Week Ten Match-ups
November 11, 2005
Quarterbacks
Bye Weeks: Carson Palmer, Aaron Brooks, Drew Brees, Steve McNair
Plus Play:
Matt Hasselbeck, SEA – Hasselbeck has been a steady play the last two games (58%, 382 yards, two TDs and two INTs), despite the explosion of Shaun Alexander recently. Having Bobby Engram back will help. Plus, Hasselbeck was great in his game against St. Louis in Week Five (71%, 316 yards, two TDs and no INTs). The Rams are 26th in the league against the pass (241 ypg) and have allowed the second-most TDs through the air (16). The poor secondary is wasting a good effort from the Rams’ front seven, as they are tied for 10th in sacks (22). Expect another great performance by Hasselback against these Rams.
Kerry Collins, OAK – Over the last three weeks, Collins has played very well (59%, 674 yards, six TDs and two INTs), despite Randy Moss nursing the injury bug. The Raiders will face the 29th-ranked Bronco pass defense (245 ypg), which has surrendered 12 TDs to date.
Jake Plummer, DEN – Plummer and the Bronco offense entered their bye week on top of their game (63%, 309 yards, four TDs and no INTs) with a big win over a good Philly team. The Raiders’ pass defense is adequate (22nd, 220 ypg, 11 TDs surrendered), and has played well the last three weeks (173 ypg, with 12 sacks). However, Denver protects the mobile Plummer well (with a second-least 10 sacks), and should continue to click at a red-hot level against the Raiders.
Michael Vick, ATL – Everything with Vick is relative – such as saying his younger brother Marcus has the better throwing arm (who doesn’t?). FOR HIM, last week’s game against Miami was monumental – he completed more than 18 passes for the first time in three years (22/31) and passed for more than 200 yards for the first time this season (228). If Atlanta elects to throw the ball this week as well, it will be against a good Packer pass defense – one that is ranked 12th against the pass (179 ypg), but one that has allowed the fourth-most TDs to date (14). It may be a rare comfortable play for Vick owners.
Kelly Holcomb, BUF – If you’re hurting for a bye-week QB, Holcomb might be your guy. The Bills passing game has picked up of late and the squad is coming off a bye week, giving them the opportunity to make their offense more balanced. Holcomb has done well the last two games (65%, 422 yards, three TDs and one INT). The Bills face the 31st-ranked Chiefs this week (261 ypg), who has surrendered the second-most TDs to date (16). This is a prime chance for Holcomb to exploit this defense.
Negative Play:
Tom Brady, NE -- Brady has been playing well the last two weeks (67%, 464 yards, four TDs and no INTs), but he has not received much help from the rest of his squad. The Dolphins are mediocre against the pass (195 ypg, 14th), but have responded of late, with 11 sacks in three games. This should be a solid start for Brady, but not a spectacular one.
Brett Favre, GB – With the Packer running game in shambles, Favre should put the ball up a lot. That is not always a good thing, however (remember his five-interception game two weeks ago?). He has struggled the last three weeks (67%, 808 yards, three TDs, six INTs), but his completion percentage would be stratospheric if his WRs would catch the balls they drop. He will face a mediocre defense in Atlanta (204 ypg, 17th) which has held its opponents to an average of 149 ypg the last two weeks).
Byron Leftwich, JAX – Leftwich has made his passes count the last two weeks (66%, 431 yards, three TDs, one INT). The Ravens’ pass defense has been slipping of late (164 ypg, fourth for the season – 175 ypg allowed the last three weeks). Still, the Ravens will be too strong for Leftwich.
Mark Brunell, WAS – The shine has worn off of Brunell, as he no longer is tallying two or three TDs per game – he’s been rather pedestrian the last three weeks (58%, 541 yards, three TDs, and one INT). This week, he faces the second-ranked pass defense of Tampa (161 ypg), which has allowed just three passing TDs this year.
1 Peyton Manning, IND
2 Matt Hasselbeck, SEA
3 Marc Bulger, STL
4 Eli Manning, NYG
5 Donovan McNabb, PHI
6 Kerry Collins, OAK
7 Jake Plummer, DEN
8 Tom Brady, NE
9 Michael Vick, ATL
10 Jake Delhomme, CAR
11 Drew Bledsoe, DAL
12 Brett Favre, GB
13 Trent Green, KC
14 Byron Leftwich, JAX
15 Kurt Warner, ARI
16 Kelly Holcomb, BUF
17 Mark Brunell, WAS
18 Brad Johnson, MIN
19 Gus Frerotte, MIA
20 Kyle Orton, CHI
21 Chris Simms, TB
22 Joey Harrington, DET
23 Brooks Bollinger, NYJ
24 Trent Dilfer, CLE
25 David Carr, HOU
26 Charlie Batch, PIT
27 Kyle Boller, BAL
28 Cody Pickett, SF
Running Backs
Bye Weeks: Rudi Johnson, Chris Perry, Antowain Smith, Aaron Stecker, LaDainian Tomlinson, Chris Brown, Travis Henry
Plus Play:
Stephen Davis, CAR – Davis has slipped of late in his yardage production, but he has been stunning in the red zone (3.1 ypc, but 11 TDs). That’s in addition to DeShaun Foster being ineffective (2.6 ypc, no TDs). This week, the Panthers face the 30th-ranked Jets rush defense (140 ypg) that has given up 11 TDs on the ground (27th). Expect another big game by Davis.
Mike Anderson and Tatum Bell, DEN –Anderson and Bell were just as successful as Plummer in the Broncos’ last game against Philly (35 carries, 233 yards, three TDs combined). As a group, Denver leads the league in yards per carry (5.3). They should continue to roll this week, despite facing a decent Oakland squad against the run (116 ypg, 17th – 22nd in rushing TDs surrendered (nine)).
Cedric Benson and Adrian Peterson, CHI – With Thomas Jones expected to miss this week, the burden falls upon Benson and Peterson. They both did well against the Saints last week (a combined 6.9 ypc for 137 yards and a TD). They will face the 14th-ranked Niners run defense (110 ypg) that has allowed a second-worst 12 rushing TDs to date.
Duce Staley, PIT – Staley is expected to start as Willie Parker and Jerome Bettis are questionable. Staley’s debut last week was successful (15 carries for 76 yards, one TD). Having the pitiful Charlie Batch under center can only help. This week, the Steelers face the 28th-ranked Browns run defense (129 ypg), which has been decent in the red zone (four TDs, tied for eighth).
Greg Jones, JAX – Jones is expected to start in place of Fred Taylor. Jones did well last week when Taylor went down (3.9 ypc, one TD). The Ravens’ run defense is without Ray Lewis and is not the stiff squad that they have been in the past (99 ypg, 10th-ranked), including 114 ypg over the last three weeks. Jones should still be a good bye-week play, but watch reports to make sure Taylor’s out for the game.
Sam Gado, GB – The Packers really have had to dig deep into their corps of RBs. After Tony Fisher went down with a rib injury, and ReShard Lee couldn’t hold onto the ball, Gado and his one career carry was thrust into the forefront. He did well (26 carries, 62 yards, one TD), and if Fisher remains out for a significant period of time, Gado could be a good emergency back-up to have on your bench. This week, he faces the 18th-ranked Falcon run defense (118 ypg).
Negative Play:
Brian Westbrook, – The Eagles are last in the league in rushing the football. Luckily, Westbrook is still a viable fantasy back when you add in his receiving yards (806 total yards, five total TDs). But this week, the Eagles go against the sixth-ranked Cowboy run defense (89 ypg), which, ironically, is Westbrook’s highest rushing total of the season. In Week Five, Dallas held Philly to 19 yards rushing on nine attempts. This defensive front is tied for first in fewest rushing TDs allowed (two).
Julius Jones, DAL – In an otherwise good match-up for the Cowboys (the Philly defense is 19th in the league both against the run (118 ypg) and rushing TDs allowed (eight)), Jones is expected to start, but see limited action. With the load being carried by Jones, Marion Barber and Tyson Thompson, it’s hard to pin-point which back will get the most work. It shouldn’t be Jones, however.
Domanick Davis, HOU – Davis did well the last time these two team matched up (28 carries, 98 yards, one TD), but he is battling an ankle injury, so he may be limited. Nevertheless, Houston goes up against a rolling Indy defense – one that is 11th-ranked against the run (99 ypg), and has allowed just 83 ypg over its last two games. They are also tied for first in rushing TDs surrendered (two).
Melwelde Moore, MIN – Moore injured his wrist last week, so he, too, may be limited. Working against him, though, is the reemergence of Michael Bennett, who responded last week with 106 yards on 18 carries and a receiving TD. He has good games in stretches, so Mike Tice’s favorite might get the nod. Either way, the Vikings face the ninth-ranked Giants’ defense (98 ypg) at Giants Stadium, so it will be a tough battle.
1 Shaun Alexander, SEA
2 Edgerrin James, IND
3 Larry Johnson, KC
4 Tiki Barber, NYG
5 Willis McGahee, BUF
6 Lamont Jordan, OAK
7 Steven Jackson, STL
8 Warrick Dunn, ATL
9 Stephen Davis, CAR
10 Brian Westbrook, PHI
11 Mike Anderson, DEN
12 Corey Dillon, NE
13 Clinton Portis, WAS
14 Cedric Benson, CHI
15 Duce Staley, PIT
16 Tatum Bell, DEN
17 Curtis Martin, NYJ
18 Cadillac Williams, TB
19 Ronnie Brown, MIA
20 Julius Jones, DAL
21 Reuben Droughns, CLE
22 Kevin Jones, DET
23 Domanick Davis, HOU
24 Greg Jones, JAX
25 Sam Gado, GB
26 Jamal Lewis, BAL
27 Ricky Williams, MIA
28 Kevan Barlow, SF
29 Michael Bennett, MIN
30 DeShaun Foster, CAR
31 Marion Barber, DAL
32 Mewelde Moore, MIN
33 Adrian Peterson, CHI
34 Marcel Shipp, ARI
35 Dominic Rhodes, IND
36 Chester Taylor, BAL
37 J.J. Arrington, ARI
38 Shawn Bryson, DET
39 Brandon Jacobs, NYG
40 Alvin Pearman, JAX
41 Frank Gore, SF
42 T.J. Duckett, ATL
43 Michael Pittman, TB
44 Ladell Betts, WAS
45 Artose Pinner, DET
46 Shaud Williams, BUF
47 Jonathan Wells, HOU
48 Vernon Haynes, PIT
49 Marshall Faulk, STL
50 William Henderson, GB
Wide Receivers
Bye Weeks: Chad Johnson, T.J. Houshmandzadeh, Chris Henry, Joe Horn, Donte Stallworth, Az-Zahir Hakim, Keenan McCardell, Eric Parker, Drew Bennett, Brandon Jones, Courtney Roby
Plus Play:
Marvin Harrison, IND – Harrison has been on fire the last three weeks (27 targets, 16 receptions, 193 yards, three TDs). This week, the Colts will face the 18th-ranked Texans pass defense (208 ypg) that has allowed 11 passing TDs this season. That number will definitely will go up this week.
Deion Branch, NE – David Givens has been getting more targets of late (27 compared to Branch’s 25), but Branch has gotten into the end zone three times, compared to Givens’ one – including one in each of the last two games. He has a good shot of reaching the end zone once again this week.
Jerry Porter, OAK – Porter has benefited from the injuries to Randy Moss (23 targets, 17 receptions, 234 yards, three TDs in the last three weeks). Against the weak Bronco secondary, that success should continue for Moss.
Chris Chambers, MIA – Chambers, who has made the most of his limited chances the last three weeks (nine receptions, 153 yards, two TDs), should continue to find the end zone against the 27th-ranked passing defense of New England (242 ypg), which has allowed the second-most TDs this season (16).
Joe Jurevicius, SEA – Jurevicius has benefited from the absence of Darrell Jackson and Bobby Engram the last four games (29 targets, 22 receptions, 251 yards, three TDs). Engram is back, but the luster on Jurevicius should last at least another week against the 26th-ranked Rams pass defense.
Muhsin Muhammad, CHI – Kyle Orton has been making a charge for Rookie of the Year lately, and Muhammad is benefiting (10 receptions, 173 yards, one TD the last three weeks). The reason for his selection, though, is that the Bears are facing the pitiful Niners pass defense (307 ypg, 32nd) that has surrendered the most TDs to date (17).
Negative Play:
Santana Moss, WAS – While Brunell has been slipping of late, so has Moss, although he is still a good play (25 targets, 16 receptions, 225 yards, one TD). He, too, will have a tough go of it against the fourth-ranked Tampa defense.
Donald Driver and Antonio Chatman, GB – With the reemergence of the Packer TE passing game (Bubba Franks and Donald Lee combined for 34 targets, 25 receptions, 192 yards, one TD), Driver and Chatman’s productivity has dropped (52 targets, 35 receptions, 425 yards, two TDs). The Falcons are fourth in sacks made (24), so expect Favre to continue to dish the ball to the TEs and limit the WRs.
Hines Ward, PIT -- Charlie Batch has meant death for the Steeler WRs – the corps totaled three receptions last week. He should make Cleveland’s 19th-ranked pass defense (210 ypg) look great.
Jimmy Smith, JAX – Ernest Wilford and Matt Jones has seen their targets increase (from eight total in Weeks Five and Six to 14 each the last two weeks, while Smith’s has decreased (from 16 to 10). That’s not expected to change against the fourth-ranked Ravens’ defense.
Derrick Mason, BAL – UH, OH!!! Kyle Boller’s back!!! That spells DOOM for Mason. It’s not that Anthony Wright was all that great, but Mason had developed into a decent No. 2/great No. 3 fantasy WR at Baltimore – something that wasn’t expected with Boller under center. You should be careful starting Mason this week, as the Ravens will face the third-ranked Jaguars’ pass defense (162 ypg) that has made eight sacks over the last two weeks.
Andre Johnson, HOU – David Carr completed just six passes in nine attempts for 48 yards in Week Seven against the Colts, and it’s hard to expect things to get much better at Indy. The Colts are ninth in the league against the pass (180 ypg) with eight TDs surrendered and a league-leading 28 sacks made. As usual, the Texans lead the league in sacks allowed (43).
1 Steve Smith, CAR
2 Marvin Harrison, IND
3 Larry Fitzgerald, ARI
4 Plaxico Burress, NYG
5 Torry Holt, STL
6 Reggie Wayne, IND
7 Santana Moss, WAS
8 Joey Galloway, TB
9 Donald Driver, GB
10 Deion Branch, NE
11 Rod Smith, DEN
12 Randy Moss, OAK
13 Jerry Porter, OAK
14 Chris Chambers, MIA
15 Eric Moulds, BUF
16 Joe Jurevicius, SEA
17 Keyshawn Johnson, DAL
18 Hines Ward, PIT
19 Muhsin Muhammad, CHI
20 Terry Glenn, DAL
21 Laveranues Coles, NYJ
22 Jimmy Smith, JAX
23 Bobby Engram, SEA
24 Eddie Kennison, KC
25 Kevin Curtis, STL
26 Reggie Brown, PHI
27 Ernest Wilford, JAC
28 Derrick Mason, BAL
29 Andre Johnson, HOU
30 David Givens, NE
31 Greg Lewis, PHI
32 Brian Finneran, ATL
33 Ashley Lelie, DEN
34 Bryant Johnson, ARI
35 Nate Burleson, MIN
36 Antonio Bryant, CLE
37 Lee Evans, BUF
38 Antonio Chatman, GB
39 Amani Toomer, NYG
40 Roy Williams, DET
41 Isaac Bruce, STL
42 Braylon Edwards, CLE
43 Scott Vines, DET
44 Justin McCareins, NYJ
45 Jabar Gaffney, HOU
46 Marcus Robinson, MIN
47 Marty Booker, MIA
48 Doug Gabriel, OAK
49 Antwaan Randle El, PIT
50 Travis Taylor, MIN
Tight Ends
Bye Weeks: Matt Schobel, Ernie Conwell, Zach Hilton, Antonio Gates, Erron Kinney, Ben Troupe
1 Jeremy Shockey, NYG
2 Alge Crumpler, ATL
3 Tony Gonzalez, KC
4 Jason Witten, DAL
5 Todd Heap, BAL
6 Jerramy Stevens, SEA
7 Randy McMichael, MIA
8 Heath Miller, PIT
9 Chris Cooley, WAS
10 L.J. Smith, PHI
11 Bubba Franks, GB
12 Marcus Pollard, DET
13 Jermaine Wiggins, MIN
14 Daniel Graham, NE
15 Dallas Clark, IND
16 Desmond Clark, CHI
17 Jeb Putzier, DEN
18 Alex Smith, TB
19 Courtney Anderson, OAK
20 Ben Watson, NE
21 Doug Jolley, NYJ
22 Steve Heiden, CLE
23 Donald Lee, GB
24 Michael Gaines, CAR
25 Stephen Alexander, DEN
26 Eric Edwards, ARI
27 Mark Campbell, BUF
28 Aaron Shea, CLE
29 Mike Sellers, WAS
30 Billy Bajema, SF
31 Anthony Becht, TB
32 Kris Mangum, CAR
33 Kyle Brady, JAX
34 Jim Kleinsasser, MIN
35 Trent Smith, SF
36 Brandon Manumaleuna, STL
37 Adam Bergen, ARI
38 Chris Baker, NYJ
39 David Martin, GB
40 Robert Royal, WAS
Kickers
Bye Weeks: Shayne Graham, Nate Kaeding, Rob Bironas, John Carney
1 Neil Rackers, ARI
2 Jay Feely, NYG
3 Mike Vanderjagt, IND
4 Josh Brown, SEA
5 Jason Elam, DEN
6 John Kasay, CAR
7 Jeff Reed, PIT
8 Adam Vinatieri, NE
9 Jeff Wilkins, STL
10 Todd Peterson, ATL
11 David Akers, PHI
12 Lawrence Tynes, KC
13 Rian Lindell, BUF
14 Sebastian Janikowski, OAK
15 Jason Hanson, DET
16 Shaun Siusham, DAL
17 Josh Scobee, JAX
18 Olindo Mare, MIA
19 Robbie Gould, CHI
20 Matt Stover, BAL
21 Ryan Longwell, GB
22 Paul Edinger, MIN
23 Phil Dawson, CLE
24 John Hall, WAS
25 Matt Bryant, TB
26 Mike Nugent, NYJ
27 Joe Nedney, SF
28 Kris Brown, HOU
Team Defenses
Bye Weeks: Cincinnati, Tennessee, San Diego, New Orleans
1 Chicago Bears
2 Indianapolis Colts
3 Pittsburgh Steelers
4 New York Giants
5 Carolina Panthers
6 Jacksonville Jaguars
7 Detroit Lions
8 Tampa Bay Buccaneers
9 Atlanta Falcons
10 Dallas Cowboys
11 Washington Redskins
12 Baltimore Ravens
13 Philadelphia Eagles
14 Seattle Seahawks
15 Arizona Cardinals
16 Buffalo Bills
17 Kansas City Chiefs
18 New England Patriots
19 Cleveland Browns
20 Miami Dolphins
21 Denver Broncos
22 San Francisco 49ers
23 New York Jets
24 Oakland Raiders
25 Green Bay Packers
26 St. Louis Rams
27 Minnesota Vikings
28 Houston Texans
Defensive Backs
1 Adrian Wilson, ARI
2 Adam Archuleta, STL
3 Troy Polamalu, PIT
4 Greg Wesley, KC
5 Kerry Rhodes, NYJ
6 Tony Parrish, SF
7 Gibril Wilson, NYG
8 Ronde Barber, TB
9 Michael Lewis, PHI
10 Roy Williams, DAL
11 Erik Coleman, NYJ
12 Marcus Trufant, SEA
13 Jason Webster, ATL
14 Charles Tillman, CHI
15 Chris Gamble, CAR
16 Brian Dawkins, PHI
17 Sammy Knight, KC
18 Nate Clements, BUF
19 Rashean Mathis, JAX
20 Mike Brown, CHI
21 DeAngelo Hall, ATL
22 Darrent Williams, DEN
23 Terence Newman, DAL
24 Sean Taylor, WAS
25 Chris Hope, PIT
26 Brent Alexander, NYG
27 Antoine Winfield, MIN
28 Kenoy Kennedy, DET
29 Bob Sanders, IND
30 Robert Griffith, ARI
31 Nick Harper, IND
32 Lance Schulters, MIA
33 Dunta Robinson, HOU
34 Ike Taylor, PIT
35 Darren Sharper, MIN
36 Eugene Wilson, NE
37 Corey Chavous, MIN
38 Kelly Herndon, SEA
39 Shawntae Spencer, SF
40 Ken Lucas, CAR
41 Bryan Scott, ATL
42 Brian Russell, CLE
43 Nick Ferguson, DEN
44 Stuart Schweigert, OAK
45 Nick Collins, GB
46 Terrence Holt, DET
47 Will Allen, NYG
48 Jerry Azumah, CHI
49 Lawyer Milloy, BUF
50 Ahmad Carroll, GB
51 Lito Sheppard, PHI
52 Brian Kelly, TB
53 Will Demps, BAL
54 Michael Boulware, SEA
55 Daylon McCutcheon, CLE
56 Michael Doss, IND
57 Chris Crocker, CLE
58 Terrence McGee, BUF
59 Jermaine Phillips, TB
60 Ty Law, NYJ
Linebackers
1 Jonathan Vilma, NYJ
2 Zach Thomas, MIA
3 Jeremiah Trotter, PHI
4 Nick Barnett, GB
5 Mike Peterson, JAX
6 Brian Urlacher, CHI
7 Danny Clark, OAK
8 Antonio Pierce, NYG
9 London Fletcher, BUF
10 Kirk Morrison, OAK
11 Andra Davis, CLE
12 Kawika Mitchell, KC
13 Lofa Tatupu, SEA
14 Demorrio Williams, ATL
15 Karlos Dansby, ARI
16 Cato June, IND
17 Tommy Polley, BAL
18 Mike Vrabel, NE
19 Derrick Brooks, TB
20 Larry Foote, PIT
21 Angelo Crowell, BUF
22 Will Witherspoon, CAR
23 Marcus Washington, WAS
24 Dan Morgan, CAR
25 Derek Smith, SF
26 Shelton Quarles, TB
27 Morlon Greenwood, HOU
28 Julian Peterson, SF
29 Boss Bailey, DET
30 Derrick Johnson, KC
31 Pisa Tinoisamoa, STL
32 Adalius Thomas, BAL
33 Lavar Arrington, WAS
34 Sam Cowart, MIN
35 Lance Briggs, CHI
36 Lemar Marshall, WAS
37 Tedy Bruschi, NE
38 Ian Gold, DEN
39 Keith Brooking, ATL
40 Demarcus Ware, DAL
41 Al Wilson, DEN
42 Channing Crowder, MIA
43 Scott Fujita, KC
44 Kendrell Bell, KC
45 Gary Brackett, IND
46 Ben Taylor, CLE
47 Dexter Coakley, DAL
48 Dhani Jones, PHI
49 E.J. Henderson, MIN
50 James Darling, ARI
51 Daryl Smith, JAX
52 Earl Holmes, DET
53 Robert Thomas, GB
54 David Thornton, IND
55 Akinola Ayodele, JAX
56 Dat Nguyen, DAL
57 D.J. Williams, DEN
58 James Farrior, PIT
59 Kenard Lang, CLE
60 Napoleon Harris, MIN
Defensive Linemen
1 Michael Strahan, NYG
2 Robert Mathis, IND
3 Dwight Freeney, IND
4 John Abraham, NYJ
5 John Henderson, JAX
6 Julius Peppers, CAR
7 James Hall, DET
8 Rod Coleman, ATL
9 Adewale Ogunleye, CHI
10 Jevon Kearse, PHI
11 Osi Umenyiora, NYG
12 Shaun Ellis, NYJ
13 Aaron Schobel, BUF
14 Mike Rucker, CAR
15 Terrell Suggs, BAL
16 Dewayne White, TB
17 Jared Allen, KC
18 Bryce Fisher, SEA
19 Darwin Walker, PHI
20 Grant Wistrom, SEA
21 Aaron Kampman, GB
22 Alex Brown, CHI
23 Kabeer Gbaja-Biamila, GB
24 Chike Okeafor, ARI
25 Phillip Daniels, WAS
26 Greg Ellis, DAL
27 Patrick Kerney, ATL
28 Orpheus Roye, CLE
29 Derrick Burgess, OAK
30 Anthony Hargrove, STL
31 Simeon Rice, TB
32 Bryant Young, SF
33 Jason Taylor, MIA
34 Kendrick Clancy, NYG
35 Reggie Hayward, JAX
36 Darnell Dockett, ARI
37 Matt Roth, MIA
38 Paul Spicer, JAX
39 Leonard Little, STL
40 Aaron Smith, PIT
41 Kalimba Edwards, DET
42 Tommie Harris, CHI
43 Chris Kelsay, BUF
44 Raheem Brock, IND
45 Kevin Carter, MIA
46 Warren Sapp, OAK
47 Marcus Stroud, JAX
48 Pat Williams, MIN
49 Vonnie Holliday, MIA
50 Kevin Williams, MIN
51 Kelly Gregg, BAL
52 Eric Hicks, KC
53 Vince Wilfork, NE
54 Ryan Pickett, STL
55 Courtney Brown, DEN
56 Marcus Spears, DAL
57 Corey Simon, IND
58 Ty Warren, NE
59 Mike Patterson, PHI
60 Greg Spires, TB
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