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This is a 2014 NFL Mock Re-Draft of Rounds 4 and 5 for Saturday evening's NFL Draft coverage. With all of the trades that will go down, I don't expect to get many of these right, but it's still fun to speculate where the top prospects will go on Day 3 of the 2014 NFL Draft.

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101. Philadelphia Eagles: Dontae Johnson, CB, North Carolina State
     The Eagles still need cornerback help and have shown interest in Johnson.



102. Washington Redskins: Victor Hampton, CB, South Carolina
     The Redskins grab a nickel corner to pair with DeAngelo Hall and David Amerson.



103. Atlanta Falcons: Devonta Freeman, RB, Florida State
     The Falcons wanted and missed out on Terrance West, but Devonta Freeman isn't a bad option. He'll help in pass protection for Matt Ryan.



104. New York Jets: Martavius Bryant, WR, Clemson
     The Jets land a big, fast wide receiver to help their offense.






105. New England Patriots: Brandon Coleman, WR, Rutgers
     The Patriots take a corner for depth.



106. San Francisco 49ers: Jaylen Watkins, CB, Florida
     The 49ers take a cornerback for depth.



107. Oakland Raiders: Terrance Mitchell, CB, Oregon
     The Raiders signed some short-term veterans for their secondary, but could still use young talent to go with D.J. Hayden. Oakland has shown interest in Mitchell.



108. Seattle Seahawks: Anthony Johnson, DT, LSU
     The Seahawks could use a disruptor for the inside of their line.



109. Buffalo Bills: Lache Seastrunk, RB, Baylor
     The Bills could use a running back to eventually replace Fred Jackson. They've shown interest in Seastrunk.



110. St. Louis Rams: A.J. McCarron, QB, Alabama
     The Rams grab some depth behind Sam Bradford.



111. Seattle Seahawks: Carl Bradford, OLB/ILB, Arizona State
     The Seahawks could use depth at the LEO linebacker after losing Chris Clemons.



112. Tennessee Titans: Vinnie Sunseri, S, Alabama
     The Titans could use some secondary depth at safety.






113. New York Giants: Carl Bradford, OLB/ILB, Florida State
     The Giants need to improve their linebackers.



114. Jacksonville Jaguars: Walt Aikens, CB, Liberty
     The Jaguars need a lot of help at corner, and Aikens was a favorite of theirs at the Senior Bowl.



115. New York Jets: Keith McGill, WR, Utah
     The Jets add another corner and a player they showed interest in.



116. Oakland Raiders: Caruan Reid, DT, Princeton
     The Raiders could use an interior disruptor.



117. Chicago Bears: Dion Bailey, S, USC
     The Bears can use another defender for the back end.



118. Pittsburgh Steelers: Justin Ellis, DT, Louisiana Tech
     The Steelers could use a young nose tackle.



119. Dallas Cowboys: Cyril Richardson, G, Baylor
     Dallas grabs more offensive line talent. Doug Free will be gone in a year and Richardson, Zack Martin, Travis Frederick and Tyron Smith could form a tough offensive line.



120. Arizona Cardinals: James Hurst, OT, North Carolina
     The Cardinals get a potential right tackle.






121. Green Bay Packers: Tyler Larsen, C, Utah State
     Having lost Evan Dietrich-Smith, the Packers grab some depth for their offensive line.



122. Tennessee Titans: Taylor Hart, DE, Oregon
     The Titans could use a five-technique for their 3-4.



123. Cincinnati Bengals: Logan Thomas, QB, Virginia Tech
     The Bengals grab a quarterback to push Andy Dalton.



124. Kansas City Chiefs: Tom Savage, QB, Pittsburgh
     The Chiefs will always look at the quarterbacks under Andy Reid.






125. Miami Dolphins: David Yankey, G, Stanford
     The Dolphins could use more help at guard.



126. New Orleans Saints: Pierre Desir, CB, Lindenwood
     The Saints grab another corner, and they've shown interest in Desir.



127. Cleveland Browns: Bruce Ellington, CB, South Carolina
     The Browns grab a receiving weapon.



128. Carolina Panthers: Telvin Smith, OLB, Florida State
     The Panthers grab an outside linebacker they've shown interest in.



129. San Francisco 49ers: Aaron Colvin, CB, Oklahoma
     The 49ers could draft multiple cornerbacks and have shown interest in Colvin. San Francisco drafted Marcus Lattimore after his knee injury, so I don't think that will back the organization off a good value like Colvin. The 49res can stash him on injured reserve for a year just like Brandon Thomas.



130. New England Patriots: Cameron Fleming, OT, Stanford
     The Patriots could use some offensive line depth.



131. Denver Broncos: Chris Smith, DE/OLB, Arkansas
     The Broncos add an edge rusher for depth.



132. Seattle Seahawks: Brent Urban, DE/DT Virginia
     The Seahawks could use more depth on the defensive line after losing some veterans in free agency.



133. Detroit Lions: Shaq Evans, WR, UCLA
     The Lions grab some wide receiver competition.



134. Baltimore Ravens: Tajh Boyd, QB, Clemson
     It wouldn't hurt the Ravens to add some competition for Tyrod Taylor.



135. Houston Texans: Andre Williams, RB, Boston College
     The Texans grab another running back to pair with Arian Foster and Andre Brown. Williams offers a physical runner for first and second down.



136. Detroit Lions: Larry Webster, DE, Bloomsburg
     The Lions grab another edge rusher and have shown lots of interest in Webster.



137. New York Jets: Yawin Smallwood, ILB, Connecticut
     The Jets add some linebacker competition.



138. Baltimore Ravens: Rashaad Reynolds, CB, Oregon State
     The Ravens go best player available and grab some cornerback depth.



139. Atlanta Falcons: Jordan Tripp, LB, Montana
     The Falcons could bolster their linebacking corps and seem interested in Tripp.



140. New England Patriots: DaQuan Jones, DT, Penn State
     The Patriots bolster the interior of their defensive line.

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