AFC East
*New England Patriots 14-2
New York Jets 8-8
Buffalo Bills 7-9
Miami Dolphins 5-11

AFC North
*Pittsburgh Steelers 11-5
**Cleveland Browns 10-6
Cincinnati Bengals 7-9
Baltimore Ravens 7-9

AFC South
*Jacksonville Jaguars 13-3
**Indianapolis Colts 12-4
Houston Texans 8-8
Tennessee Titans 6-10

AFC West
*San Diego Chargers 11-5
Denver Broncos 8-8
Oakland Raiders 7-9
Kansas City Chiefs 4-12

NFC East
*Dallas Cowboys 12-4
**Philadelphia Eagles 11-5
**New York Giants 10-6
Washington Redskins 7-9

NFC North
*Minnesota Vikings 10-6
Green Bay Packers 9-7
Detroit Lions 7-9
Chicago Bears 6-10

NFC South
*New Orleans Saints 11-5
Carolina Panthers 8-8
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 8-8
Atlanta Falcons 1-15

NFC West
*Seattle Seahawks 9-7
Arizona Cardinals 8-8
San Francisco 49ers 7-9
St. Louis Rams 5-11

Super Bowl
Dallas Cowboys-31
Jacksonville Jaguars-17

*Division Winner
**Wild Card

Here is the list of some players that teams got at a bargain value:

OT Jeff Otah, Carolina Panthers (19th overall)
RB Rashard Mendenhall, Pittsburgh Steelers (23rd overall)
WR Devin Thomas, Washington Redskins (34th overall)
WR James Hardy, Buffalo Bills (41st overall)
WR DeSean Jackson, Philadelphia Eagles (49th overall)
WR Limas Sweed, Pittsburgh Steelers (51st overall)
RB Ray Rice, Baltimore Ravens (53rd overall)
QB Chad Henne, Miami Dolphins (55th overall)
OT Joe Greco, St. Louis Rams (65th overall)
CB Charles Godfrey, Carolina Panthers (67th overall)
RB Jamaal Charles, Kansas City Chiefs (73rd overall)
WR Early Doucet, Arizona Cardinals (81st overall)
WR Mario Manningham, New York Giants (95th overall)
WR Andre Caldwell, Cincinnati Bengals (97th overall)
CB Justin King, St. Louis Rams (101st overall)

1st Round 

1. Miami Dolphins-OT Jake Long, Michigan
2. St. Louis Rams-DE Chris Long, Virginia
3. Atlanta Falcons-QB Matt Ryan, Boston College  
4. Oakland Raiders-RB Darren McFadden, Arkansas            
5. Kansas City Chiefs-DT Glenn Dorsey, LSU                                                         
6. New York Jets-DE Vernon Gholston, Ohio State              
7. New England Patriots-DT Sederick Ellis, USC  
8. Baltimore Ravens-LB Keith Rivers, USC        
9. Cincinnati Bengals-DE Derrick Harvey, Florida
10. New Orleans Saints-CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, Tennessee 
11. Buffalo Bills-WR Devin Thomas, Michigan State 
12. Denver Broncos-LB Jerod Mayo, Tennessee      
13. Carolina Panthers-RB Rashard Mendenhall, Illinois
14. Chicago Bears-OT Jeff Otah, Pittsburgh               
15. Detroit Lions-DE Phillip Merling, Clemson 
16. Arizona Cardinals- CB Leodis McKelvin, Troy
17. Kansas City Chiefs-OT Branden Albert, Virginia 
18. Houston Texans-OT Ryan Clady, Boise State              
19. Philadelphia Eagles-CB Mike Jenkins, South Florida     
20. Tampa Bay Buccaneers-DT Kentwan Balmer, North Carolina 
21. Washington Redskins-S Kenny Phillps, Miami
22. Dallas Cowboys-RB Felix Jones, Arkansas
23. Pittsburgh Steelers-WR James Hardy, Indiana
24. Tennessee Titans-CB Aqib Talib, Kansas   
25. Seattle Seahawks-TE Dustin Keller, Purdue          
26. Jacksonville Jaguars-DE Calais Campbell, Miami       
27. San Diego Chargers-OT Chris Williams, Vanderbilt       
28. Dallas Cowboys-WR Limas Sweed, Texas 
29. San Francisco 49ers-WR Malcolm Kelly, Oklahoma       
30. Green Bay Packers-CB Reggie Smith, Oklahoma           
31. New York Giants-CB Antoine Cason, Arizona

2008 St. Louis Rams Team Needs

Defensive End: Leonard Little and James Hall are on the wrong side of 30 years old.  Little is also coming off of a toe surgery.  Therefore, the Rams are in need of a young pass rushing end.

Wide Receiver: Torry Holt is not getting any younger, and Drew Bennett doesn’t seem to be getting any healthier.  Isaac Bruce has left town, but St. Louis did sign Reche Caldwell.  Caldwell is a serviceable target, but the Rams could afford to draft a big receiver.

Center: Andy McCollum has entered into the free agency market, which means he likely won’t be back. Consequently, St. Louis needs to add depth to the position via the draft.

Quarterback: Marc Bulger and Trent Green are both injuries waiting to happen.  Look for the Rams to attempt to find their future signal caller in this draft.

Draft Candidates: DE Chris Long, Virginia, DT Glenn Dorsey, LSU, WR James Hardy, Indiana, WR D.J. Hall, Alabama, C John Sullivan, Notre Dame, C Jamey Richard, Buffalo, QB John David Booty, USC, Josh Johnson, San Diego

2008 Seattle Seahawks Team Needs

Tight End: Marcus Pollard just signed with the Patriots.  The Seahawks did sign Jeb Putzier, but an upgrade at the position is still vital.

Guard: Chris Gray just finished his 15th season, and he is showing the signs of an aging body.  Last season, Rob Sims had to be benched at various times, due to his inconsistent play.  In other words, Seattle needs help at guard.

Offensive Tackle: It is time for the Seahawks to start looking for their eventual replacement for Walter Jones.  Jones is flirting with his mid-30s, and he has had his share of shoulder injuries that figure to be taking their toll on him.  Look for Seattle to utilize the draft to find a future left tackle.

Defensive Tackle: The Seahawks have adequate defensive linemen, but this unit is definitely not the strength of their team.  Seattle could benefit from looking to draft for some interior impact players.

Draft Candidates: TE Dustin Keller, Purdue, TE Fred Davis, USC, G Roy Schuening, Oregon State, G Eric Young, Tennessee OT Tony Hills, Texas, OT Tyler Polumbus, Colorado, DT Trevor Laws, Notre Dame, DT Landon Cohen, Ohio