Analysis: The Jets traded up to grab the battering ram out of Iowa. Greene is a physical, downhill runner who has the ability to wear down opposing front sevens and move the chains on third and short.

Analysis: Fletcher is a big, physical defensive back who runs well for his size and offers the Rams a lot of upside. He is very raw and has never been real productive, but he can help out on special teams and play either corner for free safety.

Analysis: Magee is another physical defensive lineman who will likely play the five-technique DE spot in the Chiefs' 3-4 defense. Kansas City took DE Tyson Jackson with their first pick and now adds Magee to play opposite him. The question is, where will that leave 2008 first round pick Glenn Dorsey?

Analysis: The Bears got very good value in Gilbert. He is an explosive interior lineman who has the ability to fire off the snap and penetrate inside. He is an ideal fit in the Bears' one-gap scheme.

Analysis: The Cowboys also waited until the third round to make their first pick and nabbed the explosive Williams. We thought Williams was ideally suited for a 4-3 scheme, but he can run, jump and rush the passer. He will fill a role either inside or outside in the Cowboys' 3-4 scheme, but think he is best suited to play rush linebacker.

Analysis: The Bengals got one of the most physically impressive athletes in the draft. Johnson fell because of concerns about his passion and ability to play the run. However, he definitely has the talent to mature into an impact pass rusher in the NFL.

Analysis: Another stretch by the Raiders, but at least Oakland knows what they are getting in Shaughnessy. He does a nice job at the point of attack and knows how to shed blocks vs. the run. But, he isn't much of a pass rusher and could have been had during later portions in the draft.

Analysis: The Jaguars got one of the more intriguing defensive tackles in the draft. Knighton is a tall, long-armed lineman who can be stout at the point of attack and does a nice job shedding blocks. A bit of a reach here, but he has the talent to become a starter.

Analysis: The Jaguars aggressively moved up to get one of the most talented small school guys in the draft. Jacksonville needed to find a potential starter at corner and I think Cox has the skill set, but he may need some time to develop.

Analysis: The 49ers needed to find a complement Frank Gore, and Coffee is the kind of tough slasher they wanted. He isn't a burner, but runs with good power and vision and loves to fight for yards after contact.

Analysis: Brewster is a bit of a reach here, but he is athletic and can play either tackle or guard. The Cowboys needed to add more youth to their offensive line and Brewster has the ability to fill a variety of roles.

Analysis: Levy is an explosive, sideline-to-sideline athlete who is comfortable in space and knows how to break on the football. He is undersized, but the Lions have needs all over their defense and Levy should contribute from day one.

Analysis: A nice fit for the Texans' zone blocking scheme who has the body control and athleticism to get to the second level and cut down defenders in space. Houston needed to add a bit more "pop" to their interior offensive line and Caldwell certainly fits the bill.

Analysis: Vasquez is a massive interior lineman who struggles in space and lacks the kind of fluidity to re-direct quickly. With guards like Duke Robinson and Herman Johnson still on the board, this is a bit of a head-scratcher.

Analysis: Urbik is the kind Big Ten tough guy who is an ideal fit in the Steelers' power run scheme. He possesses good technique and power, however he lacks the foot quickness to mirror defensive lineman in space.

Analysis: Barnes is a great value here, as he was on his way toward being a potential first-round pick until a shoulder injury ended his 2008 season. He is physical, runs well and has the body control to consistently break on the ball. A potential starter down the line for the 'Skins.

Analysis: The Buccaneers needed to add girth to their interior defensive line and Miller is a nice fit here. He will never be a star, but he plays with good technique, power and a nonstop motor.

Analysis: Williams is a gifted athlete who plays a lot faster then he times. He is very good with the ball in his hands and knows how to separate on all levels of the field. He should be a nice complement to Calvin Johnson.

Analysis: Tate was on his way toward being a possible first-round pick until a knee injury derailed his season. He has the burst, body control and hands to make plays on all levels of the field, but their are big-time injury and character concerns with him as well.

Analysis: Wallace is considered one of the draft's top vertical threats and consistently knows how to make plays down the field. He should fill the void left by Nate Washington in Pittsburgh.

Analysis: The Giants traded up to get the king-sized Cal Poly product. Barden was very productive in college, but he lacks any kind of burst and will struggle separating on all levels of the field.

Analysis: Allen is a smooth, fluid corner who is a nice fit in the Vikings' Cover 2 scheme. He is a bit undersized, but can play in space and knows how to break down and close on the football.

Analysis: The kind of big-bodied receiver the Dolphins need. He should complement Ted Ginn Jr. well by working the middle of the field and picking up first downs.

Analysis: The Ravens needed to add a corner but this pick is questionable. Webb is an undersized small-school guy and needs at least a year to develop. There seemed to be better options out there for Baltimore.

Analysis: Cook is the draft's most explosive tight end prospect and is the kind of mismatch nightmare the Titans love to have on offense. He will never be a physical in-line blocker, but is as talented as anyone when split out in the slot.

Analysis: Owens is a smart, instinctive corner who is comfortable in space and has the ball skills to make plays. He should be able to at least make a contribution in nickel situations this year.

Analysis: Butler has been flying up draft boards and has the makings of a good slot receiver in the NFL. He is a gifted route-runner with good hands and has the speed to get down the field; could be the next Bobby Engram.

Analysis: Powers is an immature corner, but possesses good ball skills and is comfortable in space. He is a nice fit in the Colts' Cover 2 scheme and does a nice job closing on the ball and playing the run.

Analysis: The Panthers continue to add talent to their defensive front seven by adding DT Corvey Irvin. Irvin possesses a good first step, redirects well in space and does a nice job firing off the ball.

Analysis: Mouton is an undersized corner who possesses good ball skills and range in the secondary. We don't think he has the strength to play on the outside and will be limited to more of a slot role.

Analysis: The Cardinals get a good value with productive Johnson. He is an instinctive safety who is always around the ball, but lacks the type of athleticism to make up for a false step.

Analysis: The Steelers needed to address their CB position and Lewis is a tall, long-armed guy who does well high pointing the football and making plays over the top. He should be thrown right into the mix in the Pittsburgh nickel and dime packages.

Analysis: McKenzie isn't an elite athlete, but he is very fluid in space and is always around the football. He looks like a guy who will be asked to move inside in the Patriots' 3-4 defense.

Analysis: The Bengals needed to find a tight end who can make plays in the pass game and Coffman has some of the best ball skills of any receiver in the draft. He plays with a mean streak and should become a solid all-around tight end.

Analysis: A great value for the Bears here. Iglesias is a very smooth and coordinated receiver who gets out of his breaks cleanly and separates well underneath. A polished prospect who should contribute right away.

Analysis: The Giants add another receiving threat who will be able to make plays down the seam. Beckum will be a matchup nightmare for NFL defenses. He struggles blocking, but will definitely contribute in the pass game.