| Rank | Rnd | Name | Analysis |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1-2 | Mike Iupati Idaho | Tremendous athlete with a great amount of upside potential. Fluid, explosive and dominant. May eventually develop into a left tackle. Very effective blocking in motion. |
| 2 | 2-3 | Mitch Petrus Arkansas | Former fullback who really improved his game in 2009 after sitting on the sidelines the prior season. Strong at the line of scrimmage and can block on the move. |
| 3 | 3rd | Shawn Lauvao Arizona State | Terrific prospect with a good amount of upside. Nice combination of size, strength and athleticism. Effective at the line of scrimmage or in motion. Definitely someone to watch. |
| 4 | 3-4 | Jon Asamoah Illinois | Nasty lineman who plays strong and easily controls defenders at the point of attack. Bends at the waist, not light on his feet and best in a very small area. |
| 5 | 3-4 | Mike Johnson Alabama | Tough, small area blocker with average strength and limited upside. |
| 6 | 4-5 | John Jerry Mississippi | Powerful small area blocker who easily controls defenders at the point of attack. Stiff, does a lot of leaning on defenders and all too often does not finish blocks. |
| 7 | 5th | Reggie Stephens Iowa State | Strong, wide bodied blocker who moves well on his feet. Turns defenders off the ball or engulfs opponents. Needs to improve his blocking balance yet if focused, can play at the next level. |
| 8 | 6th | Alex Parsons USC | Quick lineman who blocks with good fundamentals. Must improve his strength yet comes with an upside. |
| 9 | 6th | Brandon Carter Texas Tech | Massive lineman best in a small area. Strong, shows tremendous punch with his hands and a load at guard. Struggles blocking any distance off the line of scrimmage and has a tough time if he does not immediately get his hands on defenders. |
| 10 | 6-7 | Chris Marinelli Stanford | Versatile lineman that can play tackle or guard. Effective with his hands and bends his knees. Moves well on his feet and very effective in motion. Really needs to improve his overall body strength as he struggles to finish blocks or hold the point. |
| 11 | 7th | Zane Beadles Utah | College tackle best inside at guard. Strong and stout at the point but only good in a small area. |
| 12 | 7th | Dace Richardson Iowa | |
| 13 | 7th | Kevin Haslam Rutgers | Resilient blocker really best in a small area. Keeps is head on a swivel and good with his hands but must improve his strength. |
| 14 | 7-FA | Jeff Byers USC | Versatile blocker who can line up at guard or center. Uses effective body positioning to ride defenders from the action but must improve his strength at the point. |
| 15 | 7-FA | Marshall Newhouse TCU | College tackle likely to move inside at the next level. Offers potential in a number of systems. |
| 16 | 7-FA | Joseph Hawley UNLV | Versatile lineman who can play center or guard. Rising up boards. |
| 17 | 7-FA | Chris DeGeare Wake Forest | |
| 18 | FA | Sergio Render Virginia Tech | Explosive, strong blocker who anchors in pass protection while showing skill blocking in motion. Shows some stiffness in his game and not as good as many give him credit for. |
| 19 | FA | Dorian Brooks James Madison | |
| 20 | FA | Kurtis Gregory Missouri | Strong, small area blocker best for a power running game. |
| 21 | FA | Shelley Smith Colorado State | Athletic blocker with a nice upside. Has struggled with injuries at CSU and never put together a complete game. |
| 22 | FA | Charlie Tanner Texas | Position blocker best in a very small area. |
| 23 | FA | Joe Thomas Pittsburgh | Unathletic lineman that's been severely overrated for several years. |
| 24 | FA | Thomas Austin Clemson | Versatile interior lineman who can play center or guard. Strong in a small area but has limited blocking range and a small upside to his game. |
| 25 | FA | Allen Smith Stanford | One time highly rated prospect that never developed because of injuries. Flashes skills and dominance yet needs work on his game and must show some durability. |
| 26 | FA | Adrian Martinez Colorado State | Strong, small area blocker with limited upside. Works hard and an easy player to like. Experienced at both guard and tackle which gives him a chance. |
| 27 | FA | Jason Onyebuagu Northern Illinois | Short, wide bodied blocker best in a small area. Powerful and easily controls defenders. Runs hot and cold but offers next level ability. |
| 28 | FA | Andrew Lewis Oklahoma State | Nasty lineman who blocks with good pad level and mechanics. Lacks agility which hampers his ability to finish blocks. |
| 29 | FA | Jeff Hansen Montana State | |
| 30 | FA | Cord Howard Georgia Tech | Fluid, zone blocking lineman who shows a lot of skills in motion. |
| 31 | FA | Laupepa Letuli Hawaii | Strong, small area blocker who can play several positions. Best in confined quarters. Coming off a knee injury. |
| 32 | FA | Zipp Duncan Kentucky | Hard working blocker only effective in a very small area. |
| 33 | FA | Terran Hillesland Montana | |
| 34 | FA | Matt McCracken Richmond | |
| 35 | FA | James Williams Harvard | Athletic Ivy league blocker with nice size and footwork. Must get stronger but has an upside. |
| 36 | FA | Alonzo Durham Nevada | Nifty college tackle who projects to guard or center in the NFL. Must get stronger. |
| 37 | FA | Casey Bender South Dakota State | |
| 38 | FA | Mike Hicks Connecticut | Small area blocker with good strength at the point. College tackle likely to move to guard in the NFL. |
| 39 | FA | Levi Horn Montana | |
| 40 | FA | Robert Lyle Hitt LSU | Short, hard working guard with limited upside. |
| 41 | FA | Gregg Peat Oregon State | Arm wrestler who must improve the strength of his base. |
| 42 | FA | Mike Diaz Arizona | College tackle who projects to guard in the NFL. Plays a smart brand of football but athletically limited. |
| 43 | FA | Doug Palmer East Carolina | Nasty senior lineman underrated at present time. Combines strength with the ability to block on the move. |
| 44 | FA | Michael Shumard Texas A&M | One time highly thought of prospect whose game has never improved. |
| 45 | FA | David Moosman Michigan | Strong lineman who blocks with good leans and controls opponents once engaged at the point. Better in a small area and struggle in motion. Offers a lot of upside yet must play at a high level consistently in '09. |
| 46 | FA | Nick McDonald Grand Valley State | Fundamentally sound blocker who must get bigger and stronger. |
| 47 | FA | Nick Charles Air Force | Potential zone blocking lineman. |
| 48 | FA | John Malecki Pittsburgh | Former defensive lineman with potential as a zone blocking guard. |
| 49 | FA | Chet Teofilo California | Strong, small area blocker who makes effective use of angles and technique. A little stiff and not effective in motion. |
| 50 | FA | Moses Punzal Portland State | |
| 51 | FA | Tim McAvoy Michigan | Flashes ability as a position blocker or when put in motion. Must be monitored this season. |
| 52 | FA | Nicholas Royal Hampton | |
| 53 | FA | Gabriel Manns North Carolina Central | |
| 54 | FA | Reid Neely Mississippi | |
| 55 | FA | Brady Minturn Bowling Green | Nasty lineman with adequate size and solid footwork. Needs to improve his overall strength yet a possible zone blocking guard. |
| 56 | FA | Dan Doering Iowa |
| Rank | Rnd | Name | Pos | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1st | Ndamukong Suh Nebraska | DT | 5Sr |
| 2 | 1st | Eric Berry Tennessee | S | 3Jr |
| 3 | 1st | Gerald McCoy Oklahoma | DT | 4Jr |
| 4 | 1st | Russell Okung Oklahoma State | T | 4Sr |
| 5 | 1st | Joe Haden Florida | CB | 3Jr |
| 6 | 1st | Dez Bryant Oklahoma State | WR | 3Jr |
| 7 | 1st | Anthony Davis Rutgers | T | 3Jr |
| 8 | 1st | Jason Pierre-Paul South Florida | DE | 3Jr |
| 9 | 1st | Bruce Campbell Maryland | T | 3Jr |
| 10 | 1st | Derrick Morgan Georgia Tech | DE | 3Jr |
| 11 | 1st | Brian Price UCLA | DT | 3Jr |
| 12 | 1st | Damian Williams USC | WR | 4Jr |
| 13 | 1st | Rolando McClain Alabama | ILB | 3Jr |
| 14 | 1st | Earl Thomas Texas | S | 3So |
| 15 | 1st | Dan Williams Tennessee | DT | 5Sr |
| 16 | 1st | Sam Bradford Oklahoma | QB | 4Jr |
| 17 | 1st | Sergio Kindle Texas | OLB | 4Sr |
| 18 | 1-2 | Mike Iupati Idaho | G | 4Sr |
| 19 | 1st | Taylor Mays USC | S | 4Sr |
| 20 | 1st | Bryan Bulaga Iowa | T | 3Jr |
| 21 | 1-2 | Demaryius Thomas Georgia Tech | WR | 4Jr |
| 22 | 1-2 | Brandon Graham Michigan | DE | 4Sr |
| 23 | 1st | Jimmy Clausen Notre Dame | QB | 4Jr |
| 24 | 1st | Jared Odrick Penn State | DT | 4Sr |
| 25 | 1-2 | Arrelious Benn Illinois | WR | 3Jr |