NFL Draft 2017 - Complete Results

[SurferGirl]

Number one pick by the Browns, DE Myles Garrett
(Photo courtesy chatsports.com)

UPDATED 4/29/17

For 253 football players, their lives are changing. The NFL Draft began April 27 with the first round and those players will wait to see where they will be headed. Some will be selected to become the cornerstones of their future franchises, others to fill holes with their new teams and still others to try out and fulfill their dreams of making an NFL roster.

Rounds two and three were helc on April 28, and rounds four through seven were be held on April 29. The Draft was being held in Philadelphia, which hosted the first NFL Draft in 1936. For the first time in history, it is being held outdoors, on the steps of the entrance to the Philadelphia Museum of Art in Philadelphia. Those are the infamous steps Sylvester Stallone ran up in the movie Rocky.

Chicago has hosted the draft the previous two years. For 50 years prior to that it was held in New York City. Philadelphia has not hosted the draft since 1961.



Coverage of the Draft will be featured on ESPN, ESPN2 and the NFL Network. Streaming also will be available on NFL.com.

Teams were given 10 minutes apiece to make their first-round selections. For the second round, that time decreases to seven minutes, and again to five minutes for Rounds 3-7.

If the time expires before a team submits its pick, the next team up can begin to submit their choice, but the team whose time has expired can submit their selection at any point. Teams can trade their selections at any time.

The Cleveland Browns had the first overall selection. Speculation is abound at whether they would select a quarterback or fill another much-needed position on their roster.


Stanford RB Christian McCaffrey headed to the Panthers
(Photo courtesy Inside the Pylon)

The following is the Draft order, with the round, pick by round and overall pick number, followed the team making the selection.

ROUND 1
1- 1- 1 Browns - Myles Garrett, DE, Texas A&M
1- 2- 2 Bears (from 49ers) - Mitchell Trubisky, QB, North Carolina
1- 3- 3 49ers (from Bears) - Solomon Thomas, DE, Stanford
1- 4- 4 Jaguars - Leonard Fournette, RB, LSU
1- 5- 5 Titans (from Rams) - Corey Davis, WR, Western Michigan
1- 6- 6 Jets - Jamal Adams, S, LSU
1- 7- 7 Chargers - Mike Williams, WR, Clemson
1- 8- 8 Panthers - Christian McCaffrey, RB, Stanford
1- 9- 9 Bengals - John Ross, WR, Washington
1-10-10 Chiefs (from Bills) - Patrick Mahomes II, QB, Texas Tech
1-11-11 Saints - Marshon Lattimore, DB, Ohio St.
1-12-12 Texans (from Eagles via Browns) - Deshawn Watson, QB, Clemson
1-13-13 Cardinals - Haason Reddick, LB, Temple
1-14-14 Eagles (from Vikings) - Derek Barnett, DE, Tennessee
1-15-15 Colts - Malik Hooker, S, Ohio St.
1-16-16 Ravens - Marlon Humphrey, DB, Alabama
1-17-17 Redskins - Jonathan Allen, DE, Alabama
1-18-18 Titans - Adoree Jackson, CB, USC
1-19-19 Buccaneers - O.J. Howard, TE, Alabama
1-20-20 Broncos - Garett Bolles, T, Utah
1-21-21 Lions - Jarrad Davis, LB, Florida
1-22-22 Dolphins - Charles Harris, DE, Missouri
1-23-23 Giants - Evan Engram, TE, Ole Miss
1-24-24 Raiders - Gareon Conley, CB, Ohio St.
1-25-25 Browns (from Texans) - Jabrill Peppers, DB, Michigan
1-26-26 Falcons (from Seahawks) - Takkarist McKinley, LB, UCLA
1-27-27 Bills (from Chiefs) - Tre'Davious White, CB, LSU
1-28-28 Cowboys - Taco Charlton, DE, Michigan
1-29-29 Browns (from Packers) - David Njoku, TE, Miami
1-30-30 Steelers - T.J. Watt, LB, Wisconsin
1-31-31 49ers (from Falcons via Seahawks) - Reuben Foster, LB, Alabama
1-32-32 Saints (from Patriots) - Ryan Ramczyk, T, Wisconsin


Alabama TE O.J. Howard was selected 19th by the Buccaneers
(Photo courtesy Team Speed Kills)

ROUND 2
2- 1-33 Packers (from Browns) - Kevin King, DB, Washington
2- 2-34 Jaguars (from Seahawks through 49ers) - Cam Robinson, T, Alabama
2- 3-35 Seahawks (from Jaguars) - Malik McDowell, Michigan St.
2- 4-36 Cardinals (from Bears) - Budda Baker, S, Washington
2- 5-37 Bills (from Rams) - Zay Jones, WR, East Carolina
2- 6-38 Chargers - Forrest Lamp, G, Kentucky
2- 7-39 Jets - Marcus Maye, DB, Florida
2- 8-40 Panthers - Curtis Samuel, WR, Ohio St.
2- 9-41 Vikings (from Bengals) - Dalvin Cook, RB, Florida St.
2-10-42 Saints - Marcus Williams, S, Utah
2-11-43 Eagles - Sidney Jones, DB, Washington
2-12-44 Rams (from Bills) - Gerald Everett, TE, South Alabama
2-13-45 Bears (from Cardinals) - Adam Shaheen, TE, Ashland
2-14-46 Colts - Quincy Wilson, CB, Florida
2-15-47 Ravens - Tyus Bowser, LB, Houston
2-16-48 Bengals (from Vikings) - Joe Mixon, RB, Oklahoma
2-17-49 Redskins - Ryan Anderson, LB, Alabama
2-18-50 Buccaneers - Justin Evans, DB, Texas A&M
2-19-51 Broncos - Demarcus Walker, DE, Florida St.
2-20-52 Browns (from Titans) - Deshone Kizer, QB, Notre Dame
2-21-53 Lions - Teez Tabor, DB, Florida
2-22-54 Dolphins - Raekwon McMillan, LB, Ohio St.
2-23-55 Giants - Dalvin Tomlinson, DT, Alabama
2-24-56 Raiders - Obi Melifonwu, DB, Connecticut
2-25-57 Texans - Zach Cunningham, LB, Vanderbilt
2-26-58 Seahawks - Ethan Pocic, C, LSU
2-27-59 Chiefs - Tanoh Kpassagnon, DE, Villanova
2-28-60 Cowboys - Chidobe Awuzie, CB, Colorado
2-29-61 Packers - Josh Jones, S, North Carolina St.
2-30-62 Steelers - Juju Smith-Schuster, WR, USC
2-31-63 Bills (from Falcons) - Dion Dawkins, T, Temple
2-32-64 Panthers (from Patriots) - Taylor Moton, T, Western Michigan


Utah's Marcus Williams was selected 42nd overall by the Saints
(Photo courtesy cbs.com)

ROUND 3
3- 1- 65 Browns - Larry Ogunjobi, DT, Charlotte
3- 2- 66 49ers - Ahkello Witherspoon, CB, Colorado
3- 3- 67 Saints (from Bears via 49ers) - Alvin Kamara, RB, Tennessee
3- 4- 68 Jaguars - Dawuane Smoot, DE, Illinois
3- 5- 69 Rams - Cooper Kupp, WR, Eastern Washington
3- 6- 70 Jets - Pat Elflein, C, Ohio St.
3- 7- 71 Chargers - Dan Feeney, G, Indiana
3- 8- 72 Titans (from Patriots via Panthers) - Taywan Taylor, WR, Western Kentucky
3- 9- 73 Bengals - Jordan Willis, DE, Kansas St.
3-10- 74 Ravens (from Eagles) - Chris Wormley, DE, Michigan
3-11- 75 Falcons (from Bills) - Duke Riley, LB, Duke
3-12- 76 Saints - Alex Anzalone, LB, Florida
3-13- 77 Panthers - (from Cardinals) - Daeshon Hall, DE, Texas A&M
3-14- 78 Ravens - Tim Williams, LB, Alabama
3-15- 79 Jets (from Vikings) - ArDarius Stewart, WR, Alabama
3-16- 80 Colts - Tarell Bashem, DE, Ohio
3-17- 81 Redskins - Fabian Moreau, CB, UCLA
3-18- 82 Broncos - Carlos Henderson, WR, Louisiana Tech
3-19- 83 Patriots (from Titans) - Derek Rivers, DE, Youngstown St.
3-20- 84 Buccaneers - Chris Godwin, WR, Penn St.
3-21- 85 Patriots (from Lions) - Antonio Garcia, T, Troy
3-22- 86 Chiefs (from Vikings through Dolphins) - Kareem Hunt, RB, Toledo
3-23- 87 Giants - Davis Webb, QB, California
3-24- 88 Raiders - Eddie Vanderoes, DT, UCLA
3-25- 89 Texans - D'Onta Foreman, RB, Texas
3-26- 90 Seahawks - Shaquill Griffin, DB, Central Florida
3-27- 91 Rams (from Bills through Chiefs) - John Johnson, S, Boston College
3-28- 92 Cowboys - Jourdan Lewis, CB, Michigan
3-29- 93 Packers - Montravius Adams, DT, Auburn
3-30- 94 Steelers - Cameron Sutton, CB, Tennessee
3-31- 95 Seahawks (from Falcons) - Delano Hill, S, Michigan
3-32- 96 Lions (from Patriots) - Kenny Golladay, WR, Northern Illinois
3-33- 97 Dolphins (Compensatory Selection) - Cordrea Tankersley, CB, Clemson
3-34- 98 Cardinals (from Panthers - Compensatory Selection) - Chad Williams, WR, Grambling St.
3-35- 99 Eagles (from Ravens - Compensatory Selection) - Rasul Douglas, CB, West Virginia
3-36-100 Titans (from Rams - Compensatory Selection) - Jannu Smith, TE, Florida International
3-37-101 Broncos (Compensatory Selection) - Brendan Langley, DB, Lamar
3-38-102 Seahawks (Compensatory Selection) - Nazair Jones, DT, North Carolina
3-39-103 Saints (from Patriots through Browns - Compensatory Selection) - Trey Hendrickson, DE, Florida Atlantic
3-40-104 49ers (from Vikings through Chiefs - Compensatory Selection) - C.J. Beathard, QB, Iowa
3-41-105 Steelers (Compensatory Selection) - James Connor, RB, Pittsburgh
3-42-106 Seahawks (Compensatory Selection) - Amara Darboh, WR, Michigan
3-43-107 Buccanners (from Jets - Compensatory Selection) - Kendell Beckwith, LB, LSU


E. Washington's Cooper Kupp was drafted 69th overall by the Rams
(Photo courtesy The Spokesman Review)

ROUND 4
4- 1-108 Packers (from Browns) - Vince Biegel, LB, Wisconsin
4- 2-109 Vikings (from 49ers) - Jaleel Johnson, DT, Iowa
4- 3-110 Jaguars - Dede Westbrook, WR, Oklahoma
4- 4-111 Seahawks (from 49ers through Bears) - Tedric Thompson, S, Colorado
4- 5-112 Bears (from Rams) - Eddie Jackson, S, Alabama
4- 6-113 Chargers - Rayshawn Jenkins, S, Miami
4- 7-114 Redskins (from Jets) - Samaje Perine, RB, Oklahoma
4- 8-115 Cardinals (from Panthers) - Dorian Johnson, G, Pittrsburgh
4- 9-116 Bengals - Carl Lawson, LB, Auburn
4-10-117 Rams (from Bears through Bills) - Josh Reynolds, WR, Texas A&M
4-11- Choice Forfeited – Patriots from Saints
4-12-118 Eagles - Mack Hollins, WR, North Carolina
4-13-119 Bears (from Cardinals) - Tarik Cohen, RB, North Carolina A&T
4-14-120 Vikings - Ben Gedeon, LB, Michigan
4-15-121 49ers (from Colts) - Joe Williams, RB, Utah
4-16-122 Ravens - Nico Siragusa, G, San Diego St.
4-17-123 Redskins - Montae Nicholson, S, Michigan St.
4-18-124 Lions (from Patriots through Titans) - Jalen Reeves-Maybin, LB, Tennessee
4-19-125 Rams (from Jets through Buccaneers) - Samson Ebukam, LB, Eastern Washington
4-20-126 Browns (from Broncos) - Howard Wilson, CB, Houston
4-21-127 Lions - Michael Roberts, TE, Toledo
4-22-128 Bengals (from Vikiings through Dolphins) - Josh Malone, WR, Tennessee
4-23-129 Raiders - David Sharpe, T, Florida
4-24-130 Texans - Julie'n Davenport, T, Bucknell
4-25-131 Patriots (from Seahawks) - Deatrich Wise, DE, Arkansas
4-26-132 Eagles (from Vikings through Chiefs) - Donnel Pumphrey, RB, San Diego St.
4-27-133 Cowboys - Ryan Switzer, WR, North Carolina
4-28-134 Packers - Jamaal Williams, RB, BYU
4-29-135 Steelers - Joshua Dobbs, QB, Tennessee
4-30-136 Falcons - Sean Harlow, G, Oregon St.
4-31-137 Colts (from Patriots) - Zach Banner, T, USC
4-32-138 Bengals (Compensatory Selection) - Ryan Glasgow, DT, Michigan
4-33-139 Chiefs (from Vikings through Eagles and Browns - Compensatory Selection) - Jehu Chesson, WR, Michigan
4-34-140 Giants - Wayne Gallman, RB, Clemson
4-35-141 Jets (from Rams - Compensatory Selection) - Chad Hanson, WR, California
4-36-142 Texans (from Browns - Compensatory Selection) - Carlos Watkins, DT, Clemson
4-37-143 Colts (from 49ers - Compensatory Selection) - Marlon Mack, RB, South Florida
4-38-144 Colts (Compensatory Selection) - Grover Stewart, DT, Albany St. (GA)


Colorado S Tedric Thompson was selected 111th overall by the Seahawks
(Photo courtesy CUBuffs.com)

ROUND 5
5- 1-145 Broncos (from Browns) - Jake Butt, TE, Michigan
5- 2-146 49ers - George Kittle, TE, Iowa
5- 3-147 Bears - Jordan Morgan, G, Kitztown (PA)
5- 4-148 Jaquars - Blair Brown, LB, Ohio
5- 5-149 Falcons (from Bills through Rams) - Damontae Kazee, CB, San Diego St.
5- 6-150 Jets - Jordan Leggett, TE, Clemson
5- 7-151 Chargers - Desmond King, S, Iowa
5- 8-152 Panthers - Corn Elder, CD, Miami
5- 9-153 Bengals - Jake Elliott, K, Memphis
5-10-154 Redskins (from Saints)- Jeremy Sprinkle, TE, Arkansas
5-11-155 Titans (from Eagles) - Jayon Brown, LB, UCLA
5-12-156 Falcons (from Bills) - Brian Hill, RB, Wyoming
5-13-157 Cardinals - Will Holden, T, Vanderbilt
5-14-158 Colts - Nate Hairston, CB, Temple
5-15-159 Ravens - Jermaine Eluemunor, G, Texas A&M
5-16-160 Browns (from Jets through Vikings) - Roderick Johnson, T, Florida St.
5-17-161 Colts (from 49ers through Redskins) - Anthony Walker Jr., LB, Northwestern
5-18-162 Buccaneers - Jeremy McNichols, RB, Boise St.
5-19-163 Bills (from Patriots through Broncos) - Matt Milano, LB, Boston College
5-20-164 Dolphins (from Eagles through Titans) - Isaac Asiata, G, Utah
5-21-165 Lions - Jamal Agnew, CB, San Diego
5-22-166 Eagles (from Dolphins) - Shelton Gibson, WR, West Virginia
5-23-167 Giants - Avery Moses, DE, Youngstown St.
5-24-168 Raiders - Lee Marquel, LB, Wake Forest
5-25-169 Texans - Treston Decoud, CB, Oregon St.
5-26- Choice Forfeited – Seahawks
5-27-170 Vikings (from Chiefs) - Rodney Adams, WR, South Florida
5-28-171 Bills (from Cowboys) - Nathan Peterman, QB, Pittsburgh
5-29-172 Broncos (from Packers) - Isaiah McKenzie, WR, Georgia
5-30-173 Steelers - Brian Allen, CB, Utah
5-31-174 Falcons - Eric Saubert, TE, Drake
5-32-175 Packers (from Broncos through Browns and Patriots) - DeAngelo Yancey, WR, Purdue
5-33-176 Bengals (Compensatory Selection) - J.J. Dielman, C, Utah
5-34-177 49ers (from Broncos - Compensatory Selection) - Trent Taylor, WR, Louisiana Tech
5-35-178 Dolphins (Compensatory Selection) - Davon Godchaux, DT, LSU
5-36-179 Cardinals (Compensatory Selection) - T.J. Logan, RB, North Carolina
5-37-180 Chiefs (Compensatory Selection) - Danny Isidora, G, Miami
5-38-181 Browns (Compensatory Selection) - Dylan Donahue, DL, West Georgia
5-39-182 Packers (Compensatory Selection) - Aaron Jones, RB, Texas El Paso
5-40-183 Chiefs (from Patriots - Compensatory Selection) - Ekeme Eligwe, LBN, Georgia Southern
5-41-184 Dolphins (Compensatory Selection) - Nathan Gerry, S, Nebraska


Boise St. RB Jeremy McNichols was selected 162nd overall by the Buccaneers
(Photo courtesy KTVB.com)

ROUND 6
6- 1-185 Browns - Caleb Brantley, DT, Florida
6- 2-186 Ravens (from 49ers) - Chuck Clark, S, Virginia Tech
6- 3-187 Seahawks (from Jaguars) - Mike Tyson, S, Cincinnati 
6- 4-188 Jets (from Browns through Texans and Bears) - Elijah McGuire, RB, Louisiana-Lafayette
6- 5-189 Rams - Tanzel Smart, DT, Tulane
6- 6-190 Chargers - Sam Tevi, T, Utah
6- 7-191 Cowboys (from Jets) - Xavier Woods, S, Louisiana Tech
6- 8-192 Panthers - Alex Armah, FB, West Georgia
6- 9-193 Bengals - Jordan Evans, LB, Oklahoma
6-10-194 Dolphins (from Eagles) - Vincent Taylor, DT, Oklahoma St.
6-11-195 Bills - Tanner Vallejo, LB, Boise St.
6-12-196 Saints - Al-Quadin Muhammad, DE, Miami
6-13-197 Jets (from Rams through Bears and Cardinals) - Jeremy Clark, CB, Michigan
6-14-198 49ers (from Ravens) - D.J. Jones, DT, Ole Miss
6-15-199 Redskins (from Vikings) - Chase Roullier, C, Wyoming
6-16-200 Giants (from Jets through Patriots and Colts) - Adam Bisnowaty, T, Pittsburgh
6-17-201 Vikings (from Redskins) - Bucky Hughes, TE, Virginia Tech
6-18-202 49ers (from Broncos) - Pita Taumoepenu, LB, Utah
6-19-203 Broncos (from Titans) - D'Angelo Henderson, RB, Coastal Carolina
6-20-204 Jets (from Buccaneers) - Derrick Jones, CB, Ole Miss
6-21-205 Lions - Jeremiah Ledbetter, DE, Arkansas
6-22-206 Rams (from Dolphins) - Sam Rogers, FB, Virginia Tech
6-23-207 Bengals (from Giants) - Brandon Wilson, CB, Houston
6-24-208 Cardinals (from Raiders) - Rudy Ford, DB, Auburn
6-25-209 Redskins (from Texans) - Robert Davis, WR, Georgia St.
6-26-210 Seahawks - Justin Senior, T, Mississippi St.
6-27- Choice Forfeited – Chiefs 
6-28-211 Patriots (from Cowboys) - Conor McDermott, T, UCLA
6-29-212 Packers - Kofi Amichia, T, Southern Florida
6-30-213 Steelers - Colin Holba, LS, Louisville
6-31-214 Eagles (from Titans through Falcons) - Elijah Qualls, DT, Washington
6-32-215 Lions (from Patriots) - Brad Kaaya, QB, Miami
6-33-216 Cowboys (from Patriots through Chiefs) - Compensatory Selection) - Marquez White, CB, Florida St.
6-34-217 Titans (from Bengals - Compensatory Selection) - Corey Levin, OL, Tennessee-Chattanooga
6-35-218 Chiefs (Compensatory Selection) - Leon McQuay, S, USC


Oklahoma LB Jordan Evans was selected 193rd overall by the Bengals
(Photo courtesy SoonerSports.com)

ROUND 7
7- 1-219 Vikings (from 49ers through Browns) - Stacey Coley, WR, Miami
7- 2-220 Vikings (from Redskins through 49ers) - Ifeadi Odenigbo, DL, Northwestern
7- 3-221 Raiders (from Cardinals through Bears) - Shalom Luani, S, Washington St.
7- 4-222 Jaguars - Jalen Myrick, CB, Minnesota
7- 5-223 Buccaneers (from Dolphins through Rams) - Stevie Tu'ikolovatu, NT, USC
7- 6-224 Browns (from Jets) - Zane Gonzalez, K, Arizona St.
7- 7-225 Chargers - Isaac Rochell, DT, Notre Dame
7- 8-226 Seahawks (from Panthers) - David Moore, WR, East Central (OK)
7- 9-227 Titans (from Bengals) - Josh Carrawqay, LB, TCU
7-10-228 Cowboys (from Bills) - Joey Ivie, DT, Florida
7-11-229 49ers (from Saints) - Adrian Colbert, DB, Miami
7-12-230 Redskins (from Vikings through Eagles) - Josh Harvey-Clemons, S, Louisville
7-13-231 Raiders (from Cardinals) - Jylan Ware, T, Alabama St.
7-14-232 Vikings - Elijah Lee, LB, Kansas St.
7-15-233 Panthers (from Colts through Browns) - Harrison Butker, K, Georgia Tech
7-16-234 Rams (from Ravens) - Ejuan Price, DE, Pittsburgh
7-17-235 Redskins - Joshua Holsey, DB, Auburn
7-18-236 Titans - Brad Seaton, T, Villanova
7-19-237 Dolphins (from Buccaneers) - Isaiah Ford, WR, Virginia Tech
7-20-238 Packers (from Broncos) - Devante Mays, RB, Utah St.
7-21-239 Cowboys (from Patriots through Lions) - Noah Brown, WR, Ohio St.
7-22-240 Jaguars (from Dolphins) - Marquez Williams, FB, Miami (OH)
7-23-241 Titans (from Giants) - Khaifani Muhammad, RB, California
7-24-242 Raiders - Elijah Hood, RB, North Carolina
7-25-243 Texans - Kyle Fuller, C, Baylor
7-26-244 Raiders (from Seahawks) - Treyvon Hester, DT, Toledo
7-27-245 Vikings (from Chiefs) - Jack Tocho, CB, North Carolina St.
7-28-246 Cowboys - Jordan Carrell, DT, Colorado
7-29-247 Packers - Malachi Dupre, WR, LSU
7-30-248 Steelers - Keion Adams, LB, Western Michigan
7-31-249 Seahawks (from Falcons) - Christopher Carson, RB, Oklahoma St.
7-32-250 Lions (from Patriots) - Pat O'Connor, DE, Eastern Michigan
7-33-251 Bengals (Compensatory Selection) - Mason Schreck, TE, Buffalo
7-34-252 Browns (from Broncos - Compensatory Selection) - Matthew Dayes, RB, North Carolina St.
7-35-253 Broncos (Compensatory Selection) - Chad Kelly, QB, Ole Miss


Ole Miss QB Chad Kelly is "Mr. Irrelevant" after being taken by the Broncos with the final pick
(Photo courtesy Today's U)


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[spiderfan]

This going to be a very interesting draft. I'll have a lot to talk about on my post-draft show.

[spiderfan]

One of the more interesting draft rumors I've heard from Dave Te' Thomas long time NFL scout/analyst: 

Cincinnati & Carolina are in heavy talks with San Francisco, but Carolina's offer of three picks (first, second, third) is currently the best offer San Francisco has for the #2 pick. Word is that Cleveland has asked for time to make a presentation to the 49ers, but if the Carolina deal goes through, it is with the Panthers' intention of taking Fournette. While San Fran has been linked to Solomon Thomas at #2 & he might perchance slide to #8, I am hearing that if still there, Lynch will pounce on McCaffrey. There's a sideline view there, as Payton & the Saints want McCaffrey and with 3 choices in the first two rounds, they could put another package that the 49ers neophyte GM might take. Some in the organization feel that Lynch could trade down even further (after Carolina/NO mess weeds out), as the Pokes are trying to angle up & see if Conley or Melinfowu fall into their laps.
Just the chatter from talking to a San Fran exec this AM

Original report

Quick thoughts: This would be a big moment in the draft just like any big trade, but this was unexpected in my mind. There has been talk that both Fournette and McCaffrey are under consideration at #8 for the Panthers, but clearly Fournette (at least if this report is correct) is favored. A Fournette/Newton combo could shake-up the NFC in a big way and the Panthers should be right back where they were just 2 seasons ago: contenders. I do think it is fascinating that (according to this report) the best offer to the 49ers at this point is 1, 2, and a 3. Clearly even though teams want to trade down there is not as much demand as in past years which is fascinating. If nothing else the idea of this happening makes the Draft that much more interesting. 

[SurferGirl]

I think there will be a big trade, but unlike last year, I think it will be a big surprise. I think Cleveland will keep the first pick. Since McCaffrey went to Stanford, as I and kasey did, I'm hoping he goes high. Maybe the Chargers will take him in which I could see a couple games or so. They say this is a running back heavy draft. Bring it on. This is going to be fun!

[spiderfan]

Apr 25, 2017 19:12:28 GMT -8 SurferGirl said:

I think there will be a big trade, but unlike last year, I think it will be a big surprise. I think Cleveland will keep the first pick. Since McCaffrey went to Stanford, as I and kasey did, I'm hoping he goes high. Maybe the Chargers will take him in which I could see a couple games or so. They say this is a running back heavy draft. Bring it on. This is going to be fun!

There is most certainly depth at the RB position. It is insane how good the RBs are IMO. 

[SurferGirl]

Apr 25, 2017 20:51:14 GMT -8 spiderfan said:

Apr 25, 2017 19:12:28 GMT -8 SurferGirl said:

I think there will be a big trade, but unlike last year, I think it will be a big surprise. I think Cleveland will keep the first pick. Since McCaffrey went to Stanford, as I and kasey did, I'm hoping he goes high. Maybe the Chargers will take him in which I could see a couple games or so. They say this is a running back heavy draft. Bring it on. This is going to be fun!

There is most certainly depth at the RB position. It is insane how good the RBs are IMO. 

I'm updating every pick of the first round, in real time. Might you have some time over the next couple of days to help me out?

[DiamondThief]

Thank you Julie! I love that you are updating this. The NFL Draft is huge and so much fun to follow!

[spiderfan]

Wow. What an insane draft. As a Texans fan I can say I'm happy with Deshaun Watson being the pick. I was actually really nervous when the Browns were on the clock because I was like "The Browns are gonna take Watson, Davis Webb at 25 for the Texans." I knew the Texans had to trade up to get Watson and they did. 

GO TEXANS!



Other quick thoughts: Trubisky to Bears? Was most certainly a surprising pick. With Glennon already on the roster it was unnecessary to pick Trubisky but apparently the Bears like him.

Browns are kicking butt in this draft. Will be much improved from 1-15 this upcoming season. Seahawks and 49ers were also savvy with their trades. 

Lots of great players fell later into the 1st and 2nd then I would have expected. Going to be interesting to see what happens on Day 2. 

[SurferGirl]

It was fun to follow, even if the broadcast analysis was way behind the picks actually being made.

I have actually added a Philadelphia-themed video to the original post. I think it's pretty cool.

[DiamondThief]

Love the Rocky video. Nice work, SurferGirl!

[DiamondThief]

Drew Pearson's Cowboys second round pick was awesome. Like the announcer said, he was "Soaking in the hate" from the Eagles' fans.

[spiderfan]

Apr 28, 2017 17:21:32 GMT -8 DiamondThief said:

Drew Pearson's Cowboys second round pick was awesome. Like the announcer said, he was "Soaking in the hate" from the Eagles' fans.

Yeah, I thought it was funny that players from various Eagles division rivals were egging the crowd on. Same thing with Goodell. This draft was Philly crowd vs presenters for sure. 

[spiderfan]

Quick thoughts from Day 2:

Davis Webb fell how far?! He IMO was a late 1st rounder. Giants got a steal.

D'Onta Foreman fell how far?! Happy he went to the Texans as he will be able to contribute instantly. It is also nice to see someone from a Texas college program play for a Texas pro team. Texans have had a great draft. 

Browns have dominated the draft continuing into Day 2. It has surprised me how many teams have had good drafts. 

Cowboys didn't do so hot, Same thing with Seahawks which is interesting because as I said a surprising number of teams have had good drafts IMO. 

[SurferGirl]

Apr 28, 2017 19:28:19 GMT -8 spiderfan said:

Quick thoughts from Day 2:

Davis Webb fell how far?! He IMO was a late 1st rounder. Giants got a steal.

D'Onta Foreman fell how far?! Happy he went to the Texans as he will be able to contribute instantly. It is also nice to see someone from a Texas college program play for a Texas pro team. Texans have had a great draft. 

Browns have dominated the draft continuing into Day 2. It has surprised me how many teams have had good drafts. 

Cowboys didn't do so hot, Same thing with Seahawks which is interesting because as I said a surprising number of teams have had good drafts IMO. 

I'm sure that Nevadanut and Yeseeka are loving the David Webb pick since he went to Cal for his last season. I thought he would have gone higher, but only two picks were QBs in the second and third rounds. This was not a strong QB draft. There are a lot of WRs, TEs and defensive players who are being taken. i think it's six TEs, almost a fifth of the league's teams took one. To me, that is a lot. 

I think almost every team has done well. It seems to me as if throughout the draft, most teams seem to have filled the spots they needed or just gotten some depth. The Cowboys and Seahawks? I'm not sure. Not huge splashes, but we'll have to see how those picks panning out.

I like what the Browns have done. They have nowhere to go but up and I like their wheeling and dealing. The 49ers are doing some interesting things, but I'm not sure how that is all going to pan out.

[SurferGirl]

All trades and picks have been updated as of this post. Hope to see you all tomorrow. For rounds 4-7, it will be updated about every 10 minutes.

[spiderfan]

Apr 28, 2017 20:04:54 GMT -8 SurferGirl said:

Apr 28, 2017 19:28:19 GMT -8 spiderfan said:

Quick thoughts from Day 2:

Davis Webb fell how far?! He IMO was a late 1st rounder. Giants got a steal.

D'Onta Foreman fell how far?! Happy he went to the Texans as he will be able to contribute instantly. It is also nice to see someone from a Texas college program play for a Texas pro team. Texans have had a great draft. 

Browns have dominated the draft continuing into Day 2. It has surprised me how many teams have had good drafts. 

Cowboys didn't do so hot, Same thing with Seahawks which is interesting because as I said a surprising number of teams have had good drafts IMO. 

I'm sure that Nevadanut and Yeseeka are loving the David Webb pick since he went to Cal for his last season. I thought he would have gone higher, but only two picks were QBs in the second and third rounds. This was not a strong QB draft. There are a lot of WRs, TEs and defensive players who are being taken. i think it's six TEs, almost a fifth of the league's teams took one. To me, that is a lot. 

I think almost every team has done well. It seems to me as if throughout the draft, most teams seem to have filled the spots they needed or just gotten some depth. The Cowboys and Seahawks? I'm not sure. Not huge splashes, but we'll have to see how those picks panning out.

I like what the Browns have done. They have nowhere to go but up and I like their wheeling and dealing. The 49ers are doing some interesting things, but I'm not sure how that is all going to pan out.

So far John Lynch has impressed me, which is surprising because I thought the 49ers made an odd choice hiring him. 

[Nevadanut]

Congratulations to three guys from Cal for being drafted! Davis Webb in the third round to the Giants, Chad Hanson in the fourth round to the Jets and Khalfani Muhammad in the seventh round to the Titans!

[spiderfan]

Apr 29, 2017 15:35:25 GMT -8 Nevadanut said:

Congratulations to three guys from Cal for being drafted! Davis Webb in the third round to the Giants, Chad Hanson in the fourth round to the Jets and Khalfani Muhammad in the seventh round to the Titans!

Webb is a great sleeper pick by the Giants. He should have a good pro career.