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2015 VIKINGS DRAFT GUIDE

REGULAR SEASON

PRESEASON

WEEK DAY DATE OPPONENT TIME (CT) TV RADIO

1 Monday Sept. 14 at San Francisco 49ers 9:20 PM ESPN KFAN / KTLK

2 Sunday Sept. 20 Detroit Lions Noon FOX KFAN / KTLK3 Sunday Sept. 27 San Diego Chargers Noon CBS KFAN / KTLK4 Sunday Oct. 4 at Denver Broncos 3:25 PM FOX KFAN / KTLK

5 Sunday Oct. 11 BYE WEEK

6 Sunday Oct. 18 Kansas City Chiefs Noon* CBS KFAN / KTLK7 Sunday Oct. 25 at Detroit Lions Noon* FOX KFAN / KTLK

8 Sunday Nov. 1 at Chicago Bears Noon* FOX KFAN / KTLK

9 Sunday Nov. 8 St. Louis Rams Noon* FOX KFAN / KTLK10 Sunday Nov. 15 at Oakland Raiders 3:05 PM* FOX KFAN / KTLK

11 Sunday Nov. 22 Green Bay Packers Noon* FOX KFAN / KTLK

12 Sunday Nov. 29 at Atlanta Falcons Noon* FOX KFAN / KTLK

13 Sunday Dec. 6 Seattle Seahawks Noon* FOX KFAN / KTLK14 Thursday Dec. 10 at Arizona Cardinals 7:25 PM* NFLN KFAN / KTLK

15 Sunday Dec. 20 Chicago Bears Noon* FOX KFAN / KTLK16 Sunday Dec. 27 New York Giants Noon* FOX KFAN / KTLK17 Sunday Jan. 3, 2016 at Green Bay Packers Noon* FOX KFAN / KTLK

Wild Card Playoff Games // January 9-10Division Playoff Games // January 16-17

Conference Championship Games // January 24Super Bowl 50, Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara, Calif. // February 7

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M I N N E S O T A V I K I N G S

WEEK DAY DATE OPPONENT TIME (CT) TV RADIO

P1 Sunday Aug. 9 Pittsburgh Steelers (Canton, OH) 7 PM NBC KFAN / KTLK

P2 Saturday Aug. 15 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7 PM TBD KFAN / KTLK

P3 Saturday Aug. 22 Oakland Raiders 7 PM TBD KFAN / KTLK

P4 Saturday Aug. 29 at Dallas Cowboys 6 PM TBD KFAN / KTLK

P5 Thursday Sept. 3 at Tennessee Titans 7 PM TBD KFAN / KTLK

Home games in bold*Game-time subject to change due to flexible scheduling

MINNESOTA VIKINGS 2015 DRAFT GUIDETHE VIKINGS HOLD SEVEN SELECTIONS IN THE 2015 NFL DRAFT

The Minnesota Vikings have 7 selections in the 2015 NFL Draft, the 55th in franchise history. In each of the previous 3 drafts, Minnesota has used multiple 1st round selections under the guidance of General Manager Rick Spielman to help bolster its roster. 24 of the Vikings 29 draft selections since 2012 are currently on Minnesota’s roster.

The team has used 10 picks in the 1st round in drafts since Spielman joined the club in May of 2006, those picks were used to select Adrian Peterson (2007), Percy Harvin (2009), Christian Ponder (2011), Matt Kalil (2012), Harrison Smith (2012), Sharrif Floyd (2013), Xavier Rhodes (2013), Cordarrelle Patterson (2013), Anthony Barr (2014) and Teddy Bridgewater (2014). Of those 1st rounders drafted from 2007-14, all 10 were starters in their rookie seasons, 7 were All-Rookie selections, and 4 were Pro Bowlers as rookies. Peterson and Harvin were each named NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year and Patterson was a 1st-Team Associated Press All-Pro, only the 2nd rookie position player in team history to achieve the honor, joining Randy Moss in 1998. Rookie K Blair Walsh, who was a 6th round selection in 2012, joined Moss and Patterson as the only rookie All-Pro selections in team history. Under Spielman’s drafting, a total of 10 Vikings have earned All-Rookie honors. Teddy Bridgewater, the 2nd-of-2 2014 1st round selections was named Pepsi Rookie of the year and was the best rookie quarterback in franchise history, breaking numerous club records. LB Anthony Barr, who was the 11th pick in 2014 showed promise recording the 5th most tackles in team history among rookies despite only playing in 12 games. Since Spielman began directing the Vikings draft and personnel in 2007, the Vikings drafted 7 players (Peterson, Sidney Rice, Harvin, Rudolph, Walsh, Kalil, Patterson), signed 2 as free agents (Brett Favre, Jerome Felton) and acquired 1 in trade (Jared Allen) who have gone on to earn Pro Bowl honors with the club. If the Vikings use a 1st round selection, they will tie the Cincinnati Bengals (1984-87) for most 1st round selections in a 4-year span with 8. In 1988, the Bengals used their plethora of picks to post a 12-4 record and advance to Super Bowl XXIII. All 3 rounds of the 2015 NFL Draft will be broadcast nationally on NFL Network and ESPN. Locally, listeners can tune into KFAN to hear the Voice of the Vikings, Paul Allen, as he broadcasts live from the Vikings’ Draft Party on Thursday, April 30 at the Minneapolis Convention on KFAN. KFAN and KTLK serve as the flagship stations for the 72-station, 5-state Vikings Radio Network.

(7 picks)1st Round (1): 11th Choice, 11th Overall 2nd Round (1): 13th Choice, 45th Overall

3rd Round (1): 12th Choice, 76th Overall

4th Round (1): 11th Choice, 110th Overall

Fifth Round (1): 1st Choice, 137th Overall Received 5th Round-137th pick in trade with Buffalo for QB Matt Cassel

7th Round (2): 11th Choice, 228th Overall

15th Choice, 232nd Overall Received 7th Round-232nd pick in trade with Miami for WR Mike Wallace

2015 VIKINGS SCHEDULEPRESEASON

Date Opponent Time (CT) TV8/9 (Sun.) PITTSBURGH (Canton, OH) 7:00 p.m. NBC8/15 (Sat.) TAMPA BAY 7:00 p.m. TBD8/22 (Sat.) OAKLAND 7:00 p.m. TBD8/29 (Sat.) at Dallas 6:00 p.m. TBD9/3 (Thurs.) at Tennessee 7:00 p.m. TBD

REGULAR SEASONDate Opponent Time (CT) TV9/14 (Mon.) at San Francisco 9:20 p.m. ESPN9/20 (Sun.) DETROIT Noon FOX9/27 (Sun.) SAN DIEGO Noon CBS10/4 (Sun.) at Denver 3:25 p.m. FOX10/11 (Sun.) BYE WEEK10/18 (Sun.) KANSAS CITY Noon CBS10/25 (Sun.) at Detroit Noon FOX11/1 (Sun.) at Chicago Noon FOX11/8 (Sun.) ST. LOUIS Noon FOX11/15 (Sun.) at Oakland 3:05 p.m. FOX 11/22 (Sun.) GREEN BAY Noon FOX11/29 (Sun.) at Atlanta Noon FOX12/6 (Sun.) SEATTLE Noon FOX12/10 (Thurs.) at Arizona 7:25 p.m. NFLN12/20 (Sun.) CHICAGO Noon FOX12/27 (Sun.) NEW YORK GIANTS Noon FOX1/3/16 (Sun.) at Green Bay Noon FOX

WEEKLY MEDIA SCHEDULEThursday, April 30Winter Park5:30 p.m.– Fieldhouse/Team Meeting Room opens7:00 p.m. – NFL Draft begins

Minneapolis Convention Center5:30 p.m.– Doors open7:00 p.m. – NFL Draft begins

Friday, May 1Winter ParkTBD – 1st round selection press conference6:00 p.m. – NFL Draft Day 2 begins

Saturday, May 2Winter Park10:00 a.m. – Fieldhouse/Team Meeting Room opens11:00 a.m. – NFL Draft Day 3 begins

FIRST ROUND FRENZYThe Vikings are tied the Cincinnati Bengals (1984-87) for

most 1st round selections in a 4-year span with 8. In 1988, the Bengals used their plethora of picks to post a 12-4

record and advance to Super Bowl XXIII.

DRAFT SUMMARY

VIKINGS DRAFT SELECTIONS

DIAMOND IN THE ROUGHSince 1950, there have been 10 players that entered the

league as undrafted free agents who went on to become Hall of Famers, including former Vikings C Mick Tinglehoff, who will be inducted in Canton this Summer. Of those 10

HOFers, 4 played in Minnesota during their careers.

2015 SCHEDULE NOTESDate Opponent Series Notes

9/14 at San Francisco 22-22-1

9/20 Detroit 69-36-2

9/27 San Diego 5-6-0

10/4 at Denver 7-6-0

10/18 Kansas City 4-7-0

10/25 at Detroit 69-36-2

11/1 at Chicago 55-51-2

11/8 St. Louis 25-16-2

11/15 at Oakland 4-10-0

11/22 Green Bay 49-58-2

11/29 at Atlanta 17-11-0

12/6 Seattle 5-8-0

12/10 at Arizona 15-10-0

12/20 Chicago 55-51-2

12/27 New York Giants 14-12-0

1/3 at Green Bay 49-58-2

For the 5th time in franchise history, the Vikings will open the season on Monday Night Football. It will mark the first time since 9/8/08 (at GB) when they travel to San Francisco for the 4th ever matchup between the clubs on MNF. It is the Vikings 1st visit to Levi’s Stadium, home of Super Bowl 50, since it was opened in 2014. This is the Vikings first game against San Francisco since the teams met in Minnesota in 2012, a Vikings 24-13 victory. Currently, the Vikings have won 3 consecutive games over the 49ers dating back to 2007 and have won 5 of the last 6 meetings. When the Vikings take on Jim Tomsula’s squad, it will mark the 1st of 6 games that the Vikings will play during the 2015 season against clubs that have a new head coach. This matchup marks the latest Vikings season opener since 9/18/77 vs. Dallas.

The Vikings will host Detroit in their home opener in the matchup of NFC North teams in Week 2. The Vikings will look to avenge last year’s season sweep in their 1st divisional game of the 2015 season. Last year, the Lions defeated the Vikings at home 17-3 in the first matchup of the year before winning in Detroit 16-14. The Vikings currently hold a 69-36-2 record against the Lions, the most wins the Vikings have against one franchise. The Vikings have won 15 of the last 17 home matchups against the divisional foe dating back to the 1998 season.

For the 1st time since 2007, the Vikings will host San Diego when the Chargers visit TCF Bank Stadium in Week 3. In the last meeting between the teams, San Diego defeated the Vikings 24-17 in the 2011 season opener. Current Vikings OC Norv Turner will face his former team for the 1st time since serving as the Chargers head coach from 2007-12. The Vikings will look to move to 5-3 at home against the Chargers and win the 4th meeting in the past 5 home matchups.

The Vikings will face another head coach in the 1st year with his new team when the Vikings travel to Denver to take on Gary Kubiak and the Broncos. With the series tied at 3-3 when playing in Denver, the Vikings will look to take the edge in the series after losing the last road matchup in 2007. The Vikings are in search of their 1st win at Sports Authority Field at Mile High in just their second game in the stadium. This matchup will mark the 1st time that the Vikings have squared off against a Peyton Manning led offense since they played the Colts in 2008.

Coming off the bye, the Vikings will host Kansas City in Week 6. It will mark the first time since 2003 that the teams have met in Minnesota, a 45-20 Vikings victory. A rematch of Super Bowl IV, this matchup is the 1st of 2 Super Bowl rematches the Vikings will participate in during the NFL’s year-long celebration of the 50th Anniversary of Super Bowls. This meeting will mark the 1st time that the teams have faced since 2011, a 22-17 Chiefs victory at Arrowhead Stadium.

Mike Zimmer will lead the Vikings into their 1st divisional road game when the team takes on Detroit in Week 7. The Vikings will look to bounce back from last season’s series sweep in this early season contest. Last year, the Vikings squared off in Detroit in Week 15, a 16-14 Lions victory. QB Teddy Bridgewater threw for 315 yards on 31-of-41 passing with 1 TD.

In the 2nd of back-to-back NFC North road games, the Vikings will head to Chicago in Week 8. The Vikings will look to win at Soldier Field for the 1st time since 2007. In last season’s 21-13 defeat, Charles Johnson had a breakout game, catching 6 passes for 87 yards. Xavier Rhodes intercepted the 1st pass of his career and Harrison Smith added a 52-yard interception return. The Vikings are currently 21-30-2 when playing in Chicago.

The Vikings will play St. Louis for the 2nd consecutive season after defeating the Rams 31-6 on the road in the 2014 season opener giving Head Coach Mike Zimmer his 1st career win. Cordarrelle Patterson rushed for a 67-yard TD and Harrison Smith returned an INT 81 yards for a TD to help in the Vikings victory. The Rams will travel to Minnesota for the 1st time since 12/31/06 when they defeated the Vikings 41-21. The Vikings will look to improve on their 25-16-2 series record with the Rams, including a 14-3-2 record at home, when the two clubs meet.

The Vikings will travel to Oakland for the 1st time since 2003 when the two square off in Week 10. This game will be a rematch of Super Bowl XI when the Raiders defeated the Vikings 32-14, marking one of the 19 regular season matchup in 2015 that will feature a Super Bowl rematch during the season leading up to the 50th Super Bowl. Former Vikings player Jack Del Rio (1992-95) is in his 1st season coaching the Raiders in 2015. In addition, former Vikings Head Coach Mike Tice currently serves as the Raiders Offensive Line Coach and former Vikings Offensive Coordinator Bill Musgrave coaches for the Raiders in the same capacity. The Vikings will look to win their 1st game in Oakland since 1996 when they defeated the Raiders 16-13 in overtime and improve their series record to 5-10.

For the 54th time in franchise history, the Vikings will host the Green Bay Packers when the teams meet in Week 11. The Vikings will look for their 1st home victory over the bordering rivals since 2012 when the Vikings defeated Green Bay in the regular sea-son finale to clinch a Wild Card playoff berth. In last season’s meeting, Green Bay defeated Minnesota 24-21. Charles Johnson caught his 1st career TD pass in last season’s contest at TCF Bank Stadium against the team that drafted him in 2013.

Following a 41-28 win over Atlanta in 2014, the Vikings will look to win back-to-back games for the 1st time in the series since 1996. In last season’s matchup, Teddy Bridgewater threw for 317 yards and a rushing TD in his 1st career start. He and Jerick McKinnon became the 1st rookies in franchise history to throw for 300+ yards and rush for 100+ yards in the same game. Blair Walsh added four FGs to help give the Vikings their 1st win over the Falcons since the 2007 season.

The 2-time defending NFC champion Seattle Seahawks will visit Minnesota for a Week 13 contest. Following back-to-back defeats against Seattle, the Vikings will look to top the Seahawks for the 1st time since 2009 when the Vikings won 35-9 on 11/22/09. This matchup marks just the 6th time that the Seahawks will travel to Minnesota since the franchise’s inception in 1976. In the last contest during the 2013 season, Jarius Wright hauled in 2 TDs in the 41-20 loss. In the 2014 NFL Draft, the Sea-hawks traded their 1st-round pick to the Vikings who used the selection to take QB Teddy Bridgewater. Seahawks Head Coach Pete Carroll was a member of the Vikings staff under Bud Grant and Jerry Burns from 1985-89.

The Vikings will face Arizona in a primetime game for the 1st time since 12/6/09 when the two teams square off on Thursday Night Football. The Vikings enter the contest with a 3-game winning streak over the Cardinals dating back to 2010. This contest marks the Vikings 2nd TNF game in the month of December in franchise history. In their last matchup, the Vikings defeated the Cardinals 21-14 in 2012.

The Vikings look to win their 4th straight home game over the Chicago Bears when the two teams meet in Week 15 at TCF Bank Stadium. In last year’s season finale, the Vikings defeated the Bears 13-9 giving Head Coach Mike Zimmer his 1st divisional win. Adam Thielen led the way with 3 catches for 68 yards and his 1st career receiving TD to give the Vikings the edge over the NFC North foe. The Vikings currently lead the series, which has dated back to 1961, with a 55-51-2 record, including a 34-21 record at home. This game will mark the 3rd time that Chicago has visited TCF Bank Stadium, the most of any opponent.

The Vikings will host the New York Giants for the 1st time since the teams played in a Monday Night Football game at Ford Field in Detroit after the roof collapsed at the Metrodome. Prior to that, the Vikings last hosted the Giants in Minnesota in 2009, a 44-7 Vikings victory. The last matchup, also a Monday Night Football game, was won by the Giants with a 23-7 score on 10/21/13. Linval Joseph will face his former team for the 1st time in this Week 16 matchup, which will mark the lone time that the Vikings play an NFC East opponent in 2015.

This matchup between the border rivals will mark the first time the clubs have played a regular season contest in the month of January. S Harrison Smith had his 2nd career INT at Lambeau Field in last season’s loss on Thursday Night Football. The Vikings and Packers will meet at in Green Bay for the 40th time, with the Packers holding a 21-16-2 edge in the contests. The Vikings will look to snap a 5-game skid at Lambeau Field, having last won in Green Bay in 2009.

2015 NFL DRAFT FACTS & FIGURESWHAT: 80th Annual National Football League Player Selection Meeting. WHERE: Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University, Chicago, Illinois. WHEN: 7:00 PM CT/8:00 PM ET, Thursday, April 30 (Round 1). 6:00 PM CT/7:00 PM ET, Friday, May 1 (Rounds 2-3). 11:00 AM CT/Noon ET, Saturday, May 2 (Rounds 4-7). The first round will conclude on Thursday by approximately 10:30 PM CT. In 2014, the first round consumed three hours and 39 minutes. The second and third rounds will conclude on Friday by approximately 10:00 PM CT. The second and third rounds took four hours and 12 minutes in 2014. The draft will conclude by approximately 6:00 PM CT on Saturday with the final four rounds. Rounds 4 through 7 took seven hours and four minutes in 2014. DRAFTING: Representatives of the 32 NFL clubs by telephone communication with their general managers, coaches and scouts. ROUNDS: Seven Rounds – Round 1 on Thursday, April 30; Rounds 2 and 3 on Friday, May 1; and Rounds 4 through 7 on Saturday, May 2.

There will be 256 selections, including 32 compensatory choices that have been awarded to 14 teams that suffered a net loss of certain quality unrestricted free agents last year.The following 32 compensatory choices will supplement the 224 regular choices in the seven rounds –

Round 3: New England, 33; Kansas City, 34; Cincinnati, 35. Round 4: San Francisco, 33; Denver, 34; Seattle, 35; Cincinnati, 36; Balti-more, 37. Round 5: Carolina, 33; Seattle, 34; Baltimore, 35; Kansas City, 36; Kansas City, 37; Carolina, 38; Houston, 39; Baltimore, 40. Round 6: Seattle, 33; Green Bay, 34; Houston, 35; Pittsburgh, 36; Green Bay, 37; Seattle, 38; St. Louis, 39; Houston, 40; Kansas City, 41. Round 7: Denver, 33; Denver, 34; Denver, 35; New England, 36; San Francisco, 37; Indianapolis, 38; Arizona, 39.

Cleveland (Nos. 12 and 19) and New Orleans (Nos. 13 and 31) have two selections in the first round. Buffalo and Seattle do not have first-round picks. All other teams have one first-round selection.

TIME LIMITS: Round 1: 10 minutes per selection. Round 2: Seven minutes per selection. Rounds 3 through 6: Five minutes per selection. Round 7 and All Compensatory Picks: Four minutes per selection. TELEVISION: The 2015 NFL Draft will be televised nationally by NFL Network and ESPN/ESPN 2 all three days. INTERNET: Starting at 8:00 PM ET on Thursday, April 30, NFL Draft LIVE Presented by Courtyard provides comprehensive on-line coverage of the first round of the NFL Draft. Host Matt “Money” Smith anchors the coverage from Los Angeles, alongside NFL Media draft analyst Lance Zierlein and a rotation of NFL Network analysts. From Chicago, Colleen Wolfe and Bucky Brooks provide interviews with the first round selections and additional analysis, while Dave Dameshek roams throughout Draft Town in Chicago’s Grant Park providing the sights and sounds. Additionally, NFL Media senior fantasy analyst Michael Fabiano provides immediate fantasy analysis of the picks as they happen from the NFL Network newsroom.

NFL Draft LIVE continues Friday, May 1 at 7:00 PM ET and Saturday, May 2 at Noon ET. On Saturday, NFL Draft LIVE is the only place to see every single pick in Rounds 4-7 live.

NFL Draft LIVE’s coverage of the 2015 NFL Draft also includes live hits each day from the NFL Draft Social Media Command Center situated in Draft Town with Molly Qerim analyzing social trends and monitoring instant fan reactions to their team’s selections via social media.

NFL Fan Pass provides a unique way to experience the 2015 NFL Draft with unparalleled access leading up to and during the three-day event. Visit NFL.com/fanpass for exclusive interviews with draft prospects and NFL legends plus exclusive videos from NFL Draft events and backstage in Chicago.

The popular Fan War Rooms are back, offering innovative ways for fans to follow the Draft and allowing them the opportunity to discuss a team’s strategy and immediately react once a player is selected.

MOBILE: Exclusively for Verizon customers, NFL Mobile offers a live stream of the NFL Network’s 2015 NFL Draft coverage, where fans can watch in it’s entirely the excitement of every pick, from every round live from Chicago. Others features available through NFL Mobile are a live draft tracker, and all of the news and on-demand video featuring draft and team analysis. Access to the live stream is included at no extra charge with The More Everything Plan from Verizon. Customers not on The More Everything Plan can subscribe to NFL Mobile Premium for $5/month. For more information, visit your app store or vzw.com/nfl. Data usage applies for app download and use. Available on iOS, Android, Windows 8, and Blackberry devices.

Live streaming of the 2015 NFL Draft will be available on mobile phones via NFL Mobile from Verizon and on tablets, PCs and Xbox One via Watch NFL Network (NFL.com/Watch), available today for AT&T U-Verse, Cox, Dish, Optimum, Verizon FiOS and many more providers, and on Windows, IOS 7 Android devices.

26 TOP PROSPECTS TO ATTEND NFL DRAFT26 top prospects, who are expected to be selected on Thursday or Friday night, are confirmed to attend the 2015 NFL Draft at the Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University in Chicago, the NFL announced.

The NFL Draft, which had been held in New York since 1965, returns to Chicago for the first time since 1964. Chicago served as the location for the NFL Draft in 1938, 1942-44, 1951, and 1962-64.

The players confirmed to attend this year’s NFL Draft:

1) Arik Armstead DE Oregon 2) Vic Beasley DE Clemson 3) La’el Collins T Louisiana St. 4) Landon Collins S Alabama 5) Bud Dupree LB Kentucky 6) Cameron Erving T Florida St. 7) Dante Fowler, Jr. DE Florida 8) Melvin Gordon RB Wisconsin 9) Randy Gregory DE Nebraska 10) Todd Gurley RB Georgia 11) D.J. Humphries T Florida 12) Kevin Johnson CB Wake Forest 13) Byron Jones CB Connecticut

14) Benardrick McKinney LB Mississippi St.15) DeVante Parker WR Louisville16) Andrus Peat T Stanford17) Breshad Perriman WR Central Florida18) Shane Ray DE Missouri19) Brandon Scherff T Iowa20) Danny Shelton DT Washington21) Devin Smith WR Ohio St.22) Jaelen Strong WR Arizona St.23) Laken Tomlinson G Duke24) Trae Waynes CB Michigan St.25) Kevin White WR West Virginia26) Leonard Williams DT USC

VIKINGS TRADES 2007-PRESENT2015(1) Traded QB Matt Cassel and 6th (172) round draft choice to Buffalo for 5th (129), 3/10(2) Traded 5th (141) round draft choice to Miami for WR Mike Wallace and 7th (207), 3/13

2014(1) Traded 1st (8) round draft choice to Cleveland for 1st (9) and 5th (145), 5/8(2) Traded 2nd (40) and 4th (104) draft choices to Seattle for 1st (32), 5/8(3) Traded 5th (148) round draft choice to Carolina for 5th (168) and 7th (225), 5/10(4) Traded 5th (168) round draft choice to Atlanta for 6th (182) and 7th (220), 5/10

2013(1) Traded WR Percy Harvin to Seattle for 1st (25), 7th (214) round draft choice and 3rd (96) in 2014, 3/12(2) Traded 2nd (52), 3rd (83), 4th (102) and 7th (229) round draft choices to New England for 1st round (29), 4/22(3) Traded 6th (189) round draft choice to Tampa Bay for 6th (196) and 7th (229), 4/24

2012(1) Traded 1st round draft (3) choice to Cleveland for 1st (4), 4th (118), 5th (139), and 7th (211), 4/26(2) Traded 2nd (35) and 4th (98) round draft choices to Baltimore for 1st (29), 4/26(3) Traded 5th (138) and 7th (223) round draft choice to Detroit for 7th (219) and 4th in 2013, 4/28(4) Traded 7th (211) round draft choice to Tennessee for a 6th draft choice in 2013, 4/28(5) Traded undisclosed draft choices to Arizona for CB A.J. Jefferson, 9/1

2011(1) 5th round draft choice from N.Y. Giants to Cleveland for two 6th round choices, 4/30(2) Two 6th round draft choices to Washington for QB Donovan McNabb, 7/29

2010(1) 1st and 4th round draft choice to Detroit for 2nd, 4th, and 7th, 4/22(2) 2nd and 3rd round draft choice to Houston for 2nd, 4/23(3) CB Benny Sapp to Miami for WR Greg Camarillo, 8/26(4) QB Sage Rosenfels and WR Darius Reynaud to N.Y. Giants for 5th and conditional draft choices, 9/3(5) DE Jayme Mitchell to Cleveland for 6B draft choice in 2012, 10/5(6) 3rd round daft choice in 2011 to New England for WR Randy Moss and 7th draft choice in 2012, 10/7

2009(1) 4th round draft choice to Houston, QB Sage Rosenfels, 2/27(2) 5th and 7th to Washington for 5th, 4/26

2008(1) WR Troy Williamson to Jacksonville for 6th round draft choice, 2/29(2) 1st, two 3rds and 6th to Kansas City for DE Jared Allen and 6th, 4/22(3) 5th and 7th to Green Bay for 5th round choice, 4/26(4) 2nd and 5th to Philadelphia for 2nd and 5th, 4/26(5) DE Erasmus James to Washington for 7th in 2009, 5/27

2007(1) 2nd round draft choice to Atlanta for 2nd round choice and Broncos 4th pick, 4/28(2) 4th and 6th round draft choices to Tampa Bay for 4th round choice, 4/29(3) 4th round draft choice to Denver for 6th, 7th, and 3rd in 2008, 4/29(4) 6th round draft choice in 2009 to Philadelphia for QB Kelly Holcomb, 8/27(5) DT C.J. Mosley and 7th round draft choice in 2008 to N.Y. Jets for QB Brooks Bollinger, 8/31(6) T Adam Golberg to St. Louis for a 7th round draft choice in 2008, 9/2

VIKINGS DRAFT HISTORY

USC 5Florida State 3Michigan State 3Notre Dame 3 Ohio State 3Oklahoma State 3California 2Florida 2Miami 2North Carolina State 2Pittsburgh 2Stanford 2UCLA 2Wisconsin 2Alabama 1Arizona State 1Auburn 1

Pac-12 14Big Ten 12SEC 8Big East 5Independent 5ACC 4

1st 22nd 13rd 14th 25th 06th 17th 58th 29th 310th 111th 2

12th 213th 114th 215th 116th 217th 218th 219th 320th 221st 322nd 1

23rd 124th 225th 526th 127th 228th 029th 330th 031st 032nd 1

Boston College 1Central Florida 1Colorado State 1 Iowa 1Louisville 1Marshall 1Minnesota 1Mississippi State 1Oklahoma 1Penn State 1Purdue 1Rice 1South Carolina 1Tennessee 1Tulane 1Washington 1Washington State 1

Big 12 4AAC 1MAC 1SWC 1WAC 1

NOTABLE VIKING SELECTIONS• Baseball Hall of Famer Dave Winfield was selected in

the 17th round of the 1973 draft out of Minnesota.• Former Vikings defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin

was selected in the 15th round of the 1964 draft out of Nebraska.

• Former New York Jets/ Philadelphia Eagles head coach Rich Kotite was selected in the 18th round of the 1965 draft out of Wagner.

1ST ROUND PICKS BY COLLEGE

1ST ROUND BY CONFERENCE

1ST ROUND BY OVERALL SELECTION

2The number of times the Vikings have selected #11 overall entering the

2015 NFL draft

7The number of 1st round picks the Vikings have had since 2012, including

OT Matt Kalil (#4 overall), S Harrison Smith (#29 overall) in 2012, DT Sharrif Floyd (#23 overall), CB Xavier Rhodes (#25 overall) and WR

Cordarrelle Patterson (#29 overall) in 2013 and LB Anthony Barr (#9 overall) and QB Teddy Bridgewater (#32 overall) in 2014.

9The number of times the 11th overall selection has been used on a

defensive player in the last 14 years.

10Players currently on the Vikings roster that were drafted in the 1st round,

9 of which were selected by Minnesota.

10The most selections the Vikings have had since the current 7 round

format was implemented in 1994. They drafted 10 players in 2000, 2011, 2012 and 2013.

46Out of the 75 players currently on the Vikings roster were selected in the

NFL Draft or signed as a rookie by Minnesota.

624Number of times the Vikings have drafted since joining the NFL in 1961.

BY THE NUMBERS

2015 VIKINGS DRAFT NOTES

1961 RB Tommy Mason (1st)1963 DT Jim Dunaway (3rd)1964 DE Carl Eller (6th)1965 WR Jack Snow (8th)1966 DT Jerry Shaw (7th)

1967 RB Clinton Jones (2nd)1967 WR Gene Washington (8th)1968 T Ron Yary (1st)1972 LB Jeff Siemon (10th)1980 DT Doug Martin (9th)

1982 RB Darrin Nelson (7th)1985 LB Chris tDoleman (4th)2002 T Bryant McKinnie (7th)2003 DT Kevin Williams (9th)2005 WR Troy Williamson (7th)

2007 RB Adrian Peterson (7th)2012 T Matt Kalil (4th)2014 LB Anthony Barr (9th)

VIKINGS HIGHEST SELECTIONS POSITION-BY-POSITION OVERALL POSITION PLAYER SCHOOL SELECTION YEAR Quarterback Daunte Culpepper Central Florida 11th 1999 Running back Tommy Mason Tulane 1st 1961 Tight end Hal Bedsole USC 20th 1964 Wide receiver Troy Williamson South Carolina 7th 2005 Guard Randall McDaniel Arizona St. 19th 1988 Tackle Ron Yary USC 1st 1968 Center Dave Huffman Notre Dame 49th 1979 Punter Jeff Locke UCLA 155th 2013 Kicker Blair Walsh Georgia 175th 2012 Defensive tackle Jim Dunaway Mississippi St. 3rd 1963 Defensive end Carl Eller Minnesota 6th 1964 Linebacker Chris Doleman Pittsburgh 4th 1985 Defensive back Dewayne Washington North Carolina St. 18th 1994

ROUND 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17+ Tot. QB 4 2 1 3 1 1 2 2 1 1 3 0 0 0 1 1 3 26P RB 10 4 5 7 10 4 7 3 7 5 6 6 3 5 5 2 9 98O WR 6 9 6 8 7 10 6 2 7 6 6 5 2 2 1 2 4 89S TE 0 3 2 3 1 3 6 3 1 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 27I OL 8 8 9 6 8 8 7 4 6 5 7 2 5 5 2 2 6 98T K 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 6I P 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 6O DL 17 7 7 9 3 4 13 6 3 2 2 4 3 1 2 3 4 90N LB 7 10 7 8 9 10 10 4 2 1 4 6 0 2 1 0 1 82 DB 4 12 9 13 11 8 9 2 3 5 3 8 3 1 2 4 5 102 Tot. 56 55 46 57 51 50 60 28 31 30 31 32 16 16 16 15 34 624

Note: The draft was 20 rounds from 1961-66, 17 rounds from 1967-76; 12 rounds from 1977-1992; eight rounds in 1993 and seven rounds starting in 1994.

POSITION/ROUND DRAFTED BREAKDOWN

VIKINGS ALL-TIME TOP-10 SELECTIONS


Year Name Pos College Drafted2014 Teddy Bridgewater QB Louisville 1st Round, 32nd Pick2013 Cordarrelle Patterson KR Tennessee 1st Round, 29th Pick2012 Matt Kalil T USC 1st Round, 4th Pick2012 Harrison Smith S Notre Dame 1st Round, 29th Pick2012 Blair Walsh K Georgia 6th Round, 175th Pick2011 Kyle Rudolph TE Notre Dame 2nd Round, 43rd Pick2009 Percy Harvin WR Florida 1st Round, 22nd Pick2009 Phil Loadholt T Oklahoma 2nd Round, 54th Pick2007 Adrian Peterson RB Oklahoma 1st Round, 7th Pick2007 Brian Robison DE Texas 4th Round, 102nd Pick2003 Kevin Williams DT Oklahoma State 1st Round, 9th Pick2003 Onterrio Smith RB Oregon 4th Round, 105th Pick2003 Eddie Johnson P Idaho State 6th Round, 180th Pick2000 Chris Hovan DT Boston College 1st Round, 26th Pick1998 Randy Moss WR Marshall University 1st Round, 21st Pick1995 Orlando Thomas S Southwest Louisiana 2nd Round, 42nd Pick1994 Dewayne Washington CB North Carolina State 1st Round, 18th Pick1994 Todd Steussie T California 1st Round, 19th Pick1994 Andrew Jordan TE Western Carolina 6th Round, 179th Pick

LAST 3 VIKINGS 1ST ROUND QBsTeddy Bridgewater, Louisville, 2014 (32nd)Christian Ponder, Florida State, 2011 (12th)Daunte Culpepper, UCF, 1999 (11th)

LAST 3 VIKINGS 1ST ROUND RBsAdrian Peterson, Oklahoma, 2007 (7th)Michael Bennett, Wisconsin, 2001 (27th)Robert Smith, Ohio State, 1993 (21st)

LAST 3 VIKINGS 1ST ROUND WRsCordarrelle Patterosn, Tennessee, 2013 (29th)Percy Harvin, Florida, 2009 (22nd)Troy Williamson, South Carolina, 2005 (7th)

LAST 3 VIKINGS 1ST ROUND OLT Matt Kalil, USC, 2012 (4th)T Bryant McKinnie, Miami (FL), 2002 (7th)T Korey Stringer, Ohio State, 1995 (24th)

LAST 3 VIKINGS 1ST ROUND DLDT Sharrif Floyd, Florida, 2013 (23rd)DE Erasmus James, Wisconsin, 2005 (18th)DE Kenechi Udeze, USC, 2004 (20th)

LAST 3 VIKINGS DRAFTED TEsRhett Ellison, USC, 2012, 4th round (128th)Kyle Rudolph, Notre Dame, 2011, 2nd round (43rd)Mickey Shuler, Penn State, 2010, 7th round (214th)

LAST 3 VIKINGS DRAFTED KsBlair Walsh, Georgia, 2012, 6th round (175th)Mike Wood, S.E. Missouri, 1978, 8th round (204th)Dan Beaver, Illinois, 1977, 10th round (278th)

LAST 3 VIKINGS DRAFTED PsJeff Locke, UCLA, 2013, 5th round (155th) Eddie Johnson, Idaho State, 2003, 6th round (180th)Mike Deutsch, Colorado State, 1978, 9th round (240th)

LAST 3 VIKINGS 1ST ROUND LBsAnthony Barr, UCLA, 2014 (9th)Chad Greenway, Iowa, 2006 (17th)Dwayne Rudd, Alabama, 1997 (20th)

LAST 3 VIKINGS 1ST ROUND DBsCB Xavier Rhodes, Florida State, 2013 (25th)S Harrison Smith, Notre Dame, 2012 (29th)CB Dewayne Washington, North Carolina State, 1994 (18th)

VIKINGS ALL-ROOKIE SELECTIONS SINCE 1994


Year Player Drafted Round Pos. School Pro Bowl Years Tommy Mason 1961 1 RB Tulane 1962-64 Rip Hawkins 1961 2 LB North Carolina 1963 #Fran Tarkenton 1961 3 QB Georgia 1964-65, 67-70, 75-77 #Bobby Bell 1963 2 LB Minnesota 1971-73 Carl Eller 1964 1 DE Minnesota 1968-71, 73-74 Milt Sunde 1964 20 G Minnesota 1966 Dave Osborn 1965 13 RB North Dakota 1970 Gene Washington 1967 1 WR Michigan St. 1969-70 Alan Page 1967 1 DT Notre Dame 1968-76 Bob Grim 1967 2 WR Oregon State 1971 Bobby Bryant 1967 7 CB South Carolina 1975 Ron Yary 1968 1 T USC 1971-77 #Ed White 1969 2 G California 1975-78, 80 Jeff Siemon 1972 1 LB Stanford 1973, 75-77 Chuck Foreman 1973 1 RB Miami 1973-77 Matt Blair 1974 2 LB Iowa State 1977-82 Sammy White 1976 2 WR Grambling 1976-77 Tommy Kramer 1977 1 QB Rice 1986 Scott Studwell 1977 9 LB Illinois 1987-88 Joe Senser 1979 6 TE West Chester St. 1981 Wade Wilson 1981 8 QB East Texas St. 1988 Steve Jordan 1982 7 TE Brown 1986-91 Joey Browner 1983 1 S USC 1985-90 Carl Lee 1983 7 CB Marshall 1988-90 Keith Millard 1984 1 DE Washington St. 1988-89 #Chris Doleman 1985 1 LB Pittsburgh 1987-90, 92-93, 95, 97 Henry Thomas 1987 3 NT LSU 1991-92 #Randall McDaniel 1988 1 G Arizona State 1989-99, 2000 Todd Scott 1991 6 S SW Louisiana 1992 Ed McDaniel 1992 5 LB Clemson 1998 #Brad Johnson 1992 9 QB Florida State 1999, 2002 Robert Smith 1993 1 RB Ohio State 1998, 2000 Todd Steussie 1994 1 T California 1997-98 Korey Stringer 1995 1 T Ohio State 2000 Randy Moss 1998 1 WR Marshall 1998-00, 2002-03 Matt Birk 1998 6 C Harvard 2000-01, 2003-04, 2006-07 Daunte Culpepper 1999 1 QB Central Florida 2000, 2003, 2004 Michael Bennett 2001 1 RB Wisconsin 2002 Kevin Williams 2003 1 DT Oklahoma State 2004, 2006-10 Adrian Peterson 2007 1 RB Oklahoma 2007-10, 12, 13 Sidney Rice 2007 2 WR South Carolina 2009 Percy Harvin 2009 1 WR Florida 2009 Bryant McKinnie 2002 1 T Miami 2009 E.J. Henderson 2003 3 LB Maryland 2010 Chad Greenway 2006 1 LB Iowa 2011, 12 Kyle Rudolph 2011 2 TE Notred Dame 2012 Matt Kalil 2012 1 T USC 2012 Blair Walsh 2012 6 K Georgia 2012 Cordarrelle Patterson 2013 1 KR Tennessee 2013

#Fran Tarkenton played in Pro Bowls with the N.Y. Giants from 1967-70; Bobby Bell never played with the Vikings and all his Pro Bowl appearanc-es were with the Kansas City Chiefs; Ed White played in the 1978 and 1980 Pro Bowls with the San Diego Chargers; Chris Doleman played in the 1995 Pro Bowl with the Atlanta Falcons and the 1997 Pro Bowl with the San Francisco 49ers. Randall McDaniel played in the 2000 Pro Bowl with the Tam-pa Bay Buccaneers. Brad Johnson played in the 1999 Pro Bowl with the Washington Redskins and the 2002 Pro Bowl with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

VIKINGS ALL-TIME DRAFTED PRO BOWLERS

PLAYERS TAKEN IN THE PAST 10 DRAFTS WITH THE VIKINGS 2015 SELECTIONS

Below is a look at who was taken in the past 10 years with the selections the Vikings have in the 2015 NFL Draft.

No. Name Pos. College NFL Team11 Taylor Lewan T Michigan Tennessee Titans45 Paul Richardson WR Colorado Seattle Seahawks76 Travis Swanson C Arkansas Detroit Lions110 Mo Alexander S Utah State St. Louis Rams137 Dakota Dozier T Furman New York Jets228 Zach Hocker K Arkansas Washington Redskins232 Ulrick John T Georgia State Indianapolis Colts

No. Name Pos. College NFL Team11 D.J. Fluker T Alabama San Diego Chargers45 Kevin Minter LB LSU Arizona Cardinals76 Keenan Allen WR California San Diego Chargers110 Ryan Nassib QB Syracuse New York Giants137 Jesse Williams DT Alabama Seattle Seahawks228 Jawan Jamison RB Rutgers Washington Redskins232 Sam Barrington LB South Florida Green Bay Packers

No. Name Pos. College NFL Team11 Dontari Poe NT Memphis Kansas City Chiefs45 Alshon Jeffery WR South Carolina Chicago Bears76 Brandon Brooks G Miami (OH) Houston Texans110 Ladarius Green TE Louisiana-Lafayette San Diego Chargers137 Malik Jackson DE Tennessee Denver Broncos228 Jeris Pendleton DT Ashland Jacksonville Jaguars232 Greg Scruggs DE Louisville Seattle Seahawks

2014 NFL DRAFT

2013 NFL DRAFT

2012 NFL DRAFT

No. Name Pos. College NFL Team11 J.J. Watt DE Wisconsin Houston Texans45 Rahim Moore S UCLA Denver Broncos76 Will Rackley G Lehigh Jacksonville Jaguars110 David Arkin G Missouri State Dallas Cowboys137 Buster Skrine CB Tennessee-Chattanooga Cleveland Browns228 Jabara Williams LB Stephen F. Austin St. St. Louis Rams232 Baron Batch RB Texas Tech Pittsburgh Steelers

2011 NFL DRAFT


No. Name Pos. College NFL Team11 Anthony Davis T Rutgers San Francisco 49ers45 Zane Beadles G Utah Denver Broncos76 Chad Jones S LSU New York Giants110 Darrell Stuckey S Kansas San Diego Chargers137 Perrish Cox CB Oklahoma State Denver Broncos228 Reggie Stephens C Iowa State Cincinnati Bengals232 Jammie Kirlew DE Indiana Denver Broncos

No. Name Pos. College NFL Team11 Aaron Maybin DE Penn State Buffalo Bills45 Clint Sintim LB Virginia New York Giants76 DeAndre Levy LB Wisconsin Detroit Lions110 Victor Butler DE Oregon State Dallas Cowboys137 Jason Phillips LB Texas Christian Baltimore Ravens228 Lydon Murtha T Nebraska Detroit Lions232 Julian Edelman WR Kent State New England Patriots

No. Name Pos. College NFL Team11 Leodis McKelvin CB Troy Buffalo Bills45 Jordon Dizon LB Colorado Detroit Lions76 Brad Cotton TE Tennessee Kansas City Chiefs110 Shawn Murphy G Utah State Miami Dolphins137 John David Booty QB USC Minnesota Vikings228 Chris Chamberlain LB Tulsa St. Louis Rams232 Keith Zinger TE LSU Atlanta Falcons

2010 NFL DRAFT

2009 NFL DRAFT

2008 NFL DRAFT

No. Name Pos. College NFL Team11 Patrick Willis LB Mississippi San Francisco 49ers45 Dwayne Jarrett WR USC Carolina Panthers76 Jason Hill WR Washington State San Francisco 49ers110 John Bowie CB Cincinnati Oakland Raiders137 Le’Ron McClain FB Alabama Baltimore Ravens228 DeShawn Wynn RB Florida Green Bay Packers232 Steve Vallos T Wake Forest Seattle Seahawks

2007 NFL DRAFT


No. Name Pos. College NFL Team11 Jay Cutler QB Vanderbilt Denver Broncos45 LenDale White RB USC Tennessee Titans76 Anthony Schlegel LB Ohio State New York Jets110 Leon Williams LB Miami (FL) Cleveland Browns137 Terna Nande LB Miami (OH) Tennessee Titans228 Jarrad Page S UCLA Kansas City Chiefs232 Gerrick McPhearson CB Maryland New York Giants

No. Name Pos. College NFL Team11 DeMarcus Ware LB Troy Dallas Cowboys45 Lofa Tatupu LB USC Seattle Seahawks76 Karl Paymah CB Washington State Denver Broncos110 Brandon Jacobs RB Southern Illinois New York Giants137 Ronald Fields DT Mississippi State San Francisco 49ers228 Shaun Nua DE Brigham Young Pittsburgh Steelers232 Jimmy Verdon DE Arizona State New Orleans Saints

2006 NFL DRAFT

2005 NFL DRAFT

VIKINGS ALL-TIME DRAFTS

1. TOMMY MASON, RB, Tulane 2. RIP HAWKINS, LB, North Carolina 3. FRAN TARKENTON, QB, Georgia 4. CHUCK LAMSON, DB, Wyoming 5. ED SHAROCKMAN, DB, Pittsburgh 6. GERALD BURCH, WR, Georgia 7. ALLEN FERRIE, WR, Wagner 8. PAUL LINDQUIST, T, New Hampshire 9. DAN SHEEHAN, T, Tennessee-Chattanooga 10. DOUG MAYBERRY, RB, Utah 11. JERRY MAYS, T, SMU 12. STEVE STONEBREAKER, LB, Detroit 13. RAYMOND HAYES, RB, Central Oklahoma 14. KEN PETERSON, T, Utah 15. MIKE MERCER, K, Arizona State 16. TED KARPOWICZ, RB, Detroit 17. WILLIE JONES, RB, Purdue 18. BOB VOIGHT, T, Los Angeles State 19. BILL HILL, RB, Presbyterian 20. MIKE McFARLAND, QB, Western Illinois

1. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to New York for GEORGE SHAW 2. NO CHOICE, Choice traded, along with 11th choice, to Cleveland for JIM PRESTEL, JIM MARSHALL, DICK GRECNI, JAMIE CALEB, BILLY GAULT and PAUL DICKSON. 3. BILL MILLER, WR, Miami 4. ROY WINSTON, LB, LSU 5. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to New York for MEL TRIPLETT, BOB SCHNELKER, and B. SCHMIDT. 6. LARRY BOWIE, G, Purdue 7. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Philadelphia in JERRY REICHOW trade. 8. PAUL WHITE, RB, Buffalo 9. MARSHALL SHIRK, T, UCLA 10. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Cleveland for BOB DENTON. 11. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Cleveland along with 2nd choice in 1962. 12. GARY FALLON, RB, Syracuse 13. ROGER VAN CLEEF, T, SW Oklahoma 14. PAT RUSS, T, Purdue 15. LARRY GUILFORD, RB, Pacific 16. JOHN CONTOULIS, T, Connecticut 17. RON STALEY, WR, Wisconsin 18. JUNIOR HAWTHORNE, T, Kentucky 19. TOMMY MINTER, RB, Baylor 20. TERRY CAGAANEN, RB, Utah State

Bold denotes players who made Vikings active roster at some point in their career.

1962 NFL DRAFT

1961 NFL DRAFT


1. JIM DUNAWAY, DT, Mississippi State 2. BOBBY BELL, LB, Minnesota 3. RAY POAGE, WR, Texas 4. PAUL FLATLEY, WR, Northwestern 5. GARY KALTENBACH, G, Pittsburgh 6. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Cleveland for T. FRANCKHAUSER, F. COX, C. FERGUSON and E. LINDEN. 7. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to New York for JIM LEO. 8. JIM O’MAHONEY, LB, Miami 9. BOB HOOVER, RB, Florida 10. TERRY KOSENS, RB, Hofstra 11. JOHN CAMPBELL, LB, Minnesota 12. JOHN SKLOPAN, RB, Southern Mississippi 13. DAVE O’BRIEN, G, Boston College 14. RALPH FERRISI, RB, So. Connecticut St. 15. JOHN MURIO, WR, Whitworth 16. REX MIRICH, T, Arizona State-Flagstaff 17. TOM MUNSEY, RB, Concordia 18. TOM McINTYRE, T, St. John’s 19. FRANK HORVATH, RB, Youngstown 20. MAILON KENT, QB, Auburn

1. CARL ELLER, DE, Minnesota 2. HAL BEDSOLE, TE, USC 3. GEORGE ROSE, DB, Auburn 4. (A) NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Chicago for BILL BROWN. 4. (B) TOM KEATING, T, Michigan. Choice from N.Y. Giants as part of HUGH McELHENNY trade. 5. JOHN KIRBY, LB, Nebraska 6. BOB LACEY, WR, North Carolina 7. WES BRYANT, T, Arkansas 8. BILL McWATTERS, RB, North Texas State 9. DARRELL LESTER, RB, McNeese 10. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to L.A. Rams for TOM WILSON. 11. H.O. ESTES, G, East Central Oklahoma 12. WALTER SANDS, WR, Texas 13. RUSS VOLLMER, DB, Memphis State 14. TOM MICHEL, RB, East Carolina 15. MONTE KIFFIN, T, Nebraska 16. CARLTON OATES, DE, Florida A&M 17. JERRY McCLURG, DE, Colorado 18. CARL ROBINSON, DT, Prairie View 19. DICK SCHOTT, DE, Louisville 20. MILT SUNDE, G, Minnesota


1964 NFL DRAFT

1963 NFL DRAFT


1. JACK SNOW, WR, Notre Dame 2. (A) ARCHIE SUTTON, T, Illinois. Choice from N.Y. Giants as part of the HUGH MCELHENNY trade. 2. (B) LANCE RENTZEL, RB, Oklahoma 3. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Pittsburgh for BOB FERGUSON. 4. (A) JIM WHALEN, WR, Boston College 4. (B) JIM HARRIS, DT, Utah State, Choice from Cleveland. 5. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Detroit for TOM HALL and BRUCE ZELLMER. 6. JIM GRISHAM, RB, Oklahoma 7. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Detroit for MIKE BUNDRA and LARRY VARGO. 8. (A) JOHN HANKINSON, QB, Minnesota. Choice from San Francisco for ROY WILLIAMS. 8. (B) JEFF JORDAN, DB, Tulsa 9. FRANK McCLENDON, DT, Alabama 10. JERRY SCHWEIGER, T, Superior State 11. JOHN THOMAS, WR, USC 12. MIKE TILLEMAN, DT, Montana 13. DAVE OSBORN, RB, North Dakota 14. MAX LEETZOW, DE, Idaho 15. PHIL MORGAN, RB, East Tennessee 16. PAUL LABINSKI, DT, St. John’s 17. VERAN SMITH, LB, Utah State 18. RICHARD KOTITE, WR, Wagner 19. ELLIS JOHNSON, RB, S.E. Louisiana 20. COSMO IACAVAZZI, RB, Princeton

1. JERRY SHAY, DT, Purdue 2. JIM LINDSEY, RB, Arkansas 3. DON HANSEN, LB, Illinois 4. RON ACKS, DB, Illinois 5. (A) DOUG DAVIS, T, Kentucky 5. (B) BOB HALL, DB, Brown. Choice from Chicago for PALMER PYLE. 6. (A) WIBER AYLOR, T, S.W. Texas St., Choice from N.Y. Giants for BILL SWAIN 6. (B) NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Detroit for MIKE BUNDRA and LARRY VARGO. 7. BOB MEERS, WR, Massachusetts 8. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Baltimore fo the rights to LARRY KRAMER. 9. RON GREEN, WR, North Dakota 10. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Detroit for GARY LOWE 11. STAN QUINTANA, DB, New Mexico 12. BOB PETRELLA, DB, Tennessee 13. LARRY MARTIN, T, San Diego State 14. HOWARD TWILLEY, WR, Tulsa 15. HUGH WRIGHT, RB, Adams State 16. JIM WILLIAMS, DB, Arkansas 17. MONROE BEARD, WR, Virginia Union 18. DALE GRECO, T, Illinois 19. JESSE STOKES, DB, Corpus Christi 20. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Philadelphia for BILLY RAY BARNES.


1966 NFL DRAFT

1965 NFL DRAFT


1. (A) CLINTON JONES, RB, Michigan State. Choice from N.Y. Giants as part of the TARKENTON trade. 1. (B) GENE WASHINGTON, WR, Michigan State 1. (C) ALAN PAGE, DT, Notre Dame. Choice from L.A. Rams for HAL BEDSOLE, TOMMY MASON and 2nd round draft choice in 1967. 2. (A) BOB GRIM, WR, Oregon State. Choice from N.Y. Giants. 2. (B) NO CHOICE, Choice traded to L.A. Rams. 3. EARL DENNY, RB, Missouri 4. ALVIN COLEMAN, DB, Tennessee A&I 5. KEN LAST, WR, Minnesota 6. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Pittsburgh for PHIL KING. 7. BOBBY BRYANT, DB, South Carolina 8. (A) NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Pittsburgh for DAVE TOBEY. 8. (B) JOHN BEASLEY, TE, California, Choice from Washington. 9. BILL MORRIS, G, Holy Cross 10. PETE TATMAN, RB, Nebraska 11. BOB TRYGSTAD, DT, Washington State 12. FRED CREMER, DT, St. John’s 13. CHARLES HARDT, DB, Tulsa 14. JIM HARGROVE, LB, Howard Payne 15. JAMES SHEA, DB, Eastern New Mexico 16. GENE BEARD, DB, Virginia Union 17. DICK WAGONER, DB, Bowling Green

1. (A) RON YARY, T, USC, Choice from N.Y. Giants. 1. (B) NO CHOICE, Choice traded to New Orleans for GARY CUOZZO. 2. CHARLIE WEST, DB, Texas-El Paso 3. (A) NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Pittsburgh for BRADY KEYS. 3. (B) MIKE McGILL, LB, Notre Dame, Choice from Dallas. 4. MIKE FREEMAN, DB, Fresno State 5. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Washington for BOB BREITENSTEIN. 6. BOB GOODRIDGE, WR, Vanderbilt 7. (A) OSCAR REED, RB, Colorado State, Choice from Atlanta. 7. (B) LENNY SNOW, RB, Georgia Tech 8. HANK URBANOWICZ, DT, Miami 9. MIKE DONOHUE, TE, San Francisco 10. TOM SAKAL, DB, Minnesota 11. BILL HAAS, WR, Omaha 12. HOWIE SMALL, C, Rhode Island 13. DICK WHERRY, WR, Northern State 14. DON EVANS, T, Arkansas AM&N 15. JIM HAYNIE, QB, West Chester State 16. LARRY KUHARICH, DB, Boston College 17. (A) BOB LEE, QB, Pacific 17. (B) BILL HULL, G, Tennessee Tech, Choice from Detroit.


1968 NFL DRAFT

1967 NFL DRAFT


1. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to New Orleans for GARY CUOZZO. 2. (A) ED WHITE, G, California. Choice from N.Y. Giants as a part of TARKENTON trade. 2. (B) VOLLY MURPHY, WR, Texas-El Paso 3. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Philadelphia for PHIL KING. 4. MIKE McCAFFREY, LB, California 5. (A) JIM BARNES, G, Arkansas, Choice from Atlanta. 5. (B) MIKE O’SHEA, WR, Utah State, Choice from Pittsburgh for BOBBY WALDEN. 5. (C) CORNY DAVIS, RB, Kansas State 6. MARION BATES, DB, Texas Southern 7. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Washington along with MARLIN McKEEVER for PAUL KRAUSE. 8. HARRISON WOOD, WR, Washington 9. TOM FINK, G, Minnesota 10. TOM McCAULEY, WR, Wisconsin 11. BRIAN DOWLING, QB, Yale 12. NOEL JENKE, LB, Minnesota 13. JIM MOYLAN, DT, Texas Tech 14. TOMMY HEAD, C, S.W. Texas State 15. EUGENE MOSLEY, TE, Jackson State 16. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Detroit for 17th choice in 1968. 17. WENDELL HOUSLEY, DB, Texas A&M

1. JOHN WARD, T, Oklahoma State 2. BILL CAPPLEMAN, QB, Florida State 3. CHUCK BURGOON, LB, North Park 4. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to New Orleans for KENT KRAMER. 5. GREG JONES, RB, UCLA 6. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Pittsburgh for TONY JETER. 7. HAP FARBER, LB, Mississippi 8. MIKE CARROLL, G, Missouri 9. GEORGE MORROW, DE, Mississippi 10. STU VOIGT, TE, Wisconsin 11. GODFREY ZAUNBRECHER, C, LSU 12. JAMES HOLLAND, DB, Jackson State 13. ROBERT PEARCE, DB, S.F. Austin 14. TOM SPINKS, WR, Louisiana Tech 15. BENNIE FRANCIS, DE, Chadron 16. BRUCE CERONE, WR, Emporia State 17. BRIAN HEALY, DB, Michigan


1970 NFL DRAFT

1969 NFL DRAFT


1. LEO HAYDEN, RB, Ohio State 2. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Philadelphia as a part of the NORM SNEAD trade. 3. EDDIE HACKETT, WR, Alcorn A&M 4. VINCE CLEMENTS, RB, Connecticut 5. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Pittsbugh for KENT NIX. 6. NO CHOICE, choice traded to Philadelphia for NORM SNEAD. 7. GENE MACK, LB, Texas-El Paso 8. JOHN FARLEY, DE, J.C. Smith 9. TIM SULLIVAN, RB, Iowa 10. CHRIS MORRIS, G, Indiana 11. MIKE WALKER, LB, Tulane 12. REGGIE HOLMES, DB, Stout State 13. BENNY FRY, C, Houston 14. JIM GALLAGHER, LB, Yale 15. JEFF WRIGHT, DB, Minnesota 16. GREG EDMONDS, WR, Penn State 17. KEN DUNCAN, P, Tulsa

1. (A) JEFF SIEMON, LB, Stanford, Choice from New England for JOE KAPP. 1. (B) NO CHOICE, Choice traded to N.Y. Giants as a part of the TARKENTON trade. 2. ED MARINARO, RB, Cornell 3. (A) BART BUETOW, T, Minnesota, Choice from Green Bay for the rights to Z. BRATKOWSKI. 3. (B) NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Philadelphia as part of the NORM SNEAD trade. 4. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Denver for AL DENSON. 5. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to L.A. Rams for TED PROVOST. 6. AMOS MARTIN, LB, Louisville 7. BILL SLATER, DE, Western Michigan 8. CALVIN DEMERY, WR, Arizona State 9. CHARLES GOODRUM, G, Florida A&M 10. WILLIE ALDRIDGE, RB, South Carolina State 11. WILLIE McKELTON, DB, Southern 12. BOB BANAUGH, DB, Montana State 13. FRANKLIN ROBERTS, RB, Alcorn A&M 14. MARV OWENS, RB, San Diego State 15. MIKE SIVERT, G, East Tennessee State 16. NEIL GRAFF, QB, Wisconsin 17. DICK SCHMALZ, WR, Auburn


1972 NFL DRAFT

1971 NFL DRAFT


1. CHUCK FOREMAN, RB, Miami 2. JACKIE WALLACE, DB, Arizona, Choice from St. Louis in JOHN GILLIAM for GARY CUOZZO trade. 3. (A) NO CHOICE, Choice traded to N.Y. Giants as a part of the TARKENTON trade. 3. (B) JIM LASH, WR, Northwestern 4. (A) MIKE WELLS, QB, Illinois, Choice from St. Louis. 4. (B) NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Kansas City for MIKE EISCHEID. 5. BRENT McCLANAHAN, RB, Arizona State 6. (A) DOUG KINGSRITER, TE, Minnesota, Choice from New Orleans along with 1974 4th choice for BOB BROWN. 6. (B) FRED ABBOTT, LB, Florida 7. JOSH BROWN, RB, S.W. Texas State 8. CRAIG DARLING, T, Iowa 9. LARRY DIBBLES, DE, New Mexico 10. (A) RANDY LEE, P, Tulane, Choice from Philadelphia for BILL CODY. 10. (B) DAVE MASON, DB, Nebraska 11. GEARY MURDOCK, T, Iowa State 12. ALAN SPENCER, WR, Pittsburg State (Kan.) 13. RON JUST, G, Minot State 14. EDDIE BISHOP, DB, Southern 15. TONY CHANDLER, RB, Missouri Valley 16. LARRY SMILEY, DE, Texas Southern 17. DAVE WINFIELD, TE, Minnesota

1. (A) FRED McNEILL, LB, UCLA, Choice from Atlanta along with BOB BERRY for BOB LEE and LONNIE WARWICK. 1. (B) STEVE RILEY, T, USC 2. (A) JOHN HOLLAND, WR, Tennessee State, Choice from San Diego along with 3rd choice for C. JONES and C. GERSBACH. 2. (B) MATT BLAIR, LB, Iowa State 3. (A) STEVE CRAIG, TE, Northwestern, Choice from San Diego. 3. (B) SCOTT ANDERSON, C, Missouri 4. (A) MIKE TOWNSEND, DB, Notre Dame, Choice from New Orleans as part of BOB BROWN trade. 4. (B) NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Cincinnati for STEVE LAWSON. 5. (A) JAMES FERGUSON, DB, Stanford, Choice from Denver along with R. SHERMAN for G. WASHINGTON. 5. (B) NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Baltimore for CHARLES STUKES. 6. MARK KELLAR, RB, Northern Illinois 7. FRED TABRON, RB, S.W. Missouri 8. BERL SIMMONS, K, TCU 9. SAM McCULLUM, WR, Montana State 10. BARRY REED, RB, Peru State 11. DAVID BOONE, DE, Eastern Michigan 12. RANDY POLTL, DB, Stanford 13. GARY KELLER, DT, Utah 14. ALAN DIXON, RB, Harding 15. KURT WACHTLER, DT, St. John’s 16. JOHN GOEBEL, RB, St. Thomas 17. EARL GARRETT, DB, Boston State


1974 NFL DRAFT

1973 NFL DRAFT


1. MARK MULLANEY, DE, Colorado State 2. ART RILEY, DT, USC 3. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to New Orleans for Andy Maurer. 4. (A) HAROLD HENSON, RB, Ohio State, Choice from Cincinnati. 4. (B) BRUCE ADAMS, WR, Kansas 5. ROBERT MILLER, RB, Kansas 6. BUBBA BROUSSARD, LB, Houston 7. HENRY GREENE, RB, Southern 8. JOE HOLLIMON, DB, Arkansas State 9. JOHN PASSANANTI, G, Western Illinois 10. NEIL CLABO, P, Tennessee 11. IKE SPENCER, RB, Utah 12. AUTRY BEAMON, DB, East Texas State 13. MIKE HURD, WR, Michigan State 14. MIKE STRICKLAND, RB, Eastern Michigan 15. OLLIE BAKKEN, LB, Minnesota 16. TOM GOEDJEN, K, Iowa State 17. ADOLPH BELLIZEARE, RB, Penn State

1. JAMES WHITE, DT, Oklahoma State 2. SAMMY WHITE, WR, Grambling 3. WES HAMILTON, G, Tulsa 4. LEONARD WILLIS, WR, Ohio State 5. (A) STEVE WAGNER, DB, Wisconsin, Choice from Atlanta for OSCAR REED. 5. (B) KEITH BARNETTE, RB, Boston College 6. TERRY EGERDAHL, WR/DB, Minnesota-Duluth 7. LARRY BRUNE, DB, Rice 8. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to New England along with 6th choice in 1977 for DOUG DUMLER. 9. ISAAC HAGINS, WR/RS, Southern 10. BILL SALMON, QB, Northern Iowa 11. STEVE KRACHER, RB, Montana State 12. ROBERT SPARKS, DB, San Francisco State 13. GARY PAULSON, DE, Colorado State 14. JEFF STAPLETON, T, Purdue 15. RON GROCE, RB, Macalester 16. RANDY HICKEL, DB, Montana State 17. DICK LUKOWSKI, DT, West Virginia

1. TOMMY KRAMER, QB, Rice 2. DENNIS SWILLEY, G, Texas A&M 3. TOM HANNON, S, Michigan State 4. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Seattle as a part AHMAD RASHAD trade. 5. KEN MOORE, TE, Northern Illinois 6. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to New England for DOUG DUMLER. 7. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Cincinnati for ORLANDO NELSON. 8. CLINT STROZIER, S, USC 9. SCOTT STUDWELL, LB, Illinois 10. DAN BEAVER, K, Illinois 11. KEITH HERTWIG, WR, Arizona 12. JIM KELLEHER, RB, Colorado


1977 NFL DRAFT

1976 NFL DRAFT

1975 NFL DRAFT


1. RANDY HOLLOWAY, DE, Pittsburgh 2. JOHN TURNER, CB, Miami 3. WHIP WALTON, LB, San Diego State 4. JIM HOUGH, C, Utah State 5. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to the N.Y. Giants for BOB TUCKER. 6. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to San Francisco for NATE ALLEN. 7. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Philadelphia for BILL BRADLEY. 8. MIKE WOOD, K, S.E. Missouri, Choice from Seattle for AMOS MARTIN and AUTRY BEAMON. 9. MIKE DEUTSCH, P, Colorado State 10. HUGHIE SHAW, RB, Texas A&I 11. RON HARRIS, RB, Colorado State 12. JEFF MORROW, T, Minnesota

1. TED BROWN, RB, North Carolina 2. DAVE HUFFMAN, C, Notre Dame 3. Forfeited 4. STEVE DILS, QB, Stanford 5. JERRY METER, LB, Michigan 6. JOE SENSER, TE, West Chester State 7. BOB WINKEL, DT, Kentucky 8. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Baltimore for FRANK MYERS. 9. BILLY DIGGS, WR, Winston-Salem 10. NO CHOICE, choice traded to N.Y. Jets for PHIL WISE. 11. BRIAN NELSON, WR, Texas Tech 12. DAVID STEPHENS, LB, Kentucky

1. DOUG MARTIN, DT, Washington 2. (A) WILLIE TEAL, CB, LSU, Choice from San Francisco for 2nd and 3rd choice in 1980. 2. (B) NO CHOICE, Choice traded to San Francisco for 2nd choice in 1980. 3. (A) NO CHOICE, Choice traded to San Francisco for 2nd choice in 1980. 3. (B) BRENT BOYD, G/C, UCLA, Choice from New Orleans in STEVE RILEY trade. 4. DENNIS JOHNSON, LB, USC 5. (A) DOUG PASCHAL, RB, North Carolina 5. (B) PAUL JONES, RB, California, Choice from New Orleans in STEVE RILEY trade. 6. RAY YAKAVONIS, DE, East Stroudsburg State 7. HENRY JOHNSON, LB, Georgia Tech 8. NO CHOICE, Choice traded along with CARL ELLER to Seattle for STEVE NIEHAUS. 9. DENNIS MOSLEY, RB/WR, Iowa 10. KEN BROWN, WR/RS, Nebraska 11. SAM HARRELL, RB, East Carolina 12. THOMAS LANE, S, Florida A&M


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1979 NFL DRAFT

1978 NFL DRAFT


1. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Baltimore for 2nd and 5th choices in 1981. 2. (A) MARDYE McDOLE, WR, Mississippi, Choice from Baltimore. 2. (B) ROBIN SENDLEIN, LB, Texas 2. (C) JARVIS REDWINE, RB, Nebraska, Choice from Baltimore. 3. (A) NO CHOICE, Choice traded to New Orleans for STEVE RILEY. 3. (B) TIM IRWIN, T, Tennessee, Choice from New England for CHUCK FOREMAN. 4. JOHN SWAIN, DB, Miami (Fla.) 5. (A) WENDELL RAY, DE, Missouri 5. (B) NO CHOICE, Choice traded to New Orleans in STEVE RILEY trade. 6. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Miami for JIM LANGER. 7. DON SHAVER, RB, Kutztown St. (Pa.) 8. WADE WILSON, QB/P, East Texas State 9. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Seattle for NICK BEBOUT. 10. JAMES MURPHY, WR, Utah State 11. WILLIAM STEPHANOS, T, Boston College 12. BRIAN WILLIAMS, TE, Southern

1. DARRIN NELSON, RB, Stanford 2. TERRY TAUSCH, T, Texas 3. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to New Orleans for TONY GALBREATH. 4. JIM FAHNHORST, LB, Minnesota 5. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Miami for LANGER. 6. GREG STORR, LB, Boston College 7. STEVE JORDAN, TE, Brown University 8. KIRK HARMON, LB, Pacific 9. BRYAN HOWARD, S, Tennessee State 10. GERALD LUCEAR, WR, Temple 11. CURTIS ROUSE, G, Chattanooga 12. HOBSON MILNER, RB, Cincinnati

1. JOEY BROWNER, DB, USC 2. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Philadelphia for CHARLIE JOHNSON. 3. WALKER LEE ASHLEY, LB, Penn State 4. MARK RUSH, RB, Miami (Fla.) 5. MARK STEWART, LB, Washington 6. MIKE JONES, WR, Tennessee State 7. CARL LEE, DB, Marshall 8. NORRIS BROWN, TE, Georgia 9. ROD ACHTER, WR Toledo 10. (A) MELVIN BROWN, DB, Mississippi, Choice from the L.A. Rams for RON YARY. 10. (B) Walter Tate, C, Tennessee State 11. BRIAN BUTCHER, G, Clemson 12. MAURICE TURNER, RB, Utah State


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1982 NFL DRAFT

1981 NFL DRAFT


1. KEITH MILLARD, DE, Washington State 2. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Houston for ARCHIE MANNING. 3. ALFRED ANDERSON, RB, Baylor 4. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Houston for DAVE CASPER. 5. (A) NO CHOICE , Choice traded to L.A. Raiders for 5th, 7th, and 11th choices in 1984. 5. (B) ALLEN RICE, RB, Baylor 6. DWIGHT COLLINS, WR, Pittsburgh 7. (A) JOHN HAINES, DT, Texas 7. (B) LOYD LEWIS, G, Texas A & I, Choice from L.A. Raiders. 8. PAUL SVERCHECK, DT, Cal Poly-SLO 9. KEITH KIDD, WR, Arkansas 10. JAMES SPENCER, LB, Oklahoma State 11. (A) EDGAR PICKETT, LB, Clemson 11. (B) LAWRENCE THOMPSON, WR, Miami (Fla.), Choice from L.A. Raiders. 12. MIKE A. JONES, RB, North Carolina A&T

1. (A) NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Atlanta for 1st and 3rd choice in 1985. 1. (B) CHRIS DOLEMAN, LB, Pittsburgh, Choice from Atlanta. 2. ISSIAC HOLT, CB, Alcorn State 3. (A) KIRK LOWDERMILK, C, Ohio State 3. (B) TIM MEAMBER, LB, Washington, Choice from Atlanta. 3. (C) TIM LONG, T, Memphis State, Choice from San Diego for JOHN TURNER. 4. (A) GEORGE “Buster” RHYMES, WR, Oklahoma 4. (B) KYLE MORRELL, S, Brigham Young, Choice from L.A. Rams for STEVE DILS. 5. MARK MacDONALD, G, Boston College 6. (A) STEVE BONO, QB, UCLA 6. (B) TIM NEWTON, NT, Florida, Choice from L.A. Raiders for BRAD VAN PELT. 7. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Green Bay for JAN STENERUD. 8. NIKITA BLAIR, LB, Texas El Paso 9. JAIME COVINGTON, RB, Syracuse 10. JUAN JOHNSON, WR, Langston 11. TIM WILLIAMS, DB, North Carolina A& T 12. BYRON JONES, DT, Tulsa

1. (A) GERALD ROBINSON, DE Auburn, Choice from San Diego. 1. (B) NO CHOICE, Choice traded to San Diego for San Diego’s 1st and 3rd choice in 1986. 2. (A) NO CHOICE, Choice traded to N.Y. Giants in GARY ZIMMERMAN trade. 2. (B) NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Miami for ANTHONY CARTER. 2. (C) NO CHOICE, Choice traded to N.Y. Giants in GARY ZIMMERMAN trade. 3. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to San Diego. 4. JOE PHILLIPS, DT, Southern Methodist 5. HASSAN JONES, WR, Florida State 6. THOMAS ROOKS, RB, Illinois 7. CARL HILTON, TE, Houston 8. GARY SCHIPPANG, T, West Chester St. 9. MIKE SLATON, DB, South Dakota 10. JOE CORMIER, TE/WR, USC 11. JOHN ARMSTRONG, WR, Richmond 12. JESSE SOLOMON, LB, Florida State


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1984 NFL DRAFT


1. (A) D.J. DOZIER, RB, Penn State, Choice from Miami for 1st and 5th choices in 1987. 1. (B) NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Miami. 2. RAY BERRY, LB, Baylor 3. HENRY THOMAS, NT, LSU 4. REGGIE RUTLAND, S, Georgia Tech 5. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Miami. 6. GREG RICHARDSON, WR/KR, Alabama 7. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Seattle for JOHN HARRIS. 8. RICK FENNEY, RB, Washington 9. LEONARD JONES, S, Texas Tech 10. ROBERT RILEY, T, Indiana 11. BRENT PEASE, QB, Montana 12. KEITH WILLIAMS, DT, Florida

1. RANDALL McDANIEL, G, Arizona State 2. (A) NO CHOICE, Choice to Denver for Denver’s 2nd, 4th, and 6th choices in 1988. 2. (B) BRAD EDWARDS, S, South Carolina, Choice from Denver. 3. AL NOGA, DT, Hawaii 4. (A) NO CHOICE, Choice to New England in RICH GANNON trade. 4. (B) TODD KALIS, G, Arizona State, Choice from Denver. 5. DARRELL FULLINGTON, S, Miami 6. (A) NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Miami. 6. (B) DERRICK WHITE, CB, Oklahoma, Choice from Denver. 7. BRAD BECKMAN, TE, Neb.-Omaha 8. JOE CAIN, LB, Oregon Tech 9. PAUL McGOWAN, LB, Florida State 10. BRIAN HABIB, DT, Washington 11. (A) NORMAN FLOYD, S, South Carolina, Choice from New England for 9th choice in 1989. 11. (B) NO CHOICE, Traded to New England in RICH GANNON trade. 12. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to N.Y. Giants.

1. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Pittsburgh for MIKE MERRIWEATHER. 2. DAVID BRAXTON, LB, Wake Forest 3. JOHN HUNTER, T, BYU 4. DARRYL INGRAM, TE, California 5. Exercised in 1988 Supplemental Draft for RYAN BETHEA, WR, South Carolina. 6. JEFF MICKEL, T, Eastern Washington 7. BENJI ROLAND, NT, Auburn 8. ALEX STEWART, DE, Cal-State Fullerton 9. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to New England for 11th choice in 1988. 10. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Miami. 11. BRAD BAXTER, RB, Alabama State 12. (A) SHAWN WOODSON, LB, James Madison 12. (B) EVERETT ROSS, WR/KR, Ohio State, Choice from San Francisco through L.A. Raiders for 11th choice in ‘90.


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1987 NFL DRAFT


1. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Dallas in HERSCHEL WALKER trade. 2. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Dallas in HERSCHEL WALKER trade. 3. (A) MIKE JONES, TE, Texas A&M, Choice from Dallas in HERSCHEL WALKER trade. 3. (B) MARION HOBBY, DE, Tennessee 4. ALONZO HAMPTON, CB, Pittsburgh 5. (A) REGGIE THORNTON, WR, Bowling Green, Choice from San Diego through Dallas in HERSCHEL WALKER trade. 5. (B) CEDRIC SMITH, RB, Florida 6. NO CHOICE, Choice to Dallas in HERSCHEL WALKER trade. 7. JOHN LEVELIS, LB, C.W. Post 8. CRAIG SCHLICHTING, DE, Wyoming 9. TERRY ALLEN, RB, Clemson 10. (A) PAT NEWMAN, WR, Utah State, Choice from Dallas in HERSCHEL WALKER trade. 10. (B) DONALD SMITH, CB, Liberty 11. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Chicago through the L.A. Raiders for 12th choice in 1989. 12. RON GOETZ, LB, Minnesota

1. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to New England through Dallas. 2. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Houston through Dallas. 3. CARLOS JENKINS, LB, Michigan State 3. JAKE REED, WR, Grambling State 4. RANDY BALDWIN, RB, Mississippi 5. CHRIS THOME, C/G, Minnesota 6. (A) NO CHOICE, Choice traded to L.A. Raiders. 6. (B) TODD SCOTT, S, SW Louisiana, Choice from L.A. Raiders. 7. SCOTT REAGAN, DT, Humboldt 7. TRIPP WELBORNE, S, Michigan, Choice from Dallas through L.A. Raiders. 8. REGGIE JOHNSON, DE, Arizona 9. GERALD HUDSON, RB, Oklahoma State 10. BRADY PIERCE, T, Wisconsin 11. IVAN CAESAR, LB, Boston College 12. DARREN HUGHES, WR, Carson-Newman

1. NO CHOICE, Choice to Dallas in HERSCHEL WALKER trade. 2. (A) ROBERT HARRIS (Choice from Seattle), DE, Southern 2. (B) NO CHOICE, Choice to Dallas in HERSCHEL WALKER trade. 3. NO CHOICE, Choice to Dallas in HERSCHEL WALKER trade. 4. ROY BARKER, DT, North Carolina 5. ED McDANIEL, LB, Clemson 6. MIKE GADDIS, RB, Oklahoma 7. DAVID WILSON, S, California 8. LUKE FISHER, TE, East Carolina 9. (A) BRAD JOHNSON, QB, Florida St., Choice from Tampa Bay 9. (B) RONNIE WEST, WR, Pittsburg St 10. BRAD CULPEPPER, DT, Florida 11. CHUCK EVANS, RB, Clark 12. JOE RANDOLPH, WR, Elon


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1990 NFL DRAFT


1. ROBERT SMITH, RB, Ohio State 2. QADRY ISMAIL, WR, Syracuse 3. (A) JOHN GERAK, G, Penn State, Choice from Seattle in KEITH MILLARD trade. 3. (B) GILBERT BROWN, DT, Kansas 4. ASHLEY SHEPPARD, LB, Clemson 5. EVERETT LINDSAY, T, Mississippi 6. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to Washington for GEORGE HINKLE and JOE JOHNSON. 7. GINO TORRETTA, QB, Miami 8. NO CHOICE, Choice traded to San Francisco for KEITH HENDERSON.

1. (A) DEWAYNE WASHINGTON, DB, North Carolina State. Choice from Denver in GARY ZIMMERMAN trade. 1. (B) TODD STEUSSIE, T, California 2. (A) DAVID PALMER, WR/RB, Alabama. Choice from Atlanta in CHRIS DOLEMAN trade. 2. (B) NO CHOICE. Compensation choice to Atlanta in CHRIS DOLEMAN trade. 2. (C) NO CHOICE. To L.A. Raiders for 2nd and 4th choice in 1994. 2. (D) FERNANDO SMITH, DE, Jackson State, Choice from L.A. Raiders in exchange of draft picks. 3. NO CHOICE. To Pittsburgh in ADRIAN COOPER trade. 4. (A) NO CHOICE. To Houston in WARREN MOON trade. 4. (B) MIKE WELLS, DT, Iowa. Choice from L.A. Raiders in exchange of draft picks. 5. (A) SHELLY HAMMONDS, DB, Penn State. Choice from Washington in RICH GANNON trade. 5. (B) NO CHOICE. To Kansas City in BARRY WORD trade. 6. (A) ANDREW JORDAN, TE, Western Carolina. Choice from Denver in GARY ZIMMERMAN trade. 6. (B) NO CHOICE. To Pittsburgh in ADRIAN COOPER trade 7. PETE BERCICH, LB, Notre Dame

1. (A) DERRICK ALEXANDER, DE, Florida State. Choice from Denver through Atlanta in CHRIS DOLEMAN trade. 1. (B) KOREY STRINGER, T, Ohio State 2. (A) ORLANDO THOMAS, S, SW Louisiana. Choice from Denver in GARY ZIMMERMAN trade. 2. (B) COREY FULLER, CB, Florida State 3. NO CHOICE. To Houston in WARREN MOON trade. 4. CHAD MAY, QB, Kansas State 5. JAMES STEWART, RB, Miami 6. JOHN SOLOMON, LB, Sam Houston State. From N.Y. Giants in VENCIE GLENN trade. 6. NO CHOICE. To Denver in trade of draft choices. 7. (A) JOSE WHITE, DT, Howard 7. (B) JASON FISK, DT, Stanford. Compensatory Selection.

1. DUANE CLEMONS, LB, California 2. JAMES MANLEY, DT, Vanderbilt 3. MOE WILLIAMS, RB, Kentucky 4. (A) HUNTER GOODWIN, TE, Texas A&M. Choice from Arizona in exchange of draft picks. 4. (B) NO CHOICE. Traded to Arizona in exchange of draft picks. 5. (A) SEAN BOYD, S, North Carolina. Choice from N.Y. Giants in VENCIE GLENN trade. 5. (B) NO CHOICE. Traded to Arizona in exchange of draft picks. 6. NO CHOICE. Traded to N.Y. Giants in VENCIE GLENN trade. 7. JON MERRILL, OL, Duke


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1995 NFL DRAFT

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1993 NFL DRAFT

1. DWAYNE RUDD, LB, Alabama 2. TORRIAN GRAY, S, Virginia Tech 3. STALIN COLINET, DE, Boston College 4. ANTONIO BANKS, CB, Virginia Tech 5. TONY WILLIAMS, DT, Memphis 6. ROBERT TATE, WR, Cincinnati 7. (A) ARTIE ULMER, LB, Valdosta State 7. (B) MATTHEW HATCHETTE, WR, Langston. Compensatory Selection.

1. RANDY MOSS, WR, Marshall 2. KAILEE WONG, LB, Stanford 3. RAMOS McDONALD, DB, New Mexico 4. KIVUUSAMA MAYS, LB, North Carolina 5. KERRY COOKS, SS, Iowa 6. MATT BIRK, T, Harvard 7. (A) CHESTER BURNETT, LB, Arizona 7. (B) TONY DARDEN, CB, Texas Tech. Compensatory Selection.

1. (A) DAUNTE CULPEPPER, QB, Central Florida 1. (B) DIMITRIUS UNDERWOOD, DE, Michigan State 2. JIM KLEINSASSER, TE, North Dakota (choice from Pittsburgh in exchange of draft picks, 59, 73, 163) 4. (A) KENNY WRIGHT, DB, Northwestern State (choice from Miami for Hunter Goodwin) 4. (B) JAY HUMPHREY, T, Texas 5. CHRIS JONES, LB, Clemson (compensatory selection) 6. (A) TALANCE SAWYER, DL, Nevada-Las Vegas (Choice from Tampa Bay through Baltimore for Everett Lindsay) 6. (B) ANTICO DALTON, LB, Hampton 7. NOEL SCARLETT, DL, Langston


1. CHRIS HOVAN, DT, Boston College 2. (A) FRED ROBBINS, DT, Wake Forest (Choice from Washington in Brad Johnson trade) 2. (B) MICHAEL BOIREAU, DE, Miami (Fla.) 3. DOUG CHAPMAN, RB, Marshall 4. (A) ANTONIO WILSON, LB, Texas A&M-Commerce (Choice from Baltimore for Everett Lindsay) 4. (B) TYRONE CARTER, DB, Minnesota 5. TROY WALTERS, WR, Stanford 7. (A) NO CHOICE. Traded to Cleveland with Stalin Colinet for Jerry Ball in 1999. Compensatory selection. 7. (B) MIKE MALANO, C, San Diego State. Compensatory selection. 7. (C) GILES COLE, TE, Texas A&M-Kingsville. Compensatory selection. 7. (D) LEWIS KELLY, OL, South Carolina State. Compensatory selection.

1. MICHAEL BENNETT, RB, Wisconsin2. WILLIE HOWARD, DT, Stanford3. ERIC KELLY, CB, Kentucky. Choice from New England in exchange of draft picks.3. (B) NO CHOICE. Traded to New England in exchange of draft picks.4. (A) NO CHOICE. Traded to New England in exchange of draft picks.4. (B) SHAWN WORTHEN, DT, Texas Christian4. (C) CEDRIC JAMES, WR, Texas Christian5. PATRICK CHUKWURAH, LB, Wyoming6. CAREY SCOTT, CB, Kentucky State7. BRIAN CRAWFORD, T, Western Oregon

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1997 NFL DRAFT

1. BRYANT McKINNIE, T, Miami 2. RAONALL SMITH, LB, Washington State 3. WILLIE OFFORD, DB, South Carolina 4. (A) BRIAN WILLIAMS, DB, North Carolina State 4. (B) ED TA’AMU, G, Utah 6. NICK ROGERS, LB, Georgia Tech 7. CHAD BEASLEY, DT, Virginia Tech

1. KEVIN WILLIAMS, DT, Oklahoma State 2. E.J. HENDERSON, LB, Maryland 3. NATE BURLESON, WR, Nevada 4. ONTERRIO SMITH, RB, Oregon 6. (A) EDDIE JOHNSON, P, Idaho State 6. (B) MIKE NATTIEL, LB, Florida. Choice from New Orleans in Todd Bouman trade. 7. KEENAN HOWRY, WR, Oregon

1. NO CHOICE. Traded to Miami in exchange of draft picks. 1. KENECHI UDEZE, DE, USC. Choice from Miami in exchange of draft picks. 2. DONTARRIOUS THOMAS, LB, Auburn 3. DARRION SCOTT, DE, Ohio State. Choice obtained from Baltimore in exchange of draft picks. 4. (A) NAT DORSEY, T, Georgia Tech 4. (B) MEWELDE MOORE, RB, Tulane. Choice obtained from Miami in exchange of draft picks. 5. ROD DAVIS, LB, Southern Mississippi 6. DEANDRÉ EILAND, DB, South Carolina 7. JEFF DUGAN, TE, Maryland


1. (A) TROY WILLIAMSON, WR, South Carolina. Choice from Oakland in Randy Moss trade. 1. (B) ERASMUS JAMES, DE, Wisconsin 2. MARCUS JOHNSON, G, Mississippi 3. DUSTIN FOX, S. Ohio State 4. CIATRICK FASON, RB, Florida. Choice from Washington in exchange of draft picks. 5. NO CHOICE. Traded to Washington in exchange of draft picks. 6. C.J. MOSLEY, DT, Missouri 7. ADRIAN WARD, CB, Texas-El Paso. Choice from Oakland in Randy Moss trade. 7. NO CHOICE. Traded to N.Y. Jets in Sam Cowart trade.

1. CHAD GREENWAY, LB, Iowa 2. (A) CEDRIC GRIFFIN, CB, Texas 2. (B) RYAN COOK, C, New Mexico. Choice from Miami in Daunte Culpepper trade. 2. (C) TARVARIS JACKSON, QB, Alabama State. Choice from Pittsburgh in exchange of picks. 3. (A) NO CHOICE. Traded to Pittsburgh in exchange of draft picks. 3. (B) NO CHOICE. Traded to Pittsburgh in exchange of draft picks. 4. (A) NO CHOICE. Traded to Philadelphia for 4b and G Artis Hicks. 4. (B) RAY EDWARDS, DE, Purdue. Choice from Philadelphia in exchange of draft picks. 5. GREG BLUE, S, Georgia 6. NO CHOICE. Traded to Philadelphia for Artis Hicks. 7. NO CHOICE. Traded to San Diego for G Toniu Fonoti.


2006 NFL DRAFT

2005 NFL DRAFT

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2002 NFL DRAFT

1. ADRIAN PETERSON, RB, Oklahoma 2. SIDNEY RICE, WR, South Carolina 3. MARCUS MCCAULEY, CB, Fresno State 4. BRIAN ROBISON, DE, Texas. Choice from Tampa Bay in exchange of draft picks. 5. AUNDRAE ALLISON, WR, East Carolina 6. RUFUS ALEXANDER, LB, Oklahoma 7. (A) TYLER THIGPEN, QB, Coastal Carolina 7. (B) CHANDLER WILLIAMS, WR, Florida International. Choice from Denver in exchange of draft picks.

1. NO CHOICE. Traded to Kansas City for DE Jared Allen 2. TYRELL JOHNSON, S, Arkansas State. Choice from Carolina in exchange of draft picks. 3. (A) NO CHOICE. Traded to Kansas City for DE Jared Allen 3. (B) NO CHOICE. Traded to Kansas City for DE Jared Allen 4. NO CHOICE. Traded to Philadelphia in exchange of draft picks. 5. (A) JOHN DAVID BOOTY, QB, USC. Choice from Green Bay in exchange of draft picks 5. (B) LETROY GUION, DT, Florida State. Choice from Philadelphia in exchange of draft picks. 6. (A) JOHN SULLIVAN, C, Notre Dame. Choice from Kansas City in exchange of draft picks. 6. (B) JAYMAR JOHNSON, WR, Jackson State. Choice from Jacksonville in Troy Williamson trade. 7. NO CHOICE. Traded to Green Bay in exchange of draft picks.

1. PERCY HARVIN, WR, Florida 2. PHIL LOADHOLT, OT, Oklahoma 3. ASHER ALLEN, CB, Georgia 4. NO CHOICE. Traded to Houston for QB Sage Rosenfels 5. (A) JASPER BRINKLEY, LB, South Carolina. Choice from Washington in exchange of draft picks. 5. (B) NO CHOICE. Traded to Washington in exchange of draft picks. 6. NO CHOICE. Traded to Philadelphia in 2007 for QB Kelly Holcomb. 7. (A) NO CHOICE. Traded to Washington in exchange of draft picks. 7. (B) JAMARCA SANFORD, S, Ole Miss


1. NO CHOICE. Traded to Detroit in exchange of draft picks. 2. (A) CHRIS COOK, CB, Virginia. Choice from Detroit in exchange of picks. 2. (B) TOBY GERHART, RB, Stanford. Choice from Houston in exchange of picks. 3. NO CHOICE. Traded to Houston for 2B. 4. (A) EVERSON GRIFFEN, DE, USC. Choice from Detroit in exchange of picks. 4. (B) NO CHOICE. Traded to Detroit in exchange of draft picks. 5. (A) CHRIS DeGEARE, G, Wake Forest. 5. (B) NATE TRIPLETT, LB, Minnesota. Compensatory Selection. 6. JOE WEBB, WR, UAB. 7. (A) MICKEY SHULER, TE, Penn State. Choice from Cleveland through Detroit trade from draft picks. 7. (B) RYAN D’IMPERIO, LB, Rutgers


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1. CHRISTIAN PONDER, QB, Florida State 2. KYLE RUDOLPH, TE, Notre Dame. 3. NO CHOICE. Traded to New England for Randy Moss. 4. CHRISTIAN BALLARD, DL, Iowa. 5. (A) BRANDON BURTON, CB, Utah. 5. (B) NO CHOICE. Traded to Cleveland for 6a and 6b. 6. (A) DEMARCUS LOVE, OL, Arkansas. Choice from Cleveland in exchange for picks. 6. (B) MISTRAL RAYMOND, S, South Florida. Choice from Cleveland in exchange for picks. 6. (C) BRANDON FUSCO, C, Slippery Rock. 6. (D) ROSS HOMAN, LB, Ohio State. Compensatory selection. 7. (A) D’AUNDRE REED, DE, Arizona. 7. (B) STEPHEN BURTON, WR, West Texas A&M. Compensatory selection.

1. NO CHOICE. Traded to Cleveland in exchanged of draft picks. 1. (B) MATT KALIL, T, USC. Choice from Cleveland for 1A. 1. (C) HARRISON SMITH, S, Notre Dame. Choice from Baltimore for 2 and 4A. 2. NO CHOICE. Traded to Baltimore for 1C. 3. JOSH ROBINSON, CB, Central Florida. 4. NO CHOICE. Traded to Baltimore for 1C 4. (B) JARIUS WRIGHT, WR, Arkansas. Choice from Cleveland for 1A. 4. (C) RHETT ELLISON, TE, USC. Compensatory Selection. 4. (D) GREG CHILDS, WR, Arkansas. Compensatory Selection. 5. NO CHOICE. Traded to Detroit for 7C and 4th in ‘13. 5. (B) ROBERT BLANTON, DB, Notre Dame. Choice from Cleveland for 1A. 6. NO CHOICE. Traded to Washington for D. McNabb. 6. (B) BLAIR WALSH, K, Georgia. Choice from Cleveland in the Jayme Mitchell trade. 7. (A) AUDIE COLE, LB, NC State 7. NO CHOICE. Traded to Tennessee for 6th in ‘13. Choice from Cleveland for 1A. 7. (C) TREVOR GUYTON, DL, California. Choice from Detroit for 5A. 7. NO CHOICE. Traded to Detroit for 5A and 4th in ‘13. Choice from New England in the Randy Moss trade.



1. (A) SHARRIF FLOYD, (23), DT, Florida. 1. (B) XAVIER RHODES, (25), CB, Florida State 1. (C) CORDARRELLE PATTERSON, (29), WR, Tennessee. Choice from New England for 2, 3, 4a, 7c. 2. NO CHOICE. Traded to New England for 1C. 3. NO CHOICE. Traded to New England for 1C. 4. (A) NO CHOICE. Traded to New England for 1C. 4. (B) GERALD HODGES, (120), LB, Penn State. 5. JEFF LOCKE, (155), P, UCLA. 6. (A) NO CHOICE. Traded to Tampa Bay for 6B, 7D 6. (B) JEFF BACA, (196), G, UCLA. Choice from Tampa Bay for 6A. 7. (A) MICHAEL MAUTI (213), LB, Penn State. 7. (B) TRAVIS BOND, (214), G, North Carolina. Choice from Seattle for Percy Harvin. 7. (C) NO CHOICE. Traded to New England for 1C. Choice from Tennessee for 7B in 2012. 7. (D) EVERETT DAWKINS, (229), DT, Florida State.

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1. (A) NO CHOICE. Traded to Cleveland for 1B (#9 overall) and 5A (#145 overall). 1. (B) ANTHONY BARR, LB, UCLA 1. (C) TEDDY BRIDGEWATER, QB. Louisville, Choice from Seattle for 2 and 4. 2. NO CHOICE. Traded to Seattle for 1C. 3. (A) SCOTT CRICHTON, DE, Oregon State 3. (B) JERICK McKINNON, RB, Georgia Southern. Choice from Seattle for Percy Harvin. 4. NO CHOICE. Traded to Seattle for 1C. 5. (A) DAVID YANKEY, G, Stanford. Choice from Cleveland for 1A. 5. (B) NO CHOICE. Traded to Carolina for 5C and 7C. 5. (C) NO CHOICE. Traded to Atlanta for 6A and 7A. 6. (A) ANTONE EXUM, JR., S, Virginia Tech. Choice from Atlanta for 6A and 7A. 6. (B) KENDALL JAMES, CB, Maine 7. (A) SHAMAR STEPHEN, DT, Connecticut. Choice from Atlanta for 5C. 7. (B) BRANDON WATTS, LB, Georgia Tech 7. (C) JABARI PRICE, CB, North Carolina. Choice from Carolina for 5B.

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2015 ROUND-BY-ROUND DRAFT ORDER - ROUND 1

R P O CLUB PLAYER POS COLLEGE

1 1 1 TAMPA BAY

1 2 2 TENNESSEE

1 3 3 JACKSONVILLE

1 4 4 OAKLAND

1 5 5 WASHINGTON

1 6 6 NEW YORK JETS

1 7 7 CHICAGO

1 8 8 ATLANTA

1 9 9 NEW YORK GIANTS

1 10 10 ST. LOUIS

1 11 11 MINNESOTA

1 12 12 CLEVELAND

1 13 13 NEW ORLEANS

1 14 14 MIAMI

1 15 15 SAN FRANCISCO

1 16 16 HOUSTON

1 17 17 SAN DIEGO

1 18 18 KANSAS CITY

1 19 19 CLEVELAND from BUFFALO

1 20 20 PHILADELPHIA

1 21 21 CINCINNATI

1 22 22 PITTSBURGH

1 23 23 DETROIT

1 24 24 ARIZONA

1 25 25 CAROLINA

1 26 26 BALTIMORE

1 27 27 DALLAS

1 28 28 DENVER

1 29 29 INDIANAPOLIS

1 30 30 GREEN BAY

1 31 31 NEW ORLEANS from SEATTLE

1 32 32 NEW ENGLAND

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2 1 33 TENNESSEE

2 2 34 TAMPA BAY

2 3 35 OAKLAND

2 4 36 JACKSONVILLE

2 5 37 NEW YORK JETS

2 6 38 WASHINGTON

2 7 39 CHICAGO


2 9 41 ST. LOUIS

2 10 42 ATLANTA

2 11 43 CLEVELAND

2 12 44 NEW ORLEANS

2 13 45 MINNESOTA


2 15 47 MIAMI

2 16 48 SAN DIEGO

2 17 49 KANSAS CITY

2 18 50 BUFFALO

2 19 51 HOUSTON


2 21 53 CINCINNATI

2 22 54 DETROIT

2 23 55 ARIZONA

2 24 56 PITTSBURGH

2 25 57 CAROLINA

2 26 58 BALTIMORE

2 27 59 DENVER

2 28 60 DALLAS


2 30 62 GREEN BAY

2 31 63 SEATTLE

2 32 64 NEW ENGLAND


ROUND 2



3 1 65 TAMPA BAY

3 2 66 TENNESSEE

3 3 67 JACKSONVILLE

3 4 68 OAKLAND

3 5 69 WASHINGTON


3 7 71 CHICAGO

3 8 72 ST. LOUIS

3 9 73 ATLANTA


3 11 75 NEW ORLEANS

3 12 76 MINNESOTA

3 13 77 CLEVELAND

3 14 78 NEW ORLEANS from MIAMI


3 16 80 KANSAS CITY

3 17 81 BUFFALO

3 18 82 HOUSTON

3 19 83 SAN DIEGO


3 21 85 CINCINNATI

3 22 86 ARIZONA

3 23 87 PITTSBURGH

3 24 88 DETROIT

3 25 89 CAROLINA

3 26 90 BALTIMORE

3 27 91 DALLAS

3 28 92 DENVER


3 30 94 GREEN BAY

3 31 95 SEATTLE

3 32 96 NEW ENGLAND


ROUND 3

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3 33 97NEW ENGLANDCompensatory Selection

3 34 98KANSAS CITYCompensatory Selection

3 35 99CINCINNATICompensatory Selection


ROUND 3



4 1 100 TENNESSEE

4 2 101NEW ENGLAND from TAMPA BAY

4 3 102 OAKLAND

4 4 103 JACKSONVILLE


4 6 105 WASHINGTON

4 7 106 CHICAGO

4 8 107 ATLANTA


4 10 109 TAMPA BAY from ST. LOUIS

4 11 110 MINNESOTA

4 12 111 CLEVELAND

4 13 112 SEATTLE from NEW ORLEANS

4 14 113

PHILADELPHIA from SAN FRANCISCO through BUFFALO

4 15 114 MIAMI

4 16 115 CLEVELAND from BUFFALO

4 17 116 HOUSTON

4 18 117 SAN DIEGO

4 19 118 KANSAS CITY

4 20 119 ST. LOUIS from PHILADELPHIA

4 21 120 CINCINNATI

4 22 121 PITTSBURGH

4 23 122 BALTIMORE from DETROIT

4 24 123 ARIZONA

4 25 124 CAROLINA

4 26 125 BALTIMORE

4 27 126 SAN FRANCISCO from DENVER

4 28 127 DALLAS


4 30 129 GREEN BAY

4 31 130 SEATTLE

4 32 131 NEW ENGLAND


ROUND 4



4 33 132SAN FRANCISCOCompensatory Selection

4 34 133DENVERCompensatory Selection

4 35 134SEATTLECompensatory Selection

4 36 135CINCINNATICompensatory Selection

4 37 136BALTIMORECompensatory Selection


ROUND 4


5 1 137MINNESOTA from TAMPA BAY through BUFFALO

5 2 138 TENNESSEE


5 4 140 OAKLAND

5 5 141 WASHINGTON

5 6 142CHICAGO from NEW YORK JETS

5 7 143 DENVER from CHICAGO


5 9 145 PHILADELPHIA from ST. LOUIS

5 10 146 ATLANTA

5 11 147 CLEVELAND

5 12 148 NEW ORLEANS

5 13 149 MIAMI from MINNESOTA

5 14 150 MIAMI


5 16 152 HOUSTON

5 17 153 SAN DIEGO

5 18 154NEW ORLEANS from KANSAS CITY

5 19 155 BUFFALO


5 21 157 CINCINNATI

5 22 158 BALTIMORE from DETROIT

5 23 159 ARIZONA

5 24 160 PITTSBURGH

5 25 161 CAROLINA

5 26 162 TAMPA BAY from BALTIMORE

5 27 163 DALLAS

5 28 164 DENVER


5 30 166 GREEN BAY

5 31 167 SEATTLE

5 32 168DETROIT from NEW ENGLAND through TAMPA BAY


ROUND 5



5 33 169CAROLINACompensatory Selection





5 38 174CAROLINACompensatory Selection

5 39 175HOUSTONCompensatory Selection



ROUND 5



6 1 177 TENNESSEE

6 2 178NEW ENGLAND from TAMPA BAY

6 3 179 OAKLAND


6 5 181SEATTLE from NEW YORK JETS

6 6 182 WASHINGTON

6 7 183 CHICAGO

6 8 184 TAMPA BAY from ST. LOUIS

6 9 185 ATLANTA



6 12 188 BUFFALO from MINNESOTA

6 13 189 CLEVELAND


6 15 191 MIAMI

6 16 192 SAN DIEGO


6 18 194 BUFFALO

6 19 195 HOUSTON


6 21 197 CINCINNATI

6 22 198 ARIZONA

6 23 199 PITTSBURGH

6 24 200 DETROIT

6 25 201 CAROLINA

6 26 202 CLEVELAND from BALTIMORE

6 27 203 DENVER

6 28 204 BALTIMORE from DALLAS


6 30 206 GREEN BAY

6 31 207 INDIANAPOLIS from SEATTLE

6 32 208TENNESSEE from NEW ENGLAND


ROUND 6




6 34 210GREEN BAYCompensatory Selection


6 36 212PITTSBURGHCompensatory Selection

6 37 213GREEN BAYCompensatory Selection


6 39 215ST. LOUISCompensatory Selection




ROUND 6



7 1 218 TAMPA BAY

7 2 219NEW ENGLAND from TENNESSEE


7 4 221 OAKLAND

7 5 222 WASHINGTON


7 7 224 NEW YORK JETS from CHICAGO

7 8 225 ATLANTA


7 10 227 ST. LOUIS

7 11 228 MINNESOTA

7 12 229 CLEVELAND


7 14 231TAMPA BAY from MIAMI through BALTIMORE and DETROIT

7 15 232MINNESOTA from SAN FRANCISCO through MIAMI


7 17 234 BUFFALO

7 18 235 HOUSTON

7 19 236 DALLAS from SAN DIEGO


7 21 238 CINCINNATI

7 22 239 PITTSBURGH

7 23 240 DETROIT

7 24 241 ARIZONA

7 25 242 CAROLINA

7 26 243 DALLAS from BALTIMORE

7 27 244 INDIANAPOLIS from DALLAS

7 28 245NEW YORK GIANTS from DENVER

7 29 246SAN FRANCISCO from INDIANAPOLIS

7 30 247 GREEN BAY

7 31 248 SEATTLE

7 32 249ATLANTA from NEW ENGLAND through ST. LOUIS


ROUND 7






7 36 253NEW ENGLANDCompensatory Selection

7 37 254SAN FRANCISCOCompensatory Selection

7 38 255INDIANAPOLISCompensatory Selection

7 39 256ARIZONACompensatory Selection


ROUND 7


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