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Round Five: 140. Minnesota Vikings – Kaimon Rucker/EDGE/North Carolina 141. Carolina Panthers – Cam Skattebo/RB/Arizona State 142. Tennessee Titans – Quincy Riley/CB/Louisville 143. Jacksonville Jaguars – Tyler Shough/QB/Louisville 144. Pittsburgh Steelers – Jamaree Caldwell/DT/Oregon 145. New England Patriots – Thomas Fidone II/TE/Nebraska 146. New York Jets – Denzel Burke/CB/Ohio State 147. Carolina Panthers – Terrance Ferguson/TE/Oregon 148. Atlanta Falcons – Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins/DT/Georgia 149. Chicago Bears – Warren Brinson/DT/Georgia 150. Las Vegas Raiders – Bhayshul Tuten/RB/Virginia Tech 151. Miami Dolphins – Hollin Pierce/OT/Rutgers 152. Indianapolis Colts – Zy Alexander/CB/Louisiana State 153. Arizona Cardinals – Joe Huber/OG/Wisconsin 154. Cincinnati Bengals – Bihal Kone/CB/Western Michigan 155. Jacksonville Jaguars – Elijah Roberts/EDGE/Southern Methodist 156. Miami Dolphins – Luke Kandra/OG/Cincinnati 157. New York Jets – Pat Bryant/WR/Illinois 158. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Caleb Ransaw/CB/Tulane 159. Los Angeles Chargers – Jake Majors/C/Texas 160. Green Bay Packers – Drew Kendall/C/Boston College 161. Minnesota Vikings – Dylan Fairchild/OG/Georgia 162. Philadelphia Eagles – Rylie Mills/DT/Notre Dame 163. Pittsburgh Steelers – Que Robinson/EDGE/Alabama 164. Carolina Panthers – Kobe King/LB/Penn State 165. Cleveland Browns – Aeneas Peebles/DT/Virginia Tech 166. Philadelphia Eagles – Caleb Rogers/OG/Texas Tech 167. Houston Texans – Branson Taylor/OT/Pittsburgh 168. Tennessee Titans – Malachi Moore/S/Alabama 169. Philadelphia Eagles – Jackson Hawes/TE/Georgia Tech 170. Dallas Cowboys – Howard Cross III/DT/Notre Dame 171. Buffalo Bills – Maxen Hook/S/Toledo 172. Dallas Cowboys – Alijah Huzzie/CB/North Carolina 173. Chicago Bears – Clay Webb/C/Jacksonville State 174. Dallas Cowboys – Ahmed Hassanein/EDGE/Boise State 175. Buffalo Bills – R.J. Harvey/RB/Central Florida 176. Baltimore Ravens – Jack Nelson/OT/Wisconsin 177. Los Angeles Chargers – Kobe Hudson/WR/Central Florida 178. Baltimore Ravens – C.J. West/DT/Indiana And that is it for the night. I may finish the last two round, or maybe not. All depends on how busy I am the next couple of days.

Round Four: 102. Tennessee Titans – Nick Nash/WR/San Jose State 103. Cleveland Browns – Dominic Lovett/WR/Georgia 104. New York Giants – Nohl Williams/CB/California 105. New England Patriots – JJ Pegues/DT/Mississippi 106. Jacksonville Jaguars – Joshua Farmer/DT/Florida State 107. Dallas Cowboys – Danny Stutsman/LB/Oklahoma 108. Buffalo Bills – Tory Horton/WR/Colorado State 109. New York Jets – Quinn Ewers/QB/Texas 110. Carolina Panthers – Jonas Sanker/S/Virginia 111. New Orleans Saints – Cam Jackson/DT/Florida 112. San Francisco 49ers – Sai’vion Jones/EDGE/Louisiana State 113. Carolina Panthers – Mello Dotson/CB/Kansas 114. Arizona Cardinals – Kyle Williams/WR/Washington State 115. Miami Dolphins – Will Howard/QB/Ohio State 116. Indianapolis Colts – Smael Mondon Jr./LB/Georgia TRADE – Washington Commanders get fourth round pick (#117 overall). Atlanta Falcons get fifth round pick (#148 overall), seventh round pick (#250 overall) and 2026 fifth round pick. 117. Washington Commanders – Jeffrey Bassa/LB/Oregon 118. Cincinnati Bengals – Joshua Gray/OG/Oregon State 119. Tennessee Titans – Bradyn Swinson/EDGE/Louisiana State 120. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson/OT/Florida 121. Denver Broncos – Ty Robinson/DT/Nebraska 122. Pittsburgh Steelers – Riley Leonard/QB/Notre Dame 123. Green Bay Packers – Ty Hamilton/DT/Ohio State 124. Los Angeles Chargers – R.J. Mickens/S/Clemson 125. Jacksonville Jaguars – Miles Frazier/OG/Louisiana State 126. Los Angeles Rams – Elijah Badger/WR/Florida 127. Houston Texans – Dorian Strong/CB/Virginia Tech 128. Baltimore Ravens – Willie Lampkin/OG/North Carolina 129. Arizona Cardinals – Cody Simon/LB/Ohio State 130. Kansas City Chiefs – Barryn Sorrell/EDGE/Texas 131. Buffalo Bills – Jack Kiser/LB/Notre Dame 132. Kansas City Chiefs – Kaleb Johnson/RB/Iowa 133. Detroit Lions – Mitchell Evans/TE/Notre Dame 134. New York Giants – Jordan Phillips/DT/Maryland 135. Miami Dolphins – David Walker/EDGE/Central Arkansas 136. Baltimore Ravens – Tommi Hill/CB/Nebraska 137. Chicago Bears – Dylan Sampson/RB/Tennessee 138. San Francisco 49ers – Jake Briningstool/TE/Clemson 139. San Francisco 49ers – Chase Lundt/OT/Connecticut

Round Three: 65. New York Giants – Ozzy Trapilo/OT/Boston College 66. Kansas City Chiefs – Jonah Savaiinaea/OG/Arizona 67. Cleveland Browns – Wyatt Milum/OT/West Virginia 68. Pittsburgh Steelers – Elic Ayomanor/WR/Stanford 69. New England Patriots – Darien Porter/CB/Iowa State 70. Jacksonville Jaguars – Kevin Winston Jr./S/Penn State 71. Kansas City Chiefs – Jordan Burch/EDGE/Oregon 72. Chicago Bears – Xavier Restrepo/WR/Miami, Fl 73. Las Vegas Raiders – Deone Walker/DT/Kentucky 74. Carolina Panthers – Omarr Norman-Lott/DT/Tennessee 75. San Francisco 49ers – Chris Paul Jr./LB/Mississippi 76. Dallas Cowboys – Charles Grant/OG/William & Mary 77. New England Patriots – Ashton Gillotte/EDGE/Louisville TRADE – Philadephia Eagles get third round pick (#78 overall). Arizona Cardinals get third round pick (#96 overall), fourth round pick (#129 overall) and 2026 fifth round pick. 78. Philadelphia Eagles – Kyle Kennard/EDGE/South Carolina 79. Washington Commanders – Tez Johnson/CB/Oregon 80. Indianapolis Colts – Lathan Ransom/S/Ohio State 81. Cincinnati Bengals – Elijah Arroyo/TE/Miami, Fl 82. Seattle Seahawks – Jalen Milroe/QB/Alabama 83. Pittsburgh Steelers – Anthony Belton/OT/North Carolina State 84. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Barrett Carter/LB/Clemson 85. Denver Broncos – Andre Mukuba/S/Texas 86. Los Angeles Chargers – Gunnar Helm/TE/Texas 87. Green Bay Packers – Jared Ivey/EDGE/Mississippi 88. Jacksonville Jaguars – Savion Williams/WR/Texas Christian 89. Houston Texans – Shemar Turner/DT/Texas A&M 90. Los Angeles Rams – Harold Fannin Jr./TE/Bowling Green 91. Baltimore Ravens – Billy Bowman Jr./S/Oklahoma 92. New York Jets – Emery Jones Jr./OT/Louisiana State 93. New Orleans Saints – Jaylin Noel/WR/Iowa State 94. Cleveland Browns – Dillon Gabriel/QB/Oregon 95. Minnesota Vikings – Jacob Parrish/CB/Kansas State 96. Arizona Cardinals – Jalen Rivers/OT/Miami, Fl 97. Minnesota Vikings – Quinshon Judkins/RB/Ohio State 98. Miami Dolphins – Sebastian Castro/S/Iowa 99. Carolina Panthers – Jared Wilson/C/Georgia 100. Atlanta Falcons – Cobee Bryant/CB/Kansas 101. Detroit Lions – Darius Alexander/DT/Toledo

Round Two: 33. Cleveland Browns – Omarion Hampton/RB/North Carolina 34. New York Giants – Donovan Jackson/OG/Ohio State 35. Tennessee Titans – Grey Zabel/OT/North Dakota State 36. New York Giants – Malaki Starks/S/Georgia 37. Pittsburgh Steelers – Jahdae Barron/CB/Texas 38. New England Patriots – Jack Bech/WR/Texas Christian 39. Chicago Bears – Jack Sawyer/EDGE/Ohio State 40. New Orleans Saints – Princely Umanmielen/EDGE/Mississippi TRADE – Seattle Seahawks get second round pick (#41 overall) and sixth round pick (#197 overall). Chicago Bears get second round pick (#50 overall), fourth round pick (#137 overall) and fifth round pick (#173 overall). 41. Seattle Seahawks – Carson Schwesinger/LB/UCLA 42. New York Jets – Nick Emmanwori/S/South Carolina 43. San Francisco 49ers – Tyleik Williams/DT/Ohio State 44. Las Vegas Raiders – Benjamin Morrison/CB/Notre Dame 45. Indianapolis Colts – Tate Ratledge/OG/Georgia 46. Atlanta Falcons – Xavier Watts/S/Notre Dame 47. Arizona Cardinals – T.J. Sanders/DT/South Carolina 48. Miami Dolphins – Demetrius Knight Jr./LB/South Carolina 49. Cincinnati Bengals -Aireontae Ersery/OT/Minnesota 50. Chicago Bears – Marcus Mbow/OG/Purdue 51. Denver Broncos – Mason Taylor/TE/Louisiana State 52. Pittsburgh Steelers – TreVeyon Henderson/RB/Ohio State 53. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – JT Tuimoloau/EDGE/Ohio State 54. Green Bay Packers – Tre Harris/WR/Mississippi 55. Los Angeles Chargers – Alfred Collins/DT/Texas 56. Buffalo Bills – Landon Jackson/EDGE/Arkansas 57. Carolina Panthers – Josaiah Stewart/EDGE/Michigan 58. Houston Texans – Jalen Royals/WR/Utah State 59 Baltimore Ravens – Isaiah Bond/WR/Texas 60. Detroit Lions – Azareye’h Thomas/CB/Florida State 61. Washington Commanders – Cameron Williams/OT/Texas 62. Buffalo Bills – Trey Amos/CB/Mississippi TRADE – New Orleans Saints get second round pick (#63 overall). Kansas City Chiefs get third round pick (#71 overall) and fourth round pick (#130 overall). 63. New Orleans Saints – Maxwell Hairston/CB/Kentucky 64. Philadelphia Eagles – Jayden Higgins/WR/Iowa State

Round One: 1. Tennessee Titans – Cam Ward/QB/Miami, Fl 2. Cleveland Browns – Abdul Carter/EDGE/Penn State TRADE – Jacksonville Jaguars get first round pick (#3 overall) and fifth round pick (#155 overall). New York Giants get first round pick (#5 overall), second round pick (#36 overall), sixth round pick (#196 overall) and 2026 third round pick. 3. Jacksonville Jaguars – Travis Hunter/CB/Colorado 4. New England Patriots – Will Campbell/OT/Louisiana State 5. New York Giants – Shedeur Sanders/QB/Colorado TRADE – Dallas Cowboys get first round pick (#6 overall) and fourth round pick (#107 overall). Las Vegas Raiders get first round pick (#12 overall), second round pick (#44 overall) and fifth round pick (#150 overall). 6. Dallas Cowboys – Ashton Jeanty/RB/Boise State 7. New York Jets – Mason Graham/DT/Michigan TRADE – San Francisco 49ers get first round pick (#8 overall). Carolina Panthers get first round pick (#11 overall) and third round pick (#99 overall). 8. San Francisco 49ers – Will Johnson/CB/Michigan 9. New Orleans Saints – Tyler Warren/TE/ Penn State 10. Chicago Bears – Kelvin Banks Jr./OT/Texas 11. Carolina Panthers – Tetairoa McMillan/WR/Arizona 12. Las Vegas Raiders – Luther Burden III/WR/Missouri 13. Miami Dolphins – Walter Nolan/DT/Mississippi 14. Indianapolis Colts – Colston Loveland/TE/Michigan TRADE – Los Angeles Rams get first round pick (#15 overall). Atlanta Falcons get first round pick (#26 overall), third round pick (#100 overall) and 2026 third round pick. 15. Los Angeles Rams – Josh Simmons/OT/Ohio State 16. Arizona Cardinals – Jalon Walker/EDGE/Georgia 17. Cincinnati Bengals – Mykel Williams/EDGE/Georgia 18. Seattle Seahawks – Armand Membou/OT/Missouri 19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Emeka Egbuka/WR/Ohio State 20. Denver Broncos – Matthew Golden/WR/Texas TRADE – Las Vegas Raiders get first round pick (#21 overall). Pittsburgh Steelers get second round pick (#37), third round pick (#68 overall), fifth round pick (#144 overall) and 2026 fifth round pick. 21. Las Vegas Raiders – Jaxson Dart/QB/Mississippi 22. Los Angeles Chargers – James Pearce Jr./EDGE/Tennessee 23. Green Bay Packers -Shavon Revel Jr./CB/East Carolina TRADE – Kansas City Chiefs get first round pick (#24 overall). Minnesota Vikings get first round pick (#31 overall) and third round pick (#95 overall). 24. Kansas City Chiefs – Josh Conerly Jr./OT/Oregon 25. Houston Texans – Tyler Booker/OG/Alabama 26. Atlanta Falcons – Mike Green/EDGE/Marshall 27. Baltimore Ravens – Donovan Ezeiruaku/EDGE/Boston College 28. Detroit Lions – Shemar Stewart/EDGE/Texas A&M 29. Washington Commanders – Nic Scourton/EDGE/Texas A&M 30. Buffalo Bills – Kenneth Grant/DT/Michigan 31. Minnesota Vikings – Derrick Harmon/DT/Oregon 32. Philadelphia Eagles – Jihaad Campbell/LB/Alabama

By fWAR, the 5th best pitcher in MLB last year was Dylan Cease at 4.8 fWAR. If Peralta would do that in 2025 (assuming 4.8 for both fWAR and bWAR), his 3-year total fWAR would be 10.1 and 3-year total bWAR would be 9.4. Average per season would be 3.25 WAR. He would only be under control for 1 more season at 8 million. 3.25 WAR times 8.05 million/WAR = 26.1625 million dollars in value - 8 million salary = 18.1625 million in surplus value. So if Peralta was a top 5 MLB pitcher in 2025, his value following the season would be just slightly less than what it is currently using this surplus value method/calculation.

Looks like a basic surplus value calculation. Over the last 3 years, Peralta has been good for 7.3 fWAR and 5.8 bWAR. Average it all out and Peralta is a 2.2 WAR player per season. He's under team control for 2 years for a total of 16 million dollars. So 2.2 WAR per season times 2 years = 4.4 WAR times 8.05 dollars per WAR = a value of 35.42 million, then subtract the 16 million he will earn and his surplus value is 19.42 million which is almost the same number that you had posted (19.56). Can't argue with the estimate at all. If he stays healthy and throw 360 innings over those two seasons, he'll obviously be worth more. If he has some injury problems and throws 220 innings over those two seasons, he'll obviously be worth less. But the ~19.5 million in surplus value figure seems pretty fair and unbiased when you look at what he's done over the last three seasons.

If the Packers are looking for an immediate possibility at center, Seth McLaughlin is likely out. He tore his Achilles in November and the last thing I heard is the typical 1 year recovery time. Maybe could play at the tail end of 2025, but pretty likely he will miss next season.

The free agent receiver that intrigues me is Darius Slayton. He's been pretty much a 700 yard, 3 TD per season type player but he's been stuck with a junk quarterback since day one. Next year will be his age 28 season. Combine numbers back in the day, 6-1, 190 pounds, 32 3/4 inch arms, 10 inch hands, 4.40 40 time, 40.5 inch vertical, 11'3" broad jump, 4.15 20 yard shuttle, 7.00 3-cone. So he's either a great athlete and a very mediocre football player which is what he's been so far, or a potentially good football player that has been held back by crappy quarterbacking. He wouldn't be a priority, but worth giving some consideration. My top 2 free agent targets would still be CB-Carlton Davis and DT-B.J. Hill. The guy who I'd really like is C-Drew Dalman (this center draft class looks pretty bad), and he'd be the first free agent I would approach, but I think it would take 2 or 3 16-18 million dollar cap hits later in the contract and that is higher than I would go. Davis and Hill should come with reasonable contracts and hopefully would provide good value for the money. I am not nearly as optimistic on the cornerback group minus Alexander and Stokes as some...I think they need to add 2 CBs minimum to the group and getting 1 by free agency seems the way to go. The Packers probably only need to add 1 DT this off-season, and Hill just seems like a solid player who could be had for a reasonable price. Sign him, and I'd cross DT off the list of draft needs.

That's true, the highest the Brewer's payroll has ever been. But right now we are at 108 million heading into 2025 (although I've already said that I do think it will get bumped up via an unanticipated trade), and the opening day payrolls in 2014 and 2015 were 103 and 104 million. I just don't think Brewer fans can be real encouraged when looking at the current state of the payroll and where it's gone the last few years,

There always was that rule about college coaches needing to have a five year contract, as any shorter deal would get used against them in recruiting. Would that even apply anymore since all the minor league players are really just playing on one year deals?

Sorry about the typo, should have been that he whacked another 14 million off going into last year, not this year. As it stands, opening day payroll in 2022 was 131 million, currently stands at approximately 108 million heading into 2025.

Zierlein has posted Jack Nelson's grade. Currently late fifth round that will get pushed down into the 6th once all players are added. Quite insulting that he has Logan Brown graded just a shade higher. So far he has grades up for 229 players. #223 is Graham Mertz. Logan Brown should be right down there with Mertz.

For the record, I think Jerry Jones is a dick and overall he's not great for the Cowboys. But historically, Cowboy fans love him. Even when they are upset when the Cowboy's season is over, they always seem to revert back to "Jones is the best owner" attitude a few weeks later. I don't agree, but I understand it. At least with Jones it's obvious that he is desperate to win. I will give him that. He just has to realize that he and Jr are just not good enough NFL GMs. But as far as pretty much all other sports owners (not every single one of them, but certainly at least 90% of them), their priorities as franchise owners goes something like this- #1 - How much free money can I suck out of taxpayers? #2 - How much more free money can I suck out of taxpayers? #3 - Bow to the networks and do whatever they want because as TV money goes, that's how our business goes. #4 - Don't do anything to tarnish my image, as getting in hot water with the other owners could get me kicked out of the cash cow club. #5 - What was my profit margin this year? #6 - Circle back one more time just to make sure I've gotten every last free penny I can via government handout. #7 - I think I want to try and put a championship caliber team on the field this year.

Yeah, like after the 2022 season when Nightengale reported the Brewers were going to cut the opening day payroll. Just about everyone on this very board went nuts saying Nightengale had no credibility. And yep, Attanasio whacked about 13 million off the opening day payroll (and currently has whacked another 14 million off this year...although my gut feeling is they will be adding some payroll before the season via trade). Unreliable Bob Nightengale seems to have some credibility when it comes to the Brewer's payroll.

I've been doing quick and dirty mocks using an online draft simulator (where I pick for all teams, not just Green Bay) and really haven't found many good trade up/trade down scenarios with the way the board sits. There appear to be so many quality CB and DL options in the late first round that there doesn't seem to be any point in trading up. Maybe if CB-Will Johnson slips to #13, I think he would be worth moving up to get, but I don't see him getting past San Francisco at #11. As far as other teams coveting #23. I think the upper tier of WRs are gone in the top 20 (that includes Egbuka and Golden). Again, there are just so much DL and CB talent...not really worth it for another team to trade up to #23. Probably the best scenario is if the offensive tackles, Campbell, Banks, Simmons and Membou all go in the top 20...pretty decent chance that happens...that maybe the Chiefs feel they need to go OT first and deal up to pick Conerly. The dream scenario is that the Raiders or Jets get all QB stupid and decide to trade the house to move up and pick Dart because I think those team miss out on Ward and Sanders. But if that happens, I'd guess the trade partner would be Pittsburgh at #21.

Zierlein has added Huber and Wohler to his rating list. Nelson still not given a grade. Huber, surprisingly, currently sits in the late round four area, but likely gets knocked down to round five when other players are added. Wohler is likely round seven after all players are added. Nelson is a combine invite, so he should be given a grade in the near future.

Is it Mark's job to win a World Series? Frankly, he sounds like a guy who is pretty happy to have just gotten another free 440 million of taxpayer money (maybe 500 million as the details are still a bit murky on where the last 60 million is coming from), and is now content to "provide entertainment" instead of "winning." Really an insult to taxpayers who have been told for decades that costly stadium upgrades are necessary to stay competitive, and then after getting a boatload of free money to question whether his goal is to win a World Series or simply to provide entertainment for families.

I saw that too. Tom Pelissero is reporting that the Bengals are likely to franchise Tee Higgins.

The media really blows it when discussing this issue. To illustrate the problem, they shouldn't be talking about how much money the Dodgers are spending on players, they should be pointing out how much money the Dodgers are throwing away based on the size of their payroll. Currently Cots has the Dodgers 2025 luxury tax payment as $152,869,222. Current projected 2025 opening day payrolls (with almost all of the noteworthy free agents already signed)- 1. Seattle Mariners - 152.3 million 2. Minnesota Twins - 149.6 million 3. St. Louis Cardinals - 146.7 million 4. Detroit Tigers - 145.7 million 5. Kansas City Royals - 128.3 million 6. Colorado Rockies - 126.1 million 7. Cincinnati Reds - 114.7 million 8. Milwaukee Brewers - 108.2 million 9. Washington Nationals - 107.8 million 10. Cleveland Indians - 99.7 million 11. Pittsburgh Pirates - 85.4 million 12. Tampa Bay Rays - 81.7 million 13. A's - 76.8 million 14. Chicago White Sox - 74.4 million 15. Miami Marlins - 69.4 million It's not just a handful a cheap owners anymore. The Dodgers luxury tax payment could be more than the payroll for half the teams in the league.

So Jose Iglesias is a completely different type of hitter than DeJong, but could he fill a similar role if he came to Milwaukee. Basically he was out of baseball for a year and a half, but since the 2019 season he has a slash line of .302/.340/.417/.756 in 1419 plate appearances. .337/.381/.448/.830 last year with the Mets (291 plate appearances), He is now a minus defender at short...probably would be about average as a 2B...but played 130 innings at third base in 2024 and was +4 DRS and +2.8 UZR/150. Brings very little pop to the plate, but has the .340 OBP in his last 1400+ at bats. Stearns already signed his replacement and has said that Iglesias will not be back with the Mets. Also credible reports that Iglesias is only looking for a 1 year deal. He's probably looking as the same 1 year, 1 million dollar type deal that DeJong got...and at face value it seems like he might be a pretty decent addition.

I thought DeJong was the best option left on the free agent market. He's probably a negative WAR player going forward as a shortstop. Bounce Ortiz to short and let DeJong be a full-time 3B. He was a 1.7 fWAR player last year and that is with 70% of his innings at SS where the advanced stats were bad (-9 DRS, -9.1 UZR/150). Third base numbers in 2024 were +1 DRS, +10.6 UZR/150. Projection services have him about a 0.6 WAR player for next year, but I think as a full-time third baseman he has a better chance of avoiding injury and the defensive should be much, much better...I think a 1.5-2.0 WAR season is not an unreasonable projection if he's put at third base. At that point, you just have to worry about the OBP because historically that has not been good, just counting on there being enough home runs to make up for it.

Round Six- 179. Drew Kendall/C/Boston College 180. Luke Kandra/OG/Cincinnati 181. Jaylin Lane/WR/Virginia Tech 182. Tyler Baron/EDGE/Miami, Fl 183. Nick Martin/LB/Oklahoma State 184. Kobe Hudson/WR/Central Florida 185. Shemar James/LB/Florida 186. Alijah Huzzie/CB/North Carolina 187. Jaylin Smith/CB/Southern Cal 188. Simeon Barrow Jr./DT/Miami, Fl 189. Ulysses Bentley IV/RB/Mississippi list ends there 189 players, not one Badger.

Round Five- 140. DJ Giddens/RB/Kansas State 141. Jackson Hawes/TE/Georgia Tech 142. Tyler Shough/QB/Louisville 143. Quincy Riley/CB/Louisville 144. Miles Frazier/OG/Louisiana State 145. Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins/DT/Georgia 146. Warren Brinson/DT/Georgia 147. JJ Pegues/DT/Mississippi 148. Ollie Gordon II/RB/Oklahoma State 149. Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson/OT/Florida 150. Elijah Roberts/EDGE/Southern Methodist 151. Chase Lundt/OT/Connecticut 152. Dorian Strong/CB/Virginia Tech 153. Tommi Hill/CB/Nebraska 154. Denzel Burke/CB/Ohio State 155. Kobe King/LB/Penn State 156. Trevor Etienne/RB/Georgia 157. Willie Lampkin/OG/North Carolina 158. Bradyn Swinson/EDGE/Louisiana State 159, Ahmed Hassanein/EDGE/Boise State 160. Jack Kiser/LB/Notre Dame 161. Woody Marks/RB/Southern Cal 162. Antwaun Powell-Ryland/EDGE/Virginia Tech 163. Zy Alexander/CB/Louisiana State 164. Kalel Mullings/RB/Michigan 165. Oronde Gadsden II/TE/Syracuse 166. Brashard Smith/RB/Southern Methodist 167. Rylie Mills/DT/Notre Dame 168. Jaydon Blue/RB/Texas 169. Jacory Croskey-Merritt/RB/Arizona 170. Aeneas Peebles/DT/Virginia Tech 171. Eugene Asante/LB/Auburn 172. Tyler Batty/EDGE/Brigham Young 173. Howard Cross III/DT/Notre Dame 174. Benjamin Yurosek/TE/Georgia 175. Pat Bryant/WR/Illinois 176. Jarquez Hunter/RB/Auburn 177. Mac McWilliams/CB/Central Florida 178. CJ West/DT/Indiana

Round Four- 102. Charles Grant/OT/William & Mary 103. Chris Paul Jr./LB/Mississippi 104. Joshua Farmer/DT/Florida State 105. Jacob Parrish/CB/Kansas State 106. Barryn Sorrell/EDGE/Texas 107. Cobee Bryant/CB/Kansas 108. Jared Wilson/C/Georgia 109. RJ Harvey/RB/Central Florida 110. Bhayshul Tuten/RB/Virginia Tech 111. Will Howard/QB/Ohio State 112. Cam Jackson/DT/Florida 113. David Walker/EDGE/Central Arkansas 114. Jordan Phillips/DT/Maryland 115. Ty Robinson/DT/Nebraska 116. Jordan James/RB/Oregon 117. Damien Martinez/RB/Miami, Fl 118. Jalen Rivers/OT/Miami, Fl 119. Mitchell Evans/TE/Notre Dame 120. Devin Neal/RB/Kansas 121. Ty Hamilton/DT/Ohio State 122. Danny Stutsman/LB/Oklahoma 123. Dominic Lovett/WR/Georgia 124. Oluwafemi Oladejo/EDGE/UCLA 125. Tory Horton/WR/Colorado State 126. Kaimon Rucker/EDGE/North Carolina 127. Riley Leonard/QB/Notre Dame 128. Que Robinson/EDGE/Alabama 129. Jake Briningstool/TE/Clemson 130. Nohl Williams/CB/California 131. Joshua Gray/OG/Oregon State 132. Mello Dotson/CB/Kansas 133. Kyle Williams/WR/Washington State 134. Thomas Fidone II/TE/Nebraska 135. Jonas Sanker/S/Virginia 136. Jamaree Caldwell/DT/Oregon 137. Billy Bowman Jr./S/Oklahoma 138. Terrance Ferguson/TE/Oregon 139. Elijhah Badger/WR/Florida