1 (136)  Indianapolis Colts: DT Josh Chapman, Alabama
Chapman is a massive, bad-bodied, short-armed, inside clogger who played through an ACL injury as a senior and has the type of toughness that Chuck Pagano likes in his defense.

2 (137)  Denver Broncos (from St. Louis): DT Malik Jackson, Tennessee
John Fox continues to make over his defensive line after spending his first pick on Derek Wolfe. Character concerns aside, Jackson could bring more quickness to the inside and create matchup problems with enough versatility to potentially play outside as well.

3 (138)  Detroit Lions (from Minnesota): OLB Tahir Whitehead, Temple
Whitehead is a self-made, competitive, strong-side linebacker who could bring immediate value on special teams and has the type of speed and toughness that Jim Schwartz likes.

4 (139)  Minnesota Vikings (from Cleveland): DB Robert Blanton, Notre Dame
Blanton's best trait is his versatility. He could transition more easily with Harrison Smith also joining the team. He has the size that Alan Williams likes in his defensive backs and can provide help inside in a pinch.

5 (140)  Tampa Bay Buccaneers: OLB Najee Goode, West Virginia
Goode fits defensive coordinator Bill Sheridan's fast-flowing defense and has versatility, having played all three linebacker positions. However, he is likely to bring the biggest impact as a core special-teams player.

6 (141)  Washington Redskins: OG Adam Gettis, Iowa
Gettis is a perfect scheme fit for Mike Shanahan's stretch-zone offensive line. He was one of the most athletic testers at the Combine and really solidified his standing as a senior at Iowa, showing well against better competition. Has starter potential and could prove to be an excellent fifth-round choice.