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2015 NFL draft

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80th annual meeting of National Football League franchises to select newly eligible players

2015 NFL draft
2015 NFL draft logo
General information
Date(s)April 30 – May 2
LocationAuditorium Theatre
inChicago,Illinois, U.S.
Network(s)ESPN,ESPN2,NFL Network
Overview
256 total selections in7 rounds
LeagueNFL
First selectionJameis Winston, QB
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Mr. IrrelevantGerald Christian, TE
Arizona Cardinals
Most selections(12)Cleveland Browns
Fewest selections(5)Carolina Panthers
San Diego Chargers
← 2014
2016 →
"Selection Square" atCongress Plaza in Grant Park
"Draft Town" in Grant Park
Draft Town and Selection Square seen fromMichigan Avenue

The2015 NFL draft was the 80th annual meeting ofNational Football League (NFL) franchises to select newly eligiblefootball players. It took place inChicago at theAuditorium Theatre and inGrant Park, from April 30 to May 2.[1][2] This was the firstNFL draft held outside New York City in fifty years (since the1965 NFL draft).[3] The 2015 NFL draft was the first to feature a companion outdoor fair, where fans would be able to see theCommissioner during the selection on the Auditorium Theatre stage from across the street in the park; this area was called Draft Town.[4] TheTampa Bay Buccaneers held the right to select first because they had the league's worst record in theprevious season. TheArizona Cardinals made the final pick in the draft, commonly calledMr. Irrelevant.

One of the major storylines approaching the NFL draft was the competition between the previous twoHeisman Trophy winners,Jameis Winston winning the award in 2013 andMarcus Mariota in 2014. Both were considered excellent prospects and had the potential to become the first overall draft selection. Winston was considered to be a more polishedpocket passer andpro-style quarterback, but had several off-the-field issues while playing atFlorida State, ranging from a sexual assault allegation to shoplifting incidents. Mariota was considered a better athlete, the fastest quarterback in the draft, and had a better off-the-field reputation. However, Mariota ran aspread offense atOregon which typically had not transitioned well from college to the NFL.[5] Although neither was considered a perfectly safe pick, the two quarterbacks were selected first and second overall. This was only the sixth time in NFL history that this has occurred (1971,1993,1998,1999,2012, and subsequently2016,2021,2023, and2024).[6] It was also the first time that two Heisman trophy winners were selected with the first two overall picks.[7] All 22running backs selected no longer play for their original team or have already retired.

Timing changes

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Shortly before the draft, the NFL shortened the amount of time for certain selections to be made.[8] The time for seventh-round selections was reduced from five minutes to four minutes; similarly, the time for all compensatory selections, which cannot be traded, was reduced from seven minutes to four minutes.

Early entrants

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Main article:List of 2015 NFL draft early entrants

Seventy-four underclassmen announced their intention to forgo their remainingNCAA eligibility and declare themselves available to be selected in the draft. An additional ten players who graduated but were still eligible to play college football chose to enter the draft, bringing to 84 the total number of players who chose to forgo college eligibility to enter the draft.[9]

Overview

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The following is the breakdown of the 256 players selected byposition:[10]

Selection order

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Further information:National Football League draft § Rules for determining draft order

The draft order is based generally on each team'srecord from the previous season, with teams which qualified for thepostseason selecting after those which failed to make the playoffs.[11] TheTampa Bay Buccaneers andTennessee Titans each finished2014 with league-worst2–14 records. The Buccaneers were awarded the first pick in round one due to having a worse strength of schedule.[12] The selection order for subsequent rounds follows the order of the first round, except that teams with the similar records (and the same playoff result for playoff teams) rotate selections round-by-round (e.g. the Titans picked first in the second round).

In addition to the seven picks each team is given (one in each round), the league allocated thirty-two (32) supplemental picks at the ends of round 3 through 7, for a total of 256 picks. The supplemental picks are awarded to teams who had net losses of free agent talent from the previous year.

Player selections

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*=compensatory selection
=Pro Bowler[N 1]
Positions key
CCenterCBCornerbackDBDefensive backDEDefensive end[a]
DLDefensive linemanDTDefensive tackleFBFullbackFSFree safety
GGuard[b]KKicker[c]KRKickoff returnerLBLinebacker
LSLong snapperMLBMiddle linebacker[d]OTOffensive tackleOLOffensive lineman
OLBOutside linebacker[a]NTNose tacklePPunterPRPunt returner
QBQuarterbackRSReturn specialistRBRunning backSSafety
SSStrong safetyTETight endWRWide receiver
  1. ^abMay sometimes be referred to as anedge rusher (EDGE)
  2. ^Also known as offensive guard (OG)
  3. ^Also known as placekicker (PK)
  4. ^Also known as inside linebacker (ILB)
QuarterbackJameis Winston, takenfirst overall by Tampa Bay, broke several passing records but struggled with turnovers during his tenure with the Buccaneers.
QuarterbackMarcus Mariota was taken second overall by Tennessee and played with them for four seasons before signing with theOakland Raiders in 2020
Five-time Pro Bowl receiverAmari Cooper was taken fourth overall by theOakland Raiders before being traded to Dallas.
Running backTodd Gurley, taken by theSt. Louis Rams 10th overall, led the league in rushing twice and has received numerousPro Bowl andAll-Pro honors before being hampered by injuries.
Two-time Pro Bowl running backMelvin Gordon, taken 15th overall by theSan Diego Chargers
Marcus Peters emerged as one of the league's top cornerbacks after his selection by Kansas City, but has been traded several times.
Receiver/special teamerTyler Lockett, a third-round selection by Seattle
Despite being a 5th round pick,Stefon Diggs led the league in receptions and receiving yards in 2020.
Rnd.Pick No.NFL teamPlayerPos.CollegeConf.Notes
11Tampa Bay BuccaneersJameis Winston QBFlorida StateACC
2013Heisman Trophy winner
12Tennessee TitansMarcus Mariota QBOregonPac-12
2014Heisman Trophy winner
13Jacksonville JaguarsDante Fowler DEFloridaSEC
14Oakland RaidersAmari Cooper WRAlabamaSEC
15Washington RedskinsBrandon Scherff OTIowaBig Ten
2014Outland Trophy winner
16New York JetsLeonard Williams DEUSCPac-12
17Chicago BearsKevin White WRWest VirginiaBig 12
18Atlanta FalconsVic Beasley DEClemsonACC
19New York GiantsEreck Flowers OTMiami (FL)ACC
110St. Louis RamsTodd Gurley RBGeorgiaSEC
111Minnesota VikingsTrae Waynes CBMichigan StateBig Ten
112Cleveland BrownsDanny Shelton DTWashingtonPac-12
113New Orleans SaintsAndrus Peat OTStanfordPac-12
114Miami DolphinsDeVante Parker WRLouisvilleACC
115San Diego ChargersMelvin Gordon RBWisconsinBig Ten
116Houston TexansKevin Johnson CBWake ForestACC
117San Francisco 49ersArik Armstead DEOregonPac-12
118Kansas City ChiefsMarcus Peters CBWashingtonPac-12
119Cleveland BrownsCameron Erving CFlorida StateACC
120Philadelphia EaglesNelson Agholor WRUSCPac-12
121Cincinnati BengalsCedric Ogbuehi OTTexas A&MSEC
122Pittsburgh SteelersBud Dupree LBKentuckySEC
123Denver BroncosShane Ray DEMissouriSEC
124Arizona CardinalsD. J. Humphries OTFloridaSEC
125Carolina PanthersShaq Thompson LBWashingtonPac-12
126Baltimore RavensBreshad Perriman WRUCFThe American
127Dallas CowboysByron Jones CBUConnThe American
128Detroit LionsLaken Tomlinson OGDukeACC
129Indianapolis ColtsPhillip Dorsett WRMiami (FL)ACC
130Green Bay PackersDamarious Randall SArizona StatePac-12
131New Orleans SaintsStephone Anthony LBClemsonACC
132New England PatriotsMalcom Brown DTTexasBig 12
233New York GiantsLandon Collins SAlabamaSEC
234Tampa Bay BuccaneersDonovan Smith OTPenn StateBig Ten
235Oakland RaidersMario Edwards Jr. DEFlorida StateACC
236Jacksonville JaguarsT. J. Yeldon RBAlabamaSEC
237New York JetsDevin Smith WROhio StateBig Ten
238Washington RedskinsPreston Smith DEMississippi StateSEC
239Chicago BearsEddie Goldman DTFlorida StateACC
240Tennessee TitansDorial Green-Beckham WRMissouriSEC
241Carolina PanthersDevin Funchess WRMichiganBig Ten
242Atlanta FalconsJalen Collins CBLSUSEC
243Houston TexansBenardrick McKinney LBMississippi StateSEC
244New Orleans SaintsHau'oli Kikaha LBWashingtonPac-12
245Minnesota VikingsEric Kendricks LBUCLAPac-12
246San Francisco 49ersJaquiski Tartt SSamfordSoCon
247Philadelphia EaglesEric Rowe CBUtahPac-12
248San Diego ChargersDenzel Perryman LBMiami (FL)ACC
249Kansas City ChiefsMitch Morse OGMissouriSEC
250Buffalo BillsRonald Darby CBFlorida StateACC
251Cleveland BrownsNate Orchard DEUtahPac-12
252Miami DolphinsJordan Phillips DTOklahomaBig 12
253Cincinnati BengalsJake Fisher OTOregonPac-12
254Detroit LionsAmeer Abdullah RBNebraskaBig Ten
255Baltimore RavensMaxx Williams TEMinnesotaBig Ten
256Pittsburgh SteelersSenquez Golson CBOle MissSEC
257St. Louis RamsRob Havenstein OTWisconsinBig Ten
258Arizona CardinalsMarkus Golden DEMissouriSEC
259Denver BroncosTy Sambrailo OTColorado StateMW
260Dallas CowboysRandy Gregory LBNebraskaBig Ten
261Tampa Bay BuccaneersAli Marpet OGHobartLiberty
262Green Bay PackersQuinten Rollins CBMiami (OH)MAC
263Seattle SeahawksFrank Clark DEMichiganBig Ten
264New England PatriotsJordan Richards SStanfordPac-12
365Indianapolis ColtsD'Joun Smith CBFlorida AtlanticC-USA
366Tennessee TitansJeremiah Poutasi OGUtahPac-12
367Jacksonville JaguarsA. J. Cann OGSouth CarolinaSEC
368Oakland RaidersClive Walford TEMiami (FL)ACC
369Seattle SeahawksTyler Lockett WRKansas StateBig 12
370Houston TexansJaelen Strong WRArizona StatePac-12
371Chicago BearsHroniss Grasu COregonPac-12
372St. Louis RamsJamon Brown OTLouisvilleACC
373Atlanta FalconsTevin Coleman RBIndianaBig Ten
374New York GiantsOwa Odighizuwa DEUCLAPac-12
375New Orleans SaintsGarrett Grayson QBColorado StateMW
376Kansas City ChiefsChris Conley WRGeorgiaSEC
377Cleveland BrownsDuke Johnson RBMiami (FL)ACC
378New Orleans SaintsP. J. Williams CBFlorida StateACC
379San Francisco 49ersEli Harold DEVirginiaACC
380Detroit LionsAlex Carter CBStanfordPac-12
381Buffalo BillsJohn Miller OGLouisvilleACC
382New York JetsLorenzo Mauldin LBLouisvilleACC
383San Diego ChargersCraig Mager CBTexas StateSun Belt
384Philadelphia EaglesJordan Hicks LBTexasBig 12
385Cincinnati BengalsTyler Kroft TERutgersBig Ten
386Arizona CardinalsDavid Johnson RBNorthern IowaMVFC
387Pittsburgh SteelersSammie Coates WRAuburnSEC
388Minnesota VikingsDanielle Hunter DELSUSEC
389St. Louis RamsSean Mannion QBOregon StatePac-12
390Baltimore RavensCarl Davis DTIowaBig Ten
391Dallas CowboysChaz Green OTFloridaSEC
392Denver BroncosJeff Heuerman TEOhio StateBig Ten
393Indianapolis ColtsHenry Anderson DEStanfordPac-12
394Green Bay PackersTy Montgomery WRStanfordPac-12
395Washington RedskinsMatt Jones RBFloridaSEC
396Cleveland BrownsXavier Cooper DTWashington StatePac-12
3*97New England PatriotsGeneo Grissom DEOklahomaBig 12
3*98Kansas City ChiefsSteven Nelson CBOregon StatePac-12
3*99Cincinnati BengalsPaul Dawson LBTCUBig 12


4100Tennessee TitansAngelo Blackson DTAuburnSEC
4101New England PatriotsTrey Flowers DEArkansasSEC
4102Carolina PanthersDaryl Williams OTOklahomaBig 12
4103New York JetsBryce Petty QBBaylorBig 12
4104Jacksonville JaguarsJames Sample SLouisvilleACC
4105Washington RedskinsJamison Crowder WRDukeACC
4106Chicago BearsJeremy Langford RBMichigan StateBig Ten
4107Atlanta FalconsJustin Hardy WREast CarolinaThe American
4108Tennessee TitansJalston Fowler FBAlabamaSEC
4109Indianapolis ColtsClayton Geathers SUCFThe American
4110Minnesota VikingsT. J. Clemmings OTPittsburghACC
4111New England PatriotsTre' Jackson OGFlorida StateACC
4112Washington RedskinsArie Kouandjio OGAlabamaSEC
4113Detroit LionsGabe Wright DTAuburnSEC
4114Miami DolphinsJamil Douglas OGArizona StatePac-12
4115Cleveland BrownsIbraheim Campbell SNorthwesternBig Ten
4116Arizona CardinalsRodney Gunter DTDelaware StateMEAC
4117San Francisco 49ersBlake Bell TEOklahomaBig 12
4118Kansas City ChiefsRamik Wilson LBGeorgiaSEC
4119St. Louis RamsAndrew Donnal OTIowaBig Ten
4120Cincinnati BengalsJosh Shaw CBUSCPac-12
4121Pittsburgh SteelersDoran Grant CBOhio StateBig Ten
4122Baltimore RavensZa'Darius Smith LBKentuckySEC
4123Cleveland BrownsVince Mayle WRWashington StatePac-12
4124Tampa Bay BuccaneersKwon Alexander LBLSUSEC
4125Baltimore RavensJavorius Allen RBUSCPac-12
4126San Francisco 49ersMike Davis RBSouth CarolinaSEC
4127Dallas CowboysDamien Wilson LBMinnesotaBig Ten
4128Oakland RaidersJon Feliciano OGMiami (FL)ACC
4129Green Bay PackersJake Ryan LBMichiganBig Ten
4130Seattle SeahawksTerry Poole OGSan Diego StateMW
4131New England PatriotsShaq Mason CGeorgia TechACC
4*132San Francisco 49ersDeAndre Smelter WRGeorgia TechACC
4*133Denver BroncosMax Garcia CFloridaSEC
4*134Seattle SeahawksMark Glowinski OGWest VirginiaBig 12
4*135Cincinnati BengalsMarcus Hardison DEArizona StatePac-12
4*136Baltimore RavensTray Walker CBTexas SouthernSWAC
5137Atlanta FalconsGrady Jarrett DTClemsonACC
5138Tennessee TitansDavid Cobb RBMinnesotaBig Ten
5139Jacksonville JaguarsRashad Greene WRFlorida StateACC
5140Oakland RaidersBen Heeney LBKansasBig 12
5141Washington RedskinsMartrell Spaight LBArkansasSEC
5142Chicago BearsAdrian Amos SPenn StateBig Ten
5143Minnesota VikingsMyCole Pruitt TESouthern IllinoisMVFC
5144New York GiantsMykkele Thompson STexasBig 12
5145Miami DolphinsBobby McCain CBMemphisThe American
5146Minnesota VikingsStefon Diggs WRMarylandBig Ten
5147Green Bay PackersBrett Hundley QBUCLAPac-12
5148New Orleans SaintsDavis Tull LBChattanoogaSoCon
5149Miami DolphinsJay Ajayi RBBoise StateMW
5150Miami DolphinsCedric Thompson SMinnesotaBig Ten
5151Indianapolis ColtsDavid Parry DTStanfordPac-12
5152New York JetsJarvis Harrison OGTexas A&MSEC
5153San Diego ChargersKyle Emanuel LBNorth Dakota StateMVFC
2014Buchanan Award winner
5154New Orleans SaintsTyeler Davison DTFresno StateMW
5155Buffalo BillsKarlos Williams RBFlorida StateACC
5156Miami DolphinsTony Lippett WRMichigan StateBig Ten
5157Cincinnati BengalsC. J. Uzomah TEAuburnSEC
5158Arizona CardinalsShaquille Riddick DEWest VirginiaBig 12
5159Arizona CardinalsJ. J. Nelson WRUABC-USA
5160Pittsburgh SteelersJesse James TEPenn StateBig Ten
5161Oakland RaidersNeiron Ball LBFloridaSEC
5162Tampa Bay BuccaneersKenny Bell WRNebraskaBig Ten
5163Dallas CowboysRyan Russell DEPurdueBig Ten
5164Denver BroncosLorenzo Doss CBTulaneThe American
5165San Francisco 49ersBradley Pinion PClemsonACC
5166New England PatriotsJoe Cardona LSNavyInd. (FBS)
5167New Orleans SaintsDamian Swann CBGeorgiaSEC
5168Detroit LionsMichael Burton FBRutgersBig Ten
5*169Carolina PanthersDavid Mayo LBTexas StateSun Belt
5*170Seattle SeahawksTye Smith CBTowsonCAA
5*171Baltimore RavensNick Boyle TEDelawareCAA
5*172Kansas City ChiefsD. J. Alexander LBOregon StatePac-12
5*173Kansas City ChiefsJames O'Shaughnessy TEIllinois StateMVFC
5*174Carolina PanthersCameron Artis-Payne RBAuburnSEC
5*175Houston TexansKeith Mumphery WRMichigan StateBig Ten
5*176Baltimore RavensRobert Myers OGTennessee StateOVC
6177Tennessee TitansDeiontrez Mount LBLouisvilleACC
6178New England PatriotsMatthew Wells LBMississippi StateSEC
6179Oakland RaidersMax Valles LBVirginiaACC
6180Jacksonville JaguarsMichael Bennett DTOhio StateBig Ten
6181Washington RedskinsKyshoen Jarrett SVirginia TechACC
6182Washington RedskinsTevin Mitchel CBArkansasSEC
6183Chicago BearsTayo Fabuluje OTTCUBig 12
6184Tampa Bay BuccaneersKaelin Clay WRUtahPac-12
6185Minnesota VikingsTyrus Thompson OTOklahomaBig 12
6186New York GiantsGeremy Davis WRUConnThe American
6187Washington RedskinsEvan Spencer WROhio StateBig Ten
6188Buffalo BillsTony Steward LBClemsonACC
6189Cleveland BrownsCharles Gaines CBLouisvilleACC
6190San Francisco 49ersIan Silberman OGBoston CollegeACC
6191Philadelphia EaglesJaCorey Shepherd CBKansasBig 12
6192San Diego ChargersDarius Philon DTArkansasSEC
6193Minnesota VikingsB. J. Dubose DELouisvilleACC
6194Buffalo BillsNick O'Leary TEFlorida StateACC
6195Cleveland BrownsMalcolm Johnson TEMississippi StateSEC
6196Philadelphia EaglesRandall Evans CBKansas StateBig 12
6197Cincinnati BengalsDerron Smith SFresno StateMW
6198Cleveland BrownsRandall Telfer TEUSCPac-12
6199Pittsburgh SteelersLeterrius Walton DTCentral MichiganMAC
6200Detroit LionsQuandre Diggs STexasBig 12
6201St. Louis RamsBud Sasser WRMissouriSEC
6202New England PatriotsA. J. Derby TEArkansasSEC
6203Denver BroncosDarius Kilgo DTMarylandBig Ten
6204Baltimore RavensDarren Waller TEGeorgia TechACC
6205Indianapolis ColtsJosh Robinson RBMississippi StateSEC
6206Green Bay PackersAaron Ripkowski FBOklahomaBig 12
6207Indianapolis ColtsAmarlo Herrera LBGeorgiaSEC
6208Tennessee TitansAndy Gallik CBoston CollegeACC
6*209Seattle SeahawksObum Gwacham DEOregon StatePac-12
6*210Green Bay PackersChristian Ringo DELouisiana–LafayetteSun Belt
6*211Houston TexansReshard Cliett LBSouth FloridaThe American
6*212Pittsburgh SteelersAnthony Chickillo DEMiami (FL)ACC
6*213Green Bay PackersKennard Backman TEUABC-USA
6*214Seattle SeahawksKristjan Sokoli DTBuffaloMAC
6*215St. Louis RamsCody Wichmann OGFresno StateMW
6*216Houston TexansChristian Covington DTRiceC-USA
6*217Kansas City ChiefsRakeem Nunez-Roches DTSouthern MissC-USA
7218Oakland RaidersAnthony Morris OTTennessee StateOVC
7219Cleveland BrownsHayes Pullard LBUSCPac-12
7220Jacksonville JaguarsNeal Sterling WRMonmouthBig South
7221Oakland RaidersAndre Debose WRFloridaSEC
7222Washington RedskinsAustin Reiter CSouth FloridaThe American
7223New York JetsDeon Simon DTNorthwestern StateSouthland
7224St. Louis RamsBryce Hager LBBaylorBig 12
7225Atlanta FalconsJake Rodgers OTEastern WashingtonBig Sky
7226New York GiantsBobby Hart OTFlorida StateACC
7227St. Louis RamsMartin Ifedi DEMemphisThe American
7228Minnesota VikingsAustin Shepherd OTAlabamaSEC
7229Jacksonville JaguarsBen Koyack TENotre DameInd. (FBS)
7230New Orleans SaintsMarcus Murphy RBMissouriSEC
7231Tampa Bay BuccaneersJoey Iosefa FBHawaiiMW
7232Minnesota VikingsEdmond Robinson LBNewberrySAC
7233Kansas City ChiefsDa'Ron Brown WRNorthern IllinoisMAC
7234Buffalo BillsDezmin Lewis WRCentral ArkansasSouthland
7235Houston TexansKenny Hilliard RBLSUSEC
7236Dallas CowboysMark Nzeocha LBWyomingMW
7237Philadelphia EaglesBrian Mihalik DEBoston CollegeACC
7238Cincinnati BengalsMario Alford WRWest VirginiaBig 12
7239Pittsburgh SteelersGerod Holliman SLouisvilleACC
2014Jim Thorpe Award winner
7240Detroit LionsCorey Robinson OTSouth CarolinaSEC
7241Cleveland BrownsIfo Ekpre-Olomu CBOregonPac-12
7242Oakland RaidersDexter McDonald CBKansasBig 12
7243Dallas CowboysLaurence Gibson OTVirginia TechACC
7244San Francisco 49ersTrent Brown OTFloridaSEC
7245Tennessee TitansTre McBride WRWilliam & MaryCAA
7246Dallas CowboysGeoff Swaim TETexasBig 12
7247New England PatriotsDarryl Roberts CBMarshallC-USA
7248Seattle SeahawksRyan Murphy SOregon StatePac-12
7249Atlanta FalconsAkeem King CBSan Jose StateMW
7*250Denver BroncosTrevor Siemian QBNorthwesternBig Ten
7*251Denver BroncosTaurean Nixon CBTulaneThe American
7*252Denver BroncosJosh Furman SOklahoma StateBig 12
7*253New England PatriotsXzavier Dickson LBAlabamaSEC
7*254San Francisco 49ersRory Anderson TESouth CarolinaSEC
7*255Indianapolis ColtsDenzelle Good OTMars HillSAC
7*256Arizona CardinalsGerald Christian TELouisvilleACC

Supplemental draft

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Asupplemental draft was held on July 9, 2015. For each player selected in the supplemental draft, the team forfeits its pick in that round in the draft of the following season. Seven players were available,[13] but only one was selected.[14][15]

Rnd.Pick No.NFL teamPlayerPos.CollegeConf.Notes
5St. Louis RamsIsaiah Battle OTClemsonACC

Notable undrafted players

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Original NFL teamPlayerPos.CollegeConf.Notes
Arizona CardinalsCariel Brooks CBAdams StateN/A
Arizona CardinalsEdwin Jackson LBGeorgia SouthernSun Belt
Arizona CardinalsHarold Jones-Quartey SFindlayGLIAC
Arizona CardinalsXavier Williams NTNorthern IowaMVFC
Atlanta FalconsShane Wynn WRIndianaBig Ten
Baltimore RavensDaniel Brown TEJames MadisonCAA
Baltimore RavensDeAndre Carter WRSacramento StateBig Sky
Baltimore RavensNick Easton OGHarvardIvy
Buffalo BillsChris Manhertz TECanisius
Played college basketball
Carolina PanthersDamiere Byrd WRSouth CarolinaSEC
Carolina PanthersDean Marlowe SJames MadisonCAA
Carolina PanthersMatt Wile PMichiganBig Ten
Chicago BearsBryce Callahan CBRiceC-USA
Chicago BearsJacoby Glenn CBUCFThe American
Chicago BearsKhari Lee TEBowie StateCIAA
Chicago BearsRick Lovato LSOld DominionC-USA
Chicago BearsCameron Meredith WRIllinois StateMVFC
Chicago BearsJohn Timu LBWashingtonPac-12
Cincinnati BengalsTroy Hill CBOregonPac-12
Cincinnati BengalsJake Kumerow WRWisconsin–WhitewaterWIAC
Cincinnati BengalsDeShawn Williams DTClemsonACC
Cleveland BrownsDarius Jennings WRVirginiaACC
Dallas CowboysLa'el Collins OTLSUSEC
Dallas CowboysEfe Obada DE  
European player signed from theBAFANL
Denver BroncosA. J. Johnson LBTennesseeSEC
Detroit LionsZach Zenner RBSouth Dakota StateMVFC
Green Bay PackersLaDarius Gunter CBMiami (FL)ACC
Green Bay PackersJames Vaughters LBStanfordPac-12
Houston TexansKendall Lamm OTAppalachian StateSun Belt
Houston TexansGreg Mancz CToledoMAC
Houston TexansCorey Moore SGeorgiaSEC
Indianapolis ColtsQuan Bray WRAuburnSEC
Jacksonville JaguarsSam Ficken KPenn StateBig Ten
Jacksonville JaguarsChris Reed OGMinnesota StateNSIC
Kansas City ChiefsDavid Irving DEIowa StateBig 12
Miami DolphinsMatt Darr PTennesseeSEC
Miami DolphinsAndrew Franks KRPILiberty
Miami DolphinsNeville Hewitt LBMarshallC-USA
Miami DolphinsMike Hull LBPenn StateBig Ten
Minnesota VikingsJustin Coleman CBTennesseeSEC
Minnesota VikingsAnthony Harris SVirginiaACC
Minnesota VikingsTaylor Heinicke QBOld DominionC-USA
New England PatriotsDavid Andrews CGeorgiaSEC
New England PatriotsBrandon King LBAuburnSEC
New York GiantsMatt LaCosse TEIllinoisBig Ten
New York GiantsWill Tye TEStony BrookCAA
New York JetsTevaughn Campbell CBReginaCWUAA
Oakland RaidersRobertson Daniel DBBYUInd. (FBS)
Philadelphia EaglesRaheem Mostert RBPurdueBig Ten
Pittsburgh SteelersB. J. Finney CKansas StateBig 12
Pittsburgh SteelersEli Rogers WRLouisvilleACC
San Diego ChargersTyreek Burwell OTCincinnatiThe American
San Diego ChargersJosh Lambo KTexas A&MSEC
San Diego ChargersTyrell Williams WRWestern OregonGNAC
San Francisco 49ersJermaine Whitehead FSAuburnSEC
Seattle SeahawksJesse Davis OTIdahoSun Belt
Seattle SeahawksThomas Rawls RBCentral MichiganMAC
Seattle SeahawksAlex Singleton LBMontana StateBig Sky
St. Louis RamsMalcolm Brown RBTexasBig 12
Tampa Bay BuccaneersDeshazor Everett FSTexas A&MSEC
Tampa Bay BuccaneersAdam Humphries WRClemsonACC
Tennessee TitansQuinton Spain OGWest VirginiaBig 12
Washington RedskinsQuinton Dunbar CBFloridaSEC
Washington RedskinsTy Long PUABC-USA

Trades

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In the explanations below,(PD) indicates trades completed prior to the start of the draft (i.e.Pre-Draft), while(D) denotes trades that took place during the 2015 draft.

Round one
  1. ^No. 15: San Francisco → San Diego (D).San Francisco traded this selection toSan Diego in exchange for San Diego's 2015 first and fourth round selections (17th &117th), and their fifth round selection in2016 (142nd).[source 1]
  2. ^No. 17: San Diego → San Francisco (D). seeNo. 15: San Francisco → San Diego.[source 1]
  3. ^No. 19: Buffalo → Cleveland (PD).Buffalo traded this selection along with their fourth round selection (115th) and their first round selection in 2014 (9th) toCleveland in exchange for Cleveland's first round selection in 2014 (4th) which Buffalo used to select wide receiverSammy Watkins.[source 2]
  4. ^No. 23: Detroit → Denver (D).Detroit traded this selection toDenver in exchange for Denver's 2015 first and fifth round selections (28th &143rd), their fifth round selection in2016 (169th), and guardManny Ramirez.[source 3]
  5. ^No. 28: Denver → Detroit (D). seeNo. 23: Detroit → Denver.[source 3]
  6. ^No. 31: Seattle → New Orleans (PD).Seattle traded their first round selection (31st overall) and centerMax Unger toNew Orleans in exchange for New Orleans' fourth round selection (112th) and tight endJimmy Graham.[source 4]
Round two
  1. ^No. 33: Tennessee → New York Giants (D).Tennessee traded this selection to theGiants in exchange for New York's 2015 second, fourth and seventh round selections (40th,108th &245th).[source 5]
  2. ^No. 40: New York Giants → Tennessee (D). seeNo. 33: Tennessee → New York Giants.[source 5]
  3. ^No. 41: St. Louis → Carolina (D).St. Louis traded this selection toCarolina in exchange for Carolina's 2015 second, third and sixth round selections (57th,89th &201st).[source 3]
  4. ^No. 43: Cleveland → Houston (D).Cleveland traded this selection and their seventh round selection (229th) toHouston in exchange for Houston's 2015 second, fourth and sixth round selections (51st,116th &195th).[source 6]
  5. ^No. 47: Miami → Philadelphia (D).Miami traded this selection and their sixth round selection (191st) toPhiladelphia in exchange for Philadelphia's 2015 second round selection and two 2015 fifth round selections (52nd,145th &156th).[source 7]
  6. ^No. 51: Houston → Cleveland (D). seeNo. 43: Cleveland → Houston.[source 6]
  7. ^No. 52: Philadelphia → Miami (D). seeNo. 47: Miami → Philadelphia.[source 7]
  8. ^No. 55: Arizona → Baltimore (D).Arizona traded this selection toBaltimore in exchange for Baltimore's 2015 second round selection and a fifth round selection (58th &158th).[source 8]
  9. ^No. 57: Carolina → St. Louis (D). seeNo. 41: Carolina → St. Louis.[source 3]
  10. ^No. 58: Baltimore → Arizona (D). seeNo. 55: Arizona → Baltimore.[source 8]
  11. ^No. 61: Indianapolis → Tampa Bay (D).Indianapolis traded this selection and their fourth round selection (128th) toTampa Bay in exchange for Tampa Bay's 2015 third round selection and a fourth round selection (65th &109th).[source 9]
Round three
  1. ^No. 65: Tampa Bay → Indianapolis (D). seeNo. 61: Indianapolis → Tampa Bay.[source 9]
  2. ^No. 69: Washington → Seattle (D).Washington traded this selection toSeattle in exchange for Seattle's 2015 third, fourth, fifth and sixth round selections (95th,112th,167th, &181st).[source 10]
  3. ^No. 70: New York Jets → Houston (D). TheJets traded this selection toHouston in exchange for wide receiverDeVier Posey and third, fifth and seventh-round selections (82nd,152nd, and229th overall).[source 11]
  4. ^No. 76: Minnesota → Kansas City (D).Minnesota traded this selection toKansas City in exchange for Kansas City's 2015 third and sixth round selections (80th &193rd).[source 3]
  5. ^No. 78: Miami → New Orleans (PD).Miami traded this selection and linebackerDannell Ellerbe toNew Orleans in exchange for wide receiverKenny Stills.[source 12]
  6. ^No. 80: multiple trades:
           No. 80: Kansas City → Minnesota (D). seeNo. 76: Minnesota → Kansas City
           No. 80: Minnesota → Detroit (D).Minnesota traded their third round selection toDetroit in exchange for Detroit's 2015 third and fifth round selections (88th &143rd).[source 3]
  7. ^No. 82: Houston → New York Jets (D). seeNo. 70: New York Jets → Houston.[source 11]
  8. ^No. 88: Detroit → Minnesota (D). seeNo. 80: Minnesota → Detroit.[source 3]
  9. ^No. 89: Carolina → St. Louis (D). seeNo. 41: Carolina → St. Louis.[source 3]
  10. ^No. 95: Seattle → Washington (D). seeNo. 69: Washington → Seattle.[source 10]
  11. ^No. 96: New England → Cleveland (D).New England traded this selection and their seventh round selection (219th) toCleveland in exchange for Cleveland's fourth, fifth and sixth round selections (111th,147th, &202nd).[source 13]
Round four
  1. ^No. 101: Tampa Bay → New England (PD).Tampa Bay traded this selection along with tight endTim Wright toNew England in exchange for guardLogan Mankins.[source 14]
  2. ^No. 102: Oakland → Carolina (D).Oakland traded this selection toCarolina in exchange for Carolina's fourth, fifth and seventh round selections (124th,161st, &242nd).[source 3]
  3. ^No. 103: Jacksonville → New York Jets (D).Jacksonville traded this selection to theJets in exchange for New York's fourth and seventh round selections (104th &229th).[source 3]
  4. ^No. 104: New York Jets → Jacksonville (D). seeNo. 103: Jacksonville → New York Jets.[source 3]
  5. ^No. 108: New York Giants → Tennessee (D). seeNo. 33: Tennessee → New York Giants.[source 5]
  6. ^No. 109: multiple trades:
           No. 109: St. Louis → Tampa Bay (PD).St. Louis traded this selection as well as their sixth round selection (183rd) toTampa Bay in exchange for safetyMark Barron.
           No. 109: Tampa Bay → Indianapolis (D). seeNo. 61: Indianapolis → Tampa Bay.[source 9]
  7. ^No. 111: Cleveland → New England (D). seeNo. 96: New England → Cleveland.[source 13]
  8. ^No. 112: multiple trades:
           No. 112: New Orleans → Seattle (PD). seeNo. 31: Seattle → New Orleans.[source 4]
           No. 112: Seattle → Washington (D). seeNo. 69: Washington → Seattle.[source 10]
  9. ^No. 113: multiple trades:
           No. 113: San Francisco → Buffalo (PD).San Francisco traded their fourth round selection toBuffalo in exchange for wide receiverStevie Johnson.[source 15]
           No. 113: Buffalo → Philadelphia (PD).Buffalo traded their seventh round selection in the 2014 draft (224th) toPhiladelphia in exchange for running backBryce Brown and Philadelphia's 2014 seventh round selection (237th). The trade also included a conditional future selection to be received by Philadelphia which will either be this pick, which Buffalo may receive from San Francisco (depending on whetherStevie Johnson hits certain undisclosed statistical thresholds in 2014) or Buffalo's third or fourth round selection in 2016 (depending on Brown achieving undisclosed performance levels in 2014).[source 16] The conditions resulted in the 49ers fourth round selection being sent to Philadelphia via Buffalo.[source 17]
           No. 113: Philadelphia → Detroit (D).Philadelphia traded this selection toDetroit in exchange for Detroit's2016 third round selection (77th).[source 18]
  10. ^No. 115: Buffalo → Cleveland (PD). seeNo. 19: Buffalo → Cleveland.[source 2]
  11. ^No. 116: multiple trades:
           No. 116: Houston → Cleveland (D). seeNo. 43: Cleveland → Houston.[source 6]
           No. 116: Cleveland → Arizona (D).Cleveland traded this selection toArizona in exchange for Arizona's fourth, sixth and seventh round selection (123rd,198th, &241st).[source 3]
  12. ^No. 117: San Diego → San Francisco (D). seeNo. 15: San Francisco → San Diego.[source 1]
  13. ^No. 119: Philadelphia → St. Louis (PD).Philadelphia traded this selection, their second round selection in2016 (43rd), and quarterbackNick Foles toSt. Louis in exchange for St. Louis' fifth round selection (145th) and quarterbackSam Bradford. The trade also includes a possible 2016 conditional selection going to Philadelphia based on Bradford's playing time in 2015. If Bradford takes less than 50 percent of the snaps, Philadelphia will receive St. Louis' fourth round selection. If he does not play at all, Philadelphia will receive St. Louis' third round selection.[source 19]
  14. ^No. 122: Detroit → Baltimore (PD).Detroit traded this selection along with their fifth round selection (158th) toBaltimore in exchange for a seventh round selection (231st) and defensive tackleHaloti Ngata.[source 20]
  15. ^No. 123: Arizona → Cleveland (D). seeNo. 116: Cleveland → Arizona.[source 3]
  16. ^No. 124: multiple trades:
           No. 124: Carolina → Oakland (D). seeNo. 102: Oakland → Carolina.[source 3]
           No. 124: Oakland → Tampa Bay (D).Oakland traded this selection toTampa Bay in exchange for Tampa Bay's fourth and seventh round selections (128th &218th).[source 3]
  17. ^No. 126: Denver → San Francisco (PD).Denver traded this selection, along with their second and fifth round selections in 2014 (63rd &171st) toSan Francisco in exchange for San Francisco's second and seventh round selections in 2014 (56th &242nd).[source 21]
  18. ^No. 128: multiple trades:
           No. 128: Indianapolis → Tampa Bay (D). seeNo. 61: Indianapolis → Tampa Bay.[source 9]
           No. 128: Tampa Bay → Oakland (D). seeNo. 124: Oakland → Tampa Bay.[source 3]
Round five
  1. ^No. 137: multiple trades:
           No. 137: Tampa Bay → Buffalo (PD).Tampa Bay traded this selection and a seventh round selection in 2014 (221st) toBuffalo in exchange for Buffalo's fifth round selection in 2014 (149th).[source 22]
           No. 137: Buffalo → Minnesota (PD).Buffalo traded this selection and their seventh round selection in2016 (240th) toMinnesota in exchange for quarterbackMatt Cassel and Minnesota's sixth round selection (187th).[source 23]
           No. 137: Minnesota → Atlanta (D).Minnesota traded this selection toAtlanta in exchange for Atlanta's fifth and sixth round selections (146th &185th).[source 3]
  2. ^No. 142: New York Jets → Chicago (PD). TheJets traded this selection to Chicago in exchange for wide receiverBrandon Marshall and a seventh round selection (224th).[source 24]
  3. ^No. 143: multiple trades:
           No. 143: Chicago → Denver (PD).Chicago traded this selection along with their fifth round selection in 2014 (156th) toDenver in exchange for Denver's fourth and seventh round selections in 2014 (131st &246th).[source 25]
           No. 143: Denver → Detroit (D). seeNo. 23: Detroit → Denver.[source 3]
           No. 143: Detroit → Minnesota (D). seeNo. 80: Minnesota → Detroit.[source 3]
  4. ^No. 145: multiple trades:
           No. 145: St. Louis → Philadelphia (PD). seeNo. 119: Philadelphia → St. Louis.[source 19]
           No. 145: Philadelphia → Miami (D). seeNo. 47: Miami → Philadelphia.[source 7]
  5. ^No. 146: Atlanta → Minnesota (D). seeNo. 137: Minnesota → Atlanta.[source 3]
  6. ^No. 147: multiple trades:
           No. 147: Cleveland → New England (D). seeNo. 96: New England → Cleveland.[source 13]
           No. 147: New England → Green Bay (D).New England traded this selection toGreen Bay in exchange for Green Bay's fifth and seventh round selections (166th &247th).[source 3]
  7. ^No. 149: Minnesota → Miami (PD).Minnesota traded this selection toMiami in exchange for wide receiverMike Wallace and a seventh round selection (232nd).[source 26]
  8. ^No. 151: San Francisco → Indianapolis (D).San Francisco traded this selection toIndianapolis in exchange for Indianapolis' fifth and seventh round selections (165th &244th).[source 3]
  9. ^No. 152: Houston → New York Jets (D). seeNo. 70: New York Jets → Houston.[source 11]
  10. ^No. 154: Kansas City → New Orleans (PD).Kansas City traded this selection toNew Orleans in exchange for guardBen Grubbs.[source 27]
  11. ^No. 156: Philadelphia → Miami (D). seeNo. 47: Miami → Philadelphia.[source 7]
  12. ^No. 158: multiple trades:
           No. 158: Detroit → Baltimore (PD). seeNo. 122: Detroit → Baltimore.[source 20]
           No. 158: Baltimore → Arizona (D). seeNo. 55: Arizona → Baltimore.[source 8]
  13. ^No. 161: Carolina → Oakland (D). seeNo. 102: Oakland → Carolina.[source 3]
  14. ^No. 162: Baltimore → Tampa Bay (PD).Baltimore traded this selection toTampa Bay in exchange for offensive linemanJeremy Zuttah.[source 28]
  15. ^No. 165: Indianapolis → San Francisco (D). seeNo. 151: San Francisco → Indianapolis.[source 3]
  16. ^No. 166: Green Bay → New England (D). seeNo. 147: New England → Green Bay.[source 3]
  17. ^No. 167: multiple trades:
           No. 167: Seattle → Washington (D). seeNo. 69: Washington → Seattle.[source 10]
           No. 167: Washington → New Orleans (D).Washington traded this selection toNew Orleans in exchange for New Orleans' sixth round selection (187th) and their sixth round selection in the2016 NFL draft (187th).[source 3]
  18. ^No. 168: multiple trades:
           No. 168: New England → Tampa Bay (PD).New England traded this selection toTampa Bay in exchange for linebackerJonathan Casillas and Tampa Bay's sixth round selection.[source 29]
           No. 168: Tampa Bay → Detroit (PD).Tampa Bay traded this selection toDetroit in exchange for defensive endGeorge Johnson and Detroit's seventh round selection (231st).[source 30]
Round six
  1. ^No. 177: Tampa Bay → New England (PD). seeNo. 168: New England → Tampa Bay.[source 29]
  2. ^No. 181: multiple trades:
           No. 181: New York Jets → Seattle (PD). TheJets traded this selection toSeattle in exchange for wide receiverPercy Harvin.[source 31][source 32]
           No. 181: Seattle → Washington (D). seeNo. 69: Washington → Seattle.[source 10]
  3. ^No. 183: St. Louis → Tampa Bay (PD). seeNo. 109: St. Louis → Tampa Bay.
  4. ^No. 185: Atlanta → Minnesota (D). seeNo. 137: Minnesota → Atlanta.[source 3]
  5. ^No. 187: New Orleans → Washington (D). seeNo. 167: Washington → New Orleans.[source 3]
  6. ^No. 187: Minnesota → Buffalo (PD). seeNo. 137: Buffalo → Minnesota.[source 23]
  7. ^No. 191: Miami → Philadelphia (D). seeNo. 47: Miami → Philadelphia.[source 7]
  8. ^No. 193: Kansas City → Minnesota (D). seeNo. 76: Minnesota → Kansas City
  9. ^No. 195: Houston → Cleveland (D). seeNo. 43: Cleveland → Houston.[source 6]
  10. ^No. 198: Arizona → Cleveland (D). seeNo. 116: Cleveland → Arizona.[source 3]
  11. ^No. 201: Carolina → St. Louis (D). seeNo. 41: Carolina → St. Louis.[source 3]
  12. ^No. 202: multiple trades:
           No. 202: Baltimore → Cleveland (PD).Baltimore traded this selection toCleveland in exchange for Cleveland's seventh round selection in 2014 (218th).[source 22]
           No. 202: Cleveland → New England (D). seeNo. 96: New England → Cleveland.[source 13]
  13. ^No. 203: Dallas → Baltimore (PD).Dallas traded this selection toBaltimore in exchange for Baltimore's seventh round selection and linebackerRolando McClain.[source 33]
  14. ^No. 206: Seattle → Indianapolis (PD).Seattle traded this selection toIndianapolis in exchange for cornerbackMarcus Burley.[source 34]
  15. ^No. 207: New England → Tennessee (PD).New England traded this selection toTennessee in exchange for linebackerAkeem Ayers and Tennessee's seventh round selection (219th).[source 35]
Round seven
  1. ^No. 128: Tampa Bay → Oakland (D). seeNo. 124: Oakland → Tampa Bay.[source 3]
  2. ^No. 219: multiple trades:
           No. 219: Tennessee → New England (PD). seeNo. 207: New England → Tennessee.[source 35]
           No. 219: New England → Cleveland (D). seeNo. 96: New England → Cleveland.[source 13]
  3. ^No. 224: multiple trades:
           No. 224: Chicago → New York Jets (PD). seeNo. 224: New York Jets → Chicago.[source 24]
           No. 224: New York Jets → St. Louis (D). TheJets traded this selection toSt. Louis in exchange for running backZac Stacy.[source 3]
  4. ^No. 229: multiple trades:
           No. 229: Cleveland → Houston (D). seeNo. 43: Cleveland → Houston.[source 6]
           No. 229: Houston → New York Jets (D). seeNo. 70: New York Jets → Houston.[source 11]
           No. 104: New York Jets → Jacksonville (D). seeNo. 103: Jacksonville → New York Jets.[source 3]
  5. ^No. 231: multiple trades:
           No. 231: Miami → Baltimore (PD).Miami traded this selection toBaltimore in exchange for offensive tackleBryant McKinnie.[source 36]
           No. 231: Baltimore → Detroit (PD). seeNo. 122: Detroit → Baltimore.[source 20]
           No. 231: Detroit → Tampa Bay (PD). seeNo. 168: Tampa Bay → Detroit.[source 30]
  6. ^No. 232: multiple trades:
           No. 232: San Francisco → Miami (PD).San Francisco traded this selection toMiami in exchange for offensive tackleJonathan Martin.[source 37]
           No. 232: Miami → Minnesota (PD). seeNo. 149: Minnesota → Miami.[source 26]
  7. ^No. 236: San Diego → Dallas (PD).San Diego traded this selection toDallas in exchange for defensive tackleSean Lissemore.[source 38]
  8. ^No. 241: Arizona → Cleveland (D). seeNo. 116: Cleveland → Arizona.[source 3]
  9. ^No. 242: Carolina → Oakland (D). seeNo. 102: Oakland → Carolina.[source 3]
  10. ^No. 243: Baltimore → Dallas (PD). seeNo. 203: Dallas → Baltimore.[source 33]
  11. ^No. 244: multiple trades:
           No. 244: Dallas → Indianapolis (PD).Dallas traded this selection toIndianapolis in exchange for linebackerCaesar Rayford.[source 39]
           No. 244: Indianapolis → San Francisco (D). seeNo. 151: San Francisco → Indianapolis.[source 3]
  12. ^No. 245: multiple trades:
           No. 245: Denver → New York Giants (PD).Denver traded this selection to theGiants in exchange for kickerBrandon McManus.[source 40]
           No. 245: New York Giants → Tennessee (D). seeNo. 33: Tennessee → New York Giants.[source 5]
  13. ^No. 246: multiple trades:
           No. 246: Indianapolis → San Francisco (PD).Indianapolis traded this selection toSan Francisco in exchange for linebackerCam Johnson.[source 41]
           No. 246: San Francisco → Dallas (D).San Francisco traded this selection toDallas in exchange for Dallas' sixth round selection in the2016 NFL draft (178th).[source 3]
  14. ^No. 247: Green Bay → New England (D). seeNo. 147: New England → Green Bay.[source 3]
  15. ^No. 249: multiple trades:
           No. 249: New England → St. Louis (PD).New England traded this selection toSt. Louis in exchange for wide receiverGreg Salas.[source 42]
           No. 249: St. Louis → Atlanta (PD).St. Louis traded this selection along with their first round selection in 2013 (22nd) toAtlanta in exchange for Atlanta's first, third and sixth round selections in 2013 (30th,92nd and198th).[source 43][source 44]

Summary

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Selections by college athletic conference

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ConferenceRound 1Round 2Round 3Round 4Round 5Round 6Round 7Total
NCAA Division I FBS football conferences
The American200222311
ACC9477411547
Big 12214436525
Big Ten3846103135
C-USA00101316
MAC01000214
MWC011122310
Pac-129610533339
SEC7961068854
Sun Belt00101103
Ind.00001012
NCAA Division I FCS football conferences
Big Sky00000011
Big South00000011
CAA00002013
MEAC00010001
MVFC00103004
OVC00001012
SoCon01001002
Southland00000022
SWAC00010001
Non-Division I football conferences
Liberty (DIII)01000001
SAC (DII)00000022

Schools with multiple draft selections

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SelectionsSchools
11Florida State
10Louisville
8Florida
7Alabama,Miami (FL)
6Missouri,Oklahoma,Stanford,USC
5Arkansas,Auburn,Clemson,Georgia,Mississippi State,Ohio State,Oregon,Oregon State,Texas
4Arizona State,LSU,Michigan State,Minnesota,South Carolina,Utah,Washington,West Virginia
3Boston College,Fresno State,Georgia Tech,Iowa,Kansas,Michigan,Nebraska,Penn State,UCLA
2Baylor,Colorado State,Connecticut,Duke,Kansas State,Kentucky,Maryland,Memphis,Northwestern,Rutgers,TCU,Tennessee State,Texas A&M,Texas State,Tulane,UAB,UCF,USF,Virginia,Virginia Tech,Washington State,Wisconsin

Selections by position

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PositionRound 1Round 2Round 3Round 4Round 5Round 6Round 7Total
Center10120116
Cornerback455345531
Defensive end455324225
Defensive tackle222337120
Fullback00011114
Guard123622016
Linebacker453476534
Long snapper00001001
Offensive tackle542302824
Punter00001001
Quarterback20211017
Running back224341218
Safety130332315
Tight end013155419
Wide receiver635465635
PositionRound 1Round 2Round 3Round 4Round 5Round 6Round 7Total
Offense17122021191723129
Defense15201516192416125
Special teams00002002

Notes

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  1. ^Players are identified as a Pro Bowler if they were selected for the Pro Bowl at any time in their career.

References

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