Matt Miller Re-Grades the 2012 NFL Draft

Two seasons have passed since Andrew Luck was made the first overall pick of the 2012 NFL draft. On that night, every team was full of optimism when looking toward the future. How do those picks look 32 games later?

It's a rule of thumb to only grade a draft class after three years, but you can get a good start on grading the 2012 draft after two full seasons. Some grades will definitely change as players get healthy (or injured) and earn (or lose) playing time. This is not a final grade, but rather it's a look in at how the players and picks are performing through two seasons. Think of this as a third-quarter grade card.

It wouldn't be fair to grade NFL teams without also grading myself, though, so I'm posting my original predraft rankings of each player along with his grade. In my predraft process, players are graded and ranked based on their predicted NFL success, not their draft order, so now three years later we can truly get a feel for if those grades were correct or not.

Note: Only 350 players were ranked predraft, as opposed to 500 players ranked predraft for the 2011 re-draft article.

San Francisco 49ers

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This is a draft to forget for Trent Baalke and the San Francisco 49ers—and really, it's impressive they have been so competitive with a draft class like this killing their depth and youth.

A.J. Jenkins was a monster draft-day reach, and the perception of that pick has proven to be true. It was terrible. The same could be said for drafting LaMichael James in Round 2, as he's rarely seen the field behind Frank Gore and Kendall Hunter. His few touches have largely been in mop-up time or on special teams. Given the team's depth at running back, this pick looks very bad in hindsight.

The rest of this draft is a cautionary tale, as only James and backup center Joe Looney are still on the roster.

Updated Team Grade: F

2012 San Francisco 49ers draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
1/30	A.J. Jenkins	Illinois	WR	82	B-KC	F
2/61	LaMichael James	Oregon	RB	76	B-SF	D
4/117	Joe Looney	Wake Forest	G	271	B-SF	C
5/165	Darius Fleming	Notre Dame	OLB	232	B-NE	D+
6/180	Trent Robinson	Michigan State	DB	125	OOL	F
6/199	Jason Slowey	Western Oregon	C	NR	OOL	F
7/237	Cam Johnson	Virginia	OLB	71	B-IND	C-

 

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Chicago Bears

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The 2012 draft for the Chicago Bears is a great example of being able to evaluate some picks but also having to wait on others.

With their first two selections, the Bears drafted defensive end/linebacker hybrid Shea McClellin and wide receiver Alshon Jeffery. Jeffery has become an All-Pro-level talent in his two seasons, but McClellin is still trying to find the right role to showcase his talent. That could come in 2014 under a new defensive scheme for his position. As of now, though, the McClellin pick looks like a major reach.

With Isaiah Frey being the only other draft pick still on the roster two years later, this isn't an overall good look from the 2012 draft.

Updated Team Grade: D

2012 Chicago Bears draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
1/19	Shea McClellin	Boise State	DE	31	B-CHI	D+
2/45	Alshon Jeffery	South Carolina	WR	7	S-CHI	A
3/79	Brandon Hardin	Oregon State	S	221	B-NYJ	D
4/111	Evan Rodriguez	Temple	TE	184	B-BUF	D
6/184	Isaiah Frey	Nevada	S	NR	B-CHI	C
7/220	Greg McCoy	TCU	DB	NR	OOL	F

 

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Cincinnati Bengals

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The Cincinnati Bengals have made three straight playoff appearances, and you can bet that the 2012 draft is a big part of the reason why.

Guard Kevin Zeitler stepped right in and became one of the better guards in the NFL. The depth created by doubling-up on cornerbacks, wide receivers and defensive tackles also came in huge for the team once injuries took their toll.

Grabbing Marvin Jones and George Iloka late could be the best picks of this draft, especially if Iloka performs well in a starting role this year.

Updated Team Grade: B+

2012 Cincinnati Bengals draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
1/17	Dre Kirkpatrick	Alabama	CB	52	B-CIN	D+
1/27	Kevin Zeitler	Wisconsin	G	43	S-CIN	A
2/53	Devon Still	Penn State	DT	41	B-CIN	C-
3/83	Mohamed Sanu	Rutgers	WR	48	B-CIN	C+
3/93	Brandon Thompson	Clemson	DT	80	B-CIN	C-
4/116	Orson Charles	Georgia	TE	58	B-CIN	C
5/156	Shaun Prater	Iowa	CB	126	B-MIN	C-
5/166	Marvin Jones	California	WR	66	S-CIN	A
5/167	George Iloka	Boise State	SS	67	S-CIN	B+
6/191	Dan Herron	Ohio State	RB	177	B-IND	C

 

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Buffalo Bills

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With a top-10 pick in the 2012 draft, the Buffalo Bills had a chance to grab a franchise-changing player. They may have done just that in getting cornerback Stephon Gilmore.

Gilmore is quickly becoming one of the best young cornerbacks in the NFL. He makes this class top-heavy, but the additions of starter Cordy Glenn and key backups such as T.J. Graham, Nigel Bradham, Ron Brooks and Mark Asper help round out this very strong group.

Getting two starters with the first two picks helps, but that's expected. It's the overall depth of this group that makes it a very good draft class.

Updated Team Grade: B+

2012 Buffalo Bills draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
1/10	Stephon Gilmore	South Carolina	CB	19	S-BUF	A
2/41	Cordy Glenn	Georgia	T	17	S-BUF	A
3/69	T.J. Graham	NC State	WR	189	B-BUF	B-
4/105	Nigel Bradham	Florida State	LB	142	B-BUF	B-
4/124	Ron Brooks	LSU	CB	78	B-BUF	B-
5/144	Zebrie Sanders	Florida State	T	91	OOL	F
5/147	Tank Carder	TCU	LB	204	B-CLV	C-
6/178	Mark Asper	Oregon	G	NR	B-BUF	C-
7/251	John Potter	Western Michigan	K	N/A	OOL	F

 

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Denver Broncos

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John Elway's draft in 2012 was about setting up the Denver Broncos for the upcoming season but also for the future. He did that exceptionally well.

Derek Wolfe, Ronnie Hillman and Omar Bolden were all very good picks when looking back at this draft, but they're trumped by selections of Malik Jackson and Danny Trevathan to end the class. Jackson, as a rotational defensive lineman, and Trevathan as the starting middle linebacker, were huge impacts for the Broncos in their Super Bowl run.

The Brock Osweiler pick may look more curious today, but remember that Peyton Manning was coming off a missed season and no one knew how long he would hold up. Osweiler was a good insurance-policy pick in April 2012, and he may still be the future of the team at quarterback.

Updated Team Grade: A

2012 Denver Broncos draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
2/36	Derek Wolfe	Cincinnati	DT	152	S-DEN	B+
2/57	Brock Osweiler	Arizona State	QB	68	B-DEN	B
3/67	Ronnie Hillman	San Diego St	RB	124	B-DEN	B+
4/101	Omar Bolden	Arizona State	CB	123	B-DEN	C-
4/108	Philip Blake	Baylor	C	119	B-ARZ	D
5/137	Malik Jackson	Tennessee	DT	114	B-DEN	B
6/188	Danny Trevathan	Kentucky	LB	240	S-DEN	A

 

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Cleveland Browns

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The 2012 NFL draft was full of bad classes that have already shown to be full of draft-day mistakes. One such class is in Cleveland.

With two first-round picks, the team drafted its running back and quarterback of the future. Two seasons later, neither one is with the team. The silver lining is that the team did flip Trent Richardson for Johnny Manziel—but we'll see how that pans out in a few years.

After Round 1, this draft got better. Mitchell Schwartz is a good starter, Billy Winn and John Hughes have shown potential on the defensive line and Travis Benjamin gives them a lot of speed in the slot and return game. But that's about it.

Out of 11 picks, only one (Schwartz) starts, and only four remain on the roster.

Updated Team Grade: F

2012 Cleveland Browns draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
1/3	Trent Richardson	Alabama	RB	3	S-IND	F
1/22	Brandon Weeden	Oklahoma St.	QB	50	B-DAL	F
2/37	Mitchell Schwartz	California	OT	47	S-CLV	B+
3/87	John Hughes	Cincinnati	DT	NR	B-CLV	B
4/100	Travis Benjamin	Miami (Fla.)	WR	NR	B-CLV	C
4/120	James-Michael Johnson	Nevada	LB	84	B-KC	C-
5/160	Ryan Miller	Colorado	G	212	OOL	F
6/204	Emmanuel Acho	Texas	LB	140	B-PHI	D+
6/205	Billy Winn	Boise State	DT	57	B-CLV	B
7/245	Trevin Wade	Arizona	CB	246	B-NO	D+
7/247	Brad Smelley	Alabama	FB	200	S-HOU	C

 

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Tampa Bay Buccaneers

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The 2012 NFL draft class for Tampa Bay wasn't a big group—just the standard seven picks—but the front office hit home runs with three of those picks. That's what gives this draft class the overwhelmingly positive reviews.

Mark Barron has been very good, but he has potential to be much better in Lovie Smith's defense. Doug Martin and Lavonte David should continue to be All-Pro-caliber players in this new scheme, with David especially blossoming as the weak-side linebacker in a Lance Briggs role.

Of the seven picks, only three were within the first four rounds. And of those seven, four are still on the roster, but three of them are franchise building blocks. That's good enough for a high grade.

Updated Team Grade: A

2012 Tampa Bay Buccaneers draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
1/7	Mark Barron	Alabama	S	18	S-TB	B+
1/31	Doug Martin	Boise State	RB	23	S-TB	A
2/58	Lavonte David	Nebraska	LB	60	S-TB	A
5/140	Najee Goode	West Virginia	LB	244	B-PHI	C-
6/174	Keith Tandy	West Virginia	CB	191	B-TB	C
7/212	Michael Smith	Utah State	RB	247	OOL	F
7/233	Drake Dunsmore	Northwestern	TE	296	OOL	F

 

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Arizona Cardinals

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Before the 2012 NFL draft, the Arizona Cardinals had lost Anquan Boldin, and wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald was openly petitioning the team to add another big wideout opposite him. So they did.

The decision to draft Michael Floyd over Alshon Jeffery may look bad two years later, but Floyd has started to develop into a nice option opposite the future Hall of Famer. He anchors this class as the only starter two years later.

Jamell Fleming and Bobby Massie looked like sure-things in this lineup, but Fleming is now in Jacksonville, and Massie has lost the starting right tackle job. While the class has provided good depth, it's very short on impact players outside of Floyd.

Updated Team Grade: C+

2012 Arizona Cardinals draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
1/13	Michael Floyd	Notre Dame	WR	10	S-ARZ	B+
3/80	Jamell Fleming	Oklahoma	CB	33	B-JAX	D
4/112	Bobby Massie	Mississippi	T	92	B-ARZ	D+
5/151	Senio Kelemete	Washington	T	116	B-NO	D+
6/177	Justin Bethel	Presbyterian	CB	187	B-ARZ	C
6/185	Ryan Lindley	San Diego State	QB	188	B-ARZ	C-
7/221	Nate Potter	Boise State	T	153	B-ARZ	C

 

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San Diego Chargers

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The San Diego Chargers went heavy on defense in the 2012 draft, but it might be a mid-round selection on offense that ultimately makes the biggest impact on the team. 

Tight end Ladarius Green has emerged as a clear-cut succession plan for the aging Antonio Gates. And while he may never be a Hall of Famer, he's shown the potential to become Philip Rivers' favorite target over the middle and up the seam.

The rest of the class is also very good, with starters coming from Round 2 (Kendall Reyes) and Round 5 (Johnnie Troutman). The depth is also good, as Melvin Ingram figures to be a future starter and Brandon Taylor could start pushing for reps soon in a nickel or dime package. 

Updated Team Grade: A

2012 San Diego Chargers draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
1/18	Melvin Ingram	South Carolina	LB	12	B-SD	B
2/49	Kendall Reyes	UConn	DE	38	S-SD	A
3/73	Brandon Taylor	LSU	SS	135	B-SD	C
4/110	Ladarius Green	La.-Lafayette	TE	110	S-SD	A
5/149	Johnnie Troutman	Penn State	G	NR	S-SD	A
7/226	David Molk	Michigan	C	130	B-PHI	C-
7/250	Edwin Baker	Michigan State	RB	197	B-CLV	C-

 

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Kansas City Chiefs

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Fans in Kansas City were happy to see Scott Pioli fired as general manager, but his drafts did produce much of the talent on display when the team went from two wins to the playoffs in 2013. The 2012 draft class, Pioli's last with the Chiefs, was a good one.

Dontari Poe was an athletic marvel at Memphis, but he developed into one of the NFL's best nose tackles in his sophomore season. The foresight to draft him at pick No. 11 was impressive. The same goes for Jeff Allen and Donald Stephenson—two players considered reaches on draft day, but both will start on the offensive line this season.

All in all, the 2012 class features a big part of the Chiefs' current backbone.

Updated Team Grade: A

2012 Kansas City Chiefs draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
1/11	Dontari Poe	Memphis	DT	35	S-KC	A
2/44	Jeff Allen	Illinois	G	128	S-KC	A
3/74	Donald Stephenson	Oklahoma	T	203	S-KC	A
4/107	Devon Wylie	Fresno State	WR	106	B-SF	D
5/146	DeQuan Menzie	Alabama	CB	95	B-CAR	D
6/182	Cyrus Gray	Texas A&M	RB	103	B-KC	B+
7/218	Jerome Long	San Diego State	DT	NR	OOL	F
7/238	Junior Hemingway	Michigan	WR	278	B-KC	B

 

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Indianapolis Colts

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Losing Peyton Manning for the entire 2011 season was devastating to this franchise, but it opened the door for a new regime. Led by Ryan Grigson as general manager and Chuck Pagano at head coach, the Colts were focused on a new direction for the football team. And with the No. 1 overall pick in the draft they made the right—if easy—decision.

Andrew Luck is the face of this franchise, and already he's shown skills that project him to become the best quarterback in the game before long. But the Colts didn't stop there. Grabbing tight ends Coby Fleener and Dwayne Allen was brilliant, and getting them together on the field in 2014 will make for an exciting offense.

The steal of the draft might be wide receiver T.Y. Hilton—a player the Colts stole in Round 3 who is now one of their best offensive weapons.

How do you grade this draft? The first five picks will all start in 2014. That's pretty dang good.

Updated Team Grade: A+

2012 Indianapolis Colts draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
1/1	Andrew Luck	Stanford	QB	1	S-IND	A
2/34	Coby Fleener	Stanford	TE	16	S-IND	A
3/64	Dwayne Allen	Clemson	TE	54	S-IND	A
3/92	T.Y. Hilton	FIU	WR	144	S-IND	A
5/136	Josh Chapman	Alabama	NT	75	S-IND	A
5/170	Vick Ballard	Mississippi St.	RB	178	B-IND	B
6/206	LaVon Brazill	Ohio	WR	313	B-IND	C
7/208	Justin Anderson	Georgia	T	NR	OOL	F
7/214	Tim Fugger	Vanderbilt	DE	NR	B-NYJ	D+
7/253	Chandler Harnish	Northern Illinois	QB	243	B-IND	C-

 

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Dallas Cowboys

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Jerry Jones fell in love in the spring of 2012. LSU cornerback Morris Claiborne was the man he had to have, so Jones pulled the trigger and traded up to get him. That cost Dallas a first and second-round pick, but Claiborne looked like a sure-fire stud at corner. Two years later, the pick is still up in the air.

The rest of the Dallas draft yielded good depth, but so far no impact players. A new defensive scheme may allow Tyrone Crawford and Kyle Wilber more opportunities, but they were both a better fit for a base 3-4. Now that the Cowboys are running a base 4-3, they are square pegs in round holes.

Updated Team Grade: B

2012 Dallas Cowboys draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
1/6	Morris Claiborne	LSU	CB	5	S-DAL	B
3/81	Tyrone Crawford	Boise State	DE	79	B-DAL	C-
4/113	Kyle Wilber	Wake Forest	LB	132	B-DAL	C-
4/135	Matt Johnson	Eastern Wash.	CB	NR	B-DAL	D+
5/152	Danny Coale	Virginia Tech	WR	193	B-PIT	D+
6/186	James Hanna	Oklahoma	TE	207	S-DAL	A
7/222	Caleb McSurdy	Montana	LB	NR	B-STL	D+

 

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Miami Dolphins

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The 2012 draft class in Miami is an interesting one—both good and bad.

The team hit on quarterback Ryan Tannehill with a pick that seemed like a reach at the time. General manager Jeff Ireland also nailed the picks of Olivier Vernon and Rishard Matthews, but the decision to add Jonathan Martin looks very questionable after the fact.

Similarly, Lamar Miller and Michael Egnew have failed to deliver on their pre-draft stock. The Miller pick looked great given the value, but he's played more like a fourth-rounder than the first-round talent he was seen as.

The bravado to select Tannehill early in Round 1 has paid off, though, and for that the team gets a high grade.

Updated Team Grade: A-

2012 Miami Dolphins draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
1/8	Ryan Tannehill	Texas A&M	QB	46	S-MIA	A
2/42	Jonathan Martin	Stanford	T	36	B-SF	F
3/72	Olivier Vernon	Miami (Fla.)	DE	160	S-MIA	A
3/78	Michael Egnew	Missouri	TE	148	B-MIA	D
4/97	Lamar Miller	Miami (Fla.)	RB	25	B-MIA	B
5/155	Josh Kaddu	Oregon	LB	89	B-PHI	D+
6/183	B.J. Cunningham	Michigan State	WR	209	B-PHI	D+
7/215	Kheeston Randall	Texas	DT	118	B-MIN	D+
7/227	Rishard Matthews	Nevada	WR	155	B-MIA	A

 

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Philadelphia Eagles

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Howie Roseman and Andy Reid combined for one final draft class in Philadelphia in 2012, and boy was it a good one.

Grabbing starters Fletcher Fox, Mychal Kendricks, Nick Foles, Brandon Boykin and role players such as Vinny Curry and Bryce Brown made this group both an instant impact and huge for the long-term future of the ballclub.

Even with Brown now in Buffalo and late-rounders Marvin McNutt and Brandon Washington moving on to other teams, the 2012 draft in Philadelphia can be pointed at when the team goes on a playoff run like they did in 2013. 

Updated Team Grade: A+

2012 Philadelphia Eagles draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
1/12	Fletcher Cox	Mississippi St.	DE	11	S-PHI	A
2/46	Mychal Kendricks	California	LB	83	S-PHI	B+
2/59	Vinny Curry	Marshall	DE	53	B-PHI	C+
3/88	Nick Foles	Arizona	QB	112	S-PHI	A
4/123	Brandon Boykin	Georgia	CB	64	S-PHI	A
5/153	Dennis Kelly	Purdue	T	NR	B-PHI	C
6/194	Marvin McNutt	Iowa	WR	90	B-CAR	D+
6/200	Brandon Washington	Miami (Fla.)	G	77	B-STL	D+
7/229	Bryce Brown	Kansas State	RB	NR	B-BUF	C+

 

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Atlanta Falcons

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One year after moving way up in the draft to select wide receiver Julio Jones, the Atlanta Falcons faced a 2012 class with very few picks. Turning those six picks into impact players hasn't been easy.

Without a first-round selection, the Falcons aimed to improve their depth and fill future needs by selecting offensive linemen, a fullback and then going toward the defense with their final three picks. Of the six players selected, only outside linebacker Jonathan Massaquoi is slated to start in 2014—and that may be by default.

Thomas Dimitroff has had a few very good drafts in Atlanta, but the 2012 class has yet to produce for him.

Updated Team Grade: C-

2012 Atlanta Falcons draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
2/55	Peter Konz	Wisconsin	C	26	B-ATL	D
3/91	Lamar Holmes	Southern Miss	T	195	B-ATL	D
5/157	Bradie Ewing	Wisconsin	FB	210	B-JAX	D
5/164	Jonathan Massaquoi	Troy	DE	74	S-ATL	B+
6/192	Charles Mitchell	Miss. State	DB	280	B-DEN	D+
7/249	Travian Robertson	South Carolina	DT	305	B-ATL	C

 

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New York Giants

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The New York Giants' 2012 draft class is still somewhat clouded two seasons later. And that really begins with their first pick in the draft, running back David Wilson.

Wilson is right now waiting to be cleared before he can resume contact drills following neck surgery. Even before injury, Wilson was struggling with fumbles and had found himself in Tom Coughlin's doghouse. He had flashed potential, but if he'll ever be the same again remains to be seen.

The rest of the class was very solid, with many of the players still with the Giants and making an impact. Rueben Randle and Adrien Robinson will be asked to do more in the offense this year and could propel this class up or down based on how they perform in Year Three.

Updated Team Grade: B-

2012 New York Giants draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
1/32	David Wilson	Virginia Tech	RB	51	B-NYG	F
2/63	Rueben Randle	LSU	WR	32	S-NYG	B
3/94	Jayron Hosley	Virginia Tech	CB	96	B-NYG	C
4/127	Adrien Robinson	Cincinnati	TE	NR	S-NYG	B+
4/131	Brandon Mosley	Auburn	T	98	B-NYG	C+
6/201	Matt McCants	UAB	T	122	B-OAK	D+
7/239	Markus Kuhn	NC State	DT	NR	B-NYG	C

 

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Jacksonville Jaguars

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The 2012 draft in Jacksonville will forever be remembered as the year Gene Smith took Justin Blackmon in Round 1 and a punter in Round 3. And with Blackmon suspended indefinitely in 2014 killing his potential (this, following a four-game season in '12 due to suspensions), this doesn't look good for the Jaguars.

There's a reason Smith was fired, though, and you can look at the 2011 and 2012 drafts as great evidence of why Dave Caldwell was hired to turn this franchise around.

The silver lining to this class could be Andre Branch. The defensive end played well in spot duty in 2013 and could be in for a bigger role now that he's acclimated to Gus Bradley's defense.

Updated Team Grade: D-

2012 Jacksonville Jaguars draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
1/5	Justin Blackmon	Oklahoma St.	WR	20	SUSP	F
2/38	Andre Branch	Clemson	DE	28	B-JAX	B-
3/70	Bryan Anger	California	P	N/A	S-JAX	B
5/142	Brandon Marshall	Nevada	LB	NR	B-DEN	D+
6/176	Mike Harris	Florida State	CB	186	B-JAX	C
7/228	Jeris Pendleton	Ashland	DT	NR	B-IND	D+

 

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New York Jets

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The New York Jets added what they hoped would be an impact defender when they grabbed Quinton Coples with their first pick in the 2012 draft. What they've received in return, from Coples and this entire class, has been uneven.

Coples has moved to outside linebacker, a role that's not very natural for him, and he's struggled with consistency. Similarly, Stephen Hill hasn't been able to transition from freak athlete to impact wide receiver. He'll be asked to do more in 2014. The same goes for Demario Davis, who has been a good second inside linebacker in the team's four linebacker defense.

All in all, this was a solid draft, but it lacks impact players through two seasons. 

Updated Team Grade: C+

2012 New York Jets draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
1/16	Quinton Coples	North Carolina	DE	27	S-NYJ	B
2/43	Stephen Hill	Georgia Tech	WR	22	S-NYJ	C
3/77	Demario Davis	Arkansas State	LB	120	S-NYJ	B
6/187	Josh Bush	Wake Forest	CB	NR	B-NYJ	C
6/202	Terrance Ganaway	Baylor	RB	180	OOL	F
6/203	Robert Griffin	Baylor	G	NR	OOL	F
7/242	Antonio Allen	South Carolina	S	134	S-NYJ	A
7/244	Jordan White	Western Michigan	WR	NR	OOL	F

 

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Detroit Lions

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The Detroit Lions headed into the 2012 NFL draft looking to address future and current needs. In some spots they were quite successful. In others, they were still trying to fill the holes with the 2014 draft.

First-round pick Riley Reiff has been very solid in his time as a starter. He looks like an anchor for the team's offensive line at left tackle. But Reiff is the only high-level contributor from this class to date. And that's a concern given the eight total picks.

Ryan Broyles has shown flashes, but he can't stay healthy. Dwight Bentley hasn't been able to crack the lineup, despite a lack of talent at the corner position. And when you see fourth- and sixth-round-picks already out of the league, you can tell there were misses.

The depth of this draft was good, but the impact has not been overall. 

Updated Team Grade: B-

2012 Detroit Lions draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
1/23	Riley Reiff	Iowa	T	12	S-DET	A
2/54	Ryan Broyles	Oklahoma	WR	111	B-DET	C-
3/85	Dwight Bentley	La.-Lafayette	CB	85	B-DET	C-
4/125	Ronnell Lewis	Oklahoma	DE	88	OOL	F
5/138	Tahir Whitehead	Temple	LB	275	B-DET	C
5/148	Chris Greenwood	Albion	DB	216	B-PHI	C-
6/196	Jonte Green	New Mexico St.	DB	NR	B-DET	C-
7/223	Travis Lewis	Oklahoma	LB	168	B-DET	C-

 

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Green Bay Packers

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Ted Thompson is one of the NFL's better general managers, and that is proven time and time again when he finds upper-level talent in early rounds and steals later in the draft. That said, 2012 was not Thompson's finest hour late in the draft, and his early picks have yet to fully develop.

Look at this draft and you'll see the Packers' last three picks are all out of the league just two years later. Also, the first two picks are backups at positions the team has upgraded through free agency and and the draft since (adding Julius Peppers and Datone Jones).

The best picks of this draft, and the saving grace, are the middle rounds. Casey Hayward and Mike Daniels are both key contributors, and a healthy Hayward could be the team's best cornerback in 2014. 

Updated Team Grade: B

2012 Green Bay Packers draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
1/28	Nick Perry	USC	LB	3	B-GB	C-
2/51	Jerel Worthy	Michigan St.	DT	50	B-GB	C-
2/62	Casey Hayward	Vanderbilt	CB	47	S-GB	A
4/132	Mike Daniels	Iowa	DT	NR	S-GB	A
4/133	Jerron McMillian	Maine	S	NR	B-KC	D
5/163	Terrell Manning	NC State	LB	84	OOL	F
7/241	Andrew Datko	Florida State	T	212	OOL	F
7/243	B.J. Coleman	Tenn-Chattanooga	QB	140	OOL	F

 

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Carolina Panthers

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It's time to be honest—when the Carolina Panthers drafted Luke Kuechly, I wasn't a fan of the pick. I was wrong—very wrong.

Kuechly has easily handled the transition to the NFL, and since moving to middle linebacker and replacing Jon Beason he's been a top-tier performer there. The team was wise to ignore my opinion and select the Boston College 'backer with the No. 9 overall pick.

The rest of the 2012 draft is harder to value right now. Amini Silatolu is a starter but an average one through two seasons. He's still acclimating to the NFL, though.

Frank Alexander and Josh Norman are good depth players—with Norman being more of an impact to date. And grabbing punter Brad Nortman in Round 6 has worked out well. But a miss on Joe Adams still stings—especially given the team's lack of talent at wide receiver. 

Updated Team Grade: B

2012 Carolina Panthers draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
1/9	Luke Kuechly	Boston College	LB	30	S-CAR	A
2/40	Amini Silatolu	Midwestern St.	G	87	S-CAR	B
4/103	Frank Alexander	Oklahoma	DE	264	B-CAR	B
4/104	Joe Adams	Arkansas	WR	94	OOL	F
5/143	Josh Norman	Coastal Carolina	CB	104	B-CAR	C
6/207	Brad Nortman	Wisconsin	P	N/A	S-CAR	B+
7/216	D.J. Campbell	California	DB	NR	B-SF	D

 

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New England Patriots

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Bill Belichick's reputation as a general manager and drafter has taken a bit of a hit, but when you look at his 2012 draft class, it's easy to remember why the New England Patriots remain so successful.

With two first-round picks, the Patriots reinforced their defense by adding Chandler Jones and Dont'a Hightower. Both players are part of a young nucleus on defense that has kept the Patriots competitive even as the weapons on offense have left or been injured.

Grabbing Tavon Wilson in Round 2 was a head-scratcher, and still is, but the gamble to pick up Alfonzo Dennard in Round 7 looked smart then and still does two years later. 

Updated Team Grade: A-

2012 New England Patriots draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
1/21	Chandler Jones	Syracuse	DE	45	S-NE	A
1/25	Dont'a Hightower	Alabama	LB	24	S-NE	A
2/48	Tavon Wilson	Illinois	S	NR	B-NE	C-
3/90	Jake Bequette	Arkansas	DE	107	B-NE	C-
6/197	Nate Ebner	Ohio State	DB	NR	B-NE	C-
7/224	Alfonzo Dennard	Nebraska	CB	72	B-NE	B+
7/235	Jeremy Ebert	Northwestern	WR	NR	OOL	F

 

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Oakland Raiders

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The Oakland Raiders entered the 2012 NFL draft without a first- or second-round pick due to trades for Carson Palmer and a move up in the 2011 draft. That left them with six picks but little room to grab the impact players they so badly needed.

Because of the lack of early picks, this draft must be evaluated differently. The Raiders' first pick in Round 3 would normally net a future starter—and it has with guard Tony Bergstrom. In Round 4 the team added more depth, and a spot-starter, in Miles Burris. With depth coming from Rounds 4 and 5, this draft is much more solid than it might appear at first glance. 

Updated Team Grade: B

2012 Oakland Raiders draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
3/95	Tony Bergstrom	Utah	G	149	S-OAK	B+
4/129	Miles Burris	San Diego St.	LB	286	B-OAK	B
5/158	Jack Crawford	Penn State	DE	159	B-OAK	B
5/168	Juron Criner	Arizona	WR	145	B-OAK	B
6/189	Christo Bilukidi	Georgia State	DE	NR	B-CIN	D+
7/230	Nathan Stupar	Penn State	LB	NR	B-JAX	D+

 

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St. Louis Rams

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The 2012 draft order was originally set with the St. Louis Rams holding the No. 2 overall pick, which they flipped for a haul from Washington months before the draft. That pick became Robert Griffin III for Daniel Snyder's team, but it set the Rams up for the long term with extra ammunition to grab impact players and make the trades needed to pick up extra selections.

Michael Brockers is a stud at nose tackle and will see more one-on-ones with Aaron Donald lined up next to him. The team missed on Brian Quick and Isaiah Pead, but it made up for it with Chris Givens and the duo of cornerbacks Janoris Jenkins and Trumaine Johnson.

Even the sixth-round-pick, Greg Zuerlein, was a steal, as he's become a top-tier NFL kicker. 

Updated Team Grade: A

2012 St. Louis Rams draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
1/14	Michael Brockers	LSU	DT	9	S-STL	A
2/33	Brian Quick	Appalachian St.	WR	59	B-STL	F
2/39	Janoris Jenkins	North Alabama	CB	61	S-STL	A
2/50	Isaiah Pead	Cincinnati	RB	73	B-STL	F
3/65	Trumaine Johnson	Montana	CB	70	S-STL	B
4/96	Chris Givens	Wake Forest	WR	143	S-STL	B+
5/150	Rokevious Watkins	South Carolina	G	NR	B-KC	D+
6/171	Greg Zuerlein	Missouri Western	K	N/A	S-STL	A
7/209	Aaron Brown	Hawaii	LB	NR	OOL	F
7/252	Daryl Richardson	Abilene Christian	RB	NR	B-NYJ	B

 

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Baltimore Ravens

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Ozzie Newsome's status as one of the NFL's best general managers is intact today, and going back to the 2012 draft you can see why.

Newsome makes shrewd decisions—such as moving out of Round 1 for a second- and fourth-round pick from the Minnesota Vikings. Those picks became Courtney Upshaw—a player with starting potential—and Gino Gradkowski—a top reserve on the offensive line. Maybe they're not All-Pro players after two years, but it was smart drafting.

The entire draft is solid for Baltimore, even with just one starter in Kelechi Osemele. Players such as Bernard Pierce and Asa Jackson are likely to see more reps in 2014, with Pierce especially being a key player if/when Ray Rice is suspended. 

Updated Team Grade: B+

2012 Baltimore Ravens draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
2/35	Courtney Upshaw	Alabama	LB	15	B-BAL	B-
2/60	Kelechi Osemele	Iowa State	T	34	S-BAL	A
3/84	Bernard Pierce	Temple	RB	113	B-BAL	B+
4/98	Gino Gradkowski	Delaware	G	NR	B-BAL	C
4/130	Christian Thompson	South Carolina St.	DB	171	OOL	F
5/169	Asa Jackson	Cal Poly	DB	158	B-BAL	C
6/198	Tommy Streeter	Miami (Fla.)	WR	147	B-TB	D+
7/236	DeAngelo Tyson	Georgia	DE	318	B-BAL	C

 

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Washington

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Daniel Snyder looked at the 2012 NFL draft and made a decision to move up and get a quarterback. To do that he jumped from pick No. 6 all the way to No. 2—putting his team in position to grab whichever quarterback (Andrew Luck or Robert Griffin III) the Indianapolis Colts passed on.

Washington got its franchise quarterback in Griffin, even if it meant swamping first-round selections in 2012 and sending first-rounders in 2013, 2014 and a 2012 second-round selection to the St. Louis Rams. Whether or not Griffin is worth that haul is yet to be seen through two seasons.

The move to select Kirk Cousins with its third pick in the draft was very questionable, and really, it still is, but injuries to RGIII have forced Cousins into the lineup, and he's performed well there. 

The real gem of this class, though, was finding Alfred Morris in Round 6. He's gone from late-round pickup to one of the game's top running backs. And for that, Snyder and Bruce Allen deserve a high grade.

Updated Team Grade: A+

2012 Washington draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
1/2	Robert Griffin III	Baylor	QB	2	S-WAS	A
3/71	Josh LeRibeus	SMU	G	198	B-WAS	C-
4/102	Kirk Cousins	Michigan St.	QB	44	B-WAS	B
4/119	Keenan Robinson	Texas	LB	115	B-WAS	C
5/141	Adam Gettis	Iowa	G	NR	B-WAS	C
6/173	Alfred Morris	FAU	RB	NR	S-WAS	A
6/193	Tom Compton	South Dakota	T	176	B-WAS	C
7/213	Richard Crawford	SMU	DB	NR	B-WAS	C
7/217	Jordan Bernstine	Iowa	DB	NR	OOL	F

 

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New Orleans Saints

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The 2012 draft saw the New Orleans Saints wait until the third round to make a selection after trading their first-round pick to the New England Patriots and having their second-round pick taken after the Bountygate scandal. With limited resources, general manager Mickey Loomis put together a good class.

Akiem Hicks will be a mainstay on the defensive line in a 3-4 defense and look for Corey White to see the field plenty at cornerback. Nick Toon, for a fourth-rounder, has potential to see the field as a fourth wide receiver, giving the team good return on investment.

Expecting a huge impact from middle- and late-round picks wouldn't be fair, but grading this draft on where the picks were made, the Saints have done well. 

Updated Team Grade: B+

2012 New Orleans Saints draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
3/89	Akiem Hicks	Regina	DE	227	S-NO	A
4/122	Nick Toon	Wisconsin	WR	69	B-NO	C+
5/162	Corey White	Samford	CB	NR	B-NO	B
6/179	Andrew Tiller	Syracuse	G	NR	B-GB	D+
7/234	Marcel Jones	Nebraska	T	236	B-NO	C

 

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Seattle Seahawks

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When the Seattle Seahawks won the Super Bowl, it was immediately obvious that the 2011 and 2012 draft classes were a big part of their success.

In 2012, general manager John Schneider and head coach Pete Carroll added starters in Rounds 1, 2, 3 and 7. One of those starters was quarterback Russell Wilson. Another was middle linebacker Bobby Wagner—two of the most important players on the field, both added after Round 1.

The Seahawks have owned the draft lately, and if they can get Bruce Irvin on the field for 16 games, he could easily be a Pro Bowl-caliber player. Even Robert Turbin may see his stock increase as he gains carries in rotation behind Marshawn Lynch.

The gem of the class? Wilson was a great pick in Round 3, but drafting defensive end J.R. Sweezy and developing him into a starting offensive guard is just impressive. 

Updated Team Grade: A+

2012 Seattle Seahawks draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
1/15	Bruce Irvin	West Virginia	DE	99	S-SEA	C
2/47	Bobby Wagner	Utah State	LB	62	S-SEA	A
3/75	Russell Wilson	Wisconsin	QB	102	S-SEA	A
4/106	Robert Turbin	Utah State	RB	121	B-SEA	A
4/114	Jaye Howard	Florida	DT	185	B-KC	D+
5/154	Korey Toomer	Idaho	LB	NR	B-SEA	C
6/172	Jeremy Lane	Northwestern St.	CB	NR	B-SEA	C+
6/181	Winston Guy	Kentucky	S	274	B-JAX	C-
7/225	J R Sweezy	NC State	DE	NR	S-SEA	A
7/232	Greg Scrugs	Louisville	DE	NR	B-SEA	C

 

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Pittsburgh Steelers

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Drafting late in each round makes it much tougher for the general manager to consistently add impact players. That much is obvious, but in Pittsburgh the team's struggle to stay competitive while getting younger can be connected to this trend. The 2012 draft is a good example of this.

David DeCastro has big potential, but he missed his rookie season and should have a big third season. Mike Adams looks like a bust already, and Sean Spence has had trouble landing a starting job at inside linebacker.

The best pick might be the last one—Kelvin Beachum has gone from Round 7 pick to starting left tackle in Pittsburgh. 

Updated Team Grade: B

2012 Pittsburgh Steelers draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
1/24	David DeCastro	Stanford	G	6	S-PIT	A
2/56	Mike Adams	Ohio State	T	29	B-PIT	D
3/86	Sean Spence	Miami (Fla.)	LB	97	B-PIT	C-
4/109	Alameda Ta'amu	Washington	DT	109	B-IND	F
5/159	Chris Rainey	Florida	RB	150	B-IND	D+
7/231	Toney Clemons	Colorado	WR	NR	B-CAR	D+
7/240	David Paulson	Oregon	TE	257	B-PIT	C
7/246	Terrence Frederick	Texas A&M	DB	262	B-NO	D+
7/248	Kelvin Beachum	SMU	T	294	S-PIT	A

 

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Houston Texans

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Drafting late in Round 1 after a successful AFC South title, the Houston Texans needed immediate help at outside linebacker and wide receiver. That made Rick Smith's decisions with his first two picks very easy, but those picks haven't exactly produced as expected to date.

Whitney Mercilus was a good value at the time, but he hasn't been a huge impact while holding down a starting job. DeVier Posey, on the other hand, has barely been noticeable and was replaced by DeAndre Hopkins in the 2013 draft.

The Texans did beef up their offensive line with good picks in Brandon Brooks and Ben Jones, and further depth in Keshawn Martin and Jared Crick will help fill out the roster with talent.  

Updated Team Grade: B+

2012 Houston Texans draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
1/26	Whitney Mercilus	Illinois	DE	21	S-HOU	B
3/68	DeVier Posey	Ohio State	WR	175	B-HOU	C
3/76	Brandon Brooks	Miami (OH)	G	127	S-HOU	B+
4/99	Ben Jones	Georgia	C	63	S-HOU	B+
4/121	Keshawn Martin	Michigan St.	WR	323	B-HOU	B
4/126	Jared Crick	Nebraska	DE	56	B-HOU	B
5/161	Randy Bullock	Texas A&M	K	N/A	S-HOU	B
6/195	Nick Mondek	Purdue	T	NR	OOL	F

 

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Tennessee Titans

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Evaluating a draft class one year after the picks are made doesn't tell you much, and a good case in point is Kendall Wright. The Baylor wideout didn't have a huge impact in Year One, but he became a go-to star in his sophomore season. Now, looking at the class two years later, he's a great pick at No. 20 overall.

The rest of the class isn't as impactful. Zach Brown has moved in and out of the starting lineup an awful lot for a second-round pick. Mike Martin looked good at times, but he doesn't have a true place in the team's new hybrid defense.

Wright is the real centerpiece of this draft, though, and is the reason for an above-average grade. 

Updated Team Grade: B

2012 Tennessee Titans draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
1/20	Kendall Wright	Baylor	WR	14	S-TEN	A
2/52	Zach Brown	North Carolina	LB	55	B-TEN	C-
3/82	Mike Martin	Michigan	DT	42	B-TEN	C-
4/115	Coty Sensabaugh	Clemson	S	237	B-TEN	C
5/145	Taylor Thompson	SMU	TE	NR	B-TEN	C-
6/190	Markelle Martin	Oklahoma St.	S	81	OOL	F
7/211	Scott Solomon	Rice	DE	299	B-TB	D+

 

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Minnesota Vikings

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The Minnesota Vikings had two picks in the first round of the 2012 draft, and both have been productive. 

The Minnesota Vikings came into the 2012 NFL draft with clear needs at offensive tackle, and they filled that with a blue-chip prospect in Matt Kalil. He's been as good as advertised. The same goes for his fellow first-round teammate, Harrison Smith. The two form a nucleus for the future of this franchise.

The rest of the class shows great depth, as Josh Robinson, Jarius Wright and Rhett Ellison are all solid tier-two players. Blair Walsh was a smart pickup in Round 6 and helps overshadow misses in Greg Childs and Trevor Guyton.

Updated Team Grade: A 

2012 Minnesota Vikings draft

Rd/Pick	Player	School	Pos.	Predraft rank	Status	Grade
1/4	Matt Kalil	USC	T	3	S-MIN	A
1/29	Harrison Smith	Notre Dame	S	50	S-MIN	A
3/66	Josh Robinson	Central Florida	CB	47	B-MIN	B-
4/118	Jarius Wright	Arkansas	WR	NR	B-MIN	C
4/128	Rhett Ellison	USC	FB	NR	B-MIN	B-
4/134	Greg Childs	Arkansas	WR	84	OOL	F
5/139	Robert Blanton	Notre Dame	CB	212	B-MIN	C
6/175	Blair Walsh	Georgia	K	140	S-MIN	A
7/210	Audie Cole	NC State	LB	57	B-MIN	C
7/219	Trevor Guyton	California	LB	246	OOL	F

 

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