| #132) St Louis Rams- Eric Decker (WR Minnesota) |
| Donny Avery is all they got right now at Wide Receiver |
| #133) Seattle Seahawks- Jeremy Williams (WR Tulane) |
| Seattle has tried to fill their void at receiver with high profile guys for years and it hasn't worked. Tulane's Jeremy Williams is a low risk, high reward pick |
| #134) Cleveland Browns- George Selvie (DE/OLB South Florida) |
| Need a pass rusher in their 3-4 defense, and Selvie is an ideal fit in the 3-4 |
| #135) Washington Redskins- J.D Walton (Center Baylor) |
| They still have much work to do to upgrade their O-line. |
| #136) Kansas City Chiefs- Robert Johnson (Safety Utah) |
| After passing on Berry at #5 Robert Johnson is a good consolation, very underrated player and could wind up being a steal |
| #137) Philadelphia Eagles- Alterraun Verner (CB U.C.L.A) |
| You can never have too many cornerbacks, and Verner is a great value here |
| #138) Oakland Raiders- Dorin Dickerson (TE Pittsburgh) |
| Zach Miller is good, but it is doubtful that Al Davis will pass up this workout warrior here in the fifth |
| #139) Seattle Seahawks- Trevard Lindley (CB Kentucky) |
| Secondary was terrible last season, and if Lindley can get back to where he was 2 years ago he will be a steal |
| #140) Buffalo Bills- Zane Beadles (Guard Utah) |
| Buffalo needs to do everything they can to improve their god-awful offensive line. Beadles can play either guard or tackle, and should be able to start as a rookie. |
| #141) Chicago Bears- Walter McFadden (CB Auburn) |
| Third round pick Chris Cook could play safety, and if he does than they still have a need at corner. |
| #142) Kansas City Chiefs- Stafon Johnson (RB U.S.C) |
| Great comeback story for Stafon Johnson! Kansas City is in the market to add another back to compliment Jamaal Charles |
| #143) Jacksonville Jaguars- Kam Chanellor (Safety Virginia Tech) |
| Reggie Nelson has disappointed, and have little talent besides him. |
| #144) Kansas City Chiefs- Phillip Dillard (ILB Nebraska) |
| Kansas City needs linebackers, and Dillard is a versatile 'backer who offers great value in the fifth round |
| #145) San Francisco 49ers- Jordan Shipley (WR Texas) |
| The slot receiver, and kick returner is a great weapon who can make an impact as a rookie. |
| #146) Cleveland Browns- Barry Church (Safety Toledo) |
| After just missing out on Eric Berry in the first round, Cleveland still has a major hole at safety. Church is an under the radar prospect with great potential |
| #147) New York Giants- Kevin Haslam (OT Rutgers) |
| Giants lack depth at the tackle position, and Kevin Haslam is the best lineman left on the board |
| #148) Tennessee Titans- Riley Cooper (WR Florida) |
| Even though we have them taking Jacoby Ford in the third, he is more of a utility player. Cooper has the size to be a #1, or 2 receiver and is a great value in the 5th |
| #149) Atlanta Falcons- Ed Dickson (TE Oregon) |
| Tony Gonzalez is towards the end of his career, and Dickson is a steal at this pick |
| #150) Houston Texans- Cord Howard (Guard Georgia Tech) |
| Houston is a good offensive line away from being a true contender in the A.F.C, Howard is a good fit in their Zone Blocking system |
| #151) Pittsburgh Steelers- Brandon Carter (Guard Texas Tech) |
| Carter is a beast of an offensive lineman, very strong, tough, better known as the guy with the crazy face paint. |
| #152) Cincinnati Bengals- Stevenson Sylvester (OLB Utah) |
| Possibly the most undervalued player in the draft. I feel Sylvester will be steal here for the Bengals |
| #153) Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Adam Ulatoski (OT Texas) |
| Donald Penn is alright, but really have nothing at tackle opposite him. |
| #154) Green Bay Packers- Rahim Alem (DE L.S.U) |
| Alem has the ideal size and physical attributes to man the 5 technique for the Packers. |
| #155) Pittsburgh Steelers- Antonio Coleman (DE/OLB Auburn) |
| Great value for Pittsburgh, Coleman can immediately add some juice to their pass rush |
| #156) Baltimore Ravens- Micah Johnson (ILB Kentucky) |
| Baltimore needs to groom someone to hopefully step in for Ray Lewis in a few years. Johnson fits what the Ravens like out of linebackers. |
| #157) Baltimore Ravens- Dennis Pitta (TE B.Y.U) |
| What a steal for Baltimore, because of some team needs Pitta falls into the second round, and can immediately make an impact for the Ravens. |
| #158) Oakland Raiders- Armanti Edwards (WR Appalachian State) |
| Armanti Edwards has the speed and playmaking ability that the Raiders need, and also love. |
| #159) San Diego Chargers- Devin Ross (CB Arizona) |
| With Cromartie gone, they are a little thin at corner, and Ross is the best one left. |
| #160) Cleveland Browns- Dexter Davis (DE/OLB Arizona State) |
| Can never have too many pass rushers, and at this point its all about taking the BPA |
| #161) Minnesota Vikings- Sergio Render (Guard Virginia Tech) |
| Anthony Herrera was awful last season, Render can hopefully push him as a rookie, and at the very least add depth to the line. |
| #162) Indianapolis Colts- Tim Hiller (QB Western Michigan) |
| Curtis Painter was horrible when he played last season, Hiller is very underrated and could be the heir apparent to Manning. |
| #163) St Louis Rams- Andre Dixon (RB Connecticut) |
| Need somebody to take a little bit of the load off Steven Jackson who has been worked to death the past few seasons. |
| #164) Pittsburgh Steelers- Jarrett Brown (QB West Virginia) |
| With Big Bens legal issues, and the bevy of picks the Steelers have, they should spend at least 1 on insurance for Roethlisberger |
| #165) Atlanta Falcons- Greg Hardy (DE Mississippi) |
| Atlanta's pass rush lacks major depth aside from John Abraham, and Hardy could end up being a steal if he can keep his weight in order. |
| #166) Pittsburgh Steelers- Mitch Petrus (Guard Arkansas) |
| Pittsburgh O-Line is awful, and Petrus at the very least will add depth. |
| #167) Minnesota Vikings- Jimmy Graham (TE Miami) |
| Although the Vikings aren't desperate for a tight end, Graham is the BPA, and on a team with very few holes this is a good pick. |
| #168) San Diego Chargers- Marcus Easley (WR Connecticut) |
| Marcus Easley has had a terrific draft pre-season tearing up the combine and impressing scouts. Offers a lot of potential. |
| #169) Green Bay Packers- Reggie Carter (ILB U.C.L.A) |
| Can never have too many linebackers, Carter is just a good depth guy. |
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