NFL mock draft: Full rounds four through seven with several Seahawks picks

Round 5

Pick 145 – Ta’Quan Graham – DE – Texas – Jacksonville

Pick 146 – Royce Newman – G – Ole Miss – NY Jets

Pick 147 – Jake Curhan – OT – California – Houston

Pick 148 – Camryn Bynum – CB – California – Atlanta

Pick 149 – Tony Poljan – TE – Virginia – Cincinnati

Pick 150 – Dorian Etheridge – LB – Louisville – Philadelphia

Pick 151 – Divine Deablo – S – Virginia Tech – Carolina

Pick 152 – Marcus Murphy – S – Mississippi State – Denver

Pick 153 – Thomas Graham – CB – Oregon – NY Giants

Pick 154 – K.J.Britt – LB – Auburn – Detroit

Pick 155 – Darrick Forrest – S – Cincinnati – San Francisco

Pick 156 – Tyree Johnson – LB – Texas A&M – Philadelphia

Pick 157 – Ben Cleveland – G – Georgia – Minnesota

Pick 158 – Marco Wilson – CB – Florida – New England

Wilson is just too good to be in round 5 but he may well end up there. He has great balance, good size, is a good tackler and a pretty effective blitzer too. Not bad for a round five pick then.

Pick 159 – Jahad Woods – LB – Washington State – LA Chargers

Pick 160 – Kenny Yeboah – TE – Ole Miss – Arizona

Yeboah is a better TE than some of those that will go before him and thus presents value in round 5. A transfer from Temple, he is a bit of a late bloomer, under the radar player that is particularly adept in the red zone.

Pick 161 – Rakeem Boyd – RB – Arkansas – Buffalo

Pick 162 – Robert Hainsey – G – Notre Dame – Las Vegas

Pick 163 – Peyton Ramsey – QB – Northwestern – Washington

Pick 164 – Amari Rodgers – WR – Clemson – Chicago

Pick 165 – Daelin Hayes – DE – Notre Dame – Indianapolis

Pick 166 – Chase Lucas – CB – Arizona State – Tennessee

Pick 167 – Elerson Smith – DE – Northern Iowa – Las Vegas

Pick 168 – Thayor Munford – OT- Ohio State – Minnesota

Pick 169 – Tuf Borland – LB – Ohio State – Cleveland

Pick 170 – Noah Gray – TE – Duke – Jacksonville

Pick 171 – Quinn Meinerz – G – Wisconsin-Whitewater – Baltimore

Pick 172 – Anthony Schwartz – WR – Auburn – San Francisco

If speed kills, then this guy is deadly. Love to see a foot race with him, Tyreek Hill and Eric Stokes. A real big-play threat, downfield or on end arounds, but he is pretty useful in the slot too.

Pick 173 – Josh Myers – C – Ohio State – Green Bay

Pick 174 – Shaka Toney – DE/LB – Penn State – Buffalo

Pick 175 – Malcolm Koonce – DE – Buffalo – Kansas City

Pick 176 – Cornell Powell – WR – Clemson – Tampa Bay

Pick 177 – Josh Palmer – WR – Tennessee – Green Bay

Pick 178 – Christian Uphoff – S – Illinois State – Dallas

Pick 179 – Deonte Brown – G – Alabama – Atlanta

Brown will be viewed as too big to play guard in the modern-day NFL, by the book at 350 pounds that may be right. But Brown is as agile a 350 pounder as you are likely to see. You can’t go through him and it will take a while to get around him.

He will only fall this far because of the size concerns but he is a really good player and whoever picks him this late in the draft will have done well to get a quality O lineman this late.

Pick 180 – Larry Rountree – RB – Missouri – San Francisco

Pick 181 – Quintin Morris – TE – Bowling Green – Kansas City

Pick 182 – James Wiggins – S – Cincinnati – Atlanta

Pick 183 – Keith Taylor – CB – Washington – Atlanta

Pick 184 – Neil Farrell – NT – LSU – Baltimore