Bengals Draft Depot

1. St. Louis Rams: Sam Bradford,QB,Oklahoma

Nothing has changed here, I will be shocked if Bradford is not the pick. St. Louis has used top 5 picks on D lineman a few years in a row and they need a franchise QB.

2. Detroit Lions: Ndamukong Suh,DT,Nebraska

Suh has been the number 1 player on the big board the entire offseason. With 3 days to go that's not gonna change. Jim Schwartz was a D line coach and will opt to take the elite DT, not an O lineman.

3. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Gerald McCoy,DT,Oklahoma

The Bucs will take one of the 2 DT's, whichever one is left. Suh is the better fit in Detroit so McCoy will go to the Bucs, where he's the better fit with his quick penetrating style in the cover two.

4. Washington Redskins: Trent Williams,OT,Oklahoma

The Redskins are doing everything they can to trade this pick, saying they will take a QB here. Not with McNabb signing. As far as Williams he's the better fit in Shanahan's zone blocking scheme.

5. Kansas City Chiefs: Russell Okung,OT,Oklahoma State

With the Redskins taking the player that fits their system it leaves the top Tackle on the board, making this a no brainer for the Chiefs.

6. Seattle Seahawks: CJ Spiller,RB,Clemson

This pick is the wildcard in the top 10. Seattle could go a number of different ways, but I think Carroll is used to having a stable of Runningbacks and now he has no one, that'll change with their first pick.

7. Cleveland Browns: Eric Berry,FS,Tennessee

The Browns are going to luck out and have Berry fall into their laps. This gives the AFC North 3 elite Safeties and the Browns a big time playmaker on their defense.

8. Oakland Raiders: Anthony Davis,OT,Rutgers

The Raiders are hard to predict as no one knows what crazy Al will do come draft day. My guess is OT as that position is a mess in Oakland.

9. Buffalo Bills: Jimmy Clausen,QB,Notre Dame

Someone could jump in front of Buffalo for Clausen, but if no one does Buffalo should take him. It's time to try to get a franchise QB and stop using stopgaps like Fitzpatrick. If Clausen doesn't go here it could be a long day for him.

10. Jacksonville Jaguars: Derrick Morgan,DE,Georgia Tech

This is too good of value for the Jags to pass up. I know they're trying to trade back, but I doubt it happens as no one wants to pay top 10 money to a rookie. Morgan is a complete 3 down player who can rush the passer and play the run and is one of the safest picks in the draft at a position of high value.

11. Denver Broncos: Dez Bryant,WR,Oklahoma State

After the Marshall trade I don't see how the Broncos don't take Bryant. He's by far the best WR in this class and now they have no number 1. His character concerns should be a non issue as he really hasn't done anything.

12. Miami Dolphins: Dan Williams,DT,Tennessee

The Dolphins starting NT is in his mid 30's and suspended for the first 8 games. NT is the most important position in a 3-4 defense, which makes me think Parcells will take the best one in the draft over a Safety. Especially with the Jets in the division and the way they run the ball.

13. San Francisco 49ers: Bryan Bulaga,OT,Iowa

Some people are starting to drop Bulaga as the game tape against Michigan he got owned by Brandon Graham. That plus his short arms are a concern. But at 13 he's good value to play RT in an offense that Singletary wants to be a run first offense.

14. Seattle Seahawks: Charles Brown,OT,USC

Brown's stock is on the rise big time as he looks to be a legit LT in the NFL. He comes from USC which is where Carroll was and he'll bring one of his own guys in to block for Spiller and protect Whitehurst or Hasselback.

15. New York Giants: Rolando McClain,LB,Alabama

If McClain is available there's no way he's not the pick. Antonio Pierce is gone and McClain was a thumper and a leader on the top defense in college football last season.

16. Tennessee Titans: Jason Pierre-Paul,DE,South Florida

JPP may be the most physically gifted athlete in this draft besides Taylor Mays. He's the quickest prospect off the line in a decade. Though he's raw he'll be able to contribute on passing downs immediately.

17. San Francisco 49ers: Joe Haden,CB,Florida

Most people have Haden as the top corner and he may go earlier than this, but with all the depth at the position some teams may opt to wait on a corner causing Haden and some others to slide a little bit.

18. Pittsburgh Steelers: Kyle Wilson,CB,Boise State

Now the run on corners will begin with possibly 5 going in the first round. Wilson is my number 1 corner as I think he can play more physical than Haden and can cover just as well if not better. This is good value at a spot of big time need for Pittsburgh.

19. Atlanta Falcons: Sean Weatherspoon,LB,Missouri

The Falcons are really high on Weatherspoon to come in and play the Sam position next to Curtis Lofton. He'll be available and will form an outstanding duo at LB for Atlanta.

20. Houston Texans: Ryan Matthews,RB,Fresno State

The Texans take pride in their offense, which is the strong suit of their team. They need a power back to make it complete as Slaton is coming off neck surgery and isn't an every down back anyway. Matthews is the best bell cow prospect in the draft.

21. Cincinnati Bengals: Earl Thomas,FS,Texas

That's right Bengals fans Earl Thomas is going to be available when the Bengals pick. Here's why his 40 time was on a super fast track which scouts are adding a full tenth of a second to his 40 time. The teams that could take him have bigger needs at other positions that are of higher value, Safeties fall every year. The Bengals will get a steal if he's available, he'll take care of that Centerfielder role in the secondary and be a turnover machine, especially with the freedom he'll have to roam with the 2 outstanding corners the Bengals have. I fully expect him to be available for the Bengals come Thursday evening and he will no doubt be the pick.

22. New England Patriots: Jermaine Gresham,TE,Oklahoma

This would be the Bengals pick if Thomas is gone. NE needs some weapons for Brady. Moss is declining, Welker is out for the beginning of the season, which means their best WR could be Julian Edelman.

23. Green Bay Packers: Mike Iupati,OG,Idaho

The Packers need help all over the line, with none of the Tackles available that have good value here they can go with one of the most dominating Guards in years. Rodgers has to get some protection, he won't last another season like last year.

24. Philadelphia Eagles: Kareem Jackson,CB,Alabama

The Eagles recently traded Sheldon Brown to the Browns, that opens up a spot at corner for them to upgrade and get younger.

25. Baltimore Ravens: Jared Odrick,DE/DT,Penn State

The Ravens lost a few players on the D line this year and if Odrick is available he's the kind of high motor D lineman Ozzie Newsome likes. Odrick will be an immediate upgrade at DE for the Ravens.

26. Arizona Cardinals: Sergio Kindle,LB/DE,Texas

Joey Porter is old and not the answer long term for Arizona to be their rush LB. Kindle can come in and compete with Porter for the starting spot immediately.

27. Dallas Cowboys: Taylor Mays,SS,USC

Jerry Jones loves taking big names and Mays is one of the biggest names out there. Dallas has a glaring hole at Safety making Mays the easy choice here.

28. San Diego Chargers: Terrance Cody,DT,Alabama

Cody has something that can't be taught and that is he is massive. He'll constantly command double teams and will immediately start at the most important position in a 3-4 defense.

29. New York Jets: Brandon Graham,LB/DE,Michigan

I think Kindle ends up going ahead of Graham just because of his size. At 29 Graham is a steal for the Jets and they'll be extremely happy to see him sitting there. If they're gonna get past the Colts they need to be able to pressure Manning.

30. Minnesota Vikings: Devin McCourtey,CB,Rutgers

I think atleast 4 CB's go in the 1st round. The Vikings are old and often injured at the position. They have to beat the Saints to get to the Super Bowl and they'll need corners to slow down Brees and that explosive passing game.

31. Indianapolis Colts: Maurkice Pouncey,OC/OG,Florida

Pouncey will be great value here for a team that couldn't run the ball at all last season. Pouncey will start at Guard and take over Center for Saturday when he retires.

32. New Orleans Saints: Everson Griffen,DE,USC

Charles Rodgers is gone in New Orleans and it was time for an upgrade at the position anyway. If Ellis can get healthy they could form a lethal pass rushing duo from the interior and outside.


2nd Round


33. Rams: Demaryius Thomas,WR,Georgia Tech

With the Rams getting a new franchise QB they should focus most of this draft on finding him some weapons. Thomas averaged 25 yards a catch last season which is rediculous, and has the best size speed combination of any WR.

34. Lions: Roger Saffold,OT,Indiana

The Lions will be smart to take Suh and wait on a Tackle until round 2 as they'll still be able to get one with a first round grade. Safford will be able to step in and protect Stafford immediately.

35. Buccaneers: Golden Tate,WR,Notre Dame

The Bucs have needs at WR and CB, but Tate is the better value of any corner that is left by this point. They need some weapons for Freeman as their only good WR signed with the Bengals.

36. Chiefs: Linval Joseph,DT,East Carolina

Joseph's stock is on the rise big time and the Chiefs need a NT. They don't have a true NT on the roster and converted to a 3-4 last season.

37. Eagles: Nate Allen,FS,South Florida

After trading Dawkins last season the Eagles got no production out of the Safety position. Some rate Allen as the 3rd Safety in this draft as he's the complete package that can play the run and the pass.

38. Cleveland Browns: Colt McCoy,QB,Texas

There's talk of Cleveland moving up into the end of the 1st to take McCoy. I don't know why as he'll almost certainly still be available at this spot. McCoy will be a good fit in a west coast offense as he won't have to throw it deep very often.

39. Raiders: Patrick Robinson,CB,Florida State

I think the Raiders still may end up trading Nmandi Asomougha before the draft or during. Robinson has the kind of 40 time that Al Davis will love and will at minimum be an excellent number 2 Cornerback.

40. Chargers: Jahvid Best,RB,California

The Chargers have to get a RB early in this draft as Sproles isn't big enough to carry a full workload. Best isn't a huge powerback but will be a good addition to split carries 50/50 with Sproles. They may still add a bigger back later on.

41. Bills: Bruce Campbell,OT,Maryland

The Bills have to get a Tackle, especially if they take Jimmy Clausen. Campbell may be the most athletic OT in the draft and could be the best if developed properly.

42. Buccaneers: Chris Cook,CB/FS,Virginia

Ronde Barber is getting old and Cook has the ability to play FS until a spot opens at CB where the Bucs need an upgrade but have stayed loyal to Barber.

43. Broncos: Sean Lee,LB,Penn State

The Broncos need to get some LB's inside to compliment Elvis Dumerville. Sean Lee is coming off injury or may have been a 1st round pick.

44. Patriots: Jerry Hughes,LB/DE,TCU

The Patriots love taking the hybrid players in the 2nd round. They just told Adelius Thomas his role is changing to a run defender and they need players that can rush the QB.

45. Broncos: Jon Asamoah,OG,Illinois

The Broncos interior line was terrible last year. They have a 1st round RB on the roster and need to get some maulers in the run game in front of him.

46. Giants: Carlos Dunlap,DE,Florida

The Giants are trying to trade Usi Omenyiora which means they plan on taking a DE early in the draft. The Giants love drafting D lineman early and often.

47. Patriots: Arrelious Benn,WR,Illinois

Benn would be an excellent value pick in the middle of the 2nd round. The Pats need multiple weapons for Brady and Benn and Gresham would be an excellent start.

48. Panthers: Tim Tebow,QB,Florida

The Jags may trade up into the 2nd to grab Tebow, but if they don't I could see Carolina taking him here. He'd be given time to develop while Matt Moore plays and they'd have 2 promising QB's on the roster.

49. 49ers: Damian Williams,WR,USC

The Niners need to get someone across from Crabtree and Williams could turn into an excellent number 2 WR in the NFL.

50. Chiefs: Jason Worilds,OLB/DE,Virginia Tech

The Chiefs have needed help with their pass rush for years. Now that they're set with lineman they can get some players to come off the edge.

51. Texans: Brandon Ghee,CB,Wake Forest

The Texans let McCourtey walk in free agency and now have nothing at the CB position. They will have to land someone from this deep corner class in the first 2 rounds.

52. Steelers: Tyson Alualu,DE/DT,California

The Steelers have 3 players on the D line over 30 years old. Even though they took Hood in the 1st last year they need more depth at the position.

53. Patriots: Ben Tate,RB,Auburn

The Patriots need a RB, Maroney hasn't lived up to expectations and Faulk is on his last leg of his career. Tate can be a bell cow back.

54. Bengals: Rob Gronkowski,TE,Arizona

Although my philosophy is to take a lineman on either side of the ball in the first 2 rounds every year, if the draft falls like this it's how they have to go. This would fill their 2 biggest needs with the 2nd rated player at both positions. Gronkowski is the most complete TE in this draft as his blocking is very good which is important to the Bengals being a run first offense. Gronkowski would open up the outside by taking up defenders in the middle of the field. Although he catches the ball against his body he's still a big time playmaker and has been compared to Jason Witten. This would give the Bengals a complete offense, package that with the number 4 defense that just added Earl Thomas and you have to think there's a chance to go very deep in the playoffs if not all the way. These 2 picks would pretty much open up the rest of the draft to go any position they choose and take the best player available. They can do that anyway, but most assume they will have to get a Safety and TE fairly early.

55. Eagles: Koa Misi,OLB/DE,Utah

The Eagles pass rush really struggled last season. Part of that was probably due to Jim Johnson passing away, but they need some players who can come off the edge and rush the QB.

56. Packers: Akwasi Owusu-Ansah,CB,IUP

Akwasi is a small school product but runs an elite 40 time and has elite speed. Small school prospects have excelled at corner before. GB has 2 CB's over 30 with one coming off an ACL injury.

57. Ravens: Perrish Cox,CB,Oklahoma State

Look for a bunch of CB's to come off the board in the 2nd round. Cox was once considered the 2nd best CB in this draft and has some good play on his tape. The Ravens need upgrades at both CB spots and will join in on the deep class of CB's.

58. Cardinals: Eric Decker,WR,Minnesota

The Cards should look to replace Boldin to allow Breaston to stay in the slot where he's excelled. Decker will be a good number 2 possesion WR allowing Fitzgerald to go deep.

59. Cowboys: Dexter McCluster,WR/RB,Ole Miss

McCluster will be a good fit in Dallas as a slot WR and situational RB. He's a playmaker who's a threat to take it all the way at any time which Jerry Jones will love.

60. Seahawks: Morgan Burnett,FS/SS,Georgia Tech

The Seahawks are a mess in the secondary at every position and should take the best available player. Burnett can play both Safety positions which adds to his value.

61. Jets: Major Wright,SS,Florida

Kerry Rhodes got the boot after saying the Jets should scheme their defense around his abilities instead of him adapting. Wright will be an upgrade anyway and I think may have been a 1st round pick had he stayed in school one more year.

62. Vikings: John Jerry,OG,Ole Miss

The Vikings run blocking wasn't very good on the interior line last year. They wouldn't have done anything if their RB wasn't AP. Jerry is a mauler in the run game.

63. Colts: LaMarr Houston,DT,Texas

The Colts have struggled at DT for a few years now. Houston will be an asset against the run and will take some double teams away from Mathis and Freeney.

64. Saints: Brian Price,DT,UCLA

His stock has taken a fall big time. But the Saints could use a good DT next to Ellis, and Price added with Everson Griffen will give the Saints an excellent front 4 which is what they need to sit back in the cover 2 and still get to the QB.


3rd Round


65. Rams: Dorin Dickerson,TE/WR,Pittsburgh

Dickerson could be a major asset if put in the right system. The Rams could play him at TE/H back or split him out wide as a big number 2 WR. Add him with Thomas and you have 2 big weapons for your QB that have elite speed and a bright future on offense.

66. Lions: Brandon Spikes,LB,Florida

Larry Foote went back to the Steelers to take a back up role. Spikes will be a good addition with Suh to form a run stopping duo up the middle. They've been terrible against the run for years.

67. Buccaneers: Brandon LaFell,WR,LSU

The Bucs need more than one WR for Freeman as they have no one headed into the draft. After taking Tate they should get a bigger possesion type of WR, LaFell and Tate would be good compliments to each other.

68. Chiefs: Carlton Mitchell,WR,South Florida

Mitchell is a big WR with elite speed for his size, but he's still raw and needs developed. Haley loves throwing the ball and needs some weapons other than Bowe. Since the Chiefs are still in rebuilding mode this would be a good pick.

69. Raiders: Daryl Washington,LB,TCU

The Raiders have been good against the pass but not very good against the run the last couple of years. Washington could play inside or outside and is a good run stopper.

70. Eagles: JD Walton,OG/OC,Baylor

The Andrews experiment was a disaster last year for the Eagles. I don't know why anyone thinks either of those guys are good. Both should be arrested for stealing when they accept a paycheck. Their effort and productivity is a joke.

71. Browns: Ricky Sapp,OLB/DE,Clemson

The Browns need a rush linebacker with the trade of Kamerion Wimbley. Sapp would have been a late 1st/early 2nd round pick if he wasn't injured.

72. Bills: Cam Thomas,DT,North Carolina

The Bills get a steal here as NT's are hot commodities. I think they'll atleast be able to land Troup if Thomas is gone, but they have to get one of them as they're converting to a 3-4 and there's an unusual number of true NT's in this draft.

73. Dolphins: Reshad Jones,FS,Georgia

After taking Williams over Thomas the Dolphins get a very good consolation prize in Reshad Jones. He's a player that can play both the run and pass and will be an instant upgrade giving Miami a good young secondary with 2 second year corners.

74. Jaguars: Mardy Gilyard,WR,Cincinnati

The Jags are probably hoping to trade this pick for Tim Tebow, but they need a WR with them not bringing Holt back. Gilyard provides them a good slot guy and a good returner.

75. Bears: Vladimir Ducasse,OG,UMass

This is the Bears first pick. They just acquired Chester Taylor but it won't matter if they don't get better on the line, just ask Matt Forte who had nowhere to run last season.

76. Giants: Navarro Bowman,LB,Penn State

The Giants need someone at about every position in the front 7, and definitely all 3 LB spots. Bowman and McClain could be a lethal combo at LB.

77. Titans: Amari Spievey,CB,Iowa

The Titans pass defense was horrible last year. Part of that was not getting any pass rush and part because they didn't have a legit starting corner opposite of Cortland Finnegan. Even without a 2nd round pick they should be able to take advantage of this CB class.

78. Panthers: Anthony McCoy,TE,USC

The weed will not hurt McCoy as over half the Earth has smoked weed at some point in their lifetime. With 2 young QB's the Panthers will need a safety valve for them and someone to take some heat off Steve Smith.

79. 49ers: Chad Jones,SS,LSU

The Niners need upgrades all over the secondary. Adding Jones as Safety along with Haden at Cornerback will be a very good addition to an already solid defense.

80. Broncos: Alex Carrington,DE/DT,Arkansas State

The Broncos converted to a 3-4 last year but all their D lineman are better fits in a 4-3. Carrington is a perfect fit at DE in a 3-4 and has risen his stock big time during the Senior Bowl and Combine.

81. Texans: Dominique Franks,CB,Oklahoma

The Texans definitely need to take more than one player in the secondary, especially at corner. Franks is good value late in the 3rd as he's got a 2nd round grade, and the Texans now have 2 good young CB's which they'll need if they wanna beat the Colts ever.

82. Steelers: Jared Veldheer,OT,Hillsdale

The Steelers have needed upgrades on the line for a few years now. Plus Rooney stated that he wants to see them get back to smashmouth style football on offense. Their QB is gonna be suspended to start the season and they will need to be able to run the ball.

83. Falcons: Geno Atkins,DT,Georgia

The Falcons need to get some players that can get after the QB from the interior and off the edge. Especially if they plan on overtaking the Saints in the division.

84. Bengals: Mitch Petrus,OG,Arkansas

The Bengals need to land a Guard at some point in this draft. It doesn't necessarily have to be this early, but if Petrus is available he's good value at this point and fits their style of play. Petrus is a mauler in the run game that is strong as an ox. He did 44 reps of 225 lbs at the Combine which is amazing. He's not just a workout warrior though, his pass protection is also pretty good as he can use those strong arms to punch defenders knocking them back. Petrus could instantly compete for the starting LG position with Mathis and Livings and/or could take over the right side for Bobbie Williams when he decides to retire. At minimum this gives the Bengals great depth on the line, maybe the most depth in the NFL.

85. Browns: Andre Roberts,WR,The Citadel

The Browns may have the worst group of WR's in the NFL. They won't be able to address the position until this late if they want to get good value. Roberts was the best looking WR at the Senior Bowl.

86. Packers: Jerome Murphy,CB,South Florida

The Packers land the last of the CB's with a 2nd round grade late in the 3rd round. That shows how deep the position is as lots of corners were taken. Adding 2 CB's will give the Packers the best group of CB's in the NFL which will help them to try to overtake the Saints.

87. Eagles: Jamar Chaney,LB,Mississippi State

The Eagles need to get atleast 2 LB's fairly early one inside and one outside. Chaney can play inside and has great range and can cover as well as play the run. Anyone else tired of the Eagles picking all the time.

88. Cardinals: Dennis Pitta,TE,BYU

The Cards haven't really had a good receiving TE in years, they didn't need one with Fitz,Boldin,and Breaston. Now that Boldin is gone and a young QB will be starting they need to get a TE that can catch and Pitta is one of the best in this draft.

89. Cardinals: Torell Troup,DT,Central Florida

The Cards need an upgrade at NT or atleast some depth. Troup is the last of the big 5 NT's and is great value at the end of the 3rd round.

90. Cowboys: TJ Ward,FS,Oregon

The Cowboys got Mays to play SS and now take Ward to play the FS spot. That's alot of speed in the secondary and could make them very tough to throw on with the pass rushers they already have.

91. Chargers: Montario Hardesty,RB,Tennessee

Look for the Chargers to take a big power style RB in this draft. Hardesty,Best,and Sproles would be an excellent 3 headed monster in the backfield.

92. Browns: Taylor Price,WR,Ohio

The Browns will need to take more than one WR. Price can play on the outside and will be a good vertical threat that can stretch the field. With Massoquoi,Price, and Roberts they could have a good young trio of WR's.

93. Vikings: Mike Neal,DT,Purdue

The Williams's are getting old and the Vikings could use another DT to rotate in and keep them fresh. Neal could come in and give them some interior pressure on passing downs.

94. Colts: Corey Wooten,DE,Northwestern

The Colts need some depth at DE, look what happened when Freeney was out the 2nd half of the Super Bowl. Plus Mathis's contract is up after this season and this will give Polian leverage in negotiations.

95. Saints: Aaron Hernandez,TE,Florida

Hernandez can't block but the Saints throw the ball a lot anyway and Hernandez would give them a huge target and will be good depth behind the often injured Shockey.

96. Bengals: Jordan Shipley,WR,Texas

After going defense in the 1st round the Bengals use their next 3 picks on an offense that struggled in the passing game last year. Shipley would be a playmaker in the slot position and has been compared to Wes Welker. I'm not sold on Caldwell or anyone else they have behind Chad and Antonio Bryant. If Matt Jones ends up being a pleasant suprise and plays to his potential then the Bengals are all of a sudden loaded at WR. Which is a good thing having a QB of Carson Palmer's caliber. If this happens it pushes Caldwell to the number 5 WR which will make him the best 5th WR in the NFL and possible trade bait. Chad,Bryant, and Shipley in the slot would be tough to defend, especially with Gronkowski at TE. Defenses wouldn't be able to stack the box against Ced and the run. They also wouldn't be able to double Chad or anyone for that matter. Excellent draft so far for the Bengals.

97. Titans: Al Woods,DT,LSU

After losing Haynesworth and Vanden Bosch in back to back years, plus Odom the year before that, the Titans need to retool their D line.

98. Falcons: Matt Tennant,OC,Boston College

The Falcons need some depth on the O line, especially at Center where their starter is in his mid 30's.


4th Round


99. Rams: Ed Dickson,TE,Oregon

Keep loading up on weapons for Bradford to throw the ball to. If I was a Rams fan and the draft goes like this I'd be very excited. Demaryius Thomas, Dorin Dickerson, and now Ed Dickson will give the Rams 3 big targets all with good to elite speed. Steven Jackson should also be happy about this as he no longer has to carry the entire team on his back and run it 30 times a game.

100. Lions: Dekoda Watson,OLB,Florida State

Watson has elite speed for a Will LB and will be able to help in the run game and against the pass. He needs to put on a little weight as at the Combine he was down to 220.

101. Buccaneers: Jermaine Cunningham,DE,Florida

The Bucs need someone on the end of the line to go with McCoy on the inside. They like to play that Tampa 2 and need to get pressure from their front 4 to be successful.

102. Chiefs: Toby Gerhart,RB,Stanford

The Chiefs need to get someone to get them the tough yard on 3rd and 1. I don't think Thomas Jones is that kind of back anymore and Charles is more of a speed guy.

103. Redskins: Mike Johnson,OG,Alabama

The Skins need alot of help on the O line. Johnson is a mauler in the run game, although his style isn't a great fit in a zone scheme, he does have some ability to get out on LB's and he's by far the best O lineman on the board.

104. Seahawks: Joe McKnight,RB,USC

Pete Carroll will try to get as many USC guys as he can in this draft that know his system. McKnight is good value here with big upside and a need as Spiller can't handle the entire load. Carroll is starting to build his stable of RB's again.

105. Eagles: Selvish Capers,OT,West Virginia

Andy Reid loves to draft offensive lineman and the Eagles need both a Tackle and Guard to replace the Andrews brothers, who are both scumbags.

106. Raiders: John Skelton,QB,Fordham

Skelton is the sleeper QB of this draft. He could end up being very good and I almost hope the Raiders don't take him and ruin his career. They have to get someone as Gradkowski is hurt and JaMarcus Russell is.....well you know, terrible.

107. Bills: Eric Norwood,DE/OLB,South Carolina

The Bills are switching to a 3-4 and need an edge pass rusher opposite Aaron Maybin. The Bills have some of the pieces in place to have a great defense.

108. Jaguars: Pat Angerer,LB,Iowa

Angerer is the kind of hard nosed, hard hitting Linebacker that Jack Del Rio will love. He is great value in the 4th round as alot of players are due to the depth in this draft.

109. Bears: Robert Johnson,FS,Utah

The Bears have 2 average Safeties that are holding out like they're all-pros. Johnson is good and could be the pick that shows atleast one of them the door.

110. Dolphins: Thaddeus Gibson,OLB/DE,Ohio State

I've seen Gibson mocked as high as the 1st round. My question is why, he wasn't that good at Ohio State and I'm a Buckeyes fan. He doesn't have exceptional measurables, he's a quality mid round prospect who can contribute with depth and on special teams.

111. Titans: Darrell Stuckey,FS,Kansas

Stuckey is another one of the good pass defending Safeties that will be available in the middle rounds due to the depth of the position. He'll be a good addition to a defense that struggled against the pass.

112. Panthers: Mike Williams,WR,Syracuse

Steve Smith recently said he wants another WR across from him. Williams is very talented but will drop due to charcter concerns, he quit his team at Syracuse. He could end up being a steal if he is on good behavior.

113. 49ers: Javier Arenas,CB,Alabama

The Niners still need players in the secondary even after taking Haden and Chad Jones. Arenas at minimum will be a good nickel corner and kick returner, and could develop into a solid 2nd CB.

114. Broncos: Tony Moeaki,TE,Iowa

The Broncos are actively trying to trade Scheffler. Moeaki is a better fit as he's a better blocker who can still catch the ball.

115. Giants: Perry Riley,LB,LSU

The Giants go from having no one at LB to having 3 potential stars at the position. Good draft for the Giants new defensive coordinator.

116. Steelers: Jonathon Dwyer,RB,Georgia Tech

Dwyer is one of those players I think could slide a full round or two lower than expected. He isn't fast and can't handle a full workload. But he's a steal here unfortunately as the hated Steelers land him.

117. Falcons: Jimmy Graham,TE,Miami

Graham has a ton of upside as a former basketball player who is 6-8. With Gonzalez there that's a great tutor as he was a converted basketball player that was raw when he came out and this would be a smart move for Atlanta, grooming a TE for the future.

118. Texans: D'Anthony Smith,DT,Louisiana Tech

Smith could be a sleeper pick as a small school guy. The Texans need an upgrade at DT and someone to take some heat off their 2 good DE's.

119. Patriots: Kyle Calloway,OT,Iowa

The Pats are starting to get a little old on the offensive line. The Pats draft for depth and the future and these rounds are where their championships are won.

120. Bengals: Austen Lane,DE,Murray State

We all know what happened when Odom went down last season, the pass rush disappeared for the most part. I'm always a fan of getting as many good lineman as you can. Lane is a good pass rusher with top end speed and good size. He's a real sleeper in this draft and could end up being like a Jared Allen who also came from a small school.

121. Eagles: Dan LeFevour,QB,Central Michigan

The Eagles shipped McNabb and and now need to get another QB to develop so they can ship Kolb out in a few years.

122. Packers: Tony Washington,OT,Albeline Christian

The Packers need to keep Aaron Rodgers from getting killed, this guy would've been an early pick had he not had sex with his sister.

123. Cardinals: Zane Beadles,OG,Utah

The Cards have a good RB in Beanie Wells, they need to get some lineman who are maulers in the run game. Beadles is versatile and could play Guard or Tackle.

124. Jets: Clay Harbour,TE,Missouri State

The Jets need some depth at TE, behind Dustin Keller they have nobody. Harbour has a similiar skill set to Jason Witten.

125. Cowboys: Myron Lewis,CB/FS,Vanderbilt

Terrance Newman is 32 years old, the Cowboys need some depth at corner and FS. Lewis is versatile enough to play both positions and could be groomed to take over for Newman.

126. Chargers: Jeff Owens,DE/DT,Georgia

He played 3 technique at Georgia but I think he'd be a better fit as a 5 technique in a 3-4. The Chargers are old and often injured on the D line.

127. Seahawks: Donovan Warren,CB,Michigan

Warren's horrible 40 time is going to cause him to fall big time on draft day. If he plays faster than that time he could be a steal as he has good technique and was productive at Michigan.

128. Vikings: AJ Edds,LB,Iowa

The Vikings had a ton of injuries at LB last season and lost a couple players this offseason. Look for them to add depth in the middle and later rounds.

129. Colts: Larry Asante,SS,Nebraska

Bob Sanders has only played in 8 games over the last 2 seasons. He is injury plagued and someone else has to be brought in.

130. Saints: Anthony Dixon,RB,Mississippi State

Mike Bell went to the Eagles, if Pierre Thomas goes down the only one left is Reggie Bush who can't be a bell cow back, enter Anthony Dixon a big bruising RB.

131. Bengals: Jonathon Crompton,QB,Tennessee

Some people are very high on Crompton, Ron Jaworski has him as his 2nd rated QB. I don't know about that, but I know I'm not very high on Jordan Palmer or JT O Sullivan and if Carson goes down they're in trouble. Crompton has good size and good arm strength and with the receivers the Bengals have both already on the roster and acquired from this draft any decent QB with a strong arm and above average accuracy should be able to perform fairly well.