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* = denotes junior eligible
** = denotes sophomore eligible
% = denotes player who did not play football in college
*Saints trade 2nd overall pick to the Jets for 4th overall pick, 35th overall pick and 97th overall pick.
No other trades are projected, because predicting draft day trades is a futile effort.
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Round 1
 1. Mario Williams, DE NC State*
Other options: RB Reggie Bush, OT D'Brickashaw Ferguson, QB Vince Young
The Houston Texans find themselves with the #1 overall choice for the second time in five years, and had the first crack at landing a dynamic talent and high-profile player in USC's Reggie Bush. But as the draft nears, the Texans have pulled what will prove to be the first of many "swerves" in the chaotic draft weekend, by signing NC State Defensive End Mario Williams to a 6-year contract, clinching his services. Mario Williams resides as the #1 talent on my personal big board, and Texans GM Charlie Casserly deserves credit for making the gutsy, and ultimately better, choice here.
2. NY Jets(f. NO) - Reggie Bush, RB USC* 
Other options: QB Matt Leinart, QB Vince Young, OT D'Brickashaw Ferguson
The Jets off-season saw a new regime take over in the coaching staff as well as the front office, ushering in first-time Head Coach Eric Mangini(formerly of the Patriots), and first-time GM Mike Tannenbaum. With the Texans surprising many by taking Mario Williams, the Jets have the perfect oppurtunity to open their "new era" with a bang by selecting the most marketable athlete in the draft, Reggie Bush. Not only does he fill a need behind an aging Curtis Martin, but his high-profile will fit right in for the biggest sports market in the country.
3. Tennessee Titans - Matt Leinart, QB USC 
Other options: OT D'Brickashaw Ferguson, QB Vince Young, QB Jay Cutler
With Steve McNair nearing the end of his long tenured career as the Titans's signal-caller, Tennessee seems to be focusing heavily on adding the heir to his position. Tennessee has done a terrific job of not tipping their hand and remaining unclear as to which of the "big 3" quarterbacks they plan on adding. But in the end, with former USC offensive coordinator Norm Chow as the standing OC for the Titans, and a USC alum in Jeff Fisher helming the head coaching position, Tennessee will turn to Matt Leinart. Fisher has shown no desire to "rebuild" under a new quarterback, and Leinart proves to be the most pro-ready of the "big 3." Floyd Reese will lobby for Young as an heir to McNair, but Fisher and his coaching staff will win out in the end.
4. New Orleans Saints(f. NO) - D'Brickashaw Ferguson, OT Virginia 
Other options: OLB AJ Hawk, TE Vernon Davis, QB Vince Young
The Saints have made no secret of wanting to move out of their original #2 slot, and with Houston selecting Mario Williams over Bush, they found ample suitors. The Saints made a big off-season splash by signing QB Drew Brees of the Saints, and despite moving 2005 first rounder Jammal Brown to left tackle, they'll get their man here by selecting mountainous Virginia left tackle D'Brickashaw Ferguson. He'll keep their new franchise QB upright and allow them to move Jammal Brown back to his more natural position of RT, providing them with bookend tackles for the next decade.
5. Green Bay Packers - AJ Hawk, OLB Ohio State 
Other options: TE Vernon Davis, OLB Ernie Sims, DB Michael Huff
During the 2005 draft Packers GM Ted Thompson ignored the teams pressing need for defense and jumped the gun on taking Brett Favre's heir apparent, in Aaron Rodgers. Its now or never to add some defensive help, preferrably the type of defensive help who comes along with consistency and leadership. Those two words are two of the first that come to mind when describing Ohio State linebacker AJ Hawk, the anchor of a great Ohio State defense and a guy who can make plays anywhere on the field. He'll quickly be the anchor of Green Bay's ailing D.
6. San Francisco 49ers - Vernon Davis, TE Maryland* 
Other options: DB Michael Huff, DT Haloti Ngata, OT Winston Justice
The once-proud 49ers have been marred by mediocrity and worse in recent years, and tried to turn that downward trend around by drafting Utah QB Alex Smith with the #1 overall pick in the 2005 draft. Viewed as a stretch by many, the experiment was a let down in year 1, where Smith produced only 1 touchdown while tossing 11 picks. But, have no fear Niners fans, Vernon is here. Ask just about any QB coach how you can add to the comfort level of a young QB, and they'll tell you two things: a cornerstone OT, or an athletic pass-catcher who can find seams and make catches in traffic. Without an elite OT on the board, the Niners will gladly opt for the ladder in Maryland TE Vernon Davis.
7. Oakland Raiders - Michael Huff, CB Texas 
Other options: QB Vince Young, DT Haloti Ngata, QB Jay Cutler
A dynamic talent like Vince Young will be appealing to the Raiders here, but with last year's 3rd round pick in QB Andrew Walter still on the roster, and a non-existant history of drafting QBs in the 1st round by Al Davis, they'll turn to Davis's favorite form of drafting: defensive speed. Texas DB Michael Huff has the size and hard hitting ability to play free safety, but also has the lateral quickness and coverage skills to contribute immediately as a cornerback. And on top of that, he clocked in with a 4.36 40-yard dash at the combine, which surely piqued Al Davis's interest.
8. Buffalo Bills - Brodrick Bunkley, DT Florida State 
Other options: OT Winston Justice, DT Haloti Ngata, OLB Ernie Sims
The Bills, under new General Manager Marv Levy, will certainly take a long look at adding athleticism and upside to a lackluster offensive line here. But in the end, the once-dominant Bills defense has taken hits in free agency after alreading regressing greatly in 2005. They could apt for the space-eating 2 gap tackle in Oregon's Haloti Ngata, but in the end the best fit lays in Florida State's Brodrick Bunkley, a tenacious inside man who makes a living in the backfield.
9. Detroit Lions - Ernie Sims, OLB Florida State* 
Other options: DE Kamerion Wimbley, CB Jonathan Joseph, OT Winston Justice
The Detroit Lions havent selected a defensive player in the 1st round in nearly a decade, but the team remains lackluster on both sides of the ball. With additions to the QB position in Jon Kitna and Josh McCown, a talented WR corps and an up-and-coming runningback in Kevin Jones, the Lions desperately need to look defense here. And with a defensive minded Head Coach in Rod Marinelli, he'll realize that the explosive missile defender that is Ernie Sims not only fills a need but helps start the rebuilding process on the defensive side of things.
10. Arizona Cardinals - Vince Young, QB Texas* 
Other options: DT Haloti Ngata, QB Jay Cutler, OT Winston Justice
The Cardinals boasted the #1 passing offense in the NFL in 2005, even with an aged and oft-injured Kurt Warner at the helm. The edition of former Colts mainstay Edgerrin James adds a new dimension to what was already an explosive offense. So clearly, Arizona should want to go Defense here, right? Not so fast. Vince Young is an exceptional athlete and leader, and very miniscule defficiencies have allowed him to slide down the draft board. Cardinals coach Dennis Green knows a great playmaking QB when he sees one, so jumps on the chance to draft Young.
11. St.Louis Rams - Jay Cutler, QB Vanderbilt 
Other options: DT Haloti Ngata, CB Jonathan Joseph, OLB Chad Greenway
New Rams coach Scott Linehan brings an extensive resume of potent offenses and the ability to develop Quarterbacks. The Rams already have an above-average offense and a former Pro Bowler at QB in Marc Bulger, but there are rumors that Linehan wants to develop a QB of his own, and at #11 he'll be hard pressed to pass on the over-hyped king riser of this draft, Vanderbilt's Jay Cutler. An addition to the defensive backfield like Jonathan Joseph or a space-eater inside like Haloti Ngata might be the smarter choice, but Linehan goes with what he knows.
12. Cleveland Browns - Kamerion Wimbley, OLB Florida State 
Other options: OLB Manny Lawson, CB Jonathan Joseph, OLB Bobby Carpenter
Cleveland went on a rabid spending spree in the off-season, using their abdunance of salary cap space to greatly upgrade their ailing offense. In the draft, Romeo Crennel looks to add some defensive pieces who will better ease the full conversion from the 43-defense to the 34-defense. They added former Patriots OLB Willie McGinest already, and they'll take it one step further by adding his variable clone, in FSU's Kamerion Wimbley.
13. Baltimore Ravens - Haloti Ngata, DT Oregon* 
Other options : OT Winston Justice, CB Jonathan Joseph, DB Donte Whitner
During the Super Bowl hay-days of the Baltimore Ravens, their defense excelled because their linebackers had free-range to make plays while two massive defensive tackles--Sam Adams and Tony Siragusa--did the dirty work up front. Since the afforementioned moved on, Ray Lewis and the rest of the Ravens defense has never really gotten back to that form. But the Ravens are thrilled to add a massive, space-eating mauler to the DT rotation in Oregon's Haloti Ngata.
14. Philadelphia Eagles - Winston Justice, OT USC* 
Other options: WR Chad Jackson, DT John McCargo, OLB Chad Greenway
The Eagles, like the Ravens, also failed to live up to expectations due to a severe run of crippling injuries, and the lockerroom drama known as Terrell Owens. The Eagles might look to find Owens's replacement in speedy Florida WR Chad Jackson, or to add another disruptive interior defender to the defensive line rotation in NC State's John McCargo. Knowing the team's history of building from the trenches and covetting linemen, they won't be able to pass on Winston Justice, who should shift to his natural position of Left Tackle and replace soon-to-be free agent Tra Thomas.
15. Denver Broncos(f. Atl) - Chad Jackson, WR Florida* 
Other options: RB Laurence Maroney, TE Leonard Pope, DB Donte Whitner
The Broncos have been the most active team in regards to trading and acquiring draft picks, having once been in possession of the #22 and #29 overall selections in the first round. Now they sit squarely in the middle of the 1st round, with a number of areas and positions they could address. They'll give a hard look at adding a playmaking Tight End, or adding the perfect compliment to their zone-blocking offense in Minnesota RB Laurence Maroney. But in the end, after years of clammering to find Rod Smith's replacement, they choose a skilled newcomer in Florida's Chad Jackson.
16. Miami Dolphins - Jonathan Joseph, CB South Carolina* 
Other options : OLB Chad Greenway, CB Tye Hill, FS Ko Simpson
After the off-season acquisition of star QB Daunte Culpepper, the Miami Dolphins have become a shique pick to become one of the AFC's powerhouse teams in 2006. With a bright young coaching staff and a great core of offensive talent, they really need a good draft on the defensive side of the ball to solidify those lofty expectations. Miami head coach Nick Saban will start by adding some much-needed help to the defensive backfield, in speedy South Carolina corner Jon Joseph.
17. Minnesota Vikings - Roger "Rocky" McIntosh, OLB Miami 
Other options: RB LenDale White, OLB Chad Greenway, WR Santonio Holmes
Minnesota is on the opposite end of the football spectrum with Miami, having recently dealt their star Quarterback and the face of the franchise, Daunte Culpepper. They find themselves with a completely new coaching staff, headed by first-timer Brad Childress and two first-time coordinators. Minnesota has an assortment of areas that they could upgrade upon, but they'll make the first surprising "stretch" pick of the draft--selecting freakishly athletic but under-achieving Miami OLB, Roger "Rocky" McIntosh.
18. Dallas Cowboys - Manny Lawson, OLB NC State 
Other options: DB Donte Whitner, DB Jason Allen, OLB Chad Greenway
Dallas enters 2006 in a potential do-or-die scenario with head coach Bill Parcells facing another retirement. The Cowboys took a big step in the conversion to a Parcells-patented 34-defense with the selection of DeMarcus Ware in the 2005 draft. While an upgrade at free safety, cornerback, and the offensive line are imminent, Parcells will take the extra step in ensuring a dominant outside defense with the selection of athletic NC State defensive end Manny Lawson.
19. San Diego Chargers - Donte Whitner, DB Ohio State* 
Other options: WR Santonio Holmes, FS Ko Simpson, CB Antonio Cromartie
The Chargers will have a lot to overcome in 2006 with the ushering in of a new guard, in QB Philip Rivers. But more importantly to their potential success, is the need to upgrade one of the league's worst pass defenses. Over the years the Chargers have repeatedly tried to mend this issue by drafting the likes of Quentin Jammer, Sammy Davis, and Drayton Florence on the first day of the draft. None have worked out too well, but they're happy to see one of the draft's rising defensive talents fall to them at 19. Donte Whitner is a torpedo defender who is versatile enough to contribute right away at Free Safety, Strong Safety, Nickel DB and on special teams.
20. Kansas City Chiefs - Antonio Cromartie, CB Florida State* 
Other options: WR Santonio Holmes, DT John McCargo, DB Jason Allen
The Chiefs took a big step in establishing a foundation for defense in 2005, but they clearly have not reached the pinnacle yet. There could be some temptation to select a playmaking WR like Ohio State's Santonio Holmes, but the Chiefs offense has consistently been productive without a star on the outside. With new head coach Herman Edwards--a former defensive back--now at the helm, they'll have a hard time passing on Florida State's Antonio Cromartie, a game-changing type of athlete at the cornerback position.
21. New England Patriots - Tye Hill, CB Clemson 
Other options: WR Santonio Holmes, RB DeAngelo Williams, OLB Bobby Carpenter
For the first time in seemingly forever, Bill Billichick and co. weren't hoisting the Lombardi trophy in early February. After key losses like K Adam Vinatieri and OLB Willie McGinest, the Patriots will look to a strong draft to start to rebuild the foundation of their team. They could look to go 34-OLB here, with Ohio State's Bobby Carpenter(a very comparable player to current-Patriot Mike Vrabel), or even add some fresh legs to the backfield in Memphis RB DeAngelo Williams. But there is a glaring need for a competent man-cover corner on the outside, and they'll find that in Clemson's Tye Hill.
22. San Francisco 49ers(f. Den f. Was) - DeAngelo Williams, RB Memphis 
Other options: DB Jason Allen, OLB Bobby Carpenter, OLB Chad Greenway
The 49ers were on the other end of a deal with the Denver Broncos, swapping their 2nd and 3rd round draft choices to catapult to the latter half of the 1st round. There is an obvious need for defensive secondary help and a pass-rushing presence, but with the league's worst ranked offense, a young Quarterback and no clear-cut starter at runningback, they'll aid Alex Smith's progression in a big way by adding dynamic Memphis RB DeAngelo Williams to the fold. 49ers Head Coach Mike Nolan coached DeAngelo Williams in the Senior Bowl and was reportedly enamored with him.
23. Tampa Bay Bucs - John McCargo, DT NC State* 
Other options: DB Jason Allen, WR Santonio Holmes, OLB Chad Greenway
The Buccaneers surprised many in 2005 by competing in a competitive NFC South and making the playoffs. To further their progression, there are a number of areas they could upgrade. Perhaps they look to add another weapon to young QB Chris Simms's arsenal, like Ohio State WR Santonio Holmes. They could also upgrade an aging linebacker corps with someone like Iowa's Chad Greenway. Running a successful cover-2 defense, a beloved practice of Tampa defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin, relies heavily on having an athletic defensive line to put pressure on the opposition's QB. While Chris Hovan was a pleasent surprise for the Bucs and has since been re-signed, they'll have a hard time passing on an ideal 1-gap penetrator like NC State's John McCargo.
24. Cincinnati Bengals - Marcedes Lewis, TE UCLA 
Other options: DT Gabriel Watson, OLB Chad Greenway, DB Jason Allen
While the Bengals' biggest concern heading into the '06 season will be the health of Carson Palmer, the always defensive-minded Marvin Lewis will definitely be looking to upgrade a "bend but dont break" 2005 defensive unit. With most of the premiere defensive line talent off of the board, the Bengals will have a hard time passing on UCLA's dynamic tight end, Marcedes Lewis.
25. NY Giants - Jason Allen, DB Tennessee 
Other options: OLB Chad Greenway, WR Santonio Holmes, OT Eric Winston
The Giants enjoyed a division title and playoff berth in Eli Manning's 2nd season at Quarterback, but a disappointing blowout loss to the Panthers has them wanting more. The pieces are largely there on offense, but some defensive roleplayers would only benefit the team. The Giants could look at a complimentary linebacker here, but with the off-season addition of LaVar Arrington, they'll find better value in adding a versatile defensive back like Tennessee's Jason Allen. Allen suffered a severe hip injury in the 2005 season, but he has since rebounded to be considered one of the top defensive backs in this year's draft class.
26. Chicago Bears - Chad Greenway, OLB Iowa 
Other options: CB Richard Marshall, TE Joe Klopfenstein, OLB Bobby Carpenter
The Bears found success in 2005 despite inconsistent QB play and an offense that ranked near the bottom of the NFL. With the off-season signing of QB Brian Griese and a solid backfield, they'll turn to defense in the draft--despite being the #2 defense in the NFL in 2005. The Bears linebacker corps boasted two Pro Bowlers in '05, in MLB Brian Urlacher and OLB Lance Briggs. But there is room for improvement at the strongside linebacker position, and they'll be able to find that in Chad Greenway, one of the draft's best cover-men at linebacker.
27. Carolina Panthers - Joe Klopfenstein, TE Colorado 
Other options: DT Gabriel Watson, TE Marcedes Lewis, RB LenDale White
The breakout season of diminutively-sized wide receiver Steve Smith was a boost that propelled the Carolina Panthers to the NFC title game. With a defense that will return All-Pro defensive tackle Kris Jenkins, the Panthers will likely look towards the offensive side of the ball to ensure another run of success in 06. With the afforementioned Smith and new addition Keyshawn Johnson at wide receiver, one of the dire needs for the Panthers offense is a balanced Tight End. In Colorado's Joe Klopfenstein, they find a versatile player who can block and also find seams that exploits a defense.
28. Jacksonville Jaguars - Laurence Maroney, RB Minnesota* 
Other options: RB Joe Addai, OC Nick Mangold, OLB Bobby Carpenter
With a 12-4 record in 2005, the Jaguars and their dominant defense surprised many by appearing in the playoffs. They were quickly eliminated by the Patriots, and their up-and-coming coaching staff lead by Jack Del Rio will aim to change that in '06. One glaring need in '05 was a complimentary cornerback to go with All-Pro Rashean Mathis, but the Jaguars signed former Vikings CB Brian Williams to a long-term deal in the off-season. With Fred Taylor potentially on his last leg, and Greg Jones downgraded to primarily playing Fullback, the Jaguars will look to take a shot on a brilliant cut-back runner in Minnesota's Laurence Maroney.
29. NY Jets(f. Den) - Bobby Carpenter, OLB Ohio State 
Other options: DB Jimmy Williams, RB LenDale White, OC Nick Mangold
The New York Jets acquired an additional 1st round draft choice in the 2006 NFL draft for the services of Pro Bowl defensive end John Abraham. By moving up to draft Reggie Bush early in the 1st round, they've found their runner of the future and can turn to defense. With Eric Mangini bringing along a full-fledged 34-defensive scheme, they'll have a hard time passing on skilled Ohio State rusher Bobby Carpenter.
30. Indianapolis Colts - Joe Addai, RB LSU 
Other options: OC Nick Mangold, DB Jimmy Williams, CB Richard Marshall
The Indianapolis Colts ran rampant through the regular season in '05, threatening the Miami Dolphins perfect regular season record. But when it came time to perform in the playoffs, they went into a shell and succumbed to the will and desire of the eventual champions, the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Colts defense finally came together under defensive-genius Tony Dungey in 2005, and the loss of Edgerrin James to the Arizona Cardinals in the off-season is clearly a pressing need. GM Bill Polian will do his best to replace James, by adding a versatile runner who is adept in the passing game, in LSU's Joseph Addai.
31. Seattle Seahawks - Santonio Holmes, WR Ohio State* 
Other options: OG Max Jean-Gilles, CB Richard Marshall, DE Tamba Hali
The defending NFC Champions lost one of the best offensive guards in the game during the off-season shuffle in Steve Hutchinson, but largely return the same squad that lost to the Steelers in Super Bowl XL. They could look to upgrade their individual pass rush as well as the defensive backfield, but after losing a good chunk of last year's production in Joe Jurevicius, they'll go with speedy Ohio State wideout Santonio Holmes.
32. Pittsburgh Steelers - LenDale White, RB USC* 
Other options: OG Max Jean-Gilles, FS Ko Simpson, ILB D'Qwell Jackson
The Steelers are coming off of a spotless performence against the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl XL, but still have plenty of areas of need that they could upgrade upon. A dynamic pass-rusher like Ohio State's Bobby Carpenter is an option, as well as a road-grader on the inside of the offensive line like Georgia's Max Jean-Gilles. But after losing long-tenured short yardage demon Jerome Bettis, they find the perfect replacement in USC's LenDale White.
Round 2
33. Houston Texans - Eric Winston, OT Miami
34. New Orleans Saints - Nick Mangold, OC Ohio State
35. New Orleans Saints(f. NYJ) -Richard Marshall, CB Fresno State
36. Green Bay Packers - Jimmy Williams, CB Virginia Tech
37. Oakland Raiders - Max Jean-Gilles, OG Georgia
38. Denver Broncos(f. SF) - Leonard Pope, TE Georgia
39. Tennessee Titans - Ryan O'Callaghan, OT California
40. Detroit Lions - Tamba Hali, DE Penn State
41. Arizona Cardinals - Daniel Bullocks, S Nebraska
42. Buffalo Bills - Ko Simpson, FS South Carolina**
43. Cleveland Browns - DeMeco Ryans, OLB Alabama
44. Baltimore Ravens - Jon Scott, OT Texas
45. Philadelphia Eagles - Mark Anderson, DE Alabama
46. St.Louis Rams - Kelly Jennings, CB Miami
47. Atlanta Falcons - Darnell Bing, SS USC*
48. Minnesota Vikings - Darryl Tapp, DE Virginia Tech
49. Dallas Cowboys - Rob Sims, OG Ohio State
50. San Diego Chargers - Daryn Colledge, OL Boise State
51. Minnesota Vikings(f. Mia) - D'Qwell Jackson, ILB Maryland
52. Kansas City Chiefs - Danieal Manning, DB Abilene-Christian*
53. New England Patriots - Demetrius Williams, WR Oregon
54. Washington Redskins - Cedric Griffin, DB Texas
55. Tampa Bay Bucs - Sinorice Moss, WR Miami
56. Carolina Panthers - Thomas Howard, OLB UTEP
57. Chicago Bears - Dominique Byrd, TE USC
58. Cincinnati Bengals - Demario Minter, CB Georgia
59. NY Giants - Charles Spencer, OG Pittsburgh
60. Jacksonville Jaguars - Charles Gordon, CB Kansas*
61. Denver Broncos - Gabriel Watson, DT Michigan
62. Indianapolis Colts - Derek Hagan, WR Arizona State
63. Seattle Seahawks - Davin Joseph, OG Oklahoma
64. Pittsburgh Steelers - Kai Parham, ILB Virginia*
Round 3
65. Houston Texans - Brian Calhoun, RB Wisconsin*
66. Houston Texans(f. NO) - Travis Wilson, WR Oklahoma
67. Green Bay Packers - Taitusi "Deuce" Lutui, OG USC
68. Denver Broncos(f. SF) - Greg Jennings, WR Western Michigan
69. Oakland Raiders - Mathias Kiwanuka, DE Boston College
70. Buffalo Bills(f. Tenn) - Tim Day, TE Oregon
71. NY Jets - Chris Gocong, LB Cal Poly SLO
72. Arizona Cardinals - Anthony Fasano, TE Notre Dame*
73. Buffalo Bills - Stanley McClover, DE Auburn**
74. Detroit Lions - Marcus McNeil, OT Auburn
75. New England Patriots(f. Bal) - David Pittman, CB Northwestern St
76. Philadelphia Eagles - Maurice Stovall, WR Notre Dame
77. St. Louis Rams - Derrick Martin, CB Wyoming*
78. Cleveland Browns - Maurice Drew, RB/RET UCLA*
79. Atlanta Falcons - Ashton Youboty, CB Ohio State*
80. Dallas Cowboys - Andrew Whitworth, OT LSU
81. San Diego Chargers - Abdul Hodge, MLB Iowa
82. Miami Dolphins - Claude Wroten, DT LSU
83. Minnesota Vikings - Brodie Croyle, QB Alabama
84. San Francisco 49ers(f. Was) - Parys Haralson, DE/OLB Tennessee
85. Kansas City Chiefs - Charlie Whitehurst, QB Clemson
86. New England Patriots - Guy Whimper, OT East Carolina
87. NY Giants - Rashad Butler, OT Miami
88. Carolina Panthers(f. Chi) - Rodrique Wright, DT Texas
89. Carolina Panthers - Dwayne Slay, FS Texas Tech
90. Tampa Bay Bucs - Jon Alston, OLB Stanford
91. Cincinnati Bengals - Babatunde Oshinowo, DT Stanford
92. Jacksonville Jaguars - Leon Washington, RB Florida State
93. Atlanta Falcons(f. Den) - Jerome Harrison, RB Washington State
94. Indianapolis Colts - James Wyche, DE/OLB Syracuse
95. Minnesota Vikings(f. Sea) - Roman Harper, S Alabama
96. Pittsburgh Steelers - Devin Hester, ATH Miami*
97. New Orleans Saints(f. NYJ) - Chris Chester, OC/G Oklahoma
Round 4
98. Houston Texans - TJ Jackson, NT Auburn
99. New Orleans Saints - Stephen Tulloch, OLB NC State
100. San Francisco 49ers - Brandon Johnson, OLB Louisville
101. Oakland Raiders - Greg Blue, FS Georgia
102. Tennessee Titans - Will Blackmon, CB/WR Boston College
103. NY Jets - Kellen Clemens, QB Oregon
104. Green Bay Packers - Cory Rodgers, WR TCU*
105. Buffalo Bills - Kevin Boothe, OG Cornell
106. New England Patriots(f. Det) - Anthony Schlegel, MLB Ohio State
107. Arizona Cardinals - Aaron Lips, OG Louisiana Tech
108. Philadelphia Eagles - Matt Bernstein, FB Wisconsin
109. St. Louis Rams - Greg Lee, WR Pittsburgh
110. Cleveland Browns - Jonathan Lewis, DT Virginia Tech
111. Baltimore Ravens - Tarvaris Jackson, QB Alabama St
112. Cleveland Browns(f. Atl) - Paul McQuistan, OT Weber State
113. San Diego Chargers - Jahmille Addae, S West Virginia
114. Miami Dolphins - Bruce Gradkowski, QB Toledo
115. Minnesota Vikings - Willie Evans, DE Mississippi State
116. Philadelphia Eagles(f. Dal) - Owen Daniels, TE Wisconsin
117. NY Jets(f. KC) - Jonathan Orr, WR Wisconsin
118. New England Patriots - Demetrice "Dee" Webb, CB Florida*
119. Denver Broncos(f. Was) - Ray Edwards, DE Purdue*
120. Chicago Bears - Brandon Marshall, WR Central Florida
121. Carolina Panthers - Taurean Henderson, RB Texas Tech
122. Tampa Bay Bucs - Derek Morris, OT NC State*
123. Cincinnati Bengals - Alan Zemaitis, CB/S Penn State
124. NY Giants - Gerris Wilkerson, MLB Georgia Tech
125. Jacksonville Jaguars - TJ Williams, TE NC State
126. Denver Broncos - Bernie Pollard, SS Purdue*
127. Philadelphia Eagles(f. Ind) - Cedric Humes, RB Virginia Tech
128. Seattle Seahawks - Omar Jacobs, QB Bowling Green*
129. Pittsburgh Steelers - Michael Robinson, ATH Penn State
130. Denver Broncos - Hank Baskett, WR New Mexico
131. Pittsburgh Steelers - Quadtrine Hill, TB Miami
132. Baltimore Ravens - Jesse Mahelona, DT Tennessee
133. Pittsburgh Steelers - Victor Adeyanju, DE/OLB Indiana
Round 5
134. Buffalo Bills(f. Hou) - Quincy Butler, CB TCU
135. New Orleans Saints - Lawrence Vickers, FB Colorado
136. New England Patriots(f. Oak) - PJ Daniels, RB Georgia Tech
137. Tennessee Titans - Fred Matua, OG USC*
138. NY Jets - LeKevin Smith, DT Nebraska
139. Green Bay Packers - Pat Watkins, FS Florida State
140. San Francisco 49ers - Jason Avant, WR Michigan
141. Detroit Lions - Marcus Hudson, DB NC State
142. Arizona Cardinals - Dale Robinson, MLB Arizona State
143. Buffalo Bills - Anthony Smith, FS Syracuse
144. St. Louis Rams - Eric Henderson, DE Georgia Tech
145. Cleveland Browns - Darrell Hunter, CB Miami Ohio
146. Baltimore Ravens - Elvis Dumervil, DE Louisville
147. Philadelphia Eagles - Michael Toudouze, OT TCU
148. Atlanta Falcons - Jeff Webb, WR SDSU
149. Minnesota Vikings - Martin Nance, WR Miami Ohio
150. Dallas Cowboys - Kyle Williams, DT LSU
151. San Diego Chargers - Reggie McNeal, QB/ATH Texas A&M
152. Cleveland Browns(f. NE) - Brandon Williams, WR Wisconsin
153. Washington Redskins - Ryan Plackemeier, P Wake Forest
154. Kansas City Chiefs - Marques Colston, WR Hofstra
155. Carolina Panthers - Mark Setterstrom, OG Minnesota
156. Tampa Bay Bucs - Anwar Phillips, CB Penn State
157. Cincinnati Bengals - Brad Smith, QB/ATH Missouri
158. NY Giants - Orien Harris, DT Miami
159. Chicago Bears - AJ Nicholson, OLB Florida State
160. Jacksonville Jaguars - Leon Williams, MLB Miami
161. Denver Broncos - Rashon Powers-Neal, FB Notre Dame
162. Indianapolis Colts - Chris Hannon, WR Tennessee
163. Seattle Seahawks - Jerious Norwood, RB Mississippi State
164. Pittsburgh Steelers - Willie Reid, WR/RET Florida State
165. Green Bay Packers - David Thomas, TE/HB Texas
166. Baltimore Ravens - Mike Kudla, DE Ohio State
167. Pittsburgh Steelers - Garrett Mills, FB Tulsa
168. Philadelphia Eagles - Na'Shan Goddard, OG South Carolina
169. Tennessee Titans - Freddie Roach, MLB Alabama
Round 6
170. Houston Texans - Ryan Cook, OC New Mexico
171. New Orleans Saints - Travis Williams, OLB Auburn
172. Tennessee Titans - Ryan LaCasse, OLB Syracuse
173. Washington Redskins(f. NYJ) - Freddy Keiaho, MLB/SS SDSU
174. New Orleans Saints(f. GB) - Andre Hall, RB South Florida
175. San Francisco 49ers - Nate Salley, FS Ohio State
176. Oakland Raiders - Anthony Mix, WR Auburn
177. Arizona Cardinals - Montavious Stanley, DT Louisville
178. Buffalo Bills - Jabari Levey, OT South Carolina
179. Detroit Lions - Mike Bell, RB Arizona
180. Cleveland Browns - Will Allen, OG Texas
181. Baltimore Ravens - Mike Hass, WR Oregon State
182. Dallas Cowboys(f. Phi) - Willie Andrews, S Baylor
183. St. Louis Rams - John Jolly, DT Texas A&M
184. Atlanta Falcons - Jeff Bolton, OG Montana State
185. Minnesota Vikings - Jamar Williams, OLB Arizona State
186. Kansas City Chiefs(f. Dal) - Jason Spitz, OG Louisville
187. San Diego Chargers - Steve Fifita, NT Utah
188. San Diego Chargers(f. Mia) - Todd Watkins, WR Brigham Young
189. Washington Redskins - Gerrick McPhearson, CB Maryland
190. Kansas City Chiefs - JD Runnels, FB Oklahoma
191. New England Patriots - Marcus Mikulec, ILB Sam Houston St
192. San Francisco 49ers(f. TB) - Terna Nande, OLB Miami Ohio
193. Cincinnati Bengals - Greg Eslinger, OC Minnesota
194. Tampa Bay Bucs(f. NYG) - Darrell Hackney, QB Alabama-Birmingham
195. Chicago Bears - Kedric Golston, DT Georgia
196. Washington Redskins(f. Car) - Albert Toeaina, OG Tennessee
197. Jacksonville Jaguars - Joe Toledo, OT Washington
198. Denver Broncos - Calvin Lowry, SS Penn State
199. Indianapolis Colts - Travis Leffew, OT Louisville
200. Chicago Bears(f. Sea) - Greg Threat, SS Miami
201. Pittsburgh Steelers - Mike Degory, OC Florida
202. Tampa Bay Bucs - James Anderson, OLB Va Tech
203. Baltimore Ravens - Kevin Simon, MLB Tennessee
204. Philadelphia Eagles - Barrick Nealy, QB Texas State
205. New England Patriots - Charles Davis, TE Purdue
206. New England Patriots - Devin Aromashodu, WR Auburn
207. Indianapolis Colts - Omar Gaither, OLB Tennessee
208. Baltimore Ravens - DonTrell Moore, RB New Mexico
Round 7
209. Cincinnati Bengals(f. Hou) - Jeremy Bloom, WR Colorado
210. New Orleans Saints - Paul Pinegar, QB Fresno State
211. NY Jets - Ed Hinkel, WR Iowa
212. Miami Dolphins(f. GB) - Gerald Riggs Jr, RB Tennessee
213. San Francisco 49ers - Justin Holland, QB Colorado State
214. Oakland Raiders - Pat Ross, OC Boston College
215. Tennessee Titans - Eric Kimble, WR Eastern Washington
216. Buffalo Bills - Manase Hopoi, DT Washington
217. Detroit Lions - Jovon Bouknight, WR Wyoming
218. Arizona Cardinals - Frostee Rucker, DE USC
219. Baltimore Ravens - Tim Massaquoi, HB/TE Michigan
220. Philadelphia Eagles - Maurice Bennett, LB Lafayette
221. St. Louis Rams - Tony Scheffler, TE Western Michigan
222. Cleveland Browns - Brian Iwuh, SS/OLB Colorado
223. Atlanta Falcons - Copeland Bryan, DE/OLB Arizona
224. Dallas Cowboys - Antarrious Williams, OLB Auburn
225. San Diego Chargers - Donnie McClesky, S California
226. Miami Dolphins - Melvin Oliver, DE LSU
227. San Diego Chargers(f. Min) - Willie Hall, OT Middle Tenn St*
228. Kansas City Chiefs - Skyler Green, WR/RET LSU
229. New England Patriots - Tim McGarigle, ILB Northwestern
230. Washington Redskins - Jeff King, TE Virginia Tech
231. Cincinnati Bengals - Rob Ninkovich, DE Purdue
232. NY Giants - Zach Strief, OT Northwestern
233. Miami Dolphins(f. Chi) - Justin London, ILB UCLA
234. Carolina Panthers - Troy Reddick, OG Auburn
235. Tampa Bay Bucs - Chijioke Onyenegecha, CB Oklahoma
236. San Francisco 49ers(f. Jac) - Titus Adams, DL Nebraska
237. Carolina Panters(f. Den) - Trent Bray, MLB Oregon State
238. Tennessee Titans(f. Ind) - Marcus Vick, QB Virginia Tech*
239. Seattle Seahawks - Marques Hagans, QB/ATH Virginia
240. Pittsburgh Steelers - Quinn Sypniewski, TE Colorado
241. Tampa Bay Bucs - Nick Turnbull, FS Florida International
242. St. Louis Rams - Clint Ingram, LB Oklahoma
243. St. Louis Rams - Ben Obomanu, WR Auburn
244. Tampa Bay Bucs - Tyler McMeans, OG Miami
245. Tennessee Titans - Quinton Ganther, TB Utah
246. Tennessee Titans - Charlie Peprah, SS Alabama
247. Detroit Lions - Marcus Maxey, CB Miami
248. Buffalo Bills - Spencer Havner, OLB UCLA
249. Seattle Seahawks - Quinn Ojannaka, OT Syracuse
250. Washington Redskins - Erik Gill, TE Pittsburgh
251. Houston Texans - Jai Lewis, ATH/TE George Mason%
252. New Orleans Saints - Adam Stenavich, OT Michigan
253. Green Bay Packers - Dawan Landry, FS Georgia Tech
254. San Francisco 49ers - Valentine Chude, ILB Western New Mexico
255. Oakland Raiders - Carlton Jones, RB Army
Picks by Team
Arizona Cardinals
10 Vince Young, QB Texas
41 Daniel Bullocks, S Nebraska
72 Anthony Fasano, TE Notre Dame
107 Aaron Lips, OG Louisiana Tech
142 Dale Robinson, MLB Arizona State
177 Montavious Stanley, DT Louisville
218 Frostee Rucker, DE USC
Atlanta Falcons
47 Darnell Bing, SS USC
79 Ashton Youboty, CB Ohio State
93 Jerome Harrison, RB Washington
148 Jeff Webb, WR SDSU
184 Jeff Bolton, OG Montana State
223 Copeland Bryan, DE/OLB Arizona
Baltimore Ravens
13 Haloti Ngata, DT Oregon
44 Jon Scott, OT Texas
111 Tarvaris Jackson, QB Alabama State
132 Jesse Mahelona, DT Tennessee
146 Elvis Dumervil, DE Louisville
166 Mike Kudla, DE Ohio State
181 Mike Hass, WR Oregon State
203 Kevin Simon, MLB Tennessee
DonTrell Moore, RB New Mexico
219 Tim Massaquoi, HB/TE Michigan
Buffalo Bills
8 Brodrick Bunkley, DT Florida State
42 Ko Simpson, FS South Carolina
70 Tim Day, TE Oregon
73 Stanley McClover, DE Auburn
105 Kevin Boothe, OG Cornell
134 Quincy Butler, CB TCU
143 Anthony Smith, FS Syracuse
178 Jabari Levey, OT South Carolina
216 Manase Hopoi, DT Washington
248 Spencer Havner, OLB UCLA
Carolina Panthers
27 Joe Klopfenstein, TE Colorado
56 Thomas Howard, OLB UTEP
88 Rodrique Wright, DT Texas
89 Dwayne Slay, FS Texas Tech
121 Taurean Henderson, RB Texas Tech
155 Mark Setterstrom, OG Minnesota
234 Troy Reddick, OG Auburn
237 Trent Bray, MLB Oregon State
Chicago Bears
26 Chad Greenway, OLB Iowa
57 Dominique Byrd, TE USC
120 Brandon Marshall, WR Central Florida
159 AJ Nicholson, OLB Florida State
195 Kedric Golston, DT Georgia
200 Greg Threat, SS Miami
Cincinnati Bengals
24 Marcedes Lewis, TE UCLA
58 Demario Minter, CB Georgia
91 Babatunde Oshinowo, DT Stanford
123 Alan Zemaitis, CB/S Penn State
157 Brad Smith, QB/ATH Missouri
193 Greg Eslinger, OC Minnesota
209 Jeremy Bloom, WR Colorado
231 Rob Ninkovich, DE Purdue
Cleveland Browns
12 Kamerion Wimbley, OLB Florida State
43 DeMeco Ryans, OLB Alabama
78 Maurice Drew, RB/RET UCLA
110 Jonathan Lewis, DT Virginia Tech
112 Paul McQuistan, OT Weber State
145 Darrell Hunter, CB Miami Ohio
152 Brandon Williams, WR Wisconsin
180 Will Allen, OG Texas
222 Brian Iwuh, SS/OLB Colorado
Dallas Cowboys
18 Manny Lawson, OLB NC State
49 Rob Sims, OG Ohio State
80 Andrew Whitworth, OT LSU
150 Kyle Williams, DT LSU
182 Willie Andrews, S Baylor
224 Antarrious Williams, OLB Auburn
Denver Broncos
15 Chad Jackson, WR Florida
37 Leonard Pope, TE Georgia*
61 Gabriel Watson, DT Michigan
68 Greg Jennings, WR Western Michigan
119 Ray Edwards, DE Purdue
126 Bernie Pollard, SS Purdue
130 Hank Baskett, WR New Mexico
161 Rashon Powers-Neal, FB Notre Dame
198 Calvin Lowry, SS Penn State
Detroit Lions
9 Ernie Sims, OLB Florida State
40 Tamba Hali, DE Penn State
74 Marcus McNeil, OT Auburn
141 Marcus Hudson, DB NC State
179 Mike Bell, RB Arizona
217 Jovon Bouknight, WR Wyoming
247 Marcus Maxey, CB Miami
Green Bay Packers
5 AJ Hawk, OLB Ohio State
36 Jimmy Williams, CB Virginia Tech
67 Taitusi "Deuce" Lutui, OG USC
104 Cory Rodgers, WR TCU
139 Pat Watkins, FS Florida State
165 David Thomas, TE/HB Texas
253 Dawan Landry, FS Georgia Tech
Houston Texans
1 Mario Williams, DE NC State
33 Eric Winston, OT Miami
65 Brian Calhoun, RB Wisconsin
66 Travis Wilson, WR Oklahoma
98 TJ Jackson, NT Auburn
170 Ryan Cook, OC New Mexico
251 Jai Lewis, ATH/TE George Mason
Indianapolis Colts
30 Joe Addai, RB LSU
62 Derek Hagan, WR Arizona State
94 James Wyche, DE/OLB Syracuse
162 Chris Hannon, WR Tennessee
199 Travis Leffew, OT Louisville
207 Omar Gaither, OLB Tennessee
Jacksonville Jaguars
28 Laurence Maroney, RB Minnesota
60 Charles Gordon, CB Kansas
92 Leon Washington, RB Florida State
125 TJ Williams, TE NC State
160 Leon Williams, MLB Miami
197 Joe Toledo, OT Washington
Kansas City Chiefs
20 Antonio Cromartie, CB Florida State
52 Danieal Manning, CB Abilene-Christian
85 Charlie Whitehurst, QB Clemson
154 Jason Spitz, OG Louisville
186 Marques Colston, WR Hofstra
190 JD Runnels, FB Oklahoma
228 Skyler Green, WR/RET LSU
Miami Dolphins
16 Jonathan Joseph, CB South Carolina
82 Claude Wroten, DT LSU
114 Bruce Gradkowski, QB Toledo
212 Gerald Riggs Jr, RB Tennessee
226 Melvin Oliver, DE LSU
233 Justin London, ILB UCLA
Minnesota Vikings
17 Rocky McIntosh, OLB Miami
48 Darryl Tapp, DE Virginia Tech
51 D'Qwell Jackson, ILB Maryland
83 Brodie Croyle, QB Alabama
95 Roman Harper, FS Alabama
115 Willie Evans, DE Mississippi State
149 Martin Nance, WR Miami Ohio
185 Jamar Williams, OLB Arizona State
New England Patriots
21 Tye Hill, CB Clemson
53 Demetrius Williams, WR Oregon
75 David Pittman, CB Northwestern St
86 Guy Whimper, OT East Carolina
106 Anthony Schlegel, MLB Ohio State
118 Demetrice "Dee" Webb, CB Florida
136 PJ Daniels, RB Georgia Tech
191 Marcus Mikulec, LB Sam Houston St
205 Charles Davis, TE Purdue
206 Devin Aromashodu, WR Auburn
229 Tim McGarigle, ILB Northwestern
New Orleans Saints
4* D'Brickashaw Ferguson, OT Virginia
34 Nick Mangold, OC Ohio State
35 Richard Marshall, CB Fresno State
97* Chris Chester, OG/C Oklahoma
99 Stephen Tulloch, OLB NC State
135 Lawrence Vickers, FB Colorado
171 Travis Williams, OLB Auburn
174 Andre Hall, RB South Florida
210 Paul Pinegar, QB Fresno State
252 Adam Stenavich, OT Michigan
New York Giants
25 Jason Allen, DB Tennessee
59 Charles Spencer, OG Pittsburgh
87 Rashad Butler, OT Miami
124 Gerris Wilkerson, MLB Georgia Tech
158 Orien Harris, DT Miami
232 Zach Strief, OT Northwestern
New York Jets
2* Reggie Bush, RB USC
29 Bobby Carpenter, OLB Ohio State
71 Chris Gocong, LB Cal Poly SLO
103 Kellen Clemens, QB Oregon
117 Jonathan Orr, WR Wisconsin
138 LeKevin Smith, DT Nebraska
211 Ed Hinkel, WR Iowa
Oakland Raiders
7 Michael Huff, CB Texas
37 Max Jean-Gilles, OG Georgia
69 Mathias Kiwanuka, DE Boston College
101 Greg Blue, FS Georgia
176 Anthony Mix, WR Auburn
214 Pat Ross, OC Boston College
Philadelphia Eagles
14 Winston Justice, OT USC
45 Mark Anderson, DE Alabama
76 Maurice Stovall, WR Notre Dame
108 Matt Bernstein, FB Wisconsin
116 Owen Daniels, TE Wisconsin
127 Cedric Humes, RB Virginia Tech
147 Michael Toudouze, OT TCU
168 Na'Shan Goddard, OG South Carolina
204 Barrick Nealy, QB Texas State
220 Maurice Bennett, LB Lafayette
Pittsburgh Steelers
32 LenDale White, RB USC
64 Kai Parham, ILB Virginia
96 Devin Hester, ATH Miami
129 Michael Robinson, ATH Penn State
131 Quadtrine Hill, TB Miami
133 Victor Adeyanju, DE/OLB Indiana
164 Willie Reid, WR/RET Florida State
167 Garrett Mills, FB Tulsa
201 Mike Degory, OC Florida
240 Quinn Sypniewski, TE Colorado
San Diego Chargers
19 Donte Whitner, SS Ohio State
50 Daryn Colledge, OL Boise State
81 Abdul Hodge, MLB Iowa
113 Jahmille Addae, S West Virginia
151 Reggie McNeal, QB/ATH Texas A&M
187 Steve Fifita, NT Utah
188 Todd Watkins, WR Brigham Young
225 Donnie McClesky, S California
San Francisco 49ers
6 Vernon Davis, TE Maryland
22 DeAngelo Williams, RB Memphis
84 Parys Haralson, DE/OLB Tennessee
100 Brandon Johnson, OLB Louisville
140 Jason Avant, WR Michigan
175 Nate Salley, FS Ohio State
192 Terna Nande, OLB Miami Ohio
213 Justin Holland, QB Colorado State
236 Titus Adams, DL Nebraska
254 Valentine Chude, ILB Western New Mexico
Seattle Seahawks
31 Santonio Holmes, WR Ohio State
63 Davin Joseph, OG Oklahoma
128 Omar Jacobs, QB Bowling Green
163 Jerious Norwood, RB Mississippi State
239 Marques Hagans, QB/WR Virginia
249 Quinn Ojannaka, OT Syracuse
St. Louis Rams
11 Jay Cutler, QB Vanderbilt
46 Kelly Jennings, CB Miami
77 Derrick Martin, CB Wyoming
109 Greg Lee, WR Pittsburgh
144 Eric Henderson, DE Georgia Tech
183 John Jolly, DT Texas A&M
221 Tony Scheffler, TE Western Michigan
242 Clint Ingram, LB Oklahoma
243 Ben Obomanu, WR Auburn
Tampa Bay Bucs
23 John McCargo, DT NC State
55 Sinorice Moss, WR Miami
90 Jon Alston, OLB Stanford
122 Derek Morris, OT NC State
156 Anwar Phillips, CB Penn State
194 Darrell Hackney, QB Alabama-Birmingham
235 Chijioke Onyenegecha, CB Oklahoma
241 Nick Turnbull, FS Florida International
244 Tyler McMeans, OG Miami
Tennessee Titans
3 Matt Leinart, QB USC
39 Ryan O'Callaghan, OT California
102 Will Blackmon, CB/WR Boston College
137 Fred Matua, OG USC
169 Freddie Roach, MLB Alabama
172 Ryan LaCasse, OLB Syracuse
215 Eric Kimble, WR Eastern Washington
238 Marcus Vick, QB Virginia Tech
245 Quinton Ganther, TB Utah
246 Charlie Peprah, SS Alabama
Washington Redskins
54 Cedric Griffin, DB Texas
153 Ryan Plackemeier, P Wake Forest
173 Freddy Keiaho, MLB/SS SDSU
189 Gerrick McPhearson, CB Maryland
196 Albert Toeaina, OG Tennessee
230 Jeff King, TE Virginia Tech
250 Erik Gill, TE Pittsburgh |
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