	Jheranie Boyd	WR	North Carolina