Here goes nothing.
25. Sonny Styles, LB, Ohio State
With David Bailey likely no longer available the best choices for me were Sonny Styles or going the Vega Ioane/Jake Golday route. Styles' zero missed tackles, Ohio State pedigree and Jamie Collins like athleticism really makes him the no-brainer pick for me.
57. Zakee Wheatley, S, Penn State
All the best pass rushers were gone by this point so I was really left with safety. I'm torn between Wheatley here or Michael Taaffe later but went with Wheatley because of his athleticism and because he's the better complimentary piece to Woodson. I love Taaffe but he's too similar to Woodson.
89. Akheem Mesidor, DE, Miami
He's simply the best pass rusher left at this point. I also like his versatility. He can play on the edge in a 4-3 (as he does now) or can be a 5-tech too as well as being able to kick inside on passing downs. Excellent edge setter too.
114. Brian Parker II, Center, Duke
The best graded OL in CFB and an A+ character to boot. Keep the left side of our OL intact by leaving Wilson at guard and switch Parker from RT to C which is where most people expect him to play anyway.
125. Boubacar Traore, EDGE, Notre Dame
He's an ascending prospect right now who has started to step up in the last few games. He has 6 sacks on the year and is equally adept at run defense as he is pass rush. Gives us a 4 man battle at EDGE between him, Ponder, Swinson and Jones for roster spots and the future replacement for Landry.
164. Marlin Klein, TE, Michigan
I'm a sucker for a TE with a sub 7 second 3-cone. He has a lot of inline experience and the athleticism to ppotentially be a future Hunter Henry replacement. Depending on what happens with Austin Hooper in the off-season, Klein becomes TE 2 or TE 3.
203. Dametrious Crownover, RT, Texas A&M
6'7", 335 lbs and 35" arms with pretty good athleticism. It's hard not to fall for that on late day 3.
218. Logan Taylor, OG, Boston College
Ohio State, tick. Boston college, tick. Just me hitting the Vrabel contact carousel just like last year. Taylor is built like a LT and has experience there but it's his LG/RG experience I've picked him for.
238. Haynes King, QB, Georgia Tech
I really like him a a backup QB McDaniels can create a separate playbook for to maximise his strengths (literal strengths because this guy is huge and country strong a la Cam Newton)