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2015 Draft Sheet Big Board Rd QB RB WR/TE T G/C LEO/SLB DL (5T/3T/NT) MLB/WLB CB S Amari Cooper Andrus Peat Dante Fowler Kevin White Ereck Flowers Vic Beasley Leonard Williams (3T) Trae Waynes DeVante Parker La'el Collins (G/T) Bud Dupree Danny Shelton (NT) Marcus Peters Todd Gurley Breshad Perriman Brandon Scherff Randy Gregory Malcolm Brown Kevin Johnson Marcus Mariota Melvin Gordon Maxx Williams (TE) T.J. Clemmings La'el Collins (G/T) Shane Ray Arik Armstead (5T) Byron Jones 1 Jamies Winston Ameer Abdullah Devin Smith D.J. Humphries Cameron Erving (C) Eli Harold Eddie Goldman (NT) Shaq Thompson Jalen Collins Landon Collins Nelson Agholor Dorial Green-Beckam Jaelen Strong Laken Tomlinson Phillip Dorsett Hroniss Grasu (C) Preston Smith (MB) Jay Ajayi Devin Funchess Jake Fisher Ali Marpet (G/C) Danielle Hunter Jordan Phillips (Red) Eric Rowe Tevin Coleman Clive Walford (TE) Cedric Ogbuehili Tre' Jackson Nate Orchard Carl Davis (Red/NT) Eric Kendricks (WLB) P.J. Williams 2 Brett Hundley Duke Johnson Sammie Coates Donovan Smith A.J. Cann Trey Flowers Grady Jarrett (NT) Benardrick McKinney Ronald Darby Damarious Randall Hau'oli Kikaha Quinten Rollins Tre McBride Ty Sambrailo (G/T) Owam Odighizuwa Stephone Anthony Doran Grant T.J. Yeldon Tyler Lockett Arie Kouandjio Hau'oli Kikaha Michael Bennett (3T) Paul Dawson Ifo Ekpre-Olo Jaquiski Tartt David Johnson Chris Conley Daryl Williams Mitch Morse (C) Lorenzo Mauldin Xavier Cooper (3T) Denzel Perryman D'Joun Smith Derron Smith 3 Bryce Petty David Cobb Justin Hardy Rob Havenstein B.J. Finney (C) Frank Clark R. Nunez-Roches (3T) Kwon Alexander Alex Carter Adrian Amos Dres Anderson Rashad Greene Jeff Heuerman (TE) MyCole Pruitt (TE) Mike Davis Kenny Bell Josh Shaw (CB/S) Jeremy Langford Ty Mongomery John Glowinski Henry Anderson (5T) Tony Lippett (CB/WR) Javorius Allen Tony Lippett (WR/CB) John Miller Davis Tull (SLB/WLB) Marrus Hardison Davis Tull (SLB/WLB) Steve Nelson Josh Shaw (CB/S) Cameron Artis-Payne Tyler Kroft (TE) Tyrus Thompson Andy Gallik (C) Anthony Chickillo Gabe Wright Jordan Hicks Senquez Golson James Sample 4 Garrett Greyson Matt Jones Ben Koyack (TE) Chaz Green Resse Dismukes (C) Obum Gwacham Christian Covington Mike Hull Kevin White Kurtis Drummond Darren Waller Jesse James (TE) Ben Heeney Bobby McCain Jamison Crowder Alani Fua (S/WLB) Taiwan Jones (MLB) Craig Mager Cody Prewitt Nick O'Leary (TE) Josue Matias (T/G) Xzavier Dickson Tyeler Davison Alani Fua (S/WLB) Charles Gaines Durell Eskridge Dezmin Lewis Jamil Douglas Marcus Golden Bobby Richardson Zach Hodges (S/WLB) Lorenzo Doss Ibraheim Campbell Josh Robinson Vince Mayle Austin Shepherd Jeremiah Poutasi Zach Hodges (S/WLB) Leterrius Walton Martrell Spaight Darryl Roberts Clayton Geathers 5 Sean Mannion Malcom Brown Stefon Diggs Laurence Gibson Shaq Mason (G/C) Shaq Riddick Derrick Lott Ramik Wilson Jacoby Glenn Anthony Jefferston Blake Bell (TE) Titus Davis Wes Saxton (TE) Jacoby Glenn Josh Harper Damian Swann Mario Alford Justin Cox Jalston Fowler (FB) Nick Boyle (TE) Justin Coleman Karlos Williams Geremy Davis Sean Hickey Jake Ryan Darius Philon Corey Jake Ryan Randall Evans Gerod Holliman Zach Zenner (FB) C.J. Ozomah (TE) Andrew Donnal Trenton Brown Max Valles Crawford Joey Mbu Bryce Hagar Quandre Diggs Jordan Richards Brandon Bridge Terrence Magee Jamarcus Nelson Corey Robinson Quinton Spain Geneo Grissom (5T/NT) Kristjan Hayes Pullard Nick Marshall Kyshoen Jarrett 6 Connor Halliday Dominique Brown Casey Pierce (TE) Darryl Baldwin Max Garcia (C) Deiontrez Mount Sokoli Kaleb Eulls Zach Vigil Tray Walker Chris Hackett Bud Sasser Akeem Hunt DeAndre Smelter Tyler Varga (FB) Austin Hill J.R. Tavai Malcolm Agnew James O'Shaugh (TE) Kyle Emanuel Trey Williams Rannell Hall Zack Wagenmann J.R. Tavai John Crockett Jordan Taylor Cameron Clear Tony Washington Louis Trinca-Pasat Junior Sylvestre Julian Wilson Anthony Harris Corey Grant Evan Spencer Rob Crisp Edmond Robinson Quayshawne Buckley Edmond Robinson JaCorey Shepherd Erick Dargan Aaron Ripkowski (FB) Antwan Goodley Jamon Brown Nick Easton (C) Deion Barnes David Irving (5T/MB) Sage Harold Robertson Daniel Cedric Thompson Terrell Watson Jean Sifrin (TE) Terry Poole Cody Wichmann Sage Harold Xavier Williams Jeff Luc Troy Hill Dean Marlowe Cody Fajardo Jimmy Mundine (FB) A.J. Derby (TE) Kendall Lamm Jarvis Harrison Martin Ifedi David Parry Trey DePriest Bryce Callahan Robinson Therezie Shane Carden Mark Weisman (FB) DaVaris Daniels Darrian Miller Antoine Everett Marcus Rush Deon Simon Marcus Rush Tye Smith Ladarius Gunter 7 Bryan Bennett Michael Burton (FB) Jake Kumerow Takoby Cofield Tayo Fabuluje Ray Drew Angelo Blackson John Timu Curtis Riley Sam Carter Dreamius Smith Chris Harper Al Bond Brock Hekking Michael Dyer Tyrell Williams Ben Beckwith Ryan Russell Darius Kilgo Reshard Cleitt Donald Celiscar John Lowdermilk Zach Lasky (FB) Deontay Greenberry Jon Feliciano Ryan Delaire Rodney Gunter Neville Hewitt Dexter McDonald Akeem King Joey Iosefa (FB) Jordan Leslie Greg Mancz (C) Jermauria Rasco Brian Mihalik Houston Bates Cam Thomas Nick Perry Dee Hart Rory Anderson (TE) Jake Rodgers David Andrews (C) Ryan Mueller Joe Okafor Amarlo Herrera Al-Hajj Shabazz Tevin McDonald UFA Blake Sims Synjyn Days DeAndrew White Quinterrius Eatmon Dillon Day (C) Will Schwarz Chucky Hunter A.J. 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