Bill Wunkle’s Final 2007 Mock Draft Extravaganza
Apr 8, 2007
Author: Bill Wunkle

All right draftnicks (you know who you are), brace yourselves. It's time for my final mock draft. Five full rounds of picks and prognostications from the padded cell known as Wunkle's War Room. So hold onto your hats folks as DawgBones.com reluctantly presents . . . 

 

Bill Wunkle’s Final 2007  Mock Draft Extravaganza

Round One

 

No.

Team

Primary Needs

Name

Pos.

College

 

1

Raiders

 

QB, OL, WR, DT

 

JaMarcus Russell

 

QB

Louisiana State

Comments: Nobody wants to pay the price and trade up to the first overall pick. Al Davis loves the vertical air attack, and thus takes the quarterback with the strongest arm in the draft. Russell is a huge “boom or bust” pick.

 

2

Lions

 

DE, DT, LB, CB, QB

 

Brady Quinn

 

QB

Notre Dame

Comments: Mike Martz may like Jon Kitna as his starting QB, but Matt Millen is looking towards the future. Kitna goes through the 2007 season having flashbacks of grooming Carson Palmer in Cincinnati.

 

3

Falcons

 

DE, S, OT, WR

 

Calvin Johnson

(1)

 

WR

Georgia Tech

Comments: (Trade with Cleveland) Atlanta moves up the board and take the best player in the draft regardless of position. Browns GM Phil Savage gets two extra second round picks.

 

4

Buccaneers

 

DE, DT, S, WR

 

Gaines Adams

 

 

DE/

OLB

Clemson

Comments: Since division rival Atlanta leap-frogged ahead of them to take Johnson, the Buccaneers land a pass rusher to bolster the front four.

 

5

Cardinals

 

OL, LB, DE, RB

 

Joe Thomas

 

 

OT

Wisconsin

Comments: The Cards stay put, and the best OT in the draft fals in their lap. Sometimes you just get lucky.

 

6

Bears

 

TE, CB, OT, DT, OG

 

Amobi Okoye

(2)

 

DT/

DE

Louisville

Comments: (Trade With Washington) Just wait and see this kid when he finally grows up. You can literally line up Okoye anywhere along the front four to take advantage of the greatest mismatch.

 

7

Bills

 

RB, CB, DT, LB, WR

 

Adrian Peterson

(3)

 

RB

Oklahoma

Comments: (Trade with Minnesota) With Willis McGahee now in Baltimore, the Bills trade up and land the most explosive RB in the draft. Browns GM Phil Savage is disappointed that Peterson’s off the board just one slot ahead of them, but he deals with it.

 

8

Browns

 

OL, DE, RB, CB, QB

 

Levi Brown

(1)

 

OT

Penn State

Comments: (Trade with Atlanta) The Browns trade down, get extra picks and sill find an OLman in round one to help solidify the crew in the trenches. The Houston Texans front office is absolutely livid over this pick.

 

9

Rams

 

DT, OC, CB, S

 

LaRon Landry

(4)

 

S

LSU

Comments: (Trade with Miami) Fearing that the Forty Niners would take Landry at eleven and then have to face him twice a year, the Rams move up and finally get a player to successfully replace Adam Archuleta.

 

10

Texans

 

OL, DT, DE, CB

 

Alan Branch

 

 

DT

That School Up North

Comments: The trade for QB Matt Shaub left the Texans without a second round pick in both ’07 and ’08. They need to make this pick count. It’s too bad that they missed out on both Joe Thomas and Levi Brown, isn’t it?

 

11

49ers

 

WR, OC, DT, OG

 

Ted Ginn Jr.

 

 

WR

Ohio State

Comments: Alex Smith needs someone who can catch the football when it’s thrown his way.

 

12

Vikings

 

DE, CB, WR, S, QB

 

Jamaal Anderson

(3)

 

DE

Arkansas

Comments: (Trade with Buffalo) The Vikings trade down and still get a top-notch pass rusher. Go figure.

 

13

Dolphins

 

CB, WR, OL,

DL

 

Leon Hall

 

CB

That School Up North

Comments: (Trade with St. Louis) The Fins have several needs, but this pick addresses a need with the BPA.

 

14

Panthers

 

S, LB, DE, QB, OT

 

Patrick Willis

 

LB

Mississippi

Comments: This selection could just as easily be Nebraska DE Adam Carriker or Florida S Reggie Nelson; but considering the situation with Dan Morgan’s health, this move makes the most sense (at least to me anyway).

 

15

Steelers

 

CB, LB, OT, DE, RB

 

Adam Carriker

 

 

DE

Nebraska

Comments: I hate this pick because every other team in the AFC North will have to face this kid twice a year.

 

16

Packers

 

RB, CB, S, OT, DL

 

Marshawn Lynch

 

RB

California

Comments: With the departure of Ahman Green to Houston, the Packers are looking for a feature RB. Aaron Rodgers will be lobbying for this selection as well.

 

17

Jaguars

 

S, LB, CB, WR

 

Reggie Nelson

 

 

S

Florida

Comments: The Jags want to improve the overall play of the defense in general and the secondary in particular. This move should go a long way towards achieving their goal.

 

18

Bengals

 

DT, S, OG, LB, TE

 

Greg Olsen

 

 

TE

Miami (FL)

Comments: I’d love to give them a DT here, but there are none left worth taking this early. With his ability, Olsen is hardly a consolation prize.

 

19

Titans

 

CB, DE, DT, WR, LB

 

Darrelle Revis

 

CB

Pittsburgh

Comments: The Titans wanted to get Carriker here, but with the status of Adam Jones still up in the air, Revis fills a defensive need for both the short term and long term.

 

20

Giants

 

OL, CB, LB, WR

 

Dwayne Jarrett

 

 

WR

USC

Comments: I initially had the G-men gong for an OLman, but Jarrett slid down to where they could take him.

 

21

Broncos

 

OT, DE, S, LB, WR

 

Lawrence Timmons

 

 

LB

Florida State

Comments: Al Wilson is history, but the Broncos have found his replacement in Timmons.

 

22

Cowboys

 

OG, WR, CB, LB

 

Robert Meacham

 

 

WR

Tennessee

Comments: Owens and Glenn are getting a little long in the tooth, and Owens is a time bomb just waiting to explode. Meacham has the speed to stretch the field vertically and the hands to justify a first round selection.

 

23

Chiefs

 

WR, DT, CB, OL

 

Dwayne Bowe

 

WR

Louisiana State

Comments: How long have we been saying that the Chiefs need a receiver? Too long.

 

24

Patriots

 

S, LB, WR, CB, OT

 

Paul Posluszny

 

LB

Penn State

Comments: “The Puz” just seems to be a coach Bill kind of player.

 

25

Jets

 

LB, DT, OT, CB

 

Aaron Ross

 

CB

Texas

Comments: With Willis, Timmons and Posluszny all off the board, the J-E-T-S go after the best corner available.

 

26

Eagles

 

LB, CB, WR, DE, S

 

Anthony Spencer

 

DE/

OLB

Purdue

Comments: Spencer is so athletic that he could play OLB or DE, but he’ll probably play DE full time.

 

27

Saints

 

CB, OG, LB, DT

 

Ben Grubbs

 

 

OG

Auburn

Comments: Their OL could use some help, so I gave them some.

 

28

Patriots

 

S, LB, WR, CB, OT

 

Michael Griffin

 

S

Texas

Comments: Their secondary gets some help with this selection.

 

29

Ravens

 

LB, CB, OT, OG, QB

 

Joe Staley

 

OT

Central Michigan

Comments: Ozzie Newsome has just found an eventual replacement for Jonathan Ogden, but for now he’ll play RT.

 

30

Chargers

 

WR, S, LB, CB

 

Sidney Rice

 

WR

South Carolina

Comments: The Chargers are another AFC West team in need of a quality receiver.

31

Redskins

 

DL, OG, LB, S, WR

 

Jarvis Moss

(2)

 

DE/

OLB

Florida

Comments: (Trade with Chicago) Moss could play multiple positions at the next level and still be very effective.

 

32

Colts

 

LB, DT, CB, S, RB

 

Chris Houston

 

 

CB

Arkansas

Comments: Indianapolis lost one of their starting corners in free agency, so they needed to make it a priority.

 

Round Two

 

No.

Team

Primary Needs

Name

Pos.

College

 

33

Raiders

 

QB, OL, WR, DT

 

Justin Blalock

 

 

OG/

OT

Texas

Comments: Since Al Davis finally got his golden child; he had better spend some picks in an effort to protect him.

 

34

Lions

 

DE, DT, LB, CB, QB

 

Charles Johnson

 

DE

Georgia

Comments: It’s either Johnson or LaMarr Woodley here – write it down and tell everyone who told you.

 

35

Buccaneers

 

DE, DT, S, WR

 

Anthony Gonzalez

 

WR

Ohio State

Comments: Under the right conditions, Gonzalez could find himself going off the board in the first round.

 

36

Browns

 

OL, DE, RB, CB, QB

 

Justin Harrell

 

 

DT

Tennessee

Comments: Get him playing time at LDE in Cleveland’s 3-4, and Orpheus Roye has a student to mentor.

 

37

Bears

 

TE, CB, OT, DT, OG

 

Zach Miller

 

TE

Arizona State

Comments: The Bears would like to take an OT here, but there isn’t one left that’s not a reach at the top of round two.

 

38

Cardinals

 

OL, LB, DE, RB

 

Ryan Kalil

 

 

OC

USC

Comments: Gee, do you think that the Cardinals front office finally gets it? Arizona is drafting to build an OL for several years to come. Absolutely amazing! I can hear Cardinals fans saying, “Give me back my team!”

 

39

Browns

 

OL, DE, RB, CB, QB

 

Marcus McCauley

(1)

 

CB

Fresno State

Comments: (Trade with Atlanta) They have Leigh Bodden anchoring one corner, and an injured Gary Baxter trying to rehab from tearing the patellar tendon in – not one – but both of his knees. This selection goes a long way towards solidifying the position in terms of talent and depth.

 

40

Dolphins

 

CB, WR, OL,

DL

 

Arron Sears

 

OG

Tennessee

Comments: He’s the BPA and he fills a need, so it’s almost a no-brainer for Miami.

 

41

Vikings

 

DE, CB, WR, S, QB

 

Jonathan Wade

 

CB

Tennessee

Comments: With the secondary needing much help, Wade will be a welcome sight.

 

42

49ers

 

WR, OC, DT, LB

 

LaMarr Woodley

 

DE/

OLB

That School Up North

Comments: They’ll stand Woodley and make him a rush-backer coming off the edge.

 

43

Bills

 

RB, CB, DT, LB, WR

 

Roy Hall

 

WR

Ohio State

Comments: Is he a reach here? Probably, but the Bills are used to making a reach for a Buckeye.

44

Browns

 

OL, DE, RB, CB, QB

 

Tony Ugoh

(1)

 

OG/

OT

Arkansas

Comments: (Trade with Atlanta) It’s back to the trenches for the Browns with this selection. Ugoh could compete for the starting RG position from day one while providing the Browns with some versatility along the OL.

 

45

Panthers

 

S, LB, DE, QB, OT

 

Quentin Moses

 

DE

Georgia

Comments: With Julius Peppers as a mentor, Moses can help get the Panthers to the promise land.

 

46

Steelers

 

CB, LB, OT, DE, RB

 

Jon Beason

 

LB

Miami (FL)

Comments: Some mock drafts have listed Beason as a posible first round selection. Personally, I just don’t see it that way. However, he’s a solid second round pick for Pittsburgh.

 

47

Packers

 

RB, CB, S, OT, DL

 

Ray McDonald

 

DE

Florida

Comments: Another piece to the DL’s rotation puzzle certainly couldn’t hurt.

 

48

Jaguars

 

S, LB, CB, WR

 

David Harris

 

LB

That School Up North

Comments: Harris just makes plays. He’s always at the right place at the right time.

 

49

Bengals

 

DT, S, OG, LB, TE

 

DeMarcus Tyler

 

DT

North Carolina State

Comments: The interior of the Bengals DL gets a boost, although he may need some time to develop.

 

50

Titans

 

CB, DE, DT, WR, LB

 

Tim Crowder

 

DE

Texas

Comments: They lost Robaire Smith to free agency, so they’ll probably address the position sooner rather than later.

 

51

Giants

 

OL, CB, LB, WR

 

Doug Free

 

OT

Northern Illinois

Comments: Free could develop into a franchise type LT in a few years, but he may start out at RT.

 

52

Rams

 

DT, OC, CB, S

 

Samson Satele

 

OC

Hawaii

Comments: Any time you can get a quality OLman, you do it.

 

53

Cowboys

 

OG, WR, CB, LB

 

Brandon Siler

 

LB

Florida

Comments: He could be a beast on the inside of a 3-4.

 

54

Chiefs

 

WR, DT, CB, OL

 

Daymeion Hughes

 

 

CB

California

Comments: Some may have Hughes sliding into round thre, but I just can’t se that happening.

 

55

Seahawks

 

OG, TE, CB, LB, DE

 

Eric Wright

 

CB

UNLV

Comments: In a year that’s considered weak at DT, the Seahawks shift gears and take a CB.

 

56

Broncos

 

OT, DE, S, LB, WR

 

Craig Davis

 

WR

Louisiana State

Comments: Sooner or later we figured that they’d take a receiver – some even thought in the first round.

 

57

Eagles

 

LB, CB, WR, DE, S

 

Steve Smith

 

WR

USC

Comments: With Donte Stallworth now in New England, the Eagles need an impact receiver. They just got one.

 

58

Saints

 

CB, OG, LB, DT

 

Marcus Thomas

 

DT

Florida

Comments: I have some reservations about this selection, but they need a DT.

 

59

Jets

 

LB, DT, OT, CB

 

Victor Abiamiri

 

DE/

OLB

Notre Dame

Comments: Coach Man-genius will stand Abiamiri up and have him play OLB in the 3-4.

 

60

Dolphins

 

CB, WR, OL,

DL

 

Ikaika Alama-Francis

 

DE

Hawaii

Comments: This kid can play, and it’s only a matter of time until he starts.

 

61

Ravens

 

LB, CB, OT, OG, QB

 

Brian Leonard

 

FB

Rutgers

Comments: Not a primary need, but they lost Ovie Mugheli to free agency.

 

62

Chargers

 

WR, S, LB, CB

 

Tanard Jackson

 

S

Syracuse

Comments: The secondary gets some help.

 

63

Jets

 

LB, DT, OT, CB

 

Rufus Alexander

 

LB

Oklahoma

Comments: Alexander will need to bulk up if he’s going to play inside with Jonathan Vilma.

 

64

Buccaneers

 

DE, DT, S, WR

 

Brandon Meriweather

 

S/CB

Miami (FL)

Comments: He has off the fiels issues, but he can play.

 

Round Three

 

No.

Team

Primary Needs

Name

Pos.

College

 

65

Raiders

 

QB, OL, WR, DT

 

Ryan Harris

 

OT

Notre Dame

 

66

Lions

 

DE, DT, LB, CB, QB

 

Josh Wilson

 

CB

Maryland

 

67

Browns

 

OL, DE, RB, CB, QB

 

Troy Smith

 

QB

Ohio State

 

68

Buccaneers

 

DE, DT, S, WR

 

Antonio Pittman

 

RB

Ohio State

 

69

Cardinals

 

OL, LB, DE, RB

 

Kenny Irons

 

RB

Auburn

 

70

Broncos

 

OT, DE, S, LB, WR

 

Marshall Yanda

 

OT

Iowa

 

71

Dolphins

 

CB, WR, OL,

DL

 

Aundrae Allison

 

WR

East Carolina

 

72

Vikings

 

DE, CB, WR, S, QB

 

Jason Hill

 

 

WR

Washington State

 

73

Texans

 

OL, DT, DE, CB

Tarrel Brown

CB

Texas

 

74

Vikings

 

DE, CB, WR, S

 

Drew Stanton

(3)

 

QB

Michigan State

 

75

Falcons

 

DE, S, OT, WR

 

Jay Moore

 

DE

Nebraska

 

76

49ers

 

WR, OC, DT, LB

 

Brandon Mebane

 

DT

California

 

77

Steelers

 

CB, LB, OT, DE, RB

 

A.J. Davis

 

CB

North Carolina State

 

78

Packers

 

RB, CB, S, OT, DL

 

Eric Weddle

 

S

Utah

 

79

Jaguars

 

S, LB, CB, WR

 

David Clowney

 

WR

Virginia Tech

 

80

Bengals

 

DT, S, OG, LB, TE

**Ahmad Brooks**

(2006 Supplimental

Draft Pick)

 

LB

Virginia

 

81

Titans

 

CB, DE, DT, WR, LB

 

Buster Davis

 

LB

Florida State

 

82

Giants

 

OL, CB, LB, WR

 

Tony Hunt

 

RB

Penn State

 

83

Dolphins

 

CB, WR, OL,

DL

 

Manuel Ramirez

(4)

 

OG

Texas Tech

 

84

Panthers

 

S, LB, DE, QB, OT

 

Trent Edwards

 

QB

Stanford

 

85

Chiefs

 

WR, DT, CB, OL

 

Josh Beekman

 

 

OG

Boston College

 

86

Seahawks

 

OG, TE, CB, LB, DE

 

Scott Chandler

 

TE

Iowa

 

87

Broncos

 

OT, DE, S, LB, WR

 

Stewart Bradley

 

LB

Nebraska

 

88

Cowboys

 

OG, WR, CB, LB

 

Fred Bennett

 

 

CB

South Carolina

 

89

Saints

 

CB, OG, LB, DT

 

Turk McBride

 

DT

Tennessee

 

90

Jets

 

LB, DT, OT, CB

 

Quinn Pitcock

 

DT

Ohio State

 

91

Eagles

 

LB, CB, WR, DE, S

 

Lorenzo Booker

 

RB

Florida State

 

92

Patriots

 

S, LB, WR, CB, OT

 

Courtney Taylor

 

WR

Auburn

 

93

Vikings

 

DE, CB, WR, S, QB

 

Kevin Kolb

(3)

 

QB

Houston

 

94

Chargers

 

WR, S, LB, CB

 

Earl Everett

 

LB

Florida

 

95

Bears

 

TE, CB, OT, DT, OG

 

James Marten

 

OT

Boston College

 

96

Colts

 

LB, DT, CB, S, RB

 

Brandon Jackson

 

RB

Nebraska

 

97

Chargers

 

WR, S, LB, CB

 

Kenny Scott

 

CB

Georgia Tech

 

98

49ers

 

WR, OC, DT, LB

 

Dustin Frye

 

OC

Clemson

 

99

Colts

 

LB, DT, CB, S, RB

 

Tim Shaw

 

LB

Penn State

 

100

Raiders

 

QB, OL, WR, DT

 

Johnnie Lee Higgins

 

WR

UTEP

 

Round Four

 

No.

Team

Primary Needs

Name

Pos.

College

 

101

Raiders

 

QB, OL, WR, DT

 

Ben Patrick

 

TE

Delaware

 

102

Lions

 

DE, DT, LB, CB, QB

 

Dan Bazuin

 

DE

Central Michigan

 

103

Buccaneers

 

DE, DT, S, WR

 

Michael Johnson

 

S

Arizona

 

104

Browns

 

OL, DE, RB, CB, QB

 

DeShawn Wynn

 

RB

Florida

 

105

49ers

 

WR, OC, DT, LB

 

Josh Gattis

 

S

Wake Forest

 

106

Cardinals

 

OL, LB, DE, RB

 

John Wendling

 

S

Wyoming

 

107

Vikings

 

DE, CB, WR, S, QB

 

Aaron Rouse

 

S

Virginia Tech

 

108

Texans

 

OL, DT, DE, CB

 

Brandon Frye

 

OG/

OT

Virginia Tech

 

109

Dolphins

 

CB, WR, OL,

DL

 

Mason Crosby

 

K

Colorado

 

110

Falcons

 

DE, S, OT, WR

 

Sabby Pisciteli

 

S

Oregon State

 

111

49ers

 

WR, OC, DT, LB

 

Jay Alford

 

DT

Penn State

 

112

Bills

 

RB, CB, DT, LB, WR

 

Ryan Smith

 

CB

Florida

 

113

Packers

 

RB, CB, S, OT, DL

 

David Irons

 

CB

Auburn

 

114

Jaguars

 

S, LB, CB, WR

 

Martinez Milner

 

TE

Georgia

 

115

Bengals

 

DT, S, OG, LB, TE

 

HB Blades

 

LB

Pitt

 

116

Titans

 

CB, DE, DT, WR, LB

 

Darius Walker

 

RB

Notre Dame

 

117

Giants

 

OL, CB, LB, WR

 

Nate Haris

 

LB

Louisville

 

118

Dolphins

 

CB, WR, OL,

DL

 

Paul Williams

 

WR

Fresno State

 

119

Panthers

 

S, LB, DE, QB, OT

 

Mike Otto

 

OT

Purdue

120

Steelers

 

CB, LB, OT, DE, RB

 

Michael Bush

 

RB

Louisville

 

121

Seahawks

 

OG, TE, CB, LB, DE

 

Andy Alleman

 

OG

Akron

 

122

Falcons

 

DE, S, OT, WR

 

John Beck

 

QB

Bringham Young

 

123

Cowboys

 

OG, WR, CB, LB

 

Leroy Harris

 

OC

North Carolina State

 

124

Saints

 

CB, OG, LB, DT

 

Juwan Simpson

 

LB

Alabama

 

125

49ers

 

WR, OC, DT, LB

 

Baraka Atkins

 

DE/

OLB

Miami (FL)

 

126

Saints

 

CB, OG, LB, DT

 

Travarous Bain

 

CB

Hampton

 

127

Saints

 

CB, OG, LB, DT

 

Matt Spaeth

 

TE

Minnesota

 

128

Patriots

 

S, LB, WR, CB, OT

 

Corey Graham

 

CB

New Hampshire

 

129

Titans

 

CB, DE, DT, WR, LB

 

Derek Landri

 

DT

Notre Dame

 

130

Chargers

 

WR, S, LB, CB

 

Chansi Stuckey

 

WR

Clemson

 

131

Bears

 

TE, CB, OT, DT, OG

 

Mansfield Wrotto

 

OG

Georgia Tech

 

132

Colts

 

LB, DT, CB, S, RB

 

CJ Gaddis

 

S

Clemson

 

133

Steelers

 

CB, LB, OT, DE, RB

 

Enoka Lucas

 

OC

Oregon

 

134

Falcons

 

DE, S, OT, WR

 

Chris Davis

 

WR

Florida State

 

135

Ravens

 

LB, CB, OT, OG, QB

 

Tim Duckworth

 

OG

Auburn

 

136

49ers

 

WR, OC, DT, LB

 

Antonio Johnson

 

DT

Mississippi State

 

137

Colts

 

LB, DT, CB, S, RB

 

Kareem Brown

 

DT

Miami (FL)

 

138

Ravens

 

LB, CB, OT, OG, QB

 

Michael Coe

 

CB

Alabama St.

 

Round Five

 

No.

Team

Primary Needs

Name

Pos.

College

 

139

Raiders

 

QB, OL, WR, DT

 

Michael Okwo

 

LB

Stanford

 

140

Lions

 

DE, DT, LB, CB, QB

 

Zak DeOssie

 

LB

Brown

 

141

Browns

 

OL, DE, RB, CB, QB

 

Anthony Waters

 

LB

Clemson

 

142

Buccaneers

 

DE, DT, S, WR

 

Rory Johnson

 

LB

Mississippi

 

143

Cardinals

 

OL, LB, DE, RB

 

Ryan McBean

 

DE

Oklahoma State

 

144

Redskins

 

DL, OG, LB, S, WR

 

Rhema McKninght

 

WR

Notre Dame

 

145

Texans

 

OL, DT, DE, CB

 

Chase Pittman

 

DE

Louisiana State

 

146

Lions

 

DE, DT, LB, CB, QB

 

Joe Newton

 

TE

Oregon State

 

147

Vikings

 

DE, CB, WR, S, QB

 

Doug Datish

 

OC

Ohio State

 

148

49ers

 

WR, OC, DT, LB

 

Ken Darby

 

RB

Alabama

 

149

Rams

 

DT, OC, CB, S

 

DeAndre Jackson

 

CB

Iowa State

 

150

Falcons

 

DE, S, OT, WR

 

Corey Hiliard

 

OT

Oklahoma State

 

151

Jaguars

 

S, LB, CB, WR

 

Jordan Palmer

 

QB

UTEP

 

152

Bengals

 

DT, S, OG, LB, TE

 

Dashon Goldston

 

S

Washington

 

153

Titans

 

CB, DE, DT, WR, LB

 

Syvelle Newton

 

WR

South Carolina

 

154

Giants

 

OL, CB, LB, WR

 

KaMichael Hall

 

LB

Georgia Tech

 

155

Lions

 

DE, DT, LB, CB, QB

 

Jon Abate

 

LB

Wake Forest

 

156

Panthers

 

S, LB, DE, QB, OT

 

Marvin White

 

S

Texas Christian

 

157

Steelers

 

CB, LB, OT, DE, RB

 

Mike Jones

 

OG

Iowa

 

158

Packers

 

RB, CB, S, OT, DL

 

Julius Wilson

 

OT

Alabama - Birmingham

 

159

Lions

 

DE, DT, LB, CB, QB

 

Prescot Burgess

 

LB

That School Up North

 

160

Cowboys

 

OG, WR, CB, LB

 

Kevin Payne

 

S

Louisiana - Monroe

 

161

Chiefs

 

WR, DT, CB, OL

 

Noland Burchete

 

DE

Virginia Tech

 

162

Seahawks

 

OG, TE, CB, LB, DE

 

Stephen Nicholas

 

LB

South Florida

 

163

Eagles

 

LB, CB, WR, DE, S

 

Anthony Arline

 

CB

Baylor

 

164

Saints

 

CB, OG, LB, DT

 

Clark Harris

 

TE

Rutgers

 

165

Jets

 

LB, DT, OT, CB

 

Chris Henry

 

RB

Arizona

 

166

Raiders

 

QB, OL, WR, DT

 

Adam Podlesh

 

P

Maryland

 

167

Ravens

 

LB, CB, OT, OG, QB

 

Tyler Palko

 

QB

Pitt

 

168

Chargers

 

WR, S, LB, CB

 

Kolby Smith

 

RB

Louisville

 

169

Bears

 

TE, CB, OT, DT, OG

 

Ahmad Bradshaw

 

RB

Marshall

 

170

Colts

 

LB, DT, CB, S, RB

 

Laurent Robinson

 

WR

Ilinois State

 

171

Steelers

 

CB, LB, OT, DE, RB

 

Adam Koets

 

OT

Oregon State

 

172

Patriots

 

S, LB, WR, CB, OT

 

Paul Soliai

 

DT

Utah

 

173

Chargers

 

WR, S, LB, CB

 

Brian Robinson

 

DE

Texas

 

174

Colts

 

LB, DT, CB, S, RB

 

Quincy Black

 

LB

New Mexico

 

175

Ravens

 

LB, CB, OT, OG, QB

 

Zach Latimer

 

LB

Oklahoma

 
Trades:
 
1 – The Cleveland Browns send the 3rd overall pick to Atlanta in exchange for picks #8, #39 and #44.
2 – The Washington Redskins send the 6th overall pick to Chicago in exchange for pick #31 and LB Lance Briggs.
3 – The Minnesota Vikings send the 7th overall pick to Buffalo in exchange for picks #12, #74 and #93.
4 – The Miami Dolphins send the 9th overall pick to St. Louis in exchange for picks #13 and #83 in
      2007 plus a third round pick in 2008.

 

 
Note: Blocks shaded orange are compensatory picks and canot be traded.

 

 

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