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2010 NFL draft
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General information
DateApril 22–24, 2010
Time7:30 pm EDT (April 22)
6:00 pm EDT (April 23)
10:00 am EDT (April 24)
LocationRadio City Music Hall
in New York, New York
NetworksESPN, NFL Network
Overview
255 total selections in 7 rounds
LeagueNFL
First selectionSam Bradford, QB
St. Louis Rams
Mr. IrrelevantTim Toone, WR
Detroit Lions
Most selections (13)Philadelphia Eagles
Fewest selections (4)New York Jets
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The 2010 NFL draft was the 75th annual meeting of National Football League (NFL) franchises to select newly eligible football players. The 2010 draft took place over three days, at Radio City Music Hall in New York City, with the first round on April 22, 2010. The second and third rounds took place on April 23, while the final four rounds were held on April 24.[1][2] Television coverage was provided by both NFL Network and ESPN.

The St. Louis Rams, as the team with the worst record during the 2009 season, selected the 2008 Oklahoma Sooners Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Sam Bradford with the first pick in the draft. Three of the top four picks—Bradford, defensive tackle Gerald McCoy and offensive tackle Trent Williams—were members of the Oklahoma Sooners football team, and five of the top six—Bradford, Nebraska defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh, McCoy, Williams and Oklahoma State offensive tackle Russell Okung—were from the Big 12 Conference. The Detroit Lions made the final pick in the draft, commonly called Mr. Irrelevant, by selecting the FCS first-team All-American wide receiver out of Weber State Tim Toone with the two-hundred and fifty-fifth pick. The prime-time broadcast of the first round was watched by 7.29 million viewers making it the most viewed first round ever and making ESPN the second most watched network of the night.[3][4]

As of 2026, the only remaining active players from the 2010 draft class are San Francisco 49ers offensive tackle Trent Williams, Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham, Tennessee Titans long snapper Morgan Cox, and free agents defensive end Jerry Hughes and defensive tackle Linval Joseph, who have both last played for both of the league's Texas-based teams in 2024, the Houston Texans and the Dallas Cowboys, respectively.

Overview

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Of the 255 players drafted 216 (or 84%) were among the 327 players who participated in the 2010 NFL Scouting Combine. This matches the average percentage of combine participants among draftees over the past 10 years. An additional 39 players who did not attend the combine were selected.[5][6]

There was wide speculation that the 2010 NFL draft would have a very large number of early entrants because of a possible rookie pay scale to be imposed starting with the 2011 NFL draft.[7][8][9][10] Eligible underclassmen projected as top NFL prospects risked losing millions of contractually-guaranteed dollars if they did not declare for the draft the year before a new CBA could be reached. The early entry deadline was January 15. After the early entry deadline had passed, it was confirmed that the 2010 NFL draft would have fifty-three non-seniors, tying a draft record for the most non-seniors ever.[11]

The draft's first round, in which teams were allowed ten minutes to make each selection, consumed three hours and 28 minutes. The second round (with a maximum of seven minutes per selection) lasted two hours and 25 minutes. After the second round, teams were allotted five minutes per pick. The third round took one hour and 41 minutes. Rounds 4 through 7 each lasted less than two hours.[12] For the second time in draft history, the first two players selected were named Offensive and Defensive Rookies of the Year, respectively.[13]

The following is the breakdown of the 255 players selected by position:

Changes in draft order

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Commissioner Roger Goodell announcing a pick

At the 2009 annual owners meeting, NFL owners unanimously approved changes to the order for assigning draft picks, starting with the 2010 draft.[14]

The new format took into account the seeding of playoff teams. The two major changes from previous years were:

  • Teams that make the playoffs pick after teams that do not.
  • Teams that advance further in the playoffs pick later. In 2008, the Chargers, who went 8–8 in the regular season, defeated the 12–4 Indianapolis Colts in an AFC wild card game. Nevertheless, the Chargers received the 16th pick while the Colts picked 27th, and the Patriots, who missed the playoffs, picked 23rd according to the rules then in effect, which prioritized regular season record for all teams except those in the Super Bowl.

The new order assigns picks for each round as indicated in the table below. Except the changes noted above, the order will generally follow that used in previous years (i.e. within a given status, teams with worse regular-season records will pick earlier in the first round, and picks will cycle from round to round among teams that are tied).

Three coin tosses were necessary to establish the final selection order: Jacksonville, Tennessee and Atlanta won their flips over Denver, Carolina and Houston, respectively.[15]

Status Draft picks
Non-playoff teams 1–20
Eliminated in Wild Card round 21–24
Eliminated in Divisional round 25–28
Eliminated in Conference Championships 29–30
Super Bowl losing team 31
Super Bowl champion 32

Player selections

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* compensatory selection
^ supplemental compensatory selection
† Pro Bowler[16]
Positions key
Offense Defense Special teams
  1. ^ Includes nose tackle (NT)
  2. ^ Includes middle linebacker (MLB/MIKE), weakside linebacker (WILL), strongside linebacker (SAM), off-ball linebacker, and outside linebacker (OLB)
  3. ^ Includes free safety (FS) and strong safety (SS)
  4. ^ Also known as a placekicker (PK)
  5. ^ Includes kickoff and punt returners
Notable defensive tackles taken early in the draft include (from top to bottom) Ndamukong Suh (2nd overall by Detroit) and Gerald McCoy (3rd overall by Tampa Bay). Defensive ends were Brandon Graham (13th overall by Philadelphia) and Jason Pierre-Paul (15th overall by NY Giants). They have combined for 15 Pro Bowl appearances, 10 All-Pro selections and 5 Super Bowl wins.
Notable first-round defensive backs include (from top to bottom) Eric Berry (5th overall by Kansas City), Joe Haden (7th overall by Cleveland), Earl Thomas (14th overall by Seattle) and Devin McCourty (27th overall by New England).
Notable tight ends taken in the draft include Rob Gronkowski (2nd round selection by New England, top) and Jimmy Graham (3rd round selection by New Orleans, bottom)
Notable offensive linemen in the first round include left tackle Trent Williams and center Maurkice Pouncey.
Notable receivers taken include (from top to bottom) Demaryius Thomas (22nd overall by Denver), Dez Bryant (24th overall by Dallas), Emmanuel Sanders (3rd round selection by Pittsburgh) and Antonio Brown (6th round selection by Pittsburgh).
Rnd. Pick Team Player Pos. College Notes
1 1 St. Louis Rams Sam Bradford  QB Oklahoma
1 2 Detroit Lions Ndamukong Suh † DT Nebraska
1 3 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Gerald McCoy † DT Oklahoma
1 4 Washington Redskins Trent Williams † T Oklahoma
1 5 Kansas City Chiefs Eric Berry † S Tennessee
1 6 Seattle Seahawks Russell Okung † T Oklahoma State
1 7 Cleveland Browns Joe Haden † CB Florida
1 8 Oakland Raiders Rolando McClain  LB Alabama
1 9 Buffalo Bills C. J. Spiller † RB Clemson
1 10 Jacksonville Jaguars Tyson Alualu  DT California
1 11 San Francisco 49ers Anthony Davis  T Rutgers
from Chicago via Denver[R1 – 1]
1 12 San Diego Chargers Ryan Mathews † RB Fresno State
from Miami[R1 – 2]
1 13 Philadelphia Eagles Brandon Graham † DE Michigan
from San Francisco via Denver[R1 – 3]
1 14 Seattle Seahawks Earl Thomas † S Texas
from Denver[R1 – 4]
1 15 New York Giants Jason Pierre-Paul † DE South Florida
1 16 Tennessee Titans Derrick Morgan  DE Georgia Tech
1 17 San Francisco 49ers Mike Iupati † G Idaho
from Carolina[R1 – 5]
1 18 Pittsburgh Steelers Maurkice Pouncey † C Florida
1 19 Atlanta Falcons Sean Weatherspoon  LB Missouri
1 20 Houston Texans Kareem Jackson  CB Alabama
1 21 Cincinnati Bengals Jermaine Gresham † TE Oklahoma
1 22 Denver Broncos Demaryius Thomas † WR Georgia Tech
from New England[R1 – 6]
1 23 Green Bay Packers Bryan Bulaga  T Iowa
1 24 Dallas Cowboys Dez Bryant † WR Oklahoma State
from Philadelphia via Denver and New England[R1 – 7]
1 25 Denver Broncos Tim Tebow  QB Florida
from Baltimore.[R1 – 8]
1 26 Arizona Cardinals Dan Williams  DT Tennessee
1 27 New England Patriots Devin McCourty † CB Rutgers
from Dallas[R1 – 9]
1 28 Miami Dolphins Jared Odrick  DT Penn State
from San Diego[R1 – 10]
1 29 New York Jets Kyle Wilson  CB Boise State
1 30 Detroit Lions Jahvid Best  RB California
from Minnesota[R1 – 11]
1 31 Indianapolis Colts Jerry Hughes  DE TCU
1 32 New Orleans Saints Patrick Robinson  CB Florida State
2 33 St. Louis Rams Rodger Saffold † T Indiana
2 34 Minnesota Vikings Chris Cook  CB Virginia
from Detroit[R2 – 1]
2 35 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Brian Price  DT UCLA
2 36 Kansas City Chiefs Dexter McCluster † RB Ole Miss
2 37 Philadelphia Eagles Nate Allen  S South Florida
from Washington[R2 – 2]
2 38 Cleveland Browns T. J. Ward † S Oregon
2 39 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Arrelious Benn  WR Illinois
from Oakland[R2 – 3]
2 40 Miami Dolphins Koa Misi  DE Utah
from Seattle via San Diego[R2 – 4]
2 41 Buffalo Bills Torell Troup  DT UCF
2 42 New England Patriots Rob Gronkowski † TE Arizona
from Chicago via Tampa Bay and Oakland[R2 – 5]
2 43 Baltimore Ravens Sergio Kindle  DE Texas
from Miami via Denver[R2 – 6]
2 44 Oakland Raiders Lamarr Houston  DE Texas
from Jacksonville via New England[R2 – 7]
2 45 Denver Broncos Zane Beadles † T Utah
2 46 New York Giants Linval Joseph † DT East Carolina
2 47 Arizona Cardinals Daryl Washington † LB TCU
from Tennessee via New England[R2 – 8]
2 48 Carolina Panthers Jimmy Clausen  QB Notre Dame
2 49 San Francisco 49ers Taylor Mays  S USC
2 50 Kansas City Chiefs Javier Arenas  CB Alabama
from Atlanta[R2 – 9]
2 51 Minnesota Vikings Toby Gerhart  RB Stanford
from Houston[R2 – 10]
2 52 Pittsburgh Steelers Jason Worilds  DE Virginia Tech
2 53 New England Patriots Jermaine Cunningham  DE Florida
2 54 Cincinnati Bengals Carlos Dunlap † DE Florida
2 55 Dallas Cowboys Sean Lee † LB Penn State
from Philadelphia[R2 – 11]
2 56 Green Bay Packers Mike Neal  DE Purdue
2 57 Baltimore Ravens Terrence Cody  DT Alabama
2 58 Houston Texans Ben Tate  RB Auburn
from Arizona via New England[R2 – 12]
2 59 Cleveland Browns Montario Hardesty  RB Tennessee
from Dallas via Philadelphia[R2 – 13]
2 60 Seattle Seahawks Golden Tate † WR Notre Dame
from San Diego[R2 – 14]
2 61 New York Jets Vladimir Ducasse  T UMass
2 62 New England Patriots Brandon Spikes  LB Florida
from Minnesota via Houston[R2 – 15]
2 63 Indianapolis Colts Pat Angerer  LB Iowa
2 64 New Orleans Saints Charles Brown  T USC
3 65 St. Louis Rams Jerome Murphy  CB South Florida
3 66 Detroit Lions Amari Spievey  CB Iowa
3 67 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Myron Lewis  CB Vanderbilt
3 67.5– Washington Redskins selection forfeited in the 2009 Supplemental draft[17]
3 68 Kansas City Chiefs Jon Asamoah  G Illinois
3 69 Oakland Raiders Jared Veldheer  T Hillsdale
3 70 Baltimore Ravens Ed Dickson  TE Oregon
from Seattle via Philadelphia and Denver[R3 – 1]
3 71 Green Bay Packers Morgan Burnett  S Georgia Tech
from Cleveland via Philadelphia[R3 – 2]
3 72 Buffalo Bills Alex Carrington  DE Arkansas State
3 73 Miami Dolphins John Jerry  T Ole Miss
3 74 Jacksonville Jaguars D'Anthony Smith  DT Louisiana Tech
3 75 Chicago Bears Major Wright  S Florida
3 76 New York Giants Chad Jones  S LSU
3 77 Tennessee Titans Damian Williams  WR USC
3 78 Carolina Panthers Brandon LaFell  WR LSU
3 79 San Diego Chargers Donald Butler  LB Washington
from San Francisco[R3 – 3]
3 80 Denver Broncos J. D. Walton  C Baylor
3 81 Houston Texans Earl Mitchell  DT Arizona
3 82 Pittsburgh Steelers Emmanuel Sanders † WR SMU
3 83 Atlanta Falcons Corey Peters  DT Kentucky
3 84 Cincinnati Bengals Jordan Shipley  WR Texas
3 85 Cleveland Browns Colt McCoy  QB Texas
from New England via Oakland[R3 – 4]
3 86 Philadelphia Eagles Daniel Te'o-Nesheim  DE Washington
from Green Bay[R3 – 5]
3 87 Denver Broncos Eric Decker  WR Minnesota
from Philadelphia[R3 – 6]
3 88 Arizona Cardinals Andre Roberts † WR The Citadel
from Baltimore[R3 – 7]
3 89 Carolina Panthers Armanti Edwards  WR Appalachian State
from Arizona via New England[R3 – 8]
3 90 New England Patriots Taylor Price  WR Ohio
from Dallas[R3 – 9]
3 91 San Francisco 49ers NaVorro Bowman † LB Penn State
from San Diego[R3 – 10]
3 92 Cleveland Browns Shawn Lauvao  T Arizona State
from NY Jets[R3 – 11]
3 93 Kansas City Chiefs Tony Moeaki  TE Iowa
from Minnesota via Houston[R3 – 12]
3 94 Indianapolis Colts Kevin Thomas  CB USC
3 95 New Orleans Saints Jimmy Graham † TE Miami (FL)
3* 96 Cincinnati Bengals Brandon Ghee  CB Wake Forest
3* 97 Tennessee Titans Rennie Curran  LB Georgia
3* 98 Atlanta Falcons Mike Johnson  G Alabama
4 99 St. Louis Rams Mardy Gilyard  WR Cincinnati
4 100 Minnesota Vikings Everson Griffen † DE USC
from Detroit[R4 – 1]
4 101 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Mike Williams  WR Syracuse
4 102 Houston Texans Darryl Sharpton  LB Miami (FL)
from Kansas City[R4 – 2]
4 103 Washington Redskins Perry Riley  LB LSU
4 104 Tennessee Titans Alterraun Verner † CB UCLA
from Seattle[R4 – 3]
4 105 Philadelphia Eagles Trevard Lindley  CB Kentucky
from Cleveland[R4 – 4]
4 106 Oakland Raiders Bruce Campbell  T Maryland
4 107 Buffalo Bills Marcus Easley  WR Connecticut
4 108 Oakland Raiders Jacoby Ford  WR Clemson
from Jacksonville[R4 – 5]
4 109 Chicago Bears Corey Wootton  DE Northwestern
4 110 San Diego Chargers Darrell Stuckey † S Kansas
from Miami[R4 – 6]
4 111 Seattle Seahawks Walter Thurmond  CB Oregon
from Tennessee[R4 – 7]
4 112 New York Jets Joe McKnight  RB USC
from Carolina[R4 – 8]
4 113 New England Patriots Aaron Hernandez  TE Florida
from San Francisco via Denver[R4 – 9]
4 114 Baltimore Ravens Dennis Pitta  TE BYU
from Denver[R4 – 10]
4 115 New York Giants Phillip Dillard  LB Nebraska
4 116 Pittsburgh Steelers Thaddeus Gibson  DE Ohio State
4 117 Atlanta Falcons Joe Hawley  G UNLV
4 118 Houston Texans Garrett Graham  TE Wisconsin
4 119 Miami Dolphins A. J. Edds  LB Iowa
from New England via Dallas[R4 – 11]
4 120 Cincinnati Bengals Geno Atkins † DT Georgia
4 121 Philadelphia Eagles Keenan Clayton  LB Oklahoma
4 122 Philadelphia Eagles Mike Kafka  QB Northwestern
from Green Bay[R4 – 12]
4 123 New Orleans Saints Al Woods  DT LSU
from Baltimore via Arizona[R4 – 13]
4 124 Carolina Panthers Eric Norwood  LB South Carolina
from Arizona via NY Jets[R4 – 14]
4 125 Philadelphia Eagles Clay Harbor  TE Missouri State
from Dallas[R4 – 15]
4 126 Dallas Cowboys Akwasi Owusu-Ansah  CB IUP
from San Diego via Miami[R4 – 16]
4 127 Seattle Seahawks E. J. Wilson  DE North Carolina
from NY Jets via Philadelphia[R4 – 17]
4 128 Detroit Lions Jason Curtis Fox  T Miami (FL)
from Minnesota[R4 – 18]
4 129 Indianapolis Colts Jacques McClendon  G Tennessee
4 130 Arizona Cardinals O'Brien Schofield  DE Wisconsin
from New Orleans Saints[R4 – 19]
4* 131 Cincinnati Bengals Roddrick Muckelroy  LB Texas
5 132 St. Louis Rams Michael Hoomanawanui  TE Illinois
5 133 Seattle Seahawks Kam Chancellor † S Virginia Tech
from Detroit[R5 – 1]
5 134 Philadelphia Eagles Ricky Sapp  DE Clemson
from Tampa Bay via Cleveland[R5 – 2]
5 135 Atlanta Falcons Dominique Franks  CB Oklahoma
from Washington via St. Louis[R5 – 3]
5 136 Kansas City Chiefs Kendrick Lewis  S Ole Miss
5 137 Denver Broncos Perrish Cox  CB Oklahoma State
from Cleveland via Philadelphia[R5 – 4]
5 138 Oakland Raiders Walter McFadden  CB Auburn
5 139 New York Jets John Conner  FB Kentucky
from Seattle[R5 – 5]
5 140 Buffalo Bills Ed Wang  T Virginia Tech
5 141 Chicago Bears Joshua Moore  CB Kansas State
5 142 Kansas City Chiefs Cameron Sheffield  DE Troy
from Miami[R5 – 6]
5 143 Jacksonville Jaguars Larry Hart  DE Central Arkansas
5 144 Houston Texans Sherrick McManis  CB Northwestern
from Carolina via Kansas City[R5 – 7]
5 145 Miami Dolphins Nolan Carroll  CB Maryland
from San Francisco[R5 – 8]
5 146 San Diego Chargers Cam Thomas  DT North Carolina
from Denver via Detroit, Cleveland and Philadelphia[R5 – 9]
5 147 New York Giants Mitch Petrus  G Arkansas
5 148 Tennessee Titans Robert Johnson  S Utah
5 149 St. Louis Rams Hall Davis  DE Louisiana–Lafayette
from Atlanta[R5 – 10]
5 150 New England Patriots Zoltan Mesko  P Michigan
from Houston[R5 – 11]
5 151 Pittsburgh Steelers Chris Scott  T Tennessee
5 152 Cincinnati Bengals Otis Hudson  G Eastern Illinois
5 153 Jacksonville Jaguars Austen Lane  DE Murray State
from New England via Tampa Bay and Oakland[R5 – 12]
5 154 Green Bay Packers Andrew Quarless  TE Penn State
5 155 Arizona Cardinals John Skelton  QB Fordham
from Philadelphia via NY Jets and Pittsburgh[R5 – 13]
5 156 Baltimore Ravens David Reed  WR Utah
5 157 Baltimore Ravens Arthur Jones  DT Syracuse
from Arizona[R5 – 14]
5 158 New Orleans Saints Matt Tennant  C Boston College
from Dallas via Denver, New England, Oakland and Jacksonville[R5 – 15]
5 159 Philadelphia Eagles Riley Cooper  WR Florida
from San Diego[R5 – 16]
5 160 Cleveland Browns Larry Asante  S Nebraska
from NY Jets[R5 – 17]
5 161 Minnesota Vikings Chris DeGeare  T Wake Forest
5 162 Indianapolis Colts Brody Eldridge  TE Oklahoma
5 163 Miami Dolphins Reshad Jones † S Georgia
from New Orleans via Philadelphia, St. Louis and Washington[R5 – 18]
5* 164 Pittsburgh Steelers Crezdon Butler  CB Clemson
5* 165 Atlanta Falcons Kerry Meier  WR Kansas
5* 166 Pittsburgh Steelers Stevenson Sylvester  LB Utah
5* 167 Minnesota Vikings Nathan Triplett  LB Minnesota
5* 168 San Diego Chargers Jonathan Crompton  QB Tennessee
5* 169 Green Bay Packers Marshall Newhouse  T TCU
6 170 St. Louis Rams Fendi Onobun  TE Houston
6 171 Atlanta Falcons Shann Schillinger  S Montana
from Detroit[R6 – 1]
6 172 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Brent Bowden  P Virginia Tech
6 173 San Francisco 49ers Anthony Dixon  RB Mississippi State
from Kansas City via Miami and San Diego[R6 – 2]
6 174 Washington Redskins Dennis Morris  TE Louisiana Tech
from Washington via Miami[R6 – 3]
6 175 Carolina Panthers Greg Hardy † DE Ole Miss
from Oakland[R6 – 4]
6 176 Tennessee Titans Rusty Smith  QB Florida Atlantic
from Seattle[R6 – 5]
6 177 Cleveland Browns Carlton Mitchell  WR South Florida
6 178 Buffalo Bills Arthur Moats  DE James Madison
6 179 Dallas Cowboys Sam Young  T Notre Dame
from Miami[R6 – 6]
6 180 Jacksonville Jaguars Deji Karim  RB Southern Illinois
6 181 Chicago Bears Dan LeFevour  QB Central Michigan
6 182 San Francisco 49ers Nate Byham  TE Pittsburgh
6 183 Denver Broncos Eric Olsen  C Notre Dame
6 184 New York Giants Adrian Tracy  LB William & Mary
6 185 Seattle Seahawks Anthony McCoy  TE USC
from Tennessee[R6 – 7]
6 186 Cleveland Browns Clifton Geathers  DE South Carolina
from Carolina[R6 – 8]
6 187 Houston Texans Shelley Smith  G Colorado State
6 188 Pittsburgh Steelers Jonathan Dwyer  RB Georgia Tech
6 189 St. Louis Rams Eugene Sims  DE West Texas A&M
from Atlanta[R6 – 9]
6 190 Oakland Raiders Travis Goethel  LB Arizona State
from New England[R6 – 10]
6 191 Cincinnati Bengals Dezmon Briscoe  WR Kansas
6 192 Buffalo Bills Danny Batten  LB South Dakota State
from Philadelphia[R6 – 11]
6 193 Green Bay Packers James Starks  RB Buffalo
6 194 Baltimore Ravens Ramon Harewood  T Morehouse
6 195 Pittsburgh Steelers Antonio Brown † WR Central Michigan
from Arizona[R6 – 12]
6 196 Dallas Cowboys Jamar Wall  CB Texas Tech
6 197 Houston Texans Trindon Holliday  WR LSU
from San Diego[R6 – 13]
6 198 Carolina Panthers David Gettis  WR Baylor
from NY Jets[R6 – 14]
6 199 Minnesota Vikings Joe Webb  QB UAB
6 200 Philadelphia Eagles Charles Scott  RB LSU
from Indianapolis[R6 – 15]
6 201 Arizona Cardinals Jorrick Calvin  CB Troy
from New Orleans[R6 – 16]
6* 202 Carolina Panthers Jordan Pugh  CB Texas A&M
6* 203 Jacksonville Jaguars Scotty McGee  CB James Madison
6* 204 Carolina Panthers Tony Pike  QB Cincinnati
6* 205 New England Patriots Ted Larsen  C NC State
6* 206 San Francisco 49ers Kyle Williams  WR Arizona State
6* 207 Tennessee Titans Myron Rolle  S Florida State
7 208 New England Patriots Thomas Welch  T Vanderbilt
from St. Louis via Washington[R7 – 1]
7 209 Buffalo Bills Levi Brown  QB Troy
from Detroit[R7 – 2]
7 210 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Cody Grimm  S Virginia Tech
7 211 St. Louis Rams Marquis Johnson  CB Alabama
from Washington[R7 – 3]
7 212 Miami Dolphins Chris McCoy  LB Middle Tennessee
from Kansas City[R7 – 4]
7 213 Detroit Lions Willie Young  DE NC State
from Seattle[R7 – 5]
7 214 Minnesota Vikings Mickey Shuler Jr.  TE Penn State
from Cleveland via Detroit[R7 – 6]
7 215 Oakland Raiders Jeremy Ware  CB Michigan State
7 216 Buffalo Bills Kyle Calloway  T Iowa
7 217 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Dekoda Watson  LB Florida State
from Jacksonville[R7 – 7]
7 218 Chicago Bears J'Marcus Webb  T West Texas A&M
7 219 Washington Redskins Terrence Austin  WR UCLA
from Miami[R7 – 8]
7 220 Philadelphia Eagles Jamar Chaney  LB Mississippi State
from Denver via Detroit[R7 – 9]
7 221 New York Giants Matt Dodge  P East Carolina
7 222 Tennessee Titans Marc Mariani † WR Montana
7 223 Carolina Panthers R.J. Stanford  CB Utah
7 224 San Francisco 49ers Phillip Adams  CB South Carolina State
7 225 Denver Broncos Syd'Quan Thompson  CB California
from Pittsburgh via Tampa Bay[R7 – 10]
7 226 St. Louis Rams George Selvie  DE South Florida
from Atlanta[R7 – 11]
7 227 Houston Texans Dorin Dickerson  TE Pittsburgh
7 228 Cincinnati Bengals Reggie Stephens  G Iowa State
7 229 Washington Redskins Erik Cook  C New Mexico
from New England[R7 – 12]
7 230 Green Bay Packers C. J. Wilson  DE East Carolina
from Green Bay via NY Jets[R7 – 13]
7 231 Washington Redskins Selvish Capers  T West Virginia
from Philadelphia via New England, Denver and New England[R7 – 14]
7 232 Denver Broncos Jammie Kirlew  DE Indiana
from Baltimore via Tampa Bay[R7 – 15]
7 233 Arizona Cardinals Jim Dray  TE Stanford
7 234 Dallas Cowboys Sean Lissemore  DT William & Mary
7 235 San Diego Chargers Dedrick Epps  TE Miami (FL)
7 236 Seattle Seahawks Dexter Davis  LB Arizona State
from NY Jets[R7 – 16]
7 237 Minnesota Vikings Ryan D'Imperio  LB Rutgers
7 238 Indianapolis Colts Ricardo Mathews  DT Cincinnati
7 239 New Orleans Saints Sean Canfield  QB Oregon State
7* 240 Indianapolis Colts Kavell Conner  LB Clemson
7* 241 Tennessee Titans David Howard  DT Brown
7* 242 Pittsburgh Steelers Doug Worthington  DT Ohio State
7* 243 Philadelphia Eagles Jeff Owens  DT Georgia
7* 244 Philadelphia Eagles Kurt Coleman  S Ohio State
7* 245 Seattle Seahawks Jameson Konz  FB Kent State
7* 246 Indianapolis Colts Ray Fisher  CB Indiana
7* 247 New England Patriots Brandon Deaderick  DT Alabama
7* 248 New England Patriots Kade Weston  DT Georgia
7* 249 Carolina Panthers Robert McClain  CB Connecticut
7* 250 New England Patriots Zac Robinson  QB Oklahoma State
7* 251 Oakland Raiders Stevie Brown  S Michigan
7* 252 Miami Dolphins Austin Spitler  LB Ohio State
7* 253 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Erik Lorig  DE Stanford
7^ 254 St. Louis Rams Josh Hull  LB Penn State
7^ 255 Detroit Lions Tim Toone  WR Weber State

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 1

  1. ^ No. 11: Chicago → Denver → San Francisco. Multiple trades:
           Chicago → Denver (PD). Chicago traded a first-round selection (11th overall), 2009 first- and third-round selections (18th and 84th overall), and QB Kyle Orton to Denver in exchange for a 2009 fifth-round selection (140th overall) and QB Jay Cutler.[source 1]
           Denver → San Francisco (D). Denver traded a first-round selection (11th overall) to San Francisco in exchange for first- and fourth-round selections (13th and 113th overall).[source 2]
  2. ^ No. 12: Miami → San Diego (D). Miami traded first- (12th overall), fourth- (110th overall) and sixth-round selections (173rd overall) to San Diego in exchange for first-, second- and fourth-round selections (28th, 40th and 126th overall), and LB Tim Dobbins.[source 3]
  3. ^ No. 13: San Francisco → Denver → Philadelphia. Multiple trades:
           San Francisco → Denver (D). See Round 1: Denver → San Francisco.
           Denver → Philadelphia (D). Denver traded a first-round selection (13th overall) to Philadelphia in exchange for a first-round selection and two third-round selections (24th, 70th and 87th overall).[source 4]
  4. ^ No. 14: Denver → Seattle (PD). Denver traded a first-round selection (14th overall) to Seattle in exchange for a 2009 second-round selection (37th overall).[source 5]
  5. ^ No. 17: Carolina → San Francisco (PD). Carolina traded a first-round selection (17th overall) to San Francisco in exchange for 2009 second- and fourth-round selections (43rd and 111th overall).[source 6]
  6. ^ No. 22: New England → Denver (D). New England traded a first-round selection (22nd overall) to Denver in exchange for first- and fourth-round selections (24th and 113th overall).[source 7]
  7. ^ No. 24: Philadelphia → Denver → New England → Dallas. Multiple trades:
           Philadelphia → Denver (D). See Round 1: Denver → Philadelphia.
           Denver → New England (D). See Round 1: New England → Denver.
           New England → Dallas (D). New England traded first- and fourth-round selections (24th and 119th overall) to Dallas in exchange for first- and third-round selections (27th and 90th overall).[source 8]
  8. ^ #25: Baltimore → Denver (D). Baltimore traded a first-round selection (25th overall) to Denver in exchange for second-, third- and fourth-round selections (43rd, 70th and 114th overall).[source 9]
  9. ^ No. 27: Dallas → New England (D). See Round 1: New England → Dallas.
  10. ^ No. 28: Miami → San Diego (D). See Round 1: Miami → San Diego.
  11. ^ No. 30: Minnesota → Detroit (D). Minnesota traded first- and fourth-round selections (30th and 128th overall) to Detroit in exchange for second-, fourth- and seventh-round selections (34th, 100th and 214th overall).[source 10]

Round 2

  1. ^ No. 34: Detroit → Minnesota (D). See Round 1: Minnesota → Detroit.
  2. ^ No. 37: Washington → Philadelphia (PD). Washington traded a second-round selection (37th overall) and a 2011 fourth-round selection to Philadelphia in exchange for QB Donovan McNabb.[source 11]
  3. ^ No. 39: Oakland → Tampa Bay (D). Oakland traded a second-round selection (39th overall) to Tampa Bay in exchange for second- and fifth-round selections (42nd overall) (153rd overall).[source 12]
  4. ^ No. 40: Seattle → San Francisco → Miami. Multiple trades:
           Seattle → San Diego (PD). Seattle traded a second-round selection (40th overall) and a 2011 third-round selection to San Diego in exchange for a second-round selection (60th overall) and QB Charlie Whitehurst.[source 13]
           San Diego → Miami (D). See Round 1: Miami → San Diego.
  5. ^ No. 42: Chicago → Tampa Bay → Oakland → New England Multiple trades:
           Chicago → Tampa Bay (PD). Chicago traded a second-round selection (42nd overall) to Tampa Bay in exchange for DE Gaines Adams.[source 14]
           Tampa Bay → Oakland (D). See Round 2: Oakland → Tampa Bay.
           Oakland → New England (D). Oakland traded a second-round selection (42nd overall) to New England in exchange for second- and sixth-round selections (44th and 190th overall).[source 15]
  6. ^ No. 43: Miami → Denver → Baltimore. Multiple trades:
           Miami → Denver (PD). Miami traded a second-round selection (43rd overall) and a 2011 second-round selection to Denver in exchange for WR Brandon Marshall.[source 16]
           Denver → Baltimore (D). See Round 1: Baltimore → Denver.
  7. ^ No. 44: Jacksonville → New England → Oakland. Multiple trades:
           Jacksonville → New England (PD). Jacksonville traded a second-round selection (44th overall) and a 2009 seventh-round selection to New England in exchange for a 2009 third-round selection (73rd overall).[source 17]
           New England → Oakland (D). See Round 2: Oakland → New England.
  8. ^ No. 47: Tennessee → New England → Arizona. Multiple trades:
           Tennessee → New England (PD). Tennessee traded a second-round selection (47th overall) to New England in exchange for a 2009 third-round selection (89th overall).[source 18]
           New England → Arizona (D). New England traded a second-round selection (47th overall) to Arizona in exchange for second- and third-round selections (58th and 89th overall).[source 19]
  9. ^ No. 50: Atlanta → Kansas City (PD). Atlanta traded a second-round selection (50th overall) to Kansas City in exchange for TE Tony Gonzalez.[source 20]
  10. ^ No. 51: Houston → Minnesota (D). Houston traded a second-round selection (51st overall) to Minnesota in exchange for second- and third-round selections (62nd and 93rd overall).[source 21]
  11. ^ No. 55: Philadelphia → Dallas (D). Philadelphia traded a second-round selection (55th overall) to Dallas in exchange for second- and fourth-round selections (59th and 125th overall).[source 22]
  12. ^ No. 58: Arizona → New England → Houston. Multiple trades:
           Arizona → New England (D). See Round 2: New England → Arizona.
           New England → Houston (D). New England traded a second-round selection (58th overall) to Houston in exchange for second- and fifth-round selections (62nd and 150th overall).[source 23]
  13. ^ No. 59: Dallas → Philadelphia → Cleveland. Multiple trades:
           Dallas → Philadelphia (D). See Round 2: Dallas → Philadelphia.
           Philadelphia → Cleveland (D). Philadelphia traded a second-round selection (59th overall) to Cleveland in exchange for a third-round selection and two fifth-round selections (71st, 134th and 146th overall).[source 24]
  14. ^ No. 60: San Diego → Seattle (PD). See Round 2: Seattle → San Diego.
  15. ^ No. 62: Minnesota → Houston → New England. Multiple trades:
           Minnesota → Houston (D). See Round 2: Houston → Minnesota.
           Houston → New England (D). See Round 2: New England → Houston.

Round 3

  1. ^ No. 70: Seattle → Philadelphia → Denver → Baltimore. Multiple trades:
           Seattle → Philadelphia (PD). Seattle traded a third-round selection (70th overall) and 2009 fifth- and seventh-round selections (137th and 213th overall) to Philadelphia in exchange for a 2009 third-round selection.[source 25]
           Philadelphia → Denver (D). See Round 1: Denver → Philadelphia.
           Denver → Baltimore (D). See Round 1: Baltimore → Denver.
  2. ^ No. 71: Cleveland → Philadelphia → Green Bay. Multiple trades:
           Cleveland → Philadelphia (D). See Round 2: Philadelphia → Cleveland.
           Philadelphia → Green Bay (D). Philadelphia traded a third-round selection (71st overall) to Green Bay in exchange for third- and fourth-round selections (86th and 122nd overall).[source 26]
  3. ^ No. 79: San Francisco → San Diego (D). San Francisco traded a third-round selection (79th overall) to San Diego in exchange for third- and sixth-round selections (91st and 173rd overall), and a 2011 fourth-round selection.[source 27]
  4. ^ No. 85: New England → Oakland → Cleveland. Multiple trades:
           New England → Oakland (PD). New England traded third- and fifth-round selections (85th and 158th overall) to Oakland in exchange for DE Derrick Burgess. Had the Patriots not acquired a fifth-round selection before the draft, they would have owed Oakland a fourth-round selection.:[source 28]
           Oakland → Cleveland (PD). Oakland traded a third-round selection (85th overall) to Cleveland in exchange for DE Kamerion Wimbley.[source 29]
  5. ^ No. 86: Green Bay → Philadelphia (D). See Round 3: Philadelphia → Green Bay.
  6. ^ No. 87: Philadelphia → Denver (D). See Round 1: Denver → Philadelphia.
  7. ^ No. 88: Baltimore → Arizona (PD). Baltimore traded third- and fourth-round selections (88th and 123rd overall) to Arizona in exchange for a fifth-round selection (157th overall) and WR Anquan Boldin.[source 30]
  8. ^ No. 89: Arizona → New England → Carolina. Multiple trades:
           Arizona → New England (D). See Round 2: New England → Arizona.
           New England → Carolina (D). New England traded a third-round selection (89th overall) to Carolina in exchange for a 2011 second-round selection.[source 31]
  9. ^ No. 90: Dallas → New England (D). See Round 1: New England → Dallas.
  10. ^ No. 91: San Diego → San Francisco (D). See Round 3: San Francisco → San Diego.
  11. ^ No. 92: NY Jets → Cleveland (PD). The NY Jets traded third- and fifth-round selections (92nd and 160th overall), LB Jason Trusnik and WR Chansi Stuckey to Cleveland in exchange for WR Braylon Edwards.[source 32]
  12. ^ No. 93: Minnesota → Houston → Kansas City. Multiple trades:
           Minnesota → Houston (D). See Round 2: Houston → Minnesota.
           Houston → Kansas City (D). Houston traded a third-round selection (93rd overall) to Kansas City in exchange for fourth- and fifth-round selections (102nd and 144th overall).[source 33]

Round 4

  1. ^ No. 100: Detroit → Minnesota (D). See Round 1: Minnesota → Detroit.
  2. ^ No. 102: Kansas City → Houston (D). See Round 3: Houston → Kansas City.
  3. ^ No. 104: Seattle → Tennessee (D). Seattle traded fourth- and sixth-round selections (104th and 176th overall) to Tennessee in exchange for fourth- and sixth-round selections (111th and 185th overall), RB LenDale White and DT Kevin Vickerson.[source 34]
  4. ^ No. 105: Cleveland → Philadelphia (PD). Cleveland traded fourth- and fifth-round selections (105th and 137th overall), and LB Alex Hall to Philadelphia in exchange for CB Sheldon Brown and LB Chris Gocong.[source 35]
  5. ^ No. 108: Jacksonville → Oakland (D). Jacksonville traded a fourth-round selection (108th overall) to Oakland in exchange for a fifth-round selection (153rd overall) and LB Kirk Morrison.[source 36]
  6. ^ No. 110: Miami → San Diego (D). See Round 1: Miami → San Diego.
  7. ^ No. 111: Tennessee → Seattle (D). See Round 4: Seattle → Tennessee.
  8. ^ No. 112: Carolina → NY Jets (D). Carolina traded a fourth-round selection (112th overall) to the NY Jets in exchange for fourth- and sixth-round selections (124th and 198th overall).[source 37]
  9. ^ No. 113: San Francisco → Denver → New England. Multiple trades:
           San Francisco → Denver (D). See Round 1: Denver → San Francisco.
           Denver → New England (D). See Round 1: New England → Denver.
  10. ^ No. 114: Denver → Baltimore (D). See Round 1: Baltimore → Denver.
  11. ^ No. 119: New England → Dallas → Miami. Multiple trades:
           New England → Dallas (D). See Round 1: New England → Dallas.
           Dallas → Miami (D). Dallas traded a fourth-round selection (119th overall) to Miami in exchange for fourth- and sixth-round selections (126th and 179th overall).[source 38]
  12. ^ No. 122: Green Bay → Philadelphia (D). See Round 3: Philadelphia → Green Bay.
  13. ^ No. 123: Baltimore → Arizona → New Orleans. Multiple trades:
           Baltimore → Arizona (PD). See Round 3: Baltimore → Arizona.
           Arizona → New Orleans (D). Arizona traded a fourth-round selection (123rd overall) to New Orleans in exchange for fourth- and sixth-round selections (130th and 201st overall).[source 39]
  14. ^ No. 124: Arizona → NY Jets → Carolina. Multiple trades:
           Arizona → NY Jets (PD). Arizona traded a fourth-round selection (124th overall) and a 2011 seventh-round selection to the NY Jets in exchange for S Kerry Rhodes.[source 40]
           NY Jets → Carolina (D). See Round 4: Carolina → NY Jets.
  15. ^ No. 125: Dallas → Philadelphia (D). See Round 2: Dallas → Philadelphia.
  16. ^ No. 126: San Diego → Miami → Dallas. Multiple trades:
           San Diego → Miami (D). See Round 1: Miami → San Diego.
           Miami → Dallas (D). See Round 4: Dallas → Miami.
  17. ^ No. 127: NY Jets → Philadelphia → Seattle. Multiple trades:
           NY Jets → Philadelphia (PD). The NY Jets traded a conditional fourth-round selection (127th overall) and a 2009 fifth-round selection to Philadelphia in exchange for a fifth-round selection (155th overall) and CB Lito Sheppard. The fourth-round selection could have been as high as the second round; however, Sheppard was released by the Jets on March 4, 2010, to keep the selection in the fourth-round, and saw the Eagles return a fifth-round selection to the Jets.[source 41][source 42]
           Philadelphia → Seattle (PD). Philadelphia traded a fourth-round selection (127th overall) and DE Chris Clemons to Seattle in exchange for DE Darryl Tapp.[source 43]
  18. ^ No. 128: Minnesota → Detroit (D). See Round 1: Minnesota → Detroit.
  19. ^ No. 130: New Orleans → Arizona (D). See Round 4: Arizona → New Orleans.

Round 5

  1. ^ No. 133: Detroit → Seattle (PD). Detroit traded a fifth-round selection (133rd overall) and DE Robert Henderson to Seattle in exchange for a seventh-round selection (213th overall) and G Rob Sims.[source 44]
  2. ^ No. 134: Tampa Bay → Cleveland → Philadelphia. Multiple trades:
           Tampa Bay → Cleveland (PD). Tampa Bay traded a fifth-round selection (134th overall) and a 2009 second-round selection to Cleveland in exchange for TE Kellen Winslow II.[source 45]
           Cleveland → Philadelphia (D). See Round 2: Philadelphia → Cleveland.
  3. ^ No. 135: Washington → St. Louis → Atlanta. Multiple trades:
           Washington → St. Louis (PD). Washington traded fifth- and seventh-round selections (135th and 211th overall) to St. Louis in exchange for fifth- (163rd overall) and seventh-round selections (208th overall), and DL Adam Carriker.[source 46]
           St. Louis → Atlanta (D). St. Louis traded a fifth-round selection (135th overall) to Atlanta in exchange for fifth- and sixth-round selections (149th and 189th overall).[source 47]
  4. ^ No. 137: Cleveland → Philadelphia → Denver. Multiple trades:
           Cleveland → Philadelphia (PD). See Round 4: Cleveland → Philadelphia.
           Philadelphia → Denver (PD). Philadelphia traded a fifth-round selection (137th overall) to Denver in a three-way trade with Detroit; Philadelphia received LB Ernie Sims, and Detroit received a seventh-round selection (220th overall) and TE Tony Scheffler.[source 48]
  5. ^ No. 139: Seattle → NY Jets (D). Seattle traded a fifth-round selection (139th overall) to the NY Jets in exchange for a seventh-round selection (236th overall) and RB Leon Washington.[source 49]
  6. ^ No. 142: Miami → Kansas City (PD). Miami traded a fifth-round selection (142nd overall) to Kansas City in exchange for QB Tyler Thigpen.[source 50]
  7. ^ No. 144: Carolina → Kansas City → Houston. Multiple trades:
           Carolina → Kansas City (PD). Carolina traded a fifth-round selection (144th overall) to Kansas City in exchange for DE Tank Tyler.[source 51]
           Kansas City → Houston (D). See Round 3: Houston → Kansas City.
  8. ^ No. 145: San Francisco → Miami (PD). San Francisco traded a fifth-round selection (145th overall) to Miami for WR Ted Ginn Jr.[source 52]
  9. ^ No. 146: Denver → Detroit → Cleveland → Philadelphia → San Diego. Multiple trades:
           Denver → Detroit (PD). Denver traded a fifth-round selection (146th overall) and a 2009 seventh-round selection to Detroit in exchange for a 2009 sixth-round selection.[source 53]
           Detroit → Cleveland (PD). Detroit traded a fifth-round selection (146th overall) to Cleveland in exchange for a seventh-round selection (214th overall) and DL Corey Williams.[source 54]
           No. 146: Cleveland → Philadelphia (D). See Round 2: Philadelphia → Cleveland.
           Philadelphia → San Diego (D). Philadelphia traded a fifth-round selection (146th overall) to San Diego in exchange for a fifth-round selection (159th overall) and a 2011 fifth-round selection.[source 55]
  10. ^ No. 149: Atlanta → St. Louis (D). See Round 5: St. Louis → Atlanta.
  11. ^ No. 150: Houston → New England (D). See Round 2: New England → Houston.
  12. ^ No. 153: New England → Tampa Bay → Oakland → Jacksonville. Multiple trades:
           New England → Tampa Bay (PD). New England traded a fifth-round selection (153rd overall) to Tampa Bay in exchange for TE Alex Smith.[source 56]
           Tampa Bay → Oakland (D). See Round 2: Oakland → Tampa Bay.
           Oakland → Jacksonville (D). See Round 4: Jacksonville → Oakland.
  13. ^ No. 155: Philadelphia → NY Jets → Pittsburgh → Arizona. Multiple trades:
           Philadelphia → NY Jets (PD). See Round 4: NY Jets → Philadelphia.
           NY Jets → Pittsburgh (PD). The NY Jets traded a fifth-round selection (155th overall) to Pittsburgh in exchange for WR Santonio Holmes.[source 57]
           Pittsburgh → Arizona (D). Pittsburgh traded a fifth-round selection (155th overall) to Arizona in exchange for a sixth-round selection (195th overall) and CB Bryant McFadden.[source 58]
  14. ^ No. 157: Arizona → Baltimore (PD). See Round 3: Baltimore → Arizona.
  15. ^ No. 158: Dallas → Denver → New England → Oakland → Jacksonville → New Orleans. Multiple trades:
           Dallas → Denver (PD). Dallas traded a fifth-round selection (158th overall) to Denver in exchange for G Montrae Holland.[source 59]
           Denver → New England (PD). Denver traded a fifth-round selection (158th overall) to New England in exchange for a seventh-round selection (231st overall) and DL Le Kevin Smith.[source 60]
           New England → Oakland (PD). See Round 3: Oakland → New England.
           Oakland → Jacksonville (PD). Oakland traded a fifth-round selection (158th overall) to Jacksonville in exchange for LB Quentin Groves.[source 61]
           Jacksonville → New Orleans (D). Jacksonville traded a fifth-round selection (158th overall) to New Orleans in exchange for a 2011 fourth-round selection.[source 62]
  16. ^ No. 159: San Diego → Philadelphia (D). See Round 5: Philadelphia → San Diego.
  17. ^ No. 160: NY Jets → Cleveland (PD). See Round 3: NY Jets → Cleveland.
  18. ^ No. 163: New Orleans → Philadelphia → St. Louis → Washington → Miami. Multiple trades:
           New Orleans → Philadelphia (PD). New Orleans traded a fifth-round selection (163rd overall) and a 2009 seventh-round selection to Philadelphia in exchange for a 2009 fifth-round selection (164th overall).[source 63]
           Philadelphia → St. Louis (PD). Philadelphia traded a fifth-round selection (163rd overall) and WR Brandon Gibson to St. Louis in exchange for LB Will Witherspoon.[source 64]
           St. Louis → Washington (PD). See Round 5: Washington → St. Louis.
           Washington → Miami (D). Washington traded a fifth-round selection (163rd overall) to Miami in exchange for sixth- and seventh-round selections (174th and 219th overall).[source 65]

Round 6

  1. ^ No. 171: Detroit → Atlanta (PD). Detroit traded a sixth-round selection (171st overall) and a conditional 2011 seventh-round selection to Atlanta in exchange for CB Chris Houston.[source 66]
  2. ^ No. 173: Kansas City → Miami → San Diego → San Francisco. Multiple trades:
           Kansas City → Miami (PD). Kansas City traded a sixth-round selection (173rd overall) to Miami in exchange for G Andy Alleman and OL Ikechuku Ndukwe.[source 67]
           Miami → San Diego (D). See Round 1: Miami → San Diego.
           San Diego → San Francisco (D). See Round 3: San Francisco → San Diego.
  3. ^ No. 174: Washington → Miami → Washington. Multiple trades:
           Washington → Miami (PD). Washington traded a sixth-round selection (174th overall) and a 2009 second-round selection (44th overall) to Miami in exchange for DE Jason Taylor.[source 68]
           Miami → Washington (D). See Round 5: Washington → Miami.
  4. ^ No. 175: Oakland → Carolina (PD). Oakland traded a sixth-round selection (175th overall) and a 2009 seventh-round selection (216th overall) to Carolina in exchange for a 2009 sixth-round selection.[source 69]
  5. ^ No. 176: Seattle → Tennessee (D). See Round 4: Seattle → Tennessee.
  6. ^ No. 179: Miami → Dallas (D). See Round 4: Dallas → Miami.
  7. ^ No. 185: Tennessee → Seattle (D). See Round 4: Seattle → Tennessee.
  8. ^ No. 186: Carolina → Cleveland (PD). Carolina traded a sixth-round selection (186th overall) to Cleveland in exchange for DT Louis Leonard.[source 70]
  9. ^ No. 189: Atlanta → St. Louis (D). See Round 5: St. Louis → Atlanta.
  10. ^ No. 190: New England → Oakland (D). See Round 2: Oakland → New England.
  11. ^ No. 192: Philadelphia → Buffalo (PD). Philadelphia traded a sixth-round selection (192nd overall), and 2009 first- and fourth-round selections to Buffalo in exchange for OT Jason Peters.[source 71]
  12. ^ No. 195: Arizona → Pittsburgh (D). See Round 5: Pittsburgh → Arizona.
  13. ^ No. 197: San Diego → Houston (PD). San Diego traded a sixth-round selection (197th overall) to Houston in exchange for DE Travis Johnson.[source 72]
  14. ^ No. 198: NY Jets → Carolina (D). See Round 4: Carolina → NY Jets.
  15. ^ No. 200: Indianapolis → Philadelphia (PD). Indianapolis traded a sixth-round selection (200th overall) to Philadelphia in exchange for a 2009 seventh-round selection.[source 73]
  16. ^ No. 201: New Orleans → Arizona (D). See Round 4: Arizona → New Orleans.

Round 7

  1. ^ No. 208: St. Louis → Washington → New England. Multiple trades:
           St. Louis → Washington (PD). See Round 5: Washington → St. Louis.
           Washington → New England (D). Washington traded a seventh-round selection (208th overall) to New England in exchange for two seventh-round selections (229th and 231st overall).[source 74]
  2. ^ No. 209: Detroit → Buffalo (PD). Detroit traded a seventh-round selection (209th overall) to Buffalo in exchange for S Ko Simpson.[source 75]
  3. ^ No. 211: Washington → St. Louis (PD). See Round 5: Washington → St. Louis.
  4. ^ No. 212: Kansas City → Miami (PD). Kansas City traded a seventh-round selection (212th overall) to Miami in exchange for a 2009 seventh-round selection (237th overall).[source 76]
  5. ^ No. 213: Seattle → Detroit (PD). See Round 5: Detroit → Seattle.
  6. ^ No. 214: Cleveland → Detroit → Minnesota. Multiple trades:
           Cleveland → Detroit (PD). See Round 5: Detroit → Cleveland.
           Detroit → Minnesota (D). See Round 1: Minnesota → Detroit.
  7. ^ No. 217: Jacksonville → Tampa Bay (PD). Jacksonville traded a seventh-round selection (217th overall) to Tampa Bay in exchange for QB Luke McCown.[source 77]
  8. ^ No. 219: Miami → Washington (D). See Round 5: Washington → Miami.
  9. ^ No. 220: Denver → Detroit → Philadelphia. Multiple trades:
           Denver → Detroit (PD). See Round 5: Philadelphia → Denver.
           Detroit → Philadelphia (D). Detroit traded a seventh-round selection (220th overall) to Philadelphia in exchange for a 2011 sixth-round selection.[source 78]
  10. ^ No. 225: Pittsburgh → Tampa Bay → Denver. Multiple trades:
           Pittsburgh → Tampa Bay (PD). Pittsburgh traded a seventh-round selection (225th overall) to Tampa Bay in exchange for QB Byron Leftwich.[source 79]
           Tampa Bay → Denver (D). Tampa Bay traded two seventh-round selections (225th and 232nd overall) to Denver in exchange for a 2011 fifth-round selection.[source 80]
  11. ^ No. 226: Atlanta → St. Louis (PD). Atlanta traded a seventh-round selection (226th overall) to St. Louis in exchange for CB Tye Hill.[source 81]
  12. ^ No. 229: New England → Washington (D). See Round 7: Washington → New England.
  13. ^ No. 230: Green Bay → NY Jets → Green Bay. Multiple trades:
           Green Bay → NY Jets (PD). Green Bay traded a seventh-round selection (230th overall) and QB Brett Favre to the NY Jets in exchange for a 2009 third-round selection.[source 82]
           NY Jets → Green Bay (PD). The NY Jets returned a seventh-round selection (230th overall) to Green Bay in a mutual agreement.[source 83]
  14. ^ No. 231: Philadelphia → New England → Denver → New England → Washington. Multiple trades:
           Philadelphia → New England (PD). Philadelphia traded a seventh-round selection (231st overall) and WR Greg Lewis to New England in exchange for a 2009 fifth-round selection.[source 84]
           New England → Denver (PD). See Round 5: Denver → New England.
           Denver → New England (PD). Denver traded a seventh-round selection (231st overall) to New England in exchange for C Russ Hochstein.[source 85]
           New England → Washington (D). See Round 7: Washington → New England.
  15. ^ No. 232: Baltimore → Tampa Bay → Denver. Multiple trades:
           Baltimore → Tampa Bay (PD). Baltimore traded a seventh-round selection (232nd overall) and a 2009 seventh-round selection to Tampa Bay in exchange for DL Marques Douglas.[source 86]
           Tampa Bay → Denver (D). See Round 7: Tampa Bay → Denver.
  16. ^ No. 236: NY Jets → Seattle (D). See Round 5: Seattle → NY Jets.

Supplemental draft selections

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Two players were selected in the 2010 Supplemental Draft.

Rnd. Pick Team Player Pos. College Notes
7 — Chicago Bears Harvey Unga  RB BYU
The Bears forfeited their seventh-round selection in the 2011 draft.[18]
7 — Dallas Cowboys Josh Brent  DT Illinois
The Cowboys forfeited their seventh-round selection in the 2011 draft.

Notable undrafted players

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Original NFL team Player Pos. College Notes
Arizona Cardinals Max Hall  QB BYU
Arizona Cardinals Max Komar  WR Idaho
Arizona Cardinals Alfonso Smith  RB Kentucky
Arizona Cardinals Stephen Williams  WR Toledo
Atlanta Falcons Rafael Bush  S South Carolina State
Atlanta Falcons Justin Drescher  LS Colorado
Atlanta Falcons Dimitri Nance  RB Arizona State
Baltimore Ravens Morgan Cox † LS Tennessee
Buffalo Bills Joique Bell  RB Wayne State
Buffalo Bills Donald Jones  WR Youngstown State
Buffalo Bills David Nelson  WR Florida
Buffalo Bills Naaman Roosevelt  WR Buffalo
Carolina Panthers Andre Neblett  DT Temple
Chicago Bears Cornelius Brown  CB UTEP
Cincinnati Bengals James Develin † FB Brown
Cincinnati Bengals Vincent Rey  LB Duke
Cleveland Browns Martin Tevaseu  NT UNLV
Dallas Cowboys Barry Church  S Toledo
Dallas Cowboys Phil Costa  C Maryland
Dallas Cowboys Chris Gronkowski  FB Arizona
Dallas Cowboys Danny McCray  S LSU
Dallas Cowboys Andrew Sendejo  S Rice
Dallas Cowboys Verran Tucker  WR California
Denver Broncos Ben Garland  C Air Force
Detroit Lions Aaron Berry  CB Pittsburgh
Green Bay Packers Anthony Levine  S Tennessee State
Green Bay Packers Nick McDonald  C Grand Valley State
Green Bay Packers Quinn Porter  RB Stillman
Green Bay Packers Sam Shields † CB Miami (FL)
Green Bay Packers Chastin West  WR Fresno State
Green Bay Packers Frank Zombo  LB Central Michigan
Houston Texans Mitch Unrein  DT Wyoming
Indianapolis Colts Javarris James  RB Miami (FL)
Indianapolis Colts Jeffrey Linkenbach  T Cincinnati
Indianapolis Colts Blair White  WR Michigan State
Kansas City Chiefs Justin Cole  DE San Jose State
Jacksonville Jaguars Mike Caussin  TE James Madison
Jacksonville Jaguars Josh Gordy  CB Central Michigan
Jacksonville Jaguars Robert Malone  P Fresno State
Miami Dolphins Jonathon Amaya  S Nevada
Miami Dolphins Marlon Moore  WR Fresno State
Miami Dolphins Roberto Wallace  WR San Diego State
Minnesota Vikings Marcus Sherels  CB Minnesota
New England Patriots Dane Fletcher  LB Montana State
New Orleans Saints Junior Galette  LB Stillman
New Orleans Saints Clint Gresham  LS Texas Christian
New Orleans Saints Chris Ivory † RB Tiffin
New York Giants Jake Ballard  TE Ohio State
New York Giants Nate Collins  DT Virginia
New York Giants Victor Cruz † WR UMass
New York Jets Jeff Cumberland  TE Illinois
Oakland Raiders Kellen Heard  DT Memphis
Philadelphia Eagles Austin Howard  T Northern Iowa
Philadelphia Eagles Alejandro Villanueva † DE Army
San Diego Chargers Carl Ihenacho  LB San Jose State
San Diego Chargers Bryan Walters  WR Cornell
San Francisco 49ers Tramaine Brock  CB Belhaven
San Francisco 49ers Chris Maragos  S Wisconsin
Seattle Seahawks Lemuel Jeanpierre  C South Carolina
Seattle Seahawks Will Tukuafu  DT Oregon
St. Louis Rams Thad Lewis  QB Duke
St. Louis Rams Darian Stewart † S South Carolina
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Derek Hardman  G Eastern Kentucky
Tampa Bay Buccaneers George Johnson  DE Rutgers
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Jeron Mastrud  TE Kansas State
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Preston Parker  WR Florida State
Tennessee Titans LeGarrette Blount  RB Oregon
Tennessee Titans Kevin Matthews  C Texas A&M
Washington Redskins Brandon Banks  WR Kansas State
Washington Redskins Logan Paulsen  TE UCLA
Washington Redskins Keiland Williams  RB LSU

Selections by college conference

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Selection totals by college conference:[19]

Rank Conference Players
selected 		Division
1 Southeastern Conference 49 I FBS
2 Big Ten Conference 34 I FBS
3 Atlantic Coast Conference 31 I FBS
4 Big 12 Conference 30 I FBS
5 Pac-10 Conference 28 I FBS
6 Big East Conference 18 I FBS
7 Mountain West Conference 13 I FBS
8 Conference USA 7 I FBS
8 Sun Belt Conference 7 I FBS
10 Mid-American Conference 5 I FBS
10 Western Athletic Conference 5 I FBS
10 Colonial Athletic Association 5 I FCS
13 Independent 4 I FBS
14 Big Sky Conference 3 I FCS
14 Missouri Valley Conference 3 I FCS
16 Ohio Valley Conference 2 I FCS
16 Southern Conference 2 I FCS
16 Lone Star Conference 2 II
19 Ivy League 1 I FCS
19 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference 1 I FCS
19 Patriot League 1 I FCS
19 Southland Conference 1 I FCS
19 Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 1 II
19 Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference 1 II
19 Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 1 II

See also

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References

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General references

  • "2010 NFL Draft Tracker". National Football League. Archived from the original on May 11, 2011. Retrieved May 4, 2011.
  • "2010 NFL Draft Tracker". FFToday.com. Retrieved May 4, 2011.
  • "2010 NFL Draft Pick Transactions". ProSportsTransactions.com. Archived from the original on May 21, 2011. Retrieved May 4, 2011.
  • "2010 NFL Draft at ESPN". ESPN. Retrieved November 15, 2011.
  • "2010 NFL Draft at Pro Football Reference". Pro Football Reference. Retrieved November 23, 2012.

Trade references

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  19. ^ "Draft trade tracker: Let's make a deal: Cardinals move up 11 spots to get linebacker". National Football League. April 23, 2010. Archived from the original on April 25, 2010. Retrieved April 23, 2010.
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