Okay, here's the one I'm going with. FWIW I used first-pick.com (after they tightened up the trade rules, but it is still too easy IMO to trade). But since anything I would come up would be even worse, and since I think this is a year for trading down from #21, here goes....
Your Picks:
Trade Round 1#21 to Tampa Bay for Round 2 #6 and Round 3 #5.
Trade Round 2 #6 to NYGiants for Round 2 #11 and Round 3 #10.
Trade Round 2 #11 to New Orleans for Round 2#26 and Round 3#27.
Round 2 Pick 21: Weston Richburg, C, Colorado State
Round 2 Pick 26 (N.O.): Jarvis Landry, WR, LSU
Trade Round 3 #5 to Dallas for Round 3 #7 and Round 7 #23.
Trade Round 3 #7 to St. Louis for Round 3 #11 and Round 7 #26.
Round 3 Pick 10 (NYG): Yawin Smallwood, ILB, Connecticut
Round 3 Pick 11 (STL): Telvin Smith, OLB, Florida State
Round 3 Pick 21: C.J. Fiedorowicz, TE, Iowa
Round 3 Pick 27 (N.O.): Daniel McCullers, DT, Tennessee
Round 3 Pick 34 (COMP): Anthony Steen, OG, Alabama
Round 4 Pick 21: Christian Jones, ILB, Florida State
Round 5 Pick 21: Brent Urban, DE, Virginia
Round 5 Pick 36 (COMP): Nat Berhe, SS, San Diego State
Round 6 Pick 21: Nickoe Whitley, FS, Mississippi State
Round 7 Pick 21: Dri Archer, WR, Kent State
Round 7 Pick 23 (DAL): Aaron Colvin, CB, Oklahoma
Round 7 Pick 26 (STL): De'Anthony Thomas, RB, Oregon
My general strategy was driven by the following:
1. Most of the people penciled in as possible at 21 or later to fill GB needs (e.g. Nix) are overvalued. The one exception for me is Mosley, but in the end I gave up Mosley because...
2. I think the real wealth of this draft (not counting picks 1-15) is between mid-2nd and the end of the third. But I also think it isn't beyond the realm of possibility that given other teams competing for players between #21 and mid 2nd could if cards "fell right", #21 could be used to pick 2 or even 3 picks in this wealth range. (Though I'm skeptical of getting 4 extra as I got here).
3. I think FS (the biggest shortcoming of my draft here) is very thin after Clinton-Dix and Pryor, and I think Pryor belongs in the early 2nd. To my mind none of the rest of the FS represents enough on the "replace Nick Collins" scale to warrant anything before the 4th. (Indeed, the only safety I saw as 4th or better after those two is SS Dixon from Baylor.) There might be some small school guy I don't know about who is the Nick Collins of this draft (I never heard of Collins before he was drafted either), but of the usuals suspects people name, Bailey/Dowling/et al, I think they're late 5th quality or less.
4. I think the DTs/DEs that would go between #1 at 21 and #2 at 21 are also somewhat overrated (especially Nix, IMO), though there's a lot of mid- and late 2nd people there.
5. I ultimately ended up more "best available player" than I thought I would. I never expected to pick a WR in the second, but when Landry fell, I couldn't not go for it. (If he hadn't been available, I wouldn't have gone WR until late fourth or even fifth (would have aimed at Grant from Tulane or Jones from Notre Dame).
6. Biggest reach for me probably was Steen at OG. (No one should be surprised that I wanted two high OL picks, given my past advocacy.) If Mewhort had lasted, I might have foregone Landry in the 2nd; but the guy I really wanted was James from Tennessee.
7. My thought with getting the extra 7ths was to get a jump on the FA signings. I wanted to get some "change of pace" speed back/WR and so wanted either Archer or Thomas; but jumped on both when Archer fell that late.
8. I can't believe I didn't draft more than two OL, actually, especially with all the picks in rounds 2,3, and 4. But there was always a BPA when I came up. And the difference between my knowledge of 6th/7th OL and undrafted FA OL isn't enough to warrant a flyer in those rounds. So late I went with "bodies at position/role of need" or "left on board because of injury/character concerns".
9. FWIW, here is my draft with no trades at all (without the extra picks, more abandonment of BPA):
Round 1: Mosley, Alabama, ILB
Round 2: Richburg, Colo State, C
Round 3a: Smith, Florida State, OLB
Round 3b: McCullers, Tennessee, DT
Round 4: Dixon, SS, Baylor.
Round 5a: Jones, WR, Notre Dame.
Round 5b: Urschel, OG, Penn State. (I *really* didn't like the choices here -- everyone available looked like a reach -- but was stuck with the pick, so reverted to my "OL OL OL" knee jerking.)
Round 6: Whitley, FS, Mississippi State.
Round 7:Colvin, CB, Oklahoma.
And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, that you may prove what is that good and acceptable and perfect will of God.
Romans 12:2 (NKJV)