Seahawk Boy

"Hey, it's not my fault none of these F****er's can cover or tackle!
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Team	Player	Pos.	College
1. San Diego	Michael Vick	QB	Virginia Tech
This pick is now a lead pipe cinch with the Chargers acquisition of Doug Flutie. Flutie will man the helm for a year or two while Vick watches and learns. He's a little short for my taste, and I just don't see anything special about the way he throws the ball, but scouts seem enamored with him. Definitely the athletic type that most GM's are looking for these days. While I see him as more of a Steve McNair or Andre Ware than a Daunte Culpepper or a Donovan McNabb, Norv Turner has got to be licking his chops over the chance to have him as his starter after Mike Riley gets fired for his upcoming 5-11 record. Pure Speculation - None. Vick will go here.
2. Arizona	Gerrard Warren	DT	Florida
It is just me, or does it seem like the Cardinals spent the decade of the 80's drafting linebackers in the top five of the first round, and the 90's doing the same with defensive linemen? How can they be back here drafting another DL? Well, they are. The Cardinals finished 30th in the NFL in run defense, and they basically don't have a defensive tackle on the roster. Word is they were looking to trade down because they didn't believe any of the DT's justify this pick, but Warren figures to grade out close to Corey Simon and that'll be good enough for the Cards. Pure Speculation - The Cards don't think there is a player at #2 worth the signing bonus and salary it would take to sign him. Rumors mostly revolve around a deal with the Packers for Justin Smith.
3. Cleveland	David Terrell	WR	Michigan
With Charlie Garner just signed by the Raiders in free agency, Cleveland officials are bound to be tempted by Deuce McAllister or LaDainian Tomlinson. Either of them could single-handedly give the Browns the running game they've never had in this incarnation. The Browns are not nearly as concerned with Terrell's recently revealed stress fracture in his foot as are some other teams. Looked smooth and fast (though not blazingly fast) in recent pro day workout. This pick is somewhat in fluctuation with the rise of Tomlinson since the Senior Bowl, but I'd still be willing to bet it will be Terrell. Pure Speculation - The Browns are said to love Tomlinson.
4. Cincinnati	Leonard Davis	OT	Texas
The Bengals two biggest needs are to generate a pass rush and increase the productivity in their passing game. They solved the latter problem with the signing of former Seahawks QB Jon Kitna, who will be a major upgrade over Akili Smith. If Cory Dillon leaves (looking less and less plausible all the time), they'll be looking at a RB here. They could also use a better OL and the mammoth Davis is just too good to pass up. One way to help the passing game is to run the ball effectively and give your QB time, two things Davis can really help with. Pure Speculation - How about sending this pick to Seattle for Rickey Watters and #7 (So the Hawks can draft Justin Smith) and then sending Akilli Smith and Cory Dillion to the Chiefs for a couple #1's?
5. Atlanta	Justin Smith	DE	Missouri
This is where things start to get interesting. Unable to acquire the franchise QB they want, the Falcons will be in "best athlete available" mode. Until a week ago, the choice would have come down to Smith and Koren Robinson. Robinson would've filled a greater need, but Smith is the better player. With Robinson's recent plummet down draft boards, the choice is Smith. Teaming Smith and Patrick Kearney will give the Falcons a very solid pass rush after several years of weakness in that category. Smith has emerged as the most complete, pro ready DE in the draft. If they decide to move down, the Falcons could work a trade with Seattle or Green Bay for him. Pure Speculation - With the Falcons in need of a new QB, and the Bengals having just spent $12 million on John Kitna, how about trading this pick for Akilli Smith? Or just taking Drew Brees?
6. New England	LaDainian Tomlinson	RB	TCU
The experts say that the Pats will be looking to upgrade their either their offensive or defensive lines with this pick, but with Leonard Davis and Justin Smith off the board, they are forced to go in a different direction. After years of drafting RB's in the second and third rounds -- and getting second and third round players for their troubles -- the Pats will buck up and spend a pick on their biggest need position. Bill Bellichick may not be the best coach in the league, but he is smart enough to know that if he does not generate some excitement for the future, fans and owner Robert Kraft will not tolerate another season out of the playoffs. That means he has to have somebody who can score touchdowns. He wants to draft a pass rusher, but he settles for giving Drew Bledsoe a legitimate running game for the first time in 3 years. Will pass on McAllister because of his injury woes. Kenyatta Walker would be a good fit, but do OL's really make a major impact on wining and losing games? Not as much as skill position players do. Pure Speculation - The Pats just signed FB Chris Fumatu-Ma'afala to an offer sheet. Some people think that if the Steelers decide not to match it, this lessens the chance that Tomlinson will go here.
7. Seattle (from Dallas)	Chad Johnson	WR	Oregon State
Right now, the 5-6-7 area of the first round is really in some flux. If Warren or Smith falls here, the Seahawks will happily take either of them. There is also a possibility that Terrell will fall here. If that is the case, the Seahawks will snap up Terrell, who they like better than Johnson anyway. Holmgren recognizes Johnson's physical talent but has concerns about his lack of experience. I really believe the Seahawks will try to trade this pick unless one of those three falls here. Under this draft scenario, the Seahawks would be faced with taking a player they really have doubts about (Johnson) or a player that really doesn't merit the 7th overall pick (Dan Morgan/Richard Seymour). After releasing Derrick Mayes and Shawn Dawkins, WR is the teams biggest need position. With Green Bay lurking at # 10 and in the market for WR, Holmgren will probably choose to take his receiver at this point if the Seahawks keep this pick. Johnson is not really Holmgren's type of player, but he's worthy of the #7 pick and is a superb talent. He has blazing speed and athletic ability and would make a fine pairing with last year's #3 pick Darrell Jackson -- but so would about 5 other guys in this draft. Again, I see the Seahawks trading -- rather than making -- this pick. Pure Speculation - CB Shawn Springs and LT Walter Jones are unrestricted free agents after this season. They can only use the franchise designation on one of them. Jones play dropped off last year and he will take a ton of cap space to resign. Holmgren is on record as loving the guy, but that was before he got beat for some bad sacks last season. Why pay a $10-12 million signing bonus to guy who has never made the Pro Bowl outright when you can get Kenyatta Walker -- who might be better -- for less money and still trade Jones to Tampa for the 21st pick? Weirder things have happened.
8. Chicago	Michael Bennett	RB	Wisconsin
Just like the Cardinals, it seems like the Bears have drafted for the same position high in the first round for the whole past decade. Dick Jauron -- another coach who is on the bubble -- knows he must do something to take the ball out of Cade McNown's hands if he is to succeed, and James Allen is not the answer. The Bears are reluctant to go for McAllister here because of his run of injuries and warm weather upbringing. Because of his off field problems, Bennett is a gamble on greatness but there is no doubting his sub 4.3 speed or his toughness, having played in the Midwest at Wisconsin. Will be tempted to add a pass rusher like Reynolds, which would allow them to move Phillip Daniels to the left side where he can be more effective. Pure Speculation - Would they really pass on their biggest needs (RB & DE) to take the best player left (Walker)? Probably not. Also might trade for Buffalo's Antwain Smith.
9. San Francisco	Deuce McAllister	RB	Mississippi
The 49'ers have lost Charlie Garner and desperatly need a starting RB. Having resigned tackle Scott Gragg, they will probably pass on Walker as the need at RB is just too great. McAllister can run and catch, and is a perfect fit for a West Coast offense team. 49'ers are trying to trade this pick, but so far no takers. If they keep it, they'll take a RB. Pure Speculation - Reynolds, Seymour, and Walker would also make sense here.
10. Green Bay (From Seattle)	Santana Moss	WR	Miami (Fla.)
The Packers will make a lot of noise about looking for a defensive lineman with this pick, but they did not spend $100 million on a contract extension for Brett Favre and trade Matt Hasselbeck so they could draft Richard Seymour. Moss is rising as draft day approaches, and seems like a good bet as the Packers choice despite concerns about his size. With Bubba Franks, Bill Schroeder and Antonio Freeman, the Packers already have good size in their receiver corps. What they need now is a home run hitter, and Moss is maybe the best in the draft. Pure Speculation - The Packers also really like Chad Johnson, and could go for him over Moss if he there. But, Moss is a better fit because he can also return punts.
11. Carolina	Dan Morgan	LB	Miami (Fla.)
After rebuilding their OL with free agents Jeff Mitchell, Kevin Donnelley, and Todd Steussie, the last thing the Panthers want to do is spend their first round pick on a OL, so they will pass on Walker. They would have loved to take Tomlinson, McAllister or Bennett here, but they are all gone. They could grab a young, athletic corner here like Ohio State's Nate Clements, but they did that last year. In the end, it comes down to Morgan or Richard Seymour, and Morgan is just simply the better player. Frankly, I wouldn't be surprised if Morgan turns out to be the best defensive player in this draft. Pure Speculation - The Panthers could -- and should -- send a third round pick to Seattle for Rickey Watters if the top three RB's are off the board.
12. Kansas City	Richard Seymour	DT	Georgia
With the release of Elvis Grbac, QB becomes a huge problem for the cap strapped Chiefs. Steve Buerlein is probably their best bet unless Dick Vermiel trades this pick to St. Louis for Trent Green, but that is a high price to pay for a player who isn't even as good as Buerlein is when healthy. Jim Druckenmiller will be given a shot, but the chances of that succeeding are slim. Vermeil is hoping to recreate the Chiefs in the image of the 1999 Rams, and that will probably mean he'll be looking to add a speed back to the Chiefs offense to compliment Tony Gonzalez and Derrick Alexander. If one of the top three RB's doesn't fall here, expect the Chiefs to try and trade out of this pick and get more selections in 2nd or 3rd rounds. If the top three backs are gone (as we project) and the Chief's can't find a trading partner, they'll be forced to look at filling other needs as Vermiel is not interested in developing a young QB. They could look to fill needs at either OG or CB, but DT is also a big need. Seymour is big and quick, and could not possibly be less productive than Chester McGlockton was the past two seasons. Pure Speculation - Why don't they try to trade for Jeff Blake? The Chiefs are also warming to Brees, but his lack of arm strength would not be a good fit with the swirling winds at Arrowhead. The Rams will probably give in and accept a deal for Green involving this pick.
13. Jacksonville	Kenyatta Walker	OT	Florida
Jags would have loved Morgan here, but they also have big needs along the offensive and defensive lines and Walker has fallen too far already. Will step in and replace Leon Searcy without missing a beat. Because Jags QB Mark Brunell is left handed, RT is actually a bigger need for Jags than LT, and Walker should be able to handle the job. Pure Speculation - If Morgan falls here Jags will take him and release Kevin Hardy.
14. Buffalo	Jamal Reynolds	DE	Florida State
After the loss of Marcellus Wiley to San Diego, the release of NT Ted Washington and the disappointment of last years #1 pick Eric Flowers, the Bills forgo the receivers left on the board and fill a crying need on the DL. Reynolds is a bit light, but he will help fill the massive hole left by Willey's departure. Pure Speculation - With both the Bills and Jags needing help along the OL and DL, these picks could flip-flop.
15. Washington	Rod Gardner	WR	Oregon State
In need of receivers after losing Albert Connell and James Thrash in free agency, the Redskins can choose between Rod Gardner, Koren Robinson and Freddie Mitchell. New head coach Marty Schottenheimer prefers bigger, physical receivers that can help in the running game. Gardner fits that mold perfectly. Expect them to add another receiver later in the draft to complement Gardner. Pure Speculation - Jeff George has got to be worried. His only proven, healthy receiver is Kevin Lockett. The Skins will keep this pick and it will be a WR.
16. Pittsburgh	Marcus Stroud	DT	Georgia
After two years of drafting offense, the Steelers will look to address the defensive side of the ball. There are no LB's worth taking here (to replace Levon Kirkland) so they look to the DL. Stroud is the best DL left and will hopefully invigorate a tepid defense. Would have liked a QB, but Drew Brees weak workout dropped him out of consideration. Hopefully, coach Bill Cowher is better at drafting defensive players than he is wide receivers ... Pure Speculation - Drew Brees is a remote possibility here. This is Kordell Stewart's last chance and the Steelers need a back-up plan.
17. Seattle (From Green Bay)	Todd Heap	TE	Arizona St.
Despite evidence to the contrary (see Giants and Ravens), Holmgren is convinced that a high powered offense is the key to getting to another Super Bowl. After everybody had Seattle thinking WR and DL their first two picks, Holmgren surprises them all by double dipping on the offensive side of the ball. Heap is a super talent who has "Tony Gonzalez" written all over him, and would give new Seahawks QB Matt Hasselbeck a security blanket in the deep middle of the field. The TE is crucial in Holmgren's system, and neither Christian Fauria nor Itula Mili are up to the task. Heap and the WR du-jour (Johnson in this version of the draft) will team with Hasselbeck to really improve the Seahawks passing game. Pure Speculation - Actually, the selection of Heap for the Seahawks is pure speculation. With no gaping holes to address, the Seahawks could double dip at WR and go for Freddie Mitchell or Koren Robinson, or even go for a DE like Andre Carter. A FS like Derrick Gibson or Hakim Akbar would make sense here as well. Another possibility is to take a CB like Ohio State's Nate Clements and move second year CB Ike Charlton inside to FS to backup newly signed Marcus Robertson.
18. Detroit	Steve Hutchinson	OG/OT	Michigan
The Lions would love to add a pass rusher, but they're all gone. A WR would make sense, as would a CB, but with LT Ray Roberts a cap casualty, Aaron Gibson injury prone and Hutchinson able to play multiple OL positions, they go for him. Could move Stockar McDougal inside to make room for Hutchinson, or put Hutch at LG. Pure Speculation - Lions get sick of taking OL's in the first round and go for Nate Clements. Or they reach and grab Dominic Raiola. Or they take a chance on Andre Carter.
19. New York Jets	Koren Robinson	WR	NC State
After resigning DT Jason Furgeson, the Jets are free to address the offensive side of the ball. Even after signing former Viking Matthew Hatchett, they need an explosive, downfield threat. Robinson has a lot of baggage, but also has a huge upside if his slide is unjustified. Jets can afford to take the chance. Pure Speculation - Will also seriously look at the DL's available, and free safety is a need spot, but the chance to get a top flight WR is too good to pass up.
20. St. Louis	Damione Lewis	DT	Miami (Fla.)
After trading DE Kevin Carter to the Titans and releasing Demarco Farr, the DL is the Rams greatest need. Even after resigning DT Ray Agnew, the Rams would like to rotate him with two new starters. This is a little high for Lewis, but he is the quick style of interior lineman the Rams love. Pure Speculation - Rams send Trent Green, this pick and at least a second rounder to Arizona for either Warren or Smith. Cards send Jake Plummer to Kansa City for a couple of picks.
21. Tampa Bay	Jeff Backus	OT	Michigan
This pick really illustrates why the Bucs will have to trade up. Everybody knows the Bucs need to address the offensive tackle position. Backus is solid and could be good in two or three years, but is not the kind of player you want starting in a crucial position (protecting the brittle Brad Johnson's blindside) if you are trying to make the Super Bowl. If they don't trade up, they'll end up settling for the best offensive lineman available, even though he isn't really ideally suited to their needs. And there are several scenarios where even Hutchinson and Backus are already gone by the time they pick. Pure Speculation - With 11 picks in this draft, the Bucs start making calls on draft day the minute the Cards are on the clock, and don't stop making calls until they end up with Davis or Walker.
22. Indianapolis	Adam Archuleta	S	Arizona State
Now the run on DB's begins. The Colts need help all over the defense. Do they settle for the 7th best DL and fill a specific need, or do they take the #1 DB off the board? My guess is they'll be tempted by the untapped talent at DB. With only two safety's on the roster, the heavy hitting Archuleta will fill a big void in the defensive backfield. Pure speculation - May take Hakim Akbar if they favor a free safety type over a strong safety type. Carter, Shaun Rogers or Casey Hampton would be a bit of a reach at this point.
23. New Orleans	Nate Clements	CB	Ohio State
After signing WR Albert Connell in free agency, the Saints are free to take the best athlete available. Clements is it and also fills a need after the loss of CB Alex Molden to the Chargers. Recent signings Terrance Shaw and Jay Bellamy are not the answer. Clements will enhance their defense and buy more time for them to get to the QB. Pure Speculation - Could go for a WR like Chris Chambers or Freddie Mitchell instead. LB is also a possibility.
24. Denver	Andre Carter	DE	California
Despite spending a lot of money in free agency on the defensive side of the ball (Leon Lett, Chester McGlockton, Denard Walker), the job's not done yet. The Bronco's ends are a weak bunch, and Carter would invigorate a lukewarm pass rush. Once considered a high first rounder, the 249 pound Carter has fallen due to concerns about his strength against the run. The Broncos stop the slide and help their pass rush. Pure Speculation - Could reach and take Michigan's Markus Sullivan to fill a hole at LT.
25. Philadelphia	Freddie Mitchell	WR	UCLA
Even after signing James Thrash from the Redskins, the Eagles still need to add talent to their receiving corps. The Eagles are lucky to be able to chose from among Quincy Morgan, Chris Chambers and Freddie Mitchell here. Mitchell is skyrocketing up draft boards after his combine performance, where he ran a sub 4.4 forty. Smooth, fluid and with excellent hands, Mitchell will will help the Eagles passing game immensely. Pure Speculation - Could go for Wisconsin's Chambers. It will just come down to preferences.
26. Miami	Chris Chambers	WR	Wisconsin
After resigning most of their defensive free agents, the Dolphins will be looking to upgrade their offensive production. Miami will briefly flirt with Brees and Reggie Wayne, but after getting Ray Lucas and former Seahawk James McKnight in free agency, they go for the oversized Chambers. Chambers plays bigger than he measures and is built more like a RB. Has great (4.29) speed and will give new QB Lucas a big target to aim for. Pure Speculation - Will look long and hard at Wayne, who is more polished and has better hands. Wayne would be a perfect complement to the straight line speed of McKnight.
27. Minnesota	Will Allen	CB	Syracuse
Coach Dennis Green loves to pull a surprise in the draft, but he may resist that temptation this year and just fill his biggest need. The Vikings love both Fred Smoot and Allen, but Allen's athletic ability is said to intrigue Green. They also need a RB, but will look to solve that problem some other way. Allen will help the Viking weak secondary a lot right away. This is a safe pick. Pure Speculation - Green could pull yet another surprise and go for a DT like Shaun Rogers here. Rogers would give the Vikings a huge force in the middle of the line, which will be a dramatic change after years of smaller, quick interior lineman. Rogers is a risk because of his weight and attitude, but that won't bother Green, who is always more focused on a player's upside anyway. Rogers and Hovan would really help each others development, and would be paired together for years to come. Don't be surprised if it happens.
28. Oakland	Hakim Akbar	S	Washington
Unless Al Davis does something stupid (like draft Drew Brees) the Raiders will take a safety. The weakest part of the Raiders defense is the safety spot. Don't believe me? Two words: "Shannon Sharpe." Akbar is the best cover safety in the draft and would really upgrade the weakest part of the Raiders defense. Pure Speculation - Drew Brees. We can always hope.
29.St Louis (from Tennessee)	Shaun Rogers	DT	Texas
After picking up Mark Fields and Kim Herring in free agency and Damione Lewis with the 21st pick, the Rams are free to continue their defensive buildup. Rogers is the anti-Lewis, not as quick but very strong against the run and with a ton of upside. Rogers and Lewis could be starting side by side for years to come on the Rams front four. Could use a pass rushing DE to replace Carter, but most of those left are 2nd round players. Pure Speculation - With the undersized London Fletcher manning the middle and Mark Fields on the strong side, a bigger OLB is a need area for the Rams. Torrance Marshall could be a surprise pick here.
30. New York Giants	Willie Middlebrooks	CB	Syracuse
After Jason Sehorn got torched for a bundle of yards in the Super Bowl, the Giants know what they need. Middlebrooks has the whole package and can play right away. Pure Speculation - Alge Crumpler would fill a need at TE.
31. Baltimore	Quincy Morgan	WR	Kansas State
The Ravens need receivers, and Morgan has the most upside of those left. The athletic Morgan is one of the most underrated receivers in the draft and runs a sub 4.4 forty. He will only get better as a pro. After paying big bucks for new QB Elvis Grbac, they may as well give him someone to throw to. Pure Speculation - Dominic Raiola would make some sense here, as would Alge Crumpler.

Team	Player	Pos.	College
32. San Diego	Lamont Jordan	RB	Maryland
Jordan is a notch below the big three, but is still a quality back. The Chargers are determined to surround Vick with talent, unlike what they did with Ryan Leaf.
33. Cleveland	Travis Henry	RB	Tennessee
With Henry and Terrell coming to town, Tim Couch must be smiling. Again, this assumes that they did not get Charlie Garner in free agency.
34. Arizona	Ken Lucas	CB	Mississippi
The Cards need to think about replacing Aeneas Williams.
35. Atlanta	Drew Brees	QB	Purdue
The Falcons passed on their quarterback of the future in the first round. Not now.
36. Cincinnati	Willie Howard	DT	Stanford
The Bengals may have a dilemma here. Peter Warrick and Ron Duggans were fine pick-ups for them last year, but there are questions about Darnay Scott's recovery from a broken leg. With Ken-Yon Rambo and Reggie Germany still on the board, it will be tempting to go WR here. But, Howard would help the defense and may yet be paired with Dana Stubblefield if they can close the deal on him.
37. Dallas	Casey Hampton	DT	Texas
Could have really used that first round pick. DT is a need position, so expect the pick to be for the interior of the line. The Cowboys have some quick ends, but need to hold up better against the inside run. Hampton is hard working and a perfect fit. Pure Speculation - Despite signing Tony Banks, the Cowboys will not be above taking Brees if he slides to them.
38. Chicago	Tommy Polley	OLB	Florida St.
Polley makes plays, period. Can be a third down backer and special teams player until he bulks up. Nice compliment to Brian Urlacher. Will be tempted by the ends left on the board.
39. New England	Maurice Williams	OT	Michigan
After spending $103 million on Drew Bledsoe, they need to protect him.
40. Seattle	Cedric Scott	DE	So. Miss.
After spending his first two picks on offense, Holmgren will go defense most of the rest of the way in this draft. The Seahawks will probably be looking for a swing player on the DL, but could go with a pure DE to become the heir-apparent to Michael Sinclair. Basically, it will come down to Scott or Alabama's Kenny Smith. They go for Scott because of his edge pass rushing potential. Another intriguing possibility here is Baylor's Gary Baxter. He can play either CB or FS, and might be the immediate nickel back.
41. San Francisco	Kendrell Bell	ILB	Georgia
LB is a need area.
42. St. Louis (from KC)	Fred Smoot	CB	Ohio State
Say goodbye to Todd Lyght. I know Kiper has him rated #1 at CB, but he is very small and worthless in run support.
43. Jacksonville	Torrance Marshall	LB	Oklahoma
Say goodbye to Kevin Hardy.
44. Carolina	Kevan Barlow	RB	Pitt
A solid, every down alternative to Tshimanga (don't call me "Tim") Biakabatuka.
45. Washington	Dominic Raiola	C	Nebraska
If Bell or Marshall slides here, the Redskins will snap them up. Since they are both gone, the Skins look to build up the interior of the OL. Raiola can start immediately and allow them to move Mark Fischer to guard.
46. Buffalo	Gary Baxter	CB	Baylor
The Bills need help in the defensive backfield. Could play either CB or S.
47. Green Bay	Kenny Smith	DT/DE	Alabama
Packers love his pass rush upside. Slow 40 won't hurt him that much since he can also play inside.
48. Detroit	Reggie Wayne	WR	Miami (Fla.)
Receiver is not a great need, but Wayne has fallen far enough. A great route runner with terrific ball skills and smooth, fluid movement, Wayne will be able to play immediately and upgrade the Lions passing game.
49. New York Jets	Derrick Gibson	S	Florida State
Jets need a free safety and Gibson is very athletic and a second round bargain.
50. Pittsburgh	Quinton Caver	LB	Arkansas
With Levon Kirkland gone, Caver fills a need.
51. Tampa Bay	Aaron Schobel	DE	TCU
Bucs need depth at DE, since Rice is only on a one year contract.
52. Indianapolis	DeLawrence Grant	DE	Oregon State
Help for the weak DL.
53. New Orleans	Jarrod Cooper	S	Kansas State
Neither Darren Perry or Rob Kelly are up to the task. 4.42 forty, 222 pounds. Gives Saints big hitter in the secondary.
54. St. Louis	Kyle Vanden Bosch	DE	Nebraska
After trading Carter, Rams need a rush end. A bit of a reach at this point but fills a need.
55. Philadelphia	Derrick Chambers	DT/DE	Florida
The Eagles need a bigger DE to play the left side. Chambers is a quick, 299 lb Lamar King type who will probably swing inside on passing downs.
56. Miami	Brandon Winey	OT	LSU
Eventual replacement for Richmond Webb.
57. Minnesota	Mario Fatafeh	DT	Kansas State
Vikings need big man in the middle of the defensive line.
58. Denver	Marques Sullivan	OT	Illinois
After finding help along the DL and at CB in free agency, the Broncos look to add depth at OT with the massive Sullivan.
59. Oakland	Jamie Winborn	ILB	Vanderbilt
The Raiders will take a chance on the explosive hitter.
60.Tennessee	Ken-Yon Rambo	WR	Ohio State
After grabbing Kevin Carter from the Rams, Titans will look to upgrade at either WR or CB. With Jamar Fletcher and Ken-Yon Rambo available, the Titans are lucky to be able to grab a productive player. Fletcher is tempting, but Rambo's athletic skills are just too appealing. Pure Speculation - Fletcher.
61. New York Giants	Alge Crumpler	TE	North Carolina
Help for a weak spot on the offense.
62. Baltimore	Chad Ward	OG	Washington
Ravens have helped their two biggest needs with Ward and Morgan.

Team	Player	Pos.	College
63. Philadelphia	Heath Evans	RB	Maryland
The Eagles won't be caught without a solid backup to Deuce Staley next year. If Staley is healthy, Evans can block. If not, he can carry the load. A terrific athlete, Evans can run, block and catch. Ran 4.58 forty at the combine at 246 pounds.
64. Arizona	Karon Riley	DE	Minnesota
After getting Warren for the inside of the DL and Lucas at CB, the Cards will be tempted to go for a WR or DE here. Riley has limitations, but he also has potential.
65. Cleveland	Ennis Davis	DT	USC
Browns need big bodies inside on defense.
66. Cincinnati	Robert Garza	C	Texas A&M - Kingsville
Center is a problem area for the Bengals, and Garza is a stout, strong, intelligent player with a great future at the position.
67. Atlanta	Kareem McKenzie	OT	Penn State
Falcons may move the massive McKenzie inside to mask his problems in space.
68. Chicago	William Petersen	CB	Western Illinois
Big, talented CB to help the pass defense.
69. New England	Kris Jenkins	DT	Maryland
Pats need to start re-plugging holes in the middle of their defense.
70. Dallas	Carlos Polk	ILB	Nebraska
Cowboys have lots of needs, most of them on the defensive side of the ball. Lack of bulk inside forces them to reach a little bit for Polk, who is nevertheless an excellent run stuffer.
71. San Francisco	Roland Seymour	DE	Florida State
49'ers are looking for a speed pass rusher.
72. Green Bay (from Seattle)	Markus Steele	LB	USC
Excellent cover athlete.
73. Jacksonville	Derrick Blaylock	RB	Stephen F. Austin
Blaylock is blindingly fast and an excellent receiver, two requirements for the West coast offense. Jags see him as a potential Ahman Green type.
74. Carolina	Orlando Huff	LB	Fresno State
Panthers need some youth at LB.
75. Kansas City	Chris Brown	OG	Georgia Tech
Chiefs will move college tackle inside to play guard.
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