49. New York Jets – Pierre Desir, CB, Lindenwood
Rex Ryan can’t have too many corners and it helps they really need one with the loss of Antonio Cromartie.
50. Miami Dolphins – Chris Borland, LB, Wisconsin
Dannell Ellerbe was given a boatload of money, which his performance didn’t match last season. Borland could be intriguing for the Dolphins as he gives them a high volume tackler that can pressure the QB.
51. Chicago Bears – Deone Bucannon, S, Washington St.
The Bears need help in the backend and Bucannon is a vastly underrated talent in the media. He’s a thumper with coverage skills which should play well in Chicago.
52. Arizona Cardinals – Demarcus Lawrence, OLB, Boise St.
John Abraham isn’t getting any younger and the Cards need to find his eventual replacement. Lawrence has some off the field red flags…without them he wouldn’t be there at 52.
53. Green Bay Packers – Troy Niklas, TE, Notre Dame
Niklas is a big bodied TE that doesn’t get enough credit for his ability to make plays after the catch.
54. Philadelphia Eagles – Allen Robinson, WR, Penn St.
The Eagles cut ties with Desean Jackson and have Jeremy Maclin, who’s coming off an ACL and Riley Cooper. Robinson isn’t a blazer but he is dynamic with the ball in his hands.
55. Cincinnati Bengals – Phillip Gaines, CB, Rice
The Bengals need help at the CB position and Gaines is being hyped across the media board. The only question teams will have is with his durability.
56. San Francisco 49ers – Stanley Jean-Baptiste, CB, Nebraska
The Niners added Kelvin Benjamin in the first, now go after a much-needed CB in the second.
57. San Diego Chargers – Jeremiah Attaochu, OLB, Georgia Tech
The Chargers need help at the CB spot but it will tough to pass on a pass rusher at this spot with a couple of good ones still on the board.
58. New Orleans Saints – Weston Richburg, C, Colorado St.
The Saints have to protect Drew Brees. You wouldn’t hear any argument from Saints’ fans if this pick were a tackle or center. In this case, the Saints find a great value in Richburg, who should be able to step in immediately at the center position.
59. Indianapolis Colts – Marcus Martin, C/G, USC
Martin’s versatility to play guard or center is much needed in Indy. Khaled Holmes is penciled in as a starter at the center position but Martin could and should push him for that spot.
60. Carolina Panthers – Donte Moncrief, WR, Ole Miss
Moncrief has all the tools to be a special receiver in the league. His 2013 season didn’t play out the way he would have liked, making him a great value at pick 60.
61. San Francisco 49ers – Dakota Dozier, G, Furman
The former tackle should slide inside in the NFL. San Fran needs depth on the interior of the OL. They could get aggressive and slide up a few spots to land Martin who could fill their need at center.
62. New England Patriots – Jarvis Landry, WR, LSU
The Pats are looking for a receiver that can come in and contribute tomorrow. Landry strikes me as a guy that could do just that. He’s NFL ready in a lot of respects – just lacks the juice to be a top prospect in this deep WR group.
63. Denver Broncos – Martavis Bryant, WR, Clemson
Loads of talent with Bryant just needs to put it all together. At 6-foot-4, 214 Bryant is going to intrigue a whole bunch of teams starting on the second day. The Broncos are in a good spot to take a shot on his massive potential.
64. Seattle Seahawks – Dominique Easley, DT, Florida
Why not? Easley would have been talked about with the likes of Aaron Donald had he not blown out his knee early in the season. His durability will be concerning but this guy is an impact interior rusher. Don’t find many of those with the last pick in the second round.
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