49. Miami Dolphins 
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Mike Pouncey – OG – Florida
The Dolphins have used a series of journeymen at guard; Pouncey would be a more credible solution at OG.
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50. New York Giants 
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Daniel Thomas – RB – Kansas State
With Brandon Jacobs pouting, the Giants could be in the market for a new power runner. While not a feature back, Thomas could be a nice complement to Ahmad Bradshaw. |
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51. Minnesota Vikings 
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Jaiquawn Jarrett – S – Temple
Tyrell Johnson hasn’t developed, so the team needs to bring in another young safety. |
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52. Washington Redskins 
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Titus Young – WR – Boise State*
The Redskins add another receiver, bringing in speed to combine with Julio Jones’ size. |
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53. New York Jets 
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Dontay Moch – DE/OLB – Nevada
Moch offers excellent speed off the edge, which could make him very effective in Rex Ryan’s blitz-happy defense. |
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54. Seattle Seahawks 
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Rodney Hudson – OG – Florida State
Hudson could hold down one of the interior o-line spots, possibly replacing Chris Spencer at center. |
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55. New England Patriots 
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Ben Ijalana – OL – Villanova
The Patriots once again address the offensive line, bringing in Logan Mankins’ replacement |
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56. Dallas Cowboys 
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Quinton Carter – S – Oklahoma*
Unless Akwasi Owusu-Ansah develops, the team will need to bring in a new starting safety. |
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57. Baltimore Ravens 
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Kelvin Sheppard – LB – LSU
Tavares Gooden has proven to be injury-prone and Jameel McClain isn’t a big playmaker. With Ray Lewis aging, the team needs to bring in another inside backer. |
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58. Atlanta Falcons 
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Noel Devine – RB – West Virginia
Jerious Norwood hasn’t been able to stay healthy, leaving the Falcons with a speedy back who’s a good receiver out of the backfield. Noel Devine could replace him while also spelling Michael Turner and Jason Snelling. |
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59. San Diego Chargers 
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Jerrell Powe – DT – Oregon State
Powe’s having a disappointing season, but the big man could fatten up and become a capable 3-4 nose tackle. |
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60. New Orleans Saints 
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Drake Nevis – DT – LSU
A very good penetrating tackle, Nevis would fit nicely alongside Sedrick Ellis in New Orleans’ defense. |
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61. Houston Texans 
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Janoris Jenkins – CB – Florida*
Jenkins could match up with opposing teams’ speedy receivers, freeing up Kareem Jackson to take on big, physical wideouts. |
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62. Indianapolis Colts 
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Greg Jones – ILB – Michigan State
A very good all-around LB, Jones could start immediately for the Colts. |
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63. Pittsburgh Steelers 
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Gabe Carimi – OT – Wisconsin
Carimi lacks Solder’s upside, but he’s probably more NFL-ready. He could take over at right tackle while Solder’s groomed to start on the blindside. |
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64. Green Bay Packers 
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Ras-I Dowling – CB – Virginia
The Packers get their corner in Dowling, a tough defensive back who could also provide depth at safety. |
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