NFL Draft 2006 – Round 4
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| Sunday, April 30, 2006 |
1(98) Houston Owen Daniels TE WISCONSIN
2(99) Philadelphia (from New Orleans) Max Jean-Gilles OG GEORGIA
3(100) San Francisco Michael Robinson WR PENN STATE
4(101) Oakland Darnell Bing S USC
5(102) Tennessee Calvin Lowry S PENN STATE
6(103) NY Jets Brad Smith WR MISSOURI
7(104) Green Bay Cory Rodgers WR TCU
8(105) Buffalo Ko Simpson S SOUTH CAROLINA
9(106) New England (from Detroit) Garret Mills FB TULSA
10(107) Arizona Gabriel Watson DT MICHIGAN
11(108) New Orleans Jahri Evans OG BLOOMSBURG
12(109) Philadelphia (from Green Bay from St. Louis) Jason Avant WR MICHIGAN
13(110) Cleveland Leon Williams ILB MIAMI (FLA.)
14(111) Baltimore Demetrius Williams WR OREGON
15(112) Green Bay (from Cleveland from Atlanta) Isaac Sowells OT INDIANA
16(113) St. Louis (from San Diego) Victor Adeyanju DE INDIANA
17(114) Miami Joe Toledo OT WASHINGTON
18(115) Green Bay (from Philadelphia from Minnesota) Will Blackmon WR BOSTON COLLEGE
19(116) Tennessee (from Philadelphia from Dallas) Stephen Tulloch OLB NORTH CAROLINA ST
20(117) NY Jets (from Kansas City) Leon Washington RB FLORIDA STATE
21(118) New England Stephen Gostkowski PK MEMPHIS
22(119) Denver (from Washington) Brandon Marshall WR CENTRAL FLORIDA
23(120) Chicago Jamar Williams OLB ARIZONA STATE
24(121) Carolina Nate Salley S OHIO STATE
25(122) Tampa Bay Alan Zemaitis CB PENN STATE
26(123) Cincinnati Domata Peko DT MICHIGAN STATE
27(124) NY Giants Barry Cofield DT NORTHWESTERN
28(125) Dallas (from Jacksonville) Skyler Green WR LSU
29(126) Denver Elvis Dumervil DE LOUISVILLE
30(127) Minnesota (from Philadelphia from Indianapolis) Ray Edwards DE PURDUE
31(128) Seattle Rob Sims OG OHIO STATE
32(129) NY Giants (from Pittsburgh) Guy Whimper OT EAST CAROLINA
33(130) Denver (Compensatory selection) Domenik Hixon WR AKRON
34(131) Pittsburgh (Compensatory selection) Willie Colon OT HOFSTRA
35(132) Baltimore (Compensatory selection) Prince (PJ) Daniels Jr RB GEORGIA TECH
36(133) Pittsburgh (Compensatory selection) Orien Harris DT MIAMI (FLA.)
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