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Round 6

PickTeamPosPlayerSchool
1St. Louis Rams TEFendi OnobunHouston
Former Arizona basketball player with limited experience but excellent physical tools including a sub 4.5 40.
2Atlanta Falcons
(from Lions)
SShann SchillingerMontana
4 year starter and All-Big Sky performer. Sure tackler with solid coverage skills. Very athletic.
3Tampa Bay Buccaneers PBrent BowdenVirginia Tech
Need pick. Possesses a strong leg and does a good job of pinning teams inside the 20.
4San Francisco 49ers
(from Chiefs via Dolphins and Chargers)
RBAnthony DixonMississippi St.
Big powerful back who led SEC in rushing yards per game (126.5)in 2009.
5Washington Redskins
(from Redskins via Dolphins)
FBDennis MorrisLouisiana Tech
H-back type, 2009 First Team All-WAC TE after accumulating 38 rec, 623 yds and 12 TDs.
6Carolina Panthers
(from Raiders)
DEGreg HardyMississippi
Natural pass rusher who had 10 sacks and 18.5 TFL in 2007. Battled injuries in 2008-2009 accumulating 13.5 sacks in limited action. Has work ethic concerns.
7Tennessee Titans
(from Seahawks)
QBRusty SmithFla. Atlantic
Developmental quarterback with good size and arm strength. Needs to improve his accuracy.
8Cleveland Browns WRCarlton MitchellSouth Fla.
Tall, fast receiver with big play ability who averaged 17.7 ypc in 2009. Questionable hands.
9Buffalo Bills DE/34LBArthur MoatsJames Madison
Athletic 3-4 OLB prospect. CAA Defensive POY and Buchanan Award winner in 2009 with 90 tackles, 23.5 TFL, 11 sacks.
10Dallas Cowboys
(from Dolphins)
OTSam YoungNotre Dame
4 year starter at Notre Dame, Sam Young has good size and is a powerful run blocker. A right tackle only who struggles vs. speed rushers.
11Jacksonville Jaguars RBDeji KarimSouthern Illinois
Undersized speed back who had gained 1,694 yards while averaging 7.1 ypc in 2009. Has return skills.
12Chicago Bears QBDan LeFevourCentral Mich.
Athletic 4 year starter with underrated passing skills. A good fit for Mike Martz's offense.
13San Francisco 49ers TENate ByhamPittsburgh
Limited receiver but one of the best blocking tight ends in this year's draft class.
14Denver Broncos CEric OlsenNotre Dame
Tough, versatile lineman who will challenge for a backup spot at center and guard.
15New York Giants DEAdrian TracyWilliam & Mary
Sleeper pass rusher. Two time all-CAA selection who had 22 TFL and 12 sacks in 2009.
16Seattle Seahawks
(from Titans)
TEAnthony McCoySouthern California
Pete Carroll is re-united with a former Trojan. All-around tight end who averaged 20.8 ypc in 2009. Has character concerns including failed drug test.
17Cleveland Browns
(from Panthers)
DEClifton GeathersSouth Carolina
Inconsistent performer but a good athlete with rare size and length for a defensive end. A 5 technique prospect.
18Houston Texans GShelley SmithColorado State
Athletic guard who is a good fit for the Texans zone-blocking scheme.
19Pittsburgh Steelers RBJonathan DwyerGeorgia Tech
Big, powerful runner who must transition for a flex option offense. A poor man's Jerome Bettis. Had 1,395 yards in 2008 and 2009. Slid due to medical concerns.
20St. Louis Rams
(from Falcons)
DE/34LBEugene SimsWest Texas A&M
Long, lean defensive end with potential as a pass rusher. Good enough athlete to possibly move to SAM linebacker.
21Oakland Raiders
(from Patriots)
OLBTravis GoethelArizona St.
Hard working versatile linebacker. Not the off the charts athlete you expect from an Al Davis selection.
22Cincinnati Bengals WRDezmon BriscoeKansas
Tall receiver known for making tough catches in traffic. Had 1,337 receiving yards and 9 TDs in 2009. Has character concerns.
23Buffalo Bills
(from Eagles)
DE/34LBDanny BattenSouth Dakota State
Hard working 3-4 outside linebacker prospect. Had 9 sacks and 17 TFL in 2009.
24Green Bay Packers RBJames StarksBuffalo
Dual threat back who had 1,694 rushing/receiving yards in 2008. Missed 2009 with a labral tear.
25Baltimore Ravens OTRamon HarewoodMorehouse
Looks the part at at 6-7 360 lbs. Raw developmental prospect with potential as a right tackle or right guard.
26Pittsburgh Steelers
(from Cardinals)
WRAntonio BrownCentral Mich.
One of the draft's top sleeper prospects. Playmaking slot receiving with tremendous run after catch ability and a dangerous kick returner.
27Dallas Cowboys CBJamar WallTexas Tech
Instinctive, athletic cornerback prospect. Has good ball skills and will challenge for a backup corner job in a thin Cowboy secondary.
28Houston Texans
(from Chargers)
RBTrindon HollidayLSU
Undersized but lightning quick kick returner. Limited experience as a RB/WR.
29Carolina Panthers
(from Jets)
WRDavid GettisBaylor
Good combination of size, speed and athleticism but needs to catch the ball cleanly and show special teams ability to make the Panthers roster.
30Minnesota Vikings QBJoe WebbUAB
College quarterback who will be asked to play WR/Wildcat/ST role. Threw for 2,000 yards and rushed for 1,000 yards in 2008 and 2009.
31Philadelphia Eagles
(from Colts)
RBCharles ScottLSU
Powerful runner who had 18 TDs in 2008 but struggled with injuries and inconsistency in 2009.
32Arizona Cardinals
(from Saints)
CBJorrick CalvinTroy
Special teams standout who was academically ineligible in 2009.
33Carolina Panthers
(Compensation Pick)
SJordan PughTexas A&M
Rangy free safety had 3 INTs and 9 PBU in 2009. Has starting experience at corner and safety.
34Jacksonville Jaguars
(Compensation Pick)
CBScotty McGeeJames Madison
Dynamic return specialist. Not expected to have much of an impact at cornerback.
35Carolina Panthers
(Compensation Pick)
QBTony PikeCincinnati
Tall pocket passer who needs to bulk up and adjust to a pro style offense. Will battle for the #3 QB job.
36New England Patriots
(Compensation Pick)
CTed LarsenNorth Carolina State
Former defensive tackle, who switched to center in 2008. Hard worker with above average athleticism. Has upside if given a chance to develop.
37San Francisco 49ers
(Compensation Pick)
WRKyle WilliamsArizona State
Speedy receiver/returner. Dangerous runner in the open field.
38Tennessee Titans
(Compensation Pick)
SMyron RolleFlorida State
Rhodes scholar. Instinctive strong safety with excels versus the run but has limited range in coverage.