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2007 ROUND 3

ROUND	TEAM	POSITION	COLLEGE

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TEAM	PICK	OVR PICK	PLAYER	POS	COLLEGE	TRADE NOTES
	1	65	Quentin Moses	DE	Georgia
	2	66	Usama Young	CB	Kent State
	3	67	James Marten	OT	Boston College
	4	68	Quincy Black	OLB	New Mexico
	5	69	Buster Davis	ILB	Florida State
	6	70	Ryan Harris	OT	Notre Dame
	7	71	Lorenzo Booker	RB	Florida State
	8	72	Marcus McCauley	CB	Fresno State
	9	73	Jacoby Jones	WR	Lane (TN)
	10	74	Yamon Figurs	WR	Kansas State
	11	75	Laurent Robinson	WR	Illinois State
	12	76	Jason Hill	WR	Washington State
	13	77	Matt Spaeth	TE	Minnesota
	14	78	James Jones	WR	San Jose State
	15	79	Mike Walker	WR	Central Florida
	16	80	Paul Williams	WR	Fresno State
	17	81	Jay Alford	DT	Penn State
	18	82	Tank Tyler	DT	North Carolina State
	19	83	*Charles Johnson	DE	Georgia
	20	84	Jonathan Wade	CB	Tennessee
	21	85	Brandon Mebane	DT	California
	22	86	Marshall Yanda	OT	Iowa
	23	87	Stewart Bradley	OLB	Nebraska
	24	88	Andy Alleman	OG	Akron
	25	89	Aaron Rouse	SS	Virginia Tech
	26	90	Tony Hunt	RB	Penn State
	27	91	Mario Henderson	OT	Florida State
	28	92	Trent Edwards	QB	Stanford
	29	93	Garrett Wolfe	RB	Northern Illinois
	30	94	Michael Okwo	ILB	Stanford
	31	95	Daymeion Hughes	CB	California
	33	96	Anthony Waters	ILB	Clemson	DRAFTSCOUT SAYS: As well as any club in the draft, the Chargers simply addressed each of their pre-draft needs with each of their three first day selections. Having already added a receiver and safety, the team addressed their concerns at inside linebacker with Clemson's Anthony Waters. Waters tore his ACL in the first game of the 2006 season, but recently proved his rehabilitation is going smoothly with an impressive workout. Previous to the injury Waters had been ranked as one of the elite linebackers in the draft. (Compensatory Pick)
	34	97	Ray McDonald	DE	Florida	DRAFTSCOUT SAYS: Ignoring needs along the defensive line early in the draft, the 49ers added versatile defensive lineman Ray McDonald with the 97th pick. McDonald, at 6-4, 282 pounds, has the size and strength to contribute at defensive end and played this position, as well as defensive tackle while with the Gators. (Compensatory Pick)
	35	98	Quinn Pitcock	DT	Ohio State	DRAFTSCOUT SAYS: A good late first-day value for the Colts, who watched Montae Reagor leave and Corey Simon�s future with the team uncertain. Pitcock doesn�t wow with his workout numbers, but he�s a run stuffer with a good bull rush. A smart player with good instincts, he has a chance to make an impact as a rookie. (Compensatory Pick)
	36	99	Johnnie Lee Higgins	WR	Texas-El Paso	DRAFTSCOUT SAYS: The Raiders have always liked speed, and they closed out the first day with one of the draft�s most explosive receivers. Higgins is rough around the edges as a receiving prospect, but adds immediate value as a returner. (Compensatory Pick)