#	Team	Player	Pos	School
63	Kansas City	Margus Hunt	DE	SMU
A freak athlete who is probably best suited for a 3-4, like the Chiefs play.
64	Jacksonville	Brandon Jenkins	OLB	Florida State
Jenkins is probably a pass rush specialist in the NFL, and we know that Gus Bradley values that type of skill set.
65	Detroit	Blidi Wreh-Wilson	CB	Connecticut
Solid CB for a team that continues to need help at that position.
66	Oakland	Kawann Short	DT	Purdue
The word is that Short's stock has been falling, but he's a guy could still be a first-round pick. The Raiders would love to have him at #66.
67	Philadelphia	Eric Reid	FS	LSU
Reid is a talented but inconsistent guy, and the Eagles could stand to take a risk here, in hopes that they get the upside.
68	Cleveland	Tyler Bray	QB	Tennessee
Bray is a smart pick for the Browns here, because his arm is definitely good enough for the Cleveland weather, and Norv Turner's scheme.
69	Arizona	Tyler Wilson	QB	Arkansas
Wilson makes sense as a developmental guy for the Cardinals, because the scheme he played in college is fairly similar to what Bruce Arians does.
70	Tennessee	Marquise Goodwin	WR	Texas
Goodwin is an absolute speedster, and he can help the Titans run game, by backing the safeties off.
71	Buffalo	Brian Winters	OG	Kent State
The Bills join the trend of doubling up on the offensive line, knowing that it's the quickest way to improving as an overall offense.
72	New York Jets	Vince Williams	LB	Florida State
I'm higher on Williams than most people, and I like him for the Jets. He's an absolute thumper inside, like a better tackling Joe Mays.
73	Tampa Bay	Cornelius Washington	DE	Georgia
Washington has all the talent in the world, but his production was low at Georgia. I think he can be a good pass rush specialist in the NFL, and the fact that he tested so explosively makes the third round a good spot for him.
74	San Francisco	Jordan Poyer	CB	Oregon State
Poyer looked good at the Senior Bowl, and he could compete for snaps with the 49ers.
75	New Orleans	David Bakhtiari	OT	Colorado
The Saints have a lot of bodies at OT, but no sure things as starters. Bakhtiari would be another body, and he has some upside talent if he can get stronger.
76	St. Louis	Le'Veon Bell	RB	Michigan State
Bell would be a nice fit in St. Louis, where he could help to replace Steven Jackson.
77	Miami	Travis Kelce	TE	Cincinnati
If Kelce can learn to be a mature professional, the Dolphins would have a nice starting two-way TE.
78	St. Louis	Ace Sanders	WR	South Carolina
Sanders has slot and return ability, and could help replace Danny Amendola.
79	San Diego	Khaled Holmes	OC	USC
Holmes would add near-term depth, and a possible longer-term starter, to the interior OL mix for the Chargers.
80	Dallas	Johnathan Jenkins	DT	Georgia
Jenkins is a massive scheme-indifferent NT, who can be the 1-technique in the new Tampa-2 scheme that the Cowboys will employ.
81	New York Giants	Gavin Escobar	TE	San Diego State
Escobar is a talented TE prospect, and Mike Pope is allegedly the best TE coach in the NFL. (People say that like it's the gospel of the homie Jesus.)
82	Miami	Alex Okafor	DE	Texas
Okafor isn't a dynamic pass rusher, but he projects as a solid rotational DE. He can absorb some snaps if Jared Odrick gets moved inside.
83	Minnesota	Kevin Riddick	LB	North Carolina
The Vikings have a hole at MLB, and Riddick would be a good candidate to fill that hole.
84	Cincinnati	Sanders Commings	CB	Georgia
Commings is an unusually thick CB, and I like him as a sub package guy for the Bengals.
85	Washington	Tharold Simon	DB	LSU
Simon is tall, long, and skinny. As we remember from the Lenny Walls days, Mike Shanahan likes tall guys at the CB position, if he thinks they can cover at all.
86	Indianapolis	Dallas Thomas	OG	Tennessee
Thomas can be a starting LG in the NFL, and can help shore up Andrew Luck's protection right away.
87	Seattle	Mike Gillislee	RB	Florida
Gillislee is a low-mileage player who can serve as a good backup option for Marshawn Lynch.
88	Green Bay	Matt Barkley	QB	USC
The Packers don't have a legitimate backup QB, and I think that drafting Barkley to be that guy would be a smart play.
89	Houston	Brennan Williams	OT	North Carolina
Williams might be able to win the RT job for the Texans from day 1.
90	Denver	Jesse Williams	DT	Alabama
A big, strong, stout DT for the Broncos, who can use another one of those for their rotation. I don't see great instincts from Williams, but he has good long-term potential.
91	New England	Barrett Jones	OL	Alabama
The Patriots love versatility, and Jones can serve as a good backup at all five OL positions.
92	Atlanta	Phillip Thomas	FS	Fresno State
Thomas can be a good special-teams contributor now, and could be a solid backfill plan if the Falcons lose Thomas DeCoud as a free agent.
93	Buffalo	Jonathan Bostic	LB	Florida
The 49ers trade out for a 2014 2nd rounder, and the Bills get a player who could start at MLB for them in their new scheme.
94	Baltimore	Stedman Bailey	WR	West Virginia
Bailey could help ease the loss of Anquan Boldin, with his solid possession skills.
95	Houston	Brandon Williams	DT	Missouri Southern
Big, stout NT type for the Texans.
96	Kansas City	Matt Scott	QB	Arizona
I don't think the Chiefs view Alex Smith as a stop-gap, given what they gave up for him, but it's definitely appropriate to get a developmental prospect to work with behind him.
97	Tennessee	Sio Moore	LB	Connecticut
Moore is a quality LB, who could challenge to start before long with the Titans.