NFL Draft

The Green Bay Packers picked second that year and they chose Tony Mandarich an offensive tackle from Michigan State.

They have their regular 7 picks. But last offseason they traded a player to the Redskins for an extra pick. So they will be probably drafting 8 or 9 players.

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Yes ... there have been 7 rounds in the NFL draft since 1994. Prior to that, there were 8 rounds in the draft.

The 4th round of the NFL Draft typically takes place on the second day of the event, which is usually scheduled on a Friday. The specific start time can vary each year, but it generally begins in the afternoon, around 7 PM ET. For the most accurate information, it's best to check the NFL's official schedule closer to the draft date.

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1. Rick Pagnutti - Los Angeles Kings 2. Steve Rexe - Pittsburgh Penguins 3. Ken Hicks - Oakland Seals 4. Wayne Cheesman - Minnesota North Stars 5. Serge Bernier - Philadelphia Flyers 6. Bob Dickson - New York Rangers 7. Bob Tombari - Chicago Black Hawks 8. Elgin McCann - Montreal Canadiens 9. Ron Barkell - Detroit Red Wings 10. Meehan Bonnar - Boston Bruins 11. Bob Smith - Pittsburgh Penguins === === 12. Gary Wood - Oakland Seals 13. Larry Mick - Minnesota North Stars 14. Al Sarault - Philadelphia Flyers 15. Brian Tosh - New York Rangers 16. J.-Bob Kelly - Toronto Maple Leafs 17. Al Karlander - Detroit Red Wings === === 18. Kevin Smith - Oakland Seals

The browns have the seventh pick of the first round and right now are interested in the corner back Joe Haden from Florida. The other picks are still up for question.

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Brandon Weeden. He was 28 when he was drafted.

USC.

No. Tight end Ben Watson was drafted by the New England Patriots in 2004.

They could chose not to sign with the team and sit out the season then enter next years draft. Like Micheal Crabtree with the San Fransisco 49ers.

Reggie White was a first round draft choice of the Philadelphia Eagles in 1984 but was not the first player chosen in that draft. That distinction went to Irving Fryar who was selected by the New England Patriots. Actually Reggie White was selected in 1984 out of the USFL in the Supplemental draft. Irving Fryar was chosen in the regular draft. White was the 4th pick after Steve Young, Mike Rozier and Gary Zimmerman.

The top 5 picks in the 2004 NFL draft were:

1. San Diego Chargers- Eli Manning QB

2. Oakland Raiders- Robert Gallery T

3. Arizona Cardinals- Larry Fitzgerald WR

4. New York Giants- Philip Rivers QB

5. Washington Redskins- Sean Taylor DB

By NFL rule, expansion teams are given the first selection in each round of the draft.

The last expansion team in the NFL was the Houston Texans who began play in 2002. They were awarded the first selection in each round of the 2002 NFL Draft.

After 3 years

1. Antrel Rolle
2. J.J. Arrington
3. Eric Green
4. Darryl Blackstock
5. Elton Brown
6. Lance Mitchell

Yes ... the Patriots traded their 1st round selection in the 2009 NFL draft (23rd overall) to the Ravens for their 1st rounder (26th overall) and a 5th round selection in the 2009 draft.

The Ravens chose Oher with the 23rd overall selection and the Patriots sent their two selections to the Packers for a 2nd rounder and two 3rd rounders.

Sam Bradford.

The first NFL draft was held February 8, 1936 at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

In the 2009 NFL draft, that was kicker Ryan Succop of South Carolina selected by the Kansas City Chiefs.