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Subject: NFL 1st Round Mock Draft
Posted by: NY Studs
- [30322721] Tue, Jan 30, 2007, 07:14
6th Annual NFL Draft Preview
With a two-week break between the conference championship games and the Super Bowl, it seems like the perfect time for the 6th Annual NFL Mock Draft.
This version comes without any trade projections, but if I was new Oakland Raiders' head coach Lane Kiffin, I'd force the front office to trade down. Oakland needs a bunch help, and no prospect in the draft can provide that instantly. A trade with Miami would have made sense because of the Nick Saban - JaMarcus Russell connection and the Dolphins' pressing need for a franchise quarterback, but then Nick Saban left for Alabama so that's probably not going to happen. Anyway, before Mel Kiper, Jr. comes out with his mock draft, here's mine:
1. Oakland: JaMarcus Russell, QB, LSU - Russell reminds many of Daunte Culpepper (when Culpepper was good) with his arm strength and size. He seems too intriguing for Al Davis to pass up although he struggled a bit against top competition. As I mentioned above, Oakland could also trade down.
2. Detroit: Brady Quinn, QB, Notre Dame - As crazy as it sounds, the Lions might take a wide receiver with their first round pick. Shocking. I’m praying it happens just for comedy's sake, but I don’t think it will. Matt Millen plays it “safe” and takes Quinn… who turns out to be a bigger bust than Joey Harrington.
3. Cleveland: Calvin Johnson, WR, Georgia Tech - The Browns hope the addition of Johnson to a receiving corps that already features Braylon Edwards and Kellen Winslow, Jr. would jumpstart this stagnant offense. Adrian Peterson would also fit here.
4. Tampa Bay: Jamaal Anderson, DE, Arkansas - The Bucs will need to fill the void created by Simeon Rice’s departure.
5. Arizona: Joe Thomas, OT, Wisconsin - Matt Leinart will be doing back flips if Thomas falls this far. He’ll protect Leinart for the next ten years.
6. Washington: Reggie Nelson, S, Florida - Coupling Nelson with Sean Taylor would work wonders for the Redskins’ defense. This team is not far from competing.
7. Minnesota: Gaines Adams, DE, Clemson - Former first round picks Erasmus James and Kenechi Udeze have been major busts. Adams would be a solid upgrade.
8. Houston: Adrian Peterson, RB, Oklahoma - The Texans catch a huge break if this scenario unfolds on draft day. Personally, I’d rather have the Peterson / Mario Williams combo than Reggie Bush / anyone else available at this point in the draft.
9. Miami: Amobi Okoye, DT, Louisville - Miami needs youthful, talented players on its aging defense, and Okoye would definitely bring those qualities. He could be the most interesting prospect in this year’s class. He’s only 19, but he graduated in four years from Louisville. He’s young but has plenty of experience and "upside."
10. Atlanta: Leon Hall, CB, Michigan - The Hall cornerback duo (DeAngelo and Leon) would make throwing the ball on this defense difficult.
11. San Francisco: Dwayne Jarrett, WR, USC - The 49ers seem intent on surrounding Alex Smith with as many weapons as possible.
12. Buffalo: Alan Branch, DT, Michigan - The Bills get the run-stopping defensive tackle they've been craving for years.
13. St. Louis: LaRon Landry, S, LSU - Landry is a four-year starter that figures to play right away for the Rams.
14. Carolina: Ted Ginn, Jr, WR, Ohio State - Ginn would give Jake Delhomme another weapon besides Steve Smith and add a playmaker to the special teams units.
15. Pittsburgh: Dwayne Bowe, WR, LSU - Hines Ward won’t be around forever, and Bowe would provide a nice third option for Big Ben.
16. Green Bay: Levi Brown, OT, Penn State - I'll go out on a limb and predict Brett Favre will come back for yet another season. He'll need protection.
17. Jacksonville: Jarvis Moss, DE, Florida - The Jaguars keep this homegrown talent in-state.
18. Cincinnati: Adam Carriker, DE, Nebraska - Aside from keeping its players out of jail, the Bengals main focus this offeason will be improving their porous D.
19. Tennessee: Tony Ugoh, OT, Arkansas - The Titans know they need to protect franchise QB Vince Young.
20. N.Y. Giants: Daymeion Hughes, CB, California - The Giants' lack of skilled players in the secondary was apparent.
21. Denver: Robert Meachem, WR, Tennessee - Much the same way San Francisco is stockpiling weapons for Alex Smith, Denver figures to do the same for Jay Cutler.
22. Dallas: Darrelle Revis, CB, Pittsburgh - The 'Boys are looking for a competent corner opposite Terrence Newman. They hope Revis will be their guy.
23. Kansas City: Sidney Rice, WR, South Carolina - The only way to take the focus off of Larry Johnson would be to improve the passing game.
24. New England (from Seattle): Patrick Willis, LB, Ole Miss - Willis seems like a Belicheck-type player. He's hard-nosed and has a knack for making the big play.
25. N.Y. Jets: Marshawn Lynch, RB, California - None of the fourteen teams picking directly ahead of the Jets has a dire need at the running back position. Even so, in order for the Jets to get Lynch, they will probably need to trade up because Lynch has top-15 talent. If Lynch were to fall this far, it would take the Jets 0.0004 seconds to hand in their pick.
26. Philadelphia: Victor Abiamiri, DE, Notre Dame - Jevon Kearse cannot be depended upon any longer. The Eagles need to plan for the future at the defensive end position.
27. New Orleans: Greg Olson, TE, Miami - The U has had a player taken in the first round pick in each of the last 12 years. Olson is their only hope this year, and he seems to fit in New Orleans.
28. New England: Ryan Kalil, C, USC - A hard-nosed, team-oriented anchor of the Pats' offensive line would be a welcome addition.
29. Baltimore: Aaron Ross, DB, Texas - Big-time talent, big-time tackler, big-game experience. Sounds a lot like Ed Reed.
30. San Diego: Michael Bush, RB, Louisville - This pick is based on the assumption that the Bolts will allow Michael Turner to bolt town. Bush would have been a top-10 pick had it not been for his knee imjury. His situation reminds me a lot of Willis McGahee's situation with the only difference being Bush will have already rehabed his injury prior to the draft.
31. Indianapolis: Lawrence Timmons, LB, Florida State - Timmons will be a Shawn Merriman-type DE/LB in the pros.
32. Chicago: Ben Grubbs, G, Auburn - Chicago has no pressing needs so they'll solidify the O-Line.
A few extra thoughts:
-Looking at this mock draft, the recurring theme seems to be the partnering of superstars with draftees that play the same position. Calvin Johnson with Braylon Edwards; Reggie Nelson with Sean Taylor; Leon Hall with DeAngelo Hall; Ted Ginn, Jr. with Steve Smith; Dwayne Bowe with Hines Ward; Aaron Ross with Ed Reed; Michael Bush with LaDainian Tomlinson. Interesting.
-The Redskins are the best team with a pick in the top ten. They could be this year’s Saints next season.
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| 1 | TB
Sherpa
ID: 031811922
Tue, Jan 30, 2007, 08:25
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Appreciate your mocks every year, Studs. I know you will provide updates, but at a quick glance I am thinking Quinn drops a bit more. Barring a trade, maybe down to Houston. I cannot see Houston taking a RB with their pick. I also think Marshawn Lynch is way too low. Green Bay looks like a good fit. I like Dwayne Jarrett a lot as a USC fan, but don't see him going in the top 20 and not before Ginn.
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| 2 | Seattle Zen
ID: 46315247
Wed, Jan 31, 2007, 01:28
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No way Peterson gets past the Vikings.
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| 3 | Frick
Donor
ID: 3410101718
Wed, Jan 31, 2007, 08:04
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1. Why are you picking the Bears over the Colts? Go COLTS!
2. I don't see Timmons going to the Colts, he wouldn't fit into their system. Even if they let Freeney go (unlikely) they are more likely to take a CB.
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| 4 | Boxman
ID: 211139621
Sat, Feb 03, 2007, 12:55
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32. Chicago: Ben Grubbs, G, Auburn - Chicago has no pressing needs so they'll solidify the O-Line.
I'm not so sure about that.
Thomas Jones and Lance Briggs are going into free agency. I would expect the Bears to tag Briggs and keep him, but I could see them letting Jones walk based on their investment in Cedric Benson.
The Bears love the two back attack though and would probably want to have a good second RB behind Benson and interchange them.
Mike Brown is also injury plagued and could very well be cut. They might draft a safety.
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| 5 | Punk42AE
Donor
ID: 036635522
Sat, Feb 03, 2007, 16:34
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If the Lions draft Quinn it would be just as bad as another WR taken. Ultimately if they can't draft Russell they need to trade down.
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| 6 | Myboyjack
Dude
ID: 014826271
Thu, Feb 08, 2007, 23:31
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NFL Combine invite list - I'm left off again!
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| 7 | Ref
Donor
ID: 539581218
Fri, Feb 09, 2007, 00:17
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RE 3
Frick, Freeny is a DE that the Colts will franchise if they have to. The Colts could actually use a LB. They will re-sign June, but Morris (who was a backup who ended up beating out Gardner at OLB) is making the league minimum and I'm guessing he moves on. He hadn't played well until this year. Can you say contract year? The Colts will also let go of Mike Doss and possibly Nick Harper at DB. So needless to say the Colts can use some defensive players. So if Timmons is there at #32 when the Colts pick, they could snag him afterall.
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| 8 | TB
Sherpa
ID: 031811922
Fri, Feb 09, 2007, 02:18
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MBJ's Link - minus the extra http
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| 9 | TB
Sherpa
ID: 031811922
Tue, Feb 13, 2007, 07:19
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PFT has their mock draft up. Here is their first stab at it. Doesn't mean much before the combine, but always cool to look back and see who falls:
1. Oakland Raiders: JaMarcus Russell, quarterback, LSU.
2. Detroit Lions: Joe Thomas, offensive tackle, Wisconsin.
3. Cleveland Browns: Jamaal Anderson, defensive end, Arkansas.
4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Calvin Johnson, wide receiver, Georgia Tech.
5. Arizona Cardinals: Alan Branch, defensive tackle, Michigan.
6. Washington Redskins: Gaines Adams, defensive end, Clemson.
7. Minnesota Vikings: Brady Quinn, quarterback, Notre Dame.
8. Houston Texans: Adrian Peterson, running back, Oklahoma.
9. Miami Dolphins: Ted Ginn, Jr., wide receiver, Ohio State.
10. Atlanta Falcons: LaRon Landry, defensive back, LSU.
11. San Francisco 49ers: Amobi Okoye, defensive tackle, Louisville.
12. Buffalo Bills: Dwayne Bowe, wide receiver, LSU.
13. St. Louis Rams: Reggie Nelson, defensive back, Florida.
14. Carolina Panthers: Robert Meacham, wide receiver, Tennessee.
15. Pittsburgh Steelers: Levi Brown, offensive tackle, Penn State.
16. Green Bay Packers: DeMarcus Tyler, defensive tackle, North Carolina State.
17. Jacksonville Jaguars: Jarvis Moss, defensive end, Florida.
18. Cincinnati Bengals: Leon Hall, defensive back, Michigan.
19. Tennessee Titans: Lawrence Timmons, linebacker, Florida State.
20. New York Giants: Craig Davis, wide receiver, LSU.
21. Denver Broncos: Marshawn Lynch, running back, California.
22. Dallas Cowboys: Anthony Gonzalez, wide receiver, Ohio State.
23. Kansas City Chiefs: Patrick Willis, linebacker, Mississippi.
24. New England Patriots (from Seattle): Arron Sears, offensive tackle, Tennessee.
25. New York Jets: Ben Grubbs, guard, Auburn.
26. Philadelphia Eagles: Zach Miller, tight end, Arizona State.
27. New Orleans Saints: Eric Wright, cornerback, UNLV.
28. New England Patriots: Aaron Ross, cornerback, Texas.
29. Baltimore Ravens: Anthony Spencer, defensive end, Purdue.
30. San Diego Chargers: Adam Carriker, defensive end, Nebraska.
31. Chicago Bears: Darrelle Revis, defensive back, Pittsburgh.
32. Indianapolis Colts: Joe Staley, offensive tackle, Central Michigan.
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| 10 | leggestand
Leader
ID: 451036518
Tue, Feb 13, 2007, 09:24
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22. Dallas Cowboys: Anthony Gonzalez, wide receiver, Ohio State.
This must be a mistake. Even as an OSU fan I don't see how anyone would take him over Jarrett.
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| 11 | TB
Sherpa
ID: 031811922
Tue, Feb 13, 2007, 16:24
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I think I read where they predicted that Jarrett would run a 4.6 at the combine and fall. Then again, he could run a 4.2 and move up to the top ten. We watched several USC players fall last year and it happens to somebody every year.
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| 12 | Seattle Zen
ID: 49112418
Tue, Feb 13, 2007, 16:26
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If the Vikes draft Quinn I would disavow professional football for all eternity.
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| 13 | TB
Sherpa
ID: 031811922
Tue, Feb 13, 2007, 16:31
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Why is that? Brad Johnson is 89 years old and their two back-ups are Brooks Bollinger and Tarvaris Jackson.
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| 14 | Seattle Zen
ID: 49112418
Tue, Feb 13, 2007, 16:39
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Brad's gone. It's Tarvaris Jackson's team. They traded up to get him last year, let's see what he can do.
Quinn is not going to be a good pro QB. There is no way the Vikings would let a sure-fire talent like Adrian Peterson slip past them.
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| 15 | Electroman
ID: 44651412
Tue, Feb 13, 2007, 16:44
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26. Philadelphia Eagles: Zach Miller, tight end, Arizona State.
Explain this to me, why would they draft a TE in the first round when they have L.J. Smith? There are many other needs on the team.
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| 16 | Electroman
ID: 44651412
Tue, Feb 13, 2007, 16:57
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Re:11-Anquan Boldin had a bad combine, and was drafted in the second round in 03. Here are some guys drafted before him.
2 Detroit Charles Rogers
3 Houston Andre Johnson
17 Arizona Bryant Johnson
44 Washington Taylor Jacobs
45 New England Bethel Johnson
How many would you like to have before Boldin? Not even the guy Arizona picked before him. He had a repaired knee, so there was fear there. But from what I have seen Jarrett do, I hope he falls and falls right in to the Eagles lap at #26.
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| 17 | Tree
ID: 29082512
Tue, Feb 13, 2007, 17:12
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22. Dallas Cowboys: Anthony Gonzalez, wide receiver, Ohio State.
This must be a mistake. Even as an OSU fan I don't see how anyone would take him over Jarrett.
shoot, i can't imagine the cowboys not taking a safety...
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| 18 | Mikel
ID: 411401316
Tue, Feb 13, 2007, 17:51
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All reports out of Detroit have the Lions taking Joe Thomas. (Although if Russell falls I'd expect them to take him).
I heard a report the other day that made Peterson a "wild card" option with the news that KJ could be out half or all of next season.
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| 19 | Species
Leader
ID: 07724916
Tue, Feb 13, 2007, 18:00
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I also enjoy the annual mock draft thread, Studs.
As tempting as a Jarrett or Ginn might be, I think the 49ers go big up front or in the secondary at #11. Any of Branch, Okoye, L. Hall (ranked much lower here than most rankings) or Landry that fall should get scooped up.
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| 20 | Kyle
ID: 52753312
Wed, Feb 14, 2007, 01:59
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32. Indianapolis Colts: Joe Staley, offensive tackle, Central Michigan.
Unless this kid is a sure fire draft pick or the next Jonathon Ogden, I doubt the Colts take him. They already have a Pro-Bowler in Tarik Glenn and, while I am not his biggest fan, Ryan Diem is quite good. I see the Colts going the way of a DB or LB. I really wouldn't mind a DT but they will probably address that with their second or forth rounder. (They traded their third for Booger McFarland) Hopefully they will keep both Freeney and June, but if they let June go, they will def. draft LB. Either way they have gone offense in 2 of the last 4 years (and have gotten 2 players I now love that on draft day questioned.) This year I am gonna trust Bill Polian and Jim Irsay and love whoever they pick. Watch him be thier first bust ever.
For insight on the first bust ever comment please see first round picks of the years by the Colts:
1994: 2, Marshall Faulk, RB
Jim Irsay takes control of team in 1995:
1995: 15, Ellis Johnson , NT
1996: 19, Marvin Harrison, WR
1997: 19, Tarik Glenn, T
Bill Polian hired as GM in 1997:
1998: 1, Peyton Manning, QB
1999: 4, Edgerrin James, RB
2000: 28, Rob Morris, MLB
2001: 30, Reggie Wayne, WR
2002: 11, Dwight Freeney, DE
2003: 24, Dallas Clark, TE
2004: 44, Bob Sanders, FS
2005: 29, Marlin Jackson, CB
2006: 30, Joseph Addai, RB
8 Probowlers, 1 guy who will be in Canton in the next few years, 2-4 guys who could follow. I'd say that's good drafting. (BTW I really questioned the Clark pick and I wondered about Addai if he could hold up. Boy was I wrong. I also thought they should have taken Doss in the first round that year. He fell to second round and I was thrilled. I loved him after that NCG that year. [And yes this is the guy who blew out McGahee's knee])
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| 21 | wiggs@work
ID: 5910511410
Wed, Feb 14, 2007, 10:37
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i agree with tree, Dallas needs a DB, I would like to see them get a corner, possibly revis or hughes
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| 22 | barilko6
ID: 290202915
Wed, Feb 14, 2007, 11:02
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I definitely don't see the Bills taking a WR. I think they are going to target a DT. Of course, after last year's first rounder in Buffalo, anything goes...lol
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| 23 | Species
Leader
ID: 07724916
Wed, Feb 14, 2007, 12:06
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Interesting observation: most of the "I don't think my hometown team will take a XX" comments are critical of the PFT mock rather than NY Studs' mock. NYS has Dallas taking the DB wiggs wants, and the DT barilko wants. Way to go Studs! lol
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| 24 | wiggs@work
ID: 5910511410
Wed, Feb 14, 2007, 12:07
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i think studs is right on, Dallas doesnt have a CB to play opposite newman, and they definately dont need a WR, even though i hate TO
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| 25 | Ref
Donor
ID: 539581218
Wed, Feb 14, 2007, 13:56
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RE: 20 Jim Irsay isn't doing anything with the draft. Make no mistake, it's Polian's team. I'm sure Dungy has a lot of input, but Polian makes the call.
Like I said in #3, they will draft a LB or DB with their first pick. I would be surprised if it wasn't a LB. But Polian will make the right call based on his reserach and the team needs. It won't be a OT. They have absolutely no need there. If something happens and they take an OT, then rest assured that he is a stud that fell way too far. Though I'd still be shocked. That O-line for the Colts are outstanding as is. I can see some backups later in the draft, but not with your first pick with some glaring holes to fill on defense.
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| 26 | Ref
Donor
ID: 539581218
Wed, Feb 14, 2007, 14:02
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I don't think there is anyway that Timmons falls all the way to #32 as teh first mock indicated.
The NFL site has a mock with JON BEASON, OLB, Miami at #32 and that is on par with what I'd expect. I heard somewhere that they expect not only that Freeney and June will be back but Rob Morris too. Since he's making the minimum, I can't believe that and not sure how much the Colts can give him.
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| 27 | Ref
Donor
ID: 539581218
Wed, Feb 14, 2007, 14:04
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Not a mock draft but strictly rankings...
Scott Wright's Top 32 Prospects for the 2007 NFL Draft
Player Class Position School
1. Brady Quinn SR QB Notre Dame
A franchise signal caller who really has everything that you look for.
2. Calvin Johnson JR WR Georgia Tech
The best receiver prospect to come along in years and a physical freak.
3. Joe Thomas SR OT Wisconsin
Could have been a Top 10 - 15 overall pick last year if not for injury.
4. JaMarcus Russell JR QB L.S.U.
Total package physically and might have the strongest arm in football.
5. Alan Branch JR DT Michigan
Versatile and could play either tackle or end depending on the scheme.
6. Adrian Peterson JR RB Oklahoma
Terrific physical specimen and a rare player but durability is a concern.
7. Jamaal Anderson JR DE Arkansas
Doesn't get a lot of national attention but he is a premier pro prospect.
8. Amobi Okoye SR DT Louisville
Very talented and unique prospect who will be a 20-year-old rookie.
9. LaRon Landry SR S L.S.U.
Ballhawk who has been extremely productive throughout his career.
10. Gaines Adams SR DE Clemson
Sack artist who could rise if he picks up where he left off as a junior.
11. Leon Hall SR CB Michigan
Battle tested coverman who is not afraid to come up and be physical.
12. Reggie Nelson JR S Florida
A playmaker with a knack for being in the right place at the right time.
13. Adam Carriker SR DE Nebraska
Versatile player who could play end in a 4-3 or 3-4 and tackle in a 4-3.
14. Patrick Willis SR ILB Ole Miss
Productive and a big hitter who flies under the radar a bit in the SEC.
15. Levi Brown SR OT Penn St.
Former defensive tackle who moves well despite his mammoth size.
16. Paul Posluszny SR OLB Penn St.
One of the best ever from "Linebacker U" which is saying something.
17. Dwayne Jarrett JR WR USC
Forget the speed and Mike Williams comparisons, this guy is a player.
18. Lawrence Timmons JR OLB Florida St.
Very raw and inexperienced but a great athlete with major potential.
19. Marshawn Lynch JR RB California
Outstanding big play threat with an excellent blend of size and speed.
20. Ted Ginn, Jr. JR WR Ohio St.
Far from polished but has world-class speed and is simply a playmaker.
21. Darrelle Revis JR CB Pittsburgh
Fast, athletic, physical and aggressive corner as well as a return man.
22 Dwayne Bowe SR WR L.S.U.
A big and physical wideout who will remind some of Michael Clayton.
23. Michael Griffin SR S Texas
The next great Longhorn defensive back who's always around the ball.
24. Joe Staley SR OT Central Michigan
An outstanding athlete for the position who is very light on his feet.
25. Victor Abiamiri SR DE Notre Dame
Productive and a terrific physical specimen who really looks the part.
26. Marcus McCauley SR CB Fresno St.
Has everything you look for in a top corner including great size/speed.
27. Quentin Moses SR DE Georgia
Athletic and speedy edge pass rusher who could go very high in April.
28. Sidney Rice SO WR South Carolina
Has just about everything that you look for physically but is still raw.
29. Justin Blalock SR OG Texas
A road grader who could play either tackle or guard at the pro level.
30. Jarvis Moss JR DE Florida
Very athletic and a great pass rusher who would be a nice 3-4 OLB.
31. Jon Beason JR OLB Miami (FL)
Undersized but he plays bigger and may be the next Jonathan Vilma
32. Ryan Kalil SR C USC
Undersized but otherwise he has everything else that you look for.
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| 28 | artforthehall
ID: 81151623
Fri, Feb 23, 2007, 23:30
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all the signs point for the skins to take defender. Hopefully a pass rusher. Adams, Branch or Anderson.
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| 29 | barilko6
ID: 2530227
Tue, Apr 24, 2007, 17:20
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Here is my favorite Mock Draft, although I would move number 26 up a lot higher...top 5 even
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| 30 | barilko6
ID: 2530227
Tue, Apr 24, 2007, 17:26
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And SD or Cincy definitely would trade up to number 14 and get Crewe.
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| 31 | StLCards
Dude
ID: 31010716
Tue, Apr 24, 2007, 17:35
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According to an interview I heard with Scott Linehan, the Rams are seriously considering Ted Ginn, Jr. if he is available at 13.
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| 32 | StLCards
Dude
ID: 31010716
Thu, Apr 26, 2007, 15:30
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With the trade for Dante Hall I'm pretty sure the Rams are out of the Ted Ginn, Jr. market now.
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| 33 | Ref
Donor
ID: 539581218
Thu, Apr 26, 2007, 15:53
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Scouts Inc.'s Top 32Player Class Pos. School
1. Calvin Johnson Jr. WR Georgia Tech
2. JaMarcus Russell Jr. QB LSU
3. Adrian Peterson Jr. RB Oklahoma
4. Joe Thomas Sr. OT Wisconsin
5. LaRon Landry Sr. S LSU
6. Gaines Adams Sr. DE Clemson
7. Brady Quinn Sr. QB Notre Dame
8. Levi Brown Sr. OT Penn State
9. Leon Hall Sr. CB Michigan
10. Darrelle Revis Jr. CB Pittsburgh
11. Jamaal Anderson Jr. DE Arkansas
12. Patrick Willis Sr. ILB Mississippi
13. Amobi Okoye Sr. DT Louisville
14. Adam Carriker Sr. DE Nebraska
15. Alan Branch Jr. DT Michigan
16. Greg Olsen Jr. TE Miami-FL
17. Dwayne Bowe Sr. WR LSU
18. Ted Ginn Jr. Jr. WR Ohio State
19. Robert Meachem Jr. WR Tennessee
20. Joe Staley Sr. OT C. Michigan
21. Marshawn Lynch Jr. RB Cal
22. Jarvis Moss Jr. DE Florida
23. Anthony Spencer Sr. DE Purdue
24. Lawrence Timmons Jr. OLB Florida State
25. Aaron Ross Sr. CB Texas
26. Ben Grubbs Sr. G Auburn
27. Paul Posluszny Sr. OLB Penn State
28. Reggie Nelson Jr. S Florida
29. Justin Harrell Sr. DT Tennessee
30. Ryan Kalil Sr. C USC
31. Chris Houston Jr. CB Arkansas
32. Dwayne Jarrett Jr. WR USC
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