NFL Draft

RB Barry Sanders of Oklahoma State selected by the Detroit Lions.

1. Deangelo Williams
2. Richard Marshall
3. James Anderson
4. Rashad Butler
5. Nate Salley
6. Jeff King
7. Will Montgomery
8. Stanley Mcclover

In the third round of the 2012 NFL Draft, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers selected defensive tackle, Roy Miller.

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Yes has as long you removed From high school. John Cena did but did not get drafted

I think he will be drafted in the late rounds. I love the guy and hope my team picks him up. He is a great kid with a good motor. In the 6th round of the 2009 NFL draft the Kansas City Chiefs select Everette Pedescleaux, DE.

1. Eli Manning
2. Phillip Rivers
3. Ben Roethlisberger
4. J.P. Losman
5. Matt Schaub
6. Luke Mccown
7. Craig Krenzel
8. Andy Hall
9. Jim Sorgi
10. Jeff Smoker
11. John Navarre
12. Cody Pickett
13. Casey Bramlet
14. Matt Mauck
15. B.J. Symons
16. Bradles Van Pelt

Second rounders in the 2006 draft were (from first pick to last) Demeco Ryans LB, D'Qwell Jackson LB, Rocky McIntosh LB, Chad Jackson WR, Jimmy Williams CB, Thomas Howard LB, Winston Justice OT, Dan Bullocks S, Taitusi Lutui OG, Danieal Manning S, Roman Harper S, Sinorice Moss WR, LenDale White HB, Joe Klopfenstein TE, Daryn College OT, Cedric Griffin CB, Kellen Clemens QB, Marcus McNiel OT, Ryan Cook C, Greg Jennings WR, Anthony Fasano TE, Bernard Pollard S, Chris Chester C, Devin Hester CB, Richard Marshall CB, Jeremy Trueblood OT, Maurice Jones-Drew HB, Tony Scheffler TE, Tim Jennings CB, Darryl Tap DE, Tavais Jackson QB. Note some players have changed positions since being drafted.

Willie Parker was not selected in the NFL draft. He signed with the Steelers as an undrafted free agent in 2004.

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Tim Tebow will most likely go to the Bills or the NE patriots. Patriots have a better chance on snabbing him. 2nd round or late 1st.

As of January 3, 2010 the Redskins have 5 choices in the 2010 NFL Draft.

Rounds 1, 2, 4, 5, and 7.

They lost their 3rd round choice when they selected Jeremy Jarmon in the 3rd round of the 2009 Supplemental Draft and their 6th round choice in the trade with Miami for Jason Taylor.

Jamar Chaney-Mississippi State

Keenan Clayton-Oklahoma

Kurt Coleman-Ohio State

Riley Cooper-Florida

Clay Harbor-MO State

Austin Howard-Northern Iowa

Mike Kafka-Northwestern

Trevard Lindley-Kentucky

Daniel Te'o-Nasheim-Washington

Isaiah Trufant-E. Washington

Jamar Wall-Texas Tech

Jeremy Williams-Tulane

2004

ACC.

$200 per game plus a "winners" bonus of $50 per game.

2012: Andrew Luck, Stanford ( Indianapolis Colts )

2011: Cam Newton, Auburn ( Carolina Panthers)

2010: Sam Bradford, Oklahoma ( St. Louis Rams )

2009: Matthew Stafford, Georgia ( Detroit Lions )

2007: JaMarcus Russell, LSU ( Oakland Raiders )

2005: Alex Smith, Utah, ( San Francisco 49ers )

2004: Eli Manning, Mississippi ( San Diego Chargers )

2003: Carson Palmer, Southern Cal. ( Cincinnati Bengals )

2002: David Carr, Fresno State ( Houston Texans )

2001: Michael Vick, Virginia Tech ( Atlanta Falcons )

1999: Tim Couch, Kentucky ( Cleveland Browns )

1998: Peyton Manning, Tennessee ( Indianapolis Colts )

1993: Drew Bledsoe, Washington State ( New England Patriots )

1990: Jeff George, Illinois ( Indianapolis Colts )

1989: Troy Aikman, UCLA ( Dallas Cowboys )

1987: Vinny Testaverde, Miami, (Fla.) ( Tampa Bay Buccaneers )

1983: John Elway, Stanford ( Baltimore Colts )

1975: Steve Bartkowski, California ( Atlanta Falcons )

1971: Jim Plunkett, Stanford ( New England Patriots )

1970: Terry Bradshaw, Louisiana Tech ( Pittsburgh Steelers )

1964: Jack Concannon, Boston College ( Boston Patriots (AFL) - signed with Phi. Eagles, NFL as a 2nd round pick)

1963: Terry Baker, Oregon State ( Los Angeles Rams (NFL) )

1962: Roman Gabriel, N. Carolina State ( Oakland Raiders (AFL) )

1959: Randy Duncan, Iowa ( Green Bay Packers )

1958: King Hill, Rice ( Chicago Cardinals )

1955: George Shaw, Oregon ( Baltimore Colts )

1954: Bobby Garrett, Stanford ( Cleveland Browns )

1952: Bill Wade, Vanderbilt ( Los Angeles Rams )

1948: Harry Gilmer, Alabama ( Washington Redskins )

1946: Frank Dancewicz, Notre Dame ( Boston Yanks)

1944: Angelo Bertelli, Notre Dame ( Boston Yanks )

==Since they have, among them, two first picks and one second pick, no one else even comes close == *Archie, the best of legendary Coach John Vaught's quarterbacks, was the second pick in 1971 out of Ole Miss. *Peyton, whose quarterback coach was David Cutcliffe(later Head Coach at Ole Miss), was the first pick in 1998 out of Tennessee. *Eli, the best of Coach David Cutcliffe's Ole Miss quarterbacks, was the first pick in 2004 out of Ole Miss. *That's an "average draft pick" number of 1.333...and it may never be equaled. *That is until Cooper, Peyton and Eli's sons come of age. Wonder if they'll be quarterbacks?

he wont, ben tate is much better! war eagle!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Ben Tate's production was inconsistent and he shared the load until having a big senior season. Can be caught at times making multiple cuts. Tate doesn't possess elite size or power but also doesn't have great elusiveness to make defenders miss or excel on the perimeter.

Realistic Answer- Golden Tate is the second most talented receiver in the 2010 NFL Draft. The only receiver who I believe has more skill is Dez Bryant. Golden Tate also performed better than any player in the NFL Combine. He ran a 4.42 40, and had a 10.0" broad jump. Also he put up 17 reps of 225 pounds. He's a very strong, and an even more explosive receiver. Golden Tate should could go anywhere from mid-first round, to early second. Either way, anyone who gets this receiver is going to have an instant contributor.

Now that's an answer from someone who actually knows a thing or two about football.

According to the trade value chart in use by most NFL general managers at the time, the 1999 picks the Saints traded were worth 92.5% as much as the pick they received. However, the Saints also traded away two 2000 picks in the deal, so even if they had won the Super Bowl in 1999, they still would have "lost" the trade value-wise.

it is such an easy question you have to play well in your collage career and if NFL coaches like you and the way you play football they will pick you #1 overall

Cam Newton

Julio Jones is number 11 as of the 2011-2012 season.

No, there weren't any picks from Texas A&M. For a complete list of draft picks check the Related Links section.

In the second round of the 2009 NFL Draft, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers traded their pick, along with their 2010 fifth round selection, to the Cleveland Browns for Kellen Winslow Jr.