Top 50 Senior CB's for the 2013 NFL Draft

Here is my updated top 50 senior CB's for the 2013 NFL Draft. 

1 Johnthan Banks, Mississippi State
2 Jordan Poyer, Oregon State
3 Leon McFadden, San Diego State
4 Blidi Wreh-Wilson, Connecticut
5 D.J. Hayden, Houston
6 Desmond Trufant, Washington
7 Darius Slay, Mississippi State
8 Terry Hawthorne, Illinois
9 Jamar Taylor, Boise State
10 Marc Anthony, California
11 Robert Alford, S.E. Louisiana
12 Branden Smith, Georgia
13 Sanders Commings,  Georgia
14 Melvin White, La. - Lafayette
15 Corey Broomfield, Mississippi State
16 Micah Hyde, Iowa
17 B.W. Webb, William & Mary
18 Demontre Hurst, Oklahoma
19 Johnny Adams, Michigan State
20 Sheldon Price, UCLA
21 Josh Johnson, Purdue
22 Nigel Malone, Kansas State
23 Aaron Hester, UCLA
24 Khalid Wooten, Nevada
25 Rod Sweeting, Georgia Tech
26 Greg Brown, Kansas
27 Adrian Bushell, Louisville
28 Will Davis, Utah State
29 J.T. Floyd, Michigan
30 Travis Howard, Ohio State
31 Ryan Lacy, Utah
32 Daxton Swanson, Sam Houston State
33 Kip Edwards, Missouri
34 Demetrius McCray, Appalachian State
35 Jerrell Gavins, Boise State
36 Brandon McGee, Miami (Fla.)
37 Dwayne Gratz, Connecticut
38 Devin Smith, Wisconsin
39 A.J. Bouye, UCF
40 Akeem Auguste, South Carolina 
41 Trey Wilson, Vanderbilt
42 Dustin Harris, Texas A&M
43 T'Sharvan Bell, Auburn
44 Kayvon Webster, South Florida
45 Troy Stoudermire, Minnesota
46 Jumal Rolle, Catawba
47 Devin Wallace, Virginia Union
48 Matthew Pierce, Valdosta State
49 Marcus Cromartie, Wisconsin
50 Rashaan Melvin, Northern Illinois

Top 20 Senior OGs for the 2013 NFL Draft

Here are my top 20 updated senior offensive guards ranking for the 2013 NFL Draft.  These are senior offensive guards only.

1 Dallas Thomas, Tennessee
2 Larry Warford, Kentucky
3 Chance Warmack, Alabama
4 Jonathan Cooper, North Carolina
5 Sam Brenner, Utah 
6 Braden Hansen, Brigham Young
7 Omoregie Uzzi, Georgia Tech
8 Travis Bond, North Carolina
9 Hugh Thornton, Illinois 
10 Jeff Baca, UCLA 
11 Eric Herman, Ohio 
12 Josh Klein, Kent State 
13 Earl Watford, James Madison 
14 John Sullen, Auburn 
15 Chris Barker, Nevada
16 Lamar Mady, Youngstown State 
17 Jonathan Rush, Oklahoma State 
18 Brian Mulroe, Northwestern
19 Chris Jacobson, Pittsburgh
20 Stephane Milhim, UMass

Top 50 Senior CB's for 2013 NFL Draft

Here are my top 50 pre-season ranking senior cornerbacks for the 2013 NFL Draft.  These are senior cornerbacks only. 


1 Johnthan Banks, Mississippi State
2 Johnny Adams, Michigan State
3 Micah Hyde, Iowa
4 Rod Sweeting, Georgia Tech
5 Jordan Poyer, Oregon State
6 Demontre Hurst, Oklahoma
7 Desmond Trufant, Washington
8 Branden Smith, Georgia
9 Sanders Commings,  Georgia
10 Nigel Malone, Kansas State
11 Aaron Hester, UCLA
12 Blidi Wreh-Wilson, Connecticut
13 Marcus Cromartie, Wisconsin
14 Greg Reid, Florida State
15 Terry Hawthorne, Illinois
16 Brandon McGee, Miami (Fla.)
17 Travis Howard, Ohio State
18 Broderick Brown, Oklahoma State
19 Devin Smith, Wisconsin
20 Leon McFadden, San Diego State
21 J.T. Floyd, Michigan
22 B.W. Webb, William & Mary
23 Jeremy Brown, Florida
24 Dustin Harris, Texas A&M
25 Trey Wilson, Vanderbilt
26 Kenny Okoro, Wake Forest
27 T'Sharvan Bell, Auburn
28 Demetrius McCray, Appalachian State
29 Sheldon Price, UCLA
30 Adrian Bushell, Louisville
31 Marc Anthony, California
32 D.J. Hayden, Houston
33 Xavier Brewer, Clemson
34 Troy Stoudermire, Minnesota
35 C.J. Wilson, North Carolina State
36 Daxton Swanson, Sam Houston State
37 Corey Broomfield, Mississippi State
38 Brandon Jones, Rutgers
39 Kayvon Webster, South Florida
40 Jamar Taylor, Boise State
41 Rashaan Melvin, Northern Illinois
42 Travis Carrie, Ohio
43 Josh Johnson, Purdue
44 Kieron James, Western Illinois
45 Chance Casey, Baylor
46 Jason Pinkston, Ball State
47 Pat Miller, West Virginia
48 Ryan Lacy, Utah
49 Marsalis Teague, Tennessee
50 Sidney Saulter, Kent State

Top 20 Senior OG's for 2013 NFL Draft

Here are my top 20 pre-season ranking senior offensive guards for the 2013 NFL Draft.  These are senior offensive guards only.


1 Barrett Jones, Alabama
2 Larry Warford, Kentucky
3 Chance Warmack, Alabama
4 Jonathan Cooper, North Carolina
5 Omoregie Uzzi, Georgia Tech
6 Chris Jacobson, Pittsburgh
7 Blaize Foltz, TCU
8 Braden Hansen, Brigham Young
9 Lane Taylor, Oklahoma State
10 Chris McDonald, Michigan State
11 Patrick Lewis, Texas A&M
12 Travis Bond, North Carolina
13 Carson York, Oregon
14 Tyler Evans, Oklahoma
15 Theo Goins, UCF
16 Chris Barker, Nevada
17 Andrew Wallace, North Carolina State
18 Tobias Smith, Mississippi State
19 Brian Schwenke, California
20 Josh Jenkins, West Virginia

2012 NFL Draft: Top 10 Senior OLB's

Here are my top ten outside linebackers for the 2012 NFL Draft.


1. Travis Lewis, Oklahoma
2. Zach Brown, North Carolina
3. Nigel Bradham, Florida State
4. Sean Spence, Miami (FL)
5. Keenan Robinson, Texas
6. Adrian Robinson, Temple
7. Emmanuel Acho, Texas
8. Kyle Wilber, Wake Forest
9. Lavonte David, Nebraska
10. Bobby Wagner, Utah State

2012 NFL Draft: Top 10 Senior WR's

Here is my top ten senior wide receivers for the 2012 NFL Draft.


1. Ryan Broyles, Oklahoma
2. Michael Floyd, Notre Dame
3. Jeff Fuller, Texas A&M
4. Juron Criner, Arizona
5. Greg Childs, Arkansas
6. Chris Owusu, Stanford
7. DeVier Posey, Ohio State
8. Dwight Jones, North Carolina
9. Jarrett Boykin, Virginia Tech
10. Marvin McNutt, Iowa

Senior Bowl Invites

Here are guys who are rumored to have gotten Senior Bowl invites


RB DeMarco Murray, Oklahoma
WR Matt Szczur, Villanova
WR Jerrel Jernigan, Troy
OL Rodney Hudson, Florida State
OL Derek Sherrod, Mississippi State
OL Ben Ijalana, Villanova
OL Nate Solder, Colorado
OL Anthony Costonzo, Boston College

DE Adrian Clayborn, Iowa
DE Cameron Jordan, Cal
DE Pernell McPhee, Mississippi State
DT Stephen Paea, Oregon State
LB KJ Wright, Mississippi State
CB Prince Amukamara, Nebraska
CB Jimmy Smith, Colorado
CB Jalil Brown, Colorado

VanFulpen’s Top 10 Draft Eligible Outside Linebackers

1. Bruce Carter, North Carolina - Senior 
2. Von Miller, Texas A&M - Senior
3. Akeem Ayers, UCLA - Junior
4. Travis Lewis, Oklahoma - Junior
5. Mark Herzlich, Boston College - Senior
6. Dontay Moch, Nevada - Senior
7. Ross Homan, Ohio State - Senior
8. K.J. Wright, Mississippi State - Senior
9. Mason Foster, Washington - Senior
10. Sean Spence, Miami (FL) - Junior

VanFulpen's College Football Poll

1. Oregon (6-0) – This Thursday they play UCLA at home and let see if they can hold on to the number one ranking.

2. Boise State (6-0) – Boise State just has to hope that Virginia Tech and Oregon State can have a good season this year.

3. TCU (6-0) – TCU wins again, they are waiting for their only test left for the season November 6th against Utah.

4. Oklahoma (6-0) – Oklahoma is a very good team and in the BCS standings they are number one.

5. Auburn (7-0) – Great game this Saturday and Auburn takes on LSU.

6. LSU (7-0) – Can they stop Cam Newton and Auburn this upcoming Saturday.

7. Michigan State (7-0) – They have to travel outside the state of Michigan this Saturday to take on Northwestern.

8. Alabama (6-1) – They just have to hope that teams head of them lose.

9. Utah (6-0) – Utah should be undefeated when the go in their game against TCU, November 6th.

10. Wisconsin (6-1) – A huge win this Saturday against Ohio State.

11. Ohio State (6-1) – Ohio State didn’t play well when they traveled to Wisconsin and still have to travel to Iowa.

12. Stanford (5-1) – They still have to take on Arizona which should be a good game.

13. Arizona (5-1) – They still have Stanford and Oregon on their schedule.

14. Iowa (5-1) – A big game against Wisconsin this Saturday.

15. Nebraska (5-1) – Nebraska needs to bounce back from the Texas loss and get ready for a very good Oklahoma State team.

16. Florida State (5-1) – Florida State might be able to run the table and depending on what happens have an outside shot at playing for a National Title.

17. Oklahoma State (6-0) – A huge game this Saturday against Nebraska.

18. Missouri (6-0) –A huge game this Saturday against Oklahoma.

19. West Virginia (4-1) – Clearly the best team in the Big East.

20. South Carolina (4-2) – A huge let down against Kentucky this past Saturday.

21. Arkansas (4-2) – They hope to get quarterback Ryan Mallett back soon.

22. Miami (FL) (3-2) – They can get rolling in the next few weeks in the ACC.

23. Texas (4-2) – A huge win against Nebraska this past Saturday.

24. Kansas State (5-1) – A bounce back win against Kansas.

25. Michigan (5-2) – They can’t only win one Big Ten game like they did last year can they?

VanFulpen's College Football Poll

1. Ohio State (6-0) – Huge game this week and the first road test as Ohio State travels to Wisconsin.

2. Oregon (6-0) – Oregon is looking like it might be the best team in the nation.

3. Boise State (5-0) – Boise State is rolling along with another win against Toledo.

4. TCU (6-0) – TCU wins again, they are waiting for their only test left for the season November 6th against Utah.

5. Nebraska (5-0) – Nebraska went on the road and beat Kansas State and take on Texas this Saturday.

6. Oklahoma (5-0) – They take on Iowa State this Saturday.

7. Auburn (6-0) – Auburn Cam Newton is looking like a dark horse for the Heisman and has Auburn rolling.

8. LSU (6-0) – A big time win against Florida, and in two week they take on Auburn.

9. Utah (5-0) – Utah should be undefeated when the go in their game against TCU, November 6th.

10. Alabama (5-1) – Huge loss against South Carolina, but Alabama is still a very good team.

11. Michigan State (6-0) – Michigan State went into Michigan and got a huge win, only really big game left is Iowa.

12. South Carolina (4-1) – A huge win against Alabama this Saturday, but need to keep things going against Kentucky this weekend.

13. Arkansas (3-1) – A huge game against Auburn this Saturday.

14. Stanford (4-1) – A nice win against USC this past Saturday to get back to winning after the lost to Oregon.

15. Arizona (4-1) – Oregon State was able to take Arizona down and now they need to bounce back against Washington State this weekend.

16. Iowa (4-1) – They travel to Michigan this Saturday and need to be able to stop quarterback Denard Robinson.

17. Florida State (5-1) – A huge win for Florida State at Miami and this week they take on Boston College at home.

18. Wisconsin (5-1) – A huge game this Saturday as Ohio State comes to visit.

19. Nevada (6-0) – The Wolf Pack are waiting for their November 26 match-up against Boise State.

20. Oklahoma State (5-0) – A huge game on October 23 against Nebraska.

21. Missouri (5-0) – They shut out Colorado and in two weeks they take on Oklahoma.

22. Michigan (5-1) – After the lost to Michigan State they get a chance to bonus back against Iowa this Saturday.

23. West Virginia (4-1) – They are now going to get into the Big East schedule.

24. Florida (4-2) – They have a chance to bounce back over the next few weeks in the SEC.

25. Miami (FL) (3-2) – They can get rolling in the next few weeks in the ACC.

VanFulpen’s Top 10 Draft Eligible Running Back

1. Mark Ingram, Alabama - Junior
2. DeMarco Murray, Oklahoma - Senior
3. Daniel Thomas, Kansas State - Senior
4. Ryan Williams, Virginia Tech - Red-Shirt Sophomore
5. Noel Devine, West Virginia - Senior
6. Evan Royster, Penn State - Senior
7. LaMichael James, Oregon - Red-Shirt Sophomore
8. Mikel LeShoure, Illinois - Junior
9. Kendall Hunter, Oklahoma State – Senior
10. Shane Vereen, California - Junior

VanFulpen's College Football Poll

1. Alabama (5-0) – No rest in the SEC as Alabama takes on South Carolina this week.


2. Ohio State (5-0) – Ohio State takes on Indiana this week as the wait to for a real Big Ten test in two weeks against Wisconsin.


3. Oregon (5-0) – Oregon beat a very good team in Stanford and should roll this week against Washington State.


4. Boise State (4-0) – Boise State is rolling along with another win in the WAC


5. TCU (5-0) – TCU wins again, they are waiting for their only test left for the season November 6th against Utah.


6. Nebraska (4-0) – Nebraska plays Thursday against Kansas State a good test for them as well as Kansas State running back Daniel Thomas.


7. Oklahoma (5-0) – Beat Texas this past Saturday and might have a shot of going 12-0 going into the Big 12 Championship game.


8. Auburn (5-0) – Auburn rolled this week and now the next big SEC game isn’t until October 16th against Arkansas.


9. Arizona (4-0) – Big game this week against a very good Oregon State team.


10. LSU (5-0) – A wild finish against Tennessee where they were able to get the win, now a huge game against Florida.


11. Utah (4-0) – Utah should be undefeated when the go in their game against TCU, November 6th.


12. Arkansas (3-1) – Can Ryan Mallett and Arkansas bounce back this week against Texas A & M.


13. Iowa (4-1) – A big win against Penn State at home, and take on Michigan in two weeks.


14. Michigan State (5-0) – Huge win against Wisconsin now they take on Michigan in Ann Arbor.


15. Michigan (5-0) –Denard Robinson showed his magic against Indiana now he and Michigan take on Michigan State at home.


16. Stanford (4-1) – Stanford lost at Oregon and now are at home this week against USC.


17. Miami (FL) (3-1) – A huge game this week against Florida State.


18. Florida (4-1) – The Gators just got beat down against Alabama and hope to bounce back against LSU this week.


19. South Carolina (3-1) – At least they had the week off before they have to play the best team in college football in Alabama.
20 Wisconsin (4-1) – The lost to Michigan State this past week but in two week can make that up as they take on Ohio State.


21. Florida State (4-1) – Florida State has to travel to Miami to take on the Hurricanes at night.


22. Nevada (5-0) – The Wolf Pack are waiting for their November 26 match-up against Boise State.


23. Kansas State (4-0) – Kansas State takes on Nebraska this week and they need running back Daniel Thomas to have a big game.


24. Oklahoma State (4-0) – Big win on this past Thursday Night against Texas A&M and their next big game is October 23 against Nebraska.


25. Missouri (4-0) – Missouri hasn’t played anyone really so far this season but will as they start to get into the Big 12 schedule this week against Colorado.

VanFulpen's Heisman Watch

1. QB Ryan Mallett, Arkansas – Mallett won on the road against Georgia with a game winning touchdown passes and threw for 380 yards and 3 touchdowns. Has a huge game this week against Alabama and if he has a great game and pull off the upset should be in the driver seat for the Heisman.

2. QB Denard Robinson, Michigan – Robinson played UMass and did win the game and put up good number, but it was UMass and for a while it looked like Michigan could have been on upset alert.

3. QB Terrelle Pryor, Ohio State – Pryor and Ohio State did beat Ohio, but Pryor threw 2 interceptions and it was never a game where Pryor needed to make any Heisman type moments.

4. QB Kellen Moore, Boise State – Moore threw for 370 yards and 2 touchdowns and crushed Wyoming, but a huge test for Boise State as well as Moore awaits this week against Oregon State.

5. QB Landry Jones, Oklahoma – Jones threw for 254 yards and 1 touchdown against Air Force but didn’t look all that impressive as he did the week before, his Hesiman hopes are fading but has a huge game in two weeks against Texas in which his Hesiman stock could rise fast depending on how he plays.

VanFulpen’s Heisman Watch

1. QB Denard Robinson, Michigan – If the Heisman Trophy was given out after two weeks Robinson would win the award hands down. What he has been able to two in the first two weeks of the season has been amazing. In two weeks he has put up 885 yards in total offense, and leads the country with 455 yards rushing and has 3 rushing touchdowns and also has thrown for 430 yards and 2 touchdowns. In last week against Notre Dame he racked up 502 yards in total offense and help Michigan win the game down in South Bend. In the next three week he should do well with winnable game for Michigan.

2. QB Terrelle Pryor, Ohio State – Pryor is coming off a huge win against Miami in which he rushed for 113 yards and a touchdown and lead Ohio State to the win. This season Pryor has thrown for 480 yards and 4 touchdowns and rushed for 130 yards and 1 touchdown. Ohio State isn’t tested for a while until they play at Wisconsin, October 16th.

3. QB Ryan Mallett, Arkansas – Mallett has throw for 701 yards and 6 touchdowns in two weeks and has the ability to put those type number game in and game out this season. He plays Georgia this Saturday and then in two weeks plays Alabama in which if he can pull that win off and put up good numbers who could job to the top of the Heisman list.

4. QB Kellen Moore, Boise State – Moore and Boise State didn’t play this past week and only has played one game against Virginia Tech in which he lead Boise State back to a win late in the game and threw for 215 yards and 3 touchdowns. In two weeks they play Oregon State which will be another big test for him and Boise State.

5. QB Landry Jones, Oklahoma – Jones is coming off a huge win against Florida State in which he threw for 380 yards and 4 touchdowns. In the first two weeks of the season he has thrown for 597 yards and 6 touchdowns with 2 interceptions, and Oklahoma will be in the National Title hunt all season long and they have a huge game against Texas in 3 weeks.

Top 10 DT’s for 2010 NFL Draft

Here are my top ten defensive tackles and some sleepers to watch.

1. Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska
2. Gerald McCoy, Oklahoma
3. Dan Williams, Tennessee
4. Jared Odrick, Penn State
5. Brian Price, UCLA
6. Terrence Cody, Alabama
7. Lamarr Houston, Texas
8. Linval Joseph, East Carolina
9. Cam Thomas, North Carolina
10. Torrell Troup, UCF

Sleepers:
Mike Neal, Purdue
Sean Lissemore, William & Mary
Jay Ross, East Carolina

Top 10 OT’s for 2010 NFL Draft

Here are my top ten offensive tackles and some sleepers to watch.

1. Russell Okung, Oklahoma State
2. Trent Williams, Oklahoma
3. Bryan Bulaga, Iowa
4. Anthony Davis, Rutgers
5. Bruce Campbell, Maryland
6. Charles Brown, USC
7. Rodger Saffold, Indiana
8. Jared Veldheer, Hillsdale
9. Vladimir Ducasse, Massachusetts
10. Selvish Capers, West Virginia

Sleepers:
Ramon Harewood, Morehouse
Kyle Jolly, North Carolina
J'Marcus Webb, West Texas A&M
Nic Richmond, TCU

Top 10 TE’s for 2010 NFL Draft

Here are my top ten tight ends and some sleepers to watch.

1. Jermaine Gresham, Oklahoma
2. Rob Gronkowski, Arizona
3. Ed Dickson, Oregon
4. Aaron Hernandez, Florida
5. Jimmy Graham, Miami (Fla.)
6. Dennis Pitta, Brigham Young
7. Anthony McCoy, Southern California
8. Dorin Dickerson, Pittsburgh
9. Clay Harbor, Missouri State
10. Tony Moeaki, Iowa

Sleepers:
Fendi Onobun, Houston
Scott Sicko, New Hampshire
Jameson Konz, Kent State

Top 10 QB’s for 2010 NFL Draft

Here are my top ten quarterbacks and some sleepers to watch.

1. Sam Bradford, Oklahoma
2. Jimmy Clausen, Notre Dame
3. Colt McCoy, Texas
4. Tim Tebow, Florida
5. Tony Pike, Cincinnati
6. Dan LeFevour, Central Michigan
7. Jonathan Crompton, Tennessee
8. John Skelton, Fordham
9. Jarrett Brown, West Virginia
10. Jevan Snead, Mississippi

Sleepers:
Levi Brown, Troy
Tim Hiller, Western Michigan
Mike Kafka, Northwestern

2010 NFL Mock Draft 5.0

1. St. Louis Rams – QB Sam Bradford, Oklahoma
2. Detroit Lions – DT Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska
3. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – DT Gerald McCoy, Oklahoma
4. Washington Redskins – OT Russell Okung, Oklahoma State
5. Kansas City Chiefs – S Eric Berry, Tennessee
6. Seattle Seahawks – OT Trent Williams, Oklahoma
7. Cleveland Browns – S Earl Thomas, Texas
8. Oakland Raiders – OT Bryan Bulaga, Iowa
9. Buffalo Bills – OT Anthony Davis, Rutgers
10. Jacksonville Jaguars – LB Rolando McClain, Alabama
11. Denver Broncos – WR Dez Bryant, Oklahoma State
12. Miami Dolphins – OLB Sergio Kindle, Texas
13. San Francisco 49ers – CB Joe Haden, Florida
14. Seattle Seahawks – RB C.J. Spiller, Clemson
15. N.Y. Giants – OLB Sean Weatherspoon, Missouri
16. Tennessee Titans – DE Jason Pierre-Paul, South Florida
17. San Francisco 49ers – QB Jimmy Clausen, Notre Dame
18. Pittsburgh Steelers – OG Mike Iupati, Idaho
19. Atlanta Falcons – DE Derrick Morgan, Georgia Tech
20. Houston Texans – DT Dan Williams, Tennessee
21. Cincinnati Bengals – TE Jermaine Gresham, Oklahoma
22. New England Patriots – DT Jared Odrick, Penn State
23. Green Bay Packers – OT Charles Brown, USC
24. Philadelphia Eagles – CB Kyle Wilson, Boise State
25. Baltimore Ravens – CB Devin McCourty, Rutgers
26. Arizona Cardinals – OLB Brandon Graham, Michigan
27. Dallas Cowboys – S Taylor Mays, USC
28. San Diego Chargers – RB Ryan Mathews, Fresno State
29. N.Y. Jets – NT Terrence Cody, Alabama
30. Minnesota Vikings – C Maurkice Pouncey, Florida
31. Indianapolis Colts - DT Brian Price, UCLA
32. New Orleans Saints – DE Everson Griffen, USC

TOP 150 for NFL Draft

1. DT Ndamukong Suh, Nebraska
2. DT Gerald McCoy, Oklahoma
3. QB Sam Bradford, Oklahoma
4. S Eric Berry, Tennessee
5. OT Russell Okung, Oklahoma State
6. LB Rolando McClain, Alabama
7. WR Dez Bryant, Oklahoma State
8. OT Trent Williams, Oklahoma
9. QB Jimmy Clausen, Notre Dame
10. S Earl Thomas, Texas
11. RB C.J. Spiller, Clemson
12. DE Derrick Morgan, Georgia Tech
13. OT Bryan Bulaga, Iowa
14. CB Joe Haden, Florida
15. OT Anthony Davis, Rutgers
16. DE Jason Pierre-Paul, South Florida
17. OLB Sergio Kindle, Texas
18. DT Dan Williams, Tennessee
19. CB Kyle Wilson, Boise State
20. DE Brandon Graham, Michigan
21. DT Jared Odrick, Penn State
22. RB Ryan Mathews, Fresno State
23. DE Everson Griffen, USC
24. OG Mike Iupati, Idaho
25. TE Jermaine Gresham, Oklahoma
26. OLB Sean Weatherspoon, Missouri
27. C Maurkice Pouncey, Florida
28. DT Brian Price, UCLA
29. OT Bruce Campbell, Maryland
30. CB Devin McCourty, Rutgers
31. S Taylor Mays, USC
32. DE Jerry Hughes, TCU
33. RB Jahvid Best, California
34. DE Carlos Dunlap, Florida
35. DT Terrence Cody, Alabama
36. CB Kareem Jackson, Alabama
37. WR Demaryius Thomas, Georgia Tech
38. WR Golden Tate, Notre Dame
39. ILB Daryl Washington, TCU
40. OT Charles Brown, USC
41. S Nate Allen, South Florida
42. ILB Sean Lee, Penn State
43. OT Rodger Saffold, Indiana
44. QB Colt McCoy, Texas
45. CB Patrick Robinson, Florida State
46. DT Tyson Alualu, California
47. WR Arrelious Benn, Illinois
48. TE Rob Gronkowski, Arizona
49. DT Lamarr Houston, Texas
50. S Morgan Burnett, Georgia Tech
51. DE Koa Misi, Utah
52. WR Damian Williams, USC
53. DE Jason Worilds, Virginia Tech
54. DE Alex Carrington, Arkansas State
55. DT Cam Thomas, North Carolina
56. OG Jon Asamoah, Illinois
57. RB Jonathan Dwyer, Georgia Tech
58. RB Montario Hardesty, Tennessee
59. WR Carlton Mitchell, South Florida
60. OLB Navorro Bowman, Penn State
61. DT Linval Joseph, East Carolina
62. CB Brandon Ghee, Wake Forest
63. OLB Ricky Sapp, Clemson
64. OT Vladimir Ducasse, Massachusetts
65. QB Tim Tebow, Florida
66. RB Dexter McCluster, Ole Miss
67. CB Chris Cook, Virginia
68. TE Jimmy Graham, Miami (Fla.)
69. DT Torrell Troup, UCF
70. WR Mardy Gilyard, Cincinnati
71. OLB Eric Norwood, South Carolina
72. OLB Thaddeus Gibson, Ohio State
73. DE Corey Wootton, Northwestern
74. OT Jared Veldheer, Hillsdale
75. CB Akwasi Owusu-Ansah, Indiana-PA
76. S Chad Jones, LSU
77. S Reshad Jones, Georgia
78. CB Jerome Murphy, South Florida
79. LB Donald Butler, Washington
80. DE Greg Hardy, Ole Miss
81. WR Brandon LaFell, LSU
82. TE Aaron Hernandez, Florida
83. DE Austen Lane, Murray State
84. CB Dominique Franks, Oklahoma
85. TE Dennis Pitta, BYU
86. OT John Jerry, Mississippi
87. RB Ben Tate, Auburn
88. TE Anthony McCoy, USC
89. RB Toby Gerhart, Stanford
90. TE Ed Dickson, Oregon
91. C Matt Tennant, Boston College
92. WR Eric Decker, Minnesota
93. DT Al Woods, LSU
94. TE Dorin Dickerson, Pittsburgh
95. S Major Wright, Florida
96. ILB Brandon Spikes, Florida
97. DE Brandon Lang, Troy
98. WR Jacoby Ford, Clemson
99. CB Javier Arenas, Alabama
100. WR Taylor Price, Ohio
101. OT Selvish Capers, West Virginia
102. QB Dan LeFevour, Central Michigan
103. QB Tony Pike, Cincinnati
104. S Darrell Stuckey, Kansas
105. RB Anthony Dixon, Mississippi State
106. S TJ Ward, Oregon
107. QB Jonathan Crompton, Tennessee
108. TE/FB Clay Harbor, Missouri State
109. CB Amari Spievey, Iowa
110. RB Joe McKnight, USC
111. C J.D. Walton, Baylor
112. OLB Rennie Curran, Georgia
113. CB Perrish Cox, Oklahoma State
114. OLB Dekoda Watson, Florida State
115. CB Walter Thurmond, Oregon
116. DT D’Anthony Smith, Louisiana Tech
117. DT Geno Atkins, Georgia
118. OLB Roddrick Muckelroy, Texas
119. WR Jordan Shipley, Texas
120. S Kam Chancellor, Virginia Tech
121. WR Dezmon Briscoe, Kansas
122. DT Arthur Jones, Syracuse
123. OT Tony Washington, Abilene Christian
124. WR Andre Roberts, Citadel
125. OG Mike Johnson, Alabama
126. DE C.J. Wilson, East Carolina
127. OG Zane Beadles, Utah
128. OLB Jermaine Cunningham, Florida
129. DE Clifton Geathers, South Carolina
130. DE Lindsey Witten, Connecticut
131. S Myron Lewis, Vanderbilt
132. DE George Selvie, South Florida
133. WR Blair White, Michigan State
134. CB Alterraun Verner, UCLA
135. S Larry Asante, Nebraska
136. LB Jamar Chaney, Mississippi State
137. DE George Johnson, Rutgers
138. OT Jason Fox, Miami
139. ILB Pat Angerer, Iowa
140. OLB Dexter Davis, Arizona State
141. CB Syd'Quan Thompson, California
142. ILB Darryl Sharpton, Miami
143. CB A.J. Jefferson, Fresno State
145. DT Mike Neal, Purdue
146. CB Trevard Lindley, Kentucky
147. WR Riley Cooper, Florida
148. TE Garrett Graham, Wisconsin
149. S Kurt Coleman, Ohio State
150. OG Marshall Newhouse, TCU