Johnathan Holland, WR, 6-0, 189, Louisiana Tech

FoxSports says...

It's all about the speed. You don't get 4.4 receivers late in the draft. He could be a great special teamer and might grow into a good return man if he's allowed to work. A long-time producer, he got better and better as his career went on.

5th Round, 2nd Pick:
Eric Frampton, SS, 5-11, 205, Washington State

Foxsports says...

Decent, but not elite speed with a fantastic motor and good tackling skills with 187 stops in the last two seasons. Not huge at around 6-foot and 205-pounds, he'll get pushed around a bit and isn't quite as physical as the scouts would've liked. His work ethic and willingness to do whatever it takes will make him tough to cut. 6th Round Pick:
Oren O'Neal, RB, 6-0, 248, Arkansas State

Foxsports says...

A do-it-all cog who would've been a first day pick a few years ago when teams actually used fullbacks, he's a great leader, a terrific blocker, and can catch the ball a little bit. He's tough, has speed, and will be a nice addition even if he isn't used all that often.

Jay Richardson, DE, 6-6, 276, Ohio State

Foxsports.com says:

t's all about the upside. He has a good frame and good quickness, and now he has to get a bit bigger, stronger, and learn how to handle NFL caliber tackles. He wasn't an ultra-productive college player, can he ramp it up as a pro?

John Bowie, CB, 5-10, 187, Cincinnati

Patriots Get
WR Randy Moss

Raiders Get
4th round, No. 110: John Bowie, DB, Cincinnati

Michael Bush, RB, 6-02, 253, Louisville

Johnnie Lee Higgins, WR, 5-11, 186, Texas-El Paso

Mario Henderson, T, 6-7, 308, Florida State

Patriots Get
7th round, No. 211: Oscar Lua, LB, USC
2008 3rd-round pick

Raiders Get
3rd round, No. 91: Mario Henderson, OT, Florida State

Quentin Moses, DE, 6-04, 249, Georgia