7 Round 2015 NFL Mock Draft With Team Needs
Round 1
1) Tampa Bay Buccaneers- QB Jameis Winston (Florida State)
The Selection of Winston solidifies a position that has not shown much promise over the years, Winston allows the offense to become more consistent with his QB savvy and play making ability. Winston can help turn Vincent Jackson and Mike Evans into a dynamic duo that can rival any team.
2) Tennessee Titans- DE Leonard Williams (USC)
Leonard Williams is my top ranked player and also most teams as well. The Titans could use an explosive interior rusher who can also help in run support. Williams possesses a high motor to go along with a high football IQ which will gives Defensive Coordinator Ray Horton a strong 1-2 punch with Williams and Jurrel Casey on the defense front.
3) Jacksonville Jaguars- DE Dante Fowler Jr. (Florida)
Gus Bradley drafted his QB with the selection of Blake Bortles last year, now Bradley turns to the side of the ball that helped him become a NFL head coach. Dante Fowler is versatile weapon that Bradley will use in multiple ways in 2015. Fowler is explosive and violent at the point of attack which is a necessity if you want to play in the trenches.
4) Oakland Raiders- WR Amari Cooper (Alabama)
The Raiders found their QB with the selection of Derek Carr last year, Now let's give Carr a new best friend with WR Amari Cooper. Draft experts are still debating who the top WR is this year and I think there is no question it is Cooper. Cooper runs crisp routes with explosiveness that cannot be matched.
5) Washington Redskins- OLB Vic Beasley (Clemson)
The Redskins need to replace the loss of Brian Orakpo and with the pick of Vic Beasley who is my top ranked edge rusher in this year's draft class they not only replace Orakpo but also upgrade a pass rush that was ranked near the bottom of the league. Beasley will become an every down threat against any and all opponents leaving Beasley with one on one pass rush opportunities.
6) New York Jets- QB Marcus Mariota (Oregon)
The New York Jets cannot afford to pass up on a franchise QB, especially one with the caliber of talent that Marcus Mariota possesses. Mariota may take some time to adjust to the NFL game from a play-calling standpoint as well as huddling up, but when it comes to pure talent and football IQ Mariota has maybe the highest upside of any player in this years draft. Mariota can read defenses and go through his reads while making smart decisions with the ball.
7) Chicago Bears- NT Danny Shelton (Washington)
New defensive coordinator Vic Fangio will need a strong front seven if they want to revamp their struggling defense. Danny Shelton would be a huge upgrade right in the middle of the defense for the Chicago Bears who are transitioning to a 3-4 scheme. Shelton compares to Ndamukong Suh with is violent hands and pass rushing ability from the interior.
8) Atlanta Falcons- DE Alvin "Bud" Dupree (Kentucky)
Atlanta has been searching for an edge rusher for the past few years signing older prospects past their prime or young players that don't pan out. Bud Dupree has the size and explosiveness to start from day one on the edge for the Falcons. At 6'4 and weighing 270 pounds Dupree has the size to take on NFL offensive tackles, the one thing Dupree possesses that most edge rushers his size don't is his speed, running a 4.5 40 at the NFL Scouting Combine his size and speed rivals that of Jadeveon Clowney.
9) New York Giants- OT Brandon Scherff (Iowa)
The New York Giants offensive line had it's ups and downs last year, Brandon Scherff can help eliminate those downs with his technician skills as a pass blocker. Scherff also is a road grater in the running game, in the video above we see Scherff going against next years top ranked player Joey Bosa(Ohio St.), we see Scherff get inside Bosa and turn him outside to give his RB a huge running lane.
10) St. Louis Rams- WR Kevin White (West Virginia)
With the trade of Sam Bradford for Nick Foles, the Rams feel like they have found their QB with Foles. The Rams already have two former West Virginia WR's with Austin, Bailey but they are smaller slot types, Kevin White is a big WR at 6'3 but also possesses the same kind of speed(4.35 40) as his West Virginia counterparts. White can provide the Rams with a solid number one target for the next 5-10 years depending on his health.
11) Minnesota Vikings- OT DJ Humphries (Florida)
Minnesota would love to add Teddy Bridgewater's college teammate DeVante Parker, but I think the Vikings go a smarter route with the selection of my top ranked offensive tackle prospect DJ Humpries. Humpries has room to grow with his long frame and athletic ability, With this pick it allows former first round pick Matt Kalil the opportunity to become an elite RT in the NFL since he doesn't have the athletic ability to be a elite LT. With a deep group of receivers heading into the draft I think solidifying the offense line for your franchise QB is priority number one.
12) Cleveland Browns- WR DeVante Parker (Louisville)
With the suspension of Josh Gordan and lack of elite QB availability in this year's draft the Browns go with the best player available at a position of need. Parker has the size and speed to succeed in the NFL with great route running savvy. Whichever QB is at the helm for the Browns would be ecstatic with selection of Parker who could be a pro bowler for years to come.
13) New Orleans Saints- OLB Randy Gregory (Nebraska)
Jimmy Graham is gone, time for the Saints to get over it, but not with a TE. Randy Gregory can help ease the pain of losing Grahman by making sacks and creating turnovers which will give Drew Brees and the explosive Saints offense more opportunities to put points on the board. Gregory has violent hands with an extremely long frame and quick first step.
14) Miami Dolphins- CB Trae Waynes (Michigan State)
Trae Waynes is one of the top CB prosepcts in the 2015 draft, Waynes possesses elite size at 6'1 with the speed(4.32 40) to go along with it. The Dolphins have a few major holes to fill, but when you have to face Tom Brady twice a year your going to need shutdown CB to take away Brady's first option, enter Waynes.
15) San Francisco 49ers- CB Marcus Peters (Washington)
San Francisco has had many off season departures offensively and defensively. Marcus Peters is my top ranked CB in this years draft, he has the size and length to compete with any and all receivers in the NFL. The 49ers have lost CB's Perrish Cox and Chris Culliver through free agency and Tramaine Brock is coming back from injury. Peters can be a shutdown CB the 49ers have not had since the days of "Prime-Time" Deion Sanders.
16) Houston Texans- C Cameron Erving (Florida St.)
Erving is a versatile prospect on the offensive line, Erving has played OT, OG, but I believe his best position is Center. Erving uses his long arms to keep defenders from gaining pressure up the middle. Houston has one of the best RB's in the league in Arian Foster and moving Ben Jones to OG would only upgrade the offense line which would make the entire offense better.
17) San Diego Chargers- OT Ereck Flowers (Miami)
King Dunlap and DJ Fluker are 2nd tier OT's, Flowers can step in from day one an be a solid LT for the next 5-10 years. Flowers has the size for the running game and also the foot quickness and arm length to be an elite pass blocker. Giving Pro Bowl Qb Phillip Rivers solid pass protection will lead to wins for the Chargers.
18) Kansas City Chiefs- OG La'el Collins (LSU)
The Cheifs have a hole at RG, plug in ultra productive La'el Collins and that should allow Jamal Charles to contend for NFL MVP honors and allow Alex Smith to throw a TD to a receiver for the first time since 2013. In this clip above shows the run blocking ability Collins has with his great leverage.
19) Cleveland Browns- DE Arik Armstead (Oregon)
The Browns have a solid back seven, it's their front three that needs some work. Armstead is a huge prospect to say the least, with athleticism you don't see from a guy his size(6'7 290).Armstead is extremely long which benefits his ability to take up blockers in the Browns 3-4 scheme.
20) Philadelphia Eagles- SS Landon Collins (Alabama)
The Eagles are moving in the right direction with the signing of Byron Maxwell, now they need to solidify that secondary with a physical presence in the back end. Collins in the top Safety prospect enter the 2015 draft and has versatility to succeed in multiple schemes. Collins can play centerfield in coverage or be in the box as an extra linebacker with his 228 pound frame.
21) Cincinnati Bengals- DT Eddie Goldman (Florida St.)
Goldman has the skill set to play the nose tackle spot or anywhere on the interior, he has enough quickness to beat interior lineman with speed or with his power. Cincinnati needs help at the NT position with Peko in his later years and the often injured Atkins.
22) Pittsburgh Steelers- OLB Shane Ray (Missouri)
Ray has the most explosive first step of any edge prospect in this years draft, The Steelers could use some explosive play since their defense has been lack-luster at best of late when it comes to rushing the passer. With the unexpected retirement of Jason Worilds and lack of production from Jarvis Jones, Ray would be a welcomed addition to a aged defense that could use restocking.
23) Detroit Lions- DT Malcolm Brown (Texas)
The Lion lost Ndamakong Suh and Nick Fairly to free agency, enter Malcolm Brown to fill the void(Ngata helps too). Brown has the ability to beat single and double teams regularly and was one of the lone bright spots for the Texas Longhorns this past season.
24) Arizona Cardinals- ILB Stephone Anthony (Clemson)
25) Carolina Panthers- OT Andrus Peat (Stanford)
Micheal Oher was not the answer in 2014 and he's still not the answer in 2015 at LT for the Carolina Panthers, Andrus Peat looks like a giant body buidler with quick feet to match his power. Cam Newton would be happy with this pick, also happy to know that his blindside is actually covered.
26) Baltimore Ravens- WR Dorial Green-Beckham (Missouri/Oklahoma)
The Ravens lost Torrey Smith, Steve Smith is close to retirement so Joe Flacco needs a new go-to receiver. Dorial Green-Beckham has all the measurables you would want in a WR prospect, Green-Beckham also has all the tools you don't want in a WR prospect(Off the field issues). Green-Beckham has the highest ceiling of any WR prospect in the draft, also has the lowest floor.
27) Dallas Cowboys- RB Melvin Gordon (Wisconson)
28) Denver Broncos- TE Maxx Williams (Minnesota)
Losing Julius Thomas was a major hit to the explosive Broncos offense, selecting Williams would help a depleted TE core. Williams has the tools to become a weapon in the Broncos offense as a pass catcher as well as a interior blocker.
29) Indianapolis Colts- DE Henry Anderson (Stanford)
30) Green Bay Packers- ILB Eric Kendricks (UCLA)
Green Bay Packers had to use Clay Matthews at ILB last season which limited his ability to add pressure on the QB from his usual OLB position. Eric Kendricks has all the tools to become an NFL caliber ILB, his older brother Micheal Kendricks is the starting ILB for the Philadelphia Eagles so that just shows the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Kendricks possesses elite athleticism that will help stuff the run and as shown above, create turnovers in pass coverage.
31) New Orleans Saints- TE Devin Funchess (Michigan)
32) New England Patriots- CB Kevin Johnson (Wake Forest)
Johnson is a long, rangy CB prospect with great plant and drive ability. New England lost Revis so drafting a CB in the first round seemed proper. Johnson is a smooth athlete out wide and can run with all receivers, showing great technique and ability to find the ball with his long frame.
Round 2
1(33) Tennessee Titans- OT TJ Clemmings (Pittsburg)
2(34) Tampa Bay Buccaneers- OG Laken Tomlinson (Duke)
With the selection of a first round QB, there is usually a offensive lineman coming next. Tomlinson is an elite OG prospect with his size and athletic ability at his position. Tampa Bay could use some big bodies in the middle to help give Jameis Winston some extra time to find Evans and Jackson.
3(35) Oakland Raiders- DE Danielle Hunter (LSU)
4(36) Jacksonville Jaguars- RB Todd Gurley (Georgia)
Todd Gurley has top 5 talent but with a ACL injury he is pushed out of the first round, the Jaguars are counting their blessings for Gurley landing in their laps. Todd Gurley to me is a mix of Adrian Peterson and Marshawn Lynch, a little beach mode with AD if you are into nicknames. Gurley would take a ton of pressure off of Blake Bortles.
5(37) New York Jets- OT Jake Fisher (Oregon)
The Jets have Ferguson at LT already, but they could use an upgrade at RT. Jake Fisher is an extremely athletic OT prospect with quick feet, long arms and power for the running game. Marcus Mariota will need a familiar face in New York to feel at home, as well as protect him in the pocket.
6(38) Washington Redskins- OT Ty Sambrailo (Colorado St.)
Trent Williams is an elite LT, but Compton at RT is not, drafting Sambrailo would upgrade the right side of the offensive line and help RG3 have more time to find his targets. Sambrailo is an above average athlete at the tackle position with good awareness.
7(39) Chicago Bears- WR Jaelen Strong (Arizona St.)
Losing Brandon Marshall was tough, keeping Alshon Jeffrey will help ease the pain. Jeffrey will need a running mate and Strong can be just that. At 6'3 215 Strong has the size and ability to play at a high level in the NFL. Cutler will be happy to gain another tall target he can rely on.
8(40) New York Giants- FS Gerod Holliman 
The Giants Safeties leave much to be desired with their inexperience, Holliman is a major upgrade to a secondary that needs a play maker. Holliman led the nation with 14 interceptions in 2014, showing his play making ability and coverage awareness.
9(41) St. Louis Rams- OT Cedric Ogbuehi (Texas A&M)
Ogbuehi was considered a lock for the 1st round following a successful 2013 season, but in 2014 Ogbuehi suffered a knee injury which hurt his draft stock. The Rams can use some an upgrade at RT where Barksdale has been good but not great.
10(42) Atlanta Falcons- WR Breshad Perriman (Central Florida)
Perriman wowed scouts at his pro day with a 4.25 forty yard dash time, Perriman has good size for his position as well at 6'2 215. Roddy White is in his twilight years, so Perriman can be a fine replacement for White in the near future, while also becoming a weapon for Matt Ryan and the Falcons.
11(43) Cleveland Browns- TE Clive Walford (Miami)
After losing Jordan Cameron the Browns could use a play maker at the tight end position. Walford has the size to be an effective blocker and receiving ability to be a threat for whoever is starting at QB for the Browns. After selecting Parker in the first, these two draft picks should help upgrade a scarce passing game.
12(44) New Orleans Saints- OG Tre Jackson (Florida St.)
Tre Jackson had an All American season for the defending national champion Florida State Seminoles, Evans is a solid player at the RG spot, but at 31 years old and 10 seasons in the league we do not know how much he has left in the tank. Also, Jackson would be an upgrade over Lelito at LG.
13(35) Minnesota Vikings- CB Jalen Collins (LSU)
Collins is a better athlete than a CB at this point, but with his height at 6'2 and solid size of 198 pounds Collins has tremendous upside at the CB position. The Vikings could use a solid CB opposite Xavier Rhodes to help fix a weak secondary. Also, if CB doesn't end up working for Collin's he can also play some Safety if need be.
14(36) San Francisco 49ers- SS/LB Shaq Thompson (Washington)
Shaq Thompson is another player with top 10 talent, but because of his lack of size for the LB position he is a bit of a tweener. As a DB Thompson is a in the box safety with great coverage ability, something the 49ers will need when facing Jimmy Grahman twice a year. Thompson can also play as a slot CB in nickel situations which would help against the run as well as the pass. Thompson can also help on offense at RB, as show above with his return ability off of great coverage.
15(37) Miami Dolphins-WR Sammie Coates (Auburn)
Miami has a bunch of number two weapons in the recieving core, adding a talent like Coates would give them a true number one option. Coates still has room to grow as a prospect with his issue with dropping passes, but in a size/speed stand point he is in elite status.
16(48) San Diego Chargers- Jay Ajayi (Boise St.)
Ajayi is the second best power back in this years class behind all-everything Todd Gurley, the Chargers have been searching for a replacement for LaDainian Tomlinson for years and Ajayi might just be the guy to take that spot.
17(49) Kansas City Chiefs- WR Nelson Agholor (USC)
Agholor is an explosive weapon as a WR and also as a return man, Alex Smith hasn't thrown a TD pass to a receiver since 2013, but with the addition of Jeremy Maclin and Nelson Agholor there is no way Alex Smith will go another season without getting his receivers in the end zone.
18(50) Buffalo Bills- DT/DE Michael Bennett (Ohio St.)
Bennett is an force in the interior of a defense, he can disrupt a play by stuffing the run and also has the ability to rush the passer with his athleticism. Buffalo needs to reload that defensive front whether they run a 3-4 or 4-3 scheme.
19(51) Houston Texans- CB Ronald Darby (Florida St.)
Darby has elite cover skills as a CB prospect, and unlike his Florida St. counterpart PJ Williams, he is clean on and off the field. Houston's CB's are decent but not great and with the pick of Darby it would upgrade a secondary that needs help.
20(52) Philadelphia Eagles- DE Mario Edwards Jr. (Florida St.)
Mario Edwards Jr. is a versatile prospect that has played DT, DE and OLB for the Seminoles. I feel like with his size and explosiveness he would make an elite DE in a 3-4 scheme. The eagles need great athletes who can stay out on the field with their fast passed offense leaving the defense with little time for breaks.
21(53) Cincinnati Bengals- FS Anthony Harris (Virginia)
22(54) Detroit Lions- DE Owa Odighizuwa (UCLA)
Owa is a beast of a prospect, he played as an undersized DE in UCLA's 3-4 scheme but showed high effort. The Lions like to stock pile defensive lineman and Owa would be a great DE in their attacking 4-3 defense.
23(55) Arizona Cardinals- QB Brett Hundley (UCLA)
Brett Hundley has first round talent, but lacking as a pro style passer will have him drop to the second round. Hundley will benefit from a year or two of watching Carson Palmer show him the ropes before taking over for a young and talented Cardinals offense.
24(56) Pittsburgh Steelers- CB Josh Shaw (USC)
Josh Shaw has all the measurables you could want in a CB prospect, 4.4 speed, 6'0 200 pounds. He is also versatile enough to play FS. The Steelers need a shut down CB and Shaw can be that from the day he steps foot in Pittsburgh.
25(57) Carolina Panthers- WR Rashad Greene (Florida St.)
Rashad Greene is not the biggest WR in this years draft but he may be the most polished, the Panthers hit a home run with the selection of Kelvin Benjamin. What many people may not know is that Benjamin was not the number one receiver at Florida St., that would be Rashad Greene, Cam Newton would be happy to add another weapon to the team that beat his alma maturer Auburn Tigers in the National Champion.
26(58) Baltimore Ravens- RB TJ Yeldon (Alabama)
Baltimore already has Justin Forsett, but are they really set on him being the every down RB he wants to be? TJ Yeldon has the ability to effect the game in all three aspects as a runner, receiver and a blocker.
27(59) Denver Broncos- QB Sean Mannion (Oregon St.)
Peyton Manning has one maybe two years left in his HOF career. Sean Mannion to me is a poor mans Tom Brady, overlooked in all aspects of the game, Mannion possesses the size 6'6 230 and pro style QB ability that you want out of QB prospect. Mannion can come in and learn from one of the greatest to play this game for a season and then take over an keep the Broncos high powered offense rolling.
28(60) Dallas Cowboys- WR Phillip Dorsett (Miami)
Dorsett is has elite speed and above average route running ability. The Cowboys love taking play makers on the offensive side of the ball and pairing him with Dez Bryant would give Tony Romo to viable options for his last 3-5 years.
29(61) Indianapolis Colts- ILB Denzel Perryman (Miami)
Denzel Perryman won't wow you with his combine numbers, but he will wow you with his play on the field. The Colts have focused on the offense this off season adding weapons Andre Johnson, Duron Carter and Frank Gore. Adding Perryman would upgrade a run defense that could use some help.
30(62) Green Bay Packers- DE Jordan Phillips (Oklahoma)
Jordan Phillips is a massive human being with athleticism uncanny from a man his size, Green Bay can plug him in at one of the DE spots next to BJ Raji and stuff runs for years with this dynamic duo.
31(63) Seattle Seahawks- OG AJ Cann (South Carolina)
AJ Cann is a strong OG prospect with a ton of upside, he has athleticism for the position which is a plus in the zone blocking scheme Seattle uses. Cann will provide immediate help in run blocking as well as pass protection.
32(64) New England Patriots- RB Duke Johnson (Miami)
Miami's Duke Johnson may be undersized, but you can't measure heart, and heart is what Johnson has. Johnson compares favorable to LaSean McCoy with his speed and quick jump cut ability. New England uses a RB by committee approach, but with the selection of Johnson they can keep him on the field as a major safety valve for Tom Brady.
Round 3
1(65) Tampa Bay Buccaneers- DE Preston Smith (Mississippi St.)
Smith has the ability to play inside or outside in a 4-3 scheme with his size, power and speed. I feel like in the Bucs 4-3 defense he would fit in well as an edge rusher who can disrupt in the run and pass game.
2(66) Tennessee Titans- SS Cody Prewitt (Ole Miss)
Cody Prewitt has the size and athleticism to play in the NFL, he may get beat from time to time for being overly aggresive but so does Troy Polamalu. The Titans have good Cb's but the Safeties are defiantly lacking in star power, enter Cody Prewitt who will upgrade the secondary with his ball skills and tackling ability.
3(67) Jacksonville Jaguars- OT Donovan Smith (Penn St.)
Smith may not be a LT in the NFL but he does have the size and skills to play RT in the league. Jacksonville drafted Luke Joeckel two years ago to be the LT and he has performed well. Adding Smith would help in the development of QB Blake Bortles protecting both ends of the line.
4(68) Oakland Raiders- RB Ameer Abdullah (Nebraska)
Abdullah is an electric RB, he can run the ball 20+ times a game or catch passes out of the backfield to win games like the video above proves. Abdullah would complement Latavius Murray well with a thunder and lighten combo, also giving QB Derek Carr a great screen option.
5(69) Washington Redskins- ILB Benardrick McKinney (Mississippi St.)
Mckinney is a massive ILB at 6'5 250 pounds, looking more like an edge rusher Mckinney has the skill to step in an start for the Redskins as a rookie. Mckinney brings youth and talent to a not so talented LB core.
6(70) New York Jets- ILB Paul Dawson (TCU)
Chris Borland is proof that size and speed are not everything, Paul Dawson is a clone of Borland with his prowess as a play maker as an inside linebacker. Dawson would upgrade any defense he joins when entering the NFL, Dawson would be able to step in for David Harris or Demario Davis from day one.
7(71) Chicago Bears- OLB Eli Harold (Virginia)
Eli Harold is another first round talent that slipped because of unknown reasoning. Harold has an explosive first step and great pass rush ability to get to the QB as an edge rusher. Chicage transitioning into a 3-4 scheme will need a weak side outside linebacker that can create havoc in the backfield and Harold can provide that.
8(72) St. Louis Rams- TE Nick O'Leary (Florida St.)
O'Leary may be more of a hybrid move TE at this point but he isn't afraid to mix it up in blocking situations. O'Leary is a great weapon as a pass catcher, always seeming to find a open zone in the defense making him a QB's best friend.
9(73) Atlanta Falcons- DT Grady Jarret (Clemson)
Jarrett may be undersized but don't let him know that, because he doesn't play undersized. Jarrett is one of my favorite prospects in this years draft, he gives high effort each and every down. The Falcon's defense is looking to cause more pressure on QB's and Jarrett has the ability to be a pass rushing DT in the NFL.
10(74) New York Giants- OLB Kwon Alexander (LSU)
Alexander doesn't have the prototypical LB size but he doesn't care, and when you watch him play you won't either. Alexander plays with an edge, and only Shaq Thompson can rival his athleticism in the front seven. The New York Giants could use some youth in the defense and Alexander would be a great special team weapon.
11(75) New Orleans Saints- WR Devin Smith (Ohio St.)
Devin Smith may be a one trick pony with his deep route ability but something tells me he is ready to prove the NFL wrong with his ability as a WR and return man. The Duo of Smith and Cooks would easily be the fastest of any duo in the NFL, maybe the fastest Duo of all time when it comes to receiving teammates. Brees would have no trouble under throw Smith and can count on him to make the big play when it's needed.
12(76) Minnesota Vikings- DE Nate Orchard (Utah)
Nate Orchard has been a terror for the past two seasons, last season in which he tied for 1st in the country with 19 sacks. The Vikings still havent replaced Jared Allen and Orchard would be a great 1-2 punch with Everson Griffith on the other edge.
13(77) Cleveland Browns- OLB Hau'oli Kikaha (Washington)
Kikaha was a beast last season for the Washington Huskies leading them in sacks, Cleveland is still looking for their man at the OLB position with Mingo and Kruger not living up to their billing. Kikaha has an excellent first step with the power to beat OT's around the edge or bull rush straight through them to the QB.
14(78) New Orleans Saints- QB Bryce Petty (Baylor)
When you think of Drew Brees one word comes to mind, Gunslinger. Now, try and think of a name to describe Bryce Petty...Gunslinger. Petty is a developmental prospect that has all the tools to succeed in the NFL, all Petty needs is time to develop and why not behind a future HOF in Drew Brees.
15(79) San Francisco 49ers- ILB Ramik Wilson (Georgia)
Ramik Wilson is my top ranked ILB prospect but many scouts have Wilson lower on the board. Wilson has been a starter for a great Georgia defensive for the past three years showing the ability to play the run and the pass with great skill and awareness. Wilson has the athleticism to play all three downs for the 49ers and jump in from day one with the ability to help the 49ers fans forget about losing elite ILB's Patrick Willis and Chris Borland.
16(80) Kansas City Chiefs- CB PJ Williams (Florida St.)
PJ Williams has top 3 CB ability but his off the field issues led to his decline in this years draft. If Williams can stay on the straight and narrow Kansas City will gain an solid starter for years to come. Williams in the above clip shows his recovery skills against top 10 talent DeVante Parker.
17(81) Buffalo Bills- CB Steven Nelson (Oregon St.)
Steven Nelson is undersized but plays much bigger, he can cover outside against tall receivers or go inside covering slot types. Nelson has a nastiness to his game that helps him in coverage, some would call it a type of swagger. Nelson would add play making to a secondary in need of youth.
18(82) Houston Texans- WR Jamison Crowder 
Crowder is an elite slot prospect with consistent effort and play making ability for a receiver of his size. Crowder has been the main target for Duke the past two seasons showing the ability to get open against tough ACC defenders, The Texans would benefit from a reliable pass catcher for 3rd down conversions.19(83) San Diego Chargers- WR Tyler Lockett (Kansas St.)
Tyler Lockett is an ultra productive WR from Kansas St. who had a record breaking career, the records Tyler broke were in fact those of his father Kevin Lockett. Lockett isn't a huge prospect at 5'11 but his route savvy and separation ability would benefit the Chargers. Allen and Lockett would form a formidable duo.
20(84) Philadelphia Eagles- CB Ifo Ekpre-Olomu (Oregon)
The Eagles getting another Oregon Duck, why not? Ekpre-Olomu has the skills to be an immediate nickel CB with upside to become a solid outside CB if he can recover from his knee injury. The Eagles have made moves getting Byron Maxwell through free agency so Ekpre-Olomu wouldn't be needed right away, but with time he could develop into a play maker for the Eagles.
21(85) Cincinnati Bengals- OT Daryl Williams (Oklahoma)
Williams is a big OT with solid athleticism, Andre Smith has been up and down in his career as a RT-a move to OG could benefit not only Smith but also the Bengals running game. Sticking Williams in Smith's RT spot could be a smooth transition.
22(86) Arizona Cardinals- DT Carl Davis (Iowa)
Carl Davis is the size of an OT playing the DT position, Davis also has first round ability but slipped in the draft. The Cardinals are looking for a replacement for Darnell Dockett and Davis could possible fill that void.
23(87) Pittsburgh Steelers- FS Damarious Randall (Arizona St.)
With the recent retirement of Troy Polamalu the Steelers will be looking for a viable replacement, no single player can replace Polamalu's play making ability but Randall has the skills to make plays in the secondary. The Steelers will look to strengthen the secondary this off season.
24(88) Detroit Lions- OG Ali Marpet (Hobart)
Marpet had an impressive Senior Bowl week to go along with his athleticism he showed during the NFL Scouting Combine. Larry Warford was a steal last season, why not get another OG to make that offensive line a positive. Marpet has the size and skill to play in the NFL, let's see if he can make the jump from D3 to the NFL.
Tevin Coleman was the star of a bad team at the University of Indiana, but its not what he did at Indiana but who he did it against. Coleman kept the Hooisers in most games, especially against eventual National Champion Ohio State. Coleman would add another dimension to an already electric offense.
Marcus Hardison is an athletic big man who can excel as a 3-4 DE. The Ravens could use an athletic big man at left DE who can provide them some pass rush while also being able to stuff the run. CJ Mosely would have more room to roam with the selection of Hardison.
25(89) Carolina Panthers- RB Tevin Coleman (Indiana)
Tevin Coleman was the star of a bad team at the University of Indiana, but its not what he did at Indiana but who he did it against. Coleman kept the Hooisers in most games, especially against eventual National Champion Ohio State. Coleman would add another dimension to an already electric offense.
26(90) Baltimore Ravens- DE Marcus Hardison (Arizona St.)
Marcus Hardison is an athletic big man who can excel as a 3-4 DE. The Ravens could use an athletic big man at left DE who can provide them some pass rush while also being able to stuff the run. CJ Mosely would have more room to roam with the selection of Hardison.
27(91) Dallas Cowboys- DE Za'Darius Smith (Kentucky)
Smith has been a terror for SEC Qb's over the past two seasons teaming up with first round pick Bud Dupree. The Cowboys could use another pass rusher in the muscular mold of Smith. Smith also possesses the speed and technique to become a great pass rusher in the NFL.
28(92) Denver Broncos- CB D'Joun Smith (Florida Atlantic)
Smith has great speed and technique at this point in his young career, adding another weapon to the Broncos young secondary would only help in the quest for a Super Bowl. Smith has good size and technique to be counted upon from day one.
29(93) Indianapolis Colts- SS Jaquiski Tartt (Samford)
Tartt has great size for the Safety position and shows the ball skills scouts salivate over. Tartt played at a small school but proved he had big time talent at the Senior Bowl. The Colts haven't been able to fill the shoes of Bob Sanders over the years and with the selection of Tartt they might have just done it.
30(94) Green Bay Packers- OLB Lorenzo Mauldin (Louisville)
Mauldin has first round potential and the Packers would be getting a heck of a player in the third round, Julius Peppers isn't getting any younger so they will need a replacement. Mauldin can learn from two of the best pass rushers in the league while getting some playing time his first season before taking over.
31(95) Seattle Seahawks- OLB Ben Heeney (Kansas)
Heeney was a very productive linebacker at KU, leading the team in tackles and showing off his play making ability. The Seahawks lost Malcolm Smith to free agency and need to fill that void, Heeney can come in and start at OLB with great production for the attacking Seahawks defense.
32(96) New England Patriots- CB Senquez Golson (Ole Miss)
Golson is an intriguing prospect at CB, he may be undersized but he has explosiveness to compete for jump balls with bigger receivers. Golson can start off in the slot and provide a spark for a defense that has lost some CB's since winning the Super Bowl.
33(97) New England Patriots- Ty Montgomery (Stanford)
Montgomery has great talent as a WR and also in the return game, but this past season his consistency was not there. IF the Patriots can teach Montgomery to be more consistent he can turn into a major contributor to that explosive Patriots offense.
34(98) Kansas City Chiefs- ILB Hayes Pullard (USC)
Pullard might not have the size of your prototypical ILB but he makes up for it with effort and technique. The Chiefs can use an upgrade at ILB next to Derrick Johnson and Pullard can help bring some youth and athleticism to an already stingy defense.
35(99) Cincinnati Bengals- OG Jamil Douglas (Arizona St.)
Douglas is an underrated OG prospect who has the ability to start once he steps onto an NFL Team, The Bengals can use an upgrade at LG and Douglas can help Jeremy Hill and Gio Bernard continue terrorizing the NFL.
Round 4
1(100) Tennessee Titans- CB Quinten Rollins (Miami(OH))
Rollins has only one season of football under his belt, but after a 7 interception season Rollins proved he has the skills to contribute to an NFL team. The Titans added Perrish Cox this off season, but they could use some youth and play making ability in the secondary and that is exactly what Rollins would give the Titans.
2(101) New England Patriots- OG John Miller (Louisville)
John Miller was overshadowed by Jamon Brown throughout his career at Louisville, funny thing is Miller is the better prospect. Brown can learn for a year before taking Dan Connolly's LG spot to keep the Tom Brady upright.
3(102) Oakland Raiders- OT Corey Robinson (South Carolina)
Robinson is huge to say the least, he has paved the way for 1,000 yard rushers for the past few years and can upgrade the right side of the Raiders offensive line. Robinson isn't the most athletic OT in this class but he has the size and arm length to keep pass rushers away from Derek Carr.
4(103) Jacksonville Jaguars- CB Charles Gaines (Louisville)
Gaines is a very productive CB who has enough size to stick outside with bigger receivers or come into the slot during nickel situations. Gaines was a former WR so his ball skills are above average, the Jaguars can use Gaines as a nickel CB until he takes a spot outside.
5(104) New York Jets- FS Derron Smith (Fresno St.)
Derron Smith is my top ranked FS, but because of injury this past season he dropped down the draft board, along with his slight size. Smith has all the skills to become an elite level FS. A pro comparison I would make for Smith would be to Earl Thomas of the Seattle Seahawks, he possesses the speed and play making ability to affect both the run and the pass.
6(105) Washington Redskins- FS Durrel Eskridge (Syracuse)
Eskridge is a play maker at the SS position, he has NFL size and speed. He is not the best in man to man coverage but in a zone Eskridge is at the top of his game. The Redskins traded for Goldson this off season and he could use a solid safety next to him in coverage.
7(106) Chicago Bears- C Hroniss Grasu (Oregon)
Grasu is an uber athletic C prospect with the size to hold up in the middle, and the speed to pull when needed. The Broncos added Will Montgomery in the off season so Grasu has some time to learn the pro style system he will run heading to the NFL.
8(107) Atlanta Falcons- RB Javorius "Buck" Allen
Buck Allen is a true dual threat as a RB, he can run the ball as well as he catches it out of the back field. Allen can be a feature back for the Falcons who have a bunch of complementary backs in their system. With the addition of Allen, Matt Ryan will have a safety valve to check down to when his explosive receivers are doubled covered deep.
9(108) New York Giants- TE Jeff Heuerman (Ohio St.)
Larry Donnell starred at TE to start the 2014 season, but it was consistent. Heuerman is an all around TE that can block as well as he can catch passes, the Giants can use an every down TE while letting Donnell play the H-Back roll.
10(109) Tampa Bay Buccaneers- SS Erick Dargan (Oregon)
Dargan was the unsung hero for the Oregon Ducks this past season, leading the Ducks in interceptions with 7. The Bucs picked up Major Wright this off season but he will need another guy to patrol the other half of the field, Dargan has the size and ability to help in zone or man coverage.
11(110) Minnesota Vikings- RB David Cobb (Minnesota)
David Cobb to me is a bigger Frank Gore. Cobb can block in pass protection, catch the ball out of the back field, and his best attribute-running the ball with patience and effort. The Vikings don't know whats going to happen with Peterson so draft Cobb right out of their backyard seems like a smart choice.
12(111) Cleveland Browns- QB Garrett Grayson (Colorado St.)
Grayson is considered by some scouts as the third best QB coming out of college, he has good enough size for the NFL with great arm talent. Cleveland has a hole at the QB position so infusing some youth won't hurt the competition.
13(112) Seattle Seahawks- DT Christian Covington (Rice)
Covington has been shooting up draft boards with his versatility on the defense front, he has the size to play in for 3-4 and 4-3 schemes with solid athletic ability. Seattle has a solid front four but they could add some quality depth.
14(113) Philadelphia Eagles- WR Stefon Diggs (Maryland)
Diggs has incredible talent at the WR position, talent is what Chip Kelly is all about and speed which Diggs possesses(4.46 40). The Eagles lost Maclin this off season so they will need to find receivers to fill his void. Diggs has first round talent but hasn't shown the consistency to sustain it.
15(114) Miami Dolphins- OG Josue Matias (Florida St.)
Matias helped anchor one of the top offensive lines in all of college football, he has the size you want in the NFL and has the ability to compete for a starting roll. The Dolphins could use an upgrade at the OG spot where Turner and Thomas are right now, iron sharpens iron so competition will be welcomed.
16(115) Cleveland Browns- NT David Parry (Stanford)
Parry is your typical Stanford defensive lineman, he is a hard worker with a high motor. Parry also possesses a high football IQ, Phil Taylor has shown promise as a NT in the Browns new 3-4 scheme but by adding Parry, Taylor can get some rest and infuse some youth and talent.
17(116) Houston Texans- OG Arie Kouandjio (Alabama)
Kouandjio has prototypical size for the NFL offensive line, he has been a two year starter and helped pave the way for future NFL RB's. Kouandjio still has things to work on so sitting out a year or two would help his development as a player.
18(117) San Diego Chargers- DE Xavier Cooper (Washington St.)
19(118) Kansas City Chiefs- DT Tyeler Davidson (Fresno St.)
The Cheifs have a great defense already, with the addition of Davidson it would only make the defensive front seven more deep. Davidson has the size to help out at all three DL positions giving the Chiefs versatility.
20(119) St. Louis Rams- SS Chris Hackett (TCU)
Hackett doesn't have the most speed for the Safety position but he can combat that with his insticts. With the addition of Mark Barron the Rams don't seem like they would need a Safety, but adding quality depth that can turn into a starter is necessary in this day and age of pass happy offenses.
21(120) Cincinnati Bengals- QB Connor Halliday (Washington St.)
Halliday had a terrible injury in his last season in Pullman, breaking his leg after starting the season as one of the most prolific passers in the NCAA. Halliday still has the ability to contribute to an NFL team, the Bengals could use some competition for that second QB spot and Halliday has upside as a NFL signal caller.
22(121) Pittsburgh Steelers- TE Gerald Christian (Louisville)
Gerald Christian is a very solid move tight end in any NFL scheme. The Steelers could use another weapon for Big Ben to find between the numbers and Christian has the skills to contribute early in his career.
23(122) Baltimore Ravens- CB Byron Jones (UCONN)
Byron Jones set the world record for the long jump at this past years NFL Scouting Combine, Jones isn't a bad CB prospect either. He shows that explosiveness in coverage while locking down opposing teams receivers. Jones will be an immediate special teams stand out with the skills to contribute to the Ravens aging revamped defense.
24(123) Arizona Cardinals- RB Mike Davis (South Carolina)
Mike Davis is an explosive inside runner who always keeps his feet turning, the Cardinals have Andre Ellington but they can use some thunder to complement his lighten play. Davis can contribute on passing downs as well with his solid pass protection.
25(124) Carolina Panthers- CB Alex Carter (Stanford)
Carter has great size and awareness for the CB position heading into the NFL, and Carolina has been one of the worst pass defenses the past few years. Carter can help upgrade the secondary and contribute from day 1.
26(125) Baltimore Ravens- OLB Lynden Trail (Norfolk St.)
Trail is a big man with very long arms, he is also athletic enough to help out in pass coverage from his OLB position. Terrell Suggs is still making plays, but Suggs is also near retirement. Trail has the ability to learn from Suggs and take over for the all pro linebacker in the near future.
27(126) San Francisco 49ers- WR Antwan Goodley (Baylor) 
Goodley is a RB playing the WR position at 5'11 215 pounds. To me Goodley compares favorably to Anquan Boldin, the one thing Goodley has over Boldin is his explosive speed. Goodley can contribute on special teams and as the 49ers third receiver before taking over for Boldin once his time is up.
28(127) Dallas Cowboys- CB Kevin White (TCU)
Kevin White as shown above was one of few CB's to shut down explosive WR Kevin White of West Virginia, holding White to 3 receptions for only 28 yards, his second lowest total of the season. The Cowboys can allow White to develop on special teams or throw him into the ringer and see what the smaller White is capable of.
29(128) Indianapolis Colts- CB Eric Rowe (Utah)
Eric Rowe has been a hot topic this off season leading up to draft day, Rowe has good size and versatility for the CB spot while also having spent time at FS. The Colts could slot Rowe opposite Vonate Davis to form a solid CB duo.
30(129) Green Bay Packers- OG Jarvis Harrison (Texas A&M)
Harrison is a big man at the OG position(6'4 330) with solid technique and above average athleticism. Lang and Sitton are in their 7th and 8th years respectfully. Harrison can provide depth and competition at the OG spot before taking over permanently.
31(130) Seattle Seahawks- WR Tre McBride (William & Mary)
McBride is an under the radar player at the WR position, showing good route running ability and explosivness outside. The Seahawks added Paul Richardson last year and adding another speedster in Mcbride will only help make that offense become more explosive.
32(131) New England Patriots- DE Anthony Chickillo (Miami)
Chickillo is another high effort/energy player that the Patriots love to have on their side. Chickillo is a bit of a tweener at 270 pounds but has the ability to contribute on the defensive line as a DE or as an OLB in the 3-4.
33(132) San Francisco 49ers- RB Karlos Williams (Florida St.)
Karlos Williams was a former all american Safety, but a change to RB showed off his explosiveness with the ball in his hands. Williams is still learning the nuances of the RB position but he can contribute on special teams and learn from legendary RB coach Tom Rathman and become a solid back with the 49ers.
34(133) Denver Broncos- C BJ Finney (Kansas St.)
Chad Lindsay has done a good job taking over the C position for the Green Bay Packers but competition isn't a bad thing and Finney is one of the most competitive players in this years class. Finney could push Lindsay for the starting spot and upgrade the Packers offensive line.
35(134) Seattle Seahawks- CB Ladarius Gunter (Miami)
Gunter doesn't have the speed you would like in a NFL CB, but neither did Richard Sherman, and Gunter compares in size with Sherman, Gunter showed solid man to man skills at this years Senior Bowl and aloso showed ball skills this past season at Miami. Seattle will need a replacement for Byron Maxwell and Gunter could help lessen the blow.
36(135) Cincinnati Bengals- OG Shaquille Mason (Georgia Tech)
Mason is a big, athletic C/OG prospect out of Georgia Tech, playing in a option based offense may have hurt Mason's draft stock. Mason shows the technique needed in run blocking with enough athleticism in pass protection.
37(136) Baltimore Ravens- FS Adrian Amos (Penn St.)
Amos is another prospect that can go higher then anticipated because of his versatility as FS and a CB. Amos has been playing FS of late and showed solid skills in coverage and as a tackler. The Ravens could use Amos in their secondary for his versatility and ball skills.
Round 5
1(137) Minnesota Vikings- OT Rob Havenstein (Wisconson)
Havenstein is a solid OT prospect with enough technical skills to contribute at the RT position and challange Phil Loadholt. The Vikings need to keep franchise QB Teddy Bridgewater upright and with the selection of Havenstein they look to solidify the front line.
2(138) Tennessee Titans- OLB Kyle Emanuel (North Dakota St.)
3(139) Jacksonville Jaguars- C Andy Gallik (Boston College)
Gallik is another prospect who is top five skill at his position, The Jaguars need to keep Blake Bortles healthy and drafting a center prospect that has skills that translate to the NFL will only help in Bortles growth.
4(140) Oakland Raiders- CB Doran Grant (Ohio St.)
Grant had a great senior season leading a group of defensive backs that won the national championship, the Raiders secondary hasn't been up to par lately. The selection of Grant would challange the other CB's on the raiders roster to step their game up.
5(141) Washington Redskins- OG Jeremiah Poutasi (Utah)
Poutasi is a big man with long arms and offensive tackle size, but I believe Poutasi would succeed better at the OG position in the NFL. Poutasi has the talent to play in the NFL, but he can use a year or two gaining valuable experience learning the OG position before taking over.
6(142) Chicago Bears- FS Kurtis Drummond (Michigan St.)
Drummond had a better 2013 than he did in 2014, but that doesn't mean he's a bad prospect. Drummond has great size and skills for the safety position, a position in which the Bears are in need of help.
7(143) Denver Broncos- DE/OLB Shaquille Riddick (West Virginia)
Riddick is a long an quick prospect for the edge rush position at 6'6 245 pounds. DaMarcus Ware is in his later years of pro football and Riddick can learn from Ware to become a dominant pass rusher at the next level.
8(144) New York Giants- DT Darius Philon (Arkansas)
Philon has all the skills you want in a DT prospect, but he doesn't always put it all together. Philon is good in pass rush situations which the New York Giants love in a prospect. Philon can develop into a solid contributor this upcoming season.
9(145) Philadelphia Eagles- OLB Tony Washington (Oregon)
Tony Washington is another tweener prospect who would fit in a 3-4 scheme as an OLB who can cover and also rush the passer. Washington is also another Oregon product that Chip Kelly recruited and coached, Washington can help add depth to a OLB core that is already good.
10(146) Atlanta Falcons- OG Austin Shepherd (Alabama)
Shepherd has been a solid blocker for the Crimson tide the past couple seasons showing the ability to pass block and run block in the best league of college football. for the Falcons, keeping Matt Ryan healthy is priority number one and Shepherd can add quality depth to an offensive line that has shown promise of late.
11(147) Cleveland Browns- OT Trenton Brown (Florida)
Brown is a massive OT prospect at 6'8 355 pounds, while being that big would seem to lead to inconcistency, Brown has showed solid skills at the RT position. Brown could lose some weight to help in the athleticism department, but either way adding a big body up front would be good for the Cleveland Browns.
12(148) New Orleans Saints- OLB James Vaughters (Stanford)
Vaughters is versatile LB prospect who has played both inside and outside for the Stanford Cardinal. Vaughters is in the same mold of current Sanits OLB Parys Haralson, Vaughters can learn for a year or two before taking over the LOLB spot from Haralson.
13(149) Miami Dolphins- RB Matt Jones (Florida)
Matt Jones is a big RB who can carry the load and also has the skills to stay on the field all three downs showing pass catching/blocking ability. Jones a Florida native will feel at home playing for the Miami Dolphins.
14(150) Miami Dolphins- James Sample (Louisville)
James Sample was a major cog in the secondary for the Cardinals this past season, Sample possesses great size and skill for the NFL at his safety position. The Dolphins can plug Sample in next to Louis Delmas to form a hard hitting safety duo.
15(151) San Francisco 49ers- Terry Williams (East Carolina)
Williams is a stout NT prospect who can provide immediate depth along the DL for the 49ers. Williams has gone under the radar this season while piling up stats and dismantling offensive lines. The 49ers will be getting a steal at this spot with the selection of Terry Williams.
16(152) Houston Texans- WR Chris Conley (Georgia)
17(153) San Diego Chargers- C Max Garcia (Florida)
Garcia is another prospect who could go anywhere between round three and six. Garcia is a solid C prospect who can and will contribute to an NFL franchise. Although the Chargers already have Chris Watt at the center position Max Garcia can push him for playing time.
18(154) New Orleans Saints- DE Ray Drew (Georgia)
Ray Drew has great size and length for the interior 3-4 DE position, the Saints would love ability in their front seven. Ray Drew can be a situational pass rusher to begin his career with the Saints before taking over a starting DE position.
19(155) Buffalo Bills- OG Bobby Hart (Florida St.)
Bobby Hart is a great athlete for the offensive line, he can work as a swing OT or given time acclimate to the OG position for the Bills.
20(156) Philadelphia Eagles- OG Tyrus Thompson (Oklahoma)
Thompson has great size for the OG position in the NFL with solid pass protection and run blocking skills. The Eagles like athletic lineman and Oklahoma runs a similar scheme to the Eagles.
21(157) Cincinnati Bengals- TE Rory Anderson (South Carolina)
Rory Anderson is one of the top move TE's in this years draft class, giving the Bengals another weapon in the passing game.
22(158) Baltimore Ravens- C Reese Dismukes (Auburn)
Dismukes has been a four year starter at C for the Auburn tigers showing great experience and talent. The Ravens can use Dismukes as a back up to begin his career before taking over for Zuttah.
23(159) Arizona Cardinals- CB Justin Cox (Mississippi St.)
Justin Cox is a long CB with a lot of upside at this point of his young career. Cox can add depth to a solid secondary the Cardinals already possess.
24(160) Pittsburgh Steelers- OG Mitch Morse (Missouri)
Morse has beena solid run and pass blocker for the Tigers, he can add depth to the offensive line and compete for a starting role at OG in the near future.
25(161) Carolina Panthers- SS Jordan Richards (Stanford)
Jordan Richards is one of the most under the radar prospects in this years draft class, showing the ability to cover like a CB and play center field at the safety position. The Panthers would continue to upgrade their terrible secondary.
26(162) Tampa Bay Buccaneers- CB Lorenzo Doss (Tulane)
Doss is another prospect that can contribute early for the Bucs in the secondary and on special teams, he possess solid size with play making ability.
27(163) Dallas Cowboys- OLB Bryce Hager (Baylor)
Bryce Hager is a very talented LB prospect who will help out on special teams and fight for a starting position in the line backer core.
28(164) Denver Broncos- NT Kaleb Eulls (Mississippi St.)
Eulls has solid skills for the NT position, Denver needs to add depth and youth on the defensive font so the selection of Eulls will be much needed.
29(165) Indianapolis Colts- RB David Johnson (Northern Iowa)
The Colts will need to replace Frank Gore eventually and with the selection of David Johnson who can learn from Gore on how to be a pro. Johnson can spell Gore when he is tired and add another dimension to the passing game out of the backfield.
30(166) Green Bay Packers- CB JaCorey Sheperd (Kansas)
Sheperd has the technique to help a secondary right away as a rookie, he will start off on special teams before competing for a starting spot outside for the Packers.
31(167) Seattle Seahawks- OT/OG Jamon Brown (Louisville)
Brown had a solid career at OT for the Louisville Cardinals, Brown can provide needed depth and competition to the Seahawks offensive line.
32(168) Tampa Bay Buccaneers- ILB Jordan Hicks (Texas)
Jordan Hicks is a ultra athletic LB who has the talent to start for an NFL team his rookie season, Hicks will start off on special teams before fighting for the starting spot in the front seven.
33(169) Carolina Panthers- WR Deontay Greenberry (Houston)
34(170) Seattle Seahawks- CB Quandre Diggs (Texas)
35(171) Baltimore Ravens- TE Jesse James (Penn St.
James has Jimmy Grahman size and good ball skills for the tight end position, adding another weapon would give Flacco a solid red zone target.
36(172) Kansas City Chiefs- DE Gabe Wright (Auburn)
Gabe Wright has more athleticism than most DL prospects at his size. The Chiefs could use a versatile prospect likeWright along the defensive line.
37(173) Kansas City Chiefs- QB Brandon Bridge (South Alabama)
Bridge has NFL size and arm strength, the Cheifs can use this pick to find a viable back up and future replacement for Alex Smith.
38(174) Carolina Panthers- TE Ben Koyack (Notre Dame)
The Panthers are eventually going to have to move on from Greg Olsen, with the pick of Ben Koyack it will give Newton another safety valve and potential replacement for Olsen in the future.
39(175) Houston Texans- ILB Taiwan Jones (Michigan St.)
Jones is a big ILB prospect with solid athleticism and skills for the next level, the Texans will need to add depth for the position especially with the injury plagued Brian Cushing on the roster.
40(176) Baltimore Ravens- OT Andrew Donnal (Iowa) 
Donnal has been a consistent RT for the Iowa Hawkeyes and hopes his skill set will transfer to the NFL. The Ravens could use Donnal as an extra blocker to start before fighting for playing time.
Round 6
1(177) Tennessee Titans- FS Anthony Jefferson (UCLA)
Jefferson was a versatile player for the Bruins and the Titans hope they will get the same with the pick.
2(178) New England Patriots- SS Clayton Geathers (Central Florida)
Geathers is a well built SS prospect, the Patriots would be getting a player that with time in the system can compete for playing time sooner than later.
3(179) Oakland Raiders- WR Josh Harper (Fresno St.)
Harper was one of Raider QB Derek Carr's favorite weapons while at Fresno St. so why not reunite the two to bolster the receiving core.
4(180) Jacksonville Jaguars- WR Kenny Bell (Nebraska)
Adding Bell to a young receiving core would only help in the development of Blake Bortles and the young Jaguars.
5(181) Seattle Seahawks- WR Darren Waller (Georgia Tech)
Waller has the size of a TE but the fluid movement skills of a WR, adding another red zone weapon for Russel Wilson.
6(182) Washington Redskins- CB Jacoby Glenn (Central Florida)
Glenn is an intriguing prospect at this stage of his game, the Redskins will need to add depth to their secondary and Glenn will provide it.
7(183) Chicago Bears- NT Brandon Ivory (Alabama)
Ivory is a big stout man who can plug a hole in the middle of defenses. Ivory will provide depth behind first round pick Danny Shelton.
8(184) Tampa Bay Buccaneers- WR Justin Hardy (East Carolina)
Hardy is a steal in the sixth round for the Bucs who could look for another WR outside of Evans and Jackson. Hardy can start off in the slot before taking over for Jackson in the coming years.
9(185) Atlanta Falcons- TE Wes Saxton (South Alabama)
Saxton is an athletic TE who would be used more of a H Back for the Falcons, Saxton can learn the nuances of the NFL game while helping on special teams.
10(186) New York Giants- DE Geneo Grissom (Oklahoma)
Grissom is an athletic big man who can play mutliple positions on the defensive line, the Giants love pass rushers so the selection of Grissom is not uncommon.
11(187) New Orleans Saints- WR Tony Lippett (Michigan St.)
Lippett is a versatile prospect who could be compared to Shaq Thompson because of his offensive and defensive ability. The Saints could use Lippett on either side of the ball.
12(188) Buffalo Bills- ILB Jeff Luc (Cincinnati)
Luc has good size for the ILB position and amazing speed to chase plays down sideline to sideline for the Bills who need to add depth to a depleted LB core.
13(189) Cleveland Browns- WR Austin Hill (Arizona)
Hill has great size and ball skills that will help the Browns in the red zone, also will help with the absence of Josh Gordon.
14(190) San Francisco 49ers- DE Ellis McCarthy (UCLA)
McCarthy has elite talent on the defensive line, the problem is McCarthy is not consistent enough to be a high round draft pick. McCarthy with the right coaching can become a terror for offensive lineman with his 6'5 340 pound frame.
15(191) Miami Dolphins- DT Derrick Lott (Chattanooga)
Lott is a massive DT prospect who has some quick twitch ability for a big man, The Dolphins could let him learn behind Suh.
16(192) San Diego Chargers- ILB Curtis Grant (Ohio St.)
Grant was a former 5 Star recruit who didn't pan out, until his senior year when he helped lead the Buckeyes to a National title.
17(193) Kansas City Chiefs- ILB Damien Wilson (Minnesota)
Wilson will add depth to Chiefs defense that has seen some turn over the past few seasons with injuryand free agency.
18(194) Buffalo Bills- QB Ryan Williams (Miami)
Ryan Williams had his Senior year taken away from him because of injury, not because lack of talent. Williams will add quality depth to the QB race.
19(195) Houston Texans- OLB Xzavier Dickson (Alabama)
Dickson has the size and skill to contribute on special teams and develop as an edge rusher for the Texans.
20(196) Philadelphia Eagles- CB Nick Marshall (Auburn)
Nick Marshall is a great athlete who has excelled at the QB position for the Auburn Tigers, Chip Kelly is hoping those skills transition to the defensive side of the ball at CB.
21(197) Cincinnati Bengals- DE BJ Debose (Louisville)
Dubose is a big athletic DE prospect who can add depth and talent to the Bengals front four.
22(198) Arizona Cardinals- OG Hamani Stevens (Oregon)
Stevens has versatility along the offensive line playinbg OG and C for the Ducks, and versatility is something the Cardinals depth needs for it's offensive line.
23(199) Pittsburgh Steelers- QB Shane Carden (East Carolina)
Adding Carden to the QB room will help in his own development as a passer learning from Ben Roethlisberger.
24(200) Detroit Lions- RB Jeremy Langford 
Langford is another solid RB prospect who slid in the draft because of talent at the top, Langford will add another dimension to the Lions backfield.
25(201) Carolina Panthers- CB Justin Coleman (Tennessee)
Coleman has decent size for the CB position and has produced for the Vols defense, the Panthers need to revamp their secondary and the selection of Coleman helps lead the change.
26(202) Cleveland Browns- Martin Ifedi (Memphis)
Ifedi is a strong DE prospect out of Memphis who can add depth to the Browns front seven. The Browns need as many bodies in the trenches as possible.
27(203) Denver Broncos- DT Travis Raciti (San Jose St.)
Raciti is abig prospect from a small school in SJSU, he can help add bodies to a defensive front that needs help.
28(204) Baltimore Ravens- WR Dezmin Lewis (Central Arkansas)
Lewis has solid size for the WR position in the NFL, the Ravens will be without Steve Smith in the upcoming seasons so find replacements is paramount.
29(205) Indianapolis Colts- OT Laurence Gibson (Virginia Tech)
Gibson will add quality depth to the offensive line for the Colts, adding a move OT is good just in case of injury.
30(206) Green Bay Packers- TE Jean Sifirin (UMASS)
31(207) Indianapolis Colts- OLB JR Tavai (USC)
Tavai doesn't have great size but he does play with a solid motor at the OLB position, Tavai will add some youth to an aging defense.
32(208) Tennessee Titans- OT Robert Crisp (North Carolina St.)
Crisp has the prototypical OT size at 6'7 300 pounds, he will need to work on consistency because that was his downfall for the Wolf Pack. The Titans hope they can get all that skill to become more consistent.
33(209) Seattle Seahawks- DE Trey Flowers (Arkansas)
Flowers is an explosive player on the edge who can hold his own against OT's, the Seahawks would be getting a steal with Flowers this late in the draft.
34(210) Green Bay Packers- CB Damian Swann (Georgia)
Swann has been a consistent player for the Georgia Bulldogs the past few years gaining experience, the Packers hope that experience will transition to the NFL.
35(211) Houston Texans- CB Julian Wilson (Oklahoma)
Wilson has terrific size for the CB position and the Texans can use him to add some depth to the secondary.
36(212) Pittsburgh Steelers- CB Troy Hill (Oregon)
Troy Hill had to step up for the injured Ekpre-Olomu and that is exactly what he did, the Steelers are hoping he can continue his progression as a CB.
37(213) Green Bay Packers- DE Dylan Wynn (Oregon St.)
Wynn to me is soaring under the radar, a high energy hard worker in the trenches will make a NFL roster this upcoming season and the Packers would get a steal with Wynn.
38(214) Seattle Seahawks- QB Taylor Kelly (Arizona St.)
Kelly mastered the Sun Devils fast paced offense and the Seahawks hope he can add depth to the QB position.
39(215) St. Louis Rams- DT Rakeem Nunez-Roches (Southern Miss)
Nunez-Roches is a big prospect that can help add depth to the Rams defense front that is no need for immediate talent.
40(216) Houston Texans- CB Bobby McCain (Memphis)
McCain may be a smaller prospect at the CB position but he has enough athleticism to help out the Texans secondary.
41(217) Kansas City Chiefs- WR Kasen Williams (Washington)
Williams is an explosive big WR who didn't have the career he had hoped for heading to Washington with so many accolades. The Chiefs can use some competition this off season at the WR position.
Round 7
1(218) Tampa Bay Buccaneers- OT Cameron Clear (Texas A&M)
Cameron Clear was a TE at A&M, but at 6'5 277 pounds clear is a very athletic big man who can become a project tackle for the Bucs.
2(219) New England Patriots- DT Jeffrey Whitaker (Auburn)
Whitaker is a big man who will add depth and youth to the Patriots front seven.
3(220) Jacksonville Jaguars- OT Robert Myers (Tennessee St.)
Myers is a project at the Tackle position but could be a good selection for the Jaguars to ass depth.
4(221) Oakland Raiders- WR Mario Alford (West Virginia)
Alford is a speed deamon who can help out in the slot or in the kick return game for the Raiders.
5(222) Washington Redskins- RB Josh Robinson (Mississippi St.)
Robinson is a bowling ball of a RB who shows a lot of effort and enerygy, the Redskins could use a late round flyer.
6(223) New York Jets- WR Davaris Daniels
Daniels has a lot of talent but was kicked out of Notre Dame for adademic fraud, the Jets can use some talented depth at the Wr position.
7(224) New York Jets- OLB Brock Hekking (Nevada)
Hekking isn't just a pretty mullet, he has talent to play on the edge and the Jets are willing to take a late round flyer on a player who has potential.
8(225) Atlanta Falcons- SS Sam Carter (TCU)
Carter is a hard hitting safety prospect who can contribute on special teams for the Falcons.
9(226) New York Giants- SS Kyshoen Jarret (Virginia Tech)
Jarrett is a former CB turned safety who played for Bud Foster Virginia Tech defense that beat eventual National Champion Ohio St. Buckeyes.
10(227) St. Louis Rams- RB Terrence Magee (LSU)
Magee is a bowling ball at the RB position who has attributes that translate to the NFL, Magee will be used as depth for the Rams.
11(228) Minnesota Vikings- TE Tyler Kroft (Rutgers)
Kroft is a big prospect who has skills at the TE position that will help him in the NFL.
12(229) Cleveland Browns- CB Randall Evans (Kansas St.)
Evans played for a great defense at Kansas St., the Browns could use depth in their secondary.
13(230) New Orleans Saints- CB Craig Mager (Texas St.)
Mager is a small school prospect who has a lot of talent and he can help the Saints defense.
14(231) Detroit Lions- WR George Farmer (USC) 
Farmer is an interesting prospect with his size speed combination at 6'1 220 pounds running a 4.35 40. Farmer can learn from Megatron and Tate.
15(232) Minnesota Vikings- CB Deshazor Everett (Texas A&M)
The Vikings secondary could use some help and although the Aggies defense wan't great Everett has a lot of experience to build off of.
16(233) Kansas City Chiefs- TE Blake Bell (Oklahoma)
Bell has great size and run after the catch ability to help out the Chiefs TE woes.
17(234) Buffalo Bills- OLB Mike Hull (Penn St.)
Hull is your typical Penn St. linebacker that you can count on to be in the right place at the right time, and the Bills are hoping his skills translate to the NFL.
18(235) Houston Texans- ILB Jake Ryan (Michigan)
Ryan is a very talented LB who can play multiple positions, the Texans can use some depth inside.
19(236) Dallas Cowboys- OLB Tony Stewart (Clemson)
Stewart never lived up to his 5 star billings while at Clemson, but he is still a premier athlete at the LB position.
20(237) Philadelphia Eagles- WR Matt Miller (Boise St.)
Matt Miller is in the mold of Jordy Nelson, but Miller doesn't possess the same speed of his counterpart.
21(238) Cincinnati Bengals- DE Cedric Reed (Texas)
Reed has the size an athleticism you want in an edge prospect, at this point in the draft if you can get Reed to by in he could be a steal for the Bengals.
22(239) Pittsburgh Steelers- TE Mycole Pruitt (Southern Illinois)
Pruitt is an extremely fast and talented TE coming out of a small school, the Steelers will need to add depth to the TE position.
23(240) Detroit Lions- SS Ibraheim Cambell (Northwestern)
Cambell can add quality depth to the Lions secondary.
24(241) Arizona Cardinals- OLB Davis Tull (Chattanooga)
Tull is a bit of a tweener prospect and he can help out on special teams for the Cardinals.
25(242) Carolina Panthers- DT Leterrius Walton (Central Michigan)
Walton had a strong senior bowl week and that led to his selection by the Panthers for added depth on the DL.
26(243) Dallas Cowboys- RB Cameron Artis-Payne (Auburn)
Artis-Payne has solid size and movement skills to contribute from the RB position.
27(244) Indianapolis Colts- FB Jalston Fowler (Alabama)
28(245) New York Giants- OG Cody Wichmann (Fresno St.)
Wichmann is a better offensive line prospect then he is given credit for.
29(246) San Francisco 49ers- Jamerson Love (Mississippi St.)
Love is a smaller CB but he played big time football in the SEC, the 49ers could use Love as depth for nickel situations.
30(247) Green Bay Packers- OLB Zach Hodges (Harvard)
Hodges has the size to play at the next level, if he can show the ability to play than he can make an NFL roster.
31(248) Seattle Seahawks- OLB Martrell Spaight (Arkansas)
Spaight is a hard working undersized LB in the mold of Malcolm Smith who the Seahawks just lost.
32(249) Atlanta Falcons- DE Alani Fua (BYU)
Fua is a long rangy DE prospect who can help out on special teams for the Falcons.
33(250) Denver Broncos- WR Dres Anderson (Utah)
Anderson is a play maker at the WR position but injury led to his fall in the draft, the Broncos could be getting a late round steal.
34(251) Denver Broncos- ILB Zach Vigil (Utah St.)
Vigil is an athletic ILB who can help out on special teams before contributing to the defense.
35(252) Denver Broncos- WR Jamarcus Nelson (Alabama Birmingham) 
Nelson was the fastest player at the NFL Scouting Combine, adding electric speed to the WR couldn't hurt.
36(253) New England Patriots- ILB Trey Depriest (Alabama) 
Depriest is your prototypical ILB who can come downhill in a hurry, the Patriots can use another versatile LB.
37(254) San Francisco 49ers- WR Christion Jones (Alabama) 
Jones is a better then advertised slot weapon and return specialist for Alabama and the 49ers are hoping they can get the same out of Jones.
38(255) Indianapolis Colts- NT Joey Mbu (Houston) 
Mbu is a big NT who can add depth to the Colts DL.
39(256) Arizona Cardinals- FS Tevin McDonald (Eastern Washington)
Mcdonald has NFL bloodlines and a brother starting for the St. Louis Rams, so the Cardinals creating a little sibling rivalry in the division seems possible.
