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Grading the draft, team-by-team

NFC EASTDallas Cowboys: B

Trader Jerry stood pat at No. 16 though he would have moved down had the Cowboys gotten a solid offer but he made two trades in the next two days. The Cowboys were left without a third-rounder after finding two starters in the third round last year. They used seven of nine picks on defensive players to help the third-worst unit in NFL history. If they're right on Lawrence, it was a good draft. 1 (16) Zack Martin, g, Notre Dame. 2 (34) Demarcus Lawrence, de, Boise State. 4 (119) Anthony Hitchens, lb, Iowa. 5 (146) Devin Street, wr, Pittsburgh. 7 (231) Ben Gardner, de, Stanford. 7 (238) Will Smith, lb, Texas Tech. 7 (248) Ahmad Dixon, db, Baylor. 7 (251) Ken Bishop, dt, Northern Illinois. 7 (254) Terrance Mitchell, db, Oregon.

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New York Giants: B-minus

The Giants got three players they targeted. Beckham's stock was rising as the draft grew closer, and he will start with Rueben Randle on the other side and Victor Cruz in the slot. Richburg will compete with free-agent signee J.D. Walton at C. Bromley and Williams fill needs and will compete for starting jobs. 1 (12) Odell Beckham, wr, LSU 2 (43) Weston Richburg, c, Colorado State. 3 (74) Jay Bromley, dt, Syracuse. 4 (113) Andre Williams, rb, Boston College. 5 (152) Nat Berhe, db, San Diego State. 5 (174) Devon Kennard, lb, Southern Cal. 6 (187) Bennett Jackson, db, Notre Dame

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McClatchy-Tribune NFL writer Charean Williams takes a look at all 32 teams and offers up her letter assessment of how they did this weekend: