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5th Round

Wildcats SS Montae Mackey (146th overall) - The Wildcats defense is still a work in progress, and SS is still a position they have yet to solve. Thanks to special teams and frequent sub-packages, backup SSs get a lot of action, so maybe Mackey will ultimately be the answer. Given the Wildcats do not have the cap space currently to go for a free agent upgrade, it isn't out of the question that Mackey becomes the starter.

Vikings G Darnay Caulley (153rd overall) - With a scrambling QB and one of the league's best HBs, the Vikings OL is going to get a lot of work in this season. The Vikings, will only have 4 Gs on the roster if they sign all of their rookies, and one is a 37-year-old who missed five games last season. There always seems to be one Day 3 OL taken that eventually becomes a long-time starter somewhere in the league. Caulley is as good of a bet as any to be that guy from this draft.

Cowboys WR Rory Henderson (159th overall) - The Cowboys aren't a prolific passing team, but they've have a surprisingly good history of developing Day 3 WRs. Given their cap space woes for the near future, it is possible Henderson could emerge as a future slot receiver, with a very remote chance of being a future starter.

Honorable Mentions
Bengals DT Oge Burton (139th overall)
Packers TE Pete Gonzalez (158th overall)
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