Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 Round 6 Round 7

 

St. Louis Rams- OLB Rennie Curran (Georgia)

Buffalo Bills- CB Alterraun Verner (UCLA)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers- P Matt Dodge (East Carolina)

Washington Redskins- QB Ryan Perrilioux (Jacksonville State)

Miami Dolphins- WR Marcus Easley (Connecticut)

Detroit Lions- DE George Selvie (South Florida)

Detroit Lions- S Kurt Coleman (Ohio State)

Oakland Raiders- OT Ed Wang (Virginia Tech)

Buffalo Bills- MLB Boris Lee (Troy)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers- OLB Keaton Kristick (Oregon State)

Chicago Bears- OT Chris Scott (Tennessee)

Miami Dolphins- NT Trey Bryant (Baylor)

Denver Broncos- RLB Cameron Sheffield (Troy)

New York Giants- OT Chris Marinelli (Stanford)

Tennessee Titans- S Kyle McCarthy (Notre Dame)

Carolina Panthers- G Cord Howard (Georgia Tech)

San Francisco 49ers- 3-4 DE Corey Peters (Kentucky)

St. Louis Rams- DE John Fletcher (Wyoming)

Houston Texans- CB David Pender (Purdue)

Cincinnati Bengals- K Leigh Tiffin (Alabama)

New England Patriots- RLB Adrian Tracy (William and Mary)

Green Bay Packers- C Chris Hall (Texas)

New England Patriots- QB Mike Kafka (Northwestern)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers- G Marshall Newhouse (TCU)

Arizona Cardinals- CB Walter McFadden (Auburn)

 

Dallas Cowboys- 3-4 DE John Russell (Wake Forest)

San Diego Chargers- S Barry Church (Toledo)

New York Jets- S Chris Maragos (Wisconsin)

Minnesota Vikings- C Kevin Matthews (Texas A&M)

Indianapolis Colts- DT Mick Williams (Pittsburgh)

New Orleans Saints- C Kenny Alfred (Washington State)

Indianapolis Colts- CB LeRoy Vann (Florida A&M)

Tennessee Titans- WR Naaman Roosevelt (Buffalo)

Pittsburgh Steelers- MLB Ryan D’Imperio (Rutgers)

Philadelphia Eagles- MLB Phillip Dillard (Nebraska)

Philadelphia Eagles- RB Andre Dixon (Connecticut)

Seattle Seahawks- DT Nate Collins (Virginia)

Indianapolis Colts- QB Tim Hiller (Western Michigan)

New England Patriots- P Zoltan Mesko (Michigan)

New England Patriots- OT Dennis Landholt (Penn State)

Carolina Panthers- DT Torrell Troup (Central Florida)

New England Patriots- S Aaron Webster (Cincinnati)

Oakland Raiders- WR Blair White (Michigan State)

Miami Dolphins- WR David Gettis (Baylor)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers- OLB Kyle Bosworth (UCLA)

St. Louis Rams- OT Andrew Tyshovntsky (Fordham)

Detroit Lions- CB Kevin Thomas (USC)

 

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St. Louis Rams- DT D’Anthony Smith (Louisiana Tech)

Atlanta Falcons- OT Mike Tepper (California)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers- RB Andre Anderson (Tulane)

Miami Dolphins- CB Jordan Pugh (Texas A&M)

Miami Dolphins- TE Clay Harbor (Missouri State)

Carolina Panthers- WR Riley Cooper (Florida)

Seattle Seahawks- DE Brandon Lang (Troy)

Cleveland Browns- WR Shay Hodge (Mississippi)

Buffalo Bills- 3-4 DE Clifton Geathers (South Carolina)

Miami Dolphins- RB Joique Bell (Wayne State)

Jacksonville Jaguars- WR Seji Ajirotutu (Fresno State)

Chicago Bears- S Quentin Scott (Northern Iowa)

San Francisco 49ers- TE Mike Hoomawanui (Illinois)

Denver Broncos- WR Mike Williams (Syracuse)

New York Giants- DE Alex Daniels (Cincinnati)

Tennessee Titans- C John Estes (Hawaii)

Cleveland Browns- G Thomas Austin (Clemson)

Houston Texans- OT Kyle Jolly (North Carolina)

Pittsburgh Steelers- S Larry Asante (Nebraska)

Atlanta Falcons- OLB Stevenson Sylvester (Utah)

 

New England Patriots- RB LeMarcus Coker (Hampton)

Cincinnati Bengals- WR Taylor Price (Ohio)

Buffalo Bills- OT Derek Hardman (Eastern Kentucky)

Green Bay Packers- TE Colin Peek (Alabama)

Baltimore Ravens- RLB Brandon Sharpe (Texas Tech)

Arizona Cardinals- S Anderson Russell (Ohio State)

Dallas Cowboys- WR Emmanuel Sanders (SMU)

Houston Texans- OLB Rico McCoy (Tennessee)

New York Jets- TE Nate Byham (Pittsburgh)

Minnesota Vikings- TE Jimmy Graham (Miami)

Philadelphia Eagles- TE Anthony McCoy (USC)

New Orleans Saints- DE Antonio Coleman (Auburn)

Carolina Panthers- QB Jonathan Crompton (Tennessee)

Jacksonville Jaguars- G Joe Thomas (Pittsburgh)

Carolina Panthers- DT Earl Mitchell (Arizona)

New England Patriots- MLB Daryl Sharpton (Miami)

San Francisco 49ers- CB Patrick Stoudamire (Western Illinois)

Tennessee Titans- QB Joe Webb (UAB)

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St. Louis Rams- CB Trevard Lindley (Kentucky)

Seattle Seahawks- WR Jordan Shipley (Texas)

Cleveland Browns- OT Sam Young (Notre Dame)

Washington Redskins- RB Ben Tate (Auburn)

Kansas City Chiefs- CB Crezdon Butler (Clemson)

Philadelphia Eagles- C Matt Tennant (Boston College)

Oakland Raiders- QB John Skelton (Fordham)

Seattle Seahawks- S TJ Ward (Oregon)

Buffalo Bills- OT Tony Washington (TCU)

Chicago Bears- WR Carlton Mitchell (South Florida)

Kansas City Chiefs- QB Jarrett Brown (West Virginia)

Jacksonville Jaguars- RB LeGarrette Blount (Oregon)

Kansas City Chiefs- MLB Kavell Conner (Clemson)

Miami Dolphins- RLB Koa Misi (Utah)

Cleveland Browns- RLB Daniel Te’o-Neshiem (Washington)

New York Giants- RB James Starks (Buffalo)

Tennessee Titans- MLB Donald Butler (Washington)

Atlanta Falcons- C Jeff Byers (USC)

Houston Texans- QB Sean Canfield (Oregon State)

 

Pittsburgh Steelers- S Robert Johnson (Utah)

Cincinnati Bengals- CB Akwasi Owusu-Ansah (IUPUI)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers- CB Amari Spievey (Iowa)

Green Bay Packers- OT Zane Beadles (Utah)

New York Jets- NT Edom Udofia (Stanford)

Baltimore Ravens- TE Garrett Graham (Wisconsin)

Baltimore Ravens- CB AJ Jefferson (Fresno State)

Oakland Raiders- RB Keith Totson (Oklahoma State)

San Diego Chargers- NT Kade Weston (Georgia)

Cleveland Browns- TE Tony Moeacki (Iowa)

Minnesota Vikings- DT Jeff Owens (Georgia)

Indianapolis Colts- DE Lindsey Witten (Connecticut)

St. Louis Rams- S Kam Chancellor (Virginia Tech)

Pittsburgh Steelers- G Brandon Carter (Texas Tech)

Atlanta Falcons- K Garrett Lindholm (Tarleton State)

Pittsburgh Steelers- 3-4 DE Jay Ross (East Carolina)

Minnesota Vikings- RB Deji Karim (Southern Illinois)

San Diego Chargers- MLB Reggie Carter (UCLA)

Green Bay Packers- RLB Thaddeus Gibson (Ohio State)

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St. Louis Rams- CB Jerome Murphy (South Florida)

Detroit Lions- WR Demaryius Thomas (Georgia Tech)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers- OT Kyle Calloway (Iowa)

Kansas City Chiefs- NT Cam Thomas (North Carolina)

Washington Redskins- MLB Brandon Spikes (Florida)

Seattle Seahawks- RB Montario Hardesty (Tennessee)

Philadelphia Eagles- OT Jared Veldheer (Hillsdale)

Oakland Raiders- G Maurkice Pouncey (Florida)

Buffalo Bills- NT Linval Joseph (East Carolina)

Jacksonville Jaguars- C Erik Olsen (Notre Dame)

Chicago Bears- G Jon Asamoah (Illinois)

Miami Dolphins- MLB Joe Pawelek (Baylor)

Tennessee Titans- WR Andre Roberts (Citadel)

Carolina Panthers- DE Austin Lane (Murray State)

San Francisco 49ers- RLB Willie Young (NC State)

 

Denver Broncos- MLB Micah Johnson (Kentucky)

New York Giants- CB Rafael Priest (TCU)

Pittsburgh Steelers- OT Roger Saffold (Indiana)

Atlanta Falcons- WR Jacoby Ford (Clemson)

Houston Texans- CB Chris Cook (Virginia)

New England Patriots- TE Andrew Quarless (Penn State)

Cincinnati Bengals- DE Jason Worilds (Virginia Tech)

Philadelphia Eagles- QB Colt McCoy (Texas)

Green Bay Packers- OT Selvish Capers (West Virginia)

Arizona Cardinals- QB Bill Stull (Pittsburgh)

New York Jets- 3-4 DE CJ Wilson (East Carolina)

Dallas Cowboys- MLB Jamar Chaney (Mississippi)

San Diego Chargers- G Mitch Petrus (Arkansas)

Seattle Seahawks- S Major Wright (Florida)

Minnesota Vikings- G Sergio Render (Virginia Tech)

Indianapolis Colts- WR Dorin Dickerson (Pittsburgh)

New Orleans Saints- DT Geno Atkins (Georgia)

Cincinnati Bengals- QB Zac Robinson (Oklahoma State)

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St. Louis Rams- RB Joe McKnight (USC)

Detroit Lions- RB Anthony Dixon (Mississippi State)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers- WR Jeremy Williams (Tulane)

Kansas City Chiefs- RLB Sergio Kindle (Texas)

Oakland Raiders- CB Domonique Franks (Oklahoma)

Philadelphia Eagles- G John Jerry (Mississippi)

Cleveland Browns- WR Arrelious Benn (Illinois)

Buffalo Bills- RLB Ricky Sapp (Clemson)

Miami Dolphins- WR Marshawn Gilyard (Cincinnati)

Jacksonville Jaguars- DE Greg Hardy (Mississippi)

Chicago Bears- CB Devin McCourty (Rutgers)

New York Giants- G Vladimir Ducasse (Massachusetts)

Tennessee Titans- CB Perrish Cox (Oklahoma State)

Carolina Panthers- OLB Perry Riley (LSU)

San Francisco 49ers- RB Dexter McCluster (Mississippi)

Denver Broncos- C JD Walton (Baylor)

 

Houston Texans- DT Arthur Jones (Syracuse)

Pittsburgh Steelers- CB Syd’Quan Thompson  (California)

Atlanta Falcons- TE Aaron Hernandez (Florida)

Cincinnati Bengals- S Darrell Stuckey (Kansas)

Cleveland Browns- 3-4 DE Alex Carrington (Arkansas State)

Green Bay Packers- S Myron Rolle (Florida State)

Philadelphia Eagles- CB Walter Thurmond (Oregon)

Arizona Cardinals- TE Ed Dickson (Oregon)

Arizona Cardinals- MLB Pat Angerer (Iowa)

Dallas Cowboys- OT Adam Ulatoski (Texas)

San Diego Chargers- WR Danario Alexander (Missouri)

Cleveland Browns- QB Tony Pike (Cincinnati)

Minnesota Vikings- OLB Navarro Bowman (Penn State)

Indianapolis Colts- DT Vince Oghobaase (Duke)

New Orleans Saints- OLB Dekoda Watson (Florida State)

Cincinnati Bengals- CB Patrick Robinson (Florida State)

Tennessee Titans- DE Corey Wootton (Northwestern)

Atlanta Falcons- OLB AJ Edds (Iowa)

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St. Louis Rams- WR Golden Tate (Notre Dame)

Detroit Lions- CB Donovan Warren (Michigan)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers- S Taylor Mays (USC)

Kansas City Chiefs- TE Rob Gronkowski (Arizona)

Philadelphia Eagles- DE Carlos Dunlap (Florida)

Cleveland Browns- S Chad Jones (LSU)

Oakland Raiders- OT Anthony Davis (Rutgers)

San Diego Chargers- RB Ryan Matthews (Fresno State)

Buffalo Bills- WR Brandon LaFell (LSU)

Tampa Bay Buccaneers- DE Jason Pierre Paul (South Florida)

Miami Dolphins- S Morgan Burnett (Georgia Tech)

New England Patriots- 3-4 DE Tyson Alualu (California)

Denver Broncos- 3-4 DE Mike Neal (Purdue)

New York Giants- DT LaMarr Houston (Texas)

New England Patriots- CB Javier Arenas (Alabama)

Carolina Panthers- TE Dennis Pitta (BYU)

 

San Francisco 49ers- CB Kareem Jackson (Alabama)

Kansas City Chiefs- OT Jason Fox (Miami)

Houston Texans- S Nate Allen (South Florida)

Pittsburgh Steelers- RB Toby Gerhart (Stanford)

New England Patriots- RLB Jermaine Cunningham (Florida)

Cincinnati Bengals- MLB Sean Lee (Penn State)

Philadelphia Eagles- OLB Roddrick Muckelroy (Texas)

Green Bay Packers- CB Myron Lewis (Vanderbilt)

Baltimore Ravens- WR Eric Decker (Minnesota)

Arizona Cardinals- OT Ciron Black (LSU)

Dallas Cowboys- S Reshad Jones (Georgia)

Seattle Seahawks- G Mike Johnson (Alabama)

New York Jets- WR Dezmon Briscoe (Kansas)

Minnesota Vikings- QB Jevan Snead (Mississippi)

Indianapolis Colts- OLB Daryl Washington (TCU) 

New Orleans Saints- RB Jonathan Dwyer (Georgia Tech)

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Trade for Eagles:

I don’t get it. Sheldon Brown had at least two good years left as a starting cornerback in the NFL. The Eagles don’t really have depth behind him, as they’ll probably want to keep Ellis Hobbs as a nickelback, and now either have to draft a cornerback early, earlier than the 4^th or 5^th rounder they were given, or take Oakland’s offer of Nmandi Ashmouga for Donovan McNabb. If they do that, they’ll have basically traded McNabb and Sheldon Brown for Nmandi Ashmouga (who has just one year left on his contract, yet is still owed 15 million this year), 2 mid round picks, and a reserve linebacker. Gocong didn’t fit their scheme and I like that he’s gone, but the Eagles didn’t get good value here.

Grade: C-

Trade for Browns:

Getting two starters for two mid round picks and a reserve linebacker is brilliant. Gocong fits their scheme perfectly as a rush linebacker and can be their replacement for Kamerion Wimbley, next to Matt Roth. Brown can be their starting cornerback for at least two years. Instead of having to draft Joe Haden and Sergio Kindle in the first two rounds, they get solid, proven guys at the position who can come in and start right away, and they still have those two picks to use on other needs, like receiver, defensive line, and safety (Eric Berry). And, because of other moves they have made this offseason, they still have 10 picks so they can get depth guys at the rush linebacker and cornerback position.

Grade: A

Interesting trend, what’s with all of the veterans going for pennies on the dollar this offseason. Kerry Rhodes for a 4^th rounder? Anquan Boldin for a 3^rd rounder? Brady Quinn for two 6^th rounders and a fullback? Antonio Cromartie for a 3^rd rounder? Corey Williams for a 5^th rounder? Only the Browns, who traded Kamerion Wimbley for a 3^rd rounder got good value in return for a veteran this offseason, and that’s only because they were trading with the Raiders. If I was a team in the NFL who was on the borderline of being a playoff team, I’d look to build through getting a veteran starter from a team, rather than through the draft this offseason, because chances are, you can get a solid starter for a 4^th or 5^th rounder.

 

 

Rush Linebacker/Defensive End

Boise State

6-3 260

Draft board overall prospect rank: #29

Draft board rush linebacker rank: #3

Overall rating: 81 (1^st/2^nd round grade)

40 time: 4.62

Games watched: Boise State/Toledo, Boise State/Fresno State, Boise State/Arizona State

Positives

·         Great motor

·         Great instincts

·         Versatile (played middle linebacker, outside linebacker, and defensive end at Boise State)

·         3 year starter

·         2 years of good production (2010: 29 tackles, 12.5 for loss, 8.5 sacks, 2011: 50 tackles, 12.5 for loss, 7 sacks)

·         Experienced rushing from a 2 point and a 3 point stance

·         Good in coverage

·         Fluid hips

·         Good burst off the line

·         Good speed off the edge

·         Relentless in pursuit of the ball

·         Hard worker

·         Team leader

·         Passionate

·         Intelligent

·         All the intangibles

·         An excellent fit as a 3-4 rush linebacker

·         Destroyed Cordy Glenn, who could go in the first round, for 2.5 sacks

·         Plays well in space

·         Good 40 time (4.62)

·         Versatile weight (248 at the Senior Bowl, 260 at The Combine)

·         Good technique

·         Good hand use

·         Great feet

Negatives

·         Never had elite production

·         A bit of a tweener in a 4-3

·         Lacks the functional strength to hold up against the run as a down lineman

·         Not powerful

·         Level of competition

·         Not an elite athlete

·         More straight line fast than quick

NFL Comparison: Brooks Reed

Chandler Jones and Shea McClellin are the two late rising pass rushers who could end up in the first round. First it broke that the Packers were in love with him, but now it seems like he might not even get to them as both San Diego and New England could have a lot of interest in him. I understand the first round buzz with McClellin more than I do with Jones because I always thought McClellin as underrated when he was a 2^nd or 3^rd round prospect.

Right now I have a late 1^st round grade on him. He’s my 29^th ranked prospect and he should be properly drafted on draft day. He reminds me a lot of Brooks Reed who came out last year. Both Reed and McClellin drew comparisons to Clay Matthews, another late rising pass rusher who went to the Packers and had an immediate impact. Neither of those comparisons are quite warranted, but both make sense.

All 3 are versatile front 7 players without great size or athleticism, but great motors and, of course, versatility. Reed went in the early 2^nd round to Houston, but he had a solid rookie year and should continue to be a starter in Houston in 2012 with Mario Williams gone. McClellin is an ideal fit for a 3-4 because of his experience at linebacker and his comfortability in coverage. He could also play in a 4-3, but he’s a little undersized.

The Patriots would be the best fit for him of all the 4-3 teams because they are experienced in run a hybrid scheme in 2012 and they love versatile playmakers. They also, always, build their defense around their players and get the most out of their front 7 players. Green Bay and San Diego are two 3-4 teams with interest. Houston and Baltimore could be interested as well. Chicago could be interested as a 4-3 team. He’d be a solid fit for their cover 2 based defense.

 

Rogers is a one year stopgap at defensive tackle for a team who desperately needs a one year stopgap at defensive tackle and he’s getting paid, 4 million, like a one year stopgap at defensive tackle. Nothing wrong with this move.

Grade: A

 

By Matthew Frank

Center Shaun O’Hara is battling an ankle injury and might miss Sunday’s game against the Titans.  Backup Adam Koets would fill in for him if this is the case. 

This is not good news for the Giants at all.  They were already struggling with offensive line play for the first two weeks.  Losing a center can sometimes be devastating to a line since they are responsible for the blocking calls.  I don’t know much about Koets, but he hasn’t started in the four years with the team, so taking out a veteran like O’Hara can be devastating.

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