On The Clock: No. 2 St. Louis Rams

Record: 2-14, 4th In the NFC West
General Manager: Billy Devaney, Head Coach: Steve Spagnuolo (1st Year), Offensive Coordinator: Pat Shurmur (1st Year), Defensive Coordinator: Ken Flajole (1st Year)

Offense Rankings: No. 27 Overall, No. 30 Scoring, No. 26 Passing, No. 25 Rushing
Defense Rankings: No. 28 Overall, No. 31 Scoring, No. 19 Passing, No. 29 Rushing

Last Five Years: 27-53; Last Playoff Appearance: 2004; Last Playoff Victory: 2004 (27-20 Over the Seattle Seahawks)

2008 Draft: (1-2) DE Chris Long, (2-33), WR Donnie Avery, (3-65), OT John Greco, (4-101) CB Justin King, (4-128) WR Keenan Burton, (5-157) OG Roy Schuening, (7-228) DB Chris Chamberlain, (7-252) David Vobora

Top Picks Last Five Years:
2008 – (1-2) DE Chris Long, Virginia
2007 – (1-13) DE Adam Carriker, Nebraska
2006 – (1-15) Tye Hill, Clemson
2005 – (1-19) OT Alex Barron, Florida St.
2004 – (1-24) RB Stephen Jackson, Oregon St.

Booms: RB Steven Jackson (1st Round 2004), S Oshiomogho "O.J." Atogwe (3rd Round 2005), C/G Richie Incognito (3rd Round 2005), Donnie Avery (2nd Round 2008)

Busts: Alex Barron (1st Round 2005), Tye Hill (1st Round 2006) Joe Klopfenstein (2nd Round 2006), Claude Wroten (3rd Round 2006), Jon Alston (3rd Round 2006), Dominique Byrd (3rd Round 2006)

Other Busts of Note: S Adam Archuleta (1st Round 2001), QB/WR Eric Crouch (3rd Round 2002), Jimmy Kennedy (1st Round 2003)

Additions:
C Jason Brown (Free Agent)

Subtractions:
S Corey Chavous (Released)
QB Trent Green (Released)
WR Drew Bennett (Released)

Keepers:
CB Ron Bartell
S Oshiomogho Atogwe (Franchised)

2009 Picks:
Round 1, Selection 2
Round 2, Selection 3
Round 3, Selection 2
Round 4, Selection 3
Round 5, Selection 2
Round 6, Selection 3
Round 7, Selection 2

Team Needs – Players of Interest:
1. Offensive Tackle: Jason Smith, Baylor; Eugene Monroe, Virginia; Eben Britton, Arizona; Jamon Meredith, South Carolina; William Beatty, UConn
2. Defensive Tackle: B,J. Raji, Boston College; Jarron Gilbert, San Jose St.; Sen’Derrick Marks, Auburn
3. Cornerback: Malcolm Jenkins, Ohio State; Jairus Byrd, Oregon; D.J. Moore, Vanderbilt; Darius Butler, UConn; Sean Smith, Utah
4. Wide Receivers: Michael Crabtree, Texas Tech; Darrius Heyward-Bey, Maryland; Kenny Britt, Rutgers; Hakeem Nicks, UNC; Brian Robiskie, OSU
5. Linebackers: Aaron Curry, Wake Forest; James Laurinaitis, Ohio State; Marcus Freeman, Ohio St.

Photo Credit: College Press Box (Virginia)

On The Clock: No. 1 Detroit Lions

Record: 0-16, 4th In the NFC North
General Manager: Martin Mayhew, Head Coach: Jim Schwartz (1st Year), Offensive Coordinator: Scott Linehan (1st Year), Defensive Coordinator: Gunther Cunningham (1st Year)

Offense Rankings: No. 30 Overall, No. 27 Scoring, No. 24 Passing, No. 30 Rushing
Defense Rankings: No. 32 Overall, No. 32 Scoring, No. 27 Passing, No. 32 Rushing

Last Five Years: 21-59; Last Playoff Appearance: 1999; Last Playoff Victory: 1991 (38-6 Over the Dallas Cowboys)

2008 Draft: (1-17) OT Gosder Cherilus, (2-45), LB Jordon Dizon, (3-64), RB Kevin Smith, (3-87) DT Andre Fluellen, (3-92) LB Cliff Avril, (5-136) WR Kenneth Moore, (5-146) FB Jerome Felton

Top Picks Last Five Years:
2008 – (1-17) OT Gosder Cherilus, Boston College
2007 – (1-2) WR Calvin Johnson, Georgia Tech
2006 – (1-9) LB Ernie Sims, Florida St.
2005 – (1-10) WR Mike Williams, USC
2004 – (1-7) WR Roy E. Williams, Texas & (1-30) RB Kevin Jones, Virginia

Booms: LB Ernie Sims (1st Round 2006), WR Calvin Johnson (1st Round 2007), RB Kevin Smith (3rd Round 2008)

Busts: RB Kevin Jones (1st Round 2004), LB Teddy Lehman (2nd Round 2004), WR Mike Williams (1st Round 2005), DT Shaun Cody (2nd Round 2005), DB Stanley Wilson (3rd Round 2005), RB Brian Calhoun (3rd Round 2006), QB Drew Stanton (2nd Round 2007)

Additions:
DB Anthony Henry (Trade)
WR Bryant Johnson (Free Agent)
DB Eric King (Free Agent)
RB Maurice Morris (Free Agent)

Subtractions:
CB Leigh Bodden (Released)
TE Dan Campbell (Released)
WR Mike Furrey (Released)
QB John Kitna (Trade)
OG Edwin Mulitalo (Released)
FB Moran Norris (FA-San Francisco)
QB Dan Orlovsky (FA-Houston)
SS Dwight Smith (Released)

Keepers:
K Jason Hanson
OG Stephen Peterman

2009 Picks:
Round 1, Selection 1
Round 1, Selection 20 (from Dallas)
Round 2, Selection 1
Round 3, Selection 1
Round 3, Selection 18 (from Dallas)
Round 5, Selection 1
Round 6, Selection 1
Round 6, Selection 20 (from Dallas)
Round 7, Selection 1

Team Needs – Players of Interest:
1. Quarterback: Matthew Stafford, Georgia; Mark Sanchez, USC; Josh Freeman, Kansas St.; Nate Davis, Ball St.
2. Offensive Tackle: Jason Smith, Baylor; Eugene Monroe, Virginia; Michael Oher, Ole Miss; Andre Smith, Alabama
3. Defensive Tackle: B,J. Raji, Boston College; Peria Jerry, Ole Miss
4. Cornerback: Malcolm Jenkins, Ohio State; Vontae Davis, Illinois; Alphonso Smith, Wake Forest; Jairus Byrd, Oregon; D.J. Moore, Vanderbilt; Darius Butler, UConn
5. Linebacker: Aaron Curry, Wake Forest; Rey Maualuga, USC; James Laurinaitis, Ohio State. Brian Cushing, USC
6. Wide Receiver: Jeremy Maclin, Missouri; Percy Harvin, Florida; Darrius Heyward-Bey, Maryland

Photo Credit: College Press Box (Boston College), SEC Sports Media

Smith Not Short On Confidence

Alphonso Smith, corner back from Wake Forest, stated he is the number one defensive back in the draft. To help develop his game, Smith has squared off against a pair of Super Bowl wide outs in Anquan Boldin of the Arizona Cardinals and Santonio Holmes from the Pittsburgh Steelers thanks to personal connections. He didn't give up a touchdown his entire senior year (and quoted the last time he did was his junior year against Florida State), but states that holding the all-time ACC interception mark (21 career) is most important to him.

Toughest receivers he's faced? Former Georgia Tech Yellow Jacket Calvin Johnson of the Detroit Lions, as well as Maryland’s Darrius Heyward-Bey, and North Carolina’s Hakeem Nicks.

His confidence goes beyond himself, as Smith proclaimed that former teammate and linebacker Aaron Curry is the best defensive player in the draft because of his knowledge of the game.

"By far. It's not even close...a lot of people don't know this but he is probably the smartest person in the draft," Smith said of Curry. He also referred to Curry as a "humble beast" because of his polite, yet misleading demeanor.

Stay tuned for more from the NFL combine.

Combine Confidential: Harvin To Sit Out Drills

University of Florida WR Percy Harvin said during his NFL Scouting Combine interview that he will participate in the 40-yard dash and the bench press but will not participate in any of the position drills. Harvin said during his NFL Scouting Combine interview that he believes he would not have any problems if a team asked him to play in the Wildcat formation because he played it in high school and college.

Combine Confidential: Pat White To Try WR

West Virginia QB Pat White said during his NFL Scouting Combine interview that he would love to play quarterback in the NFL but would be open to be a wide receiver or a returner if a team asks. He said some teams believe he can play quarterback while others think he will play another position. White ran the 40 in 4.49 seconds on Sunday.

White will be participating strictly as a quarterback in Indianapolis, but says he plans on doing wide receiver drills at his Pro Day back in Morgantown at the University of West Virginia.

The former Mountaineer had previously refused to play wide receiver while participating at the Senior Bowl, where he was Offensive MVP playing exclusively as a quarterback.

On Location: On The Down Low

Running back PJ Hill played at Wisconsin under the “brats and cheddar” diet and was often criticized that his shape through the hips wasn’t exactly running back-friendly. Hill admitted almost sheepishly that by season’s end he was approaching 240 pounds, and eventually resisted the ill-fated label of “fat kid at camp” when he arrived at his pro workout facility Performance Management Professionals.

“That’s a big surprise for a lot of people,” Hill joked as he announced his size, which is now down to a cruiser-weight of 222 pounds. “My agent told me a lot of teams were saying I was coming in big and lazy…I was always a big back. I just wanted to show them [teams] that…I was a hard worker, I can get toned, I can work hard, lose weight.” If all works out according to plan, Hill expects his 40-time to be in the low 4.5’s or in the 4.4’s. That would be the right type of gain for Hill.

Michigan defensive end Tim Jamison weighed in at 256 pounds, a number that clearly surprised some. His playing weight exiting Ann Arbor was 263 pounds so this could be a potential sticking point as we march towards the draft. Is he defensive end or an outside linebacker? Or a ‘tweener? Where will he be in April and will teams know enough in advance to gauge him appropriately as a future NFL baller?

On Location: Ian Johnson - Bigger is Better

Ian Johnson, the running back from Boise State, is another player who used the time from the end of his college career until the Scouting Combine to bulk up as he prepares to play on Sundays. Joking that he doesn’t care to have pro teams remember him as the ‘guy who proposed right after beating Oklahoma’, Johnson sounded determined to show how much he has changed his body and approach to running with the football. An addition of 14 pounds should make him thicker, yet he is hoping to run a 4.42 or lower. Furthermore, he has dramatically upped his bench, making a significant jump from 12 reps. He fell a bit short of his goal of 28 or 29, throwing the bar up 26 times, which was still good enough for fifth among the running backs (including two fullbacks who were ahead of him). It should be interesting to see his numbers fall – certainly he will be a case of the numbers game correlating potentially to a higher draft slot.

2009 SMALL SCHOOL SEVEN ROUND MOCK DRAFT

BY JOSH BUCHANAN- NFL DRAFT BIBLE/COLLEGE FOOTBALL INSIDERS

Be sure to check back throughout the season as we will be updating periodically and adding extended player profiles.

GUIDLINES

1. 2008 NFL Draft order was used with all teams getting original picks and comp picks taken out.
2. Selections based off how teams drafted and signed rookie free agents this past year.
3. Transfers, players coming off injury, and those with known baggage dropped 1-2 rounds lower than generally expected.

ROUND ONE

1- 1- 1 Miami- OT/OG Cornelius Lewis, Tennessee State, 6’3 3/8, 316, 5.10E
Lewis is an athletic tackle who could move to guard and fill two holes on the line. His coaches are very high on his ability and while this is a bit of a reach, it helps them fill their biggest need.

1- 2- 2 St. Louis- WR Ramses Barden, Cal Poly, 6’6, 220, 4.60E
Barden fills a need for the Rams and gives them great size out on the edge. His production (3-time 1st team All-Great West) and ability to block kicks on special teams make him even more attractable to teams. He is the #1 player on my board and a potential franchise player.

1- 3- 3 Atlanta- QB Nathan Brown, Central Arkansas, 6’1 ¼, 210, 4.80E
Brown does have a ¾ sidearm delivery teams worry about but he is smart, a good leader, can make all the throws, and is fairly mobile. The 2007 SLC OFF POY has all the tools to become a solid playmaker at the NFL level.

1- 4- 4 Oakland- WR Quinten Lawrence, McNeese State, 5’11 5/8, 182, 4.35
At 6’0, 182 and 4.3 speed he brings the ideal combination the Raiders are looking for. His athletic ability will allow him to play CB, WR, and RS this year. As a 3-time All SLC selection he has also shown consistency in his career.

1- 5- 5 Kansas City- RB Rashad Jennings, Liberty, 6’1, 230, 4.49
Jennings might be considered a reach when Brian Mandeville is on the board and many scouts have him rated much lower but his size/speed combo is too good to pass up. He is a great player to build around both on and off the field.

1- 6- 6 New York Jets- TE Brian Mandeville, Northeastern, 6’6, 248, 4.78
Mandeville, a former DE, brings great size and athletic ability as well as upside to the TE position. Expect him to only get better as time goes on and potentially end up a steal at this point. He is quite possibly the best small school prospect on the board.

1- 7- 7 San Francisco- DT John Faletoese, UC Davis, 6’1 ½, 295, 5.05E
His talent is unquestionable as he earned 1st team All-Great West honors each of his first two years before injuries slowed him down last year. His quickness allows him to run plays down from behind and motor makes him tough to block. If he can stay healthy his stock could rise even further.

1- 8- 8 Baltimore- TE Marquez Branson, Central Arkansas, 6’2 ¼, 247, 4.60E
Branson burst onto the FCS scene last year after transferring from East Mississippi CC and earned 2nd team All-SLC honors with 37 catches for 499 yards. He is an athletic player who probably moves to h-back in the NFL.

1- 9- 9 Cincinnati- OT Nicholas Hennessey, Colgate, 6’5 3/8, 296, 5.31
The Bengals go after the top player on the board and fill a need for depth. He brings good size and great feet but still raw. He is not a mauler but more of a finesse player who can reach players and cut them off very well. Many feel he was underrated as only a 2nd team All-Patriot League selection last year.

1-10-10 New Orleans- CB Domonique Johnson, Jackson State, 6’1, 5/8, 184, 4.39
He has the most impressive size/speed combo of any CB in this draft and could be a high riser just like DRC was last year. Johnson, a Missouri transfer, started 4 games before transferring and had a great junior campaign with 5 interceptions and 14 pass breakups. There are some past injury issues but they appear to be gone now. If he is healthy and continues his improvement this could be a huge steal as the 10th small schooler off the board.

1-11-11 Buffalo- CB Sean Smalls, UMASS, 6’0 ¼, 201, 4.60
Smalls lacks great top end speed but brings great size and consistent play to the table. He is a player who could rise up the draft board if he can get his 40 in the mid to low 4.5 range. He is a 2-time All CAA selection who had 10 breakups last year. He has great skills and upside to go with it.

1-12-12 Denver- WR Jeremy Gilchrist, Hampton, 5’8 ¾, 171, 4.57
Yes Gilchrist lacks ideal size and just average speed at this point but it is believed that 4.57 will drop to the mid 4.4s by the end of the year. He does play faster than 4.5 as shown in his explosive play as a punt returner and receiver. He finished with 69 catches for 1,043 yards and returned 3 punts for TDs last year.

1-13-13 Carolina- OG Louis West, Henderson State, 6’7 ¼, 375, 5.40E
Carolina has lacked an ideal running in the past and decides to fill a void with the very huge West from Henderson State. His outstanding size and style of play fits exactly what the Panthers could use. The former Pasadena JC transfer was an immediate star in the GSC last year by earning 2nd team all league honors. Look for even bigger things, no pun intended, out of West in 2008.

1-14-14 Chicago- RB Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian, 5’10 ½, 197, 4.55
Scott is a little older as he will turn 25 before the draft but he brings great production and downhill running style that teams love. He will have to improve his blocking but has the potential to become a complete back. Regardless of his age you can’t ignore 2,165 rushing yards and 35 TDs in one season.

1-15-15 Detroit- OLB Lee Robinson, Alcorn State, 6’2 1/8, 246, 4.60E
Robinson somehow got snubbed for All SWAC honors last year despite posting 82 tackles and 14 tackles for loss. He brings good size and speed to go along with the ability to play sideline to sideline. He is a hard hitter who the coaches love and his endurance has heavily improved. Expect big things from him this year and a potential rise up the board.

1-16-16 Arizona- OT Joel Bell, Furman, 6’7 ¼, 308, 5.20E
Bell has mammoth size and good feet for his size. His dominance in the SoCon has been proven by earning 1st team All SoCon as a junior and 2nd team as a sophomore.

1-17-17 Minnesota- DT Sammie Lee Hill, Stillman, 6’3 7/8, 321, 5.15
Hill is a highly athletic physical specimen who has great leaping ability for his size. The 2007 1st team All SIAC selection posted 52 tackles, 14 tackles for loss, and 4.5 sacks last year. He brings great upside and could be a dominant plugger with time. One thing many don’t know about Hill is that he helped pull a man from a burning house in August of 2007.

1-18-18 Houston- OT Samuel Allen, Grand Valley State, 6’5 ½, 300, 5.06
He earned HM All GLIAC honors at LT last year after starting all 15 games at LT in 2005. He brings athletic ability and upside. He only weighed 280 during the spring but has gained 20 pounds and is back to where he weighed during last year.

1-19-19 Philadelphia- OLB Jason Williams, Western Illinois, 6’1 1/8, 235, 4.54
Williams would have gone in the top 10 had he been an inch or two taller but where he lacks ideal height he more than makes up for it with great speed. He is an explosive player who constantly wreaks havoc in the backfield. He earned AFCA All America honors after posting 107 tackles, 16.5 tackles for loss, and 8 sacks last year.

1-20-20 Tampa Bay- OT Ben Coblyn, UMASS, 6’6 3/8, 305, 5.06
Coblyn has yet to start a game at UMASS and would be a huge reach here at this point but brings superior athletic ability and could end up being a steal. He is a pure boom or bust player who has little football experience but brings great feet and quickness due to his basketball background. The sky is the limit for Coblyn.

1-21-21 Washington- TE Jared Bronson, Central Washington, 6’4 1/8, 253, 4.67
Bronson, a former Washington and Pima CC transfer, is an athletic kid who can block well. He earned 1st team All NCC honors as a junior last year after coming off a medical redshirt in ’06. He caught 35 balls for 477 yards and should improve on those numbers in 2008. He also gives the Redskins a potential threat that brings the total package.

1-22-22 Cleveland- WR Johnny Knox, Abilene Christian, 5’11 5/8, 183, 4.50
Knox transferred from Tyler JC and burst onto the D2 scene with 62 catches for 1,158 yards and 17 touchdowns last year. He brings good speed and quickness and gives them a solid slot receiver who can return kickoffs as well.

1-23-23 Pittsburgh- C Cecil Newton, Tennessee State, 6’1 ½, 292, 5.20E
Newton lacks great upside but is a solid blocker who can long snap and brings a great work ethic. He is also quick for his size. He is one of the best centers in the FCS ranks and a much underrated player by the media.

1-24-24 Tennessee- RB Javarris Williams, Tennessee State, 5’9 3/8, 218, 4.55
Williams is a no brainer due to location of the school and the fact they need a change of pace back for depth. Williams is a 2-time All OVC selection who ran for 1,187 yards and 12 touchdowns on 6.1ypc last year. He gives them a total package type of player here.

1-25-25 Seattle- RB Branden Ore, West Liberty State, 5’11, 205, 4.48
This is a potential steal here. Ore’s drop is purely due to off field issues but his talent is probably the best of any player in the draft. The former 1st team All-ACC selection gives them a great player who can replace Shaun Alexander very well after his release.

1-26-26 Jacksonville- CB Lardarius Webb, Nicholls State, 5’10 7/8, 173, 4.50E
Webb is an athletic player who excels both on special teams and on defense. The former Southern Miss transfer is an explosive player who is a front runner for the Buck Buchanan Award. His production and versatility makes him an intriguing prospect but his move from SS to CB and lack of ideal size is the cause of a drop from what many thought was a top 5 selection among this group.

1-27-27 San Diego- OG Roger Allen, Missouri Western, 6’3 1/8, 318, 5.30E
Allen has a mean streak and brings good strength to the guard position. A 2-time 1st team All MIAA selection, he has shown dominance and consistency throughout his career but has potential to rise up boards if he can show he doesn’t slack off on lesser opponents like he has done in the past.

1-28-28 Dallas- TE Robbie Agnone, Delaware, 6’5 3/8, 256, 4.80E
Agnone is a great pass catching threat who gives Dallas whose numbers might decrease with the loss of Flacco and thus could make him a steal as he might drop. His hands, size, and ability to stretch the seam make him a mismatch that most in the FCS can’t guard.

1-29-29 Indianapolis- QB Rhett Bomar, Sam Houston State, 6’2 ¼, 212, 4.75E
Bomar does have off field issues and that is the reason he drops to 29. Although without them he is not eligible as he would have never left Oklahoma. He only threw for 10 touchdowns last year but it was not due to his talent.

1-30-30 Green Bay- QB Mike Reilly, Central Washington, 6’2 ¾, 211, 4.75
Reilly brings a strong arm and consistency to the pocket and a gun slinging mentality. He is a 3-time all conference selection who threw for 3,386 yards and 30 touchdowns last year. He needs to work on staring down receivers and giving away his intentions at times but has the tools to be a solid QB.

1-31-31 New England- QB Chris Pizzotti, Harvard, 6’5 3/8, 224, 4.95
Pizzotti is a strong armed pocket passer who reminds some of Matt Ryan. After receiving a rare 5th year of eligibility in the Ivy League he is expected to be among the top small school passers this season. He has improved greatly over the last two years and could be a top 15 pick by the end of the year.

1-32-32 New York Giants- WR Willie Edwards, Bethany KS, 6’1 ¾, 4.60E
Edwards got into some trouble UAB but since then he has changed those he is around and is working very hard. He does lack return abilities but is a solid blocker and is great at fade, dig, and comeback routes. His size and hands make him a solid pick at this point.

ROUND TWO

2- 1-33 Miami- WR Julius Pruitt, Ouachita Baptist, 6’2, 216, 4.57

2- 2-34 St. Louis- DE Lawrence Sidbury, Richmond, 6’3, 265, 4.75

2- 3-35 Oakland- WR Dominique Edison, Stephen F. Austin, 6’2, 190, 4.42

2- 4-36 Kansas City- OG William Giles, UTC, 6’4, 284, 5.20

2- 5-37 New York Jets- WR Justin Brown, Hampton, 6’1, 198, 4.58

2- 6-38 Atlanta- ILB Andrew Schantz, Portland State, 6’1, 225, 4.70E

2- 7-39 Baltimore- QB Jason Boltus, Hartwick, 6’3, 219, 4.75

2- 8-40 San Francisco- OG Dennis Conley, Hampton, 6’2, 299, 5.37

2- 9-41 New Orleans- WR Edward Thompson, Idaho State, 5’9, 186, 4.54

2-10-42 Buffalo- WR T.J. Courman, Appalachian State, 5’8, 189, 4.55

2-11-43 Denver- OT Brent Russum, Montana, 6’4, 275, 5.25

2-12-44 Carolina- CB Pete Ittersagen, Wheaton, 5’10, 184, 4.49

2-13-45 Chicago- OT Raphael Nguti, Albany NY, 6’6, 347, 5.57

2-14-46 Detroit- OT Adrian Brown, Delaware State, 6’5, 341, 5.09

2-15-47 Cincinnati- OG Dakarai Grimsley, Morgan State, 6’4, 363, 5.78

2-16-48 Minnesota- QB Billy Malone, Abilene Christian, 6’2, 236, 5.12

2-17-49 Houston- CB DJ Clark, Idaho State, 6’1, 198, 4.44

2-18-50 Philadelphia- CB Darren Banks, West Liberty State, 5’9, 176, 4.62

2-19-51 Arizona- CB Jarvis Richards, Youngstown State, 5’10, 193, 4.49

2-20-52 Washington- OG Tim Henderson, Northwestern State, 6’3, 344, 5.20

2-21-53 Tampa Bay- CB Don Carey, Norfolk State, 6’0, 194, 4.51

2-22-54 Pittsburgh- DE Pierre Walters, Eastern Illinois, 6’4, 257, 4.75E

2-23-55 Tennessee- OLB Darren Burns, California PA, 6’2, 227, 4.77

2-24-56 Seattle- K Taylor Rowan, Western Illinois, 5’10, 224, 4.65

2-25-57 Cleveland- ILB Cyrus Mulitalo, Sacramento State, 5’11, 236, 5.10

2-26-58 San Diego- RB Herb Donaldson, Western Illinois, 5’10, 224, 4.65

2-27-59 Jacksonville- OT Tim Silver, Richmond, 6’6, 308, 5.35

2-28-60 Indianapolis- WR JaRon Harris, South Dakota State, 6’1, 190, 4.48

2-29-61 Green Bay- WR Charly Martin, West Texas A&M, 6’1, 205, 4.60E

2-30-62 Dallas- CB Jackie Bates, Hampton, 5’9, 177, 4.63

2-31-63 New England- TE Derrick Bush, Youngstown State, 6’4, 265, 4.85

2-32-64 New York Giants- QB Liam Coen, UMASS, 6’1, 223, 4.90E

ROUND THREE

3- 1-65 Miami- QB Brock Smith, Liberty, 6’2, 258, 4.95

3- 2-66 St. Louis- OG Dwayne Delaney, Morgan State, 6’1, 326, 5.63

3- 3-67 Kansas City- CB Courtney Robinson, UMASS, 6’0, 195, 4.50

3- 4-68 New York Jets- TE John Nalbone, Monmouth NJ, 6’4, 260, 4.85

3- 5-69 Atlanta- CB Sam Pope, Hampton, 5’11, 195, 4.46

3- 6-70 Oakland- RB Tyler Roehl, North Dakota State, 5’10, 227, 4.59

3- 7-71 San Francisco- OLB Willie A. Williams, Glenville State, 6’3, 211, 4.70E

3- 8-72 Baltimore- RB Corey Lewis, Northern Iowa, 5’11, 192, 4.62

3- 9-73 Buffalo- Thomas Breaux III, Towson, 6’7, 198, 4.60

3-10-74 Denver- CB Evan McCollough, James Madison, 5’10, 190, 4.55

3-11-75 Carolina- OT Stephen Jonas, Colgate, 6’3, 297, 5.22

3-12-76 Chicago- WR Mike Washington, Chest Chester, 5’11, 181, 4.60

3-13-77 Detroit- OLB Ataefiok Etukeren, Georgetown, 6’3, 235, 4.70

3-14-78 Cincinnati- WR Jamar Johnson, Norfolk State, 6’3, 231, 4.75

3-15-79 New Orleans- K Jared Keating, Mesa State, 5’10, 192, 4.85E

3-16-80 Houston- QB John White, Bentley, 6’4, 224, 4.87

3-17-81 Philadelphia- FS Nick Schommer, North Dakota State, 6’0, 197, 4.50

3-18-82 Arizona- DE Ronald Talley, Delaware, 6’4, 277, 5.10E

3-19-83 Minnesota- C Jonathan St.-Pierre, Illinois State, 6’3, 305, 5.40E

3-20-84 Tampa Bay- QB Keith Null, West Texas A&M, 6’3, 222, 5.00E

3-21-85 Washington- WR Kole Heckendorf, North Dakota State, 6’2, 188, 4.44

3-22-86 Tennessee- WR Jarrett Byers, NE Oklahoma State, 5’10, 186, 4.51

3-23-87 Seattle- DT Desmond Bryant, Harvard, 6’5, 289, 4.94

3-24-88 Cleveland- DT Andre Wright, Glenville State, 6’3, 293, 5.42

3-25-89 Pittsburgh- K Robbie Dehaze, Northern Arizona, 6’3, 193, 5.10E

3-26-90 Jacksonville- FB Colin Cloherty, Brown, 6’3, 225, 4.78

3-27-91 San Diego- CB Derek Cox, William & Mary, 6’1, 180, 4.65

3-28-92 Green Bay- TE Jerimiah Wurzbacher, North Dakota State, 6’5, 224, 4.81

3-29-93 Dallas- RB Jordan Scott, Colgate, 6’0, 204, 4.75

3-30-94 Indianapolis- OLB Daniel Skuta, Grand Valley State, 6’2, 250, 4.71

3-31-95 New England- FS Dre-Mail Hardin, Stillman, 5’11, 208, 4.65

3-32-96 New York Giants- DE/OLB Brandon Swain, West Texas A&M, 6’3, 230, 4.75

ROUND FOUR

4- 1-97 Miami- DE Brandon Drumgoole, Western Carolina, 6’5, 227, 4.84

4- 2-98 St. Louis- OT Tyler Booth, Youngstown State, 6’6, 305, 5.30E

4- 3-99 New York Jets- QB Bobby Reid, Texas Southern, 6’3, 232, 4.65

4- 4-100 Atlanta- OLB Jason Colabella, Penn, 6’1, 225, 4.60E

4- 5-101 Oakland- CB Ihsan Shaheed, NC A&T, 5’10, 175, 4.65E

4- 6-102 Kansas City- DT Dennis Marsh, Norfolk State, 6’4, 302, 5.48

4- 7-103 Baltimore- SS Brandon Gathof, Eastern Kentucky, 6’1, 206, 4.61

4- 8-104 San Francisco- C Colin Dow, Montana, 6’5, 295, 5.25E

4- 9-105 Denver- C Thomas Crowley, West Texas A&M, 6’3, 292, 5.24

4-10-106 Carolina- RB Eugene Holloman, James Madison, 5’9, 182, 4.48

4-11-107 Chicago- DT Mario Lane, Morehouse, 6’5, 275, 5.53

4-12-108 Detroit- WR Jonathan Davis, Azusa Pacific, 6’3, 205, 4.60

4-13-109 Cincinnati- OG Aaron Lockwood, Southern Illinois, 6’3, 305, 5.36

4-14-110 New Orleans- DT Jake Visser, Ferris State, 6’2, 275, 5.06

4-15-111 Buffalo- TE Marcel Frost, Jackson State, 6’4, 265, 4.91

4-16-112 Philadelphia- OG JD Quinn, Montana, 6’4, 300, 5.40E

4-17-113 Arizona- OT Ryan Pilconis, Harvard, 6’6, 291, 5.31

4-18-114 Minnesota- WR Dobson Collins, Gardner-Webb, 6’1, 185, 4.55

4-19-115 Houston- RB Mike McLeod, Yale, 5’10, 199, 4.65E

4-20-116 Washington- P Brandon Lane, Elon, 6’4, 257, 5.27

4-21-117 Tampa Bay- OLB Ramon Humber, North Dakota State, 5’11, 222, 4.56

4-22-118 Seattle- WR John Matthews, San Diego, 6’0, 200, 4.50

4-23-119 Cleveland- ILB Terrence Jackson, Indiana PA, 5’11, 235, 4.79

4-24-120 Pittsburgh- QB Dominic Randolph, Holy Cross, 6’2, 224, 4.94

4-25-121 Tennessee- OT Ryan Delrosal, Dixie State, 6’5, 296, 4.97

4-26-122 San Diego- WR Dario Walker, Norfolk State, 5’8, 160, 4.40

4-27-123 Jacksonville- RB Josh Vaughan, Richmond, 6’0, 226, 4.61

4-28-124 Dallas- RB Kareem Jones, Delaware State, 5’10, 210, 4.60

4-29-125 Indianapolis- ILB Shawn Melland, Mary, 6’4, 222, 4.65

4-30-126 Green Bay- DE Eric Schroeder, South Dakota State, 6’4, 280, 5.01

4-31-127 New England- OG Fred Tucker, Texas College, 6’4, 355, 5.60

4-32-128 New York Giants- OG/OT Reid Kirby, NW Missouri State, 6’4, 289, 5.29

ROUND FIVE

5- 1-129 Miami- QB Terry Mayo, Texas A&M Commerce, 6’3, 237, 4.85

5- 2-130 St. Louis- ILB Darrel Young, Villanova, 5’11, 248, 4.81

5- 3-131 Atlanta- WR Carl Sims, Western Illinois, 5’11, 191, 4.63

5- 4-132 Oakland- CB William Middleton, Furman, 5’10, 175, 4.50

5- 5-133 Kansas City- FS Thomas Nelson, Illinois State, 5’11, 193, 4.47

5- 6-134 New York Jets- DE Ryan Kees, St. Cloud State, 6’5, 271, 4.91

5- 7-135 San Francisco- WR Derrick McPhearson, Hampton, 6’0, 196, 4.50

5- 8-136 Baltimore- K David Chudzinski, Wayne State MI, 5’11, 182, 4.87

5- 9-137 Carolina- CB Marrio Norman, Coastal Carolina, 6’0, 195, 4.67

5-10-138 Chicago- K Derek Doerfler, Baker, 5’11, 223, 5.28

5-11-139 Detroit- DT Vaalyn Jackson, McNeese State, 5’11, 289, 4.87

5-12-140 Cincinnati- QB Rodney Landers, James Madison, 6’0, 217, 4.72

5-13-141 New Orleans- OG DeMario Deese, Gardner-Webb, 6’4, 325, 5.36

5-14-142 Buffalo- OT Kyle Link, McNeese State, 6’5, 286, 5.29

5-15-143 Denver- SS Andy Romans, Lafayette, 5’10, 219, 4.70

5-16-144 Arizona- OT Justin Tougas, Albany NY, 6’5, 293, 5.50

5-17-145 Minnesota- SS Drew Mack, Towson, 6’0, 203, 4.60

5-18-146 Houston- OLB Jonathon Foster, Central State OH, 6’4, 231, 4.68

5-19-147 Philadelphia- DT Adam Soivilien, Stony Brook, 5’11, 194, 4.65

5-20-148 Tampa Bay- WR Darryl Barnett, Fayetteville State, 6’3, 191, 4.60

5-21-149 Washington- FS Marcus Haywood, James Madison, 6’0, 188, 4.76

5-22-150 Cleveland- DE Marcus Crump, St. Augustine, 6’5, 216, 5.02

5-23-151 Pittsburgh- OG Joseph Thompson, Abilene Christian, 6’2, 305, 5.35

5-24-152 Tennessee- TE Joseph Stewart, Richmond, 6’3, 234, 4.92

5-25-153 Seattle- DT Louis Ellis, Shaw, 6’2, 314, 5.11

5-26-154 Jacksonville- ILB Endor Cooper, Howard, 6’1, 253, 4.90

5-27-155 San Diego- OT Cuyler Groth, Brockport State, 6’6, 320, 5.60

5-28-156 Indianapolis- RB Jamie Fordham, Coastal Carolina, 5’11, 198, 4.64

5-29-157 Green Bay- QB Cole Bergquist, Montana, 6’2, 205, 4.80

5-30-158 Dallas- CB David Hyland, Morehead State, 6’1, 187, 4.63

5-31-159 New England- ILB Thomas Korte, Hillsdale, 6’0, 239, 4.73

5-32-160 New York Giants- CB Eddie Young, Fort Valley State, 6’0, 202, 4.65

ROUND SIX

6- 1-161 Miami- RB Michael Ferguson, NC A&T, 5’11, 185, 4.75

6- 2-162 St. Louis- CB Matthew Black, Saginaw Valley State, 5’9, 178, 4.53

6- 3-163 Oakland- RB Stanley Zwinggi, Texas State, 5’10, 186, 4.36

6- 4-164 Kansas City- DE Sherman Logan, Richmond, 6’3, 232, 4.80

6- 5-165 New York Jets- OT Shawn Flanagan, Sioux Falls SD, 6’5, 310, 5.34

6- 6-166 Atlanta- FS Rodrick Jones, Elizabeth City State, 6’0, 179, 4.70

6- 7-167 Baltimore- RB Matt Moore, North Greenville, 5’11, 200, 4.47

6- 8-168 San Francisco- CB Frederick Andrew, Delaware, 5’10, 185, 4.55

6- 9-169 Chicago- SS Pierre Banks, Appalachian State, 5’11, 210, 4.68

6-10-170 Detroit- RB Ben Birmingham, Central Oklahoma, 5’11, 210, 4.60

6-11-171 Cincinnati- DT Jeff Bradley, Western Carolina, 6’3, 268, 5.11

6-12-172 New Orleans- DT Pernell Phillips, Central State OH, 6’0, 333, 5.20

6-13-173 Buffalo- CB Gregory Toler, St. Paul’s, 5’11, 184, 4.53

6-14-174 Denver- OT Britt Leggett, Coastal Carolina, 6’6, 298, 5.20

6-15-175 Carolina- DT Mychal Savage, Youngstown State, 6’2, 300, 5.30E

6-16-176 Minnesota- RB Jay Lucas, Southeastern Louisiana, 5’11, 234, 4.65

6-17-177 Houston- FS Colt Anderson, Montana, 5’10, 180, 4.65E

6-18-178 Philadelphia- WR Derek Deardorff, Malone College, 6’3, 204, 4.64

6-19-179 Arizona- DE Joe Lardinois, North Dakota State, 6’4, 255, 4.93

6-20-180 Washington- SS Bobby Daly, Montana State, 6’0, 215, 4.75

6-21-181 Tampa Bay- QB Adam Hinspeter, Missouri Southern State, 6’5, 245, 5.23

6-22-182 Pittsburgh- OLB Desmond Hendricks, Rhodes College, 6’1, 224, 4.74

6-23-183 Tennessee- DE Joe Crawford, Tiffin OH, 6’5, 285, 5.00E

6-24-184 Seattle- DE Ledarius Anthony, Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 6’6, 264, 5.00E

6-25-185 Cleveland- TE Gerald Stockdale, Alabama A&M, 6’2, 223, 4.75

6-26-186 San Diego- CB Dominic Spinks, Delta State, 6’1, 193, 4.54

6-27-187 Jacksonville- DE Kirby Griffin, California PA, 6’1, 265, 5.14

6-28-188 Green Bay- P Jamie Hanson, Missouri Western, 5’11, 207, 5.42

6-29-189 Dallas- OT Jeremy Ashcraft, Arkansas Tech, 6’6, 345, 5.40E

6-30-190 Indianapolis- C Raymond Harrison, SC State, 6’1, 295, 5.36

6-31-191 New England- P Phillip Azarik, Bucknell, 6’2, 207, 5.00E

6-32-192 New York Giants- FS Stewart Franks, Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 6’3, 218, 4.70E

ROUND SEVEN

7- 1-193 Miami- DE Dexter Manley, West Texas A&M, 6’3, 280, 4.70E

7- 2-194 St. Louis- WR Garett Manning, Henderson State, 6’2, 205, 4.41

7- 3-195 Kansas City- WR Royce Winford, Augsburg, 6’1, 200, 4.75

7- 4-196 New York Jets- OG Jonathan Compas, UC Davis, 6’3, 298, 5.40E

7- 5-197 Atlanta- OT Craig Harrison, Central Missouri State, 6’6, 315, 5.34

7- 6-198 Oakland- DT Anthony Atkins, Jackson State, 6’1, 298, 4.91

7- 7-199 San Francisco- OG Thomas Pestock, NW Missouri State, 6’7, 296, 5.01

7- 8-200 Baltimore- ILB Zach East, Prairie View A&M, 6’2, 255, 4.90E

7- 9-201 Detroit- SS Ryan Greiser, Liberty, 5’11, 198, 4.65

7-10-202 Cincinnati- WR Larry Beavers, Wesley, 5’10, 168, 4.54

7-11-203 New Orleans- OT Ryan Kozey, Valparaiso, 6’6, 303, 5.48

7-12-204 Buffalo- RB/RS Corey Council, Bethune-Cookman, 5’6, 168, 4.56

7-13-205 Denver- RB Lavarus Giles, Jackson State, 6’1, 213, 4.45

7-14-206 Carolina- ILB Remond Willis, Tennessee State, 6’2, 245, 4.73

7-15-207 Chicago- WR Elliott Mack, William & Mary, 6’0, 200, 4.61

7-16-208 Houston- ILB Owen Koeppen, Carroll MT, 6’2, 235, 4.78

7-17-209 Philadelphia- QB Zach Miller, Nebraska-Omaha, 6’4, 236, 4.78

7-18-210 Arizona- DT Mark Huygens, Northern Iowa, 6’6, 277, 5.10E

7-19-211 Minnesota- OLB Jovan Belcher, Maine, 6’2, 235, 4.73

7-20-212 Tampa Bay- DT Chris Dowdell, Mars Hill, 6’4, 279, 5.01

7-21-213 Washington- WR Edgar Givens, Central Missouri State, 6’3, 222, 4.70E

7-22-214 Tennessee- DT Melvin Matthews, Grambling State, 6’5, 290, 4.90

7-23-215 Seattle- FS Sherard Reynolds, Valdosta State, 5’10, 184, 4.70E