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Second Round

Patriots DT Damon Harrison (43rd overall) - How fortunate can a rookie be getting a starting job day one on one of the league's best defensive lines? He will have his hands full trying to penetrate the AFC East OLs and stuff Romance Taylor, Jacquizz Rodgers, and Cedric Benson, but he has a lot help beside him. If the Pats D has a moderate amount of success, Harrison could be a fast riser.

Raiders C Mitch Morse (52nd overall) - So from all the data that I can collect, Raiders Cs over the years have put up an astonishing line of 468 blocks against 45 sacks. 10 of those sacks have come from free agent C Scott Mruczkowski, so for Cs currently on the Raiders roster, they have a career line of 418 blocks against 35 sacks. I don't know what's in the Oakland water, but I'm sure that Morse is glad to be drinking it. With incumbent Chukky Okobi missing multiple games in five of the past seven seasons, Morse might see some significant snaps early on in his career as he prepares to succeed Okobi as early as S12.

Falcons OLB Anthony Chickillo (53rd overall) - When a team loses perennial Pro Bowl OLBs in the same offseason, everyone in the front office is usually on suicide alert. Not the Falcons front office though. They snapped up one replacement last season in Pernell McPhee and despite multiple teams already reaching for OLBs before them, Anthony Chickillo fell right on their lap toward the end of the 2nd round. The #5 D from a season ago might not see that much of a dropoff and both Chickillo and McPhee have an excellent development opportunity having the underrated Gary Brackett between them.

Honorable Mentions
Lions OT Jake Matthews (46th overall)
Jets WR Davante Adams (60th overall)
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