The fourth round of the 2012 NFL Draft is nearing its end. Saturday's selections are flying fast and furious, with the teams beginning to look toward the truly under-the-radar selections. The Minnesota Vikings, for example, have selected USC fullback Rhett Ellison, a massive player who they're hoping will beef up their backfield.
126. Houston Texans: Nebraska Cornhuskers defensive tackle Jared Crick, 6'4, 279 pounds
Strengths: Has optimum length for a defensive lineman and knows how to use it. A college tackle who may be best playing left defensive end in the NFL. His speed and quickness would be considered exemplary for a 3-4 end or 4-3 tackle. Give good effort.
Weaknesses: Crick has trouble anchoring in the run game and will get overpowered by bigger guards. Doesn't have great shedding ability. Solely a three-technique under tackle in a 4-3 system. Best season came when he lined up next to Ndamukong Suh. Injuries issues. Missed most of senior season with a torn pectoral muscle and spring practice in 2011 with a knee injury.
127. New York Giants: Cincinnati Bearcats tight end Adrien Robinson, 6'4, 264 pounds
128. Minnesota Vikings: USC Trojans fullback Rhett Ellison, 6'5, 251 pounds
129. Oakland Raiders: San Diego St. Aztecs outside linebacker Miles Burris, 6'2, 246 pounds
130. Baltimore Ravens: South Carolina St. FS Christian Thompson, 6'0, 211 pounds
Results from the 1st round of the 2012 NFL Draft can be found here, 2nd round results are available here, and 3rd round results can be found here. For more player rankings and draft information, check out Mocking the Draft.
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