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Bears Select RB Harvey Unga and Cowboys take DE Josh Price-Brent in 2010 NFL Supplemental Draft
The Chicago Bears used a 7th round pick in the 2010 NFL Supplemental Draft to select BYU running back Harvey Unga. The Dallas Cowboys also used a 7th round selection to draft Josh Price-Brent, a defensive end, from Illinois. The Supplemental Draft was conducted by e-mail. The Bears and the Cowboys used draft picks that would have been available to them in the 2011 regular NFL Draft. Unga had some good seasons at BYU, topping 1,000 yards rushing three times demonstrating that he could run, block and catch the ball out of the backfield. However, his rushing and receiving totals steadily declined. Unga does have a nose for the endzone as evidenced by his 36 touchdowns rushing and 9 touchdowns receiving. Unger will battle Matt Forte, Chester Taylor and others for playing time. Dallas will likely try Price-Brent at nose tackle. Two players who were eligible in the Supplemental Draft went unselected: wide receiver Vanness Emokpae of Truman State and running back Quentin Castille of Northwestern (La.).
Harvey Unga
RB, Brigham Young
Year Att Yds Avg TD Rec Yds Avg TD
2006 4 9 2.3 1 0 0 0.0 0
2007 244 1227 5.0 13 44 655 14.9 4
2008 240 1132 4.7 11 42 309 7.4 4
2009 208 1087 5.2 11 16 121 7.6 1
Total 696 3455 5.0 36 102 1085 10.6 9
Posted by Chris Malumphy on 07/16 at 06:39 PM
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Sunday, June 13, 2010
All-Time Great Linebacker Les Richter Passes Away; Once Traded for 11 Players
Les Richter, the second player selected in the 1952 NFL Draft, died at age 79. Richter played college football at California-Berkeley where he was valedictorian. He was a linebacker, guard and placekicker. The future all-pro linebacker was taken by the New York Yanks after the Los Angeles Rams made quarterback Billy Wade the top pick in the 1952 Draft. Hall-of-Fame running back Ollie Matson was chosen by the Chicago Cardinals right after Richter. The Yanks moved to Dallas shortly thereafter and became the Texans for the 1953 season before moving on to become the Baltimore Colts in 1954. Richter never played for the Yanks/Texans/Colts franchise.
Following the draft, Richter spent two years in the army and then played his entire career with the Los Angeles Rams where he was an 8-time Pro Bowler at linebacker. He was a first-team all-pro in 1956. Richter also kicked for the Rams from 1954 through 1956. The Rams acquired the rights to Richter by sending 11 players to Texans on June 13, 1952. The Texans received running backs Dave Anderson, Billy Baggett, Dick Hoerner and Dick McKissack, centers Aubrey Phillips and Joe Reid, tackle Jack Halliday, end Richard Wilkins, linebacker Vic Vasicek, and defensive backs Tom Keane and George Sims. The trade was highly lopsided in the Rams' favor.
Richter was also well known in the auto racing world. He is credited with reviving the Riverside International Raceway in California, where he variously served as executive director, president and general manager from 1959-1983. He was also involved in the creation and promotion of the NASCAR Motor Trend 500 in 1963. In 1983 Richter joined NASCAR where he served as executive vice president of competition before becoming senior vice president of operations. Later Richter served as vice-president of special projects for International Speedway Corporation.
Richter is a member of the College Football Hall of Fame, the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America and the Riverside Sport Hall of Fame. As an 8-time Pro Bowler, he has deserved to be in the Pro Football Hall of Fame for a long time.
Posted by Chris Malumphy on 06/13 at 10:06 AM
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Sunday, May 02, 2010
Quarterback Decision Time in Oakland; Raiders Must Choose Between Six Seasoned Veterans
Update 2: J.P. Losman has signed with the Seahawks, reducing Oakland's choices to four. Campbell will start. Boller has always "looked" like a prototype quarterback, but hasn't played like one. Gradkowski did o.k. with the Raiders last year, but doesn't doesn't appear to have much upside. Frye also has limitations.
Update: JaMarcus Russell has now been released, reducing the number of quarterbacks now on the Raiders' roster. Jason Campbell is the clear starter. The question remains how many of the experienced quarterbacks will Oakland keep. For some of these veterans, the Raiders may provide the last real chance for them to remain in the league.
The Oakland Raiders prepare for the 2010 season from a unique position. Under Al Davis' leadership, they often do. The unique aspect for the Raiders in 2010 is the quarterback situation. Remarkably, Oakland currently has six, count 'em, six quarterbacks on its roster each of whom have started at least 16 NFL games. And more remarkably, five of those quarterbacks started no fewer than three NFL contests last season, with three of them doing so for the Raiders. The sixth quarterback led his UFL team to a championship last year before returning to the NFL by signing with the Raiders shortly before the end of the season. The quality of the quarterback talent on the Raider's roster may be slim, but there is no lack of experience.
Based on past performance alone, Oakland should have little difficulty parsing out the wheat from the chaff. Jason Campbell, obtained from the Washington Redskins during the 2010 NFL Draft, should be handed the position outright. Whether he will or not, only Coach Tom Cable, or perhaps Al Davis, knows for sure. A glance at the statistics shows that Campbell has the most on the field experience, the highest quarterback rating and is the only quarterback among the five with more touchdown passes than interceptions. Campbell is accurate, tough, avoids stupid decisions and avoids being sacked better than any of the others. The knock on him is that he is a slow decision maker who plays too conservatively.
The real decisions for the Raiders should be who else to keep on the roster with Campbell. A case, albeit a very mild one, could be made for each of the others. Perhaps the least likely to stick would be Charlie Frye. Frye has already been found wanting in Cleveland and Seattle and he hasn't done particularly well when given the opportunity to play in Oakland. Frye does have a respectable career completion percentage, the best in this group, but his touchdown/interception ratio and his sack percentage are the worst of the five. His win-loss percentage is only better than JaMarcus Russell's. Frye is a dink and dunk quarterback who has the ability to scramble but never seems to make the most of it. While in Cleveland, which was admittedly a horrible situation for any quarterback, Frye was often known to have spun away from a perceived rush by turning directly into an oncoming blitzer, whence he'd get clobbered.
Base upon maturity and desire, former number one draft pick JaMarcus Russell should have been long gone by now. But based upon physical talent alone, Russell should be the best of the group. He is a mountain of a quarterback with a cannon arm. That is why he was the first draft pick in 2007. The Raiders must decide whether to fish or cut bait. Russell has the talent. Does he have the desire? If the Raiders believe his career can be resurrected, they may hang on to him, since no other team seems to be expressing any interest in Russell at the moment. If Russell can be developed for the future, he may have some value. Otherwise the Raiders should let him go, which could happen very soon.
Oakland's hardest decision may really be deciding between Bruce Gradkowski and Kyle Boller. Pretend for a moment that Campbell is the hands-down selection to start and that the Raiders decide to give Russell the opportunity to turn his career around with the team. Then who will the Raiders want to be their backup or third string quarterback. Boller and Gradkowski are not that much different if you look at the stats alone, but it appears that Boller is a bit better. The only thing is, Gradkowski was passable for the Raiders last season and his play helped turn their fortunes around somewhat. Boller has the better career won-loss record as a starter, but much of that was due to his playing for a strong Ravens' team where he was the weak link. Boller has a higher career completion percentage, but both he and Gradkowski are below NFL standards in that regard. Boller can get the ball downfield a little better too, as evidenced by their average yards per attempt, 5.9 to 5.4, respectively. But both of those averages are again below NFL norms. Both Boller and Gradkowski throw slighly more interceptions than touchdowns. Both are sacked the same percent of times. Boller's career quarterback rating is slightly higher and at 6-3, 220, he fits the stereotypical size for an NFL quarterback better than Gradkowski who weighs about the same but is only 6-1. Thing is, Boller doesn't instill confidence. Gradkowski doesn't really either, but he does seem to be a grittier fighter, which keeps him in the running. And I've overlooked former Buffalo Bill starter J.P. Losman, who won a championship in the UFL last season before joining the Raiders at year end. Look at Losman's career statistics, which in many respects appear better than all the other's except Campbell. Losman completes a fair percentage of his passes, for as many yards per attempt as Campbell, throws nearly as many touchdowns as interceptions, but does have a hard time making decisions which results in an inordinate number of sacks. He was shell-shocked in Buffalo, but as a former number one draft pick, he may be worth the risk of keeping.
It will be fun to see how this plays out. Decision time is coming up in Oakland. Wonder who will actually be calling the shots on this one.
Career Records of Oakland Raiders' Quarterbacks
Name G GS W-L (Pct) Att Comp Pct Yds Avg TD Int Sk% Rating
Jason Campbell 52 52 20-32 (.385) 1637 1002 61.2 10860 6.6 55 38 6.2 82.3
J.P. Losman 26 23 10-23 (.303) 942 558 59.2 6211 6.6 33 34 9.9 75.6
Kyle Boller 60 46 20-26 (.435) 1487 844 56.8 8745 5.9 48 50 7.4 70.6
Bruce Gradkowski 26 16 5-11 (.313) 523 279 53.3 2824 5.4 15 16 7.4 65.9
JaMarcus Russell 31 25 7-18 (.280) 680 354 52.1 4083 6.0 18 23 9.3 65.2
Charlie Frye 26 23 7-16 (.304) 676 419 62.0 4154 6.1 17 29 10.5 69.8
Posted by Chris Malumphy on 05/02 at 11:59 AM
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Tuesday, April 27, 2010
2010 NFL Draft by Position
Teams drafted 255 players in the 2010 NFL Draft. Defensive backs led the way with 53 picks followed by linebackers with 39 selections. The top position on offense was wide receiver with 27 draftees. Defensive ends (24) and defensive tackles (21) were nearly evenly split. A somewhat astounding 20 tight ends were drafted. Although tackles (17) tend to be of greater importance, there were nearly as many guards (16) selected. Only five centers were picked. Teams selected 16 running backs and 14 quarterbacks. Three teams expended picks on punters.
2010 NFL Draft by Position
Quarterbacks
Name Round Pick Player Team College
Sam Bradford 1 1 1 Rams Oklahoma
Tim Tebow 1 25 25 Broncos Florida
Jimmy Clausen 2 16 48 Panthers Notre Dame
Colt McCoy 3 21 85 Browns Texas
Mike Kafka 4 24 122 Eagles Northwestern
John Skelton 5 24 155 Cardinals Fordham
Jonathan Crompton 5 37 168 Chargers Tennessee
Rusty Smith 6 7 176 Titans Florida Atlantic
Dan LeFevour 6 12 181 Bears Central Michigan
Joe Webb 6 30 199 Vikings Alabama-Birmingham
Tony Pike 6 35 204 Panthers Cincinnati
Levi Brown 7 2 209 Bills Troy State
Sean Canfield 7 32 239 Saints Oregon State
Zac Robinson 7 43 250 Patriots Oklahoma State
Running Backs
Name Round Pick Player Team College
C.J. Spiller 1 9 9 Bills Clemson
Ryan Mathews 1 12 12 Chargers Fresno State
Jahvid Best 1 30 30 Lions California
Dexter McCluster 2 4 36 Chiefs Mississippi
Toby Gerhart 2 19 51 Vikings Stanford
Ben Tate 2 26 58 Texans Auburn
Montario Hardesty 2 27 59 Browns Tennessee
Joe McKnight 4 14 112 Jets USC
John Conner 5 8 139 Jets Kentucky
Anthony Dixon 6 4 173 49ers Mississippi State
Deji Karim 6 11 180 Jaguars Southern Illinois
Jonathan Dwyer 6 19 188 Steelers Georgia Tech
James Stark 6 24 193 Packers Buffalo
Trindon Holliday 6 28 197 Texans Louisiana State
Charles Scott 6 31 200 Eagles Louisiana State
Jameson Konz 7 38 245 Seahawks Kent State
Wide Receivers
Name Round Pick Player Team College
Demaryius Thomas 1 22 22 Broncos Georgia Tech
Dez Bryant 1 24 24 Cowboys Oklahoma State
Arrelious Benn 2 7 39 Buccaneers Illinois
Golden Tate 2 28 60 Seahawks Notre Dame
Damian Williams 3 13 77 Titans USC
Brandon LaFell 3 14 78 Panthers Louisiana State
Emmanuel Sanders 3 18 82 Steelers Southern Methodist
Jordan Shipley 3 20 84 Bengals Texas
Erick Decker 3 23 87 Broncos Minnesota
Andre Roberts 3 24 88 Cardinals Citadel
Armanti Edwards 3 25 89 Panthers Appalachian State
Taylor Price 3 26 90 Patriots Ohio
Mardy Gilyard 4 1 99 Rams Cincinnati
Mike Williams 4 3 101 Buccaneers Syracuse
Marcus Easley 4 9 107 Bills Connecticut
Jacoby Ford 4 10 108 Raiders Clemson
David Reed 5 25 156 Ravens Utah
Riley Cooper 5 28 159 Eagles Florida
Kerry Meier 5 34 165 Falcons Kansas
Carlton Mitchell 6 8 177 Browns South Florida
Dezmon Briscoe 6 22 191 Bengals Kansas
Antonio Brown 6 26 195 Steelers Central Michigan
David Gettis 6 29 198 Panthers Baylor
Kyle Williams 6 37 206 49ers Arizona State
Terrence Austin 7 12 219 Redskins UCLA
Marc Mariani 7 15 222 Titans Montana
Timothy Toone 7 48 255 Lions Weber State
Tight Ends
Name Round Pick Player Team College
Jermaine Gresham 1 21 21 Bengals Oklahoma
Rob Gronkowski 2 10 42 Patriots Arizona
Ed Dickson 3 6 70 Ravens Oregon
Tony Moeaki 3 29 93 Chiefs Iowa
Jimmy Graham 3 31 95 Saints Miami (FL)
Aaron Hernandez 4 15 113 Patriots Florida
Dennis Pitta 4 16 114 Ravens Brigham Young
Garrett Graham 4 20 118 Texans Wisconsin
Clay Harbor 4 27 125 Eagles Missouri State
Mike Hoomanawanui 5 1 132 Rams Illinois
Andrew Quarless 5 23 154 Packers Penn State
Brody Eldridge 5 31 162 Colts Oklahoma
Fendi Onobun 6 1 170 Rams Houston
Dennis Morris 6 5 174 Redskins Louisiana Tech
Nate Byham 6 13 182 49ers Pittsburgh
Anthony McCoy 6 16 185 Seahawks USC
Mickey Shuler 7 7 214 Vikings Penn State
Dorin Dickerson 7 20 227 Texans Pittsburgh
Jim Dray 7 26 233 Cardinals Stanford
Dedrick Epps 7 28 235 Chargers Miami (FL)
Tackles
Name Round Pick Player Team College
Trent Williams 1 4 4 Redskins Oklahoma
Russell Okung 1 6 6 Seahawks Oklahoma State
Anthony Davis 1 11 11 49ers Rutgers
Brian Bulaga 1 23 23 Packers Iowa
Rodger Saffold 2 1 33 Rams Indiana
Charles Brown 2 32 64 Saints USC
Edwin Veldheer 3 5 69 Raiders Hillsdale
Bruce Campbell 4 8 106 Raiders Maryland
Jason Fox 4 30 128 Lions Miami (FL)
Edward Wang 5 9 140 Bills Virginia Tech
Otis Hudson 5 21 152 Bengals Eastern Illinois
Sam Young 6 10 179 Cowboys Notre Dame
Ramon Harewood 6 25 194 Ravens Morehouse (GA)
Thomas Welch 7 1 208 Patriots Vanderbilt
Kyle Calloway 7 9 216 Bills Iowa
J'marcus Webb 7 11 218 Bears West Texas State
Selvish Capers 7 24 231 Redskins West Virginia
Guards
Name Round Pick Player Team College
Mike Iupati 1 17 17 49ers Idaho
Zane Beadles 2 13 45 Broncos Utah
Vladimir Ducasse 2 29 61 Jets Massachusetts
Jon Asamoah 3 4 68 Chiefs Illinois
John Jerry 3 9 73 Dolphins Mississippi
Shawn Lauvao 3 28 92 Browns Arizona State
Mike Johnson 3 34 98 Falcons Alabama
Joseph Hawley 4 19 117 Falcons UNLV
Jacques McClendon 4 31 129 Colts Tennessee
Mitch Petrus 5 16 147 Giants Arkansas
Chris Scott 5 20 151 Steelers Tennessee
Chris DeGeare 5 30 161 Vikings Wake Forest
Marshall Newhouse 5 38 169 Packers Texas Christian
Shelley Smith 6 18 187 Texans Colorado State
Reginald Stephens 7 21 228 Bengals Iowa State
Erik Cook 7 22 229 Redskins New Mexico
Centers
Name Round Pick Player Team College
Maurkice Pouncey 1 18 18 Steelers Florida
J.D. Walton 3 16 80 Broncos Baylor
Matt Tennant 5 27 158 Saints Boston College
Eric Olsen 6 14 183 Broncos Notre Dame
Ted Larsen 6 36 205 Patriots North Carolina State
Defensive Ends
Name Round Pick Player Team College
Tyson Alualu 1 10 10 Jaguars California
Jason Pierre-Paul 1 15 15 Giants South Florida
Derrick Morgan 1 16 16 Titans Georgia Tech
Carlos Dunlap 2 22 54 Bengals Florida
Alex Carrington 3 8 72 Bills Arkansas State
Daniel Te'p-Nesheim 3 22 86 Eagles Washington
Everson Griffin 4 2 100 Vikings USC
Corey Wootton 4 11 109 Bears Northwestern
E.J. Wilson 4 29 127 Seahawks North Carolina
Ricky Sapp 5 3 134 Eagles Clemson
Larry Hart 5 12 143 Jaguars Central Arkansas
Hall Davis 5 18 149 Rams Louisiana-Lafayette
Austen Lane 5 22 153 Jaguars Murray State
Greg Hardy 6 6 175 Panthers Mississippi
Clifton Geathers 6 17 186 Browns South Carolina
Eugene Sims 6 20 189 Rams West Texas A&M
Dan Batten 6 23 192 Bills South Dakota State
Willie Young 7 6 213 Lions North Carolina State
George Selvie 7 19 226 Rams South Florida
C.J. Wilson 7 23 230 Packers East Carolina
Jammie Kirlew 7 25 232 Broncos Indiana
Doug Worthington 7 35 242 Steelers Ohio State
Kade Weston 7 41 248 Patriots Georgia
Erik Lorig 7 46 253 Buccaneers Stanford
Defensive Tackles
Name Round Pick Player Team College
Ndamukong Suh 1 2 2 Lions Nebraska
Gerald McCoy 1 3 3 Buccaneers Oklahoma
Dan Williams 1 26 26 Cardinals Tennessee
Jared Odrick 1 28 28 Dolphins Penn State
Brian Price 2 3 35 Buccaneers UCLA
Torrell Troup 2 9 41 Bills Central Florida
LaMarr Houston 2 12 44 Raiders Texas
Linval Joseph 2 14 46 Giants East Carolina
Michael Neal 2 24 56 Packers Purdue
Terrence Cody 2 25 57 Ravens Alabama
D'Anthony Smith 3 10 74 Jaguars Louisiana Tech
Earl Mitchell 3 17 81 Texans Arizona
Corey Peters 3 19 83 Falcons Kentucky
Gene Atkins 4 22 120 Bengals Georgia
Al Woods 4 25 123 Saints Louisiana State
Cam Thomas 5 15 146 Chargers North Carolina
Arthur Jones 5 26 157 Ravens Syracuse
Sean Lissemore 7 27 234 Cowboys William & Mary
Ricardo Mathews 7 31 238 Colts Cincinnati
David Howard 7 34 241 Titans Brown
Jeffrey Owens 7 36 243 Eagles Georgia
Linebackers
Name Round Pick Player Team College
Rolando McLain 1 8 8 Raiders Alabama
Brandon Graham 1 13 13 Eagles Michigan
Sean Weatherspoon 1 19 19 Falcons Missouri
Jerry Hughes 1 31 31 Colts Texas Christian
Koa Misi 2 8 40 Dolphins Utah
Sergio Kindle 2 11 43 Ravens Texas
Daryl Washington 2 15 47 Cardinals Texas Christian
Jason Worilds 2 20 52 Steelers Virginia Tech
Jermaine Cunningham 2 21 53 Patriots Florida
Sean Lee 2 23 55 Cowboys Penn State
Brandon Spikes 2 30 62 Patriots Florida
Patrick Angerer 2 31 63 Colts Iowa
Donald Butler 3 15 79 Chargers Washington
Navorro Bowman 3 27 91 49ers Penn State
Rennie Curran 3 33 97 Titans Georgia
Darryl Sharpton 4 4 102 Texans Miami (FL)
Perry Riley 4 5 103 Redskins Louisiana State
Phillip Dillard 4 17 115 Giants Nebraska
Thaddeus Gibson 4 18 116 Steelers Ohio State
A.J. Edds 4 21 119 Dolphins Iowa
Keenan Clayton 4 23 121 Eagles Oklahoma
Eric Norwood 4 26 124 Panthers South Carolina
O'Brien Schofield 4 32 130 Cardinals Wisconsin
Roddrick Muckelroy 4 33 131 Bengals Texas
Cameron Sheffield 5 11 142 Chiefs Troy State
Stevenson Sylvester 5 35 166 Steelers Utah
Nathan Triplett 5 36 167 Vikings Minnesota
Arthur Moats 6 9 178 Bills James Madison
Adrian Tracy 6 15 184 Giants William & Mary
Travis Goethel 6 21 190 Raiders Arizona State
Chris McCoy 7 5 212 Dolphins Middle Tennessee State
Dekoda Watson 7 10 217 Buccaneers Florida State
Jamar Chaney 7 13 220 Eagles Mississippi State
Dexter Davis 7 29 236 Seahawks Arizona
Ryan D'Imperio 7 30 237 Vikings Rutgers
Kavell Conner 7 33 240 Colts Clemson
Brandon Deaderick 7 40 247 Patriots Alabama
Austin Spitler 7 45 252 Dolphins Ohio State
Josh Hull 7 47 254 Rams Penn State
Defensive Backs
Name Round Pick Player Team College
Eric Berry 1 5 5 Chiefs Tennessee
Joe Haden 1 7 7 Browns Florida
Earl Thomas 1 14 14 Seahawks Texas
Kareem Jackson 1 20 20 Texans Alabama
Devin McCourty 1 27 27 Patriots Rutgers
Kyle Wilson 1 29 29 Jets Boise State
Patrick Robinson 1 32 32 Saints Florida State
Chris Cook 2 2 34 Vikings Virginia
Nate Allen 2 5 37 Eagles South Florida
T.J. Ward 2 6 38 Browns Oregon
Taylor Mays 2 17 49 49ers USC
Javier Arenas 2 18 50 Chiefs Alabama
Jerome Murphy 3 1 65 Rams South Florida
Amari Spievey 3 2 66 Lions Iowa
Myron Lewis 3 3 67 Buccaneers Vanderbilt
Morgan Burnett 3 7 71 Packers Georgia Tech
Major Wright 3 11 75 Bears Florida
Chad Jones 3 12 76 Giants Louisiana State
Kevin Thomas 3 30 94 Colts USC
Brandon Ghee 3 32 96 Bengals Wake Forest
Alterraun Verner 4 6 104 Titans UCLA
Trevard Lindley 4 7 105 Eagles Kentucky
Darrell Stuckey 4 12 110 Chargers Kansas
Walter Thurmond 4 13 111 Seahawks Oregon
Akwasi Owusu-Ansah 4 28 126 Cowboys Indiana (PA)
Kam Chancellor 5 2 133 Seahawks Virginia Tech
Dominique Franks 5 4 135 Falcons Oklahoma
Kendrick Lewis 5 5 136 Chiefs Mississippi
Perrish Cox 5 6 137 Broncos Oklahoma State
Walter McFadden 5 7 138 Raiders Auburn
Joshua Moore 5 10 141 Bears Kansas State
Sherrick McManis 5 13 144 Texans Northwestern
Nolan Carroll 5 14 145 Dolphins Maryland
Robert Johnson 5 17 148 Titans Utah
Larry Asante 5 29 160 Browns Nebraska
Reshad Jones 5 32 163 Dolphins Georgia
Crezdon Butler 5 33 164 Steelers Clemson
Shann Schillinger 6 2 171 Falcons Montana
Jamar Wall 6 27 196 Cowboys Texas Tech
Jorrick Calvin 6 32 201 Cardinals Troy State
Jordon Pugh 6 33 202 Panthers Texas A&M
Scotty McGee 6 34 203 Jaguars James Madison
Myron Rolle 6 38 207 Titans Florida State
Cody Grim 7 3 210 Buccaneers Virginia Tech
Marquis Johnson 7 4 211 Rams Alabama
Jeremy Ware 7 8 215 Raiders Michigan State
R.J. Stanford 7 16 223 Panthers Utah
Phillip Adams 7 17 224 49ers South Carolina State
Syd'Quan Thompson 7 18 225 Broncos California
Kurt Coleman 7 37 244 Eagles Ohio State
Ray Fisher 7 39 246 Colts Indiana
Robert McLain 7 42 249 Panthers Connecticut
Steven Brown 7 44 251 Raiders Michigan
Punters
Name Round Pick Player Team College
Zoltan Mesko 5 19 150 Patriots Michigan
Brent Bowden 6 3 172 Buccaneers Virginia Tech
Matt Dodge 7 14 221 Giants East Carolina
Posted by Chris Malumphy on 04/27 at 07:02 AM
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Sunday, April 25, 2010
Florida, Alabama, Oklahoma and USC Lead Colleges with Most 2010 Draft Picks
Florida led all colleges in the number of players selected in the 2010 NFL Draft with nine. Florida had three players drafted in the 1st round and three more in the 2nd round. Bill Belichick thought enough of the Gators to draft three of their stalwarts (linebackers Jermaine Cunningham and Brandon Spikes and tight end Aaron Hernandez). The Gators were also popular in the AFC North where the Browns, Steelers and Bengals picked Floridians. Only the Ravens missed out and they may have been eyeing Hernandez at one point. Players drafted from Florida were: Joe Haden, defensive back, 1st round, Browns; Maurkice Pouncey, center, 1st round, Steelers; Tim Tebow, quarterback, 1st round, Broncos; Jermaine Cunningham, linebacker, 2nd round, Patriots; Carlos Dunlap, defensive end, 2nd round, Bengals; Brandon Spikes, linebacker, 2nd round, Patriots; Major Wright, defensive back, 3rd round, Bears; Aaron Hernandez, tight end, 4th round, Patriots; Riley Cooper, wide receiver, 5th round, Eagles.
Alabama, Oklahoma and USC finished tied for second with seven players each.
The Crimson Tide had two players selected in the 1st round and two more in the 2nd. The players selected from Alabama were: Rolando McLain, linebacker, 1st round, Raider; Kareem Jackson, defensive back, 1st round, Texans; Javier Arenas, defensive back, 2nd round, Chiefs; Terrence Cody, defensive tackle, 2nd round, Ravens; Mike Johnson, guard, 3rd round, Falcons; Marquis Johnson, defensive back, 7th round, Rams; and Brandon Deaderick, linebacker, 7th round, Patriots.
Of course it was Oklahoma that dominated the early stages of the draft with three of the top four selections and four picks in the 1st round. Sooners drafter were: Sam Bradford, quarterback; 1st round, Rams; Gerald McCoy, defensive tackle, 1st round, Buccaneers; Trent Williams, tackle, 1st round, Redskins; Jermaine Gresham, tight end, 1st round, Bengals; Keenan Clayton, linebacker, 4th round, Eagles; Dominique Franks, defefensive back, 5th round, Bengals; and Brody Eldridge, tight end, 5th round, Colts.
USC had seven players selected, but none in round one. To Taylor Mays’ dismay, new Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll passed up all of his former players, even with two picks in round one, until he selected tight end Anthony McCoy in the 6th round. Trojans drafted were: Tylor Mays, defensive back, 2nd round, 49ers; Charles Brown, tackle, 2nd round, Saints; Damian Williams, wide receiver, 3rd round, Titans; Kevin Thomas, defensive back, 3rd round, Colts; Everson Griffin, defensive end, 4th round, Vikings; Joe McKnight, running back, 4th round, Jets; and Anthony McCoy, tight end, 6th round, Seahawks.
No player from Ohio State, USC, Notre Dame, LSU, Auburn, Arkansas or Miami FL was drafted in the first round. Yet, Rutgers, with an ever improving program under coach Greg Schiano, sent two players to the 1st round and had three players selected overall. Scarlet Knights drafted were: Anthony Davis, tackle, 1st round, 49ers; Devin McCourty, defensive back, 1st round, Patriots; and Ryan D’Imperio, linebacker, 7th round, Vikings.
Troy State had three players selected, more than traditional football factories Arkansas and Auburn. Players selected from Troy State were: Cameron Sheffield, linebacker, 5th round, Chiefs; Jorrick Calvin, defensive back, 6th round, Cardinals; and Levi Brown, quarterback, 7th round, Bills.
Edwin Veldheer was the first player drafted from tiny Hillsdale College since 1980. If Veldheer is any type of historian, however, he will know that Hillsdale produced another offensive lineman, Howard Mudd, who went to the Pro Bowl three consecutive years (1966-1968) for the San Francisco 49ers and who served as an assistant NFL coach for 33 years, the longest of any active coach. Mudd has been the offensive line coach for Indianapolis since 1998. Veldheer will do well to follow in his footsteps.
Defensive tackle David Howard of Brown was the only Ivy Leaguer drafted in 2010. He was a 7th round draft choice of the Tennessee Titans who also selected Rhodes Scholar Myron Rolle from Florida State in the 6th round. Perhaps they can study their playbooks together, although it should be a breeze for them academically.
Number of 2010 Draft Picks by College
College N Drafted
Florida 9
Alabama 7
Oklahoma 7
USC 7
Iowa 6
Louisiana State 6
Penn State 6
Tennessee 6
Texas 6
Utah 6
Clemson 5
Georgia 5
Ohio State 5
South Florida 5
Virginia Tech 5
Georgia Tech 4
Miami (FL) 4
Mississippi 4
Notre Dame 4
Oklahoma State 4
Arizona 3
Arizona State 3
California 3
Cincinnati 3
East Carolina 3
Florida State 3
Illinois 3
Indiana 3
Kansas 3
Kentucky 3
Michigan 3
Nebraska 3
Northwestern 3
Oregon 3
Rutgers 3
Stanford 3
Texas Christian 3
Troy State 3
UCLA 3
Auburn 2
Baylor 2
Central Michigan 2
Connecticut 2
James Madison 2
Louisiana Tech 2
Maryland 2
Minnesota 2
Mississippi State 2
Montana 2
North Carolina 2
North Carolina State 2
Pittsburgh 2
South Carolina 2
Syracuse 2
Vanderbilt 2
Wake Forest 2
Washington 2
William & Mary 2
Wisconsin 2
Alabama-Birmingham 1
Appalachian State 1
Arkansas 1
Arkansas State 1
Boise State 1
Boston College 1
Brigham Young 1
Brown 1
Buffalo 1
Central Arkansas 1
Central Florida 1
Citadel 1
Colorado State 1
Eastern Illinois 1
Florida Atlantic 1
Fordham 1
Fresno State 1
Hillsdale 1
Houston 1
Idaho 1
Indiana (PA) 1
Iowa State 1
Kansas State 1
Kent State 1
Louisiana-Lafayette 1
Massachusetts 1
Michigan State 1
Middle Tennessee State 1
Missouri 1
Missouri State 1
Morehouse (GA) 1
Murray State 1
New Mexico 1
Oregon State 1
Purdue 1
South Carolina State 1
South Dakota State 1
Southern Illinois 1
Southern Methodist 1
Texas A&M 1
Texas Tech 1
UNLV 1
Virginia 1
Weber State 1
West Texas A&M 1
West Texas State 1
West Virginia 1
Posted by Chris Malumphy on 04/25 at 09:15 AM
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Saturday, April 24, 2010
2010 NFL Draft Highlights
2010 NFL Draft Highlights
Category Round Pick Player Name Team Position College
First Pick 1 1 1 Sam Bradford Rams QB Oklahoma
Heisman Trophy 1 1 1 Sam Bradford Rams QB Oklahoma
1 25 25 Tim Tebow Broncos QB Florida
Outland Trophy 1 2 2 Ndamukong Suh Lions DT Nebraska
Mr. Irrelevant 7 48 255 Timothy Toone Lions WR Weber State
First QB 1 1 1 Sam Bradford Rams QB Oklahoma
First RB 1 9 9 C.J. Spiller Bills RB Clemson
First WR 1 22 22 Demaryius Thomas Broncos WR Georgia Tech
First OL 1 4 4 Trent Williams Redskins T Oklahoma
First DL 1 2 2 Ndamukong Suh Lions DT Nebraska
First LB 1 8 8 Rolando McLain Raiders LB Alabama
First DB 1 5 5 Eric Berry Chiefs DB Tennessee
First Kicker 5 19 150 Zoltan Mesko Patriots P Michigan
Top College 1 7 7 Joe Haden Browns DB Florida
1 18 18 Maurkice Pouncey Steelers C Florida
1 25 25 Tim Tebow Broncos QB Florida
2 21 53 Jermaine Cunningham Patriots LB Florida
2 22 54 Carlos Dunlap Bengals DE Florida
2 30 62 Brandon Spikes Patriots LB Florida
3 11 75 Major Wright Bears DB Florida
4 15 113 Aaron Hernandez Patriots TE Florida
5 28 159 Riley Cooper Eagles WR Florida
Multiple Rd 1 Picks 1 11 11 Anthony Davis 49ers T Rutgers
1 17 17 Mike Iupati 49ers G Idaho
1 22 22 Demaryius Thomas Broncos WR Georgia Tech
1 25 25 Tim Tebow Broncos QB Florida
1 2 2 Ndamukong Suh Lions DT Nebraska
1 30 30 Jahvid Best Lions RB California
1 6 6 Russell Okung Seahawks T Oklahoma State
1 14 14 Earl Thomas Seahawks DB Texas
Top Rd 1 Position 1 5 5 Eric Berry Chiefs DB Tennessee
1 7 7 Joe Haden Browns DB Florida
1 14 14 Earl Thomas Seahawks DB Texas
1 20 20 Kareem Jackson Texans DB Alabama
1 27 27 Devin McCourty Patriots DB Rutgers
1 29 29 Kyle Wilson Jets DB Boise State
1 32 32 Patrick Robinson Saints DB Florida State
Posted by Chris Malumphy on 04/24 at 07:43 PM
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2010 NFL Draft by Team
2010 Draft By Team
Team Name Position Round Pick Player College
49ers Anthony Davis T 1 11 11 Rutgers
Mike Iupati G 1 17 17 Idaho
Taylor Mays DB 2 17 49 USC
Navorro Bowman LB 3 27 91 Penn State
Anthony Dixon RB 6 4 173 Mississippi State
Nate Byham TE 6 13 182 Pittsburgh
Kyle Williams WR 6 37 206 Arizona State
Phillip Adams DB 7 17 224 South Carolina State
Bears Major Wright DB 3 11 75 Florida
Corey Wootton DE 4 11 109 Northwestern
Joshua Moore DB 5 10 141 Kansas State
Dan LeFevour QB 6 12 181 Central Michigan
J'marcus Webb T 7 11 218 West Texas State
Bengals Jermaine Gresham TE 1 21 21 Oklahoma
Carlos Dunlap DE 2 22 54 Florida
Jordan Shipley WR 3 20 84 Texas
Brandon Ghee DB 3 32 96 Wake Forest
Gene Atkins DT 4 22 120 Georgia
Roddrick Muckelroy LB 4 33 131 Texas
Otis Hudson T 5 21 152 Eastern Illinois
Dezmon Briscoe WR 6 22 191 Kansas
Reginald Stephens G 7 21 228 Iowa State
Bills C.J. Spiller RB 1 9 9 Clemson
Torrell Troup DT 2 9 41 Central Florida
Alex Carrington DE 3 8 72 Arkansas State
Marcus Easley WR 4 9 107 Connecticut
Edward Wang T 5 9 140 Virginia Tech
Arthur Moats LB 6 9 178 James Madison
Dan Batten DE 6 23 192 South Dakota State
Levi Brown QB 7 2 209 Troy
Kyle Calloway T 7 9 216 Iowa
Broncos Demaryius Thomas WR 1 22 22 Georgia Tech
Tim Tebow QB 1 25 25 Florida
Zane Beadles G 2 13 45 ?
J.D. Walton C 3 16 80 Baylor
Erick Decker WR 3 23 87 Minnesota
Perrish Cox DB 5 6 137 Oklahoma State
Eric Olsen C 6 14 183 Notre Dame
Syd'Quan Thompson DB 7 18 225 California
Jammie Kirlew DE 7 25 232 Indiana
Browns Joe Haden DB 1 7 7 Florida
T.J. Ward DB 2 6 38 Oregon
Montario Hardesty RB 2 27 59 Tennessee
Colt McCoy QB 3 21 85 Texas
Shawn Lauvao G 3 28 92 Arizona State
Larry Asante DB 5 29 160 Nebraska
Carlton Mitchell WR 6 8 177 South Florida
Clifton Geathers DE 6 17 186 South Carolina
Buccaneers Gerald McCoy DT 1 3 3 Oklahoma
Brian Price DT 2 3 35 UCLA
Arrelious Benn WR 2 7 39 Illinois
Myron Lewis DB 3 3 67 Vanderbilt
Mike Williams WR 4 3 101 Syracuse
Brent Bowden P 6 3 172 Virginia Tech
Cody Grim DB 7 3 210 Virginia Tech
Dekoda Watson LB 7 10 217 Florida State
Erik Lorig DE 7 46 253 Stanford
Cardinals Dan Williams DT 1 26 26 Tennessee
Daryl Washington LB 2 15 47 TCU
Andre Roberts WR 3 24 88 Citadel
O'Brien Schofield LB 4 32 130 Wisconsin
John Skelton QB 5 24 155 Fordham
Jorrick Calvin DB 6 32 201 Troy
Jim Dray TE 7 26 233 Stanford
Chargers Ryan Mathews RB 1 12 12 Fresno State
Donald Butler LB 3 15 79 Washington
Darrell Stuckey DB 4 12 110 Kansas
Cam Thomas DT 5 15 146 North Carolina
Jonathan Crompton QB 5 37 168 Tennessee
Dedrick Epps TE 7 28 235 Miami FL
Chiefs Eric Berry DB 1 5 5 Tennessee
Dexter McCluster RB 2 4 36 Mississippi
Javier Arenas DB 2 18 50 Alabama
Jon Asamoah G 3 4 68 Illinois
Tony Moeaki TE 3 29 93 Iowa
Kendrick Lewis DB 5 5 136 Mississippi
Cameron Sheffield LB 5 11 142 Troy
Colts Jerry Hughes LB 1 31 31 Texas Christian
Patrick Angerer LB 2 31 63 Iowa
Kevin Thomas DB 3 30 94 USC
Jacques McClendon G 4 31 129 Tennessee
Brody Eldridge TE 5 31 162 Oklahoma
Ricardo Mathews DT 7 31 238 Cincinnati
Kavell Conner LB 7 33 240 Clemson
Ray Fisher DB 7 39 246 Indiana
Cowboys Dez Bryant WR 1 24 24 Oklahoma State
Sean Lee LB 2 23 55 Penn State
Akwasi Owusu-Ansah DB 4 28 126 Indiana (PA)
Sam Young T 6 10 179 Notre Dame
Jamar Wall DB 6 27 196 Texas Tech
Sean Lissemore DT 7 27 234 William & Mary
Dolphins Jared Odrick DT 1 28 28 Penn State
Koa Misi LB 2 8 40 Utah
John Jerry G 3 9 73 Mississippi
A.J. Edds LB 4 21 119 Iowa
Nolan Carroll DB 5 14 145 Maryland
Reshad Jones DB 5 32 163 Georgia
Chris McCoy LB 7 5 212 Middle Tennessee State
Austin Spitler LB 7 45 252 Ohio State
Eagles Brandon Graham LB 1 13 13 Michigan
Nate Allen DB 2 5 37 South Florida
Daniel Te'p-Nesheim DE 3 22 86 Washington
Trevard Lindley DB 4 7 105 Kentucky
Keenan Clayton LB 4 23 121 Oklahoma
Mike Kafka QB 4 24 122 Northwestern
Clay Harbor TE 4 27 125 Missouri State
Ricky Sapp DE 5 3 134 Clemson
Riley Cooper WR 5 28 159 Florida
Charles Scott RB 6 31 200 LSU
Jamar Chaney LB 7 13 220 Mississippi State
Jeffrey Owens DT 7 36 243 Georgia
Kurt Coleman DB 7 37 244 Ohio State
Falcons Sean Weatherspoon LB 1 19 19 Missouri
Corey Peters DT 3 19 83 Kentucky
Mike Johnson G 3 34 98 Alabama
Joseph Hawley G 4 19 117 UNLV
Dominique Franks DB 5 4 135 Oklahoma
Kerry Meier WR 5 34 165 Kansas
Shann Schillinger DB 6 2 171 Montana
Giants Jason Pierre-Paul DE 1 15 15 South Florida
Linval Joseph DT 2 14 46 East Carolina
Chad Jones DB 3 12 76 LSU
Phillip Dillard LB 4 17 115 Nebraska
Mitch Petrus G 5 16 147 Arkansas
Adrian Tracy LB 6 15 184 William & Mary
Matt Dodge P 7 14 221 East Carolina
Jaguars Tyson Alualu DE 1 10 10 California
D'Anthony Smith DT 3 10 74 Louisiana Tech
Larry Hart DE 5 12 143 Central Arksansas
Austen Lane DE 5 22 153 Murray State
Deji Karim RB 6 11 180 Southern Illinois
Scotty McGee DB 6 34 203 James Madison
Jets Kyle Wilson DB 1 29 29 Boise State
Vladimir Ducasse G 2 29 61 Massachusetts
Joe McKnight RB 4 14 112 USC
John Conner RB 5 8 139 Kentucky
Lions Ndamukong Suh DT 1 2 2 Nebraska
Jahvid Best RB 1 30 30 California
Amari Spievey DB 3 2 66 Iowa
Jason Fox T 4 30 128 Miami FL
Willie Young DE 7 6 213 North Carolina State
Timothy Toone WR 7 48 255 Weber State
Packers Brian Bulaga T 1 23 23 Iowa
Michael Neal DT 2 24 56 Purdue
Morgan Burnett DB 3 7 71 Georgia Tech
Andrew Quarless TE 5 23 154 Penn State
Marshall Newhouse G 5 38 169 Texas Christian
James Stark RB 6 24 193 Buffalo
C.J. Wilson DE 7 23 230 East Carolina
Panthers Jimmy Clausen QB 2 16 48 Notre Dame
Brandon LaFell WR 3 14 78 LSU
Armanti Edwards WR 3 25 89 Appalachian State
Eric Norwood LB 4 26 124 South Carolina
Greg Hardy DE 6 6 175 Mississippi
David Gettis WR 6 29 198 Baylor
Jordon Pugh DB 6 33 202 Texas A&M
Tony Pike QB 6 35 204 Cincinnati
R.J. Stanford DB 7 16 223 Utah
Robert McLain DB 7 42 249 Connecticut
Patriots Devin McCourty DB 1 27 27 Rutgers
Rod Gronkowski TE 2 10 42 Arizona
Jermaine Cunningham LB 2 21 53 Florida
Brandon Spikes LB 2 30 62 Florida
Taylor Price WR 3 26 90 Ohio
Aaron Hernandez TE 4 15 113 Florida
Zoltan Mesko P 5 19 150 Michigan
Ted Larsen C 6 36 205 North Carolina State
Thomas Welch T 7 1 208 Vanderbilt
Brandon Deaderick LB 7 40 247 Alabama
Kade Weston DE 7 41 248 Georgia
Zac Robinson QB 7 43 250 Oklahoma State
Raiders Rolando McLain LB 1 8 8 Alabama
LaMarr Houston DT 2 12 44 Texas
Edwin Veldheer T 3 5 69 Hillsdale
Bruce Campbell T 4 8 106 Maryland
Jacoby Ford WR 4 10 108 Clemson
Walter McFadden DB 5 7 138 Auburn
Travis Goethel LB 6 21 190 Arizona State
Jeremy Ware DB 7 8 215 Michigan State
Steven Brown DB 7 44 251 Michigan
Rams Sam Bradford QB 1 1 1 Oklahoma
Rodger Saffold T 2 1 33 Indiana
Jerome Murphy DB 3 1 65 South Florida
Mardy Gilyard WR 4 1 99 Cincinnati
Mike Hoomanawanui TE 5 1 132 Illinois
Hall Davis DE 5 18 149 Louisiana=Lafayette
Fendi Onobun TE 6 1 170 Houston
Eugene Sims DE 6 20 189 West Texas A&M
Marquis Johnson DB 7 4 211 Alabama
George Selvie DE 7 19 226 South Florida
Josh Hull LB 7 47 254 Penn State
Ravens Sergio Kindle LB 2 11 43 Texas
Terrence Cody DT 2 25 57 Alabama
Ed Dickson TE 3 6 70 Oregon
Dennis Pitta TE 4 16 114 BYU
David Reed WR 5 25 156 Utah
Arthur Jones DT 5 26 157 Syracuse
Ramon Harewood T 6 25 194 Morehouse
Redskins Trent Williams T 1 4 4 Oklahoma
Perry Riley LB 4 5 103 LSU
Dennis Morris TE 6 5 174 Louisiana Tech
Terrence Austin WR 7 12 219 UCLA
Erik Cook G 7 22 229 New Mexico
Selvish Capers T 7 24 231 West Virginia
Saints Patrick Robinson DB 1 32 32 Florida State
Charles Brown T 2 32 64 USC
Jimmy Graham TE 3 31 95 Miami FL
Al Woods DT 4 25 123 LSU
Matt Tennant C 5 27 158 Boston College
Sean Canfield QB 7 32 239 Oregon State
Seahawks Russell Okung T 1 6 6 Oklahoma State
Earl Thomas DB 1 14 14 Texas
Golden Tate WR 2 28 60 Notre Dame
Walter Thurmond DB 4 13 111 Oregon
E.J. Wilson DE 4 29 127 North Carolina
Kam Chancellor DB 5 2 133 Virginia Tech
Anthony McCoy TE 6 16 185 USC
Dexter Davis LB 7 29 236 Arizona
Jameson Konz RB 7 38 245 Kent State
Steelers Maurkice Pouncey C 1 18 18 Florida
Jason Worilds LB 2 20 52 Virginia Tech
Emmanuel Sanders WR 3 18 82 SMU
Thaddeus Gibson LB 4 18 116 Ohio State
Chris Scott G 5 20 151 Tennessee
Crezdon Butler DB 5 33 164 Clemson
Stevenson Sylvester LB 5 35 166 Utah
Jonathan Dwyer RB 6 19 188 Georgia Tech
Antonio Brown WR 6 26 195 Central Michigan
Doug Worthington DE 7 35 242 Ohio State
Texans Kareem Jackson DB 1 20 20 Alabama
Ben Tate RB 2 26 58 Auburn
Earl Mitchell DT 3 17 81 Arizona
Darryl Sharpton LB 4 4 102 Miami FL
Garrett Graham TE 4 20 118 Wisconsin
Sherrick McManis DB 5 13 144 Northwestern
Shelley Smith G 6 18 187 Colorado State
Trindon Holliday KR 6 28 197 LSU
Dorin Dickerson TE 7 20 227 Pittsburgh
Titans Derrick Morgan DE 1 16 16 Georgia Tech
Damian Williams WR 3 13 77 USC
Rennie Curran LB 3 33 97 Georgia
Alterraun Verner DB 4 6 104 UCLA
Robert Johnson DB 5 17 148 Utah
Rusty Smith QB 6 7 176 Florida Atlantic
Myron Rolle DB 6 38 207 Florida State
Marc Mariani WR 7 15 222 Montana
David Howard DT 7 34 241 Brown
Vikings Chris Cook DB 2 2 34 Virginia
Toby Gerhart RB 2 19 51 Stanford
Everson Griffin DE 4 2 100 USC
Chris DeGeare G 5 30 161 Wake Forest
Nathan Triplett LB 5 36 167 Minnesota
Joe Webb QB 6 30 199 Alabama-Birmingham
Mickey Shuler TE 7 7 214 Penn State
Ryan D'Imperio LB 7 30 237 Rutgers.
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