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Earlier in the week, I presented a list of five guys making a late surge for first-round consideration (which you can read here). Now, I’m flipping the script. Simple physics says that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. So naturally, for every player that does “sneak” into the Top 32, there has to be one that falls out. But there are other factors in play, and the draft is a fluid beast on its best day. If you name it—need, availability, whatever—there’s a team willing to use it as an excuse. Last year, the man to the left was that fall guy. Many projected Rey Maualuga to go as high as No. 15 or No. 16 overall; instead, the Texans took fellow USC linebacker Brian Cushing, the Chargers selected DE/LB hybrid Larry English, an ...

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