April 24, 2008

Josh Buchanan of www.d2football.com tackles a NFL mock draft featuring only small school prospects.

BY THE NUMBERS

1st Round

8- Number of selections from Appalachian State – most by any school.

5- Number of receivers taken in 1st round – most of any position.

4- Number of offensive tackles taken in 1st round.

3- Appalachian State’s 1st round picks – most by any school.

40 Time Superlatives

4.24- fastest 40 time of any player – ran by Slippery Rock FS Brad Mueller

4.34- average time of the top two draft picks.

ROUND ONE

1- 1- 1 Miami- CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie , T ennessee State, 6’1, 182, 4.29

DRC is the best player in this draft by far and fills a major need for Parcells. T his is a no brainer number one pick – for the first time ever in a mock draft?

1- 2- 2 St. Louis - CB Antwaun Molden , Eastern Kentucky , 6’1, 198, 4.39

Everyone is thinking Joe Flacco here but Molden is shooting up boards and unlike Flacco, he fills one of their top needs.

1- 3- 3 Atlanta - QB Josh Johnson, San Diego , 6’3, 213, 4.53

T he Flacco drop continues as Dimitroff goes for a mobile QB instead of the pocket passing Flacco.

1- 4- 4 Oakland- QB Joe Flacco, Delaware , 6’6, 237, 4.77

Al Davis would like to get a QB at some point and sees a lot of Jamarcus Russell in Flacco. He decides to take who he feels is the best player on the board.

1- 5- 5 Kansas City- WR Jerome Simpson, Coastal Carolina , 6’2, 199, 4.44

Simpson is the top player available and fills a need. His size/speed combo gives AFC defensive backs something to worry about.

1- 6- 6 New York Jets- WR Dexter Jackson, Appalachian State, 5’9, 179, 4.37

Jackson gives the Jets great speed and a solid return man. Philly thought about trading up to this spot knowing the Patriots would not let him slide past them.

1- 7- 7 New England from San Francisco - OLB Curtis Johnson, Clark Atlanta , 6’3, 237, 4.60

New England begins adding youth to the linebackers by bringing in a perfect fit for their 3-4 scheme. T hey thought about Kendall Langford but went with a faster Johnson.

1- 8- 8 Baltimore- DE Kendall Langford, Hampton, 6’6, 287, 4.95

Cincinnati almost got their guy in Langford but miss out here. T he Ravens snatch up what they feel is the biggest steal of the top 10 by getting a top 5 value at number 8.

1- 9- 9 Cincinnati - DE Brian Johnston, Gardner-Webb, 6’5, 274, 4.66

Corey Lynch almost comes off the board here, however, when Johnston slides down it becomes a no brainer to the Bengals to fill their biggest need and add speed to the front seven.

1-10-10 New Orleans- OG Chad Rinehart, Northern Iowa , 6’5, 311, 5.26

Rinehart gives them a versatile player they can put at center or his college position – tackle.

1-11-11 Buffalo- WR Arman Shields, Richmond , 6’1, 194, 4.37

Shields put up impressive numbers at Indy and fills Buffalo ’s a critical need. His size/speed combo is one of the most impressive of any top tier receiver.

1-12-12 Denver- OLB Bryan Smith, McNeese State , 6’3, 240, 4.54

A guy by the name of Corey Lynch almost goes here but they opt for a bigger need at linebacker once Bryan Smith falls, unexpectedly.

1-13-13 Carolina- FS Corey Lynch, Appalachian State, 6’0, 202, 4.58

FS is a big need for the Panthers and Lynch gives them not only a smart playmaker in the secondary but a special teams standout as well.

1-14-14 Chicago- OG Kerry Brown, Appalachian State, 6’5, 305, 5.16

T he Bears surprise by passing on the higher rated Brandon Keith due to his incident where he cited a riot. T hey also feel Brown gives them a future pro bowler.

1-15-15 Detroit - ILB Shane Simmons, Western Washington , 6’1, 236, 4.58

It is known Detroit wants a linebacker with their first round pick so they reach a little bit for Simmons who brings versatility as someone who can play outside and even special teams.

1-16-16 Arizona - O T Brandon Keith, Northern Iowa , 6’5, 345, 4.98

Keith’s drop is not too bad as the Cardinals decide to take a chance on a possible off field risk. If Keith pans out he could become a steal.

1-17-17 Minnesota - O T T haddeus Coleman, Mississippi Valley State , 6’8, 308, 5.25

T he Vikings take the most physically impressive of the linemen from the bowl circuit in this 6’8 monster – filling a top need.

1-18-18 Houston- O T Demetrius Bell , Northwestern State, 6’5, 297, 5.18

Bell ’s potential is unlimited once he gets NFL coaching and more experience.

1-19-19 Philadelphia- WR Pierre Garcon, Mount Union , 6’0, 207, 4.42

Garcon is the best D3 prospect to come through in years. His speed and return ability also gives them versatility.

1-20-20 T ampa Bay- RB Chad Simpson, Morgan State , 5’9, 213, 4.42

T ampa Bay considers Omon but opts for the faster Simpson.

1-21-21 Washington- OG Mackenzy Bernadeau, Bentley, 6’4, 306, 5.25

Washington wants a guard in the early rounds and gets their man here at 21. Bernadeau gives them an athletic player who can play guard or tackle.

1-22-22 Dallas from Cleveland- QB Brad Roach, Catawba, 6’6, 248, 4.77

A solid backup for Romo is among the goals for Dallas to find in this draft and Roach gives them that.

1-23-23 Pittsburgh - FB Jerome Felton, Furman, 6’0, 241, 4.68

Felton is the most complete fullback in this draft and fits the Steelers style.

1-24-24 T ennessee- RB Xavier Omon, Northwest Missouri State , 5’11, 230, 4.60

Omon is one of the most productive backs to ever come through the small school ranks. And gives T ennessee are tough, hard-working downhill runner.

1-25-25 Seattle- RB T im Hightower, Richmond , 6’0, 226, 4.62

Hightower’s physical style intrigues Seattle so they pull the trigger.

1-26-26 Jacksonville- O T David Hale, Weber State , 6’6, 310, 5.27

Hale is older than most prospects and probably kept him out of the top 20 but he gives the Jaguars a solid tackle for the future.

1-27-27 San Diego - CB Brandon Carr, Grand Valley State , 6’1, 207, 4.38

Carr is the most physically gifted corner outside of Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie and could be a steal

1-28-28 Dallas- CB Cary Williams, Washburn, 6’1, 187, 4.43

Regardless whether Dallas gets Pacman Jones or not they still want an insurance policy and Williams gives them that.

1-29-29 San Francisco from Indianapolis - OLB Vincent Redd, Liberty , 6’6, 263, 4.56

Redd is the most physically gifted OLB in this draft and could become a steal.

1-30-30 Green Bay- P Mike Dragosavich, North Dakota State , 6’6, 212, 4.89

Dragosavich is the best punter in the draft and a top 20 value – he gives Green Bay value, a strong leg, and fills a need.

1-31-31 New York Giants- WR Jayson Foster, Georgia Southern, 5’8, 173, 4.40

Foster gives Jerry Reese and company a speedy, versatile player who can return kicks, aid in trick plays, and play the slot position.

ROUND TWO

2- 1-32 Miami - ILB Joe Mays, North Dakota State , 5’11, 245, 4.70

Brings 1st round value to early 2nd - Mays will give Parcells a tough LB that reminds him of former Miami great Zach T homas.

2- 2-33 St. Louis- DE Alex Hall, St. Augustine , 6’5, 238, 4.65

Hall makes a big leap to the early 2nd round and brings speed and explosiveness to the Rams.

2- 3-34 Atlanta from Oakland- K Shane Longest, St. Xavier, 5’10, 177, 4.83

Atlanta would like to get a kicker and Longest is by far the best in the draft.

2- 4-35 Kansas City- OG Ben Hochstein, Nebraska-Omaha, 6’3, 289, 5.32

Hochstein brings NFL genes and good talent to a Chiefs line that needs immediate help.

2- 5-36 New York Jets- OLB Andy Studebaker, Wheaton , 6’3, 251, 4.56

Studebaker could be the steal of the 2nd round due to his 1st round ability but has injury concerns.

2- 6-37 Atlanta - RB Lex Hilliard , Montana , 5’11, 234, 4.66

Hilliard would have been a 1st rounder without the injury concerns and improved speed.

2- 7-38 Baltimore- OLB Kroy Biermann , Montana , 6’3, 216, 4.75

Biermann won the Buck Buchanan Award and falls this far? Could be a major steal.

2- 8-39 San Francisco- WR Jason Jones, Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 6’1, 180, 4.32

Jones has made a fast rise up boards with his much better than expected 4.3 speed.

2- 9-40 New Orleans - ILB Ronnie McCullough, Bethune-Cookman, 5’11, 229, 4.82

Will be expected to provide immediate depth.

2-10-41 Buffalo- T E Matthew Sherry, Villanova, 6’4, 255, 4.67

Sherry is another player who has rocketed up boards after his solid postseason.

2-11-42 Denver - FS Bobbie Williams, Bethune-Cookman, 6’0, 214, 4.55

Could have been a 1st round pick but had a sub par season.

2-12-43 Carolina- WR Jaymar Johnson, Jackson State , 6’0, 177, 4.50

Could have landed in the 1st round but disappointed in his 40 time.

2-13-44 Chicago- WR Shaheer McBride, Delaware State , 6’2, 201, 4.61

Is one of the best receivers in this draft but lacks home run speed.

2-14-45 Detroit- DE Rudolph Hardie, Howard, 6’2, 270, 4.80

Surprising draft day faller gives Detroit great value.

2-15-46 Cincinnati- C Brennen Carvalho, Portland State , 6’1, 294, 5.00

Carvalho is possibly the best center in this draft and gives the Bengals great depth.

2-16-47 Minnesota- SS Michael Eubanks, Delta State , 5’11, 193, 4.58

Eubanks can flat out fly and provides an explosive defender who can get to the QB.

2-17-48 Atlanta from Houston- OG Shawn McMackin, Hofstra, 6’3, 295, 4.81

McMackin is the most athletic gifted lineman in this draft and has unlimited potential – the problem with potential is you haven’t done it yet.

2-18-49 Philadelphia - DE Derrick Gray, T exas Southern, 6’5, 266, 4.82

Gray has better than expected speed and could be a steal here.

2-19-50 Arizona- T E Matthew Mulligan, Maine , 6’5, 258, 4.78

Mulligan is another rising T E after his strong postseason performances.

2-20-51 Washington- WR Clyde Edwards, Grambling State , 5’10, 179, 4.49

Could be a surprise at this point. Edwards is better than advertised.

2-21-52 T ampa Bay- T E Drew Atchison, William & Mary, 6’6, 247, 4.65

Must gain weight but has a chance to be a good one.

2-22-53 Pittsburgh- D T Marcus Dixon , Hampton , 6’4, 294, 5.14

Fell as expected with off field issues but has the skill to become a steal.

2-23-54 T ennessee- T E Kolo Kapanui , West T exas A&M, 6’3, 271, 5.06

Was a 1st round lock until his disappointing 5.06 40 time at the NFL Combine.

2-24-55 Seattle- C Matt Roan, Southern Utah , 6’5, 293, 4.93

Very athletic but raw former T E still adjusting to center after playing tackle in college.

2-25-56 Green Bay from Cleveland- T E Chris Wagner, South Dakota State, 6’6, 259, 4.64

Highly athletic and underrated T E that could be a steal.

2-26-57 Miami from San Diego - QB Mark Nicolet, Hillsdale, 6’1, 217, 4.82

One of the smartest QBs in the draft and better than advertised arm.

2-27-58 Jacksonville- WR Bruce Hocker, Duquesne, 6’3, 209, 4.71

Lack of elite speed causes major drop. Has the skills to be a solid possession type.

2-28-59 Indianapolis - ILB Steve Allen, West Texas A&M, 6’1, 236, 4.71

The Colts usually don’t take players with baggage but can’t resist when Allen falls from early 2nd round value to pick 59.

2-29-60 Green Bay- QB Nick Hill, Southern Illinois , 6’3, 219, 4.86

Has a solid arm and gives the Packers a solid backup.

2-30-61 Dallas- RB Danny Woodhead, Chadron State , 5’8, 197, 4.38

Brings great speed and versatility but his lack of size is a question. Would have been a top 20 pick without a red flag due to lack of bulk.

2-31-62 New England - CB Alfred Phillips, Wagner, 5’11, 195, 4.51

Could have gone higher but has yet to be seen against top competition.

2-32-63 New York Giants- FB Mike Peterson, Northwest Missouri State , 6’2, 251, 4.59

They don’t let Peterson fall anymore due to great value. He also brings another dimension that Kevin Boss and Brandon Jacobs lack.

ROUND THREE

3- 1-64 Miami - FB Mike T olbert, Coastal Carolina , 5’9, 241, 4.68
3- 2-65 St. Louis - WR Micah Rucker, Eastern Illinois , 6’6, 217, 4.47
3- 3-66 Kansas City- OG James Lee, South Carolina State, 6’5, 300, 5.07
3- 4-67 Carolina from New York Jets- RB Omar Cuff , Delaware , 5’10, 195, 4.55
3- 5-68 Atlanta- T E Joseph T uineau, SE Missouri State, 6’7, 272, 4.87
3- 6-69 New England from Oakland- RB Adrain Smith, Bethel College, 5’9, 218, 4.56
3- 7-70 Chicago from San Francisco- D T Kurt Hout, Ferris State, 6’1, 285, 4.87
3- 8-71 Jacksonville from Baltimore through Buffalo DE Eric Bakhtiari, San Diego, 6’3, 254, 4.70
3- 9-72 Buffalo - CB Derrick Huff, Eastern Kentucky , 5’11, 193, 4.56
3-10-73 Minnesota from Denver- WR Edward Williams, Lane College , 6’4, 206, 4.59
3-11-74 Carolina- QB Ricky Santos , New Hampshire , 6’1, 215, 4.83
3-12-75 San Francisco from Chicago- ILB Gian Villante, Hofstra, 6’2, 252, 4.59
3-13-76 Detroit - CB Steven Williams, Harvard, 5’11, 187, 4.57
3-14-77 Cincinnati- RB Jamar Brittingham, Bloomsburg, 6’1, 210, 4.61
3-15-78 New Orleans- QB Luke Drone, Illinois State , 6’1, 216, 4.85
3-16-79 Houston- OLB Brian Bradford, T owson , 6’2, 235, 4.74
3-17-80 Philadelphia - FB Blake Martin, Sam Houston State , 6’2, 233, 4.73
3-18-81 Arizona- K Parker Douglass , South Dakota State, 5’8, 162, 4.82
3-19-82 Minnesota - SS Brannon Carter , Northern Iowa , 6’2, 215, 4.62
3-20-83 T ampa Bay- C Isaiah Wiggins, Illinois State , 6’3, 303, 5.23
3-21-84 Washington- O T Jesse Padilla, Lafayette, 6’4, 310, 5.23
3-22-85 T ennessee- WR Daniel Polk, Midwestern State , 6’1, 203, 4.58
3-23-86 Seattle- OLB Bryan Wilson, Morgan State , 6’2, 249, 4.52
3-24-87 Detroit from Cleveland- O T Kurt Kutscher, Henderson , 6’5, 325, 5.33
3-25-88 Pittsburgh- OG Brandon Barnes, Grand Valley State , 6’2, 326, 5.08
3-26-89 Jacksonville- D T T ywain Myles, T arleton State , 6’2, 310, 4.85
3-27-90 Chicago from San Diego - RB Kevin Richardson, Appalachian State, 5’8, 190, 4.49
3-28-91 Green Bay - CB Brian Witherspoon, Stillman, 5’10, 175, 4.29
3-29-92 Dallas- OLB Chris Hemphill, Central Washington , 6’4, 229, 4.65
3-30-93 Indianapolis- P Benjamin Dato, Fordham, 6’2, 203, 5.08
3-31-94 New England- WR Weston Dressler, North Dakota , 5’7, 160, 4.44
3-32-95 New York Giants- QB Craig Hormann, Columbia , 6’4, 223, 5.03
3-33-96 Washington (Compensatory Selection)- DE Jacob Owens, Fairmont State , 6’5, 262, 4.89
3-34-97 Cincinnati (Compensatory Selection)- FS Jermaine Moye , California PA, 6’2, 210, 4.67
3-35-98 Atlanta (Compensatory Selection)- FB Brad Listorti, UMASS, 6’3, 251, 4.72
3-36-99 Baltimore (Compensatory Selection)- QB Kyle Spotts, Kutztown State , 6’3, 201, 4.83

ROUND FOUR

4- 1-100 Miami - D T Casey T yler, Portland State , 6’5, 304, 5.06
4- 2-101 St. Louis - OG Stephen Sene, Liberty , 6’5, 321, 5.26
4- 3-102 New York Jets- CB Craig T urner, Southern Illinois , 5’9, 192, 4.48
4- 4-103 Atlanta - O T Darren Marquez, Southern Illinois , 6’5, 308, 5.14
4- 5-104 Oakland - D T Kyle Clement, Northwood, 6’4, 316, 5.19
4- 6-105 Kansas City - K Rob Zarrilli, Hofstra, 6’0, 202, 4.84
4- 7-106 Baltimore- SS Henti Baird, Hampton, 6’2, 203, 4.48
4- 8-107 San Francisco - CB T ristan Jackson , Central Arkansas , 5’7, 188, 4.51
4- 9-108 Denver - P Chris Macdonald, T exas State , 6’2, 211, 4.80
4-10-109 Carolina- O T Mike Butterworth, Slippery Rock, 6’7, 334, 5.79
4-11-110 Chicago- OLB Christian Serena, Western New Mexico , 6’0, 235, 4.65
4-12-111 Detroit - OLB William Hayes, Winston Salem State , 6’3, 261, 4.84
4-13-112 Cincinnati - T E Chris Conklin, Wingate, 6’4, 246, 4.65
4-14-113 New York Jets from New Orleans- O T Mitch Erickson, South Dakota State, 6’5, 283, 5.26
4-15-114 Buffalo- OLB Shaun Richardson , T ennessee State, 6’1, 249, 4.70
4-16-115 Philadelphia- FS T ony LeZotte, James Madison, 6’0, 198, 4.65
4-17-116 Arizona- WR James Banks, Carson-Newman, 6’2, 202, 4.58
4-18-117 Minnesota - ILB Zach East, Prairie View A&M, 6’2, 234, 4.81
4-19-118 Houston- RB Matt Lawrence, UMASS, 6’1, 210, 4.52
4-20-119 Denver from Washington- WR Paul Raymond, Brown, 5’9, 179, 4.38
4-21-120 T ampa Bay- CB De’Audra Dix, Johnson C. Smith, 5’9, 173
4-22-121 Seattle- T E Louis Irizarry, Youngstown State , 6’4, 254, 4.69
4-23-122 Cleveland- OLB James T erry, Youngstown State , 6’1, 239, 4.65
4-24-123 Pittsburgh - RB Allen Ervin, Lambuth, 5’11, 224, 4.57
4-25-124 T ennessee - OG Matt Alfred, Eastern Washington , 6’2, 304, 5.45
4-26-125 Jacksonville- K Piotr Czech, Wagner, 6’5, 212, 4.90E
4-27-126 Dallas- WR Jake Allen, Mississippi College , 6’4, 186, 4.54
4-28-127 Indianapolis- WR Eric Allen, Montana , 6’3, 205, 4.65
4-29-128 Green Bay - DE Kenwin Cummings, Wingate, 6’2, 270, 4.75
4-30-129 New England- ILB Russell Reeves, Delaware State , 6’2, 238, 4.72
4-31-130 New York Giants- FS Kareem Moore, Nicholls State , 5’11, 213, 4.66
4-32-131 Philadelphia (Compensatory Selection)- CB Jerome T ouchstone, Appalachian State, 5’7, 165, 4.44
4-33-132 Buffalo (Compensatory Selection)- FB Matt Champa, Dayton , 6’3, 220, 4.77
4-34-133 Baltimore (Compensatory Selection)- ILB Derron T homas, Duquesne, 6’1, 235, 4.76
4-35-134 T ennessee (Compensatory Selection)- D T Anthony T oribio, Carson-Newman, 6’2, 305, 5.06
4-36-135 Green Bay (Compensatory Selection)- OLB Shonda Faulkner , Indiana State, 6’0, 219, 4.54

ROUND FIVE

5- 1-136 Kansas City from Miami- OLB Will Clewis, Central Oklahoma , 6’0, 220, 4.65
5- 2-137 St. Louis - SS Jerrell Freeman, Mary Hardin-Baylor, 6’0, 218, 4.56
5- 3-138 Atlanta - SS Kye Stewart , Illinois State, 5’10, 204, 4.54
5- 4-139 Denver from Oakland- D T Brian Schaefering, Lindenwood, 6’5, 286, 4.86
5- 5-140 Kansas City - CB Kyle Arrington, Hofstra, 5’10, 192, 4.38
5- 6-141 Carolina from New York Jets- DE Brandt Hollander, Yale, 6’3, 271, 4.96
5- 7-142 Chicago from Carolina- O T Eddie Pinigis, Liberty , 6’7, 304, 5.26
5- 8-143 Jacksonville from Chicago through Buffalo- OG Pat Schwenke, West T exas A&M, 6’4, 317, 5.28
5- 9-144 Detroit - K Dan Carpenter, Montana , 6’1, 211, 4.92
5-10-145 Cincinnati- FS Kevin Hoyng, Dayton , 6’0, 192, 4.45
5-11-146 New Orleans - CB Donovan Alexander, North Dakota , 5’11, 176, 4.47
5-12-147 Buffalo- C Lorenzo Breland, Jackson State , 6’2, 312, 5.27
5-13-148 Denver- RB Kareem Huggins, Hofstra, 5’9, 195, 4.34
5-14-149 Arizona- RB Alley Broussard , Missouri Southern State, 6’0, 235, 4.72
5-15-150 Minnesota- P Zac Atterberry, Lindenwood, 6’2, 186, 4.81
5-16-151 Houston- FS Brad Mueller, Slippery Rock, 5’11, 175, 4.24
5-17-152 Philadelphia- WR Ryan Maher, Holy Cross, 6’1, 185, 4.56
5-18-153 T ampa Bay- WR Hans Batichon, Appalachian State, 6’1, 174, 4.68
5-19-154 Washington- FS Lamar Herron, T exas Southern, 6’0, 208, 4.59
5-20-155 Cleveland- D T Victor Filipe, Western Oregon , 6’2, 292, 4.99
5-21-156 Pittsburgh- C Christian Morton, South Dakota , 6’4, 292, 5.25
5-22-157 T ennessee- WR Duvaughn Flagler, Gardner-Webb, 6’2, 215, 4.52
5-23-158 Jacksonville from Seattle- SS Chris Camacho, T ennessee-Chattanooga, 5’9, 200, 4.60
5-24-159 Jacksonville- D T Vernon Bryant, Hampton, 6’2, 285, 4.87
5-25-160 San Diego - D T Corey Clark, Jackson State , 6’1, 324, 5.35
5-26-161 Indianapolis- RB T yler Sherden, Luther College , 6’0, 209, 4.50
5-27-162 Green Bay- RB Donald Chapman, T ennessee Martin, 5’9, 218, 4.48
5-28-163 Dallas- FB Gerard Landry, Southern, 6’2, 236, 4.68
5-29-164 New England- O T Brock Pasteur, Stephen F. Austin, 6’5, 296, 5.22
5-30-165 New York Giants- CB James Starks, Capital Ohio , 5’11, 182, 4.52
5-31-166 San Diego (Compensatory Selection)- FS Jarmaul George, Southern, 6’0, 177, 4.67

ROUND SIX

6- 1-167 Dallas from Miami- ILB Jeron Poole , Missouri State, 5’11, 229, 4.69
6- 2-168 St. Louis - C T im McCutcheon , California PA, 6’3, 300, 5.34
6- 3-169 Oakland - O T Sean Dumford, Eastern Kentucky , 6’5, 293, 5.32
6- 4-170 Kansas City - O T Mike Galassi, Walsh, 6’5, 320, 5.02
6- 5-171 New York Jets- FB Daryl Jones, Norfolk State , 5’9, 250, 4.83
6- 6-172 Atlanta - RB Lavarus Giles, Jackson State , 6’1, 213, 4.41
6- 7-173 Baltimore- WR Luke Dillon, Defiance , 6’5, 233, 4.46
6- 8-174 San Francisco - DE Bryan Robinson, Wesley, 6’2, 295, 5.07
6- 9-175 Chicago- FS Dorian Chenault, Youngstown State , 6’0, 191, 4.44
6-10-176 Detroit- P Eric Schwan, Northern State, 6’2, 201, 5.02
6-11-177 Cincinnati- D T Keith McCleary, Mary University , 6’0, 307, 5.26
6-12-178 New Orleans- D T Derrell Sapp, Montclair State , 6’1, 320, 5.05
6-13-179 Buffalo - RB Justin Beaver, Wisconsin-Whitewater, 5’8, 196, 4.41
6-14-180 St. Louis from Denver- O T Cody Balogh, Montana , 6’6, 319, 5.30
6-15-181 Carolina- QB Dominic Breazeale, Northern Colorado , 6’6, 254, 5.08
6-16-182 Minnesota - QB Casey Hansen, Norfolk State , 6’6, 217, 5.06
6-17-183 Denver from Houston- WR Dwayne Croker, Upper Iowa , 5’8, 183, 4.60
6-18-184 Philadelphia- RS L.C. Baker, James Madison, 5’6, 150, 4.43
6-19-185 Arizona- CB Marcus Brown, VMI, 6’0, 180, 4.66
6-20-186 Washington- CB Scorpio Babers, Sam Houston State , 5’11, 191, 4.36
6-21-187 Kansas City from T ampa Bay- QB Blake Barmore, T rinity, 6’3, 213, 4.86
6-22-188 Pittsburgh- WR Alex Watson, Northern Arizona , 5’9, 185, 4.49
6-23-189 Seattle from T ennessee - OG Brandon Hale, Sam Houston State , 6’3, 328, 5.36
6-24-190 Cleveland from Seattle- RB Derrick Moss, Central State , 5’10, 216, 4.60
6-25-191 Philadelphia from Cleveland- RB Jay Peck, Alabama State , 5’11, 198, 4.60
6-26-192 San Diego - OG Marshal Ausberry, Liberty , 6’5, 328, 5.68
6-27-193 Minnesota from Jacksonville- K Julian Rauch, Appalachian State, 5’11, 214, 5.08
6-28-194 New York Giants from Green Bay- WR T ommy Ellingworth, Augustana, 5’10, 186, 4.37
6-29-195 Miami from Dallas- WR Wes Doyle, San Diego , 6’3, 205, 4.68
6-30-196 Indianapolis - OG Bill Bourdlais, Ferris State , 6’2, 292, 5.16
6-31-197 New England- WR Wynton Jackson, Liberty , 6’0, 178, 4.49
6-32-198 New York Giants- OLB Daniel Brooks, Jackson State , 6’2, 244, 4.76
6-33-199 New York Giants (Compensatory Selection)- O T Matt Austin, UMASS, 6’4, 298, 5.35
6-34-200 Philadelphia (Compensatory Selection)- P Dan Ziedman, Idaho State , 6’0, 201, 4.79
6-35-201 Indianapolis (Compensatory Selection)- RB Bobby Washington, Eastern Kentucky , 6’1, 215, 4.46
6-36-202 Indianapolis (Compensatory Selection)- CB Marcus Brown, McNeese State , 6’1, 201, 4.44
6-37-203 Philadelphia (Compensatory Selection)- RB Osagie Osunde, West Chester , 5’10, 208, 4.54
6-38-204 Miami (Compensatory Selection)- OG Ivora Hall , Alabama State, 6’1, 318, 5.26
6-39-205 Indianapolis (Compensatory Selection)- WR Ashton Gronewald, Missouri -Rolla, 5’10, 187, 4.49
6-40-206 Baltimore (Compensatory Selection)- CB Michael Beach, Montana State , 6’0, 192, 4.65
6-41-207 Cincinnati (Compensatory Selection)- ILB Maguell Davis, Norfolk State , 6’2, 236, 4.72

ROUND SEVEN

7- 1-208 Miami - O T Mike Byrne, Delaware , 6’5, 298, 5.32
7- 2-209 Minnesota from St. Louis - DE Ryan Conwell, Western Washington , 6’6, 226, 4.84
7- 3-210 Kansas City - WR Andy Birkel, Northern Colorado , 6’2, 198, 4.55
7- 4-211 New York Jets- QB Brian White, Portland State , 6’4, 224, 4.88
7- 5-212 Atlanta - ILB Stevie Ray Lloyd, Liberty , 5’11, 247, 4.75
7- 6-213 Oakland- WR Ben Bailey, Northwestern State, 6’3, 220, 4.52
7- 7-214 San Francisco - D T John Baranowsky, James Madison, 6’2, 281, 5.05
7- 8-215 Baltimore- FB Grant Ayvazyan , Cal Davis , 5’11, 245, 4.89
7- 9-216 Detroit - T E Chris Luck, Liberty , 6’4, 254, 4.94
7-10-217 St. Louis from Cincinnati- RB/FB Maurice Murray, Northeastern, 6’0, 220, 4.60
7-11-218 New Orleans - FS Stephen Howell, Richmond , 6’0, 202, 4.62
7-12-219 Buffalo- FS Nick Solakian, Yale, 6’3, 224, 4.61
7-13-220 Denver - RB Anthony Richards, St. Francis PA, 5’10, 195, 4.34
7-14-221 Carolina - QB Willie Copeland, Valdosta State , 6’3, 212, 4.81
7-15-222 Chicago- CB Nate Biggs, Winston Salem State , 5’11, 196, 4.39
7-16-223 Houston- CB T errell Walden, Lane College , 5’10, 160, 4.28
7-17-224 Buffalo from Philadelphia- DE Wallace Artis, Furman, 6’4, 268, 4.97
7-18-225 Arizona - OLB Loren Utterback, Montana , 6’1, 230, 4.75
7-19-226 Oakland from Minnesota through NY Jets- RB Lamar Lewis, Georgia Southern, 5’8, 200, 4.62
7-20-227 Denver from T ampa Bay- K Brandon Gilbert, NC Central, 5’9, 184, 4.99
7-21-228 Washington- C Jake Gable, Northern Colorado , 6’3, 296, 5.35
7-22-229 T ennessee - T E Buck Reed, Bethel College , 6’4, 276, 4.87
7-23-230 Philadelphia from Seattle- WR Cleveland McCoy, South Carolina State , 6’2, 221, 4.68
7-24-231 Cleveland- CB Shawn Cunningham, Winona State , 5’11, 195, 4.60
7-25-232 Atlanta from Pittsburgh- WR Eddie Cohen, Western Carolina , 5’10, 200, 4.51
7-26-233 Seattle from Jacksonville- WR Jason Horton, Illinois State , 5’11, 181, 4.48
7-27-234 San Diego - SS Zaire Wilborn, Grambling State , 5’11, 202, 4.54
7-28-235 Dallas- WR J.J. Moore, UMASS, 6’0, 200, 4.57
7-29-236 Indianapolis- WR Brandon Horn, Grand Valley State , 6’1, 211, 4.51
7-30-237 Green Bay - LS Chase Norton, Dixie State , 6’3, 269, 4.85
7-31-238 New England- T E/FB Langston Johnson, Yale, 6’2, 234, 4.90
7-32-239 Kansas City from New York Giants- WR/RS Larry Shipp , T ennessee T ech, 5’9, 193, 4.47
7-33-240 Baltimore (Compensatory Selection)- O T Floyd Headen, West T exas A&M, 6’5, 325, 5.27
7-34-241 Carolina (Compensatory Selection)- ILB Anthony Adams, Grand Valley State , 6’2, 234, 4.78
7-35-242 Washington (Compensatory Selection)- C George Yarno, Idaho State , 6’0, 276, 5.19
7-36-243 Chicago (Compensatory Selection)- RB T ory Cooper, T he Citadel, 5’9, 181, 4.46
7-37-244 Cincinnati (Compensatory Selection)- O T Preston Crumly, South Dakota State , 6’5, 282, 5.46
7-38-245 Miami (Compensatory Selection)- WR Nate Hughes, Alcorn State , 6’2, 188, 4.63
7-39-246 Cincinnati (Compensatory Selection)- SS John Wilson, Sacred Heart, 6’1, 205, 4.59
7-40-247 Chicago (Compensatory Selection)- QB Mike Potts, William & Mary, 6’4, 222, 5.04
7-41-248 Chicago (Compensatory Selection)- RB Ira Guilford, William Patterson, 6’0, 204, 4.42
7-42-249 Washington (Compensatory Selection)- OLB Asa Matthews , Northern Colorado , 6’2, 226, 4.70
7-43-250 Carolina (Compensatory Selection)- RB Erik Haw, Jackson State , 6’1, 212, 4.54
7-44-251 Buffalo (Compensatory Selection)- QB T rey Elder, Appalachian State, 6’0, 190, 4.67
7-45-252 St. Louis (Compensatory Selection)- CB Clarence Smith, Langston, 6’0, 190, 4.51