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PART THREE (ROUND TWO)

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UPDATED CONTINUOUSLY, April 28, 2007

Round three begins.  Finally.  The Oakland Raiders are on the clock with the No. 65 overall pick.

Raiders pick defensive end Quentin Moses.

Saints are on the clock.

New Orleans takes cornerback Usama Young of Kent State.

Mike Mayock says he's the first non-combine invitee of the year to be drafted.

As to the Bucs' drafting of Sabby Piscitelli:  "Did Tampa draft Joanie Cunningham's best friend?"

Says another reader:  "Sabby Piscitelli?  I had that last night at The Olive Garden."  (We're Italian here, but we think that sh-t is funny.  Just don't call us greasy-headed shmoes.)

Cowboys on the clock at No. 67.

Dallas takes tackle James Marten, of Boston College.

Bucs on the clock. 

Tampa takes linebacker Quincy Black, of New Mexico.

Cards take linebacker Buster Davis at No. 69, of Florida State.

Broncos select tackle Ryan Harris of Notre Dame with the No. 70 pick.

Miami is on the clock at No. 71.  This thing is suddenly starting to move.

By the way, 131 minutes until the arrest counter hits 10.  We are retreating to our bunker.

Dolphins take running back Lorzenzo Booker from Florida State.  (Farewell, Ricky?)

Bobby Petrino on NFLN looks like a school kid wearing a jacket and tire for the first time in his life.

Either Bobby Petrino is short or the woman interviewing him is tall.

Vikes on the clock at No. 72.

Minnesota takes cornerback Marcus McCauley of Fresno State.

Texans at No. 73 take receiver Jacoby Jones, of Lane.

A reader wants to know if the arrest counter will reset if a mob of Eagles fans storm the team's complex.  (Yes, but only if a team employee is arrested in the process.  So make sure you tell Donovan when to meet you there.)

Crap we missed pick No. 74.  We'll find it.

Falcons on the clock.

Falcons take receiver Laurent Robinson of Illinois State.

At No. 74, Ravens took receiver Yamon Figurs of Kansas State.

49ers take receiver Jason Hill, of Washington State.

When Vikings coach Brad Childress was on ESPN, we received e-mails comparing him to everyone from Ned Flanders to John Clayton.

Says a reader:  "I'd make fun of Childress right now, but I'm afraid he'd send me an e-mail virus."

Steelers take tight end Matt Spaeth.

Packers are on the clock.

Green Bay selects receiver James Jones of San Jose St.

Jon Gruden on NFLN -- we wonder whether Dick Cheney ever dated his mother.

Crap we're wearing down and missing picks -- we've missed one. 

Titans are at No. 80.

Tennessee takes receiver Paul Williams of Fresno State.

At No. 79, the Jags took receiver Mike Walker of UCF.

And that's eight receivers in nine picks, broken up only by a tight end.

Giants are up at No. 81.

We missed it earlier when Andy Reid suggested something to Meshawn about playing for the Eagles.  Hello, tampering.

Giants take defensive tackle Jay Alford of Penn State.

Chiefs on the clock -- we bet they take Michael Bush.

A reader on the run on receivers:  "Did Matt Millen take over as everyone's G.M.?"

Trey Wingo -- Mike Vick didn't donate $170,000; he helped raise it.

Chiefs take defensive tackle Tank Tyler.

A reader pointed out that Alex Flanagan of NFLN flubbed her own name while doing an update.

Panthers on the clock.

Carolina takes defensive end Charles Johnson at No. 83.

After hearing Sean Salisbury defend Mike Vick, a reader predicts that Salisbury will soon realize that he has herpes.

Rams on the clock, and St. Louis takes cornerback Jonathan Wade of Tennessee.

Lane Kiffin admits that the Raiders have shopped Randy Moss.

At No. 85, the Seahawks take Brandon Mebane, defensive lineman.

Reader says:  "That wasn't Lane Kiffin.  That was little Timmy Wagner the shortstop on my American Legion team."

Jags and Ravens work a trade.

Baltimore takes tackle Marshall Yanda of Iowa.

Eagles take Stewart Bradley, who has Sanjaya hair.

Saints on the clock at No. 88.

If round three ends before midnight, we'll jump back over to the rumor mill and bang out a few stories, such as the latest regarding Randy Moss.

Saints take guard Andy Alleman, Akron.

The Soup Nazi is on NFLN.

Packers on the clock.

Coughlin to Jessie Palmer:  "You're right where I figured you'd be.  Right on the TV set."

Packers take safety Aaron Rouse of Virginia Tech.

Eagles are on the clock.

Images of Mike Vick in his suit.  We wonder is he had napkins with chewed up mutton in the pockets.

Philly takes running back Tony Hunt from Penn State.  (He will be the human sacrifice to appease the locals.)

Patriots on the clock.

Apparently, there is strong talk that the Titans are trading Michael Griffin to the Chargers for Michael Turner.  (But then why in the hell did the Titans draft a running back in round two?)

Bills take quarterback Trent Edwards at No. 92.

The Bears are on the clock at No. 93.

Who in the hell was drafted at No. 91?  Okay, it was Oakland, who took tackle Mario Henderson in a pick picked up from the Pats.

Bears take Garrett Wolfe, running back from Northern Illinois.

And then the Bears take linebacker Michael Okwo of Stanford.

Colts take cornerback Daymeion Hughes.

Chargers take, at No. 96, linebacker Anthony Waters.

Three picks left on the day.

49ers take Ray McDonald, Florida defensive end.

Colts are up with the next-to-last pick of the day.

The Raiders did not give up Randy Moss for that third-round pick; the Raiders gave up their third-round pick in 2008.

The Colts select defensive tackle Quinn Pitcock.  (Sounds like a butler.)

Last pick of round three -- the Raiders have taken receiver Johnnie Lee Higgins of UTEP.  (And there was video of Higgins with a great Bobby Brown haircut, circa 1986.)

That's all for the first three rounds.  More than eleven hours. 

We're jumping back to the rumor mill for a while.  Thanks for tuning in.  See you tomorrow.