Round Three 1. Detroit* - Kevin Smith, RB (Cent. Flor) 2. St. Louis - John Greco, OT (Toledo) 3. Miami* - Kendall Langford, DE (Hampton) 4. Carolina - Charles Godfrey, CB (Iowa) 5. Atlanta - Chevis Jackson, CB (LSU) 6. San Diego* - Jacob Hester, FB (LSU) 7. Chicago - Earl Bennett, WR (Vanderbilt) 8. Baltimore* - Tavares Gooden, ILB (Miami) 9. Buffalo - Chris Ellis, DE (Va Tech) 10. Kansas City - Jamaal Charles, RB (Texas) 11. Carolina - Dan Connor, ILB (Penn State) 12. San Francisco - Reggie Smith, CB (Oklahoma) 13. Kansas City* - Brad Cottam, TE (Tennessee) 14. Cincinnati - Pat Sims, DT (Auburn) 15. New England* - Shawn Crable, OLB (Michigan) 16. Houston - Antwaun Molden, CB (E Kentucky) 17. Philadelphia - Bryan Smith, DE (McNeese St.) 18. Arizona - Early Doucet, WR (LSU) 19. Kansas City - DuJuan Morgan, S (NC State) 20. Tampa Bay - Jeremy Zuttah, OG (Rutgers) 21. Atlanta* - Harry Douglas, WR (Louisville) 22. Tennessee - Craig Stevens, TE (Cal) 23. Baltimore* - Tom Zbikowski, S (Notre Dame) 24. Detroit - Andre Fluellen, DT (Fla St.) 25. Pittsburgh - Bruce Davis, OLB (UCLA) 26. Houston* - Steve Slaton, RB (WVU) 27. Chicago - Marcus Harrison, DT (Arkansas) 28. Green Bay - Jermichael Finley, TE (Texas) 29. Detroit* - Cliff Avril, DE (Purdue) 30. Indianapolis - Philip Wheeler, ILB (Geo Tech) 31. New England - Kevin O'Connell, QB (SDSU) 32. N.Y. Giants - Mario Manningham, WR (Michigan) 33. Washington - Chad Rinehart, OG (N Iowa) 34. Cincinnati - Andre Caldwell, WR (Florida) 35. Atlanta - Thomas DeCoud, S (Cal) 36. Baltimore - Oniel Cousins, OG (UTEP) Round Four 1. Oakland* - Tyvon Branch, CB (UConn) 2. St. Louis - Justin King, CB (Penn State) 3. Green Bay* - Jeremy Thompson, De (W Forest) 4. Tennessee* - Williams Hayes, DE (Win Salem) 5. Cleveland* - Beau Bell, ILB (UNLV) 6. Kansas City - William Franklin, WR (Missouri) 7. Baltimore - Marcus Smith, WR (New Mexico) 8. San Francisco - Cody Wallace, C (Texas A&M) 9. Denver - Kory Lichtensteiger, C (BYU) 10. Philadelphia* - Michael McGlynn, OG (Pitt) 11. Miami* - Shawn Murphy, OG (Utah St) 12. Cleveland* - Martin Rucker, TE (Missouri) 13. Cincinnati - Anthony Collins, OT (Kansas) 14. N.Y. Jets* - Dwight Lowery, CB (San Jose St) 15. Buffalo - Reggie Corner, CB (Akron) 16. Tampa Bay* - Dre Moore, DT (Maryland) 17. Arizona - Kenny Iwebema, DE (Iowa) 18. Philadelphia* - Quintin Demps, S (UTEP) 19. Houston - Xavier Adibi, OLB (Va Tech) 20. Denver - Jack Williams, CB (Kent St) 21. Chicago* - Craig Steltz, S (LSU) 22. Seattle - Red Bryant, DT (Texas A&M) 23. Dallas* - Tashard Choice, RB (Ga Tech) 24. N.Y. Giants* - Bryan Kehl, OLB (BYU) 25. Washington* - Justin Tryon, CB (Arizona St) 26. Oakland* - Arman Shields, WR (Richmond) 27. Tennessee* - Lavelle Hawkins, WR (Cal) 28. Indianapolis - Jacob Tamme, TE (Kentucky) 29. St. Louis* - Keenan Burton, WR (Kentucky) 30. New England - Jonathan Wilhite, CB (Auburn) 31. Pittsburgh* - Tony Hills, OT (Texas) 32. Philadelphia - Jack Ikegwuonu, CB (Wisconsin) 33. Buffalo - Derek Fine, Te (Kansas) 34. Baltimore - David Hale, OT (Weber St) 35. Tennessee - Stanford Keglar, OLB (Purdue) 36. Green Bay - Josh Sitton, OT (C Florida) Round Five 1. Detroit* - Kenneth Moore, WR (Wake Forest) 2. Minnesota* - John David Booty, QB (USC) 3. Atlanta - Robert James, OLB (Arizona St) 4. Denver - Ryan Torain, RB (Arizona St) 5. Kansas City - Brandon Carr, CB (G Valley St) 6. Carolina - Gary Barnidge, TE (Louisville) 7. Chicago - Zack Bowman, CB (Nebraska) 8. Dallas* - Orlando Scandrick, CB (Boise St) 9. New Orleans* - DeMario Pressley, DT (NC State) 10. Cincinnati - Jason Shirley, DT (Fresno St) 11. Detroit* - Jerome Felton, FB (Furman) 12. Buffalo - Alvin Bowen, OLB (Iowa St) 13. Denver - Carlton Powell, DT (Va Tech) 14. Arizona - Timothy Hightower, RB (Richmond) 15. Green Bay* - Breno Giacomini, OT (Louisville) 16. Houston - Frank Okam, DT (Texas) 17. Minnesota* - Letroy Guion, DT (Fla St) 18. New England* - Matt Slater, WR (UCLA) 19. Atlanta* - Kroy Biermann, OLB (Montana) 20. Jacksonville* - Thomas Williams, OLB (USC) 21. Pittsburgh - Dennis Dixon, QB (Oregon) 22. St. Louis* - Roy Schuening, OG (Oregon St) 23. Chicago* - Kellen Davis, TE (Mich St) 24. Jacksonville - Trae Williams, CB (S Fla) 25. Tampa Bay* - Josh Johnson, QB (San Diego) 26. Indianapolis - Marcus Howard, OLB (Georgia) 27. N.Y. Jets* - Erik Ainge, QB (Tennessee) 28. Seattle* - Owen Schmitt, FB (WVU) 29. New Orleans* - Carl Nicks, OT (Nebraska) 30. N.Y. Giants - Jonathan Goff, ILB (Vanderbilt) 31. San Diego - Marcus Thomas, RB (UTEP) Round Six 1. Dallas - Erik Walden, DE (Tenn St) 2. Washington* - Durant Brooks, P (Ga Tech) 3. Oakland - Trevor Scott, DE (Buffalo) 4. Kansas City - Barry Richardson, OT (Clemson) 5. N.Y. Jets - Marcus Henry, WR (Kansas) 6. Atlanta - Thomas Brown, RB (Georgia) 7. Houston* - Dominique Barber, S (Minnesota) 8. San Francisco - Josh Morgan, WR (Va Tech) 9. Tampa Bay* - Geno Hayes, OLB (Fla St) 10. Miami* - Jalen Parmele, RB (Toledo) 11. Cincinnati - Corey Lynch, S (App St) 12. New Orleans - Taylor Mehlhaff, K (Wisconsin) 13. Buffalo - Xavier Omon, RB (NW Mo St) 14. Washington* - Kareem Moore, S (Nicholls St) 15. Carolina - Nick Hayden, DT (Wisconsin) 16. Kansas City - Kevin Robinson, WR (Utah St) 17. Denver - Spencer Larsen, ILB (Arizona) 18. Philadelphia - Michael Gibson, OG (Cal) 19. Arizona - Chris Harrington, DE (Texas A&M) 20. Washington - Colt Brennan, QB (Hawaii) 21. Minnesota - John Sullivan, C (Notre Dame) 22. Pittsburgh - Mike Humpal, OLB (Iowa) 23. Seattle - Tyler Schmitt, LS (SDSU) 24. Cleveland - Ahtyba Rubin, DT (Iowa St) 25. Cleveland* - Paul Hubbard, WR (Wisconsin) 26. San Diego - DeJuan Tribble, CB (BC) 27. Minnesota - Jaymar Johnson, WR (Jackson St) 28. Pittsburgh* - Ryan Mundy, S (WVU) 29. Miami - Donald Thomas, OG (UConn) 30. Indianapolis - Tom Santi, TE (Virginia) 31. New England - Bo Ruud, OLB (Nebraska) 32. N.Y. Giants - Andre' Woodson, QB (Kentucky) 33. N.Y. Giants - Robert Henderson, DE (So Miss) 34. Philadelphia - Joe Mays, ILB (NDSU) 35. Indianapolis - Steven Justice, C (W Forest) 36. Indianapolis - Mike Hart, RB (Michigan) 37. Philadelphia - Andrew Studebaker, DE (Wheaton) 38. Miami - Lex Hilliard, RB (Montana) 39. Indianapolis - Pierre Garcon, WR (Mt Union) 40. Baltimore - Haruki Nakamura, S (Cincy) 41. Cincinnati - Matt Sherry, TE (Villanova) Round Seven 1. Chicago* - Ervin Baldwin, DE (Mich St) 2. Green Bay* - Matt Flynn, QB (LSU) 3. Kansas City - Brian Johnston, DE (Gardner Webb) 4. N.Y. Jets - Nate Garner, OT (Arkansas) 5. Atlanta - Wilrey Fontenot, CB (Arizona) 6. Jacksonville* - Chauncey Washington, RB (USC) 7. San Francisco - Larry Grant, OLB (Ohio St) 8. Baltimore - Justin Harper, WR (Va Tech) 9. Detroit - Landon Cohen, DT (Ohio) 10. Green Bay* - Brett Swain, WR (SDSU) 11. Detroit* - Caleb Campbell, S (Army) 12. Buffalo - Demetrius Bell, OT (N'West St) 13. Denver - Joshua Barrett, S (Arizona St) 14. Carolina - Hilee Taylor, OLB (UNC) 15. Chicago - Chester Adams, OG (Georgia) 16. Houston - Alex Brink, QB (Wash St) 17. Buffalo - Steve Johnson,Wr (Kentucky) 18. Arizona - Brandon Keith, OT (N Iowa) 19. Oakland - Chaz Schilens, WR (SDSU) 20. Denver - Peyton Hills, FB (Arkansas) 21. St. Louis* - Chris Chamberlain, ILB (Tulsa) 22. Tennessee - Cary Williams, CB (Washburn) 23. Philadelphia - King Dunlap, OT (Auburn) 24. Cleveland - Alex Hall, DE (St. Aug) 25. Atlanta - Keith Zinger, TE (LSU) 26. Seattle - Justin Forsett, RB (Cal) 27. San Diego - Corey Clark, OT (Texas A&M) 28. Seattle* - Brandon Coutu, K (Georgia) 29. Indianapolis - Jamey Richard, C (Buffalo) 30. New Orleans* - Adrian Arrington, WR (Michigan) 31. Tampa Bay* - Cory Boyd, RB (S Carolina) 32. Kansas City - Mike Merritt, TE (C Fla) 33. Balitmore - Allen Patrick, RB (Oklahoma) 34. Carolina - Geoff Schwartz, OT (Oregon) 35. Washington - Rob Jackson, DE (Kansas St) 36. Chicago - Joey LaRocque, OLB (Oregon St) 37. Cincinnati - Angelo Craig, OLB (Cincy) 38. Miami - Lionel Dotson - DT (Arizona) 39. Cincinnati Mario Urrutia, WR (Louisville) 40. Chicago - Kirk Barton, OT (Ohio State) 41. Chicago - Marcus Monk, Wr (Arkansas) 42. Washington - Chris Horton, S (UCLA) 43. Carolina - Mackenzy Bernadeau, OG (Bentley) 44. Buffalo - Kennard Cox, CB (Pitt) 45. St. Louis - David Vobora, OLB (Idaho) *Denotes a trade

Speculation is running wild in Motown that the Lions are thinking about trading receiver Roy Williams and moving up in this weekend's draft to take quarterback Matt Ryan, according to the Detroit Free Press. Trade talk involving Williams has been active all offseason, despite comments from both Williams and team president Matt Millen to the contrary. Coach Rod Marinelli has denied the possibility of any trades, but is known as an active dealer on draft day.

The Detroit Lionts re-signed restricted free-agent cornerback Stanley Wilson and signed free-agent punter/kicker Paul Ernster to one-year contracts Friday.

The Lions signed free-agent linebacker Alfred Fincher to a contract on Friday, according to the Detroit Free Press. He spent the last three seasons with the Saints but was cut in November after a trip to the injured reserve because of a concussion. Fincher played at Connecticut with the team's backup quarterback Dan Orlovsky.

Jon Kitna nearly had Dan Orlovsky packing his bags last week as the backup quarterback arrived for a routine workout, according to the Detroit Free Press. Upon his arrival, Orlovsky received word that he was close to being dealt to the Colts, a proposition he visibly didn't seem to like. Packing boxes were even stacked up alongside his locker. "I was kind of upset," Orlovsky said Monday, recalling the incident. "But the Colts are really good. But Peyton Manning's probably going to play another 20 years." In the end, Kitna revealed that it was simply an April Fool's joke.

Mike Martz, who served as the offensive coordinator of the Detroit Lions over the last few years, has slammed his former team once again, according to MLive.com. "In Detroit we were not a good football team," said Martz. "We were last in the NFL on defense, and when you have to throw the football to win, that's not a good thing." Martz joined San Francisco's staff after a late-season collapse with the Lions. "We weren't good enough on the offensive line to protect him and throw the ball like we did. When I was with the Rams, we were. The number of hits on the quarterback when I was with the Rams near the end of my time there was about the middle of the pack. In the early goings, it was actually very low, and we were ranked near the best in the league," Martz added.