The Arizona Cardinals selected the team's second offensive lineman of the day with the 151st pick in the 5th round of the 2012 NFL Draft. Arizona picked Washington's Senio Kelemete. During his four years in college football, Kelemete played guard and defensive tackle before switching over to offensive tackle.

Miami added a linebacker to the fold with Oregon's Josh Kaddu. Since the Dolphins are switching full-time to a 4-3 defense, Kaddu could earn the weakside linebacker job with his athletic ability and coverage skills. He may need to get up to speed on the finer points of reading the pro game first.

151. Arizona Cardinals: Washington OT Senio Kelemete, 6'3", 307 pounds

Mocking The Draft on Kelemete:

Senio Kelemete is best fit for guard in the NFL, but he has the skill set to be a starter within a few years. His mean streak jumps out right away when watching tape, and he really is a natural athlete. He is just incredibly raw at this stage in his career.

152. Dallas Cowboys: Virginia Tech WR Danny Coale, 6'0", 210 pounds

153. Philadelphia Eagles: Purdue OT Dennis Kelly, 6'8", 321 pounds

154. Seattle Seahawks: Idaho ILB Korey Toomer, 6'2", 234 pounds

155. Miami Dolphins: Oregon LB Josh Kaddu, 6'3", 239 pounds

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