2012 NFL Mock Draft

Pick		Player	Position	School	Height	Weight
Round 1 Skip To Round: 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7
1	Indianapolis	Andrew Luck*	QB	Stanford	6' 4"	235
DraftSite's comments:		This pick has been obvious since Indy's first losing streak, and has been finally confirmed this week. Smart move.
2	Washington	Robert Griffin III*	QB	Baylor	6' 3"	210
DraftSite's comments:		Washington traded up for this pick, solely for the purpose of taking Griffin, and so far it seems like a great marriage.
3	Cleveland	Trent Richardson*	RB	Alabama	5' 11"	220
DraftSite's comments:		Now that Cleveland just traded to get into this spot, it's pretty obvious that they are going with Trent Richardson here. Richardson is a dynamic back who would instantly fill the void left by Peyton Hillis
4	Minnesota	Morris Claiborne*	CB	LSU	6' 0"	177
DraftSite's comments:		Word on the street is that Minnesota is going with Claiborne here. They've spent a lot of second day picks trying to fill this position, but Claiborne would solidify it for them. Would think it would be easier to get a good corner in the 2nd rather than a good tackle, but they obviously feel this is a bigger need with Phil Loadholt and others already there.
5	Tampa Bay	Matt Kalil*	OT	USC	6' 6"	295
DraftSite's comments:		Cornerback might be Tampa Bay's biggest need, but it's too early for any of the other top corners. At tackle they already have Donald Penn and Jeremy Trueblood, but Kalil might just be too good to pass up. With a new coach, and a young quarterback, having a reliable tackle will ease a lot of tension.
6	St. Louis	Justin Blackmon*	WR	Oklahoma State	6' 1"	205
DraftSite's comments:		A number 1 wide receiver is a big need for St. Louis, especially with a young quarterback like Sam Bradford. Blackmon might not have the size teams covet when picking a receiver in the top 10, but his hands and skills are indeniable, and he will undoubtably be a successful wide receiver.
7	Jacksonville	Quinton Coples	DE	UNC	6' 6"	272
DraftSite's comments:		There are other defensive ends being rumored here, but Coples' still has the most potential of them all. Sticking with this pick, unless something is heard otherwise.
8	Miami	Ryan Tannehill	QB	Texas A&M	6' 4"	216
DraftSite's comments:		Picking Tannehill should be up to Mike Sherman, but apparently the choice might be coming from higher up. Probably not the smartest move to take somewhat of a developmental quarterback this early, but his familiarity with his offensive coordinator might make for an easy transition and get fans excited.
9	Carolina	Michael Floyd	WR	Notre Dame	6' 3"	220
DraftSite's comments:		Why not pick Michael Floyd here. Cam Newton proved that he is going to throw the ball, and even though they signed Steve Smith to an extension, he's 32 and he's the only reliable receiver. Floyd would give them a huge red zone threat and potentially one of the best receiving duos in the league. Defensive tackle is the common thought for Carolina, but they also spent two 3rd round picks last year on DT's Terrell McClain and Sione Fua, and might want to give that duo a little more time.
10	Buffalo	Riley Reiff*	OT	Iowa	6' 6"	280
DraftSite's comments:		Buffalo lost their only real tackle when Demetress Bell signed with Philadelphia, so getting a cold-weather left tackle in Riley Reiff would be key for this team.
11	Kansas City	Luke Kuechly*	ILB	Boston College	6' 3"	225
DraftSite's comments:		The Chiefs like their young linebacking core of Tamba Hali and Justin Houston on the outside, and Derrick Johnson on the inside, but one more piece like Kuechly inside could give them one of the best linebacking units in the league. Kuechly is a tackling machine who next to Derrick Johnson, would make it incredibly hard for opposing offenses to get past midfield.
12	Seattle	Fletcher Cox*	DT	Mississippi State	6' 4"	300
DraftSite's comments:		Seattle likes to play big combo linemen on defense, and Cox would that perfectly next to Red Bryant and Jason Jones.
13	Arizona	David DeCastro*	OG	Stanford	6' 5"	310
DraftSite's comments:		Some argue that DeCastro is the best offensive lineman in this draft, but he's a guard and team's often can't justify taking a guard this early. Yet he has the skills to move over to tackle, and considering Arizona hasn't picked for the line in ages, now would be a good time. Placing DeCastro next to Levi Brown would solidify the left side for whichever quarterback they decide to protect.
14	Dallas	Mark Barron	S	Alabama	6' 2"	210
DraftSite's comments:		Dallas has been looking for a powerful safety since Roy Williams declined and then left town. This pick might be a little early for Barron, but he is the only sure-fire starter at safety in the draft, so it becomes a strategic pick.
15	Philadelphia	Dontari Poe*	DT	Memphis	6' 5"	350
DraftSite's comments:		Philadelphia felt confident enough in their defensive tackles last year to trade Broderick Bunkley, but then injuries hit a little and they weren't as confident. Getting a massive nose tackle like Poe would give their defensive ends even more room to rush, and give their middle-tiered rushing defense a major boost.
16	NY Jets	Melvin Ingram	DE	South Carolina	6' 2"	264
DraftSite's comments:		The Jets could go a lot of different ways here, but getting some pass rushers is a huge need for them. Ingram would give them a starting outside linebacker to replace Calvin Pace or if Aaron Maybin doesn't improve.
17	Cincinnati	Stephon Gilmore*	CB	South Carolina	6' 1"	188
DraftSite's comments:		When Leon Hall went down with an injury last year, Cincinnati got themselves in trouble, especially after letting Jonathan Joseph go in free agency. While they signed Terence Newman and some other worthy corners, Gilmore gives them an incredible
18	San Diego	Jonathan Martin*	OT	Stanford	6' 6"	282
DraftSite's comments:		Usually starting caliber left tackles go at a premium in the draft, so one would think a player as good as Martin wouldn't fall as far as some are predicting. Jonathan Martin gives them a stalwart left tackle to replace Marcus McNeil, and upgrades a line that was going into the year with a lot of question marks.
19	Chicago	Whitney Mercilus*	DE	Illinois	6' 4"	265
DraftSite's comments:		It seems that Chicago wants to focus on defense in this draft, and getting another defensive end to play opposite Julius Peppers would make them scary. Mercilus proved at Illinois that he could sack the passer at will.
20	Tennessee	Dre' Kirkpatrick*	CB	Alabama	6' 3"	190
DraftSite's comments:		Tennessee's biggest need became cornerback when Cortland Finnegan went off to St. Louis. Kirkpatrick gives them a huge 6'2" shutdown corner that will nullify an opposing team's top offensive weapon.
21	Cincinnati	Courtney Upshaw	DE	Alabama	6' 2"	262
DraftSite's comments:		The Bengals have been targeting some defensive ends with potential in free agency, to pair with their other big defensive ends already in house, but this targeting might show their desire to shore up that part of their defense, and picking one more defensive end would not be out of the question. With Upshaw they would also get a guy who could play at outside linebacker, giving them even more depth all around their defense.
22	Cleveland	Kendall Wright	WR	Baylor	5' 11"	185
DraftSite's comments:		If they do intend to stick with Colt McCoy this year, then they'll need to give him weapons. Kendall Wright would be a great compliment to their big receiving stable of Greg little, Mohamed Massaquoi, and Carlon Mitchell.
23	Detroit	Janoris Jenkins	CB	North Alabama	5' 11"	186
DraftSite's comments:		Detroit's needed to pick a cornerback in the draft for years, but they consistently pick on the other side of the ball. Hopefully this year that will change, and they'll get one of the best cornerback prospects in this draft to pair with Chris Houston.
24	Pittsburgh	Cordy Glenn	OG	Georgia	6' 5"	330
DraftSite's comments:		One of the line positions will likely be addressed here, whether it's offense or defense is still the question. Cordy Glenn becomes the pick here because of his ability to play both guard and tackle.
25	Denver	Michael Brockers**	DT	LSU	6' 6"	300
DraftSite's comments:		Denver traded for Broderick Bunkley last year but then lost him in free agency this year. Now they are left with veterans like Ty Warren and Justin Bannan at defensive tackle, so getting a guy like Brockers here would be perfect for their needs.
26	Houston	Alshon Jeffery*	WR	South Carolina	6' 3"	234
DraftSite's comments:		Houston would be doing themselves a favor if they gave themselves another wide receiver to take pressure off of Andre Johnson. Alshon Jeffery might have been slipping down a lot of boards, but his size and talent are undeniable. Some team is likely to pounce on him earlier than expected in the draft, and Houston is as good a candidate as any.
27	New England	Andre Branch	DE	Clemson	6' 5"	260
DraftSite's comments:		New England needs some pash rush and Andre Branch offers that and more.
28	Green Bay	Chandler Jones	DE	Syracuse	6' 5"	251
DraftSite's comments:		Chandler Jones looks like a good fit to start opposite Clay Matthews, giving Green Bay a frightening pass rush.
29	Baltimore	Zach Brown	OLB	UNC	6' 2"	225
DraftSite's comments:		Zach Brown is a speedy linebacker who might be able to take over for Ray Lewis after a year of tutelage. He might not have the productivity of Hightower, but he's got a higher ceiling.
30	San Francisco	Nick Perry*	DE	USC	6' 3"	250
DraftSite's comments:		Ahmad Brooks is good, but his 7 sacks last year were also a product of 3 of the best linebackers in the league next to him. Nick Perry might be better and if you put him next to Aldon Smith, the 49'ers will have one of the most dominant defenses in the league.
31	New England	Devon Still	DT	Penn State	6' 5"	311
DraftSite's comments:		New England could also use some linemen after slowly letting go of their stalwarts like Ty Warren and Richard Seymour. Devon Still was a productive player against the run at Penn State and constantly wrecked havoc in the backfield.
32	NY Giants	Mike Adams	OT	Ohio State	6' 8"	300
DraftSite's comments:		The Giants could go a number of different ways with this pick, but Adams is the call here. While they like young tackles James Brewer and Will Beatty, neither of them instill enough confidence to be constants. Mike Adams, who could have been a top-15 pick had he not been suspended, will allow the Giants management to sleep a little better a night, not worrying about someone knocking out their all-important quarterback.
Round 2 Skip To Round: 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • Undrafted
33	St. Louis	David Wilson*	RB	Virginia Tech	5' 11"	200
DraftSite's comments:		SJax is getting old in running back age, so getting one of more complete running backs in the draft, will give them security for years to come.
34	Indianapolis	Jerel Worthy*	DT	Michigan State	6' 3"	292
DraftSite's comments:		Indianapolis has good young defensive ends with Fili Moala and Drake Nevis, but they still finished in the bottom 5 of rushing yards allowed, so Worthy would help them rectify that.
35	Minnesota	Stephen Hill*	WR	Georgia Tech	6' 5"	206
DraftSite's comments:		Stephen Hill's athleticism can not be denied, but he is so raw, especially after playing in a running offense at Georgia Tech, so it wouldn't be surprising if teams got scared off and he fell to the 2nd round.
36	Tampa Bay	Josh Robinson*	CB	Central Florida	5' 10"	186
37	Cleveland	Vinny Curry	DE	Marshall	6' 5"	242
DraftSite's comments:		It would be great for Cleveland to finish what they started last year and add another defensive end to pair with last year's strong rookie Jabaal Sheard. Vinny Curry gives them an under-the-radar defensive end who was dominant every year that he played at Marshall.
38	Jacksonville	Dont'a Hightower	ILB	Alabama	6' 4"	250
39	St. Louis	Brandon Thompson	DT	Clemson	6' 3"	305
40	Carolina	Kendall Reyes	DT	Connecticut	6' 4"	295
41	Buffalo	Mohamed Sanu*	WR	Rutgers	6' 2"	218
42	Miami	Bobby Massie*	OT	Mississippi	6' 6"	318
43	Seattle	Jayron Hosley*	CB	Virginia Tech	5' 11"	170
44	Kansas City	Trumaine Johnson	CB	Montana	6' 2"	210
45	Dallas	Jared Crick	DT	Nebraska	6' 6"	285
DraftSite's comments:		Crick would be a perfect player as an end on Dallas' 3-4 line, next to big nose Jay Ratliff.
46	Philadelphia	Brandon Boykin	CB	Georgia	5' 10"	185
47	NY Jets	Lamar Miller**	RB	Miami	5' 11"	210
DraftSite's comments:		The Jets could use a speedy back to compliment Shonn Greene.
48	New England	Shea McClellin	DE	Boise State	6' 3"	262
49	San Diego	Coby Fleener	TE	Stanford	6' 6"	248
DraftSite's comments:		Fleener is the best of a weak tight end class and might drop a little due to the strength of this draft.
50	Chicago	Peter Konz*	OC	Wisconsin	6' 5"	315
DraftSite's comments:		Peter Konz is the best center in the draft, and might only drop because of the strength of the players available in the first few rounds, and the fact that he plays a position that isn't valued as high as others along the offensive line.
51	Philadelphia	Dwayne Allen*	TE	Clemson	6' 4"	255
52	Tennessee	Kevin Zeitler	OG	Wisconsin	6' 4"	315
53	Cincinnati	Chris Polk*	RB	Washington	5' 11"	210
54	Detroit	Lavonte David	ILB	Nebraska	6' 1"	211
55	Atlanta	Bruce Irvin	DE	West Virginia	6' 3"	235
DraftSite's comments:		Bruce Irvin is the exact player that Atlanta would love. A speedy pass rushing specialist. There is a very good chance that Irvin goes much earlier, possibly even the end of the first round, but this would be a great pick for Atlanta as a long term replacement for John Abraham
56	Pittsburgh	Alameda Ta'amu	DT	Washington	6' 3"	348
57	Denver	Leonard Johnson	CB	Iowa State	5' 11"	180
58	Houston	Amini Silatolu	OG	Midwestern State	6' 3"	325
	New Orleans	Forfeit
59	Green Bay	Philip Blake	OC	Baylor	6' 3"	315
60	Baltimore	Doug Martin	RB	Boise State	5' 9"	201
61	San Francisco	Rueben Randle*	WR	LSU	6' 3"	201
62	New England	Casey Hayward	CB	Vanderbilt	6' 0"	185
63	NY Giants	Orson Charles*	TE	Georgia	6' 235"
Round 3 Skip To Round: 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • Undrafted
64	Indianapolis	Harrison Smith	S	Notre Dame	6' 2"	212
65	St. Louis	Zebrie Sanders	OT	Florida State	6' 5"	288
66	Minnesota	Kelechi Osemele	OG	Iowa State	6' 5"	328
67	Cleveland	Brandon Weeden	QB	Oklahoma State	6' 4"	219
DraftSite's comments:		If Cleveland wants to bring in a quarterback to compete with Colt McCoy, there is no better player for that task than Brandon Weeden, who could come in right away and start. However, any earlier than the 3rd round, might be a risky investment if he's not starting right away, since his age of 28 make him not much of a long-term prospect.
68	Tampa Bay	LaMichael James*	RB	Oregon	5' 9"	180
DraftSite's comments:		James would be the perfect change of pace back to LeGarrette Blount, and it would be a natural pairing considering they are both Ducks.
69	Washington	Ben Jones	OC	Georgia	6' 3"	300
70	Jacksonville	A.J. Jenkins	WR	Illinois	6' 1"	185
71	Buffalo	Bobby Wagner	ILB	Utah State	6' 1"	230
72	Miami	Brian Quick	WR	Appalachian State	6' 5"	220
73	Miami	Mychal Kendricks	OLB	Cal	6' 0"	241
74	Kansas City	Nick Toon	WR	Wisconsin	6' 3"	212
75	Seattle	Ronnell Lewis*	OLB	Oklahoma	6' 2"	234
76	Houston	Antonio Allen	S	South Carolina	6' 2"	205
77	NY Jets	Tommy Streeter*	WR	Miami	6' 5"	215
	Oakland	Forfeit
78	San Diego	Marvin McNutt	WR	Iowa	6' 4"	215
79	Chicago	Jamell Fleming	CB	Oklahoma	5' 11"	191
80	Arizona	Emmanuel Acho	OLB	Texas	6' 2"	235
81	Dallas	Brandon Brooks	OG	Miami (Ohio)	6' 5"	343
82	Tennessee	Chris Givens*	WR	Wake Forest	6' 1"	200
83	Cincinnati	Brandon Washington*	OG	Miami	6' 4"	320
84	Atlanta	Andrew Datko	OT	Florida State	6' 6"	283
85	Detroit	Nate Potter	OT	Boise State	6' 6"	293
86	Pittsburgh	Dwight Bentley	CB	Louisiana-Lafayette	5' 11"	173
87	Denver	Brock Osweiler*	QB	Arizona State	6' 8"	245
88	Philadelphia	Terrell Manning*	OLB	North Carolina State	6' 3"	233
89	New Orleans	Dwight Jones	WR	UNC	6' 4"	245
90	Green Bay	Chase Minnifield	CB	Virginia	6' 0"	185
91	Baltimore	Janzen Jackson*	S	McNeese State	6' 0"	182
92	San Francisco	Senio Kelemete	OG	Washington	6' 3"	302
93	New England	Bernard Pierce*	RB	Temple	6' 0"	218
94	NY Giants	Robert Turbin*	RB	Utah State	5' 10"	202
95	Oakland	Marcus Forston*	DT	Miami	6' 3"	305
Round 4 Skip To Round: 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • Undrafted
96	St. Louis	Alfonzo Dennard	CB	Nebraska	5' 10"	195
97	Indianapolis	Keith Tandy	CB	West Virginia	5' 10"	198
98	Minnesota	Keenan Robinson	ILB	Texas	6' 3"	232
99	Houston	Josh Chapman	DT	Alabama	6' 1"	310
100	Cleveland	Markelle Martin	S	Oklahoma State	6' 1"	198
101	Jacksonville	Ladarius Green	TE	Louisiana-Lafayette	6' 6"	229
102	Washington	Billy Winn	DT	Boise State	6' 4"	288
103	Miami	Cam Johnson	DE	Virginia	6' 4"	265
104	Carolina	Ryan Miller	OG	Colorado	6' 8"	320
105	Buffalo	Kirk Cousins	QB	Michigan State	6' 3"	202
106	Seattle	Jonathan Massaquoi*	DE	Troy	6' 2"	251
107	Kansas City	Akiem Hicks	DT	Regina	6' 5"	300
108	Denver	Ryan Broyles	WR	Oklahoma	5' 11"	178
109	Washington	Nigel Bradham	ILB	Florida State	6' 2"	235
110	San Diego	Sean Spence	OLB	Miami	6' 0"	212
111	Chicago	Mike Martin	DT	Michigan	6' 2"	299
112	Arizona	Eric Page*	WR	Toledo	5' 10"	165
113	Dallas	Nick Foles	QB	Arizona	6' 5"	235
114	Philadelphia	Russell Wilson	QB	Wisconsin	5' 11"	208
115	Tennessee	Brandon Taylor	S	LSU	6' 0"	191
116	Cincinnati	Marvin Jones	WR	Cal	6' 2"	200
117	Detroit	David Molk	OC	Michigan	6' 2"	285
118	Minnesota	Travis Lewis	OLB	Oklahoma	6' 2"	232
119	Pittsburgh	Jeff Fuller	WR	Texas A&M	6' 4"	215
120	Denver	Ronnie Hillman**	RB	San Diego State	5' 10"	175
121	Houston	Olivier Vernon*	DE	Miami	6' 4"	250
122	New Orleans	Brandon Lindsey	DE	Pittsburgh	6' 2"	250
123	Green Bay	Derek Wolfe	DT	Cincinnati	6' 5"	298
124	Buffalo	Brandon Hardin	CB	Oregon State	6' 3"	216
125	San Francisco	Phillip Thomas*	S	Syracuse	5' 11"	190
126	New England	DeVier Posey	WR	Ohio State	6' 2"	200
127	NY Giants	T.Y. Hilton	WR	Florida International	5' 10"	175
128	Minnesota	Frank Alexander	DE	Oklahoma	6' 4"	259
129	Oakland	Matt McCants	OT	Alabama, Birmingham	6' 7"	295
130	Baltimore	Mike Brewster	OC	Ohio State	6' 5"	293
131	NY Giants	Audie Cole	ILB	North Carolina State	6' 5"	239
132	Green Bay	Ryan Lindley	QB	San Diego State	6' 4"	215
133	Green Bay	Dan Herron	RB	Ohio State	5' 10"	193
134	Minnesota	Mike Daniels	DT	Iowa	6' 1"	275
135	Dallas	Tyrone Crawford	DE	Boise State	6' 4"	275
Round 5 Skip To Round: 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • Undrafted
136	Indianapolis	Michael Egnew	TE	Missouri	6' 6"	235
137	Denver	Lucas Nix	OT	Pittsburgh	6' 6"	300
138	Minnesota	Trenton Robinson	S	Michigan State	5' 10"	195
139	Minnesota	Coryell Judie	CB	Texas A&M	5' 11"	188
140	Tampa Bay	DeAngelo Peterson	TE	LSU	6' 4"	243
141	Washington	Josh Norman	CB	Coastal Carolina	6' 2"	190
142	Jacksonville	George Iloka	S	Boise State	6' 3"	207
143	Carolina	Donnie Fletcher	CB	Boston College	6' 1"	196
144	Buffalo	Terrance Ganaway	FB	Baylor	6' 0"	245
145	Miami	Shaun Prater	CB	Iowa	5' 11"	172
146	Kansas City	Jake Bequette	DE	Arkansas	6' 5"	270
147	Buffalo	Taylor Thompson	DE	Southern Methodist	6' 6"	287
148	Oakland	Jeremy Lane	CB	Northwestern State	6' 0"	183
149	San Diego	Cyrus Gray	RB	Texas A&M	5' 10"	196
150	Chicago	Greg Childs	WR	Arkansas	6' 3"	217
151	Arizona	Duke Ihenacho	S	San Jose State	6' 1"	210
152	Dallas	Joe Adams	WR	Arkansas	5' 11"	182
153	Philadelphia	Matt Reynolds	OT	BYU	6' 6"	325
154	NY Jets	Tank Carder	OLB	TCU	6' 2"	232
155	Tennessee	Malik Jackson	DE	Tennessee	6' 5"	265
156	Cincinnati	Vontaze Burfict*	ILB	Arizona State	6' 3"	245
157	Atlanta	T.J. Graham	WR	North Carolina State	6' 1"	180
158	Detroit	Isaiah Pead	RB	Cincinnati	5' 10"	193
159	Pittsburgh	Matt Conrath	DE	Virginia	6' 7"	270
160	Cleveland	Kheeston Randall	DT	Texas	6' 5"	295
161	Houston	Miles Burris	ILB	San Diego State	6' 3"	240
162	New Orleans	Kellen Moore	QB	Boise State	6' 0"	187
163	Green Bay	Tony Dye	S	UCLA	5' 11"	205
164	Baltimore	DeQuan Menzie	CB	Alabama	6' 0"	198
165	San Francisco	Trevin Wade	CB	Arizona	5' 11"	182
166	Cincinnati	Aaron Henry	S	Wisconsin	6' 0"	210
167	Cincinnati	Chandler Harnish	QB	Northern Illinois	6' 2"	213
168	Oakland	Kyle Wilber	DE	Wake Forest	6' 5"	235
169	Baltimore	Mitchell Schwartz	OT	Cal	6' 5"	310
170	Indianapolis	Tom Compton	OT	South Dakota	6' 6"	312
Round 6 Skip To Round: 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • Undrafted
171	St. Louis	Christian Thompson	S	South Carolina State	6' 1"	220
172	Philadelphia	Juron Criner	WR	Arizona	6' 4"	210
173	Washington	Tony Bergstrom	OT	Utah	6' 6"	310
174	Tampa Bay	Eddie Whitley	S	Virginia Tech	6' 1"	192
175	Minnesota	Brandon Mosley	OT	Auburn	6' 5"	305
176	Jacksonville	DaJohn Harris	DT	USC	6' 4"	295
177	Arizona	Levy Adcock	OT	Oklahoma State	6' 6"	330
178	Buffalo	Brian Peters	S	Northwestern	6' 4"	215
179	New Orleans	Matt Daniels	S	Duke	6' 1"	200
180	Carolina	Jerry Franklin	ILB	Arkansas	6' 1"	241
181	Seattle	Edwin Baker*	RB	Michigan State	5' 9"	208
182	Kansas City	Rhett Ellison	TE	USC	6' 5"	245
183	San Diego	Darron Thomas*	QB	Oregon	6' 3"	205
184	Chicago	Drake Dunsmore	TE	Northwestern	6' 3"	230
185	Arizona	Gino Gradkowski	OC	Delaware	6' 4"	294
186	Dallas	Cody Johnson	FB	Texas	5' 11"	250
187	NY Jets	Adam Gettis	OG	Iowa	6' 4"	280
188	Denver	Tyler Nielsen	OLB	Iowa	6' 4"	235
189	Oakland	David Paulson	TE	Oregon	6' 4"	241
190	Tennessee	Vick Ballard	RB	Mississippi State	5' 11"	215
191	Cincinnati	Jaye Howard	DT	Florida	6' 3"	295
	Detroit	Forfeit
192	Atlanta	Brian Linthicum	TE	Michigan State	6' 5"	245
193	Pittsburgh	Case Keenum	QB	Houston	6' 2"	210
194	Philadelphia	G.J. Kinne	QB	Tulsa	6' 2"	215
195	Houston	Micah Pellerin	CB	Hampton	6' 0"	187
196	Miami	Winston Guy	S	Kentucky	6' 1"	208
197	Green Bay	Korey Toomer	ILB	Idaho	6' 2"	233
198	Baltimore	Jack Crawford	DE	Penn State	6' 5"	256
199	San Francisco	Tydreke Powell	DT	UNC	6' 3"	302
200	Philadelphia	Tim Fugger	DE	Vanderbilt	6' 4"	255
201	NY Giants	Neiko Thorpe	CB	Auburn	6' 2"	192
202	NY Jets	D.J. Campbell	S	Cal	6' 0"	204
203	NY Jets	Drew Butler	PT	Georgia	6' 2"	205
204	Cleveland	Bryan Anger	PT	Cal	6' 4"	207
205	Cleveland	Blair Walsh	K	Georgia	5' 10"	185
206	Indianapolis	Sammy Brown	OLB	Houston	6' 3"	240
207	Carolina	Ron Brooks	S	LSU	6' 0"	179
Round 7 Skip To Round: 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 • 6 • 7 • Undrafted
208	Indianapolis	Chris Rainey	RB	Florida	5' 9"	174
209	St. Louis	Demario Davis	ILB	Arkansas State	6' 3"	231
210	Minnesota	Tauren Poole	RB	Tennessee	5' 11"	213
211	Minnesota	Rishaw Johnson	OG	California (PA)	6' 4"	305
212	Tampa Bay	D.J. Woods	WR	Cincinnati	6' 1"	170
213	Washington	Blake Gideon	S	Texas	6' 1"	200
214	Indianapolis	Ryan Steed	CB	Furman	5' 11"	190
215	Miami	Lance Dunbar	RB	North Texas	5' 9"	202
216	Carolina	James Hanna	TE	Oklahoma	6' 4"	237
217	Buffalo	William Vlachos	OC	Alabama	6' 1"	292
218	Kansas City	Jeff Adams	OT	Columbia	6' 7"	305
219	Detroit	Jordan White	WR	Western Michigan	6' 0"	208
220	Chicago	James-Michael Johnson	ILB	Nevada	6' 2"	240
221	Arizona	Cliff Harris*	CB	Oregon	5' 11"	160
222	Dallas	Bobby Rainey	RB	Western Kentucky	5' 7"	196
223	Minnesota	B.J. Coleman	QB	Tennessee-Chattanooga	6' 5"	210
224	Green Bay	Jeremy Ebert	WR	Northwestern	6' 0"	195
225	Seattle	Dale Moss	WR	South Dakota	6' 4"	197
226	San Diego	Logan Harrell	DT	Fresno State	6' 2"	275
227	Tennessee	Trevor Guyton	DT	Cal	6' 3"	285
228	Jacksonville	Bryce Brown**	RB	Kansas State	6' 1"	215
229	Philadelphia	Danny Trevathan	ILB	Kentucky	6' 1"	228
230	Detroit	Jason Slowey	OG	Western Oregon	6' 2.5"	304
231	Pittsburgh	Jeffery Demps	RB	Florida	5' 8"	183
232	NY Jets	Omar Bolden	CB	Arizona State	5' 10"	195
233	Houston	Rodney Stewart	RB	Colorado	5' 6"	175
234	New Orleans	Kevin Koger	TE	Michigan	6' 4"	200
235	Green Bay	Broderick Green	FB	Arkansas	6' 2"	248
236	Baltimore	Toney Clemons	WR	Colorado	6' 2"	210
237	San Francisco	Grant Garner	OC	Oklahoma State	6' 3"	289
238	Kansas City	Tramain Thomas	S	Arkansas	6' 0"	198
239	NY Giants	Hebron Fangupo	DT	BYU	6' 1"	331
240	Pittsburgh	Markus Zusevics	OT	Iowa	6' 5"	300
241	Green Bay	Garth Gerhart	OC	Arizona State	6' 1"	305
242	NY Jets	Donte Paige-Moss*	DE	UNC	6' 4"	260
243	Green Bay	Josh Kaddu	OLB	Oregon	6' 3"	230
244	NY Jets	Taveon Rogers	WR	New Mexico State	6' 0"	181
245	Cleveland	Rokevious Watkins	OT	South Carolina	6' 4"	340
246	Pittsburgh	Carmen Messina	ILB	New Mexico	6' 2"	222
247	Cleveland	Rishard Matthews	WR	Nevada	6' 2"	215
248	Pittsburgh	Austin Davis	QB	Southern Miss	6' 2"	208
249	Atlanta	Kyle Martens	PT	Rice	6' 6"	200
250	San Diego	Charles Brown	CB	UNC	5' 10"	205
251	Buffalo	Randy Bullock	K	Texas A&M	5' 9"	205
252	St. Louis	Danny Hrapmann	K	Southern Miss	5' 9"	160
253	Indianapolis	Mario Kurn	DE	San Diego	6' 2"	220

Position Totals
Quarterback:	16
Offensive Center:	9
Offensive Guard:	12
Offensive Tackle:	19
Running Back:	21
Fullback:	3
Tight End:	12
Wide Receiver:	31
Cornerback:	29
Safety:	21
Defensive End:	25
Defensive Tackle:	23
Outside Linebacker:	11
Inside Linebacker:	15
Kicker:	3
Punter:	3

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