6. Justin Smith, DE, Missouri -- A player with unbelievable athletic ability who will impress during workouts and was also very productive on the field. He closes to the quarterback with tremendous burst. Led the Tigers with 97 tackles, 24 for losses, and set a team record with 11 sacks this season.

7. Kenyatta Walker, OT, Florida -- Very good balance and quick feet. He played right tackle with the Gators and has the physical skills to move to left tackle in the NFL.

8. Leonard Davis, OT, Texas -- As a converted defensive lineman, Davis is still learning the position. He made monumental progress as a pass-protector this season. At 6-foot-5, 355 pounds, he is a mammoth and explosive run-blocker. If his pass blocking continues to improve, he will be an ideal right tackle who can key a team's running game in the NFL .

9. Andre Carter, DE, California -- Not a dominant pass-rusher but was very solid and reliable over his college career. He's not a sack artist but had 4.5 sacks in two games vs. USC and Oregon. So solid against the run that he will give you a complete game from the end position.

10. Steve Hutchinson, OG, Michigan -- Former defensive lineman brought a tenacious attitude to his play on offense. Could be a right tackle in the NFL. Opened holes all year on the left side for Anthony Thomas to set the Michigan record for TDs.

11. Chad Johnson, WR, Oregon State -- Tremendous physical ability. Most impressive player at Senior Bowl practices. At 6-foot-1½ 200 pounds, he has explosive speed. He's a good route runner and is a very competitive football player.

12. Santana Moss, WR, Miami (Fla.) -- Coming into a league dominated by big wideouts, Moss' size is his only question mark. He is a playmaker. He has great hands and is extremely effective after the catch. He has very good concentration and he's tough. He won't shy away from coming over the middle. And he's a dynamic punt returner.

13. Todd Heap, TE, Arizona St. -- Good height at 6-4 and uses his athleticism to make spectacular catches regularly. He can stretch the deep middle and cause major matchup problems for defenses. Needs to concentrate on making more of the routine catches.

14. Damione Lewis, DT, Miami (Fla.) -- Lewis got healthy later in the year and has started to come on. He's 6-2, 283 pounds and very quick. He gets great leverage at the point of attack.

15. Richard Seymour, DT, Georgia -- A potential difference-maker whose inconsistent play may hold him back. Good size at 6-5, 290. He doesn't show great burst to the quarterback, but his wingspan and size make him an effective pass rusher. He needs to turn up his intensity and consistency.

16. Jamal Reynolds, DE, Florida St. -- Very consistent, effective, outside pass-rusher for the Seminoles. At 255 pounds, he isn't physically imposing, but he brings a tenacious ability to get to the quarterback.

17. Jeff Backus, OT, Michigan -- He played left tackle at Michigan. Very experienced veteran proved at practices he can be a very effective left tackle in the NFL.

18. Willie Howard, DL, Stanford -- Didn't have a lot of help dealing with constant double teams this year but he fought through that to be very effective, especially in big games. He had his best game against Washington. A potential defensive end in the NFL who would benefit from the freedom on the outside.

19. Jamie Winborn, ILB, Vanderbilt -- He had more than 100 tackles the last three years at Vanderbilt. Tremendous productiviity. He's a tenacious football player. He can play the run and the pass equally well.

20. Michael Bennett, RB, Wisconsin -- He's the Big Ten sprint champ at 100 and 200 meters. He had a brilliant year taking over for Ron Dayne rushing for 1,681 yards with 11 touchdowns. The question mark will be his ability to catch the ball out of the backfield as it was with Dayne. Bennett only logged four catches. He's a tough inside runner with tremendous speed to the outside. He has a chance to got he distance every time he touches the ball.

21. Reggie Wayne, WR, Miami -- Very polished receiver, but needs to show speed at the combine. He's quick out of his cuts, runs precise routes and has great hands.

22. Rod Gardner, WR, Clemson -- Uncoverable at times, especially on deep routes. He was the model of consistency as the Tigers' big-play option. He has great size, soft hands and tremendous body control to adjust to the poorly thrown ball.

23. Drew Brees, QB, Purdue -- Has had a great career in Joe Tiller's offense but will have to prove in workouts that he has the arm strength to be effective in any pro system.

24. Dan Morgan, LB, Miami (Fla.) -- This tackling machine played in the middle this year but could be moved to the outside in the NFL. Morgan's question is that he's not as fluid as some would like. But he has tenacious attitude, he's instinctive and he's a playmaker. He gets the maximum from his ability in every game.

25. Quinton Caver, LB, Arkansas -- Tremendous range with a frame that can add size. Even though he was the one defensive player Razorbacks' opponents had to key on, he was still very productive. Caver had two games with over 20 tackles.

25a. LaDainian Tomlinson, RB, TCU -- On the fringe of the Big Board, he caught the ball well and showed a great burst and tremendous vision during Senior Bowl practices.