We did pick-by-pick analysis for the third round, and continue to write up posts for every skill position player drafted the rest of the way.

1. The Jets gave up too much to trade up for Shonn Green, but he's going to be a major factor for the Jets. I have the sixth pick in my dynasty rookie draft coming up, and he's going to be a strong consideration.

He's a goal-line monster waiting to happen, but from what I gather can also block and catch passes. He really diminishes Thomas Jones' '09 value. It may take a year or two for Green to take over and be a fantasy starter, but the day will come. And the days of Jones as an every-week starter are probably done.

2. San Francisco's selection of Glenn Coffee was perplexing. I know they wanted another back, but Andre Brown and Rashad Jennings had a lot more potential. Coffee seems like a true backup type. Which is ultimately good news for Frank Gore and his owners.

3. Four straight receivers were taken in the middle of the round - Derrick Williams, Brandon Tate, Mike Wallace, and Ramses Barden. It's hard to imagine any of them making a huge contribution in the short-term, but Tate actually has the highest long-term ceiling in New England, even if he doesn't play a snap this year.

4. Jared Cook will cut into Bo Scaife's mediocre fantasy value. Same goes for Travis Beckum and Kevin Boss.

5. As late third-round picks go, Oklahoma WR Juaquin Iglesias has a lot of potential to carve out a big role in Chicago. It may take a little while to develop, but he has the right skill set to be a Jay Cutler favorite.

6. Ellis Hobbs to the Eagles! A little sad, but I understand. Pats are very deep at corner and weren't going to pay Hobbs in '10. We'll always have Media Day in Glendale.