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Fourth Round

Bengals G Jamon Brown (99th overall) - Assuming that Brown is rated higher than sixth round pick Glowinski, Brown might end up being the top backup to all interior OL spots if Smitty stands pat there in FA. With 2nd-year pro Travis Frederick at C and RG Rex Hadnot an injury risk, Brown could and should see extra playing time his rookie season. With both starting Gs 35, it is possible that Brown is going to be a future starter along this line.

Pioneers HB Alfred Blue (101st overall) - With #2 HB and main returner Alley Broussard's time in Las Vegas nearing an end, the torch might be passed onto Blue for those same roles. While it may be hard to replicate the returning success of Broussard, it isn't an insurmountable task by any means. It should however be easy to surpass him as a runner and his 3.6 YPC as a Pioneer. The lack of a quality play at the #2 spot is partially why the Pumpkins were one of the worst rushing teams and offense as a whole last season. It can only go up from here right?

Buccaneers C David Andrews (105th overall) - Chris could always elect to go after one of the top FA Cs, but if not, there's a chance that Andrews starts Week 1. Depending on how things shake out depth chart-wise, the starting OL could include 28, 25, 25, 24, and 22 year olds. While that would normally raise a red flag, the line has been steadily improving both in rating and performance, so they have started to hit their stride, which is good for a 22-year-old QB and 26-year-old HB. I also specifically targeted Andrews over the other Cs taken in this round because I felt his skillset and designation was better suited for this offense. Time will tell if I made the correct call.

Honorable Mentions
Hawks FS Walt Aikens (108th overall)
Redskins CB Sam Strauser (116th overall)
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