Pick

Team

Pos.

Player

College

Class

Ht.

Wt.

21

DE

Jarvis Moss

Florida

Jr.

6-6

250

Drafting a safety for the future is something the Broncos will do, but with Texas’ Michael Griffin available, he’s a possible selection. Denver has depth issues along their defensive line and adding a young pass rusher to their defense is more important than selecting a safety. Florida’s Jarvis Moss is the answer for Denver.

22

WR

Dwayne Jarrett

USC

Jr.

6-4

219

The Cowboys have a lot of concerns to address on their team: the offensive line, wide receiver, and the secondary. Adding a cornerback is something the Cowboys may do at this pick, but this draft is very deep with defensive backs, so that can wait. Adding a receiver to the offense, especially with Terrell Owens and Terry Glenn in there thirties, seems to be the right choice. USC’s Dwayne Jarrett is the pick.

23

WR

Robert Meachem

Tennessee

Jr.

6-3

200

The Chiefs need a receiver. It’s obvious to everyone that they lack a big-play threat on the outside. The Chiefs have the best tight end in the league in Tony Gonzalez, and he provides a big target to over the middle, but adding a receiver that stretches the field helps out the K.C. offense. Tennessee’s Robert Meachem is the selection.

24

from

OLB

Lawrence Timmons

Florida State

Jr.

6-1

234

The New England Patriots signed the top linebacker on the free agent market this off-season, Baltimore’s Adalius Thomas. But what Bill Belichick likes is to attack the opposition. Adding a young linebacker with great potential is intriguing to the Patriots, and Florida State’s Lawrence Timmons is a quality pick at this selection.