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Steelers, 13 UDFAs Agree To Terms

By | at April 29, 2018 3:28 pm

The Steelers are now the second club to announce their crop of 2018 undrafted college free agents:

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Chargers Sign 21 Undrafted Free Agents

By | at April 29, 2018 1:55 pm

The Chargers have agreed to terms with the following 21 undrafted college free agents:

  • Tony Brown, CB (Alabama)
  • B.J. Clay, CB (Georgia State)
  • Zachary Crabtree, T, (Oklahoma State)
  • Chris Durant, T (William & Mary)
  • Marcus Edmond, CB, (Clemson)
  • Brandon Facyson, CB, (Virginia Tech)
  • Zack Golditch, G, (Colorado State)
  • Bijhon Jackson, DT, (Arkansas)
  • Albert Havili, DE, (Eastern Washington)
  • D’Juan Hines, LB, (Houston)
  • Cole Hunt, TE, (TCU)
  • Tevin Lawson, DE, (Nicolls State)
  • Ben Johnson, TE, (Kansas)
  • J.J. Jones, WR, (West Georgia)
  • Anthony Manzo-Lewis, FB, (Albany)
  • Detrez Newsome, RB, (Western Carolina)
  • Steven Richardson, DT, (Minnesota)
  • Nic Shimonek, QB, (Texas Tech)
  • Trenton Scott, G, (Grambling State)
  • Kent Shelby, WR, (McNeese State)
  • Shane Tripucka, P, (Texas A&M)
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2018 NFL Draft Results By Round

By | at April 28, 2018 5:15 pm

Listed below are all 256 picks of the 2018 NFL draft, broken down by round, and featuring trades.

Here are the complete 2018 NFL draft results:

Round One:

  1. Cleveland Browns: Baker Mayfield, QB (Oklahoma)
  2. New York Giants: Saquon Barkley, RB (Penn State)
  3. New York Jets (from Indianapolis): Sam Darnold, QB (USC)
  4. Cleveland Browns (from Houston) Denzel Ward, CB (Ohio State)
  5. Denver Broncos: Bradley Chubb, DE (North Carolina State)
  6. Indianapolis Colts (from New York Jets): Quenton Nelson, G (Notre Dame)
  7. Buffalo Bills (from Tampa Bay): Josh Allen, QB (Wyoming)
  8. Chicago Bears: Roquan Smith, LB (Georgia)
  9. San Francisco 49ers: Mike McGlinchey, T (Notre Dame)
  10. Arizona Cardinals (from Oakland): Josh Rosen, QB (UCLA)
  11. Miami Dolphins: Minkah Fitzpatrick, DB (Alabama)
  12. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from Cincinnati via Buffalo): Vita Vea, DT (Washington)
  13. Washington Redskins: Da’Ron Payne, DT (Alabama)
  14. New Orleans Saints (from Green Bay): Marcus Davenport, DE (UTSA)
  15. Oakland Raiders (from Arizona): Kolton Miller, T (UCLA)
  16. Buffalo Bills (from Baltimore): Tremaine Edmunds, LB (Virginia Tech)
  17. Los Angeles Chargers: Derwin James, S (Florida State)
  18. Green Bay Packers (from Seattle): Jaire Alexander, CB (Louisville)
  19. Dallas Cowboys: Leighton Vander Esch, LB (Boise State)
  20. Detroit Lions: Frank Ragnow, C (Arkansas)
  21. Cincinnati Bengals (from Buffalo): Billy Price, C (Ohio State)
  22. Tennessee Titans (from Kansas City via Buffalo and Baltimore): Rashaan Evans, LB (Alabama)
  23. New England Patriots (from Los Angeles Rams): Isaiah Wynn, T (Georgia)
  24. Carolina Panthers: D.J. Moore, WR (Maryland)
  25. Baltimore Ravens (from Tennessee): Hayden Hurst, TE (South Carolina)
  26. Atlanta Falcons: Calvin Ridley, WR (Alabama)
  27. Seattle Seahawks (from New Orleans via Green Bay): Rashaad Penny, RB (San Diego State)
  28. Pittsburgh Steelers: Terrell Edmunds, S (Virginia Tech)
  29. Jacksonville Jaguars: Taven Bryan, DT (Florida)
  30. Minnesota Vikings: Mike Hughes, CB (UCF)
  31. New England Patriots: Sony Michel, RB (Georgia)
  32. Baltimore Ravens (from Philadelphia): Lamar Jackson, QB (Louisville)

Round Two:

  1. Cleveland Browns: Austin Corbett, T (Nevada)
  2. New York Giants: Will Hernandez, G (UTEP)
  3. Cleveland Browns (from Houston): Nick Chubb, RB (Georgia)
  4. Indianapolis Colts: Darius Leonard, LB (South Carolina State)
  5. Indianapolis Colts (from New York Jets): Braden Smith, G (Auburn)
  6. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Ronald Jones, RB (USC)
  7. Chicago Bears; James Daniels, C (Iowa)
  8. Denver Broncos: Courtland Sutton, WR (SMU)
  9. Tennessee Titans (from Oakland): Harold Landry, DE (Boston College)
  10. Miami Dolphins: Mike Gesicki, TE (Penn State)
  11. Detroit Lions (from San Francisco via New England): Kerryon Johnson, RB (Auburn)
  12. San Francisco 49ers (from Washington): Dante Pettis, WR (Washington)
  13. Green Bay Packers: Josh Jackson, CB (Iowa)
  14. Kansas City Chiefs (from Cincinnati): Breeland Speaks, DE (Ole Miss)
  15. Arizona Cardinals: Christian Kirk, WR (Texas A&M)
  16. Los Angeles Chargers: Uchenna Nwosu, LB (USC)
  17. Philadelphia Eagles (from Seattle via New York Jets and Indianapolis): Dallas Goedert, TE (South Dakota State)
  18. Dallas Cowboys: Connor Williams, G (Texas)
  19. Chicago Bears (from Detroit via New England): Anthony Miller, WR (Memphis)
  20. Indianapolis Colts (from Baltimore and Philadelphia): Kemoko Turay, DE (Rutgers)
  21. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from Buffalo): M.J. Stewart, CB (North Carolina)
  22. Cincinnati Bengals (from Kansas City): Jessie Bates, S (Wake Forest)
  23. Carolina Panthers: Donte Jackson, CB (LSU)
  24. New England Patriots (from Los Angeles Rams via Buffalo and Tampa Bay): Duke Dawson, CB (Florida)
  25. Oakland Raiders (from Tennessee): P.J. Hall, DT (Sam Houston State)
  26. Atlanta Falcons: Isaiah Oliver, CB (Colorado)
  27. Washington Redskins (from New Orleans via San Francisco): Derrius Guice, RB (LSU)
  28. Pittsburgh Steelers: James Washington, WR (Oklahoma State)
  29. Jacksonville Jaguars: D.J. Chark, WR (LSU)
  30. Minnesota Vikings: Brian O’Neill, T (Pittsburgh)
  31. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from New England): Carlton Davis, CB (Auburn)
  32. Indianapolis Colts (from Philadelphia via Cleveland): Tyquan Lewis, DE (Ohio State)

Round Three:

  1. Oakland Raiders (from Cleveland via Buffalo and Baltimore): Brandon Parker, T (North Carolina A&T)
  2. New York Giants: Lorenzo Carter, LB (Georgia)
  3. Cleveland Browns (from Indianapolis): Chad Thomas, DE (Miami)
  4. Houston Texans: Justin Reid, S (Stanford)
  5. New York Giants (from Tampa Bay): B.J. Hill, DT (North Carolina State)
  6. San Francisco 49ers (from Chicago): Fred Warner, LB (BYU)
  7. Denver Broncos: Royce Freeman, RB (Oregon)
  8. New York Jets: Nathan Shepherd, DT (Fort Hays State)
  9. Miami Dolphins: Jerome Baker, LB (Ohio State)
  10. Washington Redskins (from San Francisco): Geron Christian, OL (Louisville)
  11. Kansas City Chiefs (from Oakland via Baltimore): Derrick Nnadi, DT (Florida State)
  12. Pittsburgh Steelers Seattle Seahawks (from Green Bay via Seattle): Mason Rudolph, QB (Oklahoma State)
  13. Cincinnati Bengals: Sam Hubbard, DE (Ohio State)
  14. Cincinnati Bengals (from Washington via Kansas City): Malik Jefferson, LB (Texas)
  15. Seattle Seahawks (from Arizona via Oakland and Pittsburgh): Rasheem Green, DE (USC)
  16. Houston Texans (from Seattle): Martinas Rankin, T (Mississippi State)
  17. Dallas Cowboys: Michael Gallup, WR (Colorado State)
  18. Detroit Lions: Tracey Walker, S (Louisiana-Lafayette)
  19. Baltimore Ravens: Orlando Brown, T (Oklahoma)
  20. Los Angeles Chargers: Justin Jones, DT (North Carolina State)
  21. Carolina Panthers (from Buffalo): Rashaan Gaulden, CB (Tennessee)
  22. Baltimore Ravens (from Kansas City): Mark Andrews, TE (Oklahoma)
  23. Oakland Raiders (from Los Angeles Rams): Arden Key, DE (LSU)
  24. Green Bay Packers (from Carolina): Oren Burks, LB (Vanderbilt)
  25. Los Angeles Rams (from Tennessee via Oakland): Joseph Noteboom, OL (TCU)
  26. Atlanta Falcons: Deadrin Senat, DT (USF)
  27. New Orleans Saints: Tre’Quan Smith, WR (UCF)
  28. Pittsburgh Steelers: Chukwuma Okorafor, T (Western Michigan)
  29. Jacksonville Jaguars: Ronnie Harrison, S (Alabama)
  30. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from Minnesota): Alex Cappa, G (Humboldt State)
  31. San Francisco 49ers (from New England): Tarvarius Moore, S (Southern Mississippi)
  32. Buffalo Bills (from Philadelphia): Harrison Phillips, DT (Stanford)
  33. Arizona Cardinals (compensatory): Mason Cole, C (Michigan)
  34. Houston Texans (compensatory): Jordan Akins, TE (UCF)
  35. Denver Broncos (compensatory): Isaac Yiadom, CB (Boston College)
  36. Kansas City Chiefs (from Cincinnati) (compensatory): Dorian O’Daniel, LB (Clemson)

Round Four:

  1. Carolina Panthers (from Cleveland from Green Bay): Ian Thomas, TE (Indiana)
  2. Minnesota Vikings (from New York Giants via Tampa Bay): Jalyn Holmes, DE (Ohio State)
  3. Houston Texans: Keke Coutee, WR (Texas Tech)
  4. Indianapolis Colts: Nyheim Hines, RB (North Carolina State)
  5. Cleveland Browns (from Chicago via New England): Antonio Callaway, WR (Florida)
  6. Denver Broncos: Josey Jewell, LB (Iowa)
  7. New York Jets: Christopher Herndon, TE (Miami)
  8. New York Giants (from Tampa Bay): Kyle Lauletta, QB (Richmond)
  9. Washington Redskins (from San Francisco via Denver): Troy Apke, S (Penn State)
  10. Oakland Raiders: Nick Nelson, CB (Wisconsin)
  11. Los Angeles Rams (from Miami): Brian Allen, C (Michigan State)
  12. Cincinnati Bengals: Mark Walton, RB (Miami)
  13. Denver Broncos (from Washington): DaeSean Hamilton, WR (Penn State)
  14. Detroit Lions (from Green Bay via Cleveland and New England): Da’Shawn Hand, DE (Alabama)
  15. Chicago Bears (from Arizona): Joel Iyiegbuniwe, LB (Western Kentucky)
  16. Dallas Cowboys: Dorance Armstrong, DE (Kansas)
  17. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from Detroit via New England): Jordan Whitehead, S (Pittsburgh)
  18. Baltimore Ravens: Anthony Averett, CB (Alabama)
  19. Los Angeles Chargers: Kyzir White, S (West Virginia)
  20. Seattle Seahawks: Will Dissly, TE (Washington)
  21. Buffalo Bills: Taron Johnson, CB (Weber State)
  22. Baltimore Ravens (from Kansas City): Kenny Young, LB (UCLA)
  23. Miami Dolphins (from Carolina via Cleveland): Durham Smythe, TE (Notre Dame)
  24. Kansas City Chiefs (from Los Angeles Rams): Armani Watts, S (Texas A&M)
  25. Philadelphia Eagles (from Tennessee via Baltimore): Avonte Maddox, CB (Pittsburgh)
  26. Atlanta Falcons: Ito Smith, RB (Southern Mississippi)
  27. New Orleans Saints: Rick Leonard, T (Florida State)
  28. San Francisco 49ers (from Pittsburgh): Kentavius Street, DE (North Carolina State)
  29. Jacksonville Jaguars: Will Richardson, T (North Carolina State)
  30. Philadelphia Eagles (from Minnesota): Josh Sweat, DE (Florida State)
  31. Miami Dolphins (from New England via Philadelphia): Kalen Ballage, RB (Arizona State)
  32. Baltimore Ravens (from Philadelphia): Jaleel Scott, WR (New Mexico State)
  33. Green Bay Packers (compensatory): J’Mon Moore, WR (Missouri)
  34. Arizona Cardinals (compensatory): Chase Edmonds, RB (Fordham)
  35. Los Angeles Rams (from New York Giants) (compensatory): John Franklin-Myers, DE (Stephen F. Austin)
  36. Carolina Panthers (from New England via Los Angeles Rams) (compensatory): Marquis Haynes, DE (Ole Miss)
  37. Dallas Cowboys (compensatory): Dalton Schultz, TE (Stanford)

Round Five:

  1. Green Bay Packers (from Cleveland): Cole Madison, T (Washington State)
  2. New York Giants: RJ McIntosh, DT (Miami)
  3. Oakland Raiders (from Indianapolis): Maurice Hurst, DT (Michigan)
  4. Seattle Seahawks (from Houston): Shaquem Griffin, DE (UCF)
  5. San Francisco 49ers (from Denver via Washington) D.J. Reed, CB (Kansas State)
  6. New England Patriots (from New York Jets and San Francisco): Ja’Whaun Bentley, LB (Purdue)
  7. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Justin Watson, WR (Pennsylvania)
  8. Chicago Bears: Bilal Nichols, DT (Delaware)
  9. Seattle Seahawks (from Oakland): Tre Flowers, S (Oklahoma State)
  10. Los Angeles Rams (from Miami via New Orleans, Green Bay, and Carolina): Micah Kiser, LB (Virginia)
  11. Pittsburgh Steelers (from San Francisco): Marcus Allen, S (Penn State)
  12. Seattle Seahawks (from Washington via Denver): Michael Dickson, P (Texas)
  13. Cleveland Browns (from Green Bay): Genard Avery, LB (Memphis)
  14. Cincinnati Bengals: CB Davontae Harris, (Illinois State)
  15. Tennessee Titans (from Arizona via Oakland and Baltimore): Dane Cruikshank, CB (Arizona)
  16. Detroit Lions: Tyrell Crosby, T (Oregon)
  17. Buffalo Bills (from Baltimore): Siran Neal, S (Jacksonville State)
  18. Los Angeles Chargers: Scott Quessenberry, CB (UCLA)
  19. Denver Broncos (from Seattle via Philadelphia and Seattle): Troy Fumagalli, TE (Wisconsin)
  20. Minnesota Vikings (from Dallas via New York Jets): Tyler Conklin. TE (Central Michigan)
  21. Cincinnati Bengals (from Buffalo): Andrew Brown, DT (Virginia)
  22. Indianapolis Colts (from Kansas City via Cleveland, New England, and Oakland): Daurice Fountain, WR (Northern Iowa)
  23. Los Angeles Rams (from Los Angeles Rams via Denver): Ogbonnia Okoronkwo, LB (Oklahoma)
  24. Carolina Panthers: Jermaine Carter Jr., LB (Maryland)
  25. Baltimore Ravens (from Tennessee): Jordan Lasley, WR (UCLA)
  26. Washington Redskins (from Atlanta via Denver): Tim Settle, DT (Virginia Tech)
  27. New Orleans Saints: Natrell Jamerson, S (Wisconsin)
  28. Pittsburgh Steelers: Jaylen Samuels, RB (North Carolina State)
  29. Buffalo Bills (from Jacksonville): Wyatt Teller, G (Virginia Tech)
  30. Minnesota Vikings (from Minnesota via New York Jets): Daniel Carlson, K (Auburn)
  31. Seattle Seahawks (from New England): Jamarco Jones, T (Ohio State)
  32. Indianapolis Colts (from Philadelphia): Jordan Wilkins, RB (Mississippi)
  33. Cincinnati Bengals (compensatory): Darius Phillips, CB (Western Michigan)
  34. Dallas Cowboys (compensatory): Mike White, QB (Western Kentucky)
  35. Green Bay Packers (compensatory): JK Scott, P (Alabama)
  36. Oakland Raiders (from Dallas) (compensatory): Johnny Townsend, P (Florida)
  37. Green Bay Packers (compensatory): Marquez Valdes-Scantling, WR (USF)

Round Six:

  1. Cleveland Browns: Damion Ratley, WR (Texas A&M)
  2. Los Angeles Rams (from New York Giants): John Kelly, RB (Tennessee)
  3. Houston Texans: Duke Ejiofor, DE (Wake Forest)
  4. New England Patriots (from Indianapolis via Cleveland): Christian Sam, LB (Arizona State)
  5. New York Jets: Parry Nickerson, CB (Tulane)
  6. New York Jets (from Tampa Bay via Minnesota): Folorunso Fatukasi, DT (UConn)
  7. Chicago Bears: Kylie Fitts, DE (Utah)
  8. Arizona Cardinals (from Denver): Christian Campbell, CB (Penn State)
  9. Denver Broncos (from Miami via Los Angeles Rams): Sam Jones, G (Arizona State)
  10. San Francisco 49ers: Marcell Harris, S (Florida)
  11. Indianapolis Colts (from Oakland): Deon Cain, WR (Clemson)
  12. Seattle Seahawks (from Green Bay): Jacob Martin, LB (Temple)
  13. Buffalo Bills (from Cincinnati): Ray-Ray McCloud, WR (Clemson)
  14. Cleveland Browns (from Washington): Simeon Thomas, CB (Louisiana-Lafayette)
  15. New Orleans Saints (from Arizona): Kamrin Moore, CB (Boston College)
  16. Baltimore Ravens: DeShon Elliott, S (Texas)
  17. Los Angeles Chargers: Dylan Cantrell, WR (Texas Tech)
  18. Los Angeles Rams (from Seattle via Oakland and Dallas): Jamil Demby, T (Maine)
  19. Dallas Cowboys: Chris Covington, LB (Indiana)
  20. Atlanta Falcons (from Detroit via Los Angeles Rams): Russell Gage, WR (LSU)
  21. Los Angeles Rams (from Buffalo): Sebastian Joseph, DT (Rutgers)
  22. Kansas City Chiefs: Tremon Smith, CB (Central Arkansas)
  23. Washington Redskins (from Carolina via Los Angeles Rams): Shaun Dion Hamilton, LB (Alabama)
  24. Kansas City Chiefs (from Los Angeles Rams via New England): Kahlil McKenzie, DT (Tennessee)
  25. Tennessee Titans: Luke Falk, QB (Washington State)
  26. Atlanta Falcons: Foyesade Oluokun, S (Yale)
  27. New Orleans Saints: Boston Scott, RB (Louisiana Tech)
  28. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from Pittsburgh via Cleveland and Pittsburgh): Jack Cichy, LB (Wisconsin)
  29. Jacksonville Jaguars: Tanner Lee, QB (Nebraska)
  30. New York Jets (from Minnesota): Trenton Cannon, RB (Virginia State)
  31. Los Angeles Rams (from New England via Cleveland and Washington): Trevon Young, LB (Louisville)
  32. Philadelphia Eagles: Matt Pryor, T (TCU)
  33. Green Bay Packers (compensatory): Equanimeous St. Brown, WR (Notre Dame)
  34. Dallas Cowboys (compensatory): Cedrick Wilson, WR (Boise State)
  35. Miami Dolphins (from Kansas City via Los Angeles Rams) (compensatory): Cornell Armstrong, CB (Southern Mississippi)
  36. New England Patriots (from Oakland) (compensatory): Braxton Berrios, WR (Miami)
  37. Houston Texans (compensatory): Jordan Thomas, TE (Mississippi State)
  38. Baltimore Ravens (from Oakland) (compensatory): Greg Senat, T (Wagner)
  39. Minnesota Vikings (compensatory): Colby Gossett, G (Appalachian State)
  40. Houston Texans (compensatory): Peter Kalambayi, LB (Stanford)
  41. Baltimore Ravens (from Baltimore via Tennessee) (compensatory): Bradley Bozeman, C (Alabama)
  42. Oakland Raiders (compensatory): Azeem Victor, LB (Washington)
  43. Denver Broncos (from Oakland via Los Angeles Rams) (compensatory): Keishawn Bierria, LB (Washington)
  44. Minnesota Vikings (compensatory): Ade Aruna, DE (Tulane)

Round Seven:

  1. New England Patriots (from Cleveland): Danny Etling, QB (LSU)
  2. Seattle Seahawks (from New York Giants via Pittsburgh): Alex McGough, QB (Florida International)
  3. Indianapolis Colts: Matthew Adams, LB (Houston)
  4. Houston Texans: Jermaine Kelly, CB (San Jose State)
  5. San Francisco 49ers (from Tampa Bay via Miami): Jullian Taylor, DT (Temple)
  6. Chicago Bears: Javon Wims, WR (Georgia)
  7. Minnesota Vikings (from Denver via Minnesota and New York Jets): Devante Downs, CB (California)
  8. Denver Broncos (from New York Jets via Seattle): David Williams, RB (Arkansas)
  9. Miami Dolphins (from San Francisco): Quentin Poling, LB (Ohio)
  10. Oakland Raiders: Marcell Ateman, WR (Oklahoma State)
  11. Miami Dolphins: Jason Sanders, K (New Mexico)
  12. Jacksonville Jaguars (from Cincinnati): Leon Jacobs, LB (Wisconsin)
  13. Los Angeles Rams (from Washington): Travin Howard, LB (TCU)
  14. Green Bay Packers: James Looney, DT (California)
  15. Philadelphia Eagles (from Arizona via Kansas City and New England): Jordan Mailata, T (Australia)
  16. Carolina Panthers (from Los Angeles Chargers via Buffalo): Andre Smith, LB (North Carolina)
  17. Indianapolis Colts (from Seattle via New York Jets): Zaire Franklin, LB (Syracuse)
  18. Dallas Cowboys: Bo Scarbrough, RB (Alabama)
  19. Detroit Lions: Nick Bawden, FB (San Diego State)
  20. Baltimore Ravens: Zach Sieler, DE (Ferris State)
  21. Green Bay Packers (from Buffalo): Hunter Bradley, LS (Mississippi State)
  22. San Francisco 49ers (from Kansas City): Richie James, WR (Middle Tennessee)
  23. Washington Redskins (from Los Angeles Rams): Greg Stroman, CB (Virginia Tech)
  24. Carolina Panthers: Kendrick Norton, DT (Miami)
  25. New England Patriots (from Tennessee via Kansas City): Keion Crossen, CB (Western Carolina)
  26. Los Angeles Rams (from Atlanta): Justin Lawler, DE (SMU)
  27. New Orleans Saints: Will Clapp, G (LSU)
  28. Pittsburgh Steelers: Joshua Frazier, DT (Alabama)
  29. Jacksonville Jaguars: Logan Cooke, P (Mississippi State)
  30. Green Bay Packers (from Minnesota via Seattle): Kendall Donnerson, LB (Southeast Missouri)
  31. Cincinnati Bengals (from New England): Logan Woodside, QB (Toledo)
  32. New England Patriots (from Philadelphia via Seattle, New England, Seattle, and Philadelphia): Ryan Izzo, TE (Florida State)
  33. Los Angeles Chargers (compensatory): Justin Jackson, RB (Northwestern)
  34. Cincinnati Bengals (compensatory): Rod Taylor, G (Ole Miss)
  35. Cincinnati Bengals (compensatory): Auden Tate, WR (Florida State)
  36. Arizona Cardinals (compensatory): Korey Cunningham, T (Cincinnati)
  37. Buffalo Bills (from Tampa Bay) (compensatory): Austin Proehl, WR (North Carolina)
  38. Washington Redskins (from Atlanta via Los Angeles Rams) (compensatory): Trey Quinn, WR (SMU)
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2018 NFL Draft Results By Team

By | at April 28, 2018 5:14 pm

Listed below are all 256 picks of the 2018 NFL draft, broken down by team. You can find a complete breakdown of the draft results by round right here.

Here are the complete 2018 NFL draft results by team:

Arizona Cardinals

Atlanta Falcons

Baltimore Ravens

Buffalo Bills

Carolina Panthers

Chicago Bears

Cincinnati Bengals

Cleveland Browns

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Panthers Acquire No. 136 From Rams

By | at April 28, 2018 12:54 pm

The Panthers have acquired pick No. 136 from the Rams in exchange for Nos. 147 and 197, according to Gary Klein of the Los Angeles Times (Twitter link).

The Panthers used their newly-acquired pick on New Mexico State wideout Jaleel Scott. The six-foot-six receiver had a breakout campaign in 2017, hauling in 76 receptions for 1,079 yards and nine touchdowns. He’ll provide quarterback Joe Flacco with another talented target, and Scott will instantly become the tallest wideout on the team.

The Ravens have added a number of offensive pieces during the draft, including quarterback Lamar Jackson, lineman Orlando Brown, and tight ends Hayden Hurst and Mark Andrews.

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Packers Acquire Panthers’ No. 88 Pick

By | at April 27, 2018 9:20 pm

The Packers have acquired the No. 88 pick from the Panthers, Carolina announced. Green Bay will sacrifice pick Nos. 101 and 147.

Green Bay used this selection to draft linebacker Oren Burks out of Vanderbilt. Burks did not serve as a pure pass rusher with the Commodores; he registered 116 tackles as a senior last season and stopped seven ball-carriers behind the line of scrimmage.

Having made 228 career tackles, Burks could be set to come in and play on the inside in Green Bay’s defense and join the likes of Jake Ryan and Blake Martinez. Burks spent the first two seasons of his career as a defensive back before being moved to linebacker as a junior.

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Packers Acquire No. 18 From Seahawks

By | at April 26, 2018 8:59 pm

The Packers have acquired the No. 18 overall pick from the Seahawks, per Albert Breer of TheMMQB.com (Twitter link). Green Bay will pick up No. 18 and No. 248 (seventh round) from Seattle, which will acquire No. 27, No. 76 (third round), and No. 186 (sixth round) per Jason Wilde of ESPN.com (Twitter link).

The Packers are using the pick on cornerback Jaire Alexander. The Louisville product was considered to be one of the top defensive back’s in the entire draft despite the fact that he was limited to only six games last season. He did appear in 13 games during the 2016 campaign, compiling 39 tackles and five interceptions. Green Bay acquired the No. 27 pick earlier tonight in a trade with the Saints.

We had heard several times that the Seahawks were interested in trading back in the draft. Seattle previously only had one pick during the first three rounds, and this trade will now give them a second selection during this span.

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Browns Select Baker Mayfield No. 1 Overall

By | at April 26, 2018 7:16 pm

The Browns have a new franchise quarterback, as Cleveland has selected Oklahoma signal-caller Baker Mayfield with the first overall pick in the 2018 NFL Draft.

At various points in the pre-draft process, the Browns had reportedly been eyeing other quarterbacks, such as USC’s Sam Darnold and Wyoming’s Josh Allen. Instead, they’ve gone with a former Heisman Trophy winner in Mayfield in an effort to solidify their quarterback position for years to come.

Cleveland, of course, has been trying and failing to land a long-term passer for some time, and notably passed on prospects such as Carson Wentz and Deshaun Watson in recent drafts. With a new general manager in place, and the first and fourth overall picks at their disposal, the Browns always seemed likely to use a top selection on a quarterback.

Mayfield, a former walk-on at both Texas Tech and Oklahoma, is a favorite of many in the analytic community, and posted at 3,700 yards and 35 touchdowns in each of his three campaigns for the Sooners. An excellent passer from the pocket, Mayfield stands at just over six feet tall.

The Browns acquired Tyrod Taylor from the Bills earlier this offseason, and also signed veteran backup Drew Stanton, so Mayfield isn’t expected to begin the 2018 season as the club’s starter. Cleveland has pledged to bring its next quarterback along slowly, but Mayfield could conceivably see the field as the year progresses.

As the first overall pick, Mayfield will sign a four-year, fully guaranteed contract that comes with a fifth-year option for the 2022 seasons. Mayfield’s deal should be worth nearly $33MM, per Over the Cap, including a $22MM signing bonus and a 2018 cap charge of roughly $5.9MM.

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NFC East Notes: Dez, Giants, Redskins, Eagles

By | at April 18, 2018 9:56 pm

Dez Bryant wants to sign with the Giants after being released by the division-rival Cowboys last week, but a current New York wideout isn’t on board with that idea. In a now-deleted Instagram story, Giants receiver Brandon Marshall said there was “no room” for Bryant on Big Blue’s roster, as Jaclyn Hendricks of the New York Post writes. Marshall, for his part, bombed during his first campaign in New York, as an ankle injury limited him to just five games and 18 receptions. Viewed as a possible cap casualty heading into the offseason, Marshall has surprisingly stuck on the Giants’ roster to this point. New York could still release Marshall at any point, however, and doing so would save the club in excess of $5MM in cap space.

Here’s more from the NFC East:

  • The Redskins were busy hosting draft prospects over the past two days, as Georgia running back Sony Michel, Ohio State center Billy Price, and Washington defensive lineman Vita Vea all visited the nation’s capital on Tuesday/Wednesday, according to John Keim of ESPN.com (all Twitter links). Michel would join a running back depth chart that already includes Chris Thompson, Samaje Perine, and Rob Kelley, while Price could start at either guard or center in lieu of Arie Kouandjio or Chase Roullier, respectively. Vea, meanwhile, would help fill a gap at defensive tackle that the Redskins have already attempted to fill this offseason by showing interest in free agents such as Johnathan Hankins and Bennie Logan.
  • Southern Methodist wideout Courtland Sutton met with the Cowboys on Wednesday, tweets Ian Rapoport of NFL.com. Dallas has a gaping need at receiver after cutting Bryant, as their roster is currently littered by second- and third-tier pass-catchers. Allen Hurns, Terrance Williams, Cole Beasley, Deonte Thompson, and Ryan Switzer front the Cowboys’ WR depth chart, but Sutton — who is viewed as either a first- or second-round selection — could give Dallas a potential No. 1 wideout. The 6’4″, 215-pound Sutton posted at least 1,000 yards receiving and 10 touchdowns in each of the past two seasons.
  • The Eagles hosted running backs Derrius Guice (LSU) and Rashaad Penny (San Diego State) on Tuesday, reports Jordan Raanan of ESPN.com (Twitter link). Guice is widely considered 2018’s second-best running back prospect behind Penn State’s Saquon Barkley, and there’s no guarantee he’ll still be on the board when Philadelphia picks at the end of round one. While the Eagles lost LeGarrette Blount to the Lions during the free agent period, they still have Jay Ajayi, Corey Clement, Wendell Smallwood, and Donnel Pumphrey on their roster.
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