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Third Round

Vikings TE Travis Kelce (71st overall) - If anyone was perplexed why I didn't rename the top TE prospect after Kelce, it was because of Kelce's combine stats. Calvin Webb, Kelce's identity prior to the rename, had an absurd combine report that made him the most offensive-oriented TE prospect that we have ever had. This dude put up a 4.41 40 yard dash and even went to Cincinnati (Kelce's alma mater). I felt obligated to rename him Travis Kelce.

Back to the matter at hand though, QB Josh Portis has passed for more yards each season in the NFL, and with the HB and WR corps a little weaker as of this moment (HB Courtney Lewis also had an obscene catch rate that is bound to regress), I think that Kelce is the ideal place to hit the ground running.

Hawks HB Jeremy Hill (76th overall) - The Hawks entered the draft with just one HB on the roster. While DeMarco Murray is on his way to being a great HB, he has missed three games due to injury in each of his two years in the league. With the Hawks filling their other HB hole later in the draft, Hill might have the backup job locked up and history on his side in getting plenty of carries. Behind that aforementioned excellent Hawks OL, he can be a stealth Offensive Rookie of the Year candidate.

Broncos SS Derek Linde (94th overall) - No team is as great at developing SSs than the Broncos. Correct me if I'm wrong, but two of their past three draft picks at the position have gone on to be 90+ by the end of their third season, and they ended up netting two firsts and two thirds from RFA. The third is currently on their roster at 86. With a defense that has finished in the Top 5 the past two seasons and knowing that backup SSs get a lot of work around the league, he's going to be just fine.

Honorable Mentions
Bucs SS Adrian Amos (73rd overall)
Ravens QB Trevor Siemian (79th overall)
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