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2009 NFL draft
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General information
DateApril 25–26, 2009
Time4:00 pm EDT (April 25)
10:00 am EDT (April 26)
LocationRadio City Music Hall
in New York City, New York
NetworksESPN, NFL Network
Overview
256 total selections in 7 rounds
LeagueNFL
First selectionMatthew Stafford, QB
Detroit Lions
Mr. IrrelevantRyan Succop, K
Kansas City Chiefs
Most selections (12)Dallas Cowboys
New England Patriots
Fewest selections (3)New York Jets
← 2008
2010 →

The 2009 NFL draft was the 74th annual meeting of National Football League (NFL) franchises to select newly eligible football players. The draft took place at Radio City Music Hall in New York City, New York, on April 25 and 26, 2009.[1][2] The draft consisted of two rounds on the first day, starting at 4:00 pm EDT, and five rounds on the second day, starting at 10:00 am EDT. To compensate for the time change from the previous year and in an effort to help shorten the draft, teams were no longer on the clock for 15 minutes in the first round and 10 minutes in the second round. Each team now had 10 minutes to make their selection in the first round and seven minutes in the second round. Rounds three through seven were shortened to five minutes per team. This was the first year that the NFL used this format and it was changed again the following year for the 2010 NFL draft. The 2009 NFL draft was televised by both NFL Network and ESPN and was the first to have cheerleaders. The Detroit Lions, who became the first team in NFL history to finish a season at 0–16, used the first selection in the draft to select University of Georgia quarterback Matthew Stafford.[3]

It was the first draft since 1983 that saw two centers being selected in the first round—Alex Mack at No. 21 to the Browns, and Eric Wood at No. 28 to the Bills. It was also the first time since the 1993 draft that a Miami Hurricanes player was not selected in the first round. As of the end of the 2018 season, the 2009 draft has seen 11 of the 32 first-round selections make the Pro Bowl, and 27 (including three punters) in total for the entire class.[4] It has been referred to as one of the worst drafts in league history.[5] This was the first time that a Mr. Irrelevant went on to win a Super Bowl (Ryan Succop).[6]

As of 2025, the only remaining active players in the NFL from the 2009 draft class are Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford, 49ers punter Thomas Morstead, and Giants placekicker Graham Gano.

Overview

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The following is the breakdown of the 256 players selected by position:

Player selections

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* compensatory selection
^ supplemental compensatory selection
† Pro Bowler[7]
Positions key
Offense Defense Special teams
  1. ^ Sometimes referred to as an edge rusher (EDGE)
  2. ^ Includes nose tackle (NT)
  3. ^ Includes middle linebacker (MLB or MIKE), outside linebacker (OLB, WILL, SAM), and off-ball linebacker
  4. ^ Includes free safety (FS) and strong safety (SS)
  5. ^ Also known as a placekicker (PK)
  6. ^ Includes kickoff and punt returners
First overall pick and the 2025 NFL Most Valuable Player Matthew Stafford is the fastest quarterback to reach 40,000 passing yards in NFL history and led the Los Angeles Rams to a victory in Super Bowl LVI.
Linebacker Brian Orakpo, taken 13th overall, was a 4-time Pro Bowl selection.
Cornerback Malcolm Jenkins, drafted 14th overall, won two Super Bowls with two different teams and was named to 3 Pro Bowls.
Linebacker Clay Matthews III, picked 26th overall, is a member of the Matthews family of football players and was one of the league's premier pass-rushers throughout his career.
Prominent centers taken in this draft (from top to bottom): Alex Mack, Eric Wood, and Max Unger.
Running back LeSean McCoy, drafted in the second round, is the Philadelphia Eagles' leader in career rushing yards, a two-time All-Pro, a six-time Pro Bowler and a two-time Super Bowl champion.
Tight end Jared Cook, drafted in the third round, is a two-time Pro Bowl selection.
Punter Pat McAfee, selected in the seventh round, was a two-time Pro Bowl selection and All-Pro for the Indianapolis Colts.
Slot receiver Julian Edelman, drafted in the seventh round, won three Super Bowls with the New England Patriots, and was selected as MVP of Super Bowl LIII.
Rnd. Pick No. NFL team Player Pos. College Conf. Notes
1 1 Detroit Lions Matthew Stafford † QB Georgia SEC
1 2 St. Louis Rams Jason Smith  OT Baylor Big 12
1 3 Kansas City Chiefs Tyson Jackson  DE LSU SEC
1 4 Seattle Seahawks Aaron Curry  LB Wake Forest ACC
1 5 New York Jets Mark Sanchez  QB USC Pac-10
from Cleveland[R1 – 1]
1 6 Cincinnati Bengals Andre Smith  OT Alabama SEC
1 7 Oakland Raiders Darrius Heyward-Bey  WR Maryland ACC
1 8 Jacksonville Jaguars Eugene Monroe  OT Virginia ACC
1 9 Green Bay Packers B. J. Raji † DT Boston College ACC
1 10 San Francisco 49ers Michael Crabtree  WR Texas Tech Big 12
1 11 Buffalo Bills Aaron Maybin  LB Penn State Big Ten
1 12 Denver Broncos Knowshon Moreno  RB Georgia SEC
1 13 Washington Redskins Brian Orakpo † OLB Texas Big 12
1 14 New Orleans Saints Malcolm Jenkins † CB Ohio State Big Ten
1 15 Houston Texans Brian Cushing † LB USC Pac-10
1 16 San Diego Chargers Larry English  DE Northern Illinois MAC
1 17 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Josh Freeman  QB Kansas State Big 12
from NY Jets via Cleveland[R1 – 2]
1 18 Denver Broncos Robert Ayers  DE Tennessee SEC
from Chicago[R1 – 3]
1 19 Philadelphia Eagles Jeremy Maclin † WR Missouri Big 12
from Tampa Bay via Cleveland[R1 – 4]
1 20 Detroit Lions Brandon Pettigrew  TE Oklahoma State Big 12
from Dallas[R1 – 5]
1 21 Cleveland Browns Alex Mack † C California Pac-10
from Philadelphia[R1 – 6]
1 22 Minnesota Vikings Percy Harvin † WR Florida SEC
1 23 Baltimore Ravens Michael Oher  OT Ole Miss SEC
from New England[R1 – 7]
1 24 Atlanta Falcons Peria Jerry  DT Ole Miss SEC
1 25 Miami Dolphins Vontae Davis † CB Illinois Big Ten
1 26 Green Bay Packers Clay Matthews † LB USC Pac-10
from Baltimore via New England[R1 – 8]
1 27 Indianapolis Colts Donald Brown  RB Connecticut Big East
1 28 Buffalo Bills Eric Wood † C Louisville Big East
from Carolina via Philadelphia[R1 – 9]
1 29 New York Giants Hakeem Nicks  WR North Carolina ACC
1 30 Tennessee Titans Kenny Britt  WR Rutgers Big East
1 31 Arizona Cardinals Beanie Wells  RB Ohio State Big Ten
1 32 Pittsburgh Steelers Ziggy Hood  DT Missouri Big 12
2 33 Detroit Lions Louis Delmas  S Western Michigan MAC
2 34 New England Patriots Patrick Chung  S Oregon Pac-10
from Kansas City[R2 – 1]
2 35 St. Louis Rams James Laurinaitis  LB Ohio State Big Ten
2 36 Cleveland Browns Brian Robiskie  WR Ohio State Big Ten
2 37 Denver Broncos Alphonso Smith  CB Wake Forest ACC
from Seattle[R2 – 2]
2 38 Cincinnati Bengals Rey Maualuga  LB USC Pac-10
2 39 Jacksonville Jaguars Eben Britton  OT Arizona Pac-10
2 40 New England Patriots Ron Brace  DT Boston College ACC
from Oakland[R2 – 3]
2 41 New England Patriots Darius Butler  CB Connecticut Big East
from Green Bay[R2 – 4]
2 42 Buffalo Bills Jairus Byrd † S Oregon Pac-10
2 43 Carolina Panthers Everette Brown  DE Florida State ACC
from San Francisco[R2 – 5]
2 44 Miami Dolphins Pat White  QB West Virginia Big East
from Washington[R2 – 6]
2 45 New York Giants Clint Sintim  LB Virginia ACC
from New Orleans[R2 – 7]
2 46 Houston Texans Connor Barwin † DE Cincinnati Big East
2 47 Oakland Raiders Michael Mitchell  S Ohio MAC
from San Diego via New England[R2 – 8]
2 48 Denver Broncos Darcel McBath  S Texas Tech Big 12
2 49 Seattle Seahawks Max Unger † C Oregon Pac-10
from Chicago[R2 – 9]
2 50 Cleveland Browns Mohamed Massaquoi  WR Georgia SEC
from Tampa Bay[R2 – 10]
2 51 Buffalo Bills Andy Levitre  G Oregon State Pac-10
from Dallas[R2 – 11]
2 52 Cleveland Browns David Veikune  DE Hawaii WAC
from NY Jets[R2 – 12]
2 53 Philadelphia Eagles LeSean McCoy † RB Pittsburgh Big East
2 54 Minnesota Vikings Phil Loadholt  OT Oklahoma Big 12
2 55 Atlanta Falcons William Moore † S Missouri Big 12
2 56 Indianapolis Colts Fili Moala  DT USC Pac-10
from Miami[R2 – 13]
2 57 Baltimore Ravens Paul Kruger  DE Utah MWC
2 58 New England Patriots Sebastian Vollmer  OT Houston C-USA
2 59 Carolina Panthers Sherrod Martin  CB Troy Sun Belt
2 60 New York Giants William Beatty  OT Connecticut Big East
2 61 Miami Dolphins Sean Smith  CB Utah MWC
from Indianapolis[R2 – 14]
2 62 Tennessee Titans Sen'Derrick Marks  DT Auburn SEC
2 63 Arizona Cardinals Cody Brown  DE Connecticut Big East
2 64 Denver Broncos Richard Quinn  TE North Carolina ACC
from Pittsburgh[R2 – 15]
3 65 New York Jets Shonn Greene  RB Iowa Big Ten
from Detroit[R3 – 1]
3 66 St. Louis Rams Bradley Fletcher  CB Iowa Big Ten
3 67 Kansas City Chiefs Alex Magee  DT Purdue Big Ten
3 68 Chicago Bears Jarron Gilbert  DT San Jose State WAC
from Seattle[R3 – 2]
3 69 Dallas Cowboys Jason Williams  LB Western Illinois MVFC
from Cleveland[R3 – 3]
3 70 Cincinnati Bengals Michael Johnson  DE Georgia Tech ACC
3 71 Oakland Raiders Matt Shaughnessy  DE Wisconsin Big Ten
3 72 Jacksonville Jaguars Terrance Knighton  DT Temple MAC
3 73 Jacksonville Jaguars Derek Cox  CB William & Mary CAA
from Green Bay via New England[R3 – 4]
3 74 San Francisco 49ers Glen Coffee  RB Alabama SEC
3 75 Dallas Cowboys Robert Brewster  OT Ball State MAC
from Buffalo[R3 – 5]
3 76 Detroit Lions DeAndre Levy  LB Wisconsin Big Ten
from New Orleans via NY Jets[R3 – 6]
3 77 Houston Texans Antoine Caldwell  C Alabama SEC
3 78 San Diego Chargers Louis Vasquez † G Texas Tech Big 12
3 79 Pittsburgh Steelers Kraig Urbik  G Wisconsin Big Ten
from Denver[R3 – 7]
3 80 Washington Redskins Kevin Barnes  CB Maryland ACC
3 81 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Roy Miller  DT Texas Big 12
3 82 Detroit Lions Derrick Williams  WR Penn State Big Ten
from Dallas[R3 – 8]
3 83 New England Patriots Brandon Tate  WR North Carolina ACC
from NY Jets via Green Bay[R3 – 9]
3 84 Pittsburgh Steelers Mike Wallace † WR Ole Miss SEC
from Chicago via Denver[R3 – 10]
3 85 New York Giants Ramses Barden  WR Cal Poly Great West
from Philadelphia[R3 – 11]
3 86 Minnesota Vikings Asher Allen  CB Georgia SEC
3 87 Miami Dolphins Patrick Turner  WR USC Pac-10
3 88 Baltimore Ravens Lardarius Webb  CB Nicholls State Southland
3 89 Tennessee Titans Jared Cook † TE South Carolina SEC
from New England[R3 – 12]
3 90 Atlanta Falcons Christopher Owens  CB San Jose State WAC
3 91 Seattle Seahawks Deon Butler  WR Penn State Big Ten
from NY Giants via Philadelphia[R3 – 13]
3 92 Indianapolis Colts Jerraud Powers  CB Auburn SEC
3 93 Carolina Panthers Corvey Irvin  DT Georgia SEC
3 94 Tennessee Titans Ryan Mouton  CB Hawaii WAC
3 95 Arizona Cardinals Rashad Johnson  S Alabama SEC
3 96 Pittsburgh Steelers Keenan Lewis  CB Oregon State Pac-10
3* 97 New England Patriots Tyrone McKenzie  LB South Florida Big East
3* 98 Cincinnati Bengals Chase Coffman  TE Missouri Big 12
3* 99 Chicago Bears Juaquin Iglesias  WR Oklahoma Big 12
3* 100 New York Giants Travis Beckum  TE Wisconsin Big Ten
4 101 Dallas Cowboys Stephen McGee  QB Texas A&M Big 12
from Detroit[R4 – 1]
4 102 Kansas City Chiefs Donald Washington  CB Ohio State Big Ten
4 103 St. Louis Rams Darell Scott  DT Clemson ACC
4 104 Cleveland Browns Kaluka Maiava  LB USC Pac-10
4 105 Chicago Bears Henry Melton † DE Texas Big 12
from Seattle[R4 – 2]
4 106 Cincinnati Bengals Jonathan Luigs  C Arkansas SEC
4 107 Jacksonville Jaguars Mike Thomas  WR Arizona Pac-10
4 108 Miami Dolphins Brian Hartline  WR Ohio State Big Ten
from Oakland[R4 – 3]
4 109 Green Bay Packers T. J. Lang † OT Eastern Michigan MAC
4 110 Dallas Cowboys Victor Butler  DE Oregon State Pac-10
from Buffalo[R4 – 4]
4 111 Carolina Panthers Mike Goodson  RB Texas A&M Big 12
from San Francisco[R4 – 5]
4 112 Houston Texans Glover Quin † S New Mexico MWC
4 113 San Diego Chargers Vaughn Martin  DT Western OUA
4 114 Denver Broncos David Bruton  S Notre Dame Ind. (FBS)
4 115 Detroit Lions Sammie Hill  DT Stillman SIAC
from Washington via NY Jets[R4 – 6]
4 116 New Orleans Saints Chip Vaughn  S Wake Forest ACC
4 117 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Kyle Moore  DE USC Pac-10
from Dallas[R4 – 7]
4 118 New Orleans Saints Stanley Arnoux  LB Wake Forest ACC
from NY Jets[R4 – 8]
4 119 Chicago Bears D. J. Moore  CB Vanderbilt SEC
4 120 Dallas Cowboys Brandon Williams  DE Texas Tech Big 12
from Tampa Bay[R4 – 9]
4 121 Buffalo Bills Shawn Nelson  TE Southern Miss C-USA
from Philadelphia[R4 – 10]
4 122 Houston Texans Anthony Hill  TE NC State ACC
from Minnesota[R4 – 11]
4 123 New England Patriots Rich Ohrnberger  G Penn State Big Ten
from Baltimore[R4 – 12]
4 124 Oakland Raiders Louis Murphy  WR Florida SEC
from New England[R4 – 13]
4 125 Atlanta Falcons Lawrence Sidbury  DE Richmond CAA
4 126 Oakland Raiders Slade Norris  DE Oregon State Pac-10
from Miami[R4 – 14]
4 127 Indianapolis Colts Austin Collie  WR BYU MWC
4 128 Carolina Panthers Tony Fiammetta  FB Syracuse Big East
4 129 New York Giants Andre Brown  RB NC State ACC
4 130 Tennessee Titans Gerald McRath  LB Southern Miss C-USA
4 131 Arizona Cardinals Greg Toler  CB St. Paul's (VA) CIAA
4 132 Denver Broncos Seth Olsen  OT Iowa Big Ten
from Pittsburgh[R4 – 15]
4* 133 San Diego Chargers Tyronne Green  G Auburn SEC
4* 134 San Diego Chargers Gartrell Johnson  RB Colorado State MWC
4* 135 Tennessee Titans Troy Kropog  OT Tulane C-USA
4* 136 Indianapolis Colts Terrance Taylor  DT Michigan Big Ten
5 137 Baltimore Ravens Jason Phillips  LB TCU MWC
from Detroit via Seattle, Philadelphia and New England[R5 – 1]
5 138 Atlanta Falcons William Middleton  CB Furman SoCon
from St. Louis[R5 – 2]
5 139 Kansas City Chiefs Colin Brown  OT Missouri Big 12
5 140 Chicago Bears Johnny Knox † WR Abilene Christian LSC
from Seattle via Denver[R5 – 3]
5 141 Denver Broncos Kenny McKinley  WR South Carolina SEC
from Cleveland via Philadelphia, New England and Baltimore[R5 – 4]
5 142 Cincinnati Bengals Kevin Huber † P Cincinnati Big East
5 143 Dallas Cowboys DeAngelo Smith  CB Cincinnati Big East
from Oakland via Atlanta[R5 – 5]
5 144 Jacksonville Jaguars Jarett Dillard  WR Rice C-USA
5 145 Green Bay Packers Quinn Johnson  FB LSU SEC
5 146 San Francisco 49ers Scott McKillop  LB Pittsburgh Big East
5 147 Buffalo Bills Nic Harris  S Oklahoma Big 12
5 148 San Diego Chargers Brandon Hughes  CB Oregon State Pac-10
5 149 Baltimore Ravens Davon Drew  TE East Carolina C-USA
from Denver[R5 – 6]
5 150 Minnesota Vikings Jasper Brinkley  LB South Carolina SEC
from Washington[R5 – 7]
5 151 New York Giants Rhett Bomar  QB Sam Houston State Southland
from New Orleans[R5 – 8]
5 152 Houston Texans James Casey  TE Rice C-USA
5 153 Philadelphia Eagles Cornelius Ingram  TE Florida SEC
from NY Jets[R5 – 9]
5 154 Chicago Bears Marcus Freeman  LB Ohio State Big Ten
5 155 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Xavier Fulton  OT Illinois Big Ten
5 156 Atlanta Falcons Garrett Reynolds  OT North Carolina ACC
from Dallas[R5 – 10]
5 157 Philadelphia Eagles Macho Harris  CB Virginia Tech ACC
5 158 Washington Redskins Cody Glenn  LB Nebraska Big 12
from Minnesota[R5 – 11]
5 159 Philadelphia Eagles Fenuki Tupou  OT Oregon Pac-10
from New England[R5 – 12]
5 160 St. Louis Rams Brooks Foster  WR North Carolina ACC
from Atlanta[R5 – 13]
5 161 Miami Dolphins John Nalbone  TE Monmouth (NJ) NEC
5 162 Green Bay Packers Jamon Meredith  OT South Carolina SEC
from Baltimore via New England[R5 – 14]
5 163 Carolina Panthers Duke Robinson  G Oklahoma Big 12
5 164 New Orleans Saints Thomas Morstead † P SMU C-USA
from NY Giants via Philadelphia[R5 – 15]
5 165 Miami Dolphins Chris Clemons  S Clemson ACC
from Indianapolis[R5 – 16]
5 166 Dallas Cowboys Michael Hamlin  S Clemson ACC
from Tennessee[R5 – 17]
5 167 Arizona Cardinals Herman Johnson  G LSU SEC
5 168 Pittsburgh Steelers Joe Burnett  CB UCF C-USA
5* 169 Pittsburgh Steelers Frank Summers  FB UNLV MWC
5* 170 New England Patriots George Bussey  G Louisville Big East
5* 171 San Francisco 49ers Nate Davis  QB Ball State MAC
5* 172 Dallas Cowboys David Buehler  K USC Pac-10
5* 173 Tennessee Titans Javon Ringer  RB Michigan State Big Ten
6 174 Denver Broncos Tom Brandstater  QB Fresno State WAC
from Detroit[R6 – 1]
6 175 Kansas City Chiefs Quinten Lawrence  WR McNeese State Southland
6 176 Atlanta Falcons Spencer Adkins  LB Miami (FL) ACC
from St. Louis[R6 – 2]
6 177 Cleveland Browns Don Carey  CB Norfolk State MEAC
6 178 Seattle Seahawks Mike Teel  QB Rutgers Big East
6 179 Cincinnati Bengals Morgan Trent  CB Michigan Big Ten
6 180 Jacksonville Jaguars Zach Miller  TE Nebraska–Omaha MIAA
6 181 Miami Dolphins Andrew Gardner  OT Georgia Tech ACC
from Oakland[R6 – 3]
6 182 Green Bay Packers Jarius Wynn  DE Georgia SEC
6 183 Buffalo Bills Cary Harris  CB USC Pac-10
6 184 San Francisco 49ers Bear Pascoe  TE Fresno State WAC
6 185 Baltimore Ravens Cedric Peerman † RB Virginia ACC
from Denver[R6 – 4]
6 186 Washington Redskins Robert Henson  LB TCU MWC
6 187 Green Bay Packers Brandon Underwood  CB Cincinnati Big East
from New Orleans[R6 – 5]
6 188 Houston Texans Brice McCain  CB Utah MWC
6 189 San Diego Chargers Kevin Ellison  S USC Pac-10
6 190 Chicago Bears Al Afalava  S Oregon State Pac-10
6 191 Cleveland Browns Coye Francies  CB San Jose State WAC
from Tampa Bay via Chicago and Tampa Bay[R6 – 6]
6 192 Detroit Lions Aaron Brown  RB TCU MWC
from Dallas[R6 – 7]
6 193 New York Jets Matt Slauson  G Nebraska Big 12
6 194 Philadelphia Eagles Brandon Gibson  WR Washington State Pac-10
6 195 Cleveland Browns James Davis  RB Clemson ACC
from Minnesota via Philadelphia[R6 – 8]
6 196 St. Louis Rams Keith Null  QB West Texas A&M LSC
from Atlanta[R6 – 9]
6 197 Dallas Cowboys Hodge, StephenStephen Hodge  S TCU MWC
from Miami[R6 – 10]
6 198 New England Patriots Jake Ingram  LS Hawaii WAC
from Baltimore[R6 – 11]
6 199 Oakland Raiders Stryker Sulak  DE Missouri Big 12
from New England[R6 – 12]
6 200 New York Giants DeAndre Wright  CB New Mexico MWC
6 201 Indianapolis Colts Curtis Painter  QB Purdue Big Ten
6 202 Oakland Raiders Brandon Myers  TE Iowa Big Ten
from Carolina[R6 – 13]
6 203 Tennessee Titans Jason McCourty  CB Rutgers Big East
6 204 Arizona Cardinals Will Davis  DE Illinois Big Ten
6 205 Pittsburgh Steelers Ra'Shon Harris  DT Oregon Pac-10
6* 206 Tennessee Titans Dominique Edison  WR Stephen F. Austin Southland
6* 207 New England Patriots Myron Pryor  DT Kentucky SEC
6* 208 Dallas Cowboys John Phillips  TE Virginia ACC
6* 209 Cincinnati Bengals Bernard Scott  RB Abilene Christian LSC
7 210 Atlanta Falcons Vance Walker  DT Georgia Tech ACC
from Detroit via Dallas[R7 – 1]
7 211 St. Louis Rams Chris Ogbonnaya  RB Texas Big 12
7 212 Kansas City Chiefs Javarris Williams  RB Tennessee State OVC
7 213 Philadelphia Eagles Paul Fanaika  G Arizona State Pac-10
from Seattle[R7 – 2]
7 214 Miami Dolphins J. D. Folsom  LB Weber State Big Sky
from Cleveland[R7 – 3]
7 215 Cincinnati Bengals Fui Vakapuna  RB BYU MWC
7 216 Carolina Panthers Captain Munnerlyn  CB South Carolina SEC
from Oakland[R7 – 4]
7 217 Tampa Bay Buccaneers E. J. Biggers  CB Western Michigan MAC
from Jacksonville[R7 – 5]
7 218 Green Bay Packers Brad Jones  LB Colorado Big 12
7 219 San Francisco 49ers Curtis Taylor  S LSU SEC
7 220 Buffalo Bills Ellis Lankster  CB West Virginia Big East
7 221 Washington Redskins Eddie Williams  TE Idaho WAC
from Washington via Minnesota[R7 – 6]
7 222 Indianapolis Colts Pat McAfee † P West Virginia Big East
from New Orleans via Philadelphia[R7 – 7]
7 223 Houston Texans Troy Nolan  S Arizona State Pac-10
7 224 San Diego Chargers Demetrius Byrd  WR LSU SEC
7 225 Denver Broncos Blake Schlueter  C TCU MWC
7 226 Pittsburgh Steelers A. Q. Shipley  C Penn State Big Ten
from Tampa Bay[R7 – 8]
7 227 Dallas Cowboys Mike Mickens  CB Cincinnati Big East
7 228 Detroit Lions Lydon Murtha  OT Nebraska Big 12
from NY Jets[R7 – 9]
7 229 Dallas Cowboys Manuel Johnson  WR Oklahoma Big 12
from Chicago via Tampa Bay and Detroit[R7 – 10]
7 230 Philadelphia Eagles Moise Fokou  LB Maryland ACC
7 231 Minnesota Vikings Jamarca Sanford  S Ole Miss SEC
7 232 New England Patriots Julian Edelman  WR Kent State MAC
from Miami via Jacksonville[R7 – 11]
Super Bowl LIII MVP
7 233 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Sammie Stroughter  WR Oregon State Pac-10
from Baltimore[R7 – 12]
7 234 New England Patriots Darryl Richard  DT Georgia Tech ACC
7 235 Detroit Lions Zack Follett  LB California Pac-10
from Atlanta via Denver[R7 – 13]
7 236 Indianapolis Colts Jaimie Thomas  OT Maryland ACC
7 237 Kansas City Chiefs Jake O'Connell  TE Miami (OH) MAC
from Carolina via Miami[R7 – 14]
7 238 New York Giants Stoney Woodson  CB South Carolina SEC
7 239 Tennessee Titans Ryan Durand  G Syracuse Big East
7 240 Arizona Cardinals LaRod Stephens-Howling  RB Pittsburgh Big East
7 241 Pittsburgh Steelers David Johnson  TE Arkansas State Sun Belt
7* 242 Tennessee Titans Nick Schommer  S North Dakota State MVFC
7* 243 Washington Redskins Marko Mitchell  WR Nevada WAC
7* 244 San Francisco 49ers Ricky Jean-Francois  DT LSU SEC
7* 245 Seattle Seahawks Courtney Greene  S Rutgers Big East
7* 246 Chicago Bears Lance Louis  G San Diego State MWC
7* 247 Seattle Seahawks Nick Reed  DE Oregon Pac-10
7* 248 Seattle Seahawks Cameron Morrah  TE California Pac-10
7* 249 Cincinnati Bengals Clinton McDonald  DE Memphis C-USA
7* 250 Jacksonville Jaguars Rashad Jennings  RB Liberty Big South
7* 251 Chicago Bears Derek Kinder  WR Pittsburgh Big East
7* 252 Cincinnati Bengals Brown, FreddieFreddie Brown  WR Utah MWC
7* 253 Jacksonville Jaguars Tiquan Underwood  WR Rutgers Big East
7* 254 Arizona Cardinals Trevor Canfield  G Cincinnati Big East
7^ 255 Detroit Lions Dan Gronkowski  TE Maryland ACC
7^ 256 Kansas City Chiefs Ryan Succop  K South Carolina SEC

Trades

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NFL commissioner Roger Goodell announcing a pick at the 2009 draft.

In the explanations below, (D) denotes trades that took place during the draft, while (PD) indicates trades completed pre-draft.

Round 1

  1. ^ No. 5: Cleveland → NY Jets (D). Cleveland traded a first-round selection (5th overall) to the NY Jets in exchange for first- and second-round selections (17th and 52nd overall), DE Kenyon Coleman, QB Brett Ratliff and S Abram Elam.[source 1]
  2. ^ No. 17: NY Jets → Cleveland → Tampa Bay. Multiple trades:
           NY Jets → Cleveland (D). See Round 1: Cleveland → NY Jets.
           Cleveland → Tampa Bay (D). Cleveland traded a first-round selection (17th overall) to Tampa Bay in exchange for first- and sixth-round selections (19th and 191st overall).[source 2]
  3. ^ No. 18: Chicago → Denver (PD). Chicago traded first- and third-round selections (18th and 84th overall), a 2010 first-round selection and QB Kyle Orton to Denver in exchange for a fifth-round selection (140th overall) and QB Jay Cutler.[source 3]
  4. ^ No. 19: Tampa Bay → Cleveland → Philadelphia. Multiple trades:
           Tampa Bay → Cleveland (D). See Round 1: Cleveland → Tampa Bay.
           Cleveland → Philadelphia (D). Cleveland traded a first-round selection (19th overall) to Philadelphia in exchange for first- and sixth-round selections (21st and 195th overall).[source 4]
  5. ^ No. 20: Dallas → Detroit (PD). Dallas traded first-, third- and sixth-round selections (20th, 82nd and 192nd overall) to Detroit in exchange for a seventh-round selection (210th overall) and WR Roy Williams.[source 5]
  6. ^ No. 21: Philadelphia → Cleveland (D). See Round 1: Cleveland → Philadelphia.
  7. ^ No. 23: New England → Baltimore (D). New England traded a first-round selection (23rd overall) to Baltimore in exchange for first- and fifth-round selections (26th and 162nd overall).[source 6]
  8. ^ No. 26: Baltimore → New England → Green Bay. Multiple trades:
           Baltimore → New England (D). See Round 1: New England → Baltimore.
           New England → Green Bay (D). New England traded first- and fifth-round selections (26th and 162nd overall) to Green Bay in exchange for a second-round selection and two third-round selections (41st, 73rd and 83rd overall).[source 7]
  9. ^ No. 28: Carolina → Philadelphia → Buffalo. Multiple trades:
           Carolina → Philadelphia (PD). Carolina traded a first-round selection (28th overall), and 2008 second- and fourth-round selections to Philadelphia in exchange for a 2008 first-round selection.[source 8]
           Philadelphia → Buffalo (PD). Philadelphia traded first- and fourth-round selections (28th and 121st overall) to Buffalo in exchange for OT Jason Peters.[source 9]

Round 2

  1. ^ No. 34: Kansas City → New England (PD). Kansas City traded a second-round selection (34th overall) to New England in exchange for QB Matt Cassel and LB Mike Vrabel.[source 10]
  2. ^ No. 37: Seattle → Denver (D). Seattle traded a second-round selection (37th overall) to Denver in exchange for a 2010 first-round selection.[source 11]
  3. ^ No. 40: Oakland → New England (D). Oakland traded a second-round selection (40th overall) to New England in exchange for second-, fourth- and sixth-round selections (47th, 124th and 199th overall).[source 12]
  4. ^ No. 41: Green Bay → New England (D). See Round 1: New England → Green Bay.
  5. ^ No. 43: San Francisco → Carolina (D). San Francisco traded second- and fourth-round selections (43rd and 111th overall) to Carolina in exchange for a 2010 first-round selection.[source 13]
  6. ^ No. 44: Washington → Miami (PD). Washington traded a second-round selection (44th overall) and a 2010 sixth-round selection to Miami in exchange for DE Jason Taylor.[source 14]
  7. ^ No. 45: New Orleans → NY Giants (PD). New Orleans traded second- and fifth-round selections (45th and 151st overall) to the NY Giants in exchange for TE Jeremy Shockey.[source 15]
  8. ^ No. 47: San Diego → New England → Oakland. Multiple trades:
           San Diego → New England (PD). San Diego traded a second-round selection (47th overall) and a 2008 fifth-round selection to New England in exchange for a 2008 third-round selection (69th overall).[source 16]
           New England → Oakland (D). See Round 2: Oakland → New England.
  9. ^ No. 49: Chicago → Seattle (D). Chicago traded a second-round selection (49th overall) to Seattle in exchange for third- and fourth-round selections (68th and 105th overall).[citation needed]
  10. ^ No. 50: Tampa Bay → Cleveland (PD). Tampa Bay traded a second-round selection (50th overall) and a 2010 fifth-round selection to Cleveland in exchange for TE Kellen Winslow Jr.[source 17]
  11. ^ No. 51: Dallas → Buffalo (D). Dallas traded a second-round selection (51st overall) to Buffalo in exchange for third- and fourth-round selections (75th and 110th overall).[source 18]
  12. ^ No. 52: NY Jets → Cleveland (D). See Round 1: Cleveland → NY Jets.
  13. ^ No. 56: Miami → Indianapolis (D). Miami traded a second-round selection (56th overall) to Indianapolis in exchange for second- and fifth-round selections (61st and 165th overall).[citation needed]
  14. ^ No. 61: Indianapolis → Miami (D). See Round 2: Miami → Indianapolis.[citation needed]
  15. ^ No. 64: Pittsburgh → Denver (D). Pittsburgh traded second- and fourth-round selections (64th and 132nd overall) to Denver in exchange for two third-round selections (79th and 84th overall).

Round 3

  1. ^ No. 65: Detroit → NY Jets (D). Detroit traded a third-round selection (65th overall) to the NY Jets in exchange for third-, fourth- and seventh-round selections (76th, 115th and 228th overall).[source 19]
  2. ^ No. 68: Seattle → Chicago (D). See Round 2: Chicago → Seattle.
  3. ^ No. 69: Cleveland → Dallas (PD). Cleveland traded a third-round selection (69th overall) to Dallas in exchange for a 2008 fourth-round selection.[source 20]
  4. ^ No. 73: Green Bay → New England → Jacksonville. Multiple trades:
           Green Bay → New England (D). See Round 1: New England → Green Bay.
           New England → Jacksonville (D). New England traded a third-round selection (73rd overall) to Jacksonville in exchange for a seventh-round selection (232nd overall) and a 2010 second-round selection.
  5. ^ No. 75: Buffalo → Dallas (D). See Round 2: Dallas → Buffalo.
  6. ^ No. 76: New Orleans → NY Jets → Detroit. Multiple trades:
           New Orleans → NY Jets (PD). New Orleans traded a third-round selection (76th overall) and a 2008 fourth-round selection to the NY Jets in exchange for a fourth-round selection (118th overall) and LB Jonathan Vilma.[source 21] The third-round selection was upgraded from a fourth-rounder after Vilma met playtime incentives.
           NY Jets → Detroit (D). See Round 3: Detroit → NY Jets
  7. ^ No. 79: Denver → Pittsburgh (D). See Round 2: Pittsburgh → Denver.
  8. ^ No. 82: Dallas → Detroit (PD). See Round 1: Dallas → Detroit.
  9. ^ No. 83: NY Jets → Green Bay → New England. Multiple trades:
           NY Jets → Green Bay (PD). The NY Jets traded a third-round selection (83rd overall) to Green Bay in exchange for QB Brett Favre. The conditional selection, originally a fourth-rounder, became a third-round selection (83rd overall) because Favre took more than 50 percent of the team's snaps; had the Jets made the playoffs, it would have become a second-round selection.[source 22]
           Green Bay → New England (D) See Round 1: New England → Green Bay.
  10. ^ No. 84: Chicago → Denver → Pittsburgh. Multiple trades:
           Chicago → Denver (PD). See Round 1: Chicago → Denver.
           Denver → Pittsburgh (D). See Round 2: Pittsburgh → Denver.
  11. ^ No. 85: Philadelphia → NY Giants (PD). Philadelphia traded a third-round selection (85th overall) to the NY Giants in exchange for third- and fifth-round selections (91st and 164th overall).
  12. ^ No. 89: New England → Tennessee (D). New England traded a third-round selection (89th overall) to Tennessee in exchange for a 2010 second-round selection.
  13. ^ No. 91: NY Giants → Philadelphia → Seattle. Multiple trades:
           NY Giants → Philadelphia (PD). See Round 3: Philadelphia → NY Giants.
           Philadelphia → Seattle (D). Philadelphia traded a third-round selection (91st overall) to Seattle in exchange for fifth- and seventh-round selections (137th and 213rd overall), and a 2010 third round selection.

Round 4

  1. ^ No. 101: Detroit → Dallas (PD). Detroit traded a fourth-round selection (101st overall) and a 2008 third-round selection to Dallas in exchange for a 2008 third-round selection.[source 23]
  2. ^ No. 105: Seattle → Chicago (D). See Round 2: Chicago → Seattle.
  3. ^ No. 108: Oakland → Miami (D). Oakland traded fourth- and sixth-round selections (108th and 181st overall) to Miami in exchange for a fourth-round selection (126th overall) and C Samson Satele.[source 24]
  4. ^ No. 110: Buffalo → Dallas (D). See Round 2: Dallas → Buffalo.
  5. ^ No. 111: San Francisco → Carolina (D). See Round 2: San Francisco → Carolina.
  6. ^ No. 115: Washington → NY Jets → Detroit. Multiple trades:
           Washington → NY Jets (PD). Washington traded a fourth-round selection (115th overall) to the NY Jets in exchange for G Pete Kendall. The pick was upgraded from the fifth round after Kendall played 80 percent of the snaps for Washington in 2007.[source 25]
           NY Jets → Detroit (D). See Round 3: Detroit → NY Jets.[citation needed]
  7. ^ No. 117: Dallas → Tampa Bay (D). Dallas traded a fourth-round selection (117th overall) to Tampa Bay in exchange for fourth- and seventh-round selections (120th and 229th overall).
  8. ^ No. 118: NY Jets → New Orleans (PD). See Round 3: New Orleans → NY Jets.
  9. ^ No. 120: Tampa Bay → Dallas (D). See Round 4: Dallas → Tampa Bay.
  10. ^ No. 121: Philadelphia → Buffalo (PD). See Round 1: Philadelphia → Buffalo.
  11. ^ No. 122: Minnesota → Houston (PD). Minnesota traded a fourth-round selection (122nd overall) to Houston in exchange for QB Sage Rosenfels.[source 26]
  12. ^ No. 123: Baltimore → New England (PD). Baltimore traded fourth- and sixth-round selections (123rd and 198th overall) to New England in exchange for two fifth-round selections (137th and 141st overall).[source 27]
  13. ^ No. 124: New England → Oakland (D). See Round 2: Oakland → New England.
  14. ^ No. 126: Miami → Oakland (D). See Round 4: Oakland → Miami.
  15. ^ No. 132: Pittsburgh → Denver (D). See Round 2: Pittsburgh → Denver.

Round 5

  1. ^ No. 137: Detroit → Seattle → Philadelphia → New England → Baltimore. Multiple trades:
           Detroit → Seattle (D). Detroit traded a fifth-round selection (137th overall) and DT Cory Redding to Seattle in exchange for LB Julian Peterson.[source 28]
           Seattle → Philadelphia (D). See Round 3: Philadelphia → Seattle.
           Philadelphia → New England (D). Philadelphia traded two fifth-round selections (137th and 141st overall) to New England in exchange for CB Ellis Hobbs.
           New England → Baltimore (D). See Round 4: Baltimore → New England.
  2. ^ No. 138: St. Louis → Atlanta (D). St. Louis traded fifth- and sixth-round selections (138th and 176th overall) to Atlanta in exchange for fifth- and sixth-round selections (160th and 196th overall), and WR Laurent Robinson.[source 29]
  3. ^ No. 140: Seattle → Denver → Chicago. Multiple trades:
           Seattle → Denver (PD). Seattle traded a fifth-round selection (140th overall) to Denver in excahnge for WR Keary Colbert.[source 30]
           Denver → Chicago (D). See Round 1: Chicago → Denver.
  4. ^ No. 141: Cleveland → Philadelphia → New England → Baltimore. Multiple trades:
           Cleveland → Philadelphia (PD). Cleveland traded a fifth-round selection (141st overall) to Philadelphia in exchange for a 2008 sixth-round selection.[source 23]
           Philadelphia → New England (D). See Round 5: Philadelphia → New England.
           New England → Baltimore (D). See Round 4: Baltimore → New England.
           Baltimore → Denver (D). Baltimore traded a fifth-round selection (141st overall) to Denver in exchange for fifth- and sixth-round selections (149th and 185th overall).
  5. ^ No. 143: Oakland → Atlanta → Dallas. Multiple trades:
           Oakland → Atlanta (PD). Oakland traded a fifth-round selection (143rd overall) and a 2008 second-round selection to Atlanta in exchange for CB DeAngelo Hall.[source 31]
           Atlanta → Dallas (D). Atlanta traded a fifth-round selection (143rd overall) to Dallas in exchange for fifth- and seventh-round selections (156th and 210th overall).
  6. ^ No. 149: Denver → Baltimore (D). See Round 5: Baltimore → Denver.
  7. ^ No. 150: Washington → Minnesota (D). Washington traded a fifth-round selection (150th overall) to Minnesota in exchange for fifth- and seventh-round selections (158th and 221st overall).
  8. ^ No. 151: New Orleans → NY Giants (PD). See Round 2: New Orleans → NY Giants.
  9. ^ No. 153: NY Jets → Philadelphia (PD). The NY Jets traded a fifth-round selection (153rd overall) and a 2010 conditional selection to Philadelphia in exchange for CB Lito Sheppard.[source 32]
  10. ^ No. 156: Dallas → Atlanta (D). See Round 5: Atlanta → Dallas.
  11. ^ No. 158: Minnesota → Washington (D). See Round 5: Washington → Minnesota.
  12. ^ No. 159: New England → Philadelphia (PD). New England traded a fifth-round selection (159th overall) to Philadelphia in exchange for a 2010 seventh-round selection and WR Greg Lewis.[source 33]
  13. ^ No. 160: Atlanta → St. Louis (D). See Round 5: St. Louis → Atlanta.
  14. ^ No. 162: Baltimore → New England → Green Bay. Multiple trades:
           Baltimore → New England (D). See Round 1: Baltimore → New England.
           New England → Green Bay (D). See Round 1: Green Bay → New England.
  15. ^ No. 164: NY Giants → Philadelphia → New Orleans. Multiple trades:
           NY Giants → Philadelphia (D). See Round 3: Philadelphia → NY Giants.
           Philadelphia → New Orleans (D). Philadelphia traded a fifth-round selection (164th overall) to New Orleans in exchange for a seventh-round selection (222nd overall) and a 2010 fifth-round selection.
  16. ^ No. 165: Indianapolis → Miami (D). See Round 2: Miami → Indianapolis.[citation needed]
  17. ^ No. 166: Tennessee → Dallas (PD). Dallas originally traded a 2008 fourth-round selection to Tennessee in exchange for CB Adam Jones.[source 34] Tennessee gave up an additional fifth-round selection (166th overall) after Jones was suspended by the league on October 15, 2008; had Jones made it through the 2008 season without suspension, Tennessee would have received a sixth-round selection from Dallas.[source 35]

Round 6

  1. ^ No. 174: Detroit → Denver (D). Detroit traded a sixth-round selection (174th overall) to Denver in exchange for a seventh-round selection (235th overall) and a 2010 fifth-round selection.
  2. ^ No. 176: St. Louis → Atlanta (D). See Round 5: St. Louis → Atlanta.
  3. ^ No. 181: Oakland → Miami (PD). See Round 4: Oakland → Miami.
  4. ^ No. 185: Denver → Baltimore (D). See Round 5: Baltimore → Denver.
  5. ^ No. 187: New Orleans → Green Bay (PD). New Orleans traded a sixth-round selection (187th overall) to Green Bay in exchange for a 2008 seventh-round selection.[source 36]
  6. ^ No. 191: Tampa Bay → Chicago → Tampa Bay → Cleveland. Multiple trades:
           Tampa Bay → Chicago (PD). Tampa Bay traded a sixth-round selection (191st overall) to Chicago in exchange for QB Brian Griese.[source 37]
           Chicago → Tampa Bay (PD). Chicago traded sixth- and seventh-round selections (191st and 229th overall) to Tampa Bay in exchange for G Dan Buenning.[source 38]
           Tampa Bay → Cleveland (D). See Round 1: Cleveland → Tampa Bay.
  7. ^ No. 192: Dallas → Detroit (PD). See Round 1: Dallas → Detroit.
  8. ^ No. 195: Minnesota → Philadelphia → Cleveland. Multiple trades:
           Minnesota → Philadelphia (PD). Minnesota traded a sixth-round selection (195th overall) to Philadelphia in exchange for QB Kelly Holcomb.[source 39]
           Philadelphia → Cleveland (D). See Round 1: Cleveland → Philadelphia.
  9. ^ No. 196: Atlanta → St. Louis (D). See Round 5: St. Louis → Atlanta.
  10. ^ No. 197: Miami → Dallas (PD). Miami traded a sixth-round selection (197th overall) and a 2008 sixth-round selection to Dallas for a 2008 sixth-round selection and DT Jason Ferguson.[source 40]
  11. ^ No. 198: Baltimore → New England (D). See Round 4: Baltimore → New England.
  12. ^ No. 199: New England → Oakland (D). See Round 2: Oakland → New England.
  13. ^ No. 202: Carolina → Oakland (D). Carolina traded a sixth-round selection (202nd overall) to Oakland in exchange for a seventh-round selection (216th overall) and a 2010 sixth-round selection.

Round 7

  1. ^ No. 210: Detroit → Dallas → Atlanta. Multiple trades:
           Detroit → Dallas (PD). See Round 1: Dallas → Detroit.
           Dallas → Atlanta (D). See Round 5: Atlanta → Dallas.
  2. ^ No. 213: Seattle → Philadelphia (D). See Round 3: Philadelphia → Seattle.
  3. ^ No. 214: Cleveland → Miami (PD). Cleveland traded a seventh-round selection (214th overall) to Miami in exchange for CB Travis Daniels.[source 41]
  4. ^ No. 216: Oakland → Carolina (D). See Round 6: Carolina → Oakland.
  5. ^ No. 217: Jacksonville → Tampa Bay (PD). Jacksonville traded a seventh-round selection (217th overall), and 2008 second- and fifth-round selections to Tampa Bay in exchange for a 2008 second-round selection.[source 23]
  6. ^ No. 221: Washington → Minnesota → Washington. Multiple trades:
           Washington → Minnesota (PD). Washington traded a seventh-round selection (221st overall) to Minnesota in exchange for DE Erasmus James.[source 42]
           Minnesota → Washington (D). See Round 5: Washington → Minnesota.
  7. ^ No. 222: New Orleans → Philadelphia → Indianapolis. Multiple trades:
           New Orleans → Philadelphia (D). See Round 5: Philadelphia → New Orleans.
           Philadelphia → Indianapolis (D). Philadelphia traded a seventh-round selection (222nd overall) to Indianapolis in exchange for a 2010 sixth-round selection.
  8. ^ No. 226: Tampa Bay → Pittsburgh (PD). Tampa Bay traded a seventh-round selection (226th overall) to Pittsburgh in exchange for C Sean Mahan.[source 43]
  9. ^ No. 228: NY Jets → Detroit (D). See Round 3: Detroit → NY Jets.[citation needed]
  10. ^ No. 229: Chicago → Tampa Bay → Detroit → Dallas. Multiple trades:
           Chicago → Tampa Bay (PD). See Round 6: Chicago → Tampa Bay.
           Tampa Bay → Dallas (D). See Round 4: Dallas → Tampa Bay.
  11. ^ No. 232: Miami → Jacksonville → New England. Multiple trades:
           Miami → Jacksonville (PD). Miami traded a seventh-round selection (232nd overall) to Jacksonville in exchange for DT Tony McDaniel.[source 44]
           Jacksonville → New England (D). See Round 3: New England → Jacksonville.
  12. ^ No. 233: Baltimore → Tampa Bay (PD). Baltimore traded a seventh-round selection (233rd overall) and a 2010 conditional seventh-round selection to Tampa Bay in exchange for DL Marques Douglas.[source 45]
  13. ^ No. 235: Atlanta → Denver → Detroit. Multiple trades:
           Atlanta → Denver (PD). Atlanta traded a seventh-round selection (235th overall) to Denver in exchange for CB Domonique Foxworth.[source 46]
           Denver → Detroit (D). See Round 5: Detroit → Denver.
  14. ^ No. 237: Carolina → Miami → Kansas City. Multiple trades:
           Carolina → Miami (PD). Carolina traded a seventh-round selection (237th overall) to Miami in exchange for QB Josh McCown.[source 47]
           Miami → Kansas City (D). Miami traded a seventh-round selection (237th overall) to Kansas City in exchange for a 2010 seventh-round selection.

Supplemental draft selections

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One player was selected in the 2009 Supplemental Draft:

Rnd. Pick No. NFL team Player Pos. College Conf. Notes
3 — Washington Redskins Jeremy Jarmon  DE Kentucky SEC
Washington forfeited their third-round selection in the 2010 draft.[8]

Notable undrafted players

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† Pro Bowler[7]
Original NFL team Player Pos. College Conf. Notes
Arizona Cardinals Reggie Walker  LB Kansas State Big 12
Baltimore Ravens Dannell Ellerbe  LB Georgia SEC
Baltimore Ravens Graham Gano † K Florida State ACC
Buffalo Bills Ryan Manalac  LB Cincinnati Big East
Buffalo Bills Ashlee Palmer  LB Mississippi SEC
Buffalo Bills Garrison Sanborn  LS Florida State ACC
Carolina Panthers Brit Miller  FB Illinois Big Ten
Carolina Panthers Nick Sundberg  LS California Pac-10
Carolina Panthers Garry Williams  T Kentucky SEC
Cincinnati Bengals Quan Cosby  WR Texas Big 12
Cincinnati Bengals Tom Nelson  S Illinois State MVFC
Cincinnati Bengals Chris Pressley  RB Wisconsin Big Ten
Cincinnati Bengals Dan Skuta  LB Grand Valley State GLIAC
Cleveland Browns Marcus Benard  LB Jackson State SWAC
Cleveland Browns Jordan Norwood  WR Penn State Big Ten
Dallas Cowboys Kevin Ogletree  WR Virginia ACC
Denver Broncos Chris Baker  DE Hampton MEAC
Denver Broncos Britton Colquitt  P Tennessee SEC
Green Bay Packers Graham Harrell  QB Texas Tech Big 12
Green Bay Packers Evan Smith  C Idaho State Big Sky
Green Bay Packers Ronald Talley  DE Delaware CAA
Houston Texans Arian Foster † RB Tennessee SEC
Houston Texans Tim Jamison  DE Michigan Big Ten
Indianapolis Colts Colin Cloherty  TE Brown Ivy
Indianapolis Colts Ramon Humber  LB North Dakota State MVFC
Indianapolis Colts Jacob Lacey  CB Oklahoma State Big 12
Indianapolis Colts Tim Masthay  P Kentucky SEC
Jacksonville Jaguars Russell Allen  LB San Diego State MWC
Jacksonville Jaguars Brock Bolen  FB Louisville Big East
Kansas City Chiefs Jovan Belcher  LB Maine CAA
Kansas City Chiefs Tom Crabtree  TE Miami (OH) MAC
Kansas City Chiefs Tanner Purdum  LS Baker HAAC
Kansas City Chiefs Pierre Walters  LB Eastern Illinois OVC
Miami Dolphins Ryan Baker  DE Purdue Big Ten
Minnesota Vikings Colt Anderson  S Montana Big Sky
Minnesota Vikings Kahlil Bell  RB UCLA Pac-10
Minnesota Vikings Jon Cooper  C Oklahoma Big 12
Minnesota Vikings Robert Francois  LB Boston College ACC
New England Patriots Brian Hoyer  QB Michigan State Big Ten
New Orleans Saints Jonathan Casillas  LB Wisconsin Big Ten
New Orleans Saints Danny Gorrer  CB Texas A&M Big 12
New Orleans Saints Jermey Parnell  OT Mississippi SEC
New York Jets T. J. Conley  P Idaho WAC
New York Jets Josh Mauga  LB Nevada WAC
New York Jets Zach Potter  TE Nebraska Big 12
Oakland Raiders Desmond Bryant  DT Harvard Ivy
Oakland Raiders Nick Miller  WR Southern Utah Great West
Philadelphia Eagles Reshard Langford  S Vanderbilt SEC
Philadelphia Eagles Dallas Reynolds  C BYU MWC
Pittsburgh Steelers Ramon Foster  G Tennessee SEC
Pittsburgh Steelers Steve McLendon  DT Troy Sun Belt
St. Louis Rams Phil Trautwein  OT Florida SEC
San Diego Chargers Kory Sperry  TE Colorado State MWC
San Diego Chargers C. J. Spillman  S Marshall C-USA
San Francisco 49ers Alex Boone  OT Ohio State Big Ten
San Francisco 49ers Diyral Briggs  LB Bowling Green MAC
Seattle Seahawks Michael Bennett † DT Texas A&M Big 12
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Demar Dotson  OT Southern Mississippi C-USA
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Kareem Huggins  RB Hofstra CAA
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Josh Vaughan  RB Richmond CAA
Washington Redskins Chase Daniel  QB Missouri Big 12
Washington Redskins Antonio Dixon  NT Miami (FL) ACC
Washington Redskins Edwin Williams  OT Maryland ACC
Washington Redskins Darrel Young  RB Villanova CAA

Selections by conference

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Selection totals by college conference
# Conference Players
selected 		Division
1 Southeastern Conference 37 I FBS
2 Atlantic Coast Conference 32 I FBS
2 Pac-10 Conference 32 I FBS
4 Big 12 Conference 28 I FBS
4 Big Ten Conference 28 I FBS
6 Big East Conference 27 I FBS
7 Mountain West Conference 16 I FBS
8 Conference USA 10 I FBS
8 Mid-American Conference 10 I FBS
8 Western Athletic Conference 10 I FBS
11 Southland Conference 4 I FCS
12 Lone Star Conference 4 II
13 Colonial Athletic Association 2 I FCS
13 Sun Belt Conference 2 I FBS
15 Big South Conference 1 I FCS
15 Big Sky Conference 1 I FCS
15 Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association 1 II
15 Great West Conference 1 I FCS
15 Independent 1 I FBS
15 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference 1 I FCS
15 Missouri Valley Conference 1 I FCS
15 Ohio Valley Conference 1 I FCS
15 Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 1 II
15 Southern Conference 1 I FCS
15 Ontario University Athletics 1 CIS

Selections by position

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Selection totals by player position
Round QB RB FB WR TE C OG OT DE DT LB CB S K P LS
1st 3 3 0 6* 1 2 0 4 4 5 3 2 0 0 0 0
2nd 1 1 0 2 1 1 1 4 5 3 3 4 6* 0 0 0
3rd 0 2 0 7 3 1 2 1 2 5 3 9* 1 0 0 0
4th 1 3 1 4 2 1 2 3 6* 4 3 3 3 0 0 0
5th 2 2 1 4 4 0 3 5* 0 0 5* 5* 3 1 2 0
6th 4 4 0 3 4 0 1 1 3 2 2 8* 3 0 0 1
7th 0 5 0 8* 5 2 4 2 2 3 4 5 5 1 1 0
TOTAL 11 20 2 34 20 7 13 20 23 20 23 36* 21 2 3 1

See also

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References

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General references

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Trade references

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Specific references

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  1. ^ "NFL Draft Locations". FootballGeography.com. October 2, 2014. Archived from the original on September 5, 2015. Retrieved October 23, 2014.
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  7. ^ a b Players are identified as a Pro Bowler if they were selected for the Pro Bowl at any time in their career.
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