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JAGUARS ALL-TIME DRAFT CHOICES 1995 EXPANSION DRAFT 2000 2007 (February 15, 1995; alternated choices with (drafted 29th) (drafted alternately 17-16-15-14-13-20-19) Carolina) RD PLAYER POS COLLEGE PICK RD PLAYER POS COLLEGE PICK (Draft round, position, player, former team) 1. QB Steve 1 R. Jay Soward WR Southern Cal. 29 1 Reggie Nelson FS Florida 21 Beuerlein, Arizona; 2. CB Corey Raymond, N.Y. Giants; 2 Brad Meester G/C Northern Iowa 60 2 Justin Durant LB Hampton 48 3. OT Jeff Novak, Miami; 4. DE John Duff, L.A. Raiders; 3 T.J. Slaughter MLB Southern Miss. 92 3 Mike Sims-Walker WR Central Florida 79 5. LB Keith Goganious, Buffalo; 6. LB Mark Williams, 4 Joe Chustz OT Louisiana Tech 123 4a Adam Podlesh P Maryland 101 Green Bay; 7. CB Al Jackson, Philadelphia; 8. C/OG 5 Kiwaukee Thomas CB Ga. Southern 159 4b Brian Smith DE Missouri 113 Mark Tucker, Arizona; 9. DT Paul Frase, N.Y. Jets; 10. G 6 Emanuel Smith WR Arkansas 196 5a Uche Nwaneri G Purdue 149 Tom Myslinski, Chicago; 11. WR Willie Jackson, Dallas; 7a Erik Olson S Colorado St. 236 5b Josh Gattis S Wake Forest 150 12 DB Othello Henderson, New Orleans; 13. LB Santo 7b Rob Meier DE Washington St. 241 5c Derek Landri DT Notre Dame 166 Stephens, Cincinnati; 14. DB Darren Carrington, San 7c Shyrone Stith RB Virginia Tech 243 7a John Broussard WR San Jose St. 229 Diego; 15. DB Michael Davis, Houston; 16. DB Dave 7d Danny Clark LB Illinois 245 7b Chad Nkang LB Elon 251 Thomas, Dallas; 17. RB Mazio Royster, Tampa Bay; 18. 7e Mark Baniewicz OT Syracuse 247 7c Andrew Carnahan OT Arizona State 252 FB Le’Shai Maston, Houston; 19. WR Charles Davenport, Pittsburgh; 20. S Monty Grow, Kansas City; 21. RB Marcus 2001 2008 Wilson, Green Bay; 22. LB Brant Boyer, Miami; 23. S (drafted alternately 13-11-12) (drafted 26th) Harry Colon, Detroit; 24. TE Derek Brown, N.Y. Giants; RD PLAYER POS COLLEGE PICK RD PLAYER POS COLLEGE PICK 25. LB James Williams, New Orleans; 26. G Eugene 1 Marcus Stroud DT Georgia 13 1 Derrick Harvey DE Florida 8 Chung, New England; 27. RB Reggie Cobb, Green Bay; 28. 2 Maurice Williams OT Michigan 43 2 Quentin Groves DE Auburn 52 WR Desmond Howard, Washington; 29. WR Kelvin Martin, 3a Eric Westmoreland LB Tennessee 73 5a Thomas Williams LB Southern Cal. 155 Seattle; 30. WR Cedric Tillman, Denver; 31. DB Rogerick 3b James Boyd S Penn State 94 5a Trae Williams DB South Florida 159 Green, Tampa Bay 5 David Leaverton P Tennessee 142 7 Chauncey Washington RB Southern Cal. 213 6 Chad Ward G Washington 170 1995 7a Anthony Denman LB Notre Dame 213 2009 (drafted alternately 2-1) 7b Marlon McCree S Kentucky 233 (drafted alternately 8-7) RD PLAYER POS COLLEGE PICK 7c Richmond Flowers WR Tenn.-Chatt. 235 RD PLAYER POS COLLEGE PICK 1a Tony Boselli OT Southern Cal. 2 7d Randy Chevrier LS/DT McGill (Quebec) 241 1 Eugene Monroe OT Virginia 8 1b James Stewart RB Tennessee 19 2 Eben Britton OT Arizona 39 2a Brian DeMarco OT Michigan St. 40 2002 3a Terrance Knighton DT Temple 72 2b Bryan Schwartz MLB Augustana (S.D.) 64 (drafted alternately 9-8-11-10) 3b Derek Cox CB William & Mary 73 3 Chris Hudson S Colorado 71 RD PLAYER POS COLLEGE PICK 4 Mike Thomas WR Arizona 107 4a Rob Johnson QB Southern Cal. 99 1 John Henderson DT Tennessee 9 5 Jarett Dillard WR Rice 144 4b Mike Thompson DT Wisconsin 123 2 Mike Pearson OT Florida 40 6 Zach Miller TE Nebraska-Omaha 180 5 Ryan Christopherson FB Wyoming 169 3 Akin Ayodele LB Purdue 89 7a Rashad Jennings RB Liberty 250 6 Marcus Price OT Louisiana St. 172 4a David Garrard QB East Carolina 108 7b Tiquan Underwood WR Rutgers 253 7 Curtis Marsh WR Utah 219 4b Chris Luzar TE Virginia 118 6 Clenton Ballard DT SW Texas St. 180 2010 1996 7a Kendall Newson WR Middle Tenn. St. 222 (drafted alternately 10-12-11) (drafted alternately 2-3) 7b Steve Smith CB Oregon 247 RD PLAYER POS COLLEGE PICK RD PLAYER POS COLLEGE PICK 7c Hayden Epstein PK Michigan 248 1 Tyson Alualu DT California 10 1 Kevin Hardy LB Illinois 2 3 D'Anthony Smith DT Louisiana Tech 74 2a Tony Brackens DE Texas 33 2003 5a Larry Hart DE Central Arkansas 143 2b Michael Cheever C Georgia Tech 60 (drafted alternately 8-7) 5b Austen Lane DE Murray State 153 3 Aaron Beasley CB West Virginia 63 RD PLAYER POS COLLEGE PICK 6a Deji Karim RB/KR Southern Illinois 180 4 Reggie Barlow WR Alabama St. 110 1 Byron Leftwich QB Marshall 7 6b Scotty McGee RS/CB James Madison 203 5 Jimmy Herndon OT Houston 146 2 Rashean Mathis DB Beth.-Cookman 39 6a John Fisher SS Missouri Western 170 3 Vince Manuwai G Hawaii 72 2011 6b Chris Doering WR Florida 185 4a George Wrighster TE Oregon 104 (drafted alternately 16-17) 7a Clarence Jones WR Tennesse St. 227 4b LaBrandon Toefield RB Louisiana St. 132 RD PLAYER POS COLLEGE PICK 7b Gregory Spann WR Jackson St. 228 6a Brandon Green DE Rice 176 1 Blaine Gabbert QB Missouri 10 6b David Young S Ga. Southern 179 3 Will Rackley G/C Lehigh 76 1997 6c Marques Ogden OT Howard 193 4a Cecil Shorts III WR/RS Mount Union 114 (drafted alternately 21-20-19-18-17) 7 Malaefou MacKenzie FB Southern Cal. 218 4a Chris Prosinski S Wyoming 121 RD PLAYER POS COLLEGE PICK 5 Rod Issac CB Middle Tenn. State 147 1 Renaldo Wynn DT Notre Dame 21 2004 2 Mike Logan S West Virginia 50 (drafted alternately 9-8-7-6) 2012 3 James Hamilton LB North Carolina 79 RD PLAYER POS COLLEGE PICK (drafted alternately 7-6) 4 Seth Payne DT Cornell 114 1 Reggie Williams WR Washington 9 RD PLAYER POS COLLEGE PICK 5 Damon Jones TE Southern Illinois 147 2a Daryl Smith LB Georgia Tech 39 1 Justin Blackmon WR Oklahoma State 5 6 Daimon Shelton FB Sacramento St. 184 2b Greg Jones RB Florida State 55 2 Andre Branch DL Clemson 38 7 Jon Hesse LB Nebraska 221 3 Jorge Cordova LB Nevada 86 3 Bryan Anger P California 70 4a Anthony Maddox DT Delta State 118 5 Brandon Marshall LB Nevada 142 1998 4b Ernest Wilford WR Virginia Tech 120 6 Mike Harris CB Florida State 176 (drafted alternately 25-26) 5a Josh Scobee PK Louisiana Tech 137 7 Jeris Pendleton DT Ashland 228 RD PLAYER POS COLLEGE PICK 5b Chris Thompson CB Nicholls State 150 1a Fred Taylor RB Florida 9 5c Sean Bubin OT Illinois 159 2013 1b Donovin Darius S Syracuse 25 7 Bobby McCray DE Florida 249 (drafted alternately 2-1) 2 Cordell Taylor CB Hampton 57 RD PLAYER POS COLLEGE PICK 3 Jonathan Quinn QB Mid. Tennessee 86 2005 1 Luke Joeckel OT Texas A&M 2 4a Tavian Banks RB Iowa 101 (drafted alternately 21-20-23-22) 2 Johnathan Cyprien S Florida Int’l 33 4b Harry Deligianis DT Youngstown St. 118 RD PLAYER POS COLLEGE PICK 3 Dwayne Gratz CB Connecticut 64 5 John Wade C Marshall 148 1 Matt Jones WR Arkansas 21 4 Ace Sanders WR/PR South Carolina 101 6a Lamanzer Williams DE Minnesota 179 2 Khalif Barnes OT Washington 52 5 Denard Robinson WR Michigan 135 6b Kevin McLeod FB Auburn 182 3 Scott Starks CB Wisconsin 87 6 Josh Evans S Florida 169 7a Alvis Whitted WR N. Carolina St. 192 4 Alvin Pearman RB Virginia 127 7a Jeremy Harris CB New Mexico State 208 7b Brandon Tolbert OLB Georgia 214 5 Gerald Sensabaugh S North Carolina 157 7b DeMetrius McCray CB Appalachian State 210 6a Chad Owens WR Hawaii 185 1999 6b Pat Thomas LB N. Carolina St. 194 2014 (drafted alternately 26-25) 7 Chris Roberson CB East. Michigan 237 (drafted alternately 3-4-5-6-7) RD PLAYER POS COLLEGE PICK RD PLAYER POS COLLEGE PICK 1 Fernando Bryant CB Alabama 26 2006 1 Blake Bortles QB Central Florida 3 2 Larry Smith DT Florida State 56 (drafted 28th) 2 Marqise Lee WR Southern California 39 3 Anthony Cesario G Colorado St. 88 RD PLAYER POS COLLEGE PICK 2 Allen Robinson WR Penn State 61 4 Kevin Landolt DT West Virginia 121 1 Marcedes Lewis TE UCLA 28 3 Brandon Linder G Miami (FL) 93 5 Jason Craft CB Colorado St. 160 2 Maurice Jones-Drew RB/KR UCLA 60 4 Aaron Colvin CB Oklahoma 114 6 Emarlos Leroy DT Georgia 182 3 Clint Ingram LB Oklahoma 80 5 Telvin Smith LB Florida State 144 7a Dee Moronkola CB Washington St. 242 5 Brent Hawkins LB Illinois State 160 5 Chris Smith DE Arkansas 159 7b Chris White DE Southern 246 7a James Wyche DE Syracuse 213 6 Luke Bowanko C Virginia 205 7b Dee Webb CB Florida 236 7 Storm Johnson RB Central Florida 222 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS - 108 - 2014 MEDIA GUIDE JAGUARS DRAFT BY THE NUMBERS JAGUARS FIRST-ROUND BREAKDOWN COLLEGES WITH THE MOST DRAFT CHOICES The Jaguars’ selection of QB Blake Bortles with the third pick in the first round In the Jaguars’ 20-year draft history, there have been 11 schools with three of the 2014 draft was the team’s 22nd overall first-round selection. players drafted, three schools (Florida State, Virginia and Tennessee) with four players drafted, one school (Southern California) with seven players drafted JAGUARS FIRST-ROUND DRAFT SELECTIONS and one school (Florida) with eight players drafted.
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    15 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS | 14 BOWL GAME APPEARANCES | 45 WEEKS IN THE POLLS SINCE 1994 | 23 ALL-AMERICANS 245 FIRST-TEAM ALL-conference selections | 3 colleGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME SELECTIONS | 1 JIM THORPE AWARD WINNER 2015 SCHEDULE Colorado State CSU vs. Colorado Colorado At A Glance Saturday, Sept. 5 • Fort Collins, Colo. RAMS Date: Saturday, Sept. 19 BUFFALOES SAVANNAH STATE 1-1 (0-0 MW) 1-1 (0-0 Pac-12) W, 65-13 Time: 5 p.m. MT TV: CBS Sports Network Saturday, Sept. 12 • Fort Collins, Colo. Radio: ESPN 105.5 MINNESOTA Location: Denver, Colo. L, 23-20 (OT) Venue: Sports Authority Saturday, Sept. 19 • 5 p.m. MT Field at Mile High vs. COLORADO Surface: Grass Denver, Colo. • CBS Sports Capacity: 76,125 22-62-2 Saturday, Sept. 26 • 5 p.m. MT Series: at UTSA San Antonio, Texas • CBS Sports A victory Saturday would… Saturday, Oct. 3 • TBA Be CSU’s third victory in the Rocky Mountain Showdown in the past at UTAH STATE four years. The Rams have accomplished that feat three other times Logan, Utah • ESPN Networks (1999-2002, and three wins in a row in 1925-27 and 1931-33). Saturday, Oct. 10 • 5 p.m. MT Give the Rams a win over a Power-5 school for the fourth consecu- BOISE STATE tive season, a streak which would rank second nationally. Fort Collins, Colo. • CBS Sports Mark the fourth consecutive time that a first-year head coach has Saturday, Oct. 24 • 1:30 p.m. MT won his debut Rocky Mountain Showdown (Jon Embree in 2011, Jim AIR FORCE McElwain in 2012 and Mike MacIntyre in 2013).