Grades: 2012 NFL Draft Round 2

CBSSports.com senior writer Pete Prisco analyzes each pick from Round 2 of the 2012 NFL Draft, grading each team on its draft-night selections. Refresh this page during the draft for the latest grades.

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Pete Prisco, CBSSports.com Senior Writer - Round 2
No. 33: Rams select: Brian Quick, WR, Appalachian State		Grade
	This is a bit of a reach for a raw kid. He does have size and can run, but he has lapses and doesn't always run great routes. Boom or bust.	B-
No. 34: Colts select: Coby Fleener, TE, Stanford		Grade
	I love this pick. He will be a star. He is the perfect guy for the modern NFL passing game. He will be a star.	A
No. 35: Ravens select: Courtney Upshaw, DE, Alabama		Grade
	The Ravens traded down and got a heck of a player. That's why Ozzie Newsome and Eric DeCosta are ranked among the best as personnel men. Nice pick.	A
No. 36: Broncos select: Derek Wolfe, DT, Cincinnati		Grade
	They needed help at defensive tackle, but why not Worthy? I liked him better. Wolfe is a little bit of a reach. Worthy was a better choice.	C
No. 37: Browns select: Mitchell Schwartz, OT, California		Grade
	I actually have to applaud the Browns for this pick. He is a tough guy. Nice pick.	B+
No. 38: Jaguars select: Andre Branch, DE, Clemson		Grade
	They needed to get a defensive end and they did. I really like this pick. He was an underrated player in this draft.	B+
No. 39: Rams select: Janoris Jenkins, CB, North Alabama		Grade
	This is a Jeff Fisher pick. It can really pay off if he stays out of trouble. Big if. Risky.	C-
No. 40: Panthers select: Amini Silatolu, OG, Midwestern State		Grade
	This is a small-school tough guy who has a chance to be a Mike Iupati mauler. Level of competition is a concern.	B
No. 41: Bills select: Cordy Glenn, OT, Georgia		Grade
	Buddy Nix was patient and didn't take a tackle in the first round, but landed a good one in the second round. Weight is a concern. But he had some impressive games in college.	B+
No. 42: Dolphins select: Jonathan Martin, OT, Stanford		Grade
	He has to play right tackle for the Dolphins, which means he has to be much more physical than he's been in college.	C
No. 43: Jets select: Stephen Hill, WR, Georgia Tech		Grade
	This is a risk. He is a feast or famine guy. But the Jets needed some speed outside. But the Jets took two risks with their first two picks. Boom or bust draft.	B-
No. 44: Chiefs select: Jeff Allen, OT, Illinois		Grade
	Big kid. Good feet. But this is high. The Chiefs drafted Asamoah from Illinois a couple of years ago to play guard and now they do it again.	C
No. 45: Bears select: Alshon Jeffery, WR, South Carolina		Grade
	They need receivers, but what are they getting, a 235-pound guy or a 215-pound player. He doesn't have speed, which they need opposite Brandon Marshall. Why him?	C
No. 46: Eagles select: Mychal Kendricks, ILB, California		Grade
	This is one of the more underrated players in this draft. He is a tackling machine. He's little, but he can run and hit. Perfect Eagles linebacker.	B+
No. 47: Seahawks select: Bobby Wagner, OLB, Utah State		Grade
	Seahawks needed a fast, athletic linebacker. This kid is that and more. He will be perfect for a Seattle defense that could be nasty if Irvin is what they think he can be.	B
No. 48: Patriots select: Tavon Wilson, FS, Illinois		Grade
	This is a need pick, but he might have been taken a little too high. If he's good, he'll be able to let McCourty move back to corner. But he was a corner at Illinois. Belichick might be doing what I say teams should do: Play corners at safety.	C
No. 49: Chargers select: Kendall Reyes, DT, Connecticut		Grade
	This is a player some thought would go in the first round. He fills a need for the Chargers in their 3-4. Another nice job by A.J. Smith.	B+
No. 50: Rams select: Isaiah Pead, RB, Cincinnati		Grade
	I like this pick. He's a nice change-of-pace back for Jackson. In the second round, backs work. I like it.	B+
No. 51: Packers select: Jerel Worthy, DT, Michigan State		Grade
	I love this selection. Ted Thompson gets it. Moving up to get Worthy to fill a spot that was a trouble spot when Cullen Jenkins left is a good move.	A
No. 52: Titans select: Zach Brown, OLB, North Carolina		Grade
	A run-and-chase linebacker. Isn't that the Tennessee style? Brown was considered a potential first-round pick, but he didn't always play hard.	B-
No. 53: Bengals select: Devon Still, DT, Penn State		Grade
	This kid was once considered a potential top-10 pick. He had some off-field issues, but he made plays. He will make the inside four of the Bengals very tough.	B
No. 54: Lions select: Ryan Broyles, WR, Oklahoma		Grade
	This is risk. He is coming off a bad knee injury and he wasn't a burner before the injury.	D
No. 55: Falcons select: Peter Konz, C, Wisconsin		Grade
	With Todd McClure getting up in the years, this is a nice pick. The Falcons had real problems inside last year. He could also play right guard in a pinch.	B
No. 56: Steelers select: Mike Adams, OT, Ohio State		Grade
	Yes, he has character concerns. But he's a heck of player. Worth the risk as a second-round pick. Nice move, Steelers.	B-
No. 57: Broncos select: Brock Osweiler, QB, Arizona State		Grade
	He needs time to develop, but now he has it. Learning behind Peyton Manning will help him. In five years, he will be a good, quality starter. Watch.	B+
No. 58: Buccaneers select: Lavonte David, OLB, Nebraska		Grade
	One of my favorite players in this draft. I compared him to Derrick Brooks in a column and I think he has that ability. What a steal. Great move.	A+
No. 59: Eagles select: Vinny Curry, DE, Marshall		Grade
	They have Trent Cole and Jason Babin, but you can't pass up more pass rushers. Curry will do a nice job in their style of defense. Solid pick.	B
No. 60: Ravens select: Kelechi Osemele, OT, Iowa State		Grade
	He can play either right tackle of left tackle. Bryant McKinnie isn't a kid anymore at left tackle. The Ravens get a good, solid player.	B-
No. 61: 49ers select: LaMichael James, RB, Oregon		Grade
	Why? Don't they have Kendall Hunter? Is it to help the return game? Weird pick, even though I like the player.	D
No. 62: Packers select: Casey Hayward, CB, Vanderbilt		Grade
	Wow. What a draft for the Packers. There were some scouts who thought this kid had first-round ability. Thompson nails another one.	B+
No. 63: Giants select: Rueben Randle, WR, LSU		Grade
	They considered him in the first round, and now he fell to them? That's value. Some scouts think he was a little soft. But it's a good value pick.	B