1. Taven Bryan- I was not high on the guy at all. He has all the tools, but disappears for long periods of time. He lacks consistency and I can't stand that. Grade C

2. D.J. Chark- This is a case of loving the player and hating the pick. If we had a reliable QB who the coaches trusted to throw the ball downfield with accuracy, I'd give this pick an A+, but we don't. I just believe this selection would have been better used at a different position. He'll be underutilized here, because we don't have a QB who can consistently get him the ball for big plays. Grade B

3. Ronnie Harrison- This pick was pretty much a steal. At worst, he can be our top backup at both Safety positions. At best, he can win a starting spot. I love his versatility to play FS or SS. Grade B+

4. Will Richardson- This was without a doubt, my favorite pick of the draft. Richardson is an excellent pass protector and very good run blocker. IMO, he is the equivalent of what Parnell is, at his best. If not for some off the field issues, I truly believe he would've been a day 2 pick. At best, he'll be the new starting RT, at worst, I believe he will be our top swing Tackle. Grade A+

6. Tanner Lee- Seriously? This guy was undraftable in my opinion. He's accuracy is all over the place, he struggles reading defenses and his technique is poor. This was a totally wasted pick. He won't make it out of the preseason and he may not make it out of training camp. Grade F

7. Leon Jacobs- I was surprised to see him fall so low. Although he wasn't my favorite linebacker in the draft, he definitely has potential. He has superb athleticism, but has never put it all together to have that breakout season. I believe he will be a better pro than he was a college player. I can see him starting the strong side linebacker position from day one of the regular season. Grade B

7. Logan Cooke- Another wasted pick. I'm a firm believer in never wasting a draft pick on a punter. They can easily be found as UDFA's. Grade F

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