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2012 NFL Draft: Round 4
2012 NFL Draft - April 26th, 2012 @ 7:00 PM through April 28th, 2012, in New York, NY
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| Pick | Team | Player | Position | School | Height | Weight | ||||
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Round 4 |
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| 96 |  |
St. Louis | Chris Givens* | WR | Wake Forest | 6' 1" | 200 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Very productive wide receiver at Wake Forest who might end up better than their second round pick Brian Quick. | |||||||||
| 97 |  |
Miami
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Lamar Miller** | RB | Miami | 5' 11" | 210 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Miami is finally loving the Miami guys, taking their second one in this draft. Lamar Miller gives the Dolphins a great alternative to Daniel Thomas and Reggie Bush, although not much variability. | |||||||||
| 98 |  |
Baltimore
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Gino Gradkowski | OC | Delaware | 6' 4" | 294 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Baltimore needed a long-term center, and time will tell if Gradkowski can be that for them, but he will at least be a serviceable guard in the meantime. | |||||||||
| 99 |  |
Houston
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Ben Jones | OC | Georgia | 6' 3" | 300 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Center didn't seem to be as big of a need once the Texans re-signed Chris Myers, but they got one of the best ones in the draft in Ben Jones. | |||||||||
| 100 |  |
Cleveland | Travis Benjamin | WR | Miami | 5' 10" | 175 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Cleveland needed another wide receiver and they got a fast, athletic one from Miami, although many might say Tommy Streeter was the better prospect from the school. His production wasn't great in college, but his quarterback situation was always in flux, so he'll adjust to Cleveland quite well. | |||||||||
| 101 |  |
Denver
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Omar Bolden | CB | Arizona State | 5' 10" | 195 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Denver needed some cornerback depth, and if Bolden could prove he's fully back from injury, the Broncos will have found a great long-term answer. | |||||||||
| 102 |  |
Washington | Kirk Cousins | QB | Michigan State | 6' 3" | 202 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Washington wanted a strong backup for Robert Griffin III, especially since his running style makes him prone to injuries. Cousins show extremely strong leadership and poise at Michigan State, and has the qualities necessary to be successful if he ever gets a starting opportunity. | |||||||||
| 103 |  |
Carolina
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Frank Alexander | DE | Oklahoma | 6' 4" | 259 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Frank Alexander started off the year for Oklahoma very strong, and has a great motor and good size for a defensive end. He immediately upgrades Carolina's pass rush, one that is looking for another consistent long-term starter opposite Charles Johnson. | |||||||||
| 104 | |
Carolina | Joe Adams | WR | Arkansas | 5' 11" | 182 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Carolina might have gotten Steve Smith Jr. with this pick, and it was well needed with not too many receivers stepping up consistently. | |||||||||
| 105 |  |
Buffalo | Nigel Bradham | ILB | Florida State | 6' 2" | 235 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Buffalo needed a linebacker, and they got Bradham, one of the best in the ACC, to play either inside or out, along with last year's standout rookie Kelvin Sheppard. | |||||||||
| 106 |  |
Seattle | Robert Turbin* | RB | Utah State | 5' 10" | 202 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Seattle picked up some strong depth for behind Marshawn Lynch, and potential long-term replacement in Turbin. He was one of the most productive runners in the country last year with 1500 yards and 19 touchdowns, and he now joins a team that drafted one of the only other Utah State players drafted this decade. | |||||||||
| 107 |  |
Kansas City | Devon Wylie | WR | Fresno State | 5' 9" | 185 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Small wide receiver who's workouts were probably better than his production at Fresno State. Wylie gives Kansas City a great option at slot receiver behind Bowe, Baldwin, and Breaston, and a solid return man on special teams. | |||||||||
| 108 | |
Denver
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Philip Blake | OC | Baylor | 6' 3" | 315 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Blake gives Denver a solid option behind or next to J.D. Walton at center, for an offense that is undergoing a lot of changes and will need to protect their quarterback with their life. | |||||||||
| 109 |  |
Pittsburgh
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Alameda Ta'amu | DT | Washington | 6' 3" | 348 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | DraftSite had Ta'amu consistently being drafted by the Steelers in our mock drafts, as we thought he would be a perfect fit for a team that needs a long-term answer at nose tackle. Clearly, Pittsburgh felt the same way, and got him later than they probably thought he'd be available. | |||||||||
| 110 |  |
San Diego | Ladarius Green | TE | Louisiana-Lafayette | 6' 6" | 229 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | San Diego needs a potential replacement for Antonio Gates, as injuries and age are starting told hold him down. Green is a dynamic pass-catcher who will give the Chargers another down-field option for Philip Rivers. | |||||||||
| 111 |  |
Chicago | Evan Rodriguez | TE | Temple | 6' 3" | 250 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Chicago is another team that needs a starting tight end, and Evan Rodriguez will be able to come in and compete with Kellen Davis. | |||||||||
| 112 |  |
Arizona | Bobby Massie* | OT | Mississippi | 6' 6" | 318 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Arizona got a potential much-needed starting left or right tackle in the 4th round, when many thought he might go in the second. He came out a year early from Ole Miss thinking he was ready, but apparently teams did not think that was the case. | |||||||||
| 113 |  |
Dallas | Kyle Wilber | DE | Wake Forest | 6' 5" | 235 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Wilber is a similar player to Tyrone Crawford who Dallas drafted in the 3rd round, and gives them another potential pass rusher or lineman. | |||||||||
| 114 | |
Seattle
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Jaye Howard | DT | Florida | 6' 3" | 295 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Seattle got a little more depth on their defensive line with productive lineman Jaye Howard. Howard got into the backfield often at Florida and should fit in nicely with Seattle's big defensive linemen. | |||||||||
| 115 |  |
Tennessee | Coty Sensabaugh | CB | Clemson | 6' 0" | 185 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Coty has NFL pedigree and a great skill-set at cornerback. He brings depth to a Tennessee team that just lost their best corner to free agency. | |||||||||
| 116 |  |
Cincinnati | Orson Charles* | TE | Georgia | 6' 3" | 241 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Orson Charles is another on a long list of underclassmen this draft who came out too early and hurt themselves. However, he is a great pass catcher and along with Jermaine Gresham gives Andy Dalton two great tight end weapons to throw to and protect him. | |||||||||
| 117 |  |
San Francisco
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Joe Looney | OG | Wake Forest | 6' 3" | 298 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | San Francisco needed another interior lineman opposite Mike Iupati and Looney was a great run blocker for Wake Forest. | |||||||||
| 118 |  |
Minnesota
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Jarius Wright | WR | Arkansas | 5' 10" | 180 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | One of the most productive all-purpose runners in the country, Jarius Wright gives Minnesota a valuable slot receiver and return man. | |||||||||
| 119 | |
Washington
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Keenan Robinson | ILB | Texas | 6' 3" | 232 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Washington has Perry Riley and London Fletcher at inside linebacker, but Fletcher can't have too many years left, so Keenan Robinson gives the Redskins a solid long-term answer inside. | |||||||||
| 120 | |
Cleveland
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James-Michael Johnson | ILB | Nevada | 6' 2" | 240 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Cleveland needs some outside linebackers to play next to D'Qwell Jackson, and Johnson, who was one of the best linebackers in the WAC and country, could step in and play right away. | |||||||||
| 121 | |
Houston | Keshawn Martin | WR | Michigan State | 5' 11" | 185 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Martin is an explosive wide receiver from Michigan State, who along with DeVier Posey give the Texans great depth at the wide receiver position behind Andre Johnson. | |||||||||
| 122 |  |
New Orleans | Nick Toon | WR | Wisconsin | 6' 3" | 212 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | For a team that lost Robert Meachum, Nick Toon gives them a great fill-in replacement and punt returner. | |||||||||
| 123 |  |
Philadelphia
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Brandon Boykin | CB | Georgia | 5' 10" | 185 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Philadelphia got a perfect nickel corner for their defense to play with Asomugha and Rodgers-Cromartie, and guard the opposing inside slot receiver. Boykin offers them a great punt returner as well. | |||||||||
| 124 | |
Buffalo
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Ron Brooks | S | LSU | 6' 0" | 179 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Another combo secondary player for a Buffalo team who wants no shortage of players there. | |||||||||
| 125 |  |
Detroit
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Ronnell Lewis* | OLB | Oklahoma | 6' 2" | 234 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | The Lions needed some linebacker help and got one of the better outside linebacker prospects in the draft in Ronnell Lewis. | |||||||||
| 126 | |
Houston
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Jared Crick | DT | Nebraska | 6' 6" | 285 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Houston's defense was much improved last year with the addition of J.J. Watt to their defensive line, but they just hit gold getting Jared Crick in the 4th round. He is the perfect player for a DE position in a 3-4 defense and will be ready to jump in when Antonio Smith is done. | |||||||||
| 127 |  |
NY Giants | Adrien Robinson | TE | Cincinnati | 6' 4" | 264 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | With Martellus Bennett and Travis Beckum on the roster as pass catching tight ends, the Giants just got a good blocking tight end to mix in. | |||||||||
| 128 |
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Minnesota | Rhett Ellison | TE | USC | 6' 5" | 245 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Minnesota got a combo tight end/fullback who has yet to reach his potential. | |||||||||
| 129 |
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Oakland | Miles Burris | ILB | San Diego State | 6' 3" | 240 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Oakland gets a serviceable linebacker to mix in wiht Rolando McCalin, Philip Wheeler, and Aaron Curry. | |||||||||
| 130 |
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Baltimore | Christian Thompson | S | South Carolina State | 6' 1" | 220 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Baltimore needs to start stockpiling replacements for Ed Reed, but their hoping Thompson can at least replace Zibikowski. | |||||||||
| 131 |
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NY Giants | Brandon Mosley | OT | Auburn | 6' 5" | 305 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Giants get a much needed tackle who could come in and play the right side early on. | |||||||||
| 132 |
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Green Bay | Mike Daniels | DT | Iowa | 6' 1" | 275 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Green Bay continues to stockpile their defensive line with another strong brawler from Iowa. | |||||||||
| 133 |
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Green Bay | Jerron McMillian | S | Maine | 5' 11" | 203 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Jerron McMillian wasn't well known by the public until the combine, but he earned his spot as a draft pick, and provides Green Bay with some solid depth. | |||||||||
| 134 |
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Minnesota | Greg Childs | WR | Arkansas | 6' 3" | 217 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | Greg Childs can come in and be a valuable second or third receiver for the Vikings, as well as a dynamic punt returner. | |||||||||
| 135 |
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Dallas | Matt Johnson | S | Eastern Washington | 6' 0" | 211 | |||
| DraftSite's comments: | While many thought Dallas was going to go after a safety early on, they started to address that need here with Matt Johnson, a productive winner at Eastern Washington. | |||||||||
| Quarterback: | 1 |
| Offensive Center: | 3 |
| Offensive Guard: | 1 |
| Offensive Tackle: | 2 |
| Running Back: | 2 |
| Tight End: | 5 |
| Wide Receiver: | 8 |
| Cornerback: | 3 |
| Safety: | 4 |
| Defensive End: | 2 |
| Defensive Tackle: | 4 |
| Outside Linebacker: | 1 |
| Inside Linebacker: | 4 |
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* = Junior; ** = Sophomore; *** = Freshman
