dcarey20
Waterboy
after observing the senior bowl practices and game, i have changed my draft a bit and added a 2nd round.
i have player comparisons as well as other players you should consider for that pick.
ROUND 1
1. Houston Texans- Bush, Reggie, RB USC
No brainer here in my opinion. They won’t be able to find a suitable trade. Bush is a great talent and they can’t pass on him. He and Dom Davis could be the best 1-2 punch in the league for the next 5 years. People worry about his workload, but if he gets 12-15 carries, 3-6 catches and he returns punts/kicks, he will be great. For all you that dont like Reggie and dont like the Reggie/Dom situation, look at what Kubiak did with Mike Anderson and Tatum Bell. Dom and Reggie could be twice as good as them. NFL Comparison: Marshall Faulk. Also Consider: Trading down with the Jets and taking D’Brickashaw Ferguson
2. New Orleans Saints- Young, Vince, QB Texas
Many people like Leinart here, but I think they will go with Young. Think about it. New Orleans will need to attract fans. They also just got Sean Payton as their coach. He was a former QB coach. People say Young's only weakness is his passing. If anyone could help Young improve on that, it’s Payton. NFL Comparison: Daunte Culpepper. Also Consider: Matt Leinart
3. Tennessee Titans- Leinart, Matt, QB USC
With Young gone, Leinart is the obvious choice. They need a successor to Steve McNair. Will be paired up with former USC coordinator Norm Chow. NFL Comparison: Tom Brady. Also Consider: D’Brickashaw Ferguson
4. New York Jets- Ferguson, D'Brickashaw, OT Virginia
Bush, Leinart, and Young are gone, so they will go with the sure thing in D'Brick. His stock has actually gone up since the start of the Senior Bowl practices, where he has dominated guys like Kiwanuka. He just continues to impress. NFL Comparison: Walter Jones. Also Consider: AJ Hawk
5. Green Bay Packers- Hawk, A.J., LB Ohio St.
Great speed, doesn’t miss many tackles. With Gbaja-Biamila and Aaron Kampman, I don’t think Mario Williams is the best choice for the Packers. Would look good along with Nick Barnett. I have heard some buzz that the Pack may trade down with a team like the 49ers and take LenDale White. But I don’t think that is going to happen. NFL Comparison: Brian Urlacher. Also Consider: Mario Williams
6. Oakland Raiders- Williams, Mario, DE North Carolina St
Great athleticism, will make any defense better. In my opinion, he is the best defensive player available. NFL Comparison: Julius Peppers. Also Consider: Haloti Ngata
7. San Francisco 49ers- Davis, Vernon, TE Maryland
Alex Smith needs someone to throw to. Davis is the best receiving threat available in my opinion. Maybe the most athletic tight end ever to enter the draft. Has been timed at 4.41 in the 40. Unbelievable work ethic. Incredibly hard to bring down. NFL Comparison: Kellen Winslow. Also Consider: Michael Huff
8. Buffalo Bills- Ngata, Haloti, DT Oregon
The Bills run D was awful last year. Ngata will sure it up a bit. He is also very athletic and will provide some sacks. NFL Comparison: Kevin Williams. Also Consider: Michael Huff
9. Detroit Lions- Justice, Winston, OT USC
Cutler is a popular pick here, but I am having second doubts after his 6-19 Senior Bowl performance. Matt Millen has a history of taking the best available talent, and although Cutler is a very good quarterback prospect, I’m not so sure he is top 10 talent. Cutler is still a possibility here. Kevin Jones had an off year and I thought that some of the problem was the line. Justice is a guy who could start right away and make an impact. His stock is rising and the Lions jump on him at pick 9. NFL Comparison: Chris Samuels. Also Consider: Jay Cutler
10. Arizona Cardinals- Williams, DeAngelo, RB Memphis
size, but was really impressing was that he put up great numbers on a team that did not have a very good line and also didn’t really have any other impact skill players. NFL Comparison: Edgerrin James. Also Consider: LenDale White
11. St. Louis Rams- Huff, Michael, S Texas
Can play corner and safety, very versatile, good size. Solid tackler. NFL Comparison: Brian Dawkins. Also Consider: Demeco Ryans
12. Cleveland Browns- Ryans, Demeco, LB Alabama
Undersized, but has decent speed and he is a good tackler. Proven leader. NFL Comparison: Derrick Brooks. Also Consider: LenDale White
13. Baltimore Ravens- White, LenDale, RB USC
I think Jamal Lewis is done in Baltimore, LenDale White is a perfect replacement. Powerful, good speed, good feet. Also a great redzone/goalline back. NFL Comparison: Jamal Lewis(when he ran for 2000 yards) Also Consider: Mathias Kiwanuka
14. Philadelphia Eagles- Greenway, Chad, LB Iowa
I originally had Santonio Holmes going here, but I don’t think the Eagles are willing to go that high on him. This is a very weak wide receiver class. Greenway is a sure tackler who will very much improve Philly’s linebacking core. Great size. NFL Comparison: Mike Vrabel. Also Consider: Santonio Holmes
15. Atlanta Falcons- Kiwanuka, Mathias, DE Boston College
Good speed off the edge, good potential. Will add speed to a somewhat slow Atlanta defensive line. Kiwanuka is a good choice here, even though his stock is falling. NFL Comparison: Jevon Kearse. Also Consider: Tamba Hali
16. Miami Dolphins- Cutler, Jay, QB Vanderbilt
The Dolphins get their guy Cutler to fall to them at 16. Good size (6’4” 225). Deceptively athletic. NFL Comparison: Matt Hasselbeck. Also Consider: Jimmy Williams
17. Minnesota Vikings- Maroney, Laurence, RB Minnesota
Only weighs about 205, but runs like he’s 225. Good quickness. He is always a threat to break a big one. NFL Comparison: Tiki Barber. Also Consider: Bobby Carpenter
18. Dallas Cowboys- Holmes Santonio, WR Ohio State
Glenn and Keyshawn are old, they will jump on Holmes if he falls to them at 18. Good speed and hands. They would also like Maroney or LenDale to fall to them. NFL Comparison: Derrick Mason. Also Consider: Jimmy Williams
19. San Diego Chargers- Williams, Jimmy, CB Va Tech
Good size/speed combination. Can bump a guy at the line, but has the speed to run with guys. Stock is falling though. NFL Comparison: Gary Baxter. Also Consider: Ko Simpson
20. Kansas City Chiefs- Hali, Tamba, DE Penn St.
The Chiefs would like to pick up a receiver here, but with Holmes off the board, they look to defense. Hali is a steal at #20 NFL Comparison: Terrell Suggs. Also Consider: Derek Hagan
21. New England Patriots- Hill, Tye, CB Clemson
The secondary is depleted in New England. Hill is undersized but very fast, and he will add valuable depth to a somewhat weak NE secondary. NFL Comparison: Dre’ Bly. Also Consider: Bobby Carpenter
22. Denver Broncos- Simpson, Ko, S South Carolina
Undersized, but he has good speed and his stock is rising. He has good height (6’2”) Runs about a 4.48 40 so he can run with a lot of guys. Very physical. NFL Comparison: Lawyer Milloy. Also Consider: Leonard Pope
23. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Carpenter, Bobby, LB Ohio State
Bucs D is getting old, so Carpenter should help their linebacking core. Very good speed for his size. NFL Comparison: Keith Brooking. Also Consider: Antonio Cromartie
24. Cincinnati Bengals- Cromartie, Antonio, CB FSU
He had been hurt so his stock had begun to fall, but it is starting to rise again. The Tampa defense is getting a little old and there are no standout offensive linemen or defensive linemen that are worth this pick. Rare size at 6’3” 210 lbs for a corner. Bengals could move him to safety to replace Kaesviharn. NFL Comparison: Chris McAlister. Also Consider: Ernie Sims
25. New York Giants- Sims, Ernie, LB Iowa
The Giants are very short on linebackers. Sims is very athletic and fast. NFL Comparison: Donnie Edwards. Also Consider: Thomas Howard
26. Chicago Bears- Pope, Leonard, TE Georgia
Awesome size (6'7" 255) Good hands. NFL Comparison: Ben Watson. Also Consider: Sinorice Moss
27. Carolina Panthers- Hagan, Derek, WR ASU
They would really like a running back to fall to them here, but that’s not gonna happen. Good size (6’1” 205) and he can stretch the field. They really need someone to go along with Steve Smith. They hoped Keary Colbert could do it, but he hasn’t done much. Hagan will probably be the slot man but will challenge Colbert for a starting spot. NFL Comparison: TJ Houshmandzadeh. Also Consider: Thomas Howard
28. Jacksonville Jaguars- Howard, Thomas, LB UTEP
The fastest linebacker in the draft, runs a 4.45 and he is 6’3” 234 lbs. Has the ability to be great in pass coverage. He is undersized, but if he is used correctly, he can be very good. Should rush the passer pretty well. Great Potential. May crack top 20 by the time the combine rolls around. NFL Comparison: Robert Mathis. Also Consider: Anthony Fasano
29. Denver Broncos- Moss, Sinorice, WR Miami (FL)
Blazing speed, without a doubt the fastest receiver in the draft. Rod Smith is getting old, Lelie has underachieved a tad bit. Can stretch the field. It’s a perfect situation. I see Rod Smith staying back for one more year. So Smith will come back as the #1, Lelie will be #2, and Moss would fit in perfect in the slot. He can do alot of different things. Could return kicks. Could be a little like Antwaan Randel El, and come around on end-arounds and other gadget plays. After Rod retires, Moss could turn into a Steve Smith type player. People may think this is a little high, but his stock will rise by the time of the combine. I think he is an early 2nd rounder at worst. The Bears could go for him at #26. NFL Comparison: Steve Smith. Also Consider: Marcedes Lewis
30. Indianapolis Colts- Jackson, Chad, WR Florida
Good size at 6’1” 205. I don’t see the Colts resigning Reggie Wayne with Freeney and James being FAs as well. There aren’t any standout defensive players available. This all depends on whether Reggie Wayne is back with the team. Also Consider: D’Qwell Jackson
31. Pittsburgh Steelers- Youboty, Ashton, CB Ohio State
Polamalu is great, but the rest of the secondary needs help. Hill, Landry, and Simpson, and Cromartie are all gone, so they go with Youboty. Good height at 6’1” Decent 40 yard dash time (4.45) NFL Comparison: Rashean Mathis. Also Consider: Darnell Bing
32. Seattle Seahawks- Wroten, Claude, DT LSU
A little undersized, but very experienced. Very consistent. Good potential. Very strong at 6’2” 293. NFL Comparison: La’Roi Glover. Also Consider: Darryl Tapp
ROUND 2
33. Houston Texans- Winston, Eric, OT Miami (FL)
NFL Comparison: Ryan Diem. Also Consider: Anthony Fasano
34. New Orleans Saints- D’Qwell, Jackson, LB Maryland
NFL Comparison: Keith Bulluck. Also Consider: Charles Gordon
35. New York Jets- Calhoun, Brian, RB Wisconsin
NFL Comparison: Warrick Dunn. Also Consider: Omar Jacobs
36. Green Bay Packers- Addai, Joseph, RB LSU
NFL Comparison: DeShaun Foster. Also Consider: Broderick Bunkley
37. Oakland Raiders- Lewis, Marcedes, TE UCLA
NFL Comparison: LJ Smith. Also Consider: Omar Jacobs
38. San Francisco 49ers- Zemaitis, Alan, CB Penn State
NFL Comparison: Shawn Springs. Also Consider: Darnell Bing
39. Tennessee Titans- Baskett, Hank, WR New Mexico
NFL Comparison: Muhsin Muhammed. Also Consider: Manny Lawson
40. Detroit Lions- Jacobs, Omar, QB Bowling Green
NFL Comparison: Steve McNair. Also Consider: Darryl Tapp
41.. Arizona Cardinals- Bing, Darnell, USC
NFL Comparison: Troy Polamalu. Also Consider: Abdul Hodge
42. Buffalo Bills- Fasano, Anthony, TE Notre Dame
NFL Comparison: Todd Heap. Also Consider: Bernard Pollard
43. Cleveland Browns- Tapp, Darryl, DE VA Tech
NFL Comparison: Joey Porter. Also Consider: Richard Marshall
44. Baltimore Ravens- McNeil, Marcus, OT Auburn
NFL Comparison: Willie Anderson. Also Consder: Stanley McClover
45. Philadelphia Eagles- Nance, Martin, WR Miami (OH)
NFL Comparison: Chris Henry. Also Consider: Demtrius Williams
46. St. Louis Rams- Hodge, Abdul, LB Iowa
NFL Comparison: Dan Morgan. Also Consider: Elvis Dumervil
47. Atlanta Falcons- Blue, Greg, S Georgia
NFL Comparison: Michael Lewis. Also Consider: Kelly Jennings
48. Minnesota Vikings- Bunkley, Broderick, DT FSU
NFL Comparison: Chris Hovan. Also Consider: Kelly Jennings
49. Dallas Cowboys- Scott, Jonathan, OT Texas
NFL Comparison: Robert Gallery. Also Consider: Mike Hass
50. San Diego Chargers- Jennings, Kelly, CB Miami (FL)
NFL Comparison: Samari Rolle. Also Consider: Greg Lee
51. Miami Dolphins- Havner, Spencer, LB UCLA
NFL Comparison: Julian Peterson. Also Consider: AJ Nicholson
52. Kansas City Chiefs- Hass, Mike, WR Oregon State
NFL Comparison: Hines Ward. Also Consider: Orien Harris
53. New England Patriots- Drew, Maurice, UCLA
NFL Comparison: Brian Westbrook. Also Consider: Cedric Griffin
54. Washington Redskins- Lawson, Manny, DE NCST
NFL Comparison: Robert Mathis. Also Consider: Maurice Stovall
55. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Whitworth, Andrew, OT LSU
NFL Comparison: Marvel Smith. Also Consider: Ryan O’Callaghan
56. Cincinnati Bengals- Wright, Rodrique, DT Texas
NFL Comparison: Albert Haynesworth. Also Consider: Max Jean Gilles
57. New York Giants- O’Callaghan, Ryan, OT BC
NFL Comparison: Orlando Pace. Also Consider: Darryn Colledge
58. Chicago Bears- Stovall, Maurice, WR Notre Dame
NFL Comparison: Mike Williams. Also Consider: Jason Avant
59. Carolina Panthers- Byrd, Dominique, TE USC
NFL Comparison: Alge Crumpler. Also Consider: Max Jean-Gilles
60. Jacksonville Jaguars- Dumervil, Elvis, DE Louisville
NFL Comparison: Dwight Freeney. Also Consider: Joe Klopfenstein
61. Denver Broncos- Colledge, Darryn, OT Boise State
NFL Comparison: Todd Weiner. Also Consider: Ray Edwards
62. Indianapolis Colts- Jean-Gilles, Max, OG Georgia
NFL Comparison: Leonard Davis. Also Consider: Devin Hester
63. Pittsburgh Steelers- Mangold, Nick, C Ohio State
NFL Comparison: Kevin Mawae. Also Consider: Ray Edwards
64. Seattle Seahawks- Hester, Devin, CB/KR/WR/RB, Miami (FL)
NFL Comparison: Antwaan Randel El. Also Consider: Ray Edwards
i have player comparisons as well as other players you should consider for that pick.
ROUND 1
1. Houston Texans- Bush, Reggie, RB USC
No brainer here in my opinion. They won’t be able to find a suitable trade. Bush is a great talent and they can’t pass on him. He and Dom Davis could be the best 1-2 punch in the league for the next 5 years. People worry about his workload, but if he gets 12-15 carries, 3-6 catches and he returns punts/kicks, he will be great. For all you that dont like Reggie and dont like the Reggie/Dom situation, look at what Kubiak did with Mike Anderson and Tatum Bell. Dom and Reggie could be twice as good as them. NFL Comparison: Marshall Faulk. Also Consider: Trading down with the Jets and taking D’Brickashaw Ferguson
2. New Orleans Saints- Young, Vince, QB Texas
Many people like Leinart here, but I think they will go with Young. Think about it. New Orleans will need to attract fans. They also just got Sean Payton as their coach. He was a former QB coach. People say Young's only weakness is his passing. If anyone could help Young improve on that, it’s Payton. NFL Comparison: Daunte Culpepper. Also Consider: Matt Leinart
3. Tennessee Titans- Leinart, Matt, QB USC
With Young gone, Leinart is the obvious choice. They need a successor to Steve McNair. Will be paired up with former USC coordinator Norm Chow. NFL Comparison: Tom Brady. Also Consider: D’Brickashaw Ferguson
4. New York Jets- Ferguson, D'Brickashaw, OT Virginia
Bush, Leinart, and Young are gone, so they will go with the sure thing in D'Brick. His stock has actually gone up since the start of the Senior Bowl practices, where he has dominated guys like Kiwanuka. He just continues to impress. NFL Comparison: Walter Jones. Also Consider: AJ Hawk
5. Green Bay Packers- Hawk, A.J., LB Ohio St.
Great speed, doesn’t miss many tackles. With Gbaja-Biamila and Aaron Kampman, I don’t think Mario Williams is the best choice for the Packers. Would look good along with Nick Barnett. I have heard some buzz that the Pack may trade down with a team like the 49ers and take LenDale White. But I don’t think that is going to happen. NFL Comparison: Brian Urlacher. Also Consider: Mario Williams
6. Oakland Raiders- Williams, Mario, DE North Carolina St
Great athleticism, will make any defense better. In my opinion, he is the best defensive player available. NFL Comparison: Julius Peppers. Also Consider: Haloti Ngata
7. San Francisco 49ers- Davis, Vernon, TE Maryland
Alex Smith needs someone to throw to. Davis is the best receiving threat available in my opinion. Maybe the most athletic tight end ever to enter the draft. Has been timed at 4.41 in the 40. Unbelievable work ethic. Incredibly hard to bring down. NFL Comparison: Kellen Winslow. Also Consider: Michael Huff
8. Buffalo Bills- Ngata, Haloti, DT Oregon
The Bills run D was awful last year. Ngata will sure it up a bit. He is also very athletic and will provide some sacks. NFL Comparison: Kevin Williams. Also Consider: Michael Huff
9. Detroit Lions- Justice, Winston, OT USC
Cutler is a popular pick here, but I am having second doubts after his 6-19 Senior Bowl performance. Matt Millen has a history of taking the best available talent, and although Cutler is a very good quarterback prospect, I’m not so sure he is top 10 talent. Cutler is still a possibility here. Kevin Jones had an off year and I thought that some of the problem was the line. Justice is a guy who could start right away and make an impact. His stock is rising and the Lions jump on him at pick 9. NFL Comparison: Chris Samuels. Also Consider: Jay Cutler
10. Arizona Cardinals- Williams, DeAngelo, RB Memphis
size, but was really impressing was that he put up great numbers on a team that did not have a very good line and also didn’t really have any other impact skill players. NFL Comparison: Edgerrin James. Also Consider: LenDale White
11. St. Louis Rams- Huff, Michael, S Texas
Can play corner and safety, very versatile, good size. Solid tackler. NFL Comparison: Brian Dawkins. Also Consider: Demeco Ryans
12. Cleveland Browns- Ryans, Demeco, LB Alabama
Undersized, but has decent speed and he is a good tackler. Proven leader. NFL Comparison: Derrick Brooks. Also Consider: LenDale White
13. Baltimore Ravens- White, LenDale, RB USC
I think Jamal Lewis is done in Baltimore, LenDale White is a perfect replacement. Powerful, good speed, good feet. Also a great redzone/goalline back. NFL Comparison: Jamal Lewis(when he ran for 2000 yards) Also Consider: Mathias Kiwanuka
14. Philadelphia Eagles- Greenway, Chad, LB Iowa
I originally had Santonio Holmes going here, but I don’t think the Eagles are willing to go that high on him. This is a very weak wide receiver class. Greenway is a sure tackler who will very much improve Philly’s linebacking core. Great size. NFL Comparison: Mike Vrabel. Also Consider: Santonio Holmes
15. Atlanta Falcons- Kiwanuka, Mathias, DE Boston College
Good speed off the edge, good potential. Will add speed to a somewhat slow Atlanta defensive line. Kiwanuka is a good choice here, even though his stock is falling. NFL Comparison: Jevon Kearse. Also Consider: Tamba Hali
16. Miami Dolphins- Cutler, Jay, QB Vanderbilt
The Dolphins get their guy Cutler to fall to them at 16. Good size (6’4” 225). Deceptively athletic. NFL Comparison: Matt Hasselbeck. Also Consider: Jimmy Williams
17. Minnesota Vikings- Maroney, Laurence, RB Minnesota
Only weighs about 205, but runs like he’s 225. Good quickness. He is always a threat to break a big one. NFL Comparison: Tiki Barber. Also Consider: Bobby Carpenter
18. Dallas Cowboys- Holmes Santonio, WR Ohio State
Glenn and Keyshawn are old, they will jump on Holmes if he falls to them at 18. Good speed and hands. They would also like Maroney or LenDale to fall to them. NFL Comparison: Derrick Mason. Also Consider: Jimmy Williams
19. San Diego Chargers- Williams, Jimmy, CB Va Tech
Good size/speed combination. Can bump a guy at the line, but has the speed to run with guys. Stock is falling though. NFL Comparison: Gary Baxter. Also Consider: Ko Simpson
20. Kansas City Chiefs- Hali, Tamba, DE Penn St.
The Chiefs would like to pick up a receiver here, but with Holmes off the board, they look to defense. Hali is a steal at #20 NFL Comparison: Terrell Suggs. Also Consider: Derek Hagan
21. New England Patriots- Hill, Tye, CB Clemson
The secondary is depleted in New England. Hill is undersized but very fast, and he will add valuable depth to a somewhat weak NE secondary. NFL Comparison: Dre’ Bly. Also Consider: Bobby Carpenter
22. Denver Broncos- Simpson, Ko, S South Carolina
Undersized, but he has good speed and his stock is rising. He has good height (6’2”) Runs about a 4.48 40 so he can run with a lot of guys. Very physical. NFL Comparison: Lawyer Milloy. Also Consider: Leonard Pope
23. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Carpenter, Bobby, LB Ohio State
Bucs D is getting old, so Carpenter should help their linebacking core. Very good speed for his size. NFL Comparison: Keith Brooking. Also Consider: Antonio Cromartie
24. Cincinnati Bengals- Cromartie, Antonio, CB FSU
He had been hurt so his stock had begun to fall, but it is starting to rise again. The Tampa defense is getting a little old and there are no standout offensive linemen or defensive linemen that are worth this pick. Rare size at 6’3” 210 lbs for a corner. Bengals could move him to safety to replace Kaesviharn. NFL Comparison: Chris McAlister. Also Consider: Ernie Sims
25. New York Giants- Sims, Ernie, LB Iowa
The Giants are very short on linebackers. Sims is very athletic and fast. NFL Comparison: Donnie Edwards. Also Consider: Thomas Howard
26. Chicago Bears- Pope, Leonard, TE Georgia
Awesome size (6'7" 255) Good hands. NFL Comparison: Ben Watson. Also Consider: Sinorice Moss
27. Carolina Panthers- Hagan, Derek, WR ASU
They would really like a running back to fall to them here, but that’s not gonna happen. Good size (6’1” 205) and he can stretch the field. They really need someone to go along with Steve Smith. They hoped Keary Colbert could do it, but he hasn’t done much. Hagan will probably be the slot man but will challenge Colbert for a starting spot. NFL Comparison: TJ Houshmandzadeh. Also Consider: Thomas Howard
28. Jacksonville Jaguars- Howard, Thomas, LB UTEP
The fastest linebacker in the draft, runs a 4.45 and he is 6’3” 234 lbs. Has the ability to be great in pass coverage. He is undersized, but if he is used correctly, he can be very good. Should rush the passer pretty well. Great Potential. May crack top 20 by the time the combine rolls around. NFL Comparison: Robert Mathis. Also Consider: Anthony Fasano
29. Denver Broncos- Moss, Sinorice, WR Miami (FL)
Blazing speed, without a doubt the fastest receiver in the draft. Rod Smith is getting old, Lelie has underachieved a tad bit. Can stretch the field. It’s a perfect situation. I see Rod Smith staying back for one more year. So Smith will come back as the #1, Lelie will be #2, and Moss would fit in perfect in the slot. He can do alot of different things. Could return kicks. Could be a little like Antwaan Randel El, and come around on end-arounds and other gadget plays. After Rod retires, Moss could turn into a Steve Smith type player. People may think this is a little high, but his stock will rise by the time of the combine. I think he is an early 2nd rounder at worst. The Bears could go for him at #26. NFL Comparison: Steve Smith. Also Consider: Marcedes Lewis
30. Indianapolis Colts- Jackson, Chad, WR Florida
Good size at 6’1” 205. I don’t see the Colts resigning Reggie Wayne with Freeney and James being FAs as well. There aren’t any standout defensive players available. This all depends on whether Reggie Wayne is back with the team. Also Consider: D’Qwell Jackson
31. Pittsburgh Steelers- Youboty, Ashton, CB Ohio State
Polamalu is great, but the rest of the secondary needs help. Hill, Landry, and Simpson, and Cromartie are all gone, so they go with Youboty. Good height at 6’1” Decent 40 yard dash time (4.45) NFL Comparison: Rashean Mathis. Also Consider: Darnell Bing
32. Seattle Seahawks- Wroten, Claude, DT LSU
A little undersized, but very experienced. Very consistent. Good potential. Very strong at 6’2” 293. NFL Comparison: La’Roi Glover. Also Consider: Darryl Tapp
ROUND 2
33. Houston Texans- Winston, Eric, OT Miami (FL)
NFL Comparison: Ryan Diem. Also Consider: Anthony Fasano
34. New Orleans Saints- D’Qwell, Jackson, LB Maryland
NFL Comparison: Keith Bulluck. Also Consider: Charles Gordon
35. New York Jets- Calhoun, Brian, RB Wisconsin
NFL Comparison: Warrick Dunn. Also Consider: Omar Jacobs
36. Green Bay Packers- Addai, Joseph, RB LSU
NFL Comparison: DeShaun Foster. Also Consider: Broderick Bunkley
37. Oakland Raiders- Lewis, Marcedes, TE UCLA
NFL Comparison: LJ Smith. Also Consider: Omar Jacobs
38. San Francisco 49ers- Zemaitis, Alan, CB Penn State
NFL Comparison: Shawn Springs. Also Consider: Darnell Bing
39. Tennessee Titans- Baskett, Hank, WR New Mexico
NFL Comparison: Muhsin Muhammed. Also Consider: Manny Lawson
40. Detroit Lions- Jacobs, Omar, QB Bowling Green
NFL Comparison: Steve McNair. Also Consider: Darryl Tapp
41.. Arizona Cardinals- Bing, Darnell, USC
NFL Comparison: Troy Polamalu. Also Consider: Abdul Hodge
42. Buffalo Bills- Fasano, Anthony, TE Notre Dame
NFL Comparison: Todd Heap. Also Consider: Bernard Pollard
43. Cleveland Browns- Tapp, Darryl, DE VA Tech
NFL Comparison: Joey Porter. Also Consider: Richard Marshall
44. Baltimore Ravens- McNeil, Marcus, OT Auburn
NFL Comparison: Willie Anderson. Also Consder: Stanley McClover
45. Philadelphia Eagles- Nance, Martin, WR Miami (OH)
NFL Comparison: Chris Henry. Also Consider: Demtrius Williams
46. St. Louis Rams- Hodge, Abdul, LB Iowa
NFL Comparison: Dan Morgan. Also Consider: Elvis Dumervil
47. Atlanta Falcons- Blue, Greg, S Georgia
NFL Comparison: Michael Lewis. Also Consider: Kelly Jennings
48. Minnesota Vikings- Bunkley, Broderick, DT FSU
NFL Comparison: Chris Hovan. Also Consider: Kelly Jennings
49. Dallas Cowboys- Scott, Jonathan, OT Texas
NFL Comparison: Robert Gallery. Also Consider: Mike Hass
50. San Diego Chargers- Jennings, Kelly, CB Miami (FL)
NFL Comparison: Samari Rolle. Also Consider: Greg Lee
51. Miami Dolphins- Havner, Spencer, LB UCLA
NFL Comparison: Julian Peterson. Also Consider: AJ Nicholson
52. Kansas City Chiefs- Hass, Mike, WR Oregon State
NFL Comparison: Hines Ward. Also Consider: Orien Harris
53. New England Patriots- Drew, Maurice, UCLA
NFL Comparison: Brian Westbrook. Also Consider: Cedric Griffin
54. Washington Redskins- Lawson, Manny, DE NCST
NFL Comparison: Robert Mathis. Also Consider: Maurice Stovall
55. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Whitworth, Andrew, OT LSU
NFL Comparison: Marvel Smith. Also Consider: Ryan O’Callaghan
56. Cincinnati Bengals- Wright, Rodrique, DT Texas
NFL Comparison: Albert Haynesworth. Also Consider: Max Jean Gilles
57. New York Giants- O’Callaghan, Ryan, OT BC
NFL Comparison: Orlando Pace. Also Consider: Darryn Colledge
58. Chicago Bears- Stovall, Maurice, WR Notre Dame
NFL Comparison: Mike Williams. Also Consider: Jason Avant
59. Carolina Panthers- Byrd, Dominique, TE USC
NFL Comparison: Alge Crumpler. Also Consider: Max Jean-Gilles
60. Jacksonville Jaguars- Dumervil, Elvis, DE Louisville
NFL Comparison: Dwight Freeney. Also Consider: Joe Klopfenstein
61. Denver Broncos- Colledge, Darryn, OT Boise State
NFL Comparison: Todd Weiner. Also Consider: Ray Edwards
62. Indianapolis Colts- Jean-Gilles, Max, OG Georgia
NFL Comparison: Leonard Davis. Also Consider: Devin Hester
63. Pittsburgh Steelers- Mangold, Nick, C Ohio State
NFL Comparison: Kevin Mawae. Also Consider: Ray Edwards
64. Seattle Seahawks- Hester, Devin, CB/KR/WR/RB, Miami (FL)
NFL Comparison: Antwaan Randel El. Also Consider: Ray Edwards
