Round 2 - Overall Pick # 52 - Brian Leonard

A tremendous worker who’s produced as a blocker, ball carrier and pass catcher, Leonard offers terrific upside in a number of capacities. Has the physical skills and mental make-up to be productive as a rookie.

Round 3 - Overall Pick # 82 - Jonathan Wade

*** Traded to Kansas City for #84 pick***

A better athlete than football player at this point, Wade showed improvement as a senior, yet is still far from being the complete package. Boom-or-bust type of prospect whose natural skills give him a good upside.
 

Round 4 - Overall Pick # 117 - Dustin Fry

***Traded to Detroit for Pick #139***

Possessing a thick build, Fry has the mentality and attitude to make it as a backup in the NFL.
 

Round 5 - Overall Pick # 148 (From Bills)- Clifton Ryan

An explosive lineman who made plenty of big plays in college, Ryan is an underrated prospect who can be used as a three-technique tackle or possibly at end in a two-gap alignment.
 

Round 5 - Overall Pick # 154 - Dante Hall

***Traded to Kansas City for Dante Hall***
 

Round 6 - Overall Pick # 190 - Ken Shackleford

A better-than-advertised athlete with the size and strength to play at the next level, Shackleford is a developmental prospect who could surprise if he hits on all cylinders.
 

Round 7 - Overall Pick # 248 (Comp) - Keith Jackson

A high-effort defender who plays with a good motor, Jackson offers possibilities in a rotational front four and can be used as a three-technique lineman.

 

Round 7 - Overall Pick # 249 (Comp) - Derek Stanley

A high-effort defender who plays with a good motor, Jackson offers possibilities in a rotational front four and can be used as a three-technique lineman.