I'm not sure what you are trying to do with your fertilizer routine. The ones you've listed are all over the NPK scale. The 10-15-5 is out of whack for an organic lawn. Are you applying because of a soil test? Have you considered soybean meal, corn meal, or alfalfa pellets (rabbit food)?

I used the 10-15-5 because I was looking for added root developement after I aerated. One of the alternatives that I am looking at is soybean meal.

One point of an organic approach is to forget about NPK. The microbes will balance the needs of the plants. You just want to feed the soil, so to speak.

If you don't know what your phosphoros level is by soil test then you won't know if adding phosphoros is good or bad.

I'd advocate SBM over any of the ones in your list.

There is nothing wrong with bio solids per se. Years and years ago Milorganite was the only retail alternative and I used it with great success. However I wouldn't fall too deeply in love with any one product or formulation.