Mike’s Round 5

ROUND 5

HUNTER’S MOCK

132) STL — A.J. Jefferson, CB, Fresno State

The Rams don’t have much starting power at corner and they really need to find one or two DB’s in the later rounds.

133) SEA (from DET) — Marhsall Newhouse, OG, TCU

The Seahawks traded Rob Sims for this pick and they could very easily take a replacement here.

134) CLE (from TB) — Jeremy Williams, WR, Tulane

The Browns need to find some extra power at receiver in this draft and Williams is a good value.

135) WAS — Denario Alexander, WR, Missouri

Denario just had his first healthy year in college and was amazing. He is a good 5th round value and might become McNabb’s new Jeremy Maclin.

136) KC — Jevan Snead, QB, Ole Miss

Jevan Snead is a unique player with a ton of potential. If he can sit behind Matt Cassell and learn with Charlie Weis then he could eventually become a starter in the league.

137) PHI (from CLE) — LaGarrette Blount, RB, Oregon

The Eagles need to find a powerful back in the draft and Blount is a 2nd round talent that just needs some refinement.

138) OAK — Jarrett Brown, QB, West Virginia

The Raiders will be looking for a late round QB that might actually be able to beat out Jamarcus’s 300 pound body and Bruce Gradkowski.

139) SEA — Mike Neal, DT, Purdue

The Seahawks will be looking deep for a DT in the draft but might be too late in the 1st and 2nd rounds to get a great talent.

140) BUF — CJ Wilson, DE/DT, ECU

The Bills need some more help at DE and Wilson should be able to move there with a little weight gain.

141) CHI — Sergio Render, OG, Virginia Tech

Render is a great player that will help to open up the run game. He may need some refinement but could be a great steal.

142) KC (from MIA) — Phillip Dillard, ILB, Nebraska

The Chiefs have to focus on grabbing defense throughout the draft so that they can let aging veterans like Mike Vrabel go to bed.

143) JAX — Donald Butler, MLB, Washington

Donald Butler is one of my sleepers for the 2010 draft. He has a ton of potential and should add great depth to the Jags.

144) KC (from CAR) — O’Brien Schofield, DE/LB, Wisconsin

Schofield was a fringe first rounder until he hurt himself in the Senior Bowl practice, and he is a low risk, high reward pick here.

145) MIA (from SF) — Tony Moeaki, TE, Iowa

Apparently Ted Ginn was only worth a 5th rounder. The team needs to get some more power at TE and Moeaki is a great blocker that can catch well.

146) CLE (from DEN) — Derek Hardman, OT, EKU

The Browns need to attack the RT position in the draft and Hardman should be a decent fit there. He also could compete for either guard spot.

147) NYG — Earl Mitchell, DT, Arizona

More DL depth for the Giants who would love to get a player like Mitchell. It’s weird to think that the Giants might take a lot of defense depth in the draft but it is clear that the team just couldn’t win without the elite defense that they were used to.

148) TEN — Roderick Muckelroy, OLB, Texas

The Titans need to find some late round LB depth and Roderick could easily be that guy.

149) ATL — Kyle Jolly, OT, UNC

The Falcons could use some OT depth and Kyle Jolly is a solid value in the 5th.

150) HOU — T.J. Ward, S, Oregon

The Texans did skip the safety spot a little too much in my mock, but the talent they can get in the 5th of this year’s draft would have been a 3rd round pick in the 2009 draft.

151) PIT — Syd’Quan Thompson, CB, Cal

The Steelers need some depth in their backfield, especially with the Browns, Ravens and Bengals getting scarier passing games this offseason.

152). CIN — Joique Bell, RB, Wayne State

The Bengals need to find a late round RB to complement Cedric Benson.

153) TB (from NE) — Perry Riley, OLB, LSU

The Bucs need to add depth to the entire defense and Riley is a good upgrade.

154) GB — Selvish Capers, OT, West Virginia

The Packers need a ton of depth at OT in this draft before Aaron Rodgers retires early.

155) PIT (from PHI VIA NYJ) —Larry Asante, S, Nebraska

Apparently Larry Asante is worth as much as Santonio Holmes is.

156) BAL — Taylor Price, WR, Ohio

Even with the addition of Anquan the team will be looking for receiver depth. Price is a good talent and a good addition to the Ravens.

157) BAL (from ARI) —Ed Dickson, TE, Oregon

Todd Heap had a good 2009 NFL season. But when was the last time he had two good seasons in a row?

158) OAK (from DAL) — Daniel Te’o Nesheim, DE, Washington

Al Davis love speed and athleticism, but he also has a fondness in his heart for really cool names.

159) SD — Vince Oghabaase, DE/DT, Duke

The Chargers need to address some of their major needs through the draft if they want to be getting to the big game any time soon.

160) CLE (from NYJ) — George Selvie, DE/LB, USF

Selvie really fell off during his last two seasons at USF, but getting double teamed will do that.

161) MIN — Brian Jackson, S, Oklahoma

The Vikings deserve to have a better safety core and Brian Jackson would like to help them with that.

162) IND — Ciron Black, OT, LSU

Indy is one of those teams that does a great job at grabbing useful talent throughout the draft and I think they will steal some great OL talent this year. A lot of people have given up on Ciron Black, but I think he will be a solid RT for 5-10 years in the league.

163) STL (from NO) — Alex Daniels, DE, Cincinnati

Daniels is one of the main sleepers for the later rounds of this draft, and he has even gotten some comparisons to Jared Allen.

164) PIT (Comp) — John Estes, OC, Hawaii

The Steelers need to find as much help as they can for the OL and Estes is a Rainbow Warrior (Hawaiian) that could do good things for the team.

165) ATL (Comp) — Scott Sicko, TE, New Hampshire

Sicko might be the best way to describe Scott. He is 6’5, 250-pounds and ran a 4.51 40-time at his pro day. Sicko also put up some sicko stats as he averaged 53-catches, 670-yards, and eight touchdowns a season for the last three seasons

166) PIT (Comp) — Walter Thurmond, CB/S, Oregon

Mike Tomlin loves Oregon players and Thurmond is no exception. He smells a lot like Patrick Chung and Jairus Byrd did a year ago, and that is a very good thing

167) MIN (Comp) — James Starks, RB, Buffalo

Starks has good size, speed and power and got the season off because of a shoulder surgery. The Vikings might be looking for RB depth early but there are a ton of great late round players that they might be looking to target.

168) SD (Comp) — Richard Dickson, TE/FB, LSU

Dickson played TE in college but is looking to move to FB. Either way this should add a great value of running depth and power to a team needing support.

169) GB (Comp) — Clifton Geathers, DE/DT, South Carolina

Geathers is a 6’7 monster that some 3-4 team will fall in love with, and the Packers could sure use some DL depth.