Eagles seven round 2017 NFL mock draft (with trades)

Editor’s note: With less than two weeks until the 2017 NFL Draft, here’s a comprehensive seven round Philadelphia Eagles mock put together by Bleeding Green Nation reader Stephen Purcell (@stee_jobs). Take it away, Stephen.

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Hello Bleeding Green Nation. The following is a FanPost. Can you stomach yet another mock draft? Great!

Me and 31 of my closest friends embarked on a two-week long journey called "Doing a 7-round NFL Mock Draft." Each person in the draft represented their favorite NFL team. As a die hard Eagles fan, I represented the Eagles. This is the 3^rd year that I've done a mock draft with 31 other people, but this is the first year that I've decided to collect my thoughts and write them down.

The purpose of this post is two-fold. First, I wanted to explain the reasoning behind each of my picks as they were made. And second, I wanted to give you folks some insight as to who might be available in each round and how the draft might shake out. My initial thought was that a draft using 32 real people may more closely resemble an actual draft rather than one person's mock draft. But who knows.

**Let me be perfectly clear: I am in no way holding myself out to be any sort of expert at football or the draft (besides the fact that Deshaun Watson should very clearly be the first QB taken in the draft, but that is a topic for another post). I don't know the X's and O's and pretty much rely on the folks that contribute to this site and others for a lot of my football knowledge.

**We did allow trades in the draft, but trades could only include this year's picks and no players. So without further ado, here is how the mock draft

Round 1 -€” Trade Back (4/4/17, 1:15PM)

Eagles trade picks 14 and 194 to Bears in exchange for picks 21 and 85.

Pick 21 - Christian McCaffrey, RB, Stanford

Why trade back?

Who is on #TeamTradeBack !?!?!?! I know what many people are against trading back because of the Marcus Smith debacle. That logic is lazy. In the Marcus Smith draft, there were front office questions with Chip Kelly and Howie Roseman. It seems like they just sort of made a panicked decision after Brandin Cooks and HaHa Clinton-Dix were taken. We didn't really know who was making the decisions. I would love to know exactly what happened in the war room on that night.

Regardless, as an Eagles fan, I can't let that debacle deter any potential trade back possibility. We have to look at the players that were left on the board. If Howie and Joey Dougzz aren't completely sold on a specific player, but rather would be fine with one of a handful of prospects, why not trade back and improve draft capital in later rounds?

Marshon Lattimore (7^th pick), Mike Williams (8^th pick), Corey Davis (9^th pick), OJ Howard (10^th pick) Derek Barnett (11^th pick), and Reuben Foster (13^th pick) had all been selected by the time I was ready to make a pick at 14. Were any one of those 6 players available I would not have traded back. As an aside, if the 14^th pick comes on Draft Day and Reuben Foster is still there, that's gotta be the pick. The Hicks-Foster LB combo on defense would be a dynamic duo in the middle of the field for the next 10 years.

Anyway, with the 14^th pick in my fake draft, I was considering 6 players: John Ross, Dalvin Cook, Christian McCaffrey, Gareon Conley, Marlon Humphrey, and Ryan Ramcyzk. If I did not get a trade offer, I would have selected John Ross. However, Ross has a rather extensive injury history, and the Eagles SIGNIFICANTLY upgraded their WR group in free agency with the additions of Alshon Jeffrey and Torrey Smith. Drafting a WR did not seem as pressing (even though I do have a feeling Jordan Matthews is going to be traded either during or before the draft). Plus, I think there are some wide receiver prospects later in the draft that could prove to be more cost-effective than Ross in the first round.

At the last minute I was presented with a trade from the Lions GM. I traded back 7 spots in the 1^st round and swapped a 6^th rounder for a 3^rd rounder. I was hesitant at first. It was honestly horrible value for the Eagles and they would never do that in real life. If the Eagles were to trade back, I realize that trade would net the Eagles a better haul. But the more I thought about it, the more I convinced myself that this was the right move. Just consider the idea of trading back, rather than what I actually received in compensation.

I was not SUPER sold on any of the 6 players that I was considering at the 14^th spot. Additionally, because I was only trading back 7 spots, I felt confident that 1 of those 6 players was going to be available at pick 21. And adding a 3^rd rounder in this draft is particularly enticing for the Eagles, because of the dearth of quality CB prospects. I am pretty sure a team will be able to get a starting caliber CB in the 3^rd round. In real life, if the Lions offered pick 21 and a 2^nd round pick for pick 14, I think the Eagles would do it.

Why McCaffrey?

Besides the fact that I think McCaffrey is going to be really good in the NFL, I think his fit with the Eagles is perfect. Ross, Cook and Ramzcyk were taken, leaving me with the decision of addressing CB now with Humphrey or Conley, or going with the RB who I think is going to be a really good player in this league.

The lack of playmakers last year on the Eagles roster was annoying. A focus for the Birds moving forward must be surrounding Wentz with players that will make him better. Darren Sproles has been the most explosive playmaker on the Eagles for the past couple of seasons. But many speculate that the 2017-18 season will be his last. Christian McCaffrey would be the perfect replacement for Sproles. McCaffrey killed it at the Combine, but people don't think he can be a 20-25 rushes a game type of back. I respectfully disagree. He did it in college and put up huge numbers in a very pro-style running attack. (Did you know he went to Stanford? Not a lot of people know that.) And he is a menace catching out of the back field and on punt returns. I really want playmakers around Carson Wentz, and McCaffrey seems like just what the doctor ordered.

Round 2 (4/5/17, 11:12 AM)

Pick 43 -€” Tre'Davious White, CB, LSU

The Eagles' cornerback woes have been well-documented. Nolan Carroll's departure didn't help (or hurt probably). With Nolan's departure and the addition of Patrick Robinson, the Eagles 2 starting CBs would be Robinson and Jalen Mills, with Ron Brooks being the nickel. (Question: Would you trade this 2^nd round pick, plus Jason Kelce and Jordan Matthews for Richard Sherman? The answer is yes!) I would be SHOCKED if the Eagles did not address this glaring need in either the first or second round.

At the time of the selection, 4 CBs had been taken (Marshone Lattimore, 7^th pick; Marlon Humphrey, 22^nd pick; Kevin King, 34^th pick; Gareon Conley, 39^th pick). This seems like a low number to me. However, I can definitely see GMs put off drafting CBs until later because there are so many quality prospects in this draft. Draft other needs first and reap the benefits of a strong CB class in later rounds.

As for the Eagles, the need for secondary help is too glaring to put off addressing past the second round; and there are quality prospects still on the board. I decided to draft Tre'Davious White out of LSU. I had a lot of options (Cordrea Tankersley, Teez Tabor, Quincy Wilson, Fabian Moreau, and Chidobe Awuzie just to name a few). White is intriguing. He seems to have the quick-twitch ability that corners in the NFL need. He ran in the 4.4s and he wore #18 at LSU, the number given to the leader of the LSU defense. Benny Logan wore that number for LSU. Good enough for me.

Because of the first round trade, Now I have 2 picks in the 3^rd round to either continue bolstering the defensive backfield, or add another playmaker for Carson Wentz.

Round 3: (4/6/17, 3:01 PM)

Pick 85 -€” Chris Godwin, WR, Penn State University

Well part of my reasoning for trading back seemed to backfire. After my selection of White in the 2^nd round, cornerbacks started flying off the board. Between picks 43 and 85, a total of 11 Cornerbacks were selected. I was a little annoyed, but there was still a CB available that I thought would be another solid addition to the Eagles secondary: Rasul Douglas, a long, playmaking corner from West Virginia. However, Chris Godwin, the Penn State wide receiver was still available, and I opted to go with the offensive threat.

To be frank, I have no idea how Godwin was still available. Many consider him to be the 4^th best receiver in the class behind Davis, Williams, and Ross. If you watched any of his Penn State game last season, he just seems like a baller. He was also impressive at the Combine, posting a 4.42 40 yard dash. Godwin would be an awesome addition to any NFL team, but if the Eagles pick him up in the 3^rd round, I'd be ecstatic.

Round 3: (4/7/17, 3:22PM)

Pick 99 -€” Rasul Douglas, CB, West Virginia

As I wrote earlier, I was strongly considering taking Rasul Douglas with the 85^th pick. So when he was available at 99 it was a pretty easy decision.

He has ideal size. He is 6'2 and 210 lbs. He led the NCAA in interceptions with 8 last year, but I guess a poor combine is pushing him down some draft boards. He ran a 4.6 40 yard dash, which isn't terrible, but if that number was in the 4.4s then I'm fairly sure he would have went much higher.

So as it stands now, through 3 rounds the Eagles have landed a starting RB, a WR who can contribute right away, and 2 CBs with starter potential. Everything seems to be going well so far. With the remaining picks, I think I am going to focus on the trenches or go with the best player available strategy.

Round 4: (4/8/17, 9:45AM)

Pick 118 -€” Daeshon Hall, DE, Texas A&M

I was strongly considering taking an Offensive Tackle with this pick. But Daeshon Hall seemed like a really good 4^th round value. (Also, he has a highlight video which features him smoking Dak Prescott when he was at Mississippi State. Minute 2:36 of this video)

He was often overshadowed by the play of teammate Myles Garrett but Hall flashed moments of playmaking ability. He's 6'5 and has a 36' vertical leap. He could probably stand to get a little bigger if he is going to play DE. The concensus seems to be that Daeshon is not going to be a Day 1 starter, so coming to Philly and playing behing Graham, Curry, and the newly-added Chris Long could be just what Hall needs.

Round 4: (4-9-17, 9:01 AM)

Pick 139 -€” Ryan Glasgow, DT, Michigan

Picking up Timmy Jernigan in a trade was a solid move for the Birds. Cox, Jernigan, Allen, and Vaeao is a quality group of defensive tackles. This really is not a position of need for the Eagles. However, I made this selection already knowing about Beau Allen's ruptured pectoral muscle. While Beau may hope to be back for the beginning of the season, that muscle is extremely important for defensive tackles, so the Eagles should not bank on Allen being 100% for Week 1. Couple this with the fact that Jim Schwartz likes to rotate his lineman and drafting an interior defensive lineman doesn't seem completely out of the realm of possibility, if not probable.

For these reasons, and the fact that I am a strong believer in the saying "games are won and lost in the trenches" I went with Ryan Glasgow out of Michigan. I was debating between Glasgow and Davon Godchaux out of LSU. While the Eagles have had success drafting LSU lineman recently (miss you Bennie), I went with Glasgow in large part because the Eagles have already brought him in for a workout. They seem to like him so I wouldn't be surprised if Glasgow was a mid-round selection for the Eagles.

Round 5 (4-9-17, 5:30 PM)

Pick 155 -€” Conor McDermott, OT, UCLA

Jason Peters isn't going to be around forever, and without Peters, the Eagles OT outlook is sort of up in the air. Lane will move to Left tackle once Peters leaves, and we're not sure if H-word Vaitai is the long-term answer at right tackle. And because the Eagles seem to have a lot of depth at the guard position, my guess is if they draft an offensive lineman, it would be a tackle.

McDermott is a big fella. He is 6'8 and 300+ lbs. but based on his combine numbers, he seems to move relatively well for a man of his size. The main critique for McDermott is that he needs to get stronger. In an ideal world, McDermott would compete with Vaitai for the future RT spot on the Eagles. But, the experts are saying this crop of offensive lineman is weak, so I wouldn't bet on it.

Round 7 (4-13-17, 2:20PM)

Pick 230 -€” Ryan Switzer, WR, UNC

I like to think that by the time the 7^th round starts, GMs are kinda bored. Howie Roseman is going to like a certain player. Joe Douglas is going to like a different player. Doug Pederson tries to give his input and gets laughed at. I can imagine the three of them playing Mario Kart in the war room to figure out which player is going to be selected. (Howie would play as Mario, Douglas would be Toad, Pederson's controller wouldn't be plugged in.)

I mean a 7^th round pick is a stab in the dark anyway. Would you even be mad if that is how the Eagles last pick was decided? You shouldn't be, because WHO CARES. (I know late round draft picks are extremely important or whatever, and I'm sure GMs do a lot of research yada yada.) I could lazily compare Ryan Switzer, WR out of North Carolina, to Cole Beasley based on size and skin color alone. I could say that I picked him because "I thought it was a great value in the 7^th round" or "he runs crisp routes and is elusive in the open field." But he's a friggin' 7^th round pick. So I won't do that. Remember, I like to think 7^th round selections are decided after a game of rock-paper-scissors tournament of the people in the board room.

Closing thoughts:

So, I came away from the draft with a running back, 2 wide receivers, 2 cornerbacks, 2 defensive lineman, and an offensive lineman. Seems close to what I think the Eagles will actually do in the draft.

Two closing observations/predictions:

1. McCaffrey, White, Godwin, and Douglas would be contributors next year.

2. All the draft pundits are saying that this CB class is extremely strong and deep. Yet, in our draft, only 2 went in the first round (Lattimore, 7^th and Humphrey, 22^nd). But CBs started flying off the board in the 2^nd and 3^rd rounds. I would not be surprised if this happens in the actual draft. Teams in the first round may consider putting off addressing the CB position in the first round because of the depth at the position. A team like the Eagles is in perfect position to take advantage of this logic. Trading back in the first round to gain an extra 2^nd or 3^rd round pick could net the Birds a quality CB prospect. If the Eagles aren't happy with what is left at 14, they should trade back.

I hope you folks enjoyed this FanPoost, and I hope you are looking forward to April 27^th as much as I am. Here's the entire mock draft order.

Round	Pick #	Team		College	Position
1	1	Browns	Myles Garrett	Texas A&M	DE
1	2	49ers	Solomon Thomas	Stanford	DE
1	3	Bears	DeShaun Watson	Clemson	QB
1	4	Jaguars	Jamal Adams	LSU	SS
1	5	Titans	Jonathan Allen	Alabama	DL
1	6	Panthers	Leonard Fournette	LSU	RB
1	7	Chargers	Marshon Lattimore	Ohio State	CB
1	8	Bills	Mike Williams	Clemson	WR
1	9	Bengals	Corey Davis	Western Michigan	WR
1	10	Jets	OJ Howard	Alabama	TE
1	11	Saints	Derek Barnett	Tennessee	DE
1	12	Browns	Malik Hooker	Ohio State	FS
1	13	Cardinals	Reuben Foster	Alabama	ILB
1	14	Lions	Haason Reddick	Temple	LB
1	15	Seahawks	Jabrill Peppers	Michigan	SS
1	16	Ravens	John Ross	Washington	WR
1	17	Washington	Malik McDowell	Michigan State	DT
1	18	Titans	David Njoku	Miami (Fla.)	TE
1	19	Buccaneers	Dalvin Cook	Florida State	RB
1	20	Broncos	Ryan Ramcyzk	Wisconsin	OT
1	21	Eagles	Christian McCaffrey	Stanford	RB
1	22	Dolphins	Marlon Humphrey	Alabama	CB
1	23	49ers	Mitchell Trubisky	North Carolina	QB
1	24	Jets	Patrick Mahomes II	Texas Tech	QB
1	25	Texans	Forrest Lamp	Western Kentucky	OG
1	26	Panthers	Taco Charlton	Michigan	DE
1	27	Chiefs	Deshone Kizer	Notre Dame	QB
1	28	Cowboys	T.J. Watt	Wisconsin	OLB
1	29	Packers	Takkarist McKinley	UCLA	OLB
1	30	Giants	Zach Cunningham	Vanderbilt	OLB
1	31	Falcons	Charles Harris	Missouri	DE
1	32	Saints	Obi Melifonwu	Connecticut	SS
2	33	Browns	Garrett Bolles	Utah	OT
2	34	Steelers	Kevin King	Washington	CB
2	35	Jaguars	Evan Engram	Ole Miss	TE
2	36	Bears	Budda Baker	Washington	FS
2	37	Rams	Cam Robinson	Alabama	OT
2	38	Chargers	Jordan Willis	Kansas State	Edge Rusher
2	39	Raiders	Gareon Conley	Ohio State	CB
2	40	Colts	Alvin Kamara	Tennessee	RB
2	41	Bengals	Carl Lawson	Auburn	DE
2	42	Saints	Curtis Samuel	Ohio State	WR
2	43	Eagles	TreDavious White	LSU	CB
2	44	Vikings	Caleb Brantley	Florida	DT
2	45	Jaguars	Tim Williams	Alabama	Edge Rusher
2	46	Colts	Raekwon McMillan	Ohio State	LB
2	47	Ravens	Teez Tabor	Florida	CB
2	48	Bills	Davis Webb	California	QB
2	49	Washington	Jarrad Davis	Florida	ILB
2	50	Buccaneers	Zay Jones	East Carolina	WR
2	51	Broncos	Fabian Moreau	UCLA	CB
2	52	Browns	Joe Mixon	Oklahoma	RB
2	53	Cardinals	Chidobe Awuzie	Colorado	CB
2	54	Dolphins	Dan Feeney	Indiana	OG
2	55	Giants	Roderick Johnson	Florida State	OT
2	56	Raiders	Carlos Watkins	Clemson	DT
2	57	Cowboys	Cordrea Tankersley	Clemson	CB
2	58	Seahawks	Dion Dawkins	Temple	OG/OT
2	59	Chiefs	Quincy Wilson	Florida	CB
2	60	Texans	Chad Kelly	Ole Miss	QB
2	61	Packers	Sidney Jones	Washington	CB
2	62	Steelers	Tyus Bowser	Houston	OLB
2	63	Falcons	Ethan Pocic	LSU	C
2	64	Colts	Adoree' Jackson	Southern California	CB
3	65	Browns	Ahkello Witherspoon	Colorado	CB
3	66	Giants	Dorian Johnson	Pittsburgh	OG
3	67	Bears	Taylor Moton	Western Michigan	OT
3	68	Cardinals	JuJu Smith-Schuster	Southern California	WR
3	69	Rams	Pat Elflein	Ohio State	C
3	70	Raiders	Ryan Anderson	Alabama	OLB
3	71	Chargers	Antonio Garcia	Troy	OT
3	72	Patriots	Trey Hendrickson	Florida Atlantic	DE
3	73	Bengals	Jourdan Lewis	Michigan	CB
3	74	Ravens	Chris Wormley	Michigan	DT
3	75	Bills	Desmond King	Iowa	FS
3	76	Saints	Cameron Sutton	Tennessee	CB
3	77	Washington	Marcus Williams	Utah	FS
3	78	Ravens	Isaac Asiata	Utah	OG
3	79	Vikings	Josh Jones	NC State	SS
3	80	Colts	Larry Ogunjobi	Charlotte	DT
3	81	Lions	Tarell Basham	Ohio	DE
3	82	Broncos	Adam Shaheen	Ashland	TE
3	83	Titans	Carlos Henderson	Louisiana Tech	WR
3	84	Buccaneers	Montravius Adams	Auburn	DT
3	85	Eagles	Chris Godwin	Penn State	WR
3	86	Vikings	Gerald Everett	South Alabama	TE
3	87	Giants	D'Onta Foreman	Texas	RB
3	88	Raiders	David Sharpe	Florida	OL
3	89	Texans	Shaquill Griffin	UCF	CB
3	90	Colts	Duke Riley	LSU	OLB
3	91	Chiefs	Derek Rivers	Youngstown State	DE
3	92	Cowboys	Marcus Maye	Florida	FS
3	93	Packers	Cooper Kupp	Eastern Washington	WR
3	94	Steelers	Dalvin Tomlinson	Alabama	DT
3	95	Falcons	Tanoh Kpassagnon	Villanova	DE
3	96	Patriots	Amara Darboh	Michigan	WR
3	97	Dolphins	Bucky Hodges	Virginia Tech	TE
3	98	Panthers	ArDarius Stewart	Alabama	WR
3	99	Eagles	Rasul Douglas	West Virginia	CB
3	100	Titans	Eddie Jackson	Alabama	SS
3	101	Broncos	Vincent Taylor	Oklahoma State	DT
3	102	Seahawks	DeMarcus Walker	Florida State	DE
3	103	Saints	Mitch Leidner	Minnesota	QB
3	104	Chiefs	Justin Evans	Texas A&M	SS
3	105	Steelers	Kareem Hunt	Toledo	RB
3	106	Seahawks	Jaleel Johnson	Iowa	DT
3	107	Jets	Taywan Taylor	Western Kentucky	WR
4	108	Browns	Nathan Peterman	Pittsburgh	QB
4	109	49ers	Chad Hansen	California	WR
4	110	Cardinals	Brad Kaaya	Miami (Fla.)	QB
4	111	Bears	Jalen Myrick	Minnesota	CB
4	112	Bills	Jake Butt	Michigan	TE
4	113	Chargers	Tedric Thompson	Colorado	FS
4	114	Lions	Elijah Qualls	Washington	DT
4	115	Panthers	Will Holden	Vanderbilt	OT
4	116	Bengals	Alex Anzalone	Florida	OLB
4	117	Bears	Samaje Perine	Oklahoma	RB
4	118	Eagles	Daeshon Hall	Texas A&M	DE
4	119	Washington	Danny Isidora	Miami (Fla.)	OG
4	120	Vikings	Nico Siragusa	San Diego State	OG
4	121	Colts	Chad Wheeler	Southern California	OT
4	122	Ravens	Kendall Beckwith	LSU	LB
4	123	Washington	Eddie Vanderdoes	UCLA	DT
4	124	Titans	Malachi Dupre	LSU	WR
4	125	Buccaneers	Jordan Leggett	Clemson	TE
4	126	Broncos	Marlon Mack	South Florida	RB
4	127	Lions	Isaiah Ford	Virginia Tech	WR
4	128	Rams	Tyler Orlosky	West Virginia	C
4	129	Raiders	Anthony Walker	Northwestern	LB
4	130	Texans	Dawuane Smoot	Illinois	DE
4	131	Patriots	Elijah Lee	Kansas State	ILB
4	132	Chiefs	Noah Brown	Ohio State	WR
4	133	Cowboys	Dede Westbrook	Oklahoma	WR
4	134	Packers	Jessamen Dunker	Tennessee State	OG
4	135	Steelers	Corn Elder	Miami (Fla.)	CB
4	136	Falcons	Julie'n Davenport	Bucknell	OT
4	137	Colts	Carroll Phillips	Illinois	OLB
4	138	Bengals	Wayne Gallman	Clemson	RB
4	139	Eagles	Ryan Glasgow	Michigan	DT
4	140	Steelers	Jeremy Sprinkle	Arkansas	TE
4	141	Rams	Adam Bisnowaty	Pittsburgh	OT
4	142	Texans	Connor Harris	Lindenwood	ILB
4	143	49ers	Lorenzo Jerome	Saint Francis (PA)	SS
4	144	Colts	Howard Wilson	Houston	CB
5	145	Browns	Davon Godschaux	LSU	DT
5	146	49ers	Shelton Gibson	West Virginia	WR
5	147	Bears	Kenny Golladay	Northern Illinois	WR
5	148	Cardinals	Kyle Fuller	Baylor	C
5	149	Rams	Josh Reynolds	Texas A&M	WR
5	150	Jets	Jeremy McNichols	Boise State	RB
5	151	Chargers	Stacy Coley	Miami (Fla.)	WR
5	152	Jets	Dylan Donahue	West Georgia	OLB
5	153	Bengals	Erik Magnuson	Michigan	OT
5	154	Washington	Jarron Jones	Notre Dame	DT
5	155	Eagles	Conor McDermott	UCLA	OT
5	156	Panthers	Nazair Jones	North Carolina	DT
5	157	Cardinals	J.J. Dielman	Utah	OT
5	158	Seahawks	Zack Banner	Southern California	OT
5	159	Ravens	Devonte Fields	Louisville	LB
-	160	Vikings	Brian Hill	Wyoming	RB
5	161	49ers	James Conner	Pittsburgh	RB
5	162	Buccaneers	Sam Tevi	Utah	OT
5	163	Patriots	Brendan Langley	Lamar	CB
5	164	Titans	Ben Braden	Michigan	OG
5	165	Lions	Rayshawn Jenkins	Miami (Fla.)	FS
5	166	Dolphins	Deatrich Wise, Jr.	Arkansas	DE
5	167	Giants	Damontae Kazee	San Diego State	CB
5	168	Raiders	Jonnu Smith	Florida International	TE
5	169	Texans	Jordan Morgan	Kutztown	OG
5	170	Chiefs	George Kittle	Iowa	TE
5	171	Rams	Josh Malone	Tennessee	WR
5	172	Packers	Tanzel Smart	Tulane	DT
5	173	Lions	Vince Biegel	Wisconsin	OLB
5	174	Falcons	Jadar Johnson	Clemson	S
5	175	Browns	Quincy Adeboyejo	Ole Miss	WR
5	176	Bengals	Josh Carraway	TCU	DE
5	177	Broncos	Matt Milano	Boston College	OLB
5	178	Dolphins	Brian Allen	Utah	CB
5	179	Cardinals	Artavis Scott	Clemson	WR
5	180	Chiefs	Xavier Woods	Louisiana Tech	SS
5	181	Browns	Joe Mathis	Washington	DE
5	182	Packers	Corey Clement	Wisconsin	RB
5	183	Patriots	Ben Gedeon	Michigan	ILB
5	184	Dolphins	Ejuan Price	Pittsburgh	OLB
6	185	Browns	Marquez White	Florida State	CB
6	186	Ravens	Donnel Pumphrey	San Diego State	RB
6	187	Jaguars	John Toth	Kentucky	C
6	188	Browns	Jalen Reeves-Maybin	Tennessee	OLB
6	189	Rams	KD Cannon	Baylor	WR
6	190	Chargers	Chase Roullier	Wyoming	C
6	191	Jets	Sam Rogers	Virginia Tech	FB
6	192	Jets	Zane Gonzalez	Arizona State	K
6	193	Bengals	Sean Harlow	Oregon State	OG
6	194	Giants	Eric Saubert	Drake	TE
6	195	Jets	Garrett Sickels	Penn State	DE
6	196	Saints	Matthew Dayes	NC State	RB
6	197	Cardinals	DeAngelo Brown	Louisville	DT
6	198	49ers	Jeremy Cutrer	Mid. Tennessee State	CB
6	199	Vikings	Dan Skipper	Arkansas	OT
6	200	Washington	T.J. Logan	North Carolina	RB
6	201	Lions	Michael Roberts	Toledo	TE
6	202	49ers	Travis Rudolph	Florida State	WR
6	203	Broncos	John Johnson	Boston College	FS
6	204	Buccaneers	Delano Hill	Michigan	FS
6	205	Washington	Josh Harvey-Clemons	Louisville	SS
6	206	Bills	Nate Hairston	Temple	CB
6	207	49ers	Brandon Bell	Penn State	LB
6	208	Raiders	Keionta Davis	Chattanooga	DE
6	209	Patriots	Jermaine Eluemunor	Texas A&M	OG
6	210	Colts	Hunter Dimick	Utah	DE
6	211	Cowboys	Tarik Cohen	North Carolina A&T	RB
6	212	Packers	De'Angelo Henderson	Coastal Carolina	RB
6	213	Steelers	Josh Dobbs	Tennessee	QB
6	214	Titans	Gehrig Dieter	Alabama	WR
6	215	Giants	D.J. Jones	Ole Miss	DT
6	216	Chiefs	Samson Ebukam	Eastern Washington	EDGE
6	217	Bengals	Charles Walker	Oklahoma	DT
6	218	Chiefs	Blair Brown	Ohio	ILB
7	219	49ers	Kyle Kalis	Michigan	OG
7	220	Washington	Stevie Tu'ikolovatu	Southern California	DT
7	221	Bears	Marquel Lee	Wake Forest	LB
7	222	Jaguars	C.J. Beathard	Iowa	QB
7	223	Dolphins	Treyvon Hester	Toledo	DT
7	224	Rams	Aviante Collins	TCU	OG
7	225	Chargers	Aaron Jones	UTEP	RB
7	226	Seahawks	Channing Stribling	Michigan	CB
7	227	Bengals	Jamaal Williams	Brigham Young	RB
7	228	Texans	Storm Norton	Toledo	OT
7	229	Saints	Jerod Evans	Virginia Tech	QB
7	230	Eagles	Ryan Switzer	North Carolina	WR
7	231	Cardinals	Cole Mazza	Alabama	LS
7	232	Vikings	Jake Elliot	Memphis	K
7	233	Jets	Austin Rekhow	Idaho	P
7	234	Rams	Joe Williams	Utah	RB
7	235	Patriots	De'Veon Smith	Michigan	RB
7	236	Titans	Sojourn Shelton	Wisconsin	CB
7	237	Buccaneers	Damore'ea Stringfellow	Ole Miss	WR
7	238	Broncos	Amba Etta-Tawao	Syracuse	WR
7	239	Washington	Jalen Robinette	Air Force	WR
7	240	Dolphins	Fish Smithson	Kansas	S
7	241	Giants	Noble Nwachukwu	West Virginia	DE
7	242	Raiders	Ricky Seals-Jones	Texas A&M	WR
7	243	Texans	Seth Russell	Baylor	QB
7	244	Raiders	Ezra Robinston	Tennessee State	CB
7	245	Chiefs	Tanner Vallejo	Boise State	ILB
7	246	Cowboys	Jeremy Clark	Michigan	CB
7	247	Packers	Dylan Cole	Missouri State	LB
7	248	Steelers	Jordan Sterns	Oklahoma State	S
7	249	Falcons	Ben Boulware	Clemson	LB
7	250	Lions	Elijah McGuire	UL Lafayette	RB
7	251	Bengals	Jeremiah Ledbetter	Arkansas	DT
7	252	Broncos	Justin Senior	Mississippi State	OT
7	253	Broncos	Adam Griffith	Alabama	K