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Version One - 4/29 Rookie Draft Cheat Sheet Rookie Positional Rankings Rookie Top 50 1. Andrew Luck, QB IND Quarterbacks Running Backs 2. Trent Richardson, RB CLE 3. Robert Griffin III, QB WAS 1. Andrew Luck, IND 1. Trent Richardson, CLE 4. Doug Martin, RB TB 2. Robert Griffin III, WAS 2. Doug Martin, TB 5. Justin Blackmon, WR JAX 3. Ryan Tannehill, MIA 3. David Wilson, NYG 6. Michael Floyd, WR ARI 4. Brandon Weeden, CLE 4. Isaiah Pead, STL 7. David Wilson, RB NYG 5. Ryan Lindley, ARI 5. Ronnie Hillman, DEN 8. Kendall Wright, WR TEN 6. Russell Wilson, SEA 6. Lamar Miller, MIA 9. Stephen Hill, WR NYJ 7. Brock Osweiler, DEN 7. LaMichael James, SF 10. Ryan Tannehill, QB MIA 8. Nick Foles, PHI 8. Bernard Pierce, BAL 11. Alshon Jeffery, WR CHI 9. Kirk Cousins, WAS 9. Robert Turbin, SEA 12. Mohamed Sanu, WR CIN 10. B.J. Coleman, GB 10. Cyrus Gray, KC 13. Brandon Weeden, QB CLE 11. Chris Polk, PHI 14. Coby Fleener, TE IND Wide Receivers 12. Dan Herron, CIN 15. Isaiah Pead, RB STL 13. Vick Ballard, IND 16. Rueben Randle, WR NYG 1. Justin Blackmon, JAX 14. Michael Smith, TB 17. A.J. Jenkins, WR SF 2. Michael Floyd, ARI 15. Chris Rainey, PIT 18. Brian Quick, WR STL 3. Kendall Wright, TEN 16. Terrance Ganaway, NYJ 19. Ronnie Hillman, RB DEN 4. Stephen Hill, NYJ 17. Edwin Baker, SD 20. Lamar Miller, RB MIA 5. Alshon Jeffery, CHI 18. Bryce Brown, PHI 21. LaMichael James, RB SF 6. Mohamed Sanu, CIN 19. Tauren Poole, UDFA 22. Marvin Jones, WR CIN 7. Rueben Randle, NYG 20. Alfred Morris, WAS 23. Ryan Broyles, WR DET 8. A.J. Jenkins, SF 21. Daryl Richardson, STL 24. Nick Toon, WR NO 9. Brian Quick, STL 22. Bobby Rainey, UDFA 25. Bernard Pierce, RB BAL 10. Marvin Jones, CIN 23. Davin Meggett, UDFA 26. Robert Turbin, RB SEA 11. Ryan Broyles, DET 24. Darrell Scott, UDFA 27. Greg Childs, WR MIN 12. Nick Toon, NO 25. Adonis Thomas, UDFA 28. Cyrus Gray, RB KC 13. Greg Childs, MIN 29. Ryan Lindley, QB ARI 14. Juron Criner, OAK Tight Ends 30. Juron Criner, WR OAK 15. Tommy Streeter, BAL 31. Chris Polk, RB PHI 16. Chris Givens, WR STL 1. Coby Fleener, IND 32. Russell Wilson, QB SEA 17. Devon Wylie, WR KC 2. Ladarius Green, SD 33. Brock Osweiler, QB DEN 18. DeVier Posey, HOU 3. Dwayne Allen, IND 34. Ladarius Green, TE SD 19. Joe Adams, CAR 4. Orson Charles, CIN 35. Tommy Streeter, WR BAL 20. Marvin McNutt, PHI 5. Michael Egnew, MIA 36. Chris Givens, WR STL 21. T.Y. Hilton, IND 6. Evan Rodriguez, CHI 37. Devon Wylie, WR KC 22. Jeff Fuller, MIA 7. James Hanna, DAL 38. Dan Herron, RB CIN 23. LaVon Brazill, IND 39. Nick Foles, QB PHI 40. DeVier Posey, WR HOU 24. Danny Coale, DAL IDPs (not included in top 50) 25. Keshawn Martin, HOU 41. Vick Ballard, RB IND 42. Joe Adams, WR CAR 26. Jarius Wright, MIN 1. Luke Kuechly, ILB CAR 43. Michael Smith, RB TB 27. B.J. Cunningham, MIA 2. Mark Barron, S TB 44. Dwayne Allen, TE IND 28. T.J. Graham, BUF 3. Bobby Wagner, ILB SEA 45. Marvin McNutt, WR PHI 29. Dwight Jones, UDFA 4. Andre Branch, DE JAX 46. T.Y. Hilton, WR IND 30. Travis Benjamin, CLE 5. Lavonte David, OLB TB 47. Jeff Fuller, WR MIA 31. Rishard Matthews, MIA 6. Harrison Smith, S MIN 48. LaVon Brazill, WR IND 32. Junior Hemingway, KC 7. Mychal Kendricks, ILB PHI 49. Chris Rainey, RB PIT 33. Dale Moss, UDFA 8. James-Michael Johnson, ILB CLE 50. Orson Charles, TE CIN.

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