This is a modified version of the first five rounds of the 2009 NFL Draft page, making some of the format changes suggested in Talk:2010 NFL Draft.
Changes from actual NFL Draft Article
edit- Link all teams, positions, and colleges to conform with MoS Guidelines (see WP:REPEATLINK)
- Combine all seven rounds into a single table, add a "round" column on the left side
- Change the color of the pro bowl indicator to a lighter color to be more eye-friendly
- Change color of "supplemental compensatory selection" indicator to have a better contrast with regular compensatory picks
- Add navigation thing to allow readers to jump to a specific round (since the rounds are no longer separated)
- Add sortname template for each player to allow sorting by last name
I am not too familiar with how to change the width of the table, so I will leave it as it is for now. If another user wants to do so, he or she is welcome to make the changes on this page. Thanks Nmajdan
Player selection
edit| * | = compensatory selection | ^ | = supplemental compensatory selection | † | = Pro Bowler[1] |
Trades
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In the explanations below, (D) denotes trades that took place during the draft, while (PD) indicates trades completed pre-draft.
Round one
edit- ^ #5: Cleveland → New York Jets (D). Cleveland traded its first-round selection (5th overall, used to select Mark Sanchez) to the Jets for the Jets' first- and second-round selections (17th overall, traded to Tampa Bay, who selected Josh Freeman; and 52nd overall, used to select David Veikune), Kenyon Coleman, Brett Ratliff, and Abram Elam.[source 1]
- ^ #17: New York Jets → Cleveland (D). See #5: Cleveland → New York Jets above.
- ^ #17: Cleveland → Tampa Bay (D). Cleveland traded its first-round selection it acquired from the Jets (17th overall, used to select Josh Freeman) to Tampa Bay for first- and sixth-round selections (19th overall, traded to Philadelphia, who selected Jeremy Maclin; and 191st overall, used to select Coye Francies).[source 2]
- ^ #18: Chicago → Denver (PD). Chicago traded its 2009 first- and third-round selections (18th overall, used to select Robert Ayers; and 84th overall, traded to Pittsburgh, who selected Mike Wallace), its 2010 first-round selection, and Kyle Orton to Denver for Jay Cutler and one of Denver's 2009 fifth-round selections (140th overall, used to select Johnny Knox).[source 3]
- ^ #19: Tampa Bay → Cleveland (D). See #17: Cleveland → Tampa Bay above.
- ^ #19: Cleveland → Philadelphia (D). Cleveland traded the first-round selection it acquired from Tampa Bay (19th overall, used to select Jeremy Maclin) to Philadelphia for first- and sixth-round selections (21st and 195th overall, used to select Alex Mack and James Davis, respectively).[source 4]
- ^ #20: Dallas → Detroit (PD). Dallas traded its first-, third-, and sixth-round selections (20th, 82nd, and 192nd overall, used to select Brandon Pettigrew, Derrick Williams, and Aaron Brown, respectively) to Detroit for wide receiver Roy Williams and a seventh-round selection (210th overall, traded to Atlanta, who selected Vance Walker).[source 5]
- ^ #21: Philadelphia → Cleveland (D). See #19: Cleveland → Philadelphia above.
- ^ #23: New England → Baltimore (D). New England traded its first-round selection (23rd overall, used to select Michael Oher) to Baltimore for first- and fifth-round selections (26th overall, traded to Green Bay, who selected Clay Matthews; and 162nd overall, traded to Green Bay, who selected Jamon Meredith).[source 6]
- ^ #26: Baltimore → New England (D). See #23: New England → Baltimore above.
- ^ #26 New England → Green Bay (D). New England traded the first-round selection it acquired from Baltimore (26th overall, used to select Clay Matthews) and a fifth-round selection (162nd overall) to Green Bay for a second-round selection (41st overall, used to select Darius Butler) and two third-round selections (73rd overall, traded to Jacksonville, who selected Derek Cox; and 83rd overall, used to select Brandon Tate).[source 7]
- ^ #28: Carolina → Philadelphia (PD). Carolina traded its 2009 first-round selection (28th overall, which was traded to Buffalo, used to select Eric Wood), and its 2008 second- and fourth-round selections (43rd overall, which was traded to Minnesota, who selected Tyrell Johnson; and 109th overall, used to select Mike McGlynn) to Philadelphia for its 2008 first-round selection (19th overall, used to select Jeff Otah).[source 8]
- ^ #28: Philadelphia → Buffalo (PD). Philadelphia traded the 2009 first-round selection it acquired from Carolina (28th overall, used to select Eric Wood), its 2009 fourth-round selection (121st overall), and its 2010 sixth-round selection to Buffalo for Jason Peters.[source 9]
Round two
edit- ^ #34: Kansas City → New England (PD). Kansas City traded this selection (34th overall) to New England for Matt Cassel and Mike Vrabel.[source 10]
- ^ #37 Seattle → Denver (D). Seattle traded this selection to Denver for Denver's 2010 first-round selection.[source 11]
- ^ #40: Oakland → New England (D). Oakland traded this selection (40th overall, used to select Ron Brace) to New England for second-, fourth- and sixth-round selections (47th, 124th, 199th overall, respectively).[source 12]
- ^ #41: Green Bay → New England (D). See #26: New England → Green Bay above.
- ^ #43 San Francisco → Carolina (D). San Francisco traded its 2009 second- and fourth-round selections (43rd and 111th overall, used to select Everette Brown and Mike Goodson, respectively) to Carolina for Carolina's 2010 first-round selection.[source 13]
- ^ #44: Washington → Miami (PD). Washington traded this selection (44th overall) and its 2010 sixth-round selection to Miami for Jason Taylor.[source 14]
- ^ #45: New Orleans → New York Giants (PD). New Orleans traded its second- and fifth-round selections (45th and 151st overall, respectively) to the Giants for Jeremy Shockey.[source 15]
- ^ #47: San Diego → New England (PD). San Diego traded its 2009 second-round selection (47th overall) and its 2008 fifth-round selection (160th overall, traded to Tampa Bay, who selected Josh Johnson) to New England for one of New England's 2008 third-round selections (69th overall, used to select Jacob Hester).[source 16]
- ^ #47: New England → Oakland (D). See #40: Oakland → New England above.
- ^ #49: Chicago → Seattle (D). Chicago traded this selection to Seattle for Seattle's third- and fourth-round selections (68th and 105th overall, respectively).
- ^ #50: Tampa Bay → Cleveland(PD). Tampa Bay traded this selection and its 2010 fifth-round selection to Cleveland for Kellen Winslow, Jr..[source 17]
- ^ #51: Dallas → Buffalo (D). Dallas traded this selection to Buffalo for Buffalo's third- and fourth-round selections (75th and 110th overall).[source 18]
- ^ #52 New York Jets → Cleveland (D). See #5: Cleveland → New York Jets above.
- ^ #56: Miami → Indianapolis (D). Miami traded this selection to Indianapolis for Indianapolis' second- and fifth-round selections (61st and 165th overall, respectively).
{{citation}}: Empty citation (help) - ^ #64: Pittsburgh → Denver (D). Pittsburgh traded its second- and fourth-round selections (64th and 132nd overall, used to select Richard Quinn and Seth Olsen, respectively) to Denver for two third-round selections (79th and 84th overall, used to select Kraig Urbik and Mike Wallace, respectively).
Round three
edit- ^ #65: Detroit Lions → New York Jets (D). Detroit traded this selection (used to select Shonn Greene) to the New York Jets for the Jets' 2009 third-, fourth-, and seventh-round selections (76th overall, used to select DeAndre Levy, 115th overall, used to select Sammie Lee Hill.[source 19]
- ^ #69: Cleveland → Dallas (PD). Cleveland traded this selection (used to select Jason Williams) to Dallas for its 2008 fourth-round selection (111th overall, used to select Martin Rucker).[source 20]
- ^ #73: Green Bay → New England (D). See #26: New England → Green Bay above.
- ^ #73: New England → Jacksonville (D). New England traded this selection to Jacksonville for its 2010 second-round selection and 2009 seventh-round selection (232nd overall, used to select Julian Edelman).
- ^ #75: Buffalo → Dallas (D). See #51: Dallas → Buffalo above.
- ^ #76: New Orleans → New York Jets (PD). New Orleans traded its 2009 third-round selection (76th overall, traded to Detroit, who selected DeAndre Levy) and 2008 fourth-round selection (113th overall, which was traded to Green Bay, which was traded back to the Jets, who selected Dwight Lowery) to the Jets for Jonathan Vilma and the Jets' 2009 fourth-round selection (118th overall, used to select Stanley Arnoux).[source 21] New Orleans conditionally traded a fourth-round selection to the New York Jets, but Vilma met playtime incentives that upgraded the selection to the third round.
- ^ #79 Denver → Pittsburgh (D). See #64: Pittsburgh → Denver above.
- ^ #82 Dallas → Detroit (PD). See #20: Dallas → Detroit above.
- ^ #83: New York Jets → Green Bay (PD). The Jets traded this selection to Green Bay for Brett Favre. The conditional selection, originally a fourth-round selection, became a third-round selection (83rd overall) because Favre took more than 50 percent of the team's snaps; had the Jets made the playoffs, it would have become a second-round selection.[source 22]
- ^ #83: Green Bay → New England See #26: New England → Green Bay above.
- ^ #84: Chicago → Denver (PD). See #18: Chicago → Denver above.
- ^ #84 Denver → Pittsburgh (D). See #64: Pittsburgh → Denver above.
- ^ #85: Philadelphia → New York Giants (PD). Philadelphia traded this selection (used to select Ramses Barden) to the Giants for their third- and fifth-round selections (91st overall, traded to Seattle, who selected Deon Butler, and 164th overall, traded to New Orleans, who selected Thomas Morstead).
- ^ #89: New England → Tennessee (D). New England traded this selection (used to select Jared Cook) to Tennessee for its 2010 second-round selection.
- ^ #91: New York Giants → Philadelphia → Seattle (D). New York traded this selection to Philadelphia. Philadelphia traded this selection to Seattle for their 2010 third round selection and 2009 fifth- and seventh-round selections (137th overall, traded to New England then Baltimore, who selected Jason Phillips, and 213rd overall, used to select Paul Fanaika).
Round four
edit- ^ #101: Detroit → Dallas
Detroit traded its 2009 fourth-round selection (101st overall) and its 2008 third-round selection (111th overall, which was traded to Cleveland, who selected Martin Rucker) to Dallas for its 2008 third-round selection (92nd overall, used to select Cliff Avril).[source 23] - ^ #108: Oakland → Miami
Oakland traded its fourth- and sixth-round selections (108th and 181st overall, respectively) to Miami for Samson Satele and Miami's fourth-round selection (126th overall).[source 24] - ^ #110: Buffalo → Dallas
See #51: Dallas → Buffalo above. - ^ #115: Washington → New York Jets
Washington traded its 2009 fourth-round selection (115th overall) to the New York Jets for Pete Kendall prior to the 2007 season. Washington conditionally traded a 2008 fifth-round selection, but Kendall played 80 percent of the snaps for Washington in 2007, so Washington traded a 2009 fourth-round selection instead.[source 25] - ^ #118 New York Jets → New Orleans
See #76: New Orleans → New York Jets above. - ^ #121: Philadelphia → Buffalo
See #28: Philadelphia → Buffalo above. - ^ #122: Minnesota → Houston
Minnesota traded its fourth-round selection (122nd overall) to Houston for Sage Rosenfels.[source 26] - ^ #123: Baltimore → New England
Baltimore traded its 2009 fourth-round selection (123rd overall) and its 2009 sixth-round selection (198th overall) to New England for their two 2009 fifth-round selections (137th and 141st overall). [source 27] - ^ #124: New England → Oakland
See #40: Oakland → New England above. - ^ #126: Miami → Oakland
See #108: Oakland → Miami above. - ^ #132 Pittsburgh → Denver
See #64: Pittsburgh → Denver above.
Round five
edit- ^ #137: Detroit → Seattle → Philadelphia → New England → Baltimore
Detroit traded Cory Redding and its fifth-round selection (137th overall) to Seattle for Julian Peterson. Seattle traded the 137th pick to Philadelphia. Philadelphia traded two fifth-round picks (137th and 141st overall) to New England for cornerback Ellis Hobbs. New England traded this pick to Baltimore.[source 28] - ^ #138: St. Louis → Atlanta
St. Louis traded its fifth- and sixth-round selections (138th and 176th overall, respectively) to Atlanta in exchange for Laurent Robinson and Atlanta's fifth- and sixth-round selections (160th and 196th overall, respectively).[source 29] - ^ #140: Seattle → Denver
Seattle traded its fifth-round selection (140th overall) to Denver for Keary Colbert.[source 30] - ^ #140: Denver → Chicago
See #18: Chicago → Denver above. - ^ #141: Cleveland → Philadelphia
Cleveland traded its 2009 fifth-round selection (141st overall) to Philadelphia for its 2008 sixth-round selection (191st overall, used to select Paul Hubbard).[source 23] - ^ #143: Oakland → Atlanta
Oakland traded its 2009 fifth-round selection (143rd overall) and a 2008 second-round selection (34th overall, which was traded to Washington, who selected Devin Thomas) to Atlanta for DeAngelo Hall.[source 31] - ^ #151: New Orleans → New York Giants
See #45: New Orleans → New York Giants above. - ^ #153: New York Jets → Philadelphia
The New York Jets traded their fifth-round selection (153rd overall) and a 2010 conditional selection to Philadelphia for Lito Sheppard.[source 32] - ^ #159: New England → Philadelphia
New England traded its 2009 fifth-round selection (159th overall) to Philadelphia for Greg Lewis and a 2010 seventh-round selection.[source 33] - ^ #160: Atlanta → St. Louis
See #138: St. Louis → Atlanta above. - ^ #162: Baltimore → New England → Green Bay
See #23: Baltimore → New England and #26: Green Bay → New England above. - ^ #166: Tennessee → Dallas
Dallas originally traded its 2009 sixth-round selection, and a 2008 fourth-round selection (126th overall, used to select Lavelle Hawkins), to Tennessee for Adam "Pacman" Jones.[source 34] However, Jones' suspension on October 15, 2008, triggered a clause in the agreement that canceled the sixth-round trade and required Tennessee to give its fifth-round selection (166th overall) to Dallas.[source 35]
Round six
edit- ^ #176: St. Louis → Atlanta
See #138: St. Louis → Atlanta above. - ^ #181: Oakland → Miami
See #108: Oakland → Miami above. - ^ #187: New Orleans → Green Bay
New Orleans traded its 2009 sixth-round selection (187th overall) to Green Bay for its 2008 seventh-round selection (237th overall, used to select Adrian Arrington).[source 36] - ^ #191: Tampa Bay → Chicago
Tampa Bay traded its sixth-round selection (191st overall) to Chicago for Brian Griese.[source 37] - ^ #191: Chicago → Tampa Bay
Chicago traded the sixth-round selection it acquired from Tampa Bay (191st overall), along with its seventh-round selection (229th overall) to Tampa Bay for Dan Buenning.[source 38] - ^ #191: Tampa Bay → Cleveland
See #17 Cleveland → Tampa Bay above. - ^ #192 Dallas → Detroit
See #20: Dallas → Detroit above. - ^ #195: Minnesota → Philadelphia
Minnesota traded its sixth-round selection to Philadelphia for Kelly Holcomb.[source 39] - ^ #195: Philadelphia → Cleveland
See #19 Cleveland → Philadelphia above. - ^ #196: Atlanta → St. Louis
See #138: St. Louis → Atlanta above. - ^ #197: Miami → Dallas. Miami traded its 2009 sixth-round selection (197th overall) and its 2008 sixth-round selection (167th overall, used to select Erik Walden) to Dallas for Jason Ferguson and Dallas' 2008 sixth-round selection (195th overall, used to select Donald Thomas).[source 40]
- ^ #199: New England → Oakland
See #40: Oakland → New England above.
Round seven
edit- ^ #210: Detroit → Dallas See #20: Dallas → Detroit above.
- ^ #214: Cleveland → Miami (PD). Cleveland traded this selection to Miami for Travis Daniels.[source 41]
- ^ #217: Jacksonville → Tampa Bay (PD). Jacksonville traded its 2009 seventh-round selection (217th overall) and its 2008 second- and fifth-round selections (58th overall, used to select wide receiver Dexter Jackson, and 158th overall, traded to Chicago, who selected Kellen Davis) to Tampa Bay for its 2008 second-round selection (52nd overall, used to select Quentin Groves).[source 23]
- ^ #221: Washington → Minnesota (PD). Washington traded this selection to Minnesota for Erasmus James.[source 42]
- ^ #226: Tampa Bay → Pittsburgh (PD). Tampa Bay traded this selection to Pittsburgh for Sean Mahan.[source 43]
- ^ #229 Chicago → Tampa Bay (PD). See #191: Chicago → Tampa Bay above.
- ^ #232: Miami → Jacksonville (PD). Miami traded this selection to Jacksonville for Tony McDaniel.[source 44]
- ^ #233: Baltimore → Tampa Bay (PD). Baltimore traded a 2009 seventh-round selection (233rd overall) and a conditional 2010 selection to Tampa Bay for Marques Douglas.[source 45]
- ^ #235: Atlanta → Denver (PD). Atlanta traded this selection to Denver for Domonique Foxworth. Had Foxworth, who signed with Baltimore, re-signed with Atlanta, Atlanta would have owed a sixth-round selection.[source 46]
- ^ #237: Carolina → Miami (PD). Carolina traded this selection to Miami for Josh McCown.[source 47]
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- ^ Players are identified as a Pro Bowler if they were selected for the Pro Bowl at any time in their career.