Ourlads' 2026 NFL Mock Draft Challenge

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Updated: 04/15/2013 7:35PM ET

Pick	Team	Player	Pos.	School
Round 1
1	Chiefs	Luke Joeckel	OT	Texas A&M
Although quarterback is clearly the Chiefs top positional need, there isn't one worthy of being drafted here. The Chiefs could look to trade down. With Branden Albert at left tackle there isn't a clear need there either but he could be moved inside or to right tackle. Bottom line, Luke Joeckel is the best player available and a franchise left tackle will be a big help to whomever they use at quarterback in the future. Luke Joeckel is a true junior with ideal size and plenty of experience opening running lanes and shutting down the best pass rushers in the Big 12 and the SEC.
2	Jaguars	Dee Milliner	DC	Alabama
The Jaguars have a number of needs and replacing Rashean Mathis at cornerback is chief among them. New Head coach Gus Bradley was the defensive coordinator at Seattle and knows how essential it is to have good cornerbacks. Dee Milliner is one of the surest/safest selections a team can make because he has excellent measurables and was the best player on one of the best defenses in the most talented conference in all of college football.
3	Raiders	Eric Fisher	OT	Central Michigan
The Raiders had been a mismanaged franchise under Al Davis, perhaps with Reggie McKenzie running the show things will change. The Raiders have a number of needs with offensive tackle being one of them even though they recently signed Alex Barron. Eric Fisher possesses excellent size and athleticism and dominated while at Central Michigan and further proved himself while at the Senior Bowl against improved competition showing he could become a franchise left tackle for the next decade.
4	Eagles	Star Lotulelei	DT	Utah
New head coach Chip Kelly is an offensive minded coach and might consider drafting a quarterback here. Star Lotulelei is clearly the best defensive tackle in the draft. They drafted defensive tackle Fletcher Cox in the first round last year. Together the two of them could lock down the defensive end positions that are so important in the 3-4 defense they now intend to run. Lotulelei albeit a big body, moves quite well. He can provide an interior pass rush, stuff the run and make plays in pursuit and has drawn comparisons to Haloti Ngata.
5	Lions	Lane Johnson	OT	Oklahoma
The Lions lost left tackle Jeff Backus to retirement and right tackle Gosder Cherilus to the Colts via free agency and keeping Matthew Stafford healthy has got to be their number one priority. Last year's first round draft pick Riley Reiff is not a good fit at left tackle and is rumored to be moved inside to guard. With in state talent Eric Fisher gone Lane Johnson makes sense. Johnson may possess the highest upside of all the offensive tackles in the draft. He has ideal athleticism and enough size but has the frame to carry more weight and plays with a natural nastiness that is required.
6	Browns	Dion Jordan	DE	Oregon
The Browns new ownership, coach (Rob Chudzinski) and personnel director (Mike Lombardi) are not married to quarterback Brandon Weeden and Colt McCoy has a concussion issue and has been rumored as trade bait, so they might consider a quarterback here. The Browns don't have a premier pass rusher and pass rusher's are a premium in the NFL. Dion Jordan is an extremely rare talent. He excels in coverage whether it be man or zone and possesses an extremely quick first step off the line.
7	Cardinals	Barkevious Mingo	OB	LSU
The Cardinals need a quarterback, a left tackle, a tight end and an outside linebacker. The value at quarterback isn't there and the top left tackles are already taken. Barkevious Mingo has unlimited potential and ideal measurables and can rush the passer and drop into coverage.
8	Bills	Jonathan Cooper	OG	North Carolina
The Bills offensive line is only average and they lost probably their best offensive lineman, Andy Levitre to the Titans in free agency. Johnathan Cooper would be able to step right in to the vacant left guard spot. Cooper is an excellent guard prospect with exceptional athleticism. He excels both as a run blocker and pass blocker.
9	Jets	Ezekiel Ansah	DE	BYU
The Jets have a desperate need at outside linebacker. Ezekial Ansah is very green but possesses ideal size, strength and athleticism. Ansah has a lot to learn but excels as a chaser and if he is put in a position to succeed will provide some much needed edge speed to the Jets defense.
10	Titans	Sharrif Floyd	DT	Florida
The Titans shouldn't have let Jeff Fisher go and I doubt Mike Munchak will be successful as their head coach. Defensive linemen such as Sen'Derrick Marks (who actually recently signed with the Jaguars), Jurell Casey, Karl Klug, Mike Martin are all undersized overacheiver types. A top tier defensive lineman to headline this group is needed.
11	Chargers	Xavier Rhodes	DC	Florida State
The Chargers lost both of their starting cornerbacks (Antoine Cason and Quentin Jammer) this offseason. Shareece Wright and Marcus Gilchrest have potential but are no means a guarentee to succeed. Xavier Rhodes is a bigger cornerback with excellent speed and athleticism. Rhodes plays physical in press man and supports the run with vigor.
12	Dolphins	Kenny Vaccaro	FS	Texas
The Dolphins entire secondary needs help. Chris Clemons and Reshard Jones are subpar and need to be replaced. Kenny Vaccaro is a very versatile player who is capable of playing the deep middle and near the line of scrimmage.
13	Jets F/TB	Tavon Austin	WR	West Virginia
Assuming the Buccaneers acquire Darrelle Revis at cornerback and still possess this pick expect them to select Tavon Austin. Austin would really round out the skill position talent of what is primarily a power/ball control offense. He would be an ideal slot receiver and can be the change of pace back they lack as well as a highly effective return specialist bringing some dynamic playmaking ability to their offense.
14	Panthers	Sheldon Richardson	DT	Missouri
The Panthers defensive line needs an influx of youth and talent. Sheldon Richardson is an ideal fit in a penetrating 4-3 defensive front. Richardson is an extremely coordinated and athletic defensive linemen who can expose less athletic interior offensive linemen and wreak havoc in offensive backfields.
15	Saints	Cordarrelle Patterson	WR	Tennessee
The Saints lost Robert Meachum last year and Devery Henderson is now a free agent. The Saints play a lot of multiple wide receiver sets and Cordarrele Patterson is very good value here and has unlimited potential. Patterson needs to work on his route running but is one of the most dangerous open field runners I have ever seen. He will excel on wide receiver screens, go routes, reverses and as a returner from day one.
16	Rams	Chance Warmack	OG	Alabama
The Rams need to come away from the draft having addressed at least two of their glaring needs such as wide receiver, guard and safety and with two picks in the first round they should pick the surest/safest bets at any of those positions.
17	Steelers	Justin Hunter	WR	Tennessee
The Steelers lost Mike Wallace to the Dolphins in free agency. The Patriots nearly signed away Emmanuel Sanders but the Steelers matched their offer but that only keeps Sanders around for one year. Beyond Antonio Brown and Sanders who are both mighty mites they have Plaxico Burress and Jericho Cotchery. A bigger wide receiver with contract and cost certainty who can play outside the numbers is needed and Justin Hunter is an ideal fit for that. Hunter has good deep speed, leaping ability and a large catch radius.
18	Cowboys	Kawaan Short	DT	Purdue
The Cowboys top need is a real General Manager. Jerry Jones should stick to writing checks and not scouting and drafting players. The Cowboys hired Monty Kiffin to deploy his Tampa Two zone defense so wholesale changes along the defensive line is in order. Adding Kawann Short makes sense from a need and value standpoint. Short is stout enough to help stop the run and possesses enough quickness and pass rush moves to be an effective pass rusher.
19	Giants	Alec Ogletree	IB	Georgia
The Giants are fortunate to have Jerry Reese as their General Manager. Last year they had what I think will prove to be an excellent draft. Middle linebacker Chase Blackburn is a tough, instinctive leader but is not talented enough to remain the starter which is why he was cut a couple of years ago. Alec Ogletree has good size and fantastic athleticism who can play all downs and distances and only slips this far down because of some off field character issues.
20	Bears	Khaseem Green	OB	Rutgers
The Bears problem was not Lovie Smith and it was a mistake to fire him. Given that they addressed tight end and left tackle through free agency expect them to select Khaseem Greene to play middle linebacker after letting Bryan Urlacher leave. Greene is a little undersized but very athletic, instinctive and productive.
21	Bengals	Matt Elam	SS	Florida
The Bengals defensive front is more than solid and given the fact they resigned Rey Mauluga and Adam Jones, if they were to draft for the defensive side of the ball expect them to take a safety. Matt Elam is an excellent prospect and a very safe pick. Elam is short but well built and athletic enough with amazing instincts and experienced playing the deep middle and covering the slot receiver as well.
22	Rams F/WAS	DeAndre Hopkins	WR	Clemson
With the Rams having already drafted a guard in this scenario and two of the top safeties are already gone, expect them to select a wide receiver here. Deandre Hopkins doesn't display great timed speed but plays much faster. Hopkins is a highly competitive football player with excellent hands and route running ability.
23	Vikings	Sylvester Williams	DT	North Carolina
The Vikings Need to add some talent and youth to their interior defensive line given Kevin Williams age and the lack of talent next to him. Sylvester Williams has really good size and an excellent motor, keeps his feet moving and is constantly moving forward to continue to press the pocket and is stout enough to stuff the run.
24	Colts	Jarvis Jones	OB	Georgia
The Colts need help in a lot of areas, especially the defensive front for a 3-4 defensive front. Jarvis Jones could be considered a medical red flag because of a spinal stenosis condition discovered due to aformer spine injury at the beginning of his college career while at USC. Jones was a handful at Georgia and one of the most disruptive defensive players in college football over the last two years.
25	Vikings F/SEA	Robert Woods	WR	Southern Cal
The Vikings already had a need at wide receiver before they traded Percy Harvin to the Seahawks and although they signed Greg Jennings this offseason that is more or less just replacing the loss of Harvin and the original need for a receiver still exists. Robert Woods has enough speed and good size and excellent hands and route running ability.
26	Packers	Jamar Taylor	DC	Boise State
The Packers top need is runningback except it would be a reach to take one here and although the runningback class isn't loaded with top end talent it is very deep and a good back can be taken in rounds two or three. You can never have enough cornerbacks and Jamar Taylor has been rising. Taylor has good size and tested out extremely well in virtually all categories at the combine. He plays very well in off and man coverage and is a very capable and willing tackler.
27	Texans	Terrance Williams	WR	Baylor
The Texans have needed a wide receiver to play opposite Andre Johnson ever since he got to Houston and now that he has gotten older that need has increased. Terrence Williams had a monster season at Baylor this year even without Robert Griffin III. Williams has good size with good deep speed and a solid route runner who competes for the ball making him a good fit to play opposite Johnson and maybe his eventual heir apparent.
28	Broncos	Tyler Eifert	TE	Notre Dame
The Broncos have a number of weapons on offense but have needs at running back and tight end. Tyler Eifert is a well rounded tight end who is a very nice athlete and an underrated blocker with ideal size and very good hands and good intangibles.
29	Patriots	Damontre Moore	DE	Texas A&M
The Patriots still need pass rush help but with three rookie defensive ends making the team last year (Chandler Jones, Jake Bequette and Justin Francis) they should be given a chance to develop but Damontre Moore is too good to pass up here. Moore's stock has fallen because of a subpar performance at the Combine but his game tape is extraordinary and the teams that passed on him will regret it. He is extremely quick and explosive off the line with excellent instincts and pass rush moves.
30	Falcons	Bjoern Werner	DE	Florida State
For such a successful team the Falcons have a number of needs. John Abraham is old and a free agent. Ray Edwards was a bust signing and let go during the season. Kroy Bierman is a good player but not exceptional. Even though they wound up signing Osi Umenyiora expect them to take a defensive end if the likes of a Bjoern Werner is available. Werner is a little inexperienced but displayed how effective he can be as pass rusher while at Florida State.
31	49ers	Jesse Williams	DT	Alabama
The 49ers could use a better fit at nose tackle in their 3-4 defensive front. Isaac Sopoaga was signed by the Eagles and there is little depth at the position. Jesse Williams could prove to be an instant upgrade over Sopoaga due to his extraordinary strength and prior experience in a 3-4 defense at Alabama. Williams is stout at the point of attack, plays with a good motor and for someone his size he runs well but isn't overly coordinated and doesn't provide much of a pass rush.
32	Ravens	Arthur Brown	OB	Kansas State
With Ray Lewis retiring and Danell Ellerbe being signed away by the Dolphins an inside linebacker would make sense here. Rolando McClain was signed to a one year deal and is a risk. Arthur Brown is a little undersized but very active against the run and extremely good in pass coverage.
Round 2
33	Jaguars	Datone Jones	DE	UCLA
The Jaguars defensive line isn't totally devoid of talent because they have Jason Babin, Jeremy Mincey and former first round pick Tyson Alualu but more talent, depth and competition is required. Datone Jones has the size talent and strength to rotate at defensive end and defensive tackle.
34	49ers F/KC	Zach Ertz	TE	Stanford
Even though the 49ers have Vernon Davis at tight end, they lost Delanie Walker in free agency and Zach Ertz was recruited and coached by Jim Harbaugh and is good value here. Ertz has good hands and is very athletic but needs to improve as a blocker.
35	Eagles	Desmond Trufant	DC	Washington
The Eagles lost Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie in free agency and released Namdi Asomugha. Even though they signed Cary Williams they still need help at cornerback. Desmond Trufant has good bloodlines, both of his brother's (Isaiah and Marcus) play cornerback in the NFL and he has decent size and speed and plays a feisty brand of football.
36	Lions	Jordan Poyer	DC	Oregon State
The Lions have had a perpetual need at cornerback and Jordan Poyer is an excellent all around athlete with good ball skills and should start right away for the Lions.
37	Bengals F/OAK	DJ Fluker	OT	Alabama
The Bengals don't appear to be in any rush to re-sign Andre Smith and if DJ Fluker is still available at this point and with some people thinking he is versatile enough to play either left or right tackle he could certainly be their selection here. Fluker is extra large with excellent lower body power and long arms and powerful hands who excels as a run blocker.
38	Cardinals	Geno Smith	QB	West Virginia
With Quarterback still the Cardinals most glaring need and Geno Smith still available, spending a second round pick on him would make a lot of sense. Smith was ultra productive while at West Virginia and possesses decent arm strength and accuracy with above average athleticism.
39	Jets	Tyler Bray	QB	Tennessee
The Jets need to groom another quarterback for the future. Tyler Bray is young with ideal size and amazing arm strength.
40	Titans	Dallas Thomas	OT	Tennessee
The Titans head coach Mike Munchak is a Hall of Fame guard and has a greater appreciation for offensive linemen than some others in the league. They have two solid offensive tackles and recently signed the top interior offensive lineman available in free agency, Andy Levitre. With all that said, Dallas Thomas is an in state talent and excellent value here who can play both guard and tackle and would really round out their offensive line quite well for the immediate and long term future.
41	Bills	Ryan Nassib	QB	Syracuse
The Bills definitely need to select their quarterback of the future. Ryan Nassib, a recent graduate from Syracuse who's coach was Doug Marrone who is now the head coach of the Bills is experienced in his system and possesses solid arm strength, good mobility and can quckly decipher where to deliver the football.
42	Dolphins	Eric Reid	FS	LSU
The Dolphins safeties (Chris Clemons and Reshad Jones) are subpar and significant liabilities in pass coverage. Eric Reid would be an improvement over either one of them and would probably start from day one.
43	Buccaneers	David Amerson	DC	North Carolina State
The Buccaneers are in need of cornerbacks even if they get Darrelle Revis. David Amerson has excellent size and arm length and straight line speed. Amerson had a subpar senior season but for the most part was highly effective and a heck of a ballhawk.
44	Panthers	Johnathan Hankins	DT	Ohio State
Improving the size and talent along the Panthers defensive line will help clog up the middle and occupy interior offensive linemen and allow Luke Kuechly to roam free and make even more plays. Johnathan Hankins has enormous potential and is very athletic for a big man.
45	Chargers	Menelik Watson	OT	Florida State
Jeremy Clary was never very good and has only gotten worse over the years and the Chargers should let him go. Menelik Watson is an inexperienced right tackle but has ideal size and athleticism for the position and may be suitable to play left tackle as well.
46	Rams	Keenan Allen	WR	California
Keenan Allen's stock has dropped since the beginning of the college season because of injury, poor quarterback play and a poor workout. Allen's tape is actually quite good and could prove to be a steal here.
47	Cowboys	Brennan Williams	OT	North Carolina
The Cowboys offensive line needs help. Brennan Williams is a prototypical right tackle who can both run and pass block.
48	Steelers	Jamie Collins	OB	Southern Mississippi
The Steelers released James Harrison due to cap issues and is unlikely to be brought back. Jamie Collins was an ultra productive defensive end at Southern Mississippi who performed extremely well at the combine and projects as an outside linebacker in a 3-4 and should be an ideal fit for the Steelers.
49	Giants	Phillip Thomas	FS	Fresno State
The Giants lost Randy Phillips in free agency. Phillip Thomas was very productive at Fresno State and a true ballhawk who reads quarterbacks well and takes advantage when mistakes are made.
50	Bears	Larry Warford	OG	Kentucky
The Bears offensive line has been terrible for years and they just lost Lance Louis, who was actually their best offensive linemen, to the Dolphins as a free agent. Selecting Larry Warford here is excellent value. Warford is a very good right guard prospect who is a mauler that also uses his surprising athleticism to pull and locate well in the run game and is very good at mirroring and redirecting while pass protecting.
51	Commanders	Logan Ryan	DC	Rutgers
The Redskins released Deangelo Hall and already were deficient in the secondary prior to that. Logan Ryan has very good size and is a very physical cornerback with decent athleticism with excellent instincts who supports the run very well.
52	Vikings	Alex Okafor	DE	Texas
The Vikings have Jared Allen who is still fantastic but getting older. Everson Griffin has been emerging. Bryan Robison is solid but unspectacular. So, defensive end isn't really a top need but Alex Okafor is too good to pass up here. Okafor has nice size and plays good against the run and has some nice pass rush moves.
53	Bengals	Kenjon Barner	RB	Oregon
The Bengals need a change of pace back to round out their backfield. Kenjon Barner is an excellent open field runner and a threat to take it the distance any time he touches the ball.
54	Dolphins F/IND	Johnthan Banks	DC	Mississippi State
The Dolphins cornerback situation is completely lacking in numbers and talent. Banks is lean and muscular with long arms who uses proper technique, and plays the game with some feistiness. Banks did an excellent job at Mississippi State shutting down opposing teams wide receivers going against the best the SEC had to offer.
55	Packers	Brian Schwenke	OC	California
Jeff Saturday is gone and wasn't very good either. Brian Schwenke really proved himself this year and should start right away. Schwenke can anchor against powerful defensive tackles, is quick enough to pull and get to the second level.
56	Seahawks	Barrett Jones	OC	Alabama
The Seahawks would like to get a right tackle at this spot but the best available offensive lineman is Barrett Jones. Jones has experience at every offensive line spot except left tackle.
57	Texans	Johnathan Jenkins	DT	Georgia
The Texans would jump at the chance to select a true nose tackle such as John Jenkins. Jenkins is a behemoth who not only can clog up the middle but is athletic enough to provide some interior pass rush.
58	Broncos	Kevin Minter	IB	LSU
The Broncos signed Stewart Bradley to play inside linebacker but he has an injury history and is only signed to a one year deal. Kevin Minter is projected by some to be selected in the first round. Minter has excellent instincts, football IQ and tackling ability.
59	Patriots	Quinton Patton	WR	Louisiana Tech
Quinton Patton is an excellent route runner with very good hands and plays faster than his timed speed.
60	Falcons	Manti Te'o	IB	Notre Dame
The Falcons are thin at middle linebacker and if Manti Teo drops this far they could certainly give him strong consideration here. Teo is more of a thumper middle linebacker who plays with good instincts and tackling ability.
61	49ers	Blidi Wreh-Wilson	DC	Connecticut
The 49ers need cornerback depth. Blidi Wreh-Wilson has good size, long arms and decent speed and athleticism.
62	Ravens	Justin Pugh	OT	Syracuse
The Ravens lost Matt Birk to retirement and lost Ben grubbs to free agency last year and right now Bryant McKinnie their starting left tackle is a free agent. Justin Pugh has decent size and very good athleticism. Pugh has short arms and it is debatable if he can play tackle in the NFL and in the case he can't he could be moved inside to guard.
Round 3
63	Chiefs	DJ Swearinger	FS	South Carolina
64	Jaguars	EJ Manuel	QB	Florida State
65	Lions	Giovani Bernard	RB	North Carolina
66	Raiders	Landry Jones	QB	Oklahoma
67	Eagles	Markus Wheaton	WR	Oregon State
68	Browns	Tyler Wilson	QB	Arkansas
69	Cardinals	Joseph Fauria	TE	UCLA
70	Titans	John Simon	DE	Ohio State
71	Bills	Hugh Thornton	OG	Illinois
72	Jets	Mike Gillislee	RB	Florida
73	Buccaneers	Matt Barkley	QB	Southern Cal
74	49ers F/CAR	Travis Frederick	OC	Wisconsin
75	Saints	Sam Montgomery	DE	LSU
76	Chargers	Zavier Gooden	OB	Missouri
77	Dolphins	Eddie Lacy	RB	Alabama
78	Rams	Johnathan Franklin	RB	UCLA
79	Steelers	Andre Ellington	RB	Clemson
80	Cowboys	Alvin Bailey	OG	Arkansas
81	Giants	Bennie Logan	DT	LSU
82	Dolphins F/CHI	Dwayne Gratz	DC	Connecticut
83	Vikings	Tharold Simon	DC	LSU
84	Bengals	Xavier Nixon	OT	Florida
85	Commanders	Nico Johnson	IB	Alabama
86	Colts	Corey Lemonier	DE	Auburn
87	Seahawks	Travis Kelce	TE	Cincinnati
88	Packers	Christine Michael	RB	Texas A&M
89	Texans	Kevin Reddick	IB	North Carolina
90	Broncos	Joseph Randle	RB	Oklahoma State
91	Patriots	Darius Slay	DC	Mississippi State
92	Falcons	Sio Moore	OB	Connecticut
93	49ers	Bacarri Rambo	FS	Georgia
94	Ravens	Brandon Williams	DT	Missouri Southern State
95	Texans F/NFL	Stedman Bailey	WR	West Virginia
96	Chiefs F/NFL	Jonathan Bostic	IB	Florida
97	Titans F/NFL	Levine Toilolo	TE	Stanford
Round 4
98	Jaguars	DeVonte Holloman	SS	South Carolina
99	Chiefs	Chris Faulk	OT	LSU
100	Raiders	Margus Hunt	DE	SMU
101	Eagles	Kyle Long	OT	Oregon
102	Vikings F/DET	Kiko Alonso	IB	Oregon
103	Cardinals	David Bakhtiari	OT	Colorado
104	Browns	Travis Long	DE	Washington State
105	Bills	Chris Harper	WR	Kansas State
106	Jets	Mike Glennon	QB	North Carolina State
107	Titans	Vance McDonald	TE	Rice
108	Panthers	Cornellius Carradine	DE	Florida State
109	Saints	John Cyprien	SS	Florida International
110	Chargers	Leon McFadden	DC	San Diego State
111	Dolphins	Oday Aboushi	OT	Virginia
112	Buccaneers	Akeem Spence	DT	Illinois
113	Rams	Shawn Williams	SS	Georgia
114	Cowboys	Knile Davis	RB	Arkansas
115	Steelers	Da'Rick Rogers	WR	Tennessee Tech
116	Giants	Gavin Escobar	TE	San Diego State
117	Bears	Braxston Cave	OC	Notre Dame
118	Bengals	Tyrann Mathieu	DC	LSU
119	Commanders	Sean Porter	OB	Texas A&M
120	Vikings	Robert Alford	DC	SE Louisiana
121	Colts	Shamarko Thomas	SS	Syracuse
122	Packers	John Boyett	FS	Oregon
123	Seahawks	Terry Hawthorne	DC	Illinois
124	Texans	Montori Hughes	DT	Tennessee-Martin
125	Broncos	Stansly Maponga	DE	TCU
126	Buccaneers F/NE	Will Davis	DC	Utah State
127	Falcons	Sanders Commings	DC	Georgia
128	49ers	Chase Thomas	OB	Stanford
129	Ravens	Cobi Hamilton	WR	Arkansas
130	Ravens F/NFL	Khaled Holmes	OC	Southern Cal
131	49ers F/NFL	JJ Wilcox	SS	Georgia Southern
132	Lions F/NFL	Cornelius Washington	OB	Georgia
133	Falcons F/NFL	Jordan Reed	TE	Florida
Round 5
134	Chiefs	Kenny Stills	WR	Oklahoma
135	Jaguars	Chris Jones	DT	Bowling Green
136	Eagles	Zack Sudfeld	TE	Nevada
137	Lions	Michael Buchanan	DE	Illinois
138	Seahawks F/OAK	Aaron Dobson	WR	Marshall
139	Browns	Josh Boyce	WR	TCU
140	Cardinals	Jeff Baca	OG	UCLA
141	Jets	Reid Fragel	OT	Ohio State
142	Titans	Ryan Otten	TE	San Jose State
143	Bills	Josh Boyd	DT	Mississippi State
144	Saints	David Quessenberry	OT	San Jose State
145	Chargers	Malliciah Goodman	DE	Clemson
146	Dolphins	Jordan Hill	DT	Penn State
147	Buccaneers	Brandon Jenkins	OB	Florida State
148	Panthers	Earl Watford	OG	James Madison
149	Rams	Le'Veon Bell	RB	Michigan State
150	Steelers	Terron Armstead	OT	Arkansas-Pine Bluff
151	Cowboys	Ricky Wagner	OT	Wisconsin
152	Giants	Marcus Lattimore	RB	South Carolina
153	Bears	Sam Brenner	OG	Utah
154	Commanders	Marquise Goodwin	WR	Texas
155	Vikings	Montee Ball	RB	Wisconsin
156	Bengals	Brian Winters	OT	Kent State
157	49ers F/IND	Dion Sims	TE	Michigan State
158	Seahawks	Rod Sweeting	DC	Georgia Tech
159	Packers	Stepfan Taylor	RB	Stanford
160	Texans	Abry Jones	DE	Georgia
161	Broncos	DJ Harper	RB	Boise State
162	Commanders F/NE	Brandon Moore	DT	Texas
163	Falcons	Gerald Hodges	OB	Penn State
164	49ers	Quinn Sharp	PT	Oklahoma State
165	Ravens	Tony Jefferson	FS	Oklahoma
166	Dolphins F/NFL	Robert Lester	SS	Alabama
167	Packers F/NFL	Brad Sorensen	QB	Southern Utah
168	Ravens F/NFL	Tanner Hawkinson	OT	Kansas
Round 6
169	Jaguars	Patrick Omameh	OG	Michigan
170	Chiefs	William Gholston	DE	Michigan State
171	Lions	Ryan Swope	WR	Texas A&M
172	Raiders	Lavar Edwards	DE	LSU
173	Browns F/PHI	Everett Dawkins	DT	Florida State
174	Cardinals	Travis Johnson	DE	San Jose State
175	Browns	Chris Gragg	TE	Arkansas
176	Cardinals F/TEN/MIN	Adrian Bushell	DC	Louisville
177	Bills	Nathan Williams	OB	Ohio State
178	Jets	Blaize Foltz	OG	TCU
179	Chargers	Marquess Wilson	WR	Washington State
180	49ers F/MIA	Trevardo Williams	OB	Connecticut
181	Buccaneers	Josh Johnson	DC	Purdue
182	Panthers	AJ Klein	IB	Iowa State
183	Saints	Zac Stacy	RB	Vanderbilt
184	Rams	Dan Giordano	DE	Cincinnati
185	Cowboys	Earl Wolff	SS	North Carolina State
186	Steelers	Anthony Rashad White	DT	Michigan State
187	Giants	Dustin Hopkins	PK	Florida State
188	Bears	Nick Kasa	TE	Colorado
189	Vikings	TJ Barnes	DT	Georgia Tech
190	Bengals	Jahleel Addae	SS	Central Michigan
191	Commanders	Tavarres King	WR	Georgia
192	Colts	Sean Renfree	QB	Duke
193	Packers	Caleb Sturgis	PK	Florida
194	Seahawks	Greg Reid	DC	Valdosta State
195	Texans	Kapron Lewis-Moore	DT	Notre Dame
196	Eagles F/DEN/PHI	Chris Barker	OG	Nevada
197	Bengals F/NE	Brad Wing	PT	LSU
198	Falcons	Anthony McCloud	DT	Florida State
199	Ravens F/SF	Zac Dysert	QB	Miami (OH)
200	Ravens	Matt Summers-Gavin	OT	California
201	Texans F/NFL	Meshak Williams	DE	Kansas State
202	Titans F/NFL	Jack Doyle	TE	Western Kentucky
203	Ravens F/NFL	Zeke Motta	SS	Notre Dame
204	Chiefs F/NFL	Kwame Geathers	NT	Georgia
205	Raiders F/NFL	Jake Knott	OB	Iowa State
206	Steelers F/NFL	BW Webb	DC	William & Mary
Round 7
207	Chiefs	Lonnie Pryor	FB	Florida State
208	Jaguars	Devin Taylor	DE	South Carolina
209	Raiders	Zach Line	FB	SMU
210	Eagles	Cory Grissom	DT	South Florida
211	Lions	Steve Beauharnais	IB	Rutgers
212	Eagles F/CLE	Kerwynn Williams	RB	Utah State
213	Vikings F/ARZ	Jelani Jenkins	OB	Florida
214	Seahawks F/BUF	John Sullen	OG	Auburn
215	Jets	Aaron Mellette	WR	Elon
216	Titans	Wes Horton	DE	Southern Cal
217	Dolphins	Travis Bond	OG	North Carolina
218	Buccaneers	Colby Cameron	QB	Louisiana Tech
219	Raiders F/CAR	Dalton Freeman	OC	Clemson
220	Seahawks F/NO	Michael Mauti	IB	Penn State
221	Chargers	Kyle Padron	QB	Eastern Washington
222	Rams	Nick Becton	OT	Virginia Tech
223	Steelers	John Wetzel	OT	Boston College
224	Dolphins F/DAL	Branden Smith	DC	Georgia
225	Giants	Daimion Stafford	FS	Nebraska
226	Patriots F/CHI/TB	Nigel Malone	DC	Kansas State
227	49ers F/CIN	Baker Steinkuhler	DT	Nebraska
228	Commanders	Dennis Johnson	RB	Arkansas
229	Vikings	Ryan Allen	PT	Louisiana Tech
230	Colts	Theo Goins	OG	Central Florida
231	Seahawks	Brandon Magee	OB	Arizona State
232	Packers	Brandon McGee	DC	Miami
233	Texans	Ryan Griffin	QB	Tulane
234	Broncos	Michael Ford	RB	LSU
235	Patriots	Lane Taylor	OG	Oklahoma State
236	Falcons	Tyrone Goard	WR	Eastern Kentucky
237	49ers	Demetrius Hartsfield	OB	Maryland
238	Ravens	TJ McDonald	FS	Southern Cal
239	Eagles F/NFL	Taimi Tutogi	FB	Arizona
240	Bengals F/NFL	Perry Jones	RB	Virginia
241	Seahawks F/NFL	Rashard Hall	FS	Clemson
242	Seahawks F/NFL	Christian Robinson	IB	Georgia
243	Falcons F/NFL	Jasper Collins	WR	Mt. Union
244	Falcons F/NFL	Philip Lutzenkirchen	TE	Auburn
245	Lions F/NFL	Eric Martin	DE	Nebraska
246	49ers F/NFL	Jawan Jamison	RB	Rutgers
247	Ravens F/NFL	Manase Foketi	OT	West Texas A&M
248	Titans F/NFL	Nickell Robey	DC	Southern Cal
249	Falcons F/NFL	Jeff Locke	PT	UCLA
250	Dolphins F/NFL	Matt Furstenburg	TE	Maryland
251	Bengals F/NFL	Conner Vernon	WR	Duke
252	49ers F/NFL	Vince Williams	IB	Florida State
253	Giants F/NFL	Etienne Sabino	OB	Ohio State
254	Colts F/NFL	Quinton Dial	DE	Alabama