33. Rams: Rueben Randle, receiver, LSU.
The Rams grab the top wideout left after missing on Justin Blackmon.
34: Colts: Coby Fleener, tight end, Stanford.
Fleener was first pick Andrew Luck’s college go-to guy.
35. Ravens: Courtney Upshaw, linebacker, Alabama.
Upshaw lacks elite burst, but he is a relentless football player.
36. Broncos: Devon Still, defensive tackle, Penn State.
Interior line is Denver’s top need, and Still is the best tackle left.
37. Browns: Stephen Hill, receiver, Georgia Tech.
Hill is reportedly the No. 3 or 4 wideout on Cleveland’s board.
38. Jaguars: Vinny Curry, defensive end, Marshall.
Curry is a tireless edge rusher, and the Jags need one of those.
39. Rams: Amini Silatolu, guard, Midwestern State.
St. Louis showed interest in Silatolu leading up to the draft.
40. Panthers: Andre Branch, defensive end, Clemson.
Branch is the premier pass rusher remaining at this point.
41. Bills: Cordy Glenn, tackle, Georgia.
Glenn’s game reminds of old Buddy Nix pick Marcus McNeill.
42. Dolphins: Lavonte David, linebacker, Nebraska.
David is a missile, and could start right away at weak side.
43. Seahawks: Peter Konz, guard, Wisconsin.
Konz is a system fit for Seattle and can start at left guard.
44. Chiefs: Bobby Wagner, linebacker, Utah State.
The athletic Wagner could upgrade on Jovan Belcher inside.
45. Rams: Janoris Jenkins, cornerback, North Alabama.
At a need position, the Rams are willing to roll the dice here.
46. Eagles: Brandon Boykin, cornerback, Georgia.
Boykin is a physical slot corner with special return value.
47. Jets: Jonathan Martin, tackle, Stanford.
He wouldn’t struggle to supplant right tackle Wayne Hunter.
48. Patriots: Brian Quick, receiver, Appalachian State.
The Pats could bring this high-upside project along slowly.
49. Chargers: George Iloka, safety, Boise State.
The Bolts wanted Mark Barron, but settle for Iloka at 49.
50: Bears: Bobby Massie, tackle, Ole Miss.
Massie is a long-armed potential left tackle down the road.
51. Eagles: Mychal Kendricks, linebacker, California.
Philly’s outside linebackers can’t tackle; Kendricks can.
52. Titans: Alameda Ta’amu, defensive tackle, Washington.
Tennessee is searching for more girth on the interior line.
53. Bengals: Alshon Jeffery, receiver, South Carolina.
Jeffery and A.J. Green could form a dynamic wideout duo.
54. Lions: Jayron Hosley, cornerback, Virginia Tech.
The Lions wanted to trade up for a corner in the first round.
55. Falcons: Kelechi Osemele, guard, Iowa State.
Osemele was on Atlanta’s radar throughout the early spring.
56. Steelers: Dwayne Allen, tight end, Clemson.
An in-line tight end, Allen can complement Heath Miller.
57. Broncos: Casey Hayward, cornerback, Vanderbilt.
Hayward would be a value pick if he fell into the late 50s.
58. Texans: Mohamed Sanu, receiver, Rutgers.
Sanu is a sure-handed, chain-moving possession threat.
59. Packers: Lamar Miller, running back, Miami.
Miller would add explosiveness to a backfield lacking it.
60. Ravens: Jerel Worthy, defensive tackle, Michigan State.
Worthy takes plays off, but he can dominate when focused.
61. 49ers: Josh Robinson, cornerback, Central Florida.
The Niners like height-weight-speed guys; Robinson is one.
62: Patriots: Trumaine Johnson, defensive back, Montana.
The Boston Globe sent him to the Pats in its first-round mock.
63: Giants: Chris Givens, receiver, Wake Forest.
Givens is a natural replacement for Mario Manningham.