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4th Round

Bengals TE Ross Dwelley (108th overall) - Starting TE Charles Clay is 33. This might be the final season from him. While not a TE powerhouse, if one exists, all three starting TEs that I can recall from the Bengals' history became Pro Bowl players while with the club (L.J. Smith, Rob Gronkowski, and Clay). Depending on Dwelley's rating, he could be in prime position to start once Clay hangs it up. Pro Bowl precedence in the 4th is good enough for me to land on this list.

Titans FS Rick McClain (109th overall) - I ate massive crow last season when I said that the Titans would finish out of the Bottom 10 on defense only if there was a league-wide defensive collapse. The Titans finished 9th. While I realize that an ugly, ugly offensive outing from the AFC South probably played a massive role, I have to give credit where credit is due. The Titans need a new starting FS. They probably won't have the finances to grab a marginal free agent upgrade, so for the time being, I'm assuming it comes down to Lonnie Lofton or McClain. A decent amount of starting FSs in the league were Day 3 picks, including Toronto's Eric Reid and Philadelphia's James Riley. I don't know maybe there is something there.

Falcons G Jeff Blades (116th overall) - If the Falcons sign all of their rookies, all OL spots will have met their minimum requirements. If they don't go out and get anyone during free agency, that means the retired Aaron Merz' old spot will likely come down to a trio of Gs and the loser of the LT competition. Sure the odds aren't high, but if he does win it, he will start between Russell Bodine and Tony Ugoh while blocking for budding superstar David Johnson.

Honorable Mention
Jets WR Bam Peterson (114th overall)