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2011

NFL Combine 7 Round Mock Draft

Written by Gil Alcaraz IV

33. New England Patriots New England Patriots

 Ryan Williams – RB – Virginia Tech

34. Buffalo Bills Buffalo Bills

 Adrian Clayborn – DE – Iowa

35. Cincinnati Bengals Cincinnati Bengals

 Ryan Mallett – QB – Arkansas

36. Denver Broncos Denver Broncos

 Muhammad Wilkerson – DT – Temple

37. Cleveland Browns Cleveland Browns

 Allen Bailey – DL – Miami

38. Arizona Cardinals Arizona Cardinals

 Andy Dalton – QB – TCU

39. Tennessee Titans Tennessee Titans

 Nate Solder – OT – Colorado

40. Dallas Cowboys Dallas Cowboys

 Mason Foster – LB – Washington

41. Washington Redskins Washington Redskins

 Christian Ponder – QB – Florida State

42. Houston Texans Houston Texans

 Stephen Paea – DT – Oregon State

43. Minnesota Vikings Minnesota Vikings

 Colin Kaepernick – QB – Nevada

44. Detroit Lions Detroit Lions

 Brandon Harris – CB – Miami

45. San Francisco 49ers San Francisco 49ers

 Jimmy Smith – CB – Colorado

46. Denver Broncos Denver Broncos

 Luke Stoker – TE – Tennessee

47. St. Louis Rams St. Louis Rams

 Rodney Hudson – OG – Florida State

48. Oakland Raiders Oakland Raiders

 Johnny Patrick – CB – Louisville

 

Gil Alcaraz IV

Gil is the owner of the Minnesota Vikings blog, The Viking Den, and an editorial writer for Lakers Nation. Having followed the NFL Draft for years, Gil has had a knack for naming some of the big surprise players to make it in the NFL. Gil is also a member of the Football Writers Association of America.

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2 thoughts on “NFL Combine 7 Round Mock Draft”

  1. While I have to give major respect for putting out a 7 rounder the first 3 rounds of Colts picks are not good imo.

    Rahim Moore is much better suited to play FS where the Colts have Antoine Bethea locked up long term (and he’s the only Colts DB who can stay healthy, hasn’t missed a game in 3 years). Drake Nevis is a 3-tech DT where Fili Moala had a breakout year and Eric Foster is an excellent situational guy. Marcus Cannon is not a scheme fit at 358lbs. Even when the Colts have gone a bit bigger drafting linemen it’s been for ~320lb guards rather than ~300lbers not monsters like Cannon.

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