God I love Day 2
 

QB
Jeff Mroz Yale 6' 5",230
Ingle Martin QB 6'2" 220 FURMAN
RB
Nick Hartigan Brown 6' 2', 220 4.53 40
WR
Demetrius Williams WR 6'1" 197 Oregon
Mike Hass WR 6'0" 208 Oregon State
Martin Nance WR 6'4" 213 Miami (Ohio)
Domenik Hixon WR 6'2" 192 4.36 38.5� vertical short shuttle in 4.17 AKRON
Ethan Kilmer WR 6'0" 205 4.35 42� vertical Penn State
Jermaine Jamison WR 6'2" 201 4.44 FRESNO STATE
OT
Jonathan Scott OT 6'6" 315 Texas
Guy Whimper OT 6'4" 304 East Carolina
G
Max Jean-Gilles OG 6'3" 355 Georgia
Kevin Boothe OG 6'4" 316 Cornell
Chris Kuper OG 6'4" 301 North Dakota
Fred Matua OG 6'2" 306 USC
Willie Colon OT 6'2" 320 5.00 short shuttle in 4.57 31 bench HOFSTRA
Aldo De La Garza OG 6'2" 303 42 reps Texas A & M
E.J. Whitley Texas Tech

C
William Montgomery OC 6'3" 312 5.12 40; 4.43 short shuttle 35 reps Virginia Tech
Patrick Ross OC 6'3" 301 Boston College
Greg Eslinger Minnesota
DE
Mark Anderson DE 6'4" 254 Alabama
Ryan Lacasse 6'2" 257 4.58 Syracuse
Jason Hunter DE/LB 6’ 4“, 232 4.55 Appalachian State
Victor Adeyanju Indiana
Stanley McGlover Auburn
Paul Carrington DE 6'6" 245 4.65 CENTRAL FLORIDA
DT
Kyle Williams DT 6'1" 299 LSU
Rodrique Wright DT 6'5" 300 Texas
Montavious Stanley DT 6'2" 313 Louisville
Babatunde Oshinowo DT 6'1" 304 Stanford
Barry Cofield Northwestern 6-4 304 4.94
Scott Paxson DT Penn ST 6'4" 284
Manase Hopoi DT Wash. 6'3" 288
Kedrick Golston DT 6'4" 300 Georgia
Anthony Montgomery DT 6'5" 301 MINNESOTA
Orien Harris Miami
Titus Adams Nebraska
Jesse Mahelona Tennessee
Le Kevin Smith DT 6'2" 316 NEBRASKA
OLB
Spencer Havner OLB 6'3" 242 UCLA
Terna Nande OLB 6'0" 232 Miami (Ohio)
Nick Reid OLB 6'2" 226 Kansas
Brandon Guillory DE 6'3" 238 LOUISIANA MONROE
Mike Kudla Ohio State
John Busing Miami (Ohio)
Keith Ellison Oregon State
Jamar Williams Arizona State
Kevin Schimmelmann ILB 6'2" 215 Stanford
MLB
Tim Dobbins Iowa State 6-1 1/8 246 4.63
Kai Parham Virginia 6-3 256 5.03
James Cottrell MLB 6'0" 235 NEW MEXICO STATE
Leon Williams Miami FL 6-3 245 4.54
Tim McGarigle Northwestern
Ricky Brown Boston College
Brian Iwuh Colorado (SS)
CB
Will Blackmon WR 6'0" 198 Boston College (WR)
Nick Turnbull CB 6'2" 218 FLORIDA INTL
Marcus Maxey CB 6'1" 198 Miami (FL)
Demetrice Webb * Florida 5-10 3/4 183 4.41
Derrick Martin WYOMING CB 5'10" 202
Tarrence Rhodes 6’ 2� 4.36 Missouri Valley College (NAIA)
Dee Webb CB 5'10" 183 Florida
Darrell Hunter Miami (Ohio)
Alan Zemaitis Penn State
Antoine Bethea Howard (FS)
DeMario Minter Georgia
Jarrett Bush 6‘0 194 4.46 Utah State
Dion Bynum Ohio
S
Trevis Coley S 6'0" 215 4.46 SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI
Darnell Bing Southern California (LB)
Ko Simpson South Carolina
Roman Harper Alabama (Trade?)
Pat Watkins Florida State
Greg Blue Georgia (LB)
Reed Doughty Northern Colorado
Nate Salley Ohio State
Jaxson Appel Texas A & M
Calvin Lowry Penn State
Marcus Hudson North Carolina State
Dwan Landry Georgia Tech

Here I sit each year writing stupid lists of day 2 picks. No I just read and listen for day one.
Shoot me. Here are the ones on my list and the bold ones I would like to see in black and gold. The rest would be okay 6 and 7. DT/CB/LB has not been addressed at all. Plus you have to follow Payton and look at the safeties. you never can have to many. :x Though Trevis Coley would be a great special team ace.

This has to be one of the deepest drafts that i can remember...there are some really good ballplayers left to be had in rounds 4 and 5...and maybe after that...the saints can really add to their depth at CB and DT in either round. Guys that will be able to contribute THIS YEAR and knock guys like Fred Booker and Rodney Leisle off the team.

great list!

I like Parham at LB. Played in a great ssytem at UVA and is a nasty LB to boot. Yes he played in a 3-4, but he's massive, strong and grades out real well.

Will Blackmon...I forgot about him today, but man...he's a talent. I think a steal if we can pick him up with a 5th.

There are at least 5 corners, 6 DT's and 3 OT's that can come in and help...and Jean-Gilles would start from day 1...although i think we HAVE to go defense first.