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#150 – Auburn Kicker Daniel Carlson
#149 – Iowa OG Sean Welsh
#148 – Arizona State OG Sam Jones
#147 – Tennessee CB Rashaan Gaulden
#146 – UConn DL Foley Fatukasi
#145 – Alabama RB Bo Scarborough
#144 – Boise State WR Cedrick Wilson
#143 – Stony Brook OL Timon Parris
#142 – UCLA C Scott Quessenberry
#141 – Boston College CB Isaac Yiadom
#140 – LSU OL Toby Weathersby
#139 – South Carolina TE Hayden Hurst
#138 – TCU OL Matt Pryor
#137 – South Florida DL Deadrin Senat
#136 – Tennessee RB John Kelly
#135 – Stanford CB Quenton Meeks
#134 – Florida WR Antonio Callaway
#133 – Memphis LB Genard Avery
#132 – Texas A&M S Armani Watts
#131 – Clemson WR Deon Cain
#130 – N.C. State OL Tony Adams
#129 – Ohio State LB Jerome Baker
#128 – Kansas State CB D.J. Reed
#127 – Florida State DL Derrick Nnadi
#126 – BYU LB Fred Warner
Notables:
There likely isn’t a kicker worthy of a top 150 selection, but Daniel Carlson is the top kicker in this year’s class just slightly ahead of Florida’s Eddy Pineiro. The Giants are in need of an upgrade at the kicker position.
Toby Weathersby and Timon Parris are two potential sleepers among the offensive line prospects. Both played tackle at the collegiate level but will likely make the transition to guard in the NFL.
The Giants are in need of a slot cornerback and Kansas State’s D.J. Reed could be a steal on day three if available. He lacks ideal size at 5-foot-9, 188-pounds, but consistently made plays for the Wildcats both in the secondary and on special teams.
BYU linebacker Fred Warner is a prospect to keep an eye on. The Cougars 6-foot-3, 236-pound linebacker is a versatile playmaker that would fit nicely in James Bettcher’s defense.