Grade: B-plus
Atlanta: Another solid draft for Thomas Dimitroff, the league's '08 executive of the year. First-rounder Peria Jerry gives the Falcons much-needed size at the 3-technique tackle spot.
Grade: B-plus
Baltimore: Ravens need a wideout, but GM Ozzie Newsome jumped on OT Michael Oher when he fell to them in the first round. Methinks either Braylon Edwards or Anquan Boldin soon will be heading their way.
Grade: B
Buffalo: Additions of C Eric Wood and G Andy Levitre will help with the retooling of their offensive line. But picking undersized DE Aaron Maybin, a 1-year wonder who may or may not be able to keep meat on his bones, with the 11th overall pick is a big gamble.
Grade: B-minus
Carolina: Trading away a future first-round pick worked out so well for the Panthers last year (Jeff Otah) that they decided to do it again, trading their 2010 No. 1 to the 49ers to get Everette Brown, a projected first-round pick, in the second. Considering the uncertainty of Julius Peppers' situation, it was a much-needed pickup.
Grade: B-plus
Chicago: The acquisition alone of Jay Cutler earlier this month for a package that included their first-round pick made this a terrific draft for the Bears. Third-round DE Jarron Gilbert is a boom-or-bust pick. They added a sub-4.4 pass-catcher in the fifth round (Johnny Knox, of Abilene Christian).
Grade: A-plus
Cincinnati: As long as he keeps his shirt on, Andre Smith will be a solid addition to Bengals' o-line. Rey Maualuga unexpectedly fell into the second round and Marvin Lewis swept him up. He and second-year man Keith Rivers will give Lewis two athletic, hard-hitting 'backers.
Grade: A
