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DRAFT ORDER NFL DRAFT INFORMATION ON NFLMEDIA.COM The NFL’s 2011 draft order was derived from the reverse order The NFL’s media-only website, www.nflmedia.com, contains a of 2010 regular season records, with the exception of the Super special draft section for registered users. The page provides Bowl champion, the runner-up and the playoff biographies on over 200 draft prospects and will be updated teams. Teams that made the playoffs are ordered by which with official draft reports, transcripts and other information on round of the playoffs they are eliminated. Teams that did not draft weekend. The draft-specific page on nflmedia.com can be make the playoffs are ordered by their regular-season record. accessed by clicking on the NFL Draft logo on the left side of the For teams with identical records, the tiebreaker is strength of site’s home page. schedule, with the team with the lowest strength of schedule COMPENSATORY DRAFT CHOICES drafting first. The final tiebreaker is a coin flip. A total of 32 compensatory choices in the 2011 NFL Draft have ROUND-BY-ROUND ROTATION been awarded to 23 teams. The Patriots did not receive a The draft order of teams with identical records will rotate by compensatory pick in 2011, but have been awarded a total of 26 round, with the exception of the Super Bowl champion and the compensatory selections in the 18 years since the system was Super Bowl runner-up, which will draft last and next-to-last in adopted prior to the 1994 draft. In 2000, the Patriots used a each round. Teams involved in two-team ties will alternate compensatory draft choice to select QB (sixth round, positions from round to round. In ties that involve three or more 199th overall). teams, the team at the bottom of the tied segment in a given Numbers and Positioning: The number of picks a team round will move to the top of the segment for the next round, receives equals the net loss of compensatory free agents, with a while all other teams in the segment move down one position. maximum of four. The compensatory picks are positioned within This rotation continues throughout the draft. the third through seventh rounds based on the value of the PASSING compensatory free agents lost. Compensatory picks cannot be If a team does not make a pick during its allotted time period, traded. the team “passes” and the pick will defer to the next team. The Formula: Compensatory free agents are determined by a initial team may then at any point make a pick, regardless of formula based on salary, playing time and postseason honors. whether or not the subsequent team has made a pick. The formula was developed by the NFL Management Council. UNDERCLASSMEN ELIGIBLE FOR 2011 DRAFT Details on can be found at www.nflmedia.com. The has announced the names of 56 players who have been granted special eligibility for the 2011 2011 COMPENSATORY PICKS COMPENSATORY PICKS SINCE 1994 Rd Pick Team Baltimore ...... 31 NFL Draft. Each of the 56 players has met the league's three- 3 97 Carolina ...... 29 year eligibility rule and each has submitted a written application 4 130 Tennessee Philadelphia ...... 29 in which he renounced his remaining eligibility. 4 131 Green Bay Tennessee ...... 27 The deadline for receiving applications was Jan. 15, 2011. 5 164 Baltimore Green Bay ...... 26

Player Pos. School Player Pos. School 5 165 Baltimore New England ...... 26 Adams, Darvin WR Auburn Leshoure, Mikel RB 6 198 N.Y. Giants St. Louis ...... 26 Austin, Marvin DT N. Carolina Lewis, Dion RB Pittsburgh 6 199 Kansas City Buffalo ...... 25 Ayers, Akeem LB UCLA Lewis, Javes DB Oregon 6 200 Minnesota Pittsburgh ...... 22 Baldwin, Jon WR Pittsburgh Little, Greg WR N.Carolina 6 201 San Diego NY Giants ...... 20 Bowers, Da’Quan DE Clemson Liuget, Corey DT Illinois 6 202 N.Y. Giants Jacksonville ...... 19 Brown, DeAndre WR S. Miss Mallett, Ryan QB Arkansas 6 203 Carolina San Francisco ...... 19 Burton, Brandon DB Moore, Rahim DB UCLA 7 233 San Diego Cincinnati ...... 18 Casey, Jurrell DT USC Newton, Cam QB Auburn 7 234 Seattle ...... 18 Clay, John RB Wisconsin Parr, Zane DE Virginia 7 235 Minnesota Tampa Bay ...... 18 Claytor, Nick OT Ga. Tech Peterson, Patrick DB LSU 7 236 Philadelphia ...... 17 Cobb, Randall WR Kentucky Quinn, Robert DE N.Carolina 7 237 Tampa Bay San Diego ...... 17 Dareus, Marcell DE Alabama Ridley, Stevan RB LSU 7 238 San Francisco ...... 16 Doss, Tandon WR Indiana Rodgers, Jacquizz RB Oregon St. 7 239 Philadelphia Evans, Darren RB Va. Tech Rudolph, Kyle TE N.Dame Indianapolis ...... 16 7 240 Oakland Fairley, Nick DT Auburn Sands, Robert DB W.Virginia Detroit ...... 15 Gabbert, Blaine QB Missouri Sash, Tyler DB Iowa 7 241 Seattle Miami ...... 15 Green, A.J. WR Georgia Siliga, Sealver DT Utah 7 242 New Orleans Minnesota ...... 15 Gurley, Tori WR S. Carolina Smith, Aldon DE Missouri 7 243 Carolina Carolina ...... 13 Guy, Lawrence DT Arizona St. Smith, Torrey WR Maryland 7 244 Buffalo Kansas City ...... 13 Hamler, Jamel WR Fresno St. Smith, Tyron OT USC 7 245 Cincinnati Oakland ...... 13 Harper, Jamie RB Clemson Tarrant, Jerrard S G.Tech 7 246 Denver Washington ...... 12 Harris, Brandon DB Miami Todman, Jordan RB Conn. 7 247 Cleveland Atlanta ...... 10 Hill, Will DB Vereen, Shane RB 7 248 Arizona New Orleans ...... 10 Houston, Justin LB Georgia Watt, J.J. DE Wisconsin 7 249 San Francisco Denver ...... 9 Hynoski, Henry FB Pittsburgh Wilkerson, M. DT Temple 7 250 Tennessee NY Jets ...... 5 Ingram, Mark RB Alabama Williams, Aaron DB Texas 7 251 Dallas Houston ...... 4 Jones, Julio WR Alabama Williams, Ryan RB V.Tech 7 252 Washington Cleveland ...... 2 Keiser, Thomas LB Stanford Wilson, Martez LB Illinois 7 253 Houston

2011 PICKS / 2010 REVIEW

PATRIOTS 2011 DRAFT SELECTIONS Round Pick Overall Acquired (Notes) Player Pos. School

1 17 17 From Oakland (A) ______

1 28 28 Assigned Selection ______

2 1 33 From Carolina (B) ______

2 28 60 Assigned Selection ______

3 10 74 From Minnesota (C) ______

3 28 92 Assigned Selection ______

4 28 125 Assigned Selection ______

5 28 159 Assigned Selection ______

6 28 193 Assigned Selection ______

(A) Round 1, Overall Pick 17 – The Patriots acquired Oakland’s 2011 first-round selection during a 2009 of DT . (B) Round 2, Overall Pick 33 – The Patriots acquired Carolina’s 2011 second-round selection during a 2010 draft day trade in exchange for the Patriots 2010 third-round pick (89th pick overall) (WR ). (C) Round 3, Overall Pick 74 – The Patriots acquired Minnesota’s 2011 third-round selection in exchange for WR .

PATRIOTS 2010 DRAFT SELECTIONS Rd. Pick Overall Acquired Player Pos College 1 22 22 Assigned Traded to Denver on April 22, 2010 1 24 24 From Denver Traded to Dallas on April 22, 2010 1 27 27 From Dallas Devin McCourty CB Rutgers 2 10 42 From Oakland TE Arizona A2 12 44 From Jacksonville Traded to Oakland on April 23, 2010 2 15 47 From Tennessee Traded to Arizona on April 23, 2010 2 21 53 Assigned DE Florida 2 26 58 From Arizona Traded to Houston on April 23, 2010 2 30 62 From Houston LB Florida 3 26 89 From Arizona Traded to Carolina on April 23, 2010 3 27 90 From Dallas WR Ohio University 4 15 113 From Denver TE Florida 4 21 119 Assigned Traded to Dallas on April 22, 2010 5 19 150 From Houston Zoltan Mesko P Michigan 6 21 190 Assigned Traded to Oakland on April 23, 2010 *6 36 205 Compensatory OL N.C. State 7 1 208 From Wash. Thomas Welch OL Vanderbilt 7 22 229 Assigned Traded to Washington on April 24, 2010 B7 24 231 From Philadelphia Traded to Washington on April 24, 2010 *7 40 247 Compensatory DL Alabama *7 41 248 Compensatory DL Georgia *7 43 250 Compensatory QB Oklahoma St.

2011 PICKS / 2010 REVIEW

2010 DRAFT NOTES 2010 DRAFT NOTES TRADE 1 The Patriots acquired Denver’s 2010 first-round pick (24th overall used by Dallas to draft WR ) and their 2010 fourth-round pick (113th overall used to draft TE Aaron Hernandez) during a 2010 draft day trade in exchange for the Patriots’ 2010 first-round pick (22nd overall used by Denver to draft WR ).

TRADE 2 The Patriots acquired Dallas’ 2010 first-round pick (27th overall used to draft CB Devin McCourty) and their 2010 third-round pick (90th overall used to draft WR Taylor Price) during a 2010 draft day trade in exchange for the Patriots 2010 first-round pick (24th overall used by Dallas to draft WR Dez Bryant) and a 2010 fourth-round pick (119th overall used by Miami to draft LB A.J.Edds).

TRADE 3 The Patriots acquired Oakland’s 2010 second-round pick (42nd overall used to draft TE Rob Gronkowski) during a 2010 draft day trade in exchange for a 2010 second-round pick (44th overall used by Oakland to draft DE ) and the Patriots’ assigned 2010 sixth-round pick (190th overall used by Oakland to draft LB Travis Goethek).

TARDE 4 The Patriots acquired Arizona’s 2010 second-round pick (58th overall used by Houston to draft RB ) and 2010 third-round pick (89th overall used by Carolina to draft WR Armanti Edwards) during a 2010 draft day trade in exchange for a 2010 second-round pick (47th overall used by Arizona to draft LB ). The Patriots had acquired the 47th overall in a draft day trade in exchange for a 2009 third-round selection ().

TRADE 5 The Patriots acquired Carolina’s 2011 second-round pick during a 2010 draft day trade in exchange for the Patriots third-round pick (89th pick overall).

TRADE 6 The Patriots acquired Houston’s 2010 second-round pick (62nd overall used to draft LB Brandon Spikes) and 2010 fifth-round pick (150th overall used to draft P Zoltan Mesko) during a draft day trade in exchange for the Patriots 2010 second-round pick (58th overall).

TRADE 7 The Patriots acquired Washington’s 2010 seventh-round pick (208th overall used to draft T Thomas Welch) during a 2010 draft day trade in exchange for two Patriots 2010 seventh-round picks (229th overall used by Washington to draft C ) and (231th overall used by Washington to draft T ).

A The Patriots acquired Jacksonville’s 2010 second-round selection during a 2009 draft day trade. The Patriots acquired a 2009 seventh-round selection () and a 2010 second-round selection in exchange for a 2009 third-round selection ().

B The Patriots acquired Philadelphia’s 2010 seventh-round selection in a draft day trade along with WR Greg Lewis in exchange for a 2009 fifth-round selection (Frank Tupou).

* COMPENSATORY SELECTIONS The Patriots received four compensatory draft choices in 2010. The number of picks a team receives equals the net loss of compensatory free agents up to a maximum of four. Prior to the 2009 season, the Patriots lost five compensatory free agents – Heath Evans, , , LaMont Jordan and Lonnie Paxton – while signing one compensatory free agent, Brandon McGowan.

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2011 DRAFT: INSIDE THE NUMBERS 9 1 The Patriots have the third most picks in 2011 with 9, behind The number of offensive players drafted by the Patriots in the San Francisco (12) and Philadelphia (10). first round on the current roster (2005, ). 10 2 The number of times the Patriots have made at least two 2011 marks the second time that the team has owned the 17th selections in the first round of the draft (1973: John Hannah, and 28th picks in the same draft (1999, No. 17 C and Daryl Stingley; 1976: , Pete and No. 28 LB ). Brock and Tim Fox; 1977: and ; 1980: and ; 1982: Ken 2 Sims and ; 1990: Chris Singleton and ; The number of times in the era the Patriots have 1991: and Leonard Russel;1998: Robert Edwards and drafted back-to-back players from the same school (2002: Rohan ; 1999: Damien Woody and Andy Katzenmoyer Davey and , LSU; 2010: Jermaine Cunningham and and 2004: and ). Brandon Spikes, Florida). 11 2 The number of times since 2000 that New England has traded The number of times New England has drafted three players in down in draft-day exchanges (See next page for trade the first round (1973: G John Hannah, RB Sam Cunningham, WR breakdowns). Daryl Stingley; 1976: DB Mike Haynes, C Pete Brock, DB Tim Fox). 12 The total number of picks New England made in each of the last 3 two drafts (2009-2010). The number of times in the Bill Belichick era that New England has made a pick in the top 20 (2001: No. 6 Richard Seymour; 14 2003: No. 13 ; 2008: No. 10 ). The number of draft-day trades New England has made combined in the previous two drafts (2009-2010), seven in each 3 year. The number of times New England has selected three or more 15 players from one school in a single draft since 1967 (1973: Texas The number of times since 2000 that New England has traded A&M – , David Callaway and Homer May; 1974: BC – up in draft-day exchanges (See next page for trade Steve Corbett, Phil Bennet and Gary Hudson and 2010: Florida – breakdowns). Jermaine Cunningham, Brandon Spikes and Aaron Hernandez). 16 4 The number of times since 2000 that New England has made The number of consecutive years the Patriots have taken a draft-day trades involving players and/or future draft defensive player with their first selection in the draft (2007: considerations (See next page for trade breakdowns). ; 2008: Jerod Mayo; 2009: ; 2010: Devin McCourty). 23 The number of compensatory picks the NFL has awarded New 5 England since 2000. The number of defensive players drafted by the Patriots in the first round on the current roster (2003: Ty Warren; 2004: Vince 23 Wilfork; 2007: Brandon Meriweather; 2008: Jerod Mayo; 2010: The number of Boston College players the Patriots have taken in Devin McCourty). their draft history, more than any other school.

5 26 The number of compensatory picks currently on the Patriots The number of compensatory picks the NFL has awarded New roster (2000: 6th round No. 199 – Tom Brady; 2005: 3rd round England since 1994, tied for most in the NFL with Green Bay. No. 100 – ; 2009: 6th round No. 207 – ; 2010: 7th round No. 247 – Brandon Deaderick, 7th round No. 250 41 – Kade Weston). The number of the Patriots have taken all-time in the draft. 6 The number of players New England has drafted from the 42 since 2004 – more than any other school The number of draft-day trades by Bill Belichick in his 11 drafts during that time period (2004: S Gus Scott; 2006: WR Chad with the Patriots. Jackson and LB ; 2010: DE Jermaine Cunningham, LB Brandon Spikes and TE Aaron Hernandez). 1999 The last time New England had two first round selections – coincidentally Nos. 17 and 28. 7 Last year, the Patriots made seven trades on draft weekend and 2004 ended up with 12 total picks. The only year in the Bill Belichick era that New England has not engaged in any draft-day trades.

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DRAFT DAY TRADE UPS – 15 TOTAL 2010 (2) ¾ Acquired Oakland’s 2nd round pick (No. 42 overall – TE Rob Gronkowski) for Patriots’ 2nd round pick (No. 44 overall DT Lamarr Houston) and 6th round pick (No. 190 overall – LB ). ¾ Acquired Washington’s 7th round pick (No. 208 overall – T Thomas Welch) for two Patriots’ 7th round picks (No. 229 overall – C Erik Cook and No. 231 overall – T Selvish Capers). 2009 (2): ¾ Acquired Oakland’s 2nd round pick (No. 40 overall – DL ) for Patriots’ 2nd round pick (No.47 overall – S Michael Mitchell), 4th round pick (No. 124 overall – WR ) and 6th round pick (No. 199 overall – DE Stryker Sulak). ¾ Acquired Baltimore’s 4th round (No. 123 overall – G ) and 6th round (No. 198 overall – LS ) picks for Patriots’ two 5th round picks (No. 137 overall LB – Jason Phillips and No. 141 overall – WR Kenny McKinley, DEN). 2008 (1): Acquired Tampa Bay’s 5th round pick (No. 153 overall – WR ) for Patriots’ 5th round pick (No. 160 overall – QB Josh Johnson) and 7th round pick (No. 238 overall – RB Cory Boyd). 2006 (1): Acquired Green Bay’s 2nd round pick (No. 36 overall – WR ) for Patriots’ 2nd round pick (No. 52 overall – WR ) and 3rd round pick (No. 75 overall – C Jason Spitz). 2005 (1): Acquired Green Bay’s 6th round pick (No. 175 overall – DT Anttaj Hawthorne, OAK) for Patriots 6th round pick (No. 195 overall – WR Craig Bragg) and 7th round pick (No. 246 overall – G Will Whitticker). 2003 (4): ¾ Acquired Chicago’s 1st round pick (No. 13 overall – DT Ty Warren) for Patriots 1st round pick (14) and 6th round pick (193). ¾ Acquired Houston’s 2nd round pick (No. 36 overall CB Eugene Wilson) and 4th round pick (No. 117 overall – DT ) for Patriots’ 2nd round pick (No. 41 overall – TE Ben Joppru) and 3rd round pick (No. 75 overall – T Seth Wand). ¾ Acquired Houston’s 2nd round pick (No. 45 overall – WR ) for Patriots’ 2nd round pick (No. 50 overall – C Ben Nelson, CAR) and 4th round pick (No. 117 overall – DT Dan Klecko). ¾ Acquired Denver’s 4th round pick (No. 120 overall – CB ) for Patriots’ 4th round pick (No. 128 overall – DE Bryant McNeal) and 5th round pick (No. 157 overall – C Ben Claxton). 2002 (2): ¾ Acquired Washington’s 1st round pick (No. 21 overall – TE ) for Patriots 1st round pick (No. 32 overall – QB ), 3rd round pick (No. 96 overall – DT Dorsett Davis) and 7th round pick (No. 234 overall – DE Greg Scott). ¾ Acquired Denver’s 4th round pick (No. 117 overall – QB ) for Patriots’ 4th round pick (No. 131 overall – Sam Brandon) and 5th round pick (No. 144 overall – WR Herb Haygood). 2001 (2): ¾ Acquired Detroit’s 2nd round pick (No. 48 overall – T ) for Patriots’ 2nd round pick (No. 50 overall – C ) and 6th round pick (No. 173 overall – LB Jason Glenn). ¾ Acquired San Diego’s 4th round pick (No. 96 – OL ) for Patriots’ 4th round pick (No. 112 overall – LB Carlos Polk) and 5th round pick (No. 139 overall – LB Zeke Moreno).

DRAFT DAY TRADE DOWNS – 11 TOTAL 2010 (4): ¾ Patriots 1st round pick (No. 22 overall – WR Demaryius Thomas) traded to Denver for 1st round pick (No. 24 overall – WR Dez Bryant, DAL) and a 2010 4th round pick (No. 113 overall – TE Aaron Hernandez). ¾ Patriots 1st round pick (No. 24 overall – WR Dez Bryant) and 4th round pick (No. 119 overall LB AJ Edds, MIA) traded to Dallas for 1st round pick (No. 27 overall – CB Devin McCourty) and 3rd round pick (No. 90 overall – WR Taylor Price) ¾ Patriots 2nd round pick (No. 47 overall – LB Daryl Washington) traded to Arizona for 2nd round pick (No. 58 overall – RB Ben Tate, HOU) and 3rd round pick (No. 89 overall – WR Armanti Edwards, CAR). ¾ Patriots 2nd round pick (No. 58 overall – RB Ben Tate) traded to Houston for 2nd round pick (No. 62 overall – LB Brandon Spikes) and 5th round pick (No. 150 overall – P Zoltan Mesko). 2009 (2): ¾ Patriots 1st round pick (No. 23 overall T ) traded to Baltimore for 1st round pick (No. 26 overall – LB Clay Matthews, GB) and 5th round pick (No. 162 overall – T Jamon Meredith, GB). ¾ Patriots 1st round pick (No. 26 overall – LB Clay Matthews) and 5th round pick (No. 162 overall – T Jamon Meredith) traded to Green Bay for 2nd round pick (No. 41 overall – DB ) and two 3rd round picks (No. 73 overall – RB Derek Cox, JAX and No. 83 overall – WR ). 2008 (1): Patriots 1st round pick (No. 7 overall – DT ) and 5th round pick (No. 164 overall – T Carl Nicks) traded to New Orleans for 1st round pick (No. 10 overall – LB Jerod Mayo) and 3rd round pick (No. 78 overall – LB ). 2003 (1): Patriots 5th round pick (No. 154 overall – S ) and 7th round pick (No. 225 overall – T Todd Williams) traded to Tennessee for a 5th round pick (No. 164 overall – C ), a 6th round pick (No. 201 overall – QB ) and a 7th round pick (No. 243 overall DT ).

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2001 (3): ¾ Patriots 2nd round pick (No. 39 overall – LB ) traded to Pittsburgh for 2nd round pick (No. 50 overall – C Dominic Raiola, DET) and and 4th round pick (No. 112 overall – LB Carlos Polk, SD). ¾ Patriots 3rd round pick (No. 69 overall – DB Eric Kelly) traded to Minnesota for 3rd round pick (No. 86 overall – CB ) and 4th round pick (No. 119 overall – TE ). ¾ Patriots 5th round pick (149) traded to Detroit for 6th round pick (No. 180 overall – TE Arther Love) and 7th round pick (No. 170 overall – K ).

DRAFT DAY TRADES INVOLVING PLAYERS AND/OR FUTURE CONSIDERATIONS – 16 TOTAL 2010 (1): Patriots’ 3rd round pick (No. 89 overall – WR Armanti Edwards) traded to Carolina for 2011 2nd round pick (No. 33 overall). 2009 (3): ¾ Patriots 3rd round pick (No. 73 overall – CB Derek Cox) traded to Jacksonville for 2009 7th round pick (No. 232 overall – WR Julian Edelman) and 2010 2nd round pick (No. 44 overall – DT Lamarr Houston, OAK) ¾ Patriots 3rd round pick (No. 89 overall – TE Jared Cook) traded to Tennessee for 2010 2nd round pick (No. 47 overall – LB Daryl Washington) ¾ Patriots’ CB traded to Philadelphia for two 5th round picks (No. 137 overall – LB Jason Phillips and No. 141 overall – WR Kenny McKinley, DEN). 2008 (1): Patriots 3rd round pick (No. 69 overall – RB Jacob Hester, SD) traded to San Diego for 2009 2nd round pick and 2008 5th round pick (No. 160 overall – QB Josh Johnson). 2007 (3): ¾ Patriots 1st round pick (No. 28 overall – T ) traded to San Francisco for 2008 1st round pick (No. 7 overall – DT Sedrick Ellis, NO) and 2007 4th round pick (No. 110 overall – CB John Bowie, OAK). ¾ Patriots 3rd round pick (No. 91 overall – T Mario Henderson) traded to Oakland in exchange for 2007 7th round pick (No. 211 overall – LB ) and a 2008 3rd round pick (No. 69 overall – RB Jacob Hester, SD). ¾ Patriots 4th round pick (No. 110 overall – CB John Bowie) traded to Oakland for Randy Moss. 2005 (3): ¾ Patriots 2nd round pick (No. 64 overall – T Adam Terry) traded to Baltimore for 2005 3rd round pick (No. 84 overall – CB Ellis Hobbs), 2005 6th round pick (No. 175 overall – DT Anttaj Hawthorne) and 2006 3rd round pick (No. 75 overall – OL Jason Spitz, GB). ¾ Patriots 5th round (No. 145 overall – QB Dan Orlovsky) and 6th round (No. 206 overall – DE Jonathan Goddard) picks traded to Detroit for 2006 4th round pick (No. 106 overall – FB ). ¾ Patriots 6th round pick (No. 175 overall – LB Anttaj Hawthorne) traded to Oakland for 2005 7th round pick (No. 230 overall – QB ) and 2006 5th round pick (No. 135 Overall – T Ryan O’Callaghan). 2003 (1): Patriots 1st round pick (No. 19 overall – QB ) traded to Baltimore for 2003 2nd round pick (No. 41 overall – TE Bennie Joppru) and 2004 1st round pick (No. 21 overall – DL Vince Wilfork). 2002 (2): ¾ Patriots’ QB traded to Buffalo for 2003 1st round pick (No. 14 overall – DE Michale Haynes, CHI). ¾ Patriots 5th round pick (No. 168 overall – DB Ralph Hunter) traded to Dallas for 2002 7th round pick (No. 237 overall – RB Antoine Womack) and 2003 5th round pick (No. 154 overall – FS Donnie Nickey, TEN). 2001 (1): Patriots 6th round pick (No. 170 overall – G Chad Ward) traded to Jacksonville for 2002 5th round pick (No. 144 overall – WR Herb Haygood, DEN). 2000 (1): Patriots 7th round pick (No. 212 overall – QB Tim Rattay) traded to traded to San Francisco for 2001 6th round pick (No. 173 overall – LB Jason Glenn, DET).

PATRIOTS DRAFT NOTES

PAST FIRST-ROUND PICKS ROUND-BY-ROUND ROSTER BREAKDOWN The Patriots first-round draft choices since the AFL/NFL drafting As of April 7, nine of the 76 players on the Patriots roster were merger in 1967 are listed below. The Patriots made multiple drafted in the first round. Six of those nine first-rounders were first-round picks in 2004, 1999, 1998, 1991, 1990, 1980, 1977, selected by the Patriots. Thirty-one of the Patriots’ 76 players as 1976 and 1973. New England did not make a first-round pick in of April 1 were not drafted and entered the NFL as rookie free 2009, 2000, 1974 or 1972. Players currently on the Patriots agents. roster are listed in bold. *Scheduled to be unrestricted free agents

ALL-TIME PATRIOTS FIRST-ROUND PICKS First Round (9 Players) Sixth Round (3) Year Player Pick Pos School Logan Mankins Tom Brady 2010 Devin McCourty 27 CB Rutgers Jerod Mayo Thomas Clayton (SF) 2008 Jerod Mayo 10 LB Tennessee Devin McCourty Myron Pryor

2007 Brandon Meriweather 24 DB Miami (Fla.) Brandon Meriweather Seventh Round (8) 2006 21 RB Minnesota (JAX) Tully Banta-Cain 2005 Logan Mankins 32 G Fresno State *Fred Taylor (JAX) Josh Barrett (DEN) 2004a Vince Wilfork 21 DL Miami (Fla.) * (CLE) Landon Cohem (DET) 2004b Benjamin Watson 32 TE Georgia Ty Warren Brandon Deaderick 2003 Ty Warren 13 DT Texas A&M Vince Wilfork Julian Edelman 2002 Daniel Graham 21 TE Colorado Jarrad Page (KC) 2001 Richard Seymour 6 DT Georgia Second Round (11) 1999a Damien Woody 17 C Boston College Ron Brace Kade Weston 1999b Andy Katzenmoyer 28 LB Ohio State 1998a Robert Edwards 18 RB Georgia Darius Butler Undrafted Players (31) 1998b Tebucky Jones 22 DB Syracuse Patrick Chung Thomas Austin 1997 Chris Canty 29 CB Kansas State (ATL) Jermaine Cunningham Leigh Bodden 1996 7 WR Ohio State Sergio Brown * 1995 23 CB Michigan Carson Butler 1994 Willie McGinest 4 LB Southern Cal Rob Gronkowski Tony Carter 1993 Drew Bledsoe 1 QB Washington State *Matt Light Dan Connolly 1992 13 G Brandon Spikes 1991a Pat Harlow 11 T Southern Cal Buddy Farnham 1991b 14 RB Arizona State Third Round (3) 1990a Chris Singleton 8 LB Arizona Nick Kaczur *Shane Graham 1990b Ray Agnew 10 DE N.C. State Taylor Price BenJarvus Green-Ellis 1989 16 WR Oklahoma State Brandon Tate

1988 John Stephens 17 RB Northwestern Fourth Round (5) Brian Hoyer Darnell Jenkins 1987 23 T Louisville 1986 26 RB S. Methodist Aaron Hernandez 1985 28 C BYU Mark LeVoir Rich Ohrnberger Bret Lockett 1984 1 WR Nebraska James Sanders 1983 15 QB Illinois 1982 Ken Sims 1 DE Texas *Brandon McGowan Fifth Round (6) 1981 19 T Stanford Eric Moore 1980a Roland James 14 DB Tennessee Dan Koppen Marques Murrell 1980b Vagas Ferguson 25 RB Notre Dame Zoltan Mesko Thad Turner 1979 25 DB South Carolina *Sammy Morris (BUF) Ross Ventrone 1978 18 G Alabama (NO) 1977a Raymond Clayborn 16 DB Texas *Quinn Ojinnaka (ATL) Matthew Slater *Tracy White 1977b Stanley Morgan 25 WR Tennessee

1976a Mike Haynes 5 DB Arizona State Mike Wright 1976b Pete Brock 12 C Colorado 1976c Tim Fox 21 DB Ohio State A LOOK AHEAD TO THE 2012 DRAFT 1975 16 TE Oregon PATRIOTS 2012 DRAFT SELECTIONS 1973a John Hannah 4 G Alabama Round How Acquired 1973b Sam Cunningham 11 RB Southern Cal 1 ...... Assigned 1973c 19 WR Purdue 2 ...... Assigned 1971 1 QB Stanford 3 ...... Assigned 1970 Phil Olsen 4 DT Utah State 4 ...... Assigned 1969 6 SE Florida State 5 ...... Assigned 6 ...... Traded to Philadelphia. for Tracy White and a 2010 1968 Dennis Byrd 6 DT N.C. State th 1967 John Charles 21 DB Purdue 7 round selection 7a ...... Traded to Kansas City for S Jarad Page PATRIOTS FIRST-ROUND PICKS BY POSITION 7b ...... Traded to Minnesota in the Randy Moss traded Guard ...... 4 ...... 11 (pick originally obtained from Philadelphia through the trade for ...... 3 Defensive Line ...... 7 Tracy White in 2010). ...... 7 ...... 4 ...... 6 Defense ...... 22 ...... 3 Center ...... 3 ...... 3 Offense ...... 29

HISTORY OF #17 AND #28

HISTORY OF #17 HISTORY OF #28

PATRIOTS AT #17: The Patriots have selected at No. 17 two PATRIOTS AT #28: The Patriots have used the 28th overall times in team history, drafting C Damien Woody out of Boston pick twice in team history, selecting C Trevor Matich from BYU in College in 1999 and RB John Stephens out of Northwestern (La.) 1985 and LB Andy Katzenmoyer from Ohio State in 1999. State in 1988. NOTABLE PICKS: CB played 20 seasons with NOTABLE PICKS: G was a first round pick of the Washington Redskins (1983-2002) and is a member of the the Oakland Raiders in 1967. He is a member of the Hall of Hall of Fame. He was a 7-time player, a 4-time all-pro Fame, who played in six Pro Bowls and was a member of two selection and a member of two Super Bowl championship teams. Super Bowl championship teams. He also served as Executive Director of the Player’s Union following his playing career. RB Year Player Team Pos. School was a first round pick of the in 1967 Bob Grim Vikings WR Oregon State 1990. He is the NFL’s all-time leading rusher and a member of 1968 Bill Staley Bengals DT Utah State the Hall of Fame. He is the only player to be named MVP, win a 1969 Ernie Calloway Eagles DT Texas Southern rushing crown, a Super Bowl and be named the Super Bowl MVP 1970 Ron Shanklin Steelers WR North Texas in the same season (1993). G Steve Hutchison was a first 1971 Jim Harrison Bears RB Missouri round pick by Seattle, who now plays with Minnesota. He is a 7- 1972 Ralph McGill 49ers DB Tulsa time Pro Bowl player and 6-time first team all-pro. 1973 Guy Morriss Eagles C TCU 1974 Tom Mullen Giants G Missouri St. Year Player Team Pos School 1975 Monte Jackson Rams DB San Diego St. 1967 Gene Upshaw Raiders G Texas A&M – Kingsville 1976 Steelers TE Clemson 1968 Lee White Jets RB Weber State 1977 Ezra Johnson Packers DE Morris Brown 1969 John Shinners Saints G Xavier 1978 Cowboys DT Michigan State 1970 Bruce Taylor 49ers DB Boston U. 1979 Steelers RB Baylor 1971 Norm Thompson Cardinals DB Utah 1980 Steelers QB Arizona State 1972 Eldridge Small Giants DB Texas A&M – Kingsville 1981 Bills RB Penn State 1973 Lions DE Texas A&M – Kingsville 1982 Leo Wisniewski Colts NT Penn State 1974 Fred McNeil Vikings LB UCLA 1983 Darrell Green Redskins DB Texas A&M – Kingsville 1975 Louis Wright Broncos DB San Jose St. 1984 Bengals T North Carolina 1976 Dolphins LB Zrizona State 1985 Trevor Matich Patriots C BYU 1977 Robert Jackson Browns LB Texas A&M 1986 Jackie Walker Buccaneers LB Jackson State 1978 Doug Williams Buccaneers QB Grambling St. 1987 Mark Ingram Giants WR Michigan State 1979 Don Smith Falcons NT Miami (FL) 1988 Marcus Cotton Falcons LB USC 1980 Johnnie Johnson Rams DB Texas 1989 Keith DeLong 49ers LB Tennessee 1981 Steelers DE Oklahoma 1990 Reggie Rembert Jets WR West Virginia 1982 Buccaneers G Penn State 1991 Mike Dumas Oilers DB Indiana 1983 Leonard Smith Cardinals DB McNeese St. 1992 Darryl Williams Bengals FS Miami 1984 Cardinals WR Tennessee 1993 Thomas Smith Bills CB North Carolina 1985 Kevin Brooks Cowboys DE Michigan 1994 William Floyd 49ers FB Florida State 1986 Tim Green Falcons LB Syracuse 1995 Buccaneers OLB Florida State 1987 Bengals DE BYU 1996 Jerome Woods Chiefs DB Memphis 1988 John Stephens Patriots RB NorthwesternSt. (La.) 1997 Broncos DT Clemson 1989 Joe Wolf Cardinals G Boston College 1998 R.W. McQuarters 49ers CB Oklahoma St. 1990 Emmitt Smith Cowboys RB Florida 1999 Andy Katzenmoyer Patriots MLB Ohio State 1991 Bobby Wilson Redskins DT Michigan State 2000 Rob Morris Colts LB BYU 1992 Cowboys CB Texas A&M 2001 Raiders DB Florida State 1993 Tom Carter Redskins CB Notre Dame 2002 Seahawks TE Washington 1994 Charles Johnson Steelers WR Colorado 2003 Titans CB Oklahoma 1995 Giants RB Michigan 2004 Panthers CB Ohio State 1996 Reggie Brown Lions OLB Texas A&M 2005 Luis Castillo Chargers DE Northwestern 1997 Kenard Lang Redskins DE Miami 2006 Jaguars TE UCLA 1998 Bengals ILB North Carolina 2007 Joe Staley 49ers OT Central Michigan 1999 Damien Woody Patriots C Boston College 2008 Seahawks DE USC 2000 Raiders K Florida State 2009 Bills C Louisville 2001 Steve Hutchison Seahwaks G Michigan 2010 Dolphins DE Penn State 2002 Raiders CB Miami (FL) 2003 Cardinals WR Penn State 2004 D.J. Williams Broncos OLB Miami (FL) A YEAR AGO AT #28 – DE JARED ODRICK 2005 Bengals LB Georgia The used the 28th pick to select DE Jared Odrick 2006 Vikings LB Iowa from Penn State. Odrick started the first game of the season but 2007 Broncos DE Florida injured his ankle and missed the rest of his rookie season. 2008 Lions T Boston College 2009 Josh Freeman Buccaneers QB Kansas State 2010 49ers G Idaho

A YEAR AGO AT #17 – G MIKE IUPATI

Last year, the used the 17th pick to select G

Mike Iupati from Idaho. He started all 16 games for the 49ers at

left guard and was named to the all-rookie team by the pro

football writers association.

HISTORY OF #33 AND #60

HISTORY OF #33 HISTORY OF #60

PATRIOTS AT #33: The Patriots have never owned the 33rd PATRIOTS AT #60: The Patriots have selected at No. 60 two pick in the NFL draft, but they've made a few notable selections times in team history, selecting LB from in that general area, taking guard Logan Mankins with the 32nd Angelo State in 1982 and WR Aaron Marsh from Eastern pick in 2005 and safety Patrick Chung with the 34th pick in 2009. Kentucky in 1968.

NOTABLE PICKS: Notable selections at No. 33 include LB Ted NOTABLE PICKS: Pittsburgh selected Pittsburgh QB Kordell Hendricks (1969), DE Fred Dean (1975), QB Stewart with the 60th pick in 1995. Stewart is ranked second in (1991) and WR Isaac Bruce (1994). Hendricks enjoyed a the NFL to (43) with 38 rushing as a Hall of Fame career with Baltimore (1969-73), Green Bay (1974) quarterback. He set an NFL record with an 80-yard and Oakland (1975-83). He went to 8 Pro Bowls and won four run in 1996. He earned the nickname “Slash” for his ability to Super Bowls (three with Oakland and one with Baltimore). Dean play multiple positions. New Orleans drafted LB Pat Swilling enjoyed a Hall of Fame career with San Diego and San Francisco with the 60th pick in 1986. Swilling went on to have five Pro Bowl seasons. and went to four Pro Bowls, was named an All-Pro two times and was a member of two Super Bowl Championships. Favre played Year Player Team Pos. School 20 years in the NFL and is the all-time leader in passing yards 1967 Paul Naumoff Lions LB Tennessee (71,838) and touchdowns (508). He was a 3-time NFL MVP and 1968 Aaron Marsh Patriots WR Eastern Kentucky a Pro Bowl player 11 times. Bruce is third all-time in receiving 1969 Vern Vanoy Giants DT Kansas yards with 15,208 and was a 3-time Pro Bowl player. 1970 Chip Bennett Bengals Abilene Christian 1971 Steve Davis Steelers RB Delaware St. 1972 Bob Kuziel Saints C Pittsburgh Year Player Team Pos. School 1973 Timothy Stokes Rams T Oregon 1967 Willie Ellison Rams RB Texas Southern 1974 Steve George Cardinals DT Houston 1968 Charlie West Vikings DB Texas 1975 Andrew Jones Saints RB Washington St. 1969 Ted Hendricks Colts LB Miami (FL) 1976 Dewey Salmon Buccaneers LB Oklahoma 1970 Jim Corrigall Cardinals Kent State 1977 Steelers DE Virginia Tech 1971 Ken Burrow Falcons WR San Diego St. 1978 Barry Benett Bills DT Mississippi St. 1972 Kelvin Korver Raiders DT Northwestern(La) 1979 Jerry Eckwood Buccaneers RB Arkansas 1973 Gary Huff Bears QB Florida State 1980 John Sinnott Cardinals T Brown 1974 Greg Kindle Cardinals T Tennessee St. 1981 Ben Rudolphs Jets DT Long Beach St. 1975 Fred Dean Chargers DE Louisiana Tech 1982 Clayton Weishuhn Patriots LB Angelo State 1976 Shafer Suggs Jets DB Ball State 1983 Clint Sampson Broncos WR San Diego St. 1977 Wesley Walker Jets WR California 1984 Rusty Russell Eagles T South Carolina 1978 J.T. Taylor Saints T Missouri 1985 Tim Meamber Vikings LB Washington 1979 Greg Roberts Buccaneers G Oklahoma 1986 Pat Swilling Saints DE Georgia Tech 1980 Doug Marsh Cardinals TE Michigan 1987 David Brandon Bills LB Memphis 1981 Neil Lomax Cardinals QB Portland St. 1988 Quinn Early Chargers WR Iowa 1982 Bruce Scholtz Seahawks LB Texas 1989 Naz Worthen Chiefs WR N.C. State 1983 Mike Richardson Bears DB Arizona St. 1990 Leo Goeas Chargers T Hawaii 1984 Mike Guendling Chargers LB Northwestern 1991 Aaron Craver Dolphins RB Fresno State 1985 Tory Nixon Redskins DB San Diego St. 1992 Todd Kinchen Rams WR LSU 1986 Darryl Clack Cowboys RB Arizona State 1993 Lamar Thomas Buccaneers WR Miami 1987 Roland Mitchell Bills DB Texas Tech 1994 Jeremy Nunley Oilers DE Alabama 1988 49ers DE Miami 1995 Kordell Stewart Steelers QB Colorado 1989 Danny Peebles Buccaneers WR NC Stae 1996 Jaguars C Georgia Tech 1990 Ron Cox Bears LB Fresno State 1997 Packers DB William & Mary 1991 Brett Favre Falcons QB Southern Mississippi 1998 Charlie Batch Lions QB Eastern Michigan 1992 Marquez Pope Chargers DB Fresno State 1999 Jermaine Fazande Chargers RB Oklahoma 1993 Ryan McNeil Lions CB Miami 2000 Brad Meester Jaguars G Northern Iowa 1994 Isaac Bruce Rams WR Memphis 2001 Andre Dyson Titans DB Utah 1995 Matt O’Dwyer Jets G Northwestern 2002 Anton Palepoi Seahawks DE Nevada-Las Vegas 1996 Tony Brackens Jaguars DE Texas 2003 Titans WR Middle Tennesee St. 1997 Rob Kelly Saints DB Ohio State 2004 Courtney Watson Saints MLB Notre Dame 1998 Corey Chavous Cardinals CB Vanderbilt 2005 Colts DB Illinois 1999 Charles Fisher Bengals CB West Virginia 2006 Maurice Jones-Drew Jaguars RB UCLA 2000 Darren Howard Saints DE Kansas State 2007 Samson Satele Dolphins C Hawaii 2001 Browns WR Kansas State 2008 Pat Lee Packers CB Auburn 2002 Jabar Gaffney Texans WR Florida 2009 William Beatty Giants T 2003 Eric Steinbach Bengals G Iowa 2010 Seahawks WR Notre Dame 2004 Karlos Dansby Cardinals OLB Auburn 2005 David Baas 49ers G Michigan 2006 DeMeco Ryans Texans MLB Alabama A YEAR AGO AT #60 – WR GOLDEN TATE 2007 Cardinals DT Michigan The selected wide receiver Golden Tate out of 2008 Donnie Avery Rams WR Houston Notre Dame with the 60th pick in the 2010 NFL Draft. Tate 2009 Louis Delmas Lions DB Western Michigan played in 11 games, missing five due to injury, and caught 21 2010 Rams T Indiana passes for 227 yards and returned 16 punts for 202 yards and a 12.6-yard average. A YEAR AGO AT #33 – T Rodger Saffold

With the 33rd overall pick in 2010 draft, the St. Louis Rams selected T Rodger Saffold from Indiana. Saffold started all 16 games at left tackle for the Rams.

DRAFT ORDER AS OF APRIL 7

FIRST ROUND THIRD ROUND 1-1-1 Carolina 3-1-65 Carolina 1-2-2 Denver 3-2-66 Cincinnati 1 -3-3 Buffalo 3-3-67 Denver 1-4-4 Cincinnati 3-4-68 Buffalo 1-5-5 Arizona 3-5-69 Arizona 1-6-6 Cleveland 3-6-70 Cleveland 1-7-7 San Francisco 3-7-71 Dallas 1-8-8 Tennessee 3-8-72 New Orleans from Washington 1-9-9 Dallas 3-9-73 Houston 1-10-10 Washington 3-10-74 New England from Minnesota 1-11-11 Houston 3-11-75 Detroit 1-12-12 Minnesota 3-12-76 San Francisco 1-13-13 Detroit 3-13-77 Tennessee 1-14-14 St. Louis 3-14-78 St. Louis 1-15-15 Miami 3-15-79 Miami 1-16-16 Jacksonville 3-16-80 Jacksonville 1-17-17 New England from Oakland 3-17-81 Oakland 1-18-18 San Diego 3-18-82 San Diego 1-19-19 Giants 3-19-83 1-20-20 Tampa Bay 3-20-84 Tampa Bay 1-21-21 Kansas City 3-21-85 Philadelphia 1-22-22 Indianapolis 3-22-86 Kansas City 1-23-23 Philadelphia 3-23-87 Indianapolis 1-24-24 New Orleans 3-24-88 New Orleans 1-25-25 Seattle 3-25-89 San Diego from Seattle 1-26-26 Baltimore 3-26-90 Baltimore 1-27-27 Atlanta 3-27-91 Atlanta 1-28-28 New England 3-28-92 New England 1-29-29 Chicago 3-29-93 Chicago 1-30-30 3-30-94 New York Jets 1-31-31 Pittsburgh 3-31-95 Pittsburgh 1-32-32 Green Bay 3-32-96 Green Bay SECOND ROUND 3-33-97 Carolina (Compensatory Selection) 2-1-33 New England from Carolina FOURTH ROUND 2-2-34 Buffalo 4-1-98 Carolina 2-3-35 Cincinnati 4-2-99 Seattle from Denver through New England 2-4-36 Denver 4-3-100 Buffalo 2-5-37 Cleveland 4-4-101 Cincinnati 2-6-38 Arizona 4-5-102 Cleveland 2-7-39 Tennessee 4-6-103 Arizona 2-8-40 Dallas 4-7-104 Philadelphia from Washington 2-9-41 Washington 4-8-105 Houston 4-9-106 Minnesota 2-10-42 Houston 4-10-107 Detroit 2-11-43 Minnesota 4-11-108 San Francisco 2-12-44 Detroit 4-12-109 Tennessee 2-13-45 San Francisco 4-13-110 Dallas 2-14-46 Denver from Miami 4-14-111 Miami 2-15-47 St. Louis 4-15-112 St. Louis 2-16-48 Oakland 4-16-113 Oakland 2-17-49 Jacksonville 4-17-114 Jacksonville 2-18-50 San Diego 4-18-115 San Francisco from San Diego 2-19-51 Tampa Bay 4-19-116 Tampa Bay 2-20-52 N.Y. Giants 4-20-117 N.Y. Giants 2-21-53 Indianapolis 4-21-118 Kansas City 2-22-54 Philadelphia 4-22-119 Indianapolis 2-23-55 Kansas City 4-23-120 Philadelphia 2-24-56 New Orleans 4-24-121 Jacksonville from New Orleans 2-25-57 Seattle 4-25-122 Buffalo from Seattle 2-26-58 Baltimore 4-26-123 Baltimore 2-27-59 Atlanta 4-27-124 Atlanta 2-28-60 New England 4-28-125 New England 4-29-126 New York Jets 2-29-61 San Diego from New York Jets 4-30-127 Chicago 2-30-62 Chicago 4-31-128 Pittsburgh 2-31-63 Pittsburgh 4-32-129 Green Bay 2-32-64 Green Bay 4-33-130 Tennessee (Compensatory Selection) 4-34-131 Green Bay (Compensatory Selection

DRAFT ORDER AS OF APRIL 7

FIFTH ROUND SIXTH ROUND (continued) 5-1-132 Carolina 6-34-199 Kansas City (Compensatory Selection) 5-2-133 Buffalo 6-35-200 Minnesota (Compensatory Selection) 5-3-134 Cincinnati 6-36-201 San Diego (Compensatory Selection) 5-4-135 Kansas City from Denver through Tampa Bay 6-37-202 New York Giants (Compensatory Selection) 5-5-136 Arizona 6-38-203 Carolina (Compensatory Selection) 5-6-137 Cleveland SEVENTH ROUND 5-7-138 Houston 7-1-204 Green Bay from Carolina 5-8-139 Minnesota 7-2-205 Detroit from Denver forfeited 5-9-140 Kansas City from Detroit 7-3-206 Buffalo 5-10-141 San Francisco 7-4-207 Cincinnati 5-11-142 Tennessee 7-5-208 New York Jets from Arizona 5-12-143 Dallas 7-6-209 Seattle from Cleveland 5-13-144 Washington 7-7-210 Atlanta from Detroit 5-14-145 St. Louis 7-8-211 San Francisco 5-15-146 Miami 7-9-212 Tennessee 5-16-147 Jacksonville 7-10 Dallas exercised in Supplemental Draft 5-17-148 Oakland 7-11-213 Washington 5-18-149 Philadelphia from San Diego 7-12-214 Houston 5-19-150 Minnesota from New York Giants 7-13-215 Minnesota 5-20-151 Tampa Bay 7-14-216 St. Louis 5-21-152 Indianapolis 7-15-217 Miami 5-22-153 Philadelphia 7-16-218 Miami from Jacksonville 5-23-154 Detroit from Kansas City 7-17-219 Oakland 5-24-155 Washington from New Orleans 7-18-220 Dallas from San Diego 5-25-156 Seattle 7-19-221 New York Giants 5-26-157 Seattle from Baltimore 7-20-222 Tampa Bay 5-27-158 Atlanta 7-21-223 Kansas City 5-28-159 New England 7-22-224 Washington from Indianapolis 5-29-160 Chicago 7-23-225 Baltimore from Philadelphia 5-30-161 New York Jets 7-24-226 New Orleans 5-31-162 Pittsburgh 7-25-227 Philadelphia from Seattle 5-32-163 Green Bay 7-26-228 St. Louis from Baltimore 5-33-164 Baltimore (Compensatory Selection) 7-27-229 Atlanta 5-34-165 Baltimore (Compensatory Selection) 7-28-230 Atlanta from New England SIXTH ROUND 7-29 Chicago exercised in Supplemental Draft 6-1-166 Carolina 7-30-231 San Francisco from New York Jets through Detroit 6-2-167 Cincinnati 7-31-232 Pittsburgh 6-3-168 Cleveland from Denver 7-32-233 Green Bay 6-4-169 Buffalo 7-30-234 San Diego (Compensatory Selection) 6-5-170 Cleveland 7-31-235 Miami (Compensatory Selection) 6-6-171 Arizona 7-32-236 Minnesota (Compensatory Selection) 6-7-172 Minnesota 7-33-237 Philadelphia (Compensatory Selection) 6-8-173 Seattle from Detroit 7-34-238 Tampa Bay (Compensatory Selection) 6-9-174 San Francisco 7-35-239 San Francisco (Compensatory Selection) 6-10-175 Tennessee 7-36-240 Philadelphia (Compensatory Selection) 6-11-176 Dallas 7-37-241 Oakland (Compensatory Selection) 6-12-177 Washington 7-38-242 Seattle (Compensatory Selection) 6-13-178 Houston 7-39-243 New Orleans (Compensatory Selection) 6-14-179 Miami 7-40-244 Carolina (Compensatory Selection) 6-15-180 Baltimore from St. Louis 7-41-245 Buffalo (Compensatory Selection) 6-16-181 Oakland 7-42-246 Cincinnati (Compensatory Selection) 6-17-182 Jacksonville 7-43-247 Denver (Compensatory Selection) 6-18-183 San Diego 7-44-248 Cleveland (Compensatory Selection) 6-19-184 Arizona from Tampa Bay from Philadelphia 7-45-249 Arizona (Compensatory Selection) 6-20-185 New York Giants 7-46-250 San Francisco (Compensatory Selection) 6-21-186 Denver from Philadelphia through Detroit 7-47-251 Tennessee (Compensatory Selection) 6-22-187 Tampa Bay from Kansas City 7-48-252 Dallas (Compensatory Selection) 6-23-188 Indianapolis 7-49-253 Washington (Compensatory Selection) 6-24-189 Denver from New Orleans through New England 7-50-254 Houston (Compensatory Selection) 6-25-190 San Francisco from Seattle 6-26-191 Baltimore 6-27-192 Atlanta 6-28-193 New England 6-29-194 New York Jets 6-30-195 Chicago 6-31-196 Pittsburgh 6-32-197 Green Bay 6-33-198 New York Giants (Compensatory Selection)