ROUND 1
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1. Los Angeles Rams- Jared Goff (QB California)
The Rams moved up to take one of the best QB in the NFL Draft. Goff has all the tools with good accuracy and a quick release, but needs to add some bulk to handle the NFL pass rushers.
Player Comparison: Atlanta Falcons QB Matt Ryan
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2. Philadelphia Eagles– Carson Wentz (QB North Dakota State)
Philadelphia made the controversial move in hopes to acquire Carson Wentz as a franchise signal caller. Wentz played in a pro-style offense at North Dakota State, while have the full slate of physical tools to be a star QB.
Player Comparison: Jacksonville Jaguars QB Blake Bortles
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3. San Diego Chargers– DeForest Buckner (DE Oregon)
The San Diego Chargers lucked out after the Rams and Eagles trades in the NFL Draft. They have the option of any of the top positional prospects and add a dominant defensive lineman that can be a force against the run and pass.
Player Comparison: Arizona Cardinals DL Calais Campbell
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4. Dallas Cowboys– Jalen Ramsey (DB Florida State)
The Cowboys are another team to benefit from the trades at the top, as the acquire the best athlete in the NFL Draft. Ramsey has the size, speed, coverage skills and tackling ability to be a dominant defensive back, whether he ends up at Safety or Cornerback.
Player Comparison: Arizona Cardinals CB Patrick Peterson
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5. Jacksonville Jaguars– Myles Jack (LB UCLA)
Though there are injury concerns with Jack’s knee, he is still projected to be an All-Pro caliber Linebacker. He has the athleticism to be a three-down linebacker covering sideline-to-sideline.
Player Comparison- New England Patritots LB Jamie Collins
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6. Baltimore Ravens- Laremy Tunsil (OT Mississippi)
The Baltimore Ravens have a history of taking the best player available and Laremy Tunsil was once considered for the first overall pick. He is the prototypical LT with his size and footwork to wart off NFL edge rushers and keep Joe Flacco upright.
Player Comparison: Philadelphia Eagles LT Jason Peters
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7. San Francisco 49ers- Joey Bosa (DE Ohio State)
After some disappointing seasons after their Super Bowl appearance, the 49ers need to rebuild their defense. Bosa is equally effective against the run and pass, while filling a big need at the DE/OLB hybrid.
Player Comparison: New England Patriots DE Chris Long
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8. Cleveland Browns- Paxton Lynch (QB Memphis)
Reports are that Hue Jackson liked Paxton Lynch more than any other QB in the NFL Draft. After moving down, the Browns now gained value and extra picks to obtain their signal-caller of choice.
Player Comparison- Baltimore Ravens QB Joe Flacco
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9. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- William Jackson III (CB Houston)
With one of the steadiest risers in the NFL Draft, Jackson III benefits from Vernon Hargreaves III’s failed drug test. He has the size and skill set to be a lock down CB.
Player Comparison: New England Patriots CB Malcolm Butler
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10. New York Giants- Ezekiel Elliott (RB Ohio State)
The New York Giants do not pass on elite level talent, even if it not for an immediate need. Elliott is the type of back to build an offense around as he can carry the load, catch out of the backfield and block.
Player Comparison- New York Jets RB Matt Forte
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11. Chicago Bears- Ronnie Stanley (OT Notre Dame)
The Bears have a hole on their blindside after letting go of Jermon Bushrod this offseason. Stanley is extremely athletic for his size, while anchoring Notre Dame’s offensive line.
Player Comparison- San Francisco 49ers LT Joe Staley
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12. New Orleans Saints- Vernon Hargreaves (CB Florida)
The Saints have been looking for a lock down CB for years and fall into one in the first round. Hargreaves may be small but is a willing tackler and instinctive in coverage.
Player Comparison: Cleveland Browns CB Joe Haden
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13. Miami Dolphins- Eli Apple (CB Ohio State)
The Dolphins are thin at CB, even after trading for Byron Maxwell this offseason. The Ohio State CB was constantly matched with some of the best WRs in the country and excelled in coverage.
Player Comparison- New York Giants CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie
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14. Oakland Raiders- Sheldon Rankins (DT Louisville)
After the Raiders showed a lot of promise last season, they need to find some more playmakers on defense. Rankins is more than just a space eater, as he can rush from the interior and free up space for Khalil Mack.
Player Comparison- New York Jets DL Sheldon Richardson
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15. Tennessee Titans- Jack Conklin (OT Michigan State)
After obtaining so many picks in the draft, the Titans have the opportunity to build around Marcus Mariota. Their offensive line needs help and pairing Conklin with Taylor Lewan creates a formidable duo on the edges.
Player Comparison- Cincinnati Bengals LT Andrew Whitworth
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16. Detroit Lions- Taylor Decker (OT Ohio State)
The Lions need to build around Matt Stafford and help keep him off the ground. Decker is a natural left tackle, giving the Lions the ability to move Riley Reiff back to the right side.
Player Comparison- Indianapolis Colts LT Anthony Castanzo
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17. Atlanta Falcons– Darron Lee (LB Ohio State)
Lee is one of the best athletes in the draft and has seen his stock rise tremendously over the last couple months. With his speed, he is an ideal fit in Dan Quinn’s defense.
Player Comparison- Jacksonville Jaguars LB Telvin Smith
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18. Indianapolis Colts- Leonard Floyd (OLB Georgia)
The Colts have relied heavily on aging pass-rushers since Chuck Pagano has taken over. Inserting some youth on the edge is one of their biggest needs, while getting a player to build their 3-4 front around in Floyd.
Player Comparison- Kansas City Chiefs OLB Justin Houston
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19. Buffalo Bills- Shaq Lawson (DE Clemson)
Rex Ryan has begun to overall the defense since taking over last season. Drafting a versatile pass rusher like Lawson can be a building block for a dominant defense.
Player Comparison- Baltimore Ravens OLB Terrell Suggs
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20. New York Jets- Reggie Ragland (LB Alabama)
Though the Jets may have more pressing needs, they need to find a MLB of the future. David Harris is aging and adding a thumper like Ragland only makes their front seven more intimidating.
Player Comparison- Houston Texans LB Brian Cushing
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21. Washington Redskins- Jarran Reed (DT Alabama)
The Washington Redskins have seen an exodus of defensive lineman leave this offseason. Robinson was a dominant player at Alabama, that was a run-stuffer and space eater along the 3-4 front.
Player Comparison- Buffalo Bills DT Kyle Williams
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22. Houston Texans- Corey Coleman (WR Baylor)
After adding offensive talent in at QB and RB this offseason, the Texans need to find a pass-catcher opposite DeAndre Hopkins. Coleman has great quickness and ability to fight for the ball in the air, making him ideal for the intermediate routes.
Player Comparison- Green Bay Packers WR Randall Cobb
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23. Minnesota Vikings- LaQuon Treadwell (WR Mississippi)
The Vikings can help their young QB out by adding more weapons on the outside. Treadwell is physical wide-out that can make plays in traffic and down the field.
Player Comparison- Denver Broncos WR DeMaryius Thomas
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24. Cincinnati Bengals- Josh Doctson (TCU)
After losing both Marvin Jones and Mohammed Sanu this offseason, the Bengals need a wide-out opposite A.J. Green. Doctson has a good combination of size, speed and hands to take attention away from the star receiver.
Player Comparison- San Diego Chargers WR Keenan Allen
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25. Pittsburgh Steelers- Mackensie Alexander (CB Clemson)
Alexander may have the most natural coverage skills in the NFL Draft, proving it during Clemson’s National Championship run. Though compact, he can blanket wide receivers and make tackles in the open field.
Player Comparison- Denver Broncos CB Chris Harris
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26. Seattle Seahawks- Germain Ifedi (OT Texas A&M)
After losing out on several offensive line free agents of their own, the Seahawks need to rebuild their protection. Ifedi is a strong run blocker that has the versatility to start at either tackle or guard spot.
Player Comparison- Miami Dolphins LT Branden Albert
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27. Green Bay Packers- Vernon Butler (DT Louisiana Tech)
The Packers have a hole in the middle of their defensive with the surprising retirement of B.J. Raji. Adding depth to their line with a penetrating tackle like Butler will open things up across their front seven.
Player Comparison- San Diego Chargers DL Corey Luiget
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28. Kansas City Chiefs- A’Shawn Robinson (DT Alabama)
Andy Reid has always built his teams in the trenches and adding another big body will clear things up for their pass-rushers. Robinson is a good athlete that can play anywhere along their 3-4 front.
Player Comparison- Pittsburgh Steelers DL Cam Heyward
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29. Arizona Cardinals- Andrew Billings (DT Baylor)
The Cardinals are a pretty complete team that could use some more depth along their defensive front. Billings is a space eater that can control the middle of the field.
Player Comparison- New York Giants DT Damon Harrison
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30. Carolina Panthers- Emmanuel Ogbah (DE Oklahoma State)
The Panthers witnessed first hand in the Super Bowl the ability of a dominant pass rush. Ogbah is a freak athlete that fills a need after the retirement of Jared Allen.
Player Comparison- Houston Texans OLB Jadaveon Clowney
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31. Denver Broncos– Connor Cook QB Michigan State)
The Broncos are in need of finding a future at QB after losing both Peyton Manning and Brock Osweiler this offseason. Cook is a pro-ready signal-caller that manage the west-coast offense.
Player Comparison- Cincinnati Bengals QB Andy Dalton
ROUND 2
32. Cleveland Browns- Will Fuller (WR Notre Dame)
33. Tennessee Titans- Robert Nkemdiche (DL Mississippi)
34. Dallas Cowboys- Kevin Dodd (DE Clemson)
35. San Diego Chargers- Vonn Bell (S Ohio State)
36. Baltimore Ravens- Noah Spence (OLB Western Kentucky)
37. San Francisco 49ers- Dak Prescott (QB Mississippi State)
38. Jacksonville Jaguars- Ryan Kelly (C Alabama)
39. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Jonathan Bullard (DE Florida)
40. New York Giants- Jason Spriggs (OT Indiana)
41. Chicago Bears- Kamalei Correa (OLB Boise State)
42. Miami Dolphins- Derrick Henry (RB Alabama)
43. Tennessee Titans- Tyler Boyd (WR Pittsburgh)
44. Oakland Raiders- Su’a Cravens (OLB/S USC)
45. Tennessee Titans- Karl Joseph (S West Virginia)
46. Detroit Lions- Chris Jones (DT Mississippi State)
47. New Orleans Saints- Michael Thomas (WR Ohio State)
48. Indianapolis Colts- Cody Whitehair (OG Kansas State)
49. Buffalo Bills- Kenny Clark (DT UCLA)
50. Atlanta Falcons- Keanu Neal (S Florida)
51. New York Jets- Christian Hackenburg (QB Penn State)
52. Houston Texans- Austin Johnson (DT Penn State)
53. Washington Redskins- T.J. Green (S Clemson)
54. Minnesota Vikings- Joshua Perry (LB Ohio State)
55. Cincinnati Bengals- Darian Thompson (S Boise State)
56. Seattle Seahawks- Josh Garnett (OG Stanford)
57. Green Bay Packers- Kentrell Brothers (LB Missouri)
58. Pittsburgh Steelers- Shon Coleman (OT Auburn)
59. Kansas City Chiefs- Kendall Fuller (CB Virginia Tech)
60. New England Patriots- Nick Martin (OL Notre Dame)
61. New England Patriots- Sterling Shepard (WR Oklahoma)
62. Carolina Panthers- Devontae Booker (RB Utah)
63. Denver Broncos- Hunter Henry (TE Arkansas)
ROUND 3
64. Tennessee Titans- Shilique Calhoun (DE Michigan State)
65. Cleveland Browns- Jeremy Cash (S Duke)
66. San Diego Chargers- Jerald Hawkins (OT LSU)
67. Dallas Cowboys- Pharoh Cooper (WR South Carolina)
68. San Francisco 49ers- Christian Westerman (OG Arizona State)
69. Jacksonville Jaguars- Artie Burns (CB Miami)
70. Baltimore Ravens- Cyrus Jones (CB Alabama)
71. New York Giants- Braxton Miller (WR Ohio State)
72. Chicago Bears- Xavien Howard (CB Baylor)
73. Miami Dolphins- Deion Jones (LB LSU)
74. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Le’Raven Clark (OT Texas Tech)
75. Oakland Raiders- Will Redmond (CB Mississippi State)
76. Tennessee Titans- Jaylon Smith (LB Notre Dame)
77. Cleveland Browns- Jalen Mills (DB LSU)
78. New Orleans Saints- Kyler Fackrell (OLB Utah State)
79. Philadelphia Eagles- Jordan Howard (RB Indiana)
80. Buffalo Bills- Vadal Alexander (OG LSU)
81. Atlanta Falcons- Carl Nassib (DE Penn State)
82. Indianapolis Colts- Kenneth Dixon (RB Louisiana Tech)
83. New York Jets- Hassan Ridgeway (DT Texas)
84. Washington Redskins- Rashard Higgins (WR Colorado State)
85. Houston Texans- Austin Hooper (TE Stanford)
86. Minnesota Vikings- Bronson Kaufusi (DE Utah)
87. Cincinnati Bengals- Max Tuerx (C USC)
88. Green Bay Packers- C.J. Prosise (RB Notre Dame)
89. Pittsburgh Steelers- Jihad Ward (DE Illinois)
90. Seattle Seahawks- Paul Perkins (RB UCLA)
91. New England Patriots- Kenyan Drake (RB Alabama)
92. Arizona Cardinals- Kyle Murphy (OT Stanford)
93. Carolina Panthers- KeiVarae Russell (CB Notre Dame)
94. Denver Broncos- Sheldon Day (DT Notre Dame)
95. Detroit Lions- Leonte Carroo (WR Rutgers)
96. New England Patriots– Jordan Jenkins (OLB Georgia)
97. Seattle Seahawks- Maliek Collins (DT Nebraska)
98. Denver Broncos- Connor McGovern (OL Missouri)
ROUND 4
99. Cleveland Browns- B.J. Goodson (LB Clemson)
100. Cleveland Browns- Caleb Benenoch (OT UCLA)
101. Dallas Cowboys- Jonathan Williams (RB Arkansas)
102. San Diego Chargers- Nick Vannett (TE Ohio State)
103. Jacksonville Jaguars- Charles Tapper (DE Oklahoma)
104. Baltimore Ravens- Scooby Wright III (LB Arizona)
105. San Francisco 49ers- Kolby Listenbee (WR TCU)
106. Chicago Bears- Jerrell Adams (TE South Carolina)
107. Miami Dolphins- Javon Hargrave (DT South Carolina State)
108. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Justin Simmons (S Boston College)
109. New York Giants- Joe Schobert (LB Wisconsin)
110. Los Angeles Rams- Kenny Lawler (WR California)
111. Detroit Lions- Tyler Matakevich (LB Temple)
112. New Orleans Saints- Dean Lowry (DE Northwestern)
113. Los Angeles Rams- Sean Davis (DB Maryland)
114. Oakland Raiders- Alex Collins (RB Arkansas)
115. Atlanta Falcons- Landon Turner (OG UNC)
116. Indianapolis Colts- Alex Lewis (OT Nebraska)
117. Buffalo Bills- Kevin Hogan (QB Stanford)
118. New York Jets- Willie Beavers (OT Central Michigan)
119. Houston Texans- Daniel Lasco (RB California)
120. Washington Redskins- Jack Allen (C Michigan State)
121. Minnesota Vikings- Zack Sanchez (CB Oklahoma)
122. Cincinnati Bengals- Adolphus Washington (DT Ohio State)
123. Pittsburgh Steelers- DeAndre Houston-Carson (S William & Mary)
124. Seattle Seahawks- Jordan Payton (WR UCLA)
125. Green Bay Packers- Miles Killebrew (S Southern Utah)
126. Kansas City Chiefs- Keyarris Garrett (WR Tulsa)
127. Chicago Bears- Ronald Blair (DE Appalachian State)
128. Arizona Cardinals- Ryan Smith (CB North Carolina Central)
129. Carolina Panthers- John Theus (OT Georgia)
130. Baltimore Ravens- Yannick Ngakoue (OLB Maryland)
131. Green Bay Packers- Matt Judon (DE Grand Valley State)
132. Baltimore Ravens- Aaron Burbridge (WR Michigan State)
133. San Francisco 49ers- Rashard Robinson (CB LSU)
134. Baltimore Ravens- Jayron Kearse (S Clemson)
135. Dallas Cowboys- Brandon Allen (QB Arkansas)
136. Denver Broncos- Jason Fanaika (DE Utah)
137. Green Bay Packers- Spencer Drango (OL Baylor)
138. Cleveland Browns- Jatavis Brown (OLB Akron)
139. Buffalo Bills- K.J. Dillon (S West Virginia)
ROUND 5
140. Tennessee Titans- Maurice Canady (CB Virginia)
141. Cleveland Browns- D.J. White (CB Georgia Tech)
142. San Francisco 49ers- Harlan Miller (CB Southeastern Louisiana)
143. Oakland Raiders- Joe Dahl (OG Washington State)
144. Denver Broncos- Joe Haeg (OT North Dakota State)
145. San Francisco 49ers- Isaac Seumalo (OG Boise State)
146. Jacksonville Jaguars- Robert Aguayo (K Florida State)
147. Miami Dolphins- Kevin Byard (S Middle Tennessee)
148. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Bralon Addison (WR Oregon)
149. New York Giants- Willie Henry (DT Michigan)
150. Chicago Bears- Tyler Ervin (RB San Jose State)
151. Detroit Lions- Eric Murray (CB Minnesota)
152. New Orleans Saints- Jonathan Jones (CB Auburn)
153. Philadelphia Eagles- Nick Kwiatkowski (LB West Virginia)
154. Oakland Raiders- Malcolm Mitchell (WR Georgia)
155. Indianapolis Colts- Bryce Williams (TE UNC)
156. Buffalo Bills- Nick Vigil (LB Utah State)
157. Denver Broncos- Kelvin Taylor (RB Florida)
158. Washington Redskins- Adam Gotsis (DT Georgia Tech)
159. Houston Texans- Glenn Gronkowski (FB Kansas State)
160. Minnesota Vikings- Charone Peak (WR Clemson)
161. Cincinnati Bengals- Erik Striker (LB Oklahoma)
162. Kansas City Chiefs- Cardale Jones (QB Ohio State)
163. Green Bay Packers- D.J. Reader (DT Clemson)
164. Philadelphia Eagles- Deiondre’ Hall (DB Norther Iowa)
165. Kansas City Chiefs- Sebastian Tretola (OG Arkansas)
166. Houston Texans- Tyvis Powell (S Ohio State)
167. Arizona Cardinals- Jacoby Brissett (QB NC State)
168. Carolina Panthers- Avery Young (OT Auburn)
169. Detroit Lions- Aaron Green (RB TCU)
170. Arizona Cardinals- Blake Martinez (LB Stanford)
171. Seattle Seahawks- Devon Cajuste (WR Stanford)
172. Cleveland Browns- Ben Braunecker (TE Harvard)
173. Cleveland Browns- Fahn Cooper (OT South Carolina)
174. San Francisco 49ers- Dominique Alexander (LB Oklahoma)
175. San Diego Chargers- Roger Lewis (WR Bowling Green)
ROUND 6
176. Cleveland Browns- Wendell Smallwood (RB West Virginia)
177. Los Angeles Rams- Travis Feeney (LB Washington)
178. San Francisco 49ers- Keith Marshall (RB Georgia)
179. San Diego Chargers– Cody Kessler (QB USC)
180. Minnesota Vikings- Denver Kirkland (OG Arkansas)
181. Jacksonville Jaguars- Rees Idhiambo (OG Boise State)
182. Baltimore Ravens- Matt Ioannidis (DT Temple)
183. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- De’Vondre Campbell (LB Minnesota)
184. New York Giants- Kevon Seymour (CB USC)
185. Chicago Bears- Daniel Braverman (WR Western Michigan)
186. Miami Dolphins- DeMarcus Robinson (WR Florida)
187. Washington Redskins- Josh Ferguson (RB Illinois)
188. Philadelphia Eagles- Halapoulivaati Vaitai (OT TCU)
189. Dallas Cowboys- Deon Bush (S Miami)
190. Los Angeles Rams- Tyler Higbee (TE Western Kentucky)
191. Detroit Lions- James Cowser (DE Southern Utah)
192. Buffalo Bills- Trevor Davis (WR California)
193. Tennessee Titans- Darrell Greene (OG San Diego State)
194. Oakland Raiders- Stephen Weatherly (DE Vanderbilt)
195. Houston Texans- Brandon Doughty (QB Western Kentucky)
196. New England Patriots- Romeo Okwara (DE Notre Dame)
197. Tampa Bay Buccaneers- Anthony Fabiano (OG Harvard)
198. San Diego Chargers- Anthony Brown (CB Purdue)
199. Cincinnati Bengals- Mike Thomas (WR Southern Mississippi)
200. Green Bay Packers- Tavon Young (CB Temple)
201. Jacksonville Jaguars- James Bradberry (CB Samford)
202. Detroit Lions- Derrick Kindred (S TCU)
203. Kansas City Chiefs- Antonio Morrison (LB Florida)
204. New England Patriots- Daryl Worley (CB West Virginia)
205. Arizona Cardinals- Joe Thuney (OG NC State)
206. Chicago Bears- Darius Latham (DT Indiana)
207. San Francisco 49ers- Cole Toner (OT Harvard)
208. New England Patriots- Chris Brown (WR Notre Dame)
209. Baltimore Ravens- Kyle Friend (OG Temple)
210. Detroit Lions- Nile Lawrence-Stample (DT Florida State)
211. San Francisco 49ers- Chris Moore (WR Cincinnati)
212. Dallas Cowboys- Anthony Zettel (DE Penn State)
213. San Francisco 49ers- LeShaun Sims (CB Southern Utah)
214. New England Patriots- Dominique Robertson (OT Western Georgia)
215. Seattle Seahawks- Alex McCallister (DE Florida)
216. Dallas Cowboys- Jared Norris (LB Utah State)
217. Dallas Cowboys- Stephen Anderson (FB California)
218. Buffalo Bills- Beau Sandland (TE Montana State)
219. Denver Broncos- Darius Jackson (RB Eastern Michigan)
220. Pittsburgh Steelers- Robby Anderson (WR Temple)
221. New England Patriots- Greg Milhouse Jr. (DT Campbell)
ROUND 7
222. Tennessee Titans- DeAndre Washington (RB Texas Tech)
223. Cleveland Browns- Byron Marshall (WR Oregon)
224. San Diego Chargers- Quinton Jefferson (DT Maryland)
225. Seattle Seahawks- Vernon Adams III (QB Oregon)
226. Jacksonville Jaguars- Lawrence Thomas (DE Michigan State)
227. Miami Dolphins- Kalan Reed (CB Southern Mississippi)
228. Denver Broncos- Dadi Nicholas (OLB Virginia Tech)
229. Pittsburgh Steelers- Keenan Reynolds (RB Navy)
230. Chicago Bears- Temmarick Hemingway (TE South Carolina State)
231. Miami Dolphins- Brandon Shell (OT South Carolina)
232. Washington Redskins- Josh Forrest (LB Kentucky)
233. Philadelphia Eagles- Tajae Sharpe (WR UMass)
234. Oakland Raiders- Pearce Slater (OT San Diego State)
235. New York Jets- De’Runnya Wilson (WR Mississippi State)
236. Detroit Lions- Victor Ochi (LB Stony Brook)
237. New Orleans Saints- Parker Ehringer (OG Cincinnati)
238. Atlanta Falcons- Ka’Imi Fairbairn (K UCLA)
239. Indianapolis Colts- Brandon Chubb (LB Wake Forest)
240. Minnesota Vikings- Henry Krieger-Coble (TE Iowa)
241. New York Jets- Ted Karras (OG Illinois)
242. Washington Redskins- Morgan Burns (CB Kansas State)
243. New England Patriots- Antwuan Woods (DT USC)
244. Minnesota Vikings- Elijah Shumate (S Notre Dame)
245. Cincinnati Bengals- Ron Thompson (DE Syracuse)
246. Pittsburgh Steelers- Trevor Williams (CB Penn State)
247. Seattle Seahawks- Matt Skura (C Duke)
248. Green Bay Packers- Alonzo Russell (WR Toledo)
249. Kansas City Chiefs- Trae Elston (S Mississippi)
250. New England Patriots- Nate Sudfeld (QB Indiana)
251. Philadelphia Eagles- Jordan Walsh (OG Iowa)
252. Carolina Panthers- Ken Crawley (CB Colorado)
253. Denver Broncos- Darion Griswold (TE Arkansas State)
