ROUND 3 (completed)

Post picks in here

By autopick, with the #65 pick in the draft, San Diego selects Gerald Alexander, S, Boise State.

With the #69 pick in the draft, Washington selects Kenny Irons, RB, Auburn.

With the #76 pick in the draft, Chicago selects Dan Bazuin, DE, Central Michigan.

By autopick, with the #73 pick, Houston selects Quentin Moses, DE.

I take Marcus

if Dc dont mean marcus mccauley ill take him, if so, i choose michael bush

catspajamas wrote:

if Dc dont mean marcus mccauley ill take him, if so, i choose michael bush

its mccauley.... and u take bush.

Colts pick Daymeion Hughes CB

Buffalo Selects

Trent Edwards QB Stanford



Has a tall, thick frame with good muscle thickness, broad shoulders, well-defined chest and arms, thick thighs, long calves, minimal body fat (8.5 percent) and room on his frame to add more bulk … Mobile passer with the ability to throw the ball running out of the pocket … Lacks great timed speed, but has the body control and balance to avoid defenders on the move and shows the nimble feet to step up in the pocket … High character type who is a leader by example.

Pick 67:

The Cleveland Browns select--

Quincy Black OLB



Black is a high-motor player that rarely makes mistakes. He possesses good range versus the run and he has developed into a playmaker as a pass rusher. He seems to always be in the right spot at the right time. Cleveland picks up another needed position here.

I have Chicago's big board.

Chicago selects Ryan Harris, OT, Notre Dame.

By autopick San Diego selects Jacoby Jones.

Colts select James Marten RT

I have Chicago's big board. Chicago selects Jonathan Wade.

By autopick, Chargers select Jay Alford.

Pick 88 Cincy selects Johnnie Lee Higgins WR

By autopick, San Diego selects Charles Johnson, DE, Georgia

Colts select DT Brandon Mebane

Colts select Laurent Robinson

With the 85th pick i take Jason Hill WR

With the 82nd Pick the Chiefs Select Paul Soliqui DT Utah.

Buffalo Selects

Matt Spaeth, TE Minnesota

Buffalo Selects

Dwayne Wright RB Fresno State



Wright has very good size, and is tough to bring down. He runs with a lot of power, and fights for extra yardage at the end of his runs. The first defender rarely brings him down. He has the quickness to hit the hole and get through the first level of defenders. He has also shown the ability to catch the ball out of the backfield, and could be a factor in this area.