2. Second round (Own pick) ……...................................................... Odell Beckham, WR, LSU
3. Second round (Kansas City pick from 2013 Alex Smith trade) .... Kyle Fuller, CB/S, Virginia Tech
4. Third round (Tennessee pick in 2013 draft day trade)…………..... Dominique Easley, DE/DT, FLorida
5. Third round (Own pick)……………................................................ Tyler Larson, C, Utah State
6. **Third (Compensatory)…………................................................... LaDamian Washington, WR, Missouri
7. Fourth round (Own pick) …………................................................. Morgan Moses, OG/OT, Virginia
8. Fifth round (Own pick) ……........................................................... Marqueston Huff, FS, Wyoming
9. Sixth round (Own pick) ………....................................................... Keith Price, QB, Washington
10. Seventh round (Carolina pick from 2012 Colin Jones trade) …... Alden Darby, SS, Arizona State
11. Seventh round (New Orleans pick from Parys Haralson trade) .. Spencer Long, OG, Nebraska
12. Seventh round (Indianapolis pick from Cam Johnson trade)....... James Franklin, QB, Missouri
13. Seventh round (Own pick) ………................................................ Austin Wentworth, OT, Fresno State
To me this draft, serves a few purposes. We get depth along the lines, which is always necessary to have. We get help at WR and CB. And we get a couple QBs to develop behind Kap. Specifically, with Gilbert and Fuller, we get two corners that have the speed and size that Balke likes. With Beckham and Washington, we get two very speedy receivers that will help to take the top off of the defenses we face. With the four offensive lineman, we get potentially a our future center in Larson, as well as good depth at all positions. With the two safeties Huff and Darby, again we get good depth and another name to throw into the mix if Whitner leaves. And finally, we get a few Balke injury specials that can redshirt next year in Easley and Long.
[ Edited by YayArea on Dec 8, 2013 at 12:05 PM ]