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• Jeff said April 25, 2009

  #33 Louis Delmas, Detroit Lions.
  #34 Patrick Chung, New England Patriots

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• Harvey_Bars said April 25, 2009

  #35. James Laurinitis, St. Louis Rams
  

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• Jeff said April 25, 2009

  #36 Brian Robiskie, Cleveland Browns. Hometown guy.

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• Jeff said April 25, 2009

  #37 Alphonso Smith, Denver Broncos. I have trouble deciding who I like better, Alphonso Smith or Alphonso Ribeiro. I think I like the latter better.
  
  

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  • Harvey_Bars replied April 25, 2009

    Traded one of their first round picks next year to get Smith. So they essentially traded Jay Cutler for this guy.
• nfldraft said April 25, 2009

  What are the odds this Louis Vuitton bag belongs to Mel Kiper and not Deion?

  

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• Harvey_Bars said April 25, 2009

  #38. Rey Maualuga, Cincinnati Bengals. Finally. Maualuga falling this far is a testament to the power Erin Andrews has over the entire sports world.
  

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• nfldraft said April 25, 2009

  My favorite quote so far.
  
  St. Louis #2: Jason Smith on why he wanted to play for the Rams:
  
  "Obviously, they are the bottom."
  
  
  
  Perhaps I'm taking it out of context but I'm sure the Internets don't mind.

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• Jeff said April 25, 2009

  #39 Eben Britton, Jacksonville Jaguars. "Needs more Sand in Pants." Seriously. I was thinking the same thing.

  

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• nfldraft said April 25, 2009

  When asked Michael Oher (Baltimore #23) was asked if he liked crab, a Maryland delicacy, he said, "Oh yeah, I love shrimp."

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• Harvey_Bars said April 25, 2009

  #40 Ron Brace and # 41 Darius Butler, New England Patriots. Mike Mayock could replace Skip Bayless on First And 10 and the show wouldn't miss a beat.

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• Harvey_Bars said April 25, 2009

  #42 Jairus Byrd, Buffalo Bills. I know a lot about him. I've definitely heard of him before. I just don't feel like sharing. Promise.

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• Harvey_Bars said April 25, 2009

  #43 Everette Brown, Carolina Panthers. Sadly for Brown, being selected 43rd means he probably won't get the kind of money he did at Florida State.

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• Roger_Dorn said April 25, 2009

  Yardbarker NFL Draft Commercial Break.
  
  
  

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• Harvey_Bars said April 25, 2009

  #44 Pat White, Miami Dolphins. Good chance the Dolphins become the first NFL team to run the A-11 formation.

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• Harvey_Bars said April 25, 2009

  #45 Clint Sintim, New York Giants. His highlight film was terrible, it was like the Freddy Got Fingered of highlight reels.
  

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• Harvey_Bars said April 25, 2009

  #46 Connor Barwin, Houston Texans. Sucks to be the first guy chosen during a commercial break. Unless of course its a Japanese commecial featuring Nick Cage.
  

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• Harvey_Bars said April 25, 2009

  #47 Michael Mitchell, Oakland Raiders. Just the guy Raiders fans were dreaming of.

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• Harvey_Bars said April 25, 2009

  #48 Darcel McBath, Denver Broncos. Ummm...let's just both agree I'm not your only source for info on Darcel McBath and move on.

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• Jeff said April 25, 2009

  #49 Max Unger Seattle Seahawks. Brian Billick says he's "Crusty." There's 2nd round crusty and 3rd round crusty. This appears to be 2nd round crusty.

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• nfldraft said April 25, 2009

  The draft seems calmer than it was last year. There's maybe 70% of the media here and the fans aren't quite as drunk, I don't think. They love the fact that Dallas just missed its pick, though.

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  • Jeff replied April 25, 2009

    They're saying it's a trade. Maybe. Actually, no one knows what just happened.
• Jeff said April 25, 2009

  #50 Mohamed Massaquoi, Cleveland Browns.

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• Jeff said April 25, 2009

  #51 Andy Levitre, Buffalo Bills. The Cowboys didn't pass, but traded away the pick to Cleveland.

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• Jeff said April 25, 2009

  #52 David Veikune, Cleveland Browns. Ikaika Alama-Francis of Hawaii went in round 2 back in 2007. Interesting that a school known only for offense has produced some high pick defensive talent over the last few years.

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• Jeff said April 25, 2009

  #53 LeSean McCoy, Philadelphia Eagles.

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  • Harvey_Bars replied April 25, 2009

    Shady McCoy is is just an absolutely phenomenal moniker.
• nfldraft said April 25, 2009

  We're currently experiencing our first commercial-break Kiper chant.

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• Jeff said April 25, 2009

  #54 Phil Loadholt, Minnesota Vikings. Lots of "This guy is a load" comments. Phil probably thought that would stop after 2nd grade, but no such luck. The best part about this pick has to be the fact that it was introduced by a monster.com rep named Onyx.
  

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  • nfldraft replied April 25, 2009

    Perfect opportunity to make a Sticky Fingaz joke.
• Harvey_Bars said April 25, 2009

  #55 William Moore, Atlanta Falcons.

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• Harvey_Bars said April 25, 2009

  #56 Fili Moala, Indianapolis Colts. Colts find themselves a Fili. Ugh, I'm sorry. I'll go harm myself for that one.

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• nfldraft said April 25, 2009

  Overheard from a nearby scout re: Paul Kruger: "He was whooping Alabama's a$$ in that game."
  
  Too bad for Ravens fans he can't catch footballs.

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• Harvey_Bars said April 25, 2009

  #57 Paul Kruger, Baltimore Ravens. Shares a name with the 5th president of South Africa. I know I know, you've heard this all before.

  

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  • nfldraft replied April 25, 2009

    African-American D-Ends have typically fared well in Baltimore.
    • Harvey_Bars replied April 25, 2009

      Yes, but what about South African-Americans?
      • nfldraft replied April 25, 2009

        South Africa is in Africa so as far as I'm concerned, that's African-American. Semantics has no place in a live blog. Live blogs are for making fun of Al Davis and maybe other stuff too. Maybe.
• Harvey_Bars said April 25, 2009

  #58 Sebastian Vollmer, New England Patriots. "They call him Seabass. Don't ask me why." - Mike Mayock. Trust me, I won't. I'm pretty sure it's because his first name is Sebastian.

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• Roger_Dorn said April 25, 2009

  I know football hasn't made it into the olympics yet, but do you think we'll see the sport in the Space Olympics?
  
  
  

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• nfldraft said April 25, 2009

  There is a beautiful woman inside Radio City. Not a reporter but an actual fan. It can't possibly be true. I must be hallucinating. This place is 98% guys and 99% of those are trainwrecks.

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• Harvey_Bars said April 25, 2009

  #59 Sherrod Martin, Carolina Panthers.

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• Harvey_Bars said April 25, 2009

  #60 William Beatty, New York Giants. Even by normal NFL draft second round standards, this round is exceptionally dull.

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  • nfldraft replied April 25, 2009

    I thought it was just me. This draft is a snoozer compared to last year. Even the crowd seems bored.
• Harvey_Bars said April 25, 2009

  #61 Sean Smith, Miami Dolphins. NFL.com draft analysis "Cocky and talks trash" which is fine except they could have just written "cornerback" instead

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• nfldraft said April 25, 2009

  Paul Kruger is probably the first draft pick in history to be both a Mormon and a stabbing victim. What kinds of situations do Mormons find themselves in where they get stabbed? In Utah?
  
  

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  • Harvey_Bars replied April 25, 2009

    "What kinds of situations do Mormons find themselves in where they get stabbed?"
    
    I imagine having 14 wives could create some animosity.
• Harvey_Bars said April 25, 2009

  #62. Sen'Darick Marks, Tennessee Titans. Sen"darick is what I wanted to name my first child. That's so weird.

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• Harvey_Bars said April 25, 2009

  #63 Cody Brown, Arizona Cardinals. I can't think of one successful Cody.

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  • nfldraft replied April 25, 2009

    Dan Cody was terrible also.
    • Harvey_Bars replied April 25, 2009

      Ditto for Shaun Cody.
      • nfldraft replied April 25, 2009

        Dan Cody just broke another bone reading this.
• Harvey_Bars said April 25, 2009

  #64 Richard Quinn, Denver Broncos. Maybe they finally move Scheffler now.

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• nfldraft said April 25, 2009

  Final pick of the day, folks, and his name's Dick Quinn. #64 so of course they're playing the Beatles. We'll be back tomorrow with all the press-conference video from day one.

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• JASON323_310 said April 25, 2009

  I'm loving that Al Davis drafted Michael Mitchell.. Taylor Mays in 2010!!

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