A pair of division rivals are involved in today’s latest trade. According to the NFL Network (on Twitter), the Patriots have acquired the 147th pick from the Dolphins. In exchange, Miami will receive picks No. 196, 204, and 250.
Listed below are the complete, pick-by-pick results for Day 3 of the 2016 NFL draft. We’ll be updating teams’ picks as they’re reported or announced (whichever happens first). We’ll also be making a note of all the trades made during the draft — for in-draft trades, we’ll link to our full story on the swap, whereas a list of the deals completed prior to the draft can be found right here. The complete results for the first two days of the draft can be found right here.
Here are 2016’s NFL draft results for Day 3:
Round Four:
- Cleveland Browns: Joe Schobert, LB (Wisconsin)
- Oakland Raiders (from Tennessee via Philadelphia and Cleveland): Connor Cook, QB (Michigan State)
- Dallas Cowboys: Charles Tapper, DE (Oklahoma)
- San Diego Chargers: Joshua Perry, LB (Ohio State)
- Jacksonville Jaguars: Sheldon Day, DT (Notre Dame)
- Baltimore Ravens: Tavon Young, CB (Temple)
- Kansas City Chiefs (from San Francisco): Parker Ehinger, G (Cincinnati)
- Kansas City Chiefs (from Chicago via Tampa Bay): Eric Murray, CB (Minnesota)
- Baltimore Ravens (from Miami): Chris Moore, WR (Cincinnati)
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Ryan Smith, CB (North Carolina Central)
- New York Giants: B.J. Goodson, LB (Clemson)
- Los Angeles Rams: Tyler Higbee, TE (Western Kentucky)
- Detroit Lions: Miles Killebrew, S (Southern Utah)
- New England Patriots (from New Orleans): Malcolm Mitchell, WR (Georgia)
- Chicago Bears (from Philadelphia via Tennessee and Los Angeles): Nick Kwiatkoski, LB (West Virginia)
- Cleveland Browns (from Oakland): Ricardo Louis, WR (Auburn)
- Atlanta Falcons: De’Vondre Campbell, LB (Minnesota)
- Indianapolis Colts: Hassan Ridgeway, DT (Texas)
- Los Angeles Rams (from Buffalo and Chicago): Pharoh Cooper, WR (South Carolina)
- New York Jets: Juston Burris, CB (North Carolina State)
- Houston Texans: Tyler Ervin, RB (San Jose State)
- New Orleans Saints (from Washington): David Onyemata, DT (Manitoba)
- Minnesota Vikings: Willie Beavers, OL (Western Michigan)
- Cincinnati Bengals: Andrew Billings, DT (Baylor)
- Pittsburgh Steelers: Jerald Hawkins, T (LSU)
- Chicago Bears (from Seattle): Deon Bush, DB (Miami)
- Indianapolis Colts (from Green Bay): Antonio Morrison, LB (Florida)
- Kansas City Chiefs: Demarcus Robinson, WR (Florida)
- Chicago Bears (from New England): Deiondre’ Hall, DB (Northern Iowa)
- Arizona Cardinals: Evan Boehm, C (Missouri)
- Cleveland Browns (from Carolina): Derrick Kindred, S (TCU)
- Baltimore Ravens (from Denver): Alex Lewis, T (Nebraska)
- Green Bay Packers (compensatory): Blake Martinez, LB (Stanford)
- Baltimore Ravens (compensatory): Willie Henry, DT (Michigan)
- San Francisco 49ers (compensatory): Rashard Robinson, CB (LSU)
- Baltimore Ravens (compensatory): Kenneth Dixon, RB (Louisiana Tech)
- Dallas Cowboys (compensatory): Dak Prescott, QB (Mississippi State)
- Denver Broncos (compensatory): Devontae Booker, RB (Utah)
- Green Bay Packers (compensatory): Dean Lowry, DL (Northwestern)
- Cleveland Browns (compensatory): Seth DeValve, WR/TE (Princeton)
- Buffalo Bills (compensatory): Cardale Jones, QB (Ohio State)
Round Five:
- Tennessee Titans: Tajae Sharpe, WR (Massachusetts)
- Carolina Panthers (from Cleveland): Zack Sanchez, CB (Oklahoma)
- San Francisco 49ers (from San Diego): Ronald Blair, DE (Appalachian State)
- Oakland Raiders (from Dallas): DeAndre Washington, RB (Texas Tech)
- Denver Broncos (from Baltimore): Connor McGovern, G (Missouri)
- San Francisco 49ers: John Theus, T (Georgia)
- Baltimore Ravens (from Jacksonville): Matt Judon, DE (Grand Valley State)
- Seattle Seahawks (from Miami and New England): Quinton Jefferson, DT (Maryland)
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Caleb Benenoch, T (UCLA)
- New York Giants: Paul Perkins, RB (UCLA)
- Chicago Bears: Jordan Howard, RB (Indiana)
- Detroit Lions: Joe Dahl, T (Washington State)
- Washington (from New Orleans): Matt Ioannidis, DL (Temple)
- Philadelphia Eagles: Wendell Smallwood, RB (West Virginia)
- Cleveland Browns (from Oakland): Jordan Payton, WR (UCLA)
Los Angeles Rams — used in 2015’s supplemental draft - Indianapolis Colts: Joe Haeg, T (North Dakota State)
- Buffalo Bills: Jonathan Williams, RB (Arkansas)
Atlanta Falcons — lost due to NFL discipline (fake crowd noise) - Tennessee Titans (from New York Jets via Denver): LeShaun Sims, CB (Southern Utah)
- New York Jets (from Washington): Brandon Shell, T (South Carolina)
- Houston Texans: K.J. Dillon, S (West Virginia)
- Minnesota Vikings: Kentrell Brothers, LB (Missouri)
- Cincinnati Bengals: Christian Westerman, OL (Arizona State)
- Kansas City Chiefs (from Seattle): Kevin Hogan, QB (Stanford)
- Green Bay Packers: Trevor Davis, WR (California)
- Philadelphia Eagles (from Pittsburgh): Halapoulivaati Vaitai, OL (TCU)
- Kansas City Chiefs: Tyreek Hill, RB/WR (West Alabama)
- Houston Texans (from New England): D.J. Reader, DL (Clemson)
- Arizona Cardinals: Marqui Christian, S (Midwestern State)
- Cleveland Browns (from Carolina): Spencer Drango, OL (Baylor)
- Detroit Lions (from Denver): Antwione Williams, LB (Georgia Southern)
- Arizona Cardinals (compensatory): Cole Toner, T (Harvard)
- Seattle Seahawks (compensatory): Alex Collins, RB (Arkansas)
- Cleveland Browns (compensatory): Rashard Higgins, WR (Colorado State)
- Cleveland Browns (compensatory): Trey Caldwell, CB (Louisiana-Monroe)
- San Francisco 49ers (compensatory): Fahn Cooper, OL (Ole Miss)
- San Diego Chargers (compensatory): Jatavis Brown, LB (Akron)
Round Six:
- Denver Broncos (from Cleveland via Tennessee): Andy Janovich, FB (Nebraska)
- Los Angeles Rams (from Tennessee): Temarrick Hemingway, TE (South Carolina State)
- Kansas City Chiefs (from Dallas via San Francisco): D.J. White, CB (Georgia Tech)
- San Diego Chargers: Drew Kaser, P (Texas A&M)
- Minnesota Vikings (from San Francisco): Moritz Boehringer, WR (German Football League)
- Jacksonville Jaguars: Tyrone Holmes, DE (Montana)
- Baltimore Ravens: Keenan Reynolds, QB/WR (Navy)
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Devante Bond, LB (Oklahoma)
- New York Giants: Jerell Adams, TE (South Carolina)
- Chicago Bears: DeAndre Houston-Carson, S (William & Mary)
- Miami Dolphins (from Miami via Minnesota): Jakeem Grant, WR (Texas Tech)
- Washington (from New Orleans): Nate Sudfeld, QB (Indiana)
- Minnesota Vikings (from Philadelphia): David Morgan, TE (Texas-San Antonio)
- Dallas Cowboys (from Oakland): Anthony Brown, CB (Purdue)
- Los Angeles Rams: Josh Forrest, LB (Kentucky)
- Detroit Lions: Jake Rudock, QB (Michigan)
- Buffalo Bills: Kolby Listenbee, WR (TCU)
- Tennessee Titans (from Atlanta): Sebastian Tretola, OL (Arkansas)
- Oakland Raiders (from Indianapolis): Cory James, LB (Colorado State)
- Atlanta Falcons (from New York Jets via Houston): Wes Schweitzer, OL (San Jose State)
- Philadelphia Eagles (from Houston via New England and Miami and Minnesota): Blake Countess, DB (Auburn)
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from Washington): Dan Vitale, FB (Northwestern)
- San Diego Chargers (from Minnesota): Derek Watt, FB (Wisconsin)
- Cincinnati Bengals: Cody Core, WR (Ole Miss)
- Green Bay Packers: Kyle Murphy, OL (Stanford)
- Jacksonville Jaguars (from Pittsburgh): Brandon Allen, QB (Arkansas)
- Detroit Lions (from Seattle): Anthony Zettel, DT (Penn State)
- Kansas City Chiefs: Dadi Nicolas, OLB (Virginia Tech)
- Miami Dolphins (from New England via Chicago and New England): Jordan Lucas, DB (Penn State)
- Arizona Cardinals: Harlan Miller, CB (Southeastern Louisiana)
- Los Angeles Rams (from Carolina and Chicago): Mike Thomas, WR (Southern Mississippi)
- San Francisco 49ers (from Denver): Jeff Driskel, QB (Louisiana Tech)
- New England Patriots (compensatory): Kamu Grugier-Hill, LB (Eastern Illinois)
- Baltimore Ravens (compensatory): Maurice Canady, CB (Virginia)
- Detroit Lions (compensatory): Jimmy Landes, LS (Baylor)
- San Francisco 49ers (compensatory): Kelvin Taylor, RB (Florida)
- Dallas Cowboys (compensatory): Kavon Frazier, S (Central Michigan)
- San Francisco 49ers (compensatory): Aaron Burbridge, WR (Michigan State)
- New England Patriots (compensatory): Elandon Roberts, LB (Houston)
- Seattle Seahawks (compensatory): Joey Hunt, C (TCU)
- Dallas Cowboys (compensatory): Darius Jackson, RB (Eastern Michigan)
- Dallas Cowboys (compensatory): Rico Gathers, TE (Baylor)
- Buffalo Bills (compensatory): Kevon Seymour, DB (USC)
- Denver Broncos (compensatory): William Parks, S (Arizona)
- Pittsburgh Steelers (compensatory): Travis Feeney, LB (Washington)
- New England Patriots (compensatory): Ted Karras, OL (Illinois)
Round Seven:
- Tennessee Titans: Aaron Wallace, LB (UCLA)
- Miami Dolphins (from Cleveland): Brandon Doughty, QB (Western Kentucky)
- San Diego Chargers: Donavon Clark, OL (Michigan State)
- New England Patriots (from Dallas via Seattle): Devin Lucien, WR (Arizona State)
- Jacksonville Jaguars: Jonathan Woodard, DE (Central Arkansas)
- Minnesota Vikings (from Baltimore via Miami): Stephen Weatherly, OLB (Vanderbilt)
- Denver Broncos (from San Francisco): Riley Dixon, P (Syracuse)
- Pittsburgh Steelers (from New York Giants): Demarcus Ayers, WR (Houston)
- Chicago Bears: Daniel Braverman, WR (Western Michigan)
- Miami Dolphins: Thomas Duarte, TE (UCLA)
- Washington (from Tampa Bay): Steven Daniels, LB (Boston College)
- Philadelphia Eagles: Jalen Mills, S (LSU)
- Oakland Raiders: Vadal Alexander, OL (LSU)
- New York Jets (from Los Angeles via Houston and Denver): Lachlan Edwards, P (Sam Houston State)
- Detroit Lions: Dwayne Washington, RB (Washington)
- New Orleans Saints: Daniel Lasco, RB (California)
- Atlanta Falcons: Devin Fuller, WR (UCLA)
- Indianapolis Colts: Trevor Bates, DE/OLB (Maine)
- Philadelphia Eagles (from Buffalo and Minnesota): Alex McCalister, DE (Florida)
- New York Jets: Charone Peake, WR (Clemson)
- Washington: Keith Marshall, RB (Georgia)
- Seattle Seahawks (from Houston via New England): Kenny Lawler, WR (California)
- Minnesota Vikings: Jayron Kearse, S (Clemson)
- Cincinnati Bengals: Clayton Fejedelem, S (Illinois)
- Pittsburgh Steelers: Tyler Matakevich, LB (Temple)
- Seattle Seahawks: Zac Brooks, RB (Clemson)
- Indianapolis Colts (from Green Bay): Austin Blythe, C (Iowa)
- San Francisco 49ers (from Kansas City): Prince Charles Iworah, DB (Western Kentucky)
- Cleveland Browns (from New England via Miami): Scooby Wright, LB (Arizona)
- Philadelphia Eagles (from Arizona): Joe Walker, LB (Oregon)
- Carolina Panthers: Beau Sandland, TE (Montana State)
- Tennessee Titans (from Denver): Kalan Reed, DB (Southern Mississippi)
The Saints have found a way into the fourth round, as Mike Jones of The Washington Post reports (via Twitter) that the team has acquired the 120th pick from Washington. Jones reports that Washington will receive pick No. 152 and a 2017 fifth-rounder in return. The Saints will use the pick on University of Manitoba (Canada) defensive tackle David Onyemata.
Hailing from Nigeria, Onyemata was considered a fifth- or sixth-round pick by NFL.com. The 6-4, 300-pound lineman finished this past season with 50 tackles, five sacks, and 7.5 tackles for a loss. His performance earned him the J.P. Metras Trophy for the best down lineman in CIS. These are especially impressive accolades when you consider that Onyemata started playing football in 2011.
With the fourth round nearly halfway done, let’s check in on some draft whispers from around the league…
- The Cowboys‘ gameplan for the second round was to select Oklahoma State defensive end Emmanuel Ogbah and then move up and select Notre Dame linebacker Jaylon Smith, according to David Moore of the Dallas Morning News (via Twitter). Ogbah was ultimately selected by the Browns with the first pick of the second round, and Dallas snagged Smith two picks later.
- NFL.com’s Ian Rapoport says there was a general belief that the Cowboys would select quarterback Connor Cook with pick No. 101, leading to the Raiders‘ acquisition of the 100th pick. Meanwhile, Rapoport notes that Oakland is planning on keeping Matt McGloin and allowing the two quarterbacks to compete for the back-up job.
- According to Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald (on Twitter), the Dolphins slapped Leonte Carroo with a “second-round grade.” Miami ended up snagging the Rutgers wideout late in the third round.
- If Laremy Tunsil hadn’t been around at No. 13, the Dolphins would have selected UCLA linebacker Myles Jack, tweets Adam Beasley of the Miami Herald. Eli Apple, who was selected 10th overall, was also under consideration for the pick.
- Speaking of Tunsil, ESPN’s Adam Schefter determined how much money the offensive lineman actually lost on Thursday evening (via Twitter). The Ravens were prepared to select the embattled University of Mississippi product with the sixth-overall pick, but Tunsil ended up falling to No. 13. Schefter estimates that the rookie lost nearly $7MM after having fallen eight spots.
- The Broncos are fielding calls on several of their picks, reports Mike Klis of 9News in Denver (via Twitter). The team has a compensatory fourth-round pick (which can’t be traded), as well as two fifth-round selections.
The Bears have acquired the 113th pick from the Rams, tweets ESPN’s Nick Wagoner. In return, the Rams will receive picks No. 117 and 206, according to NFL Network. The Bears will use the pick to select WVU linebacker Nick Kwiatkoski.
Kwiatkoski finished last season with 11.5 tackles for a loss and four sacks. The 6-2, 235-pound defender is also listed as a defensive back, explaining his three interceptions and five passes defended. NFL.com ranked the senior defender as a fifth- or sixth-round value.
The pick has already switched hands twice this offseason. It was originally sent to the Titans in the DeMarco Murray trade. Tennessee later sent that pick to the Rams when they traded the first-overall pick (which ultimately turned into Jared Goff).
The Raiders have acquired the second pick of the fourth round, 100th overall, from the Browns, reports NFL.com’s Ian Rapoport (via Twitter). Oakland used the pick to select Michigan State quarterback Connor Cook. Cleveland will receive picks No. 114 and 154, according to Vic Tafur (via Twitter).
Cook was widely regarded as the best quarterback available entering Saturday’s portion of the draft. Despite finishing last season with 3,131 passing yards, 24 touchdowns and only seven interceptions, the senior saw a drastic drop in his draft stock.
Cook entered the season as one of the top-rated quarterback prospects, but question marks surrounding his attitude led to the free fall. Penn State’s Christian Hackenberg (Jets), North Carolina State’s Jacoby Brissett (Patriots) and Southern Cal’s Cody Kessler (Browns) were among the signal-callers to seemingly pass Cook.
Cook doesn’t have a clear role with Oakland, as starting quarterback Derek Carr showed real improvements during his second year in the league.
Listed below are the complete, pick-by-pick results for Days 1 and 2 of the 2016 NFL draft. We’ve made note of all the trades made during the draft — for in-draft trades, we’ll link to our full story on the swap, whereas a list of the deals completed prior to the draft can be found right here. Day 3’s results can be found right here.
Here are 2016’s NFL draft results for the first two days:
Round One:
- Los Angeles Rams (from Tennessee): Jared Goff, QB (California)
- Philadelphia Eagles (from Cleveland): Carson Wentz, QB (North Dakota State)
- San Diego Chargers: Joey Bosa, DE/OLB (Ohio State)
- Dallas Cowboys: Ezekiel Elliott, RB (Ohio State)
- Jacksonville Jaguars: Jalen Ramsey, DB (Florida State)
- Baltimore Ravens: Ronnie Stanley, T (Notre Dame)
- San Francisco 49ers: DeForest Buckner, DL (Oregon)
- Tennessee Titans (from Miami via Philadelphia and Cleveland): Jack Conklin, T (Michigan State)
- Chicago Bears (from Tampa Bay): Leonard Floyd, OLB (Georgia)
- New York Giants: Eli Apple, CB (Ohio State)
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from Chicago): Vernon Hargreaves III, CB (Florida)
- New Orleans Saints: Sheldon Rankins, DL (Lousiville)
- Miami Dolphins (from Philadelphia): Laremy Tunsil, T (Ole Miss)
- Oakland Raiders: Karl Joseph, S (West Virginia)
- Cleveland Browns (from Los Angeles via Tennessee): Corey Coleman, WR (Baylor)
- Detroit Lions: Taylor Decker, T (Ohio State)
- Atlanta Falcons: Keanu Neal, S (Florida)
- Indianapolis Colts: Ryan Kelly, C (Alabama)
- Buffalo Bills: Shaq Lawson, DE/OLB (Clemson)
- New York Jets: Darron Lee, LB (Ohio State)
- Houston Texans (from Washington): Will Fuller, WR (Notre Dame)
- Washington (from Houston): Josh Doctson, WR (TCU)
- Minnesota Vikings: Laquon Treadwell, WR (Ole Miss)
- Cincinnati Bengals: William Jackson III, CB (Houston)
- Pittsburgh Steelers: Artie Burns, CB (Miami)
- Denver Broncos (from Seattle): Paxton Lynch, QB (Memphis)
- Green Bay Packers: Kenny Clark, DL (UCLA)
- San Francisco 49ers (from Kansas City): Joshua Garnett, G (Stanford)
New England Patriots — lost due to NFL discipline (Deflategate) - Arizona Cardinals: Robert Nkemdiche, DL (Ole Miss)
- Carolina Panthers: Vernon Butler, DT (Louisiana Tech)
- Seattle Seahawks (from Denver): Germain Ifedi, T (Texas A&M)
With the draft set to kick off in less than 3o minutes, let’s take a quick look at some draft rumors from around the NFL…
- ESPN’s Adam Schefter tweets that multiple teams are talking with the Browns about acquiring the first pick of the fourth round. Schefter believes these inquiring teams are targeting a quarterback with the pick.
- Entering the day with five sixth-round picks, Ben Volin of the Boston Globe says it’s “likely to quite likely” that the Patriots move up to the fourth or fifth round (Twitter link).
- With only five picks in this year’s draft, the Rams have been focusing in on potential undrafted free agents, tweets ESPN’s Nick Wagoner.
- Chargers general manager Tom Telesco is expected to use his fourth-round pick for the first time, tweets Michael Gehlken of the San Diego Union-Tribune. The team’s last fourth-round pick was Ladarius Green in 2012.
- The Bears will have seven selections on Saturday, and Rich Campbell of the Chicago Tribune writes that the organization is optimistic about their gameplan. “There’s a lot of good players in the draft tomorrow,” said general manager Ryan Pace. “And now we’ve got a lot of swings at those players.”
Robert Kraft addressed the reinstatement of Tom Brady‘s suspension on Friday night, and the Patriots owner certainly didn’t mince his words.
“Number one, there is no finer ambassador for the game of football, and the New England Patriots, than Tom Brady,” Kraft said, via Josh Alper of ProFootballTalk.com. “We always have had, and will continue to have, Tom’s back. Especially when he’s being treated unfairly. He knows that. All the decisions that this organization and I personally have made throughout this ordeal have been focused on putting Tom in the best possible position for success.”
“Number two, I have been in constant communication with Tom over the past 16 months and we’ve had numerous conversations this past week. We are both on the same page and he knows exactly where my allegiances, and the total team’s [allegiances] are, relative to the extremely unfair discipline that he has been subjected to.”
“I share in our fans’ anger and frustration with the penalties the league has levied, and the entire process and how it was conducted. But please trust that I am always trying to do what I believe is best for this franchise, and pledge that I will always continue to do that.”
The Patriots have seemingly started preparing for Brady’s absence, as the organization selected quarterback Jacoby Brissett during last night’s third round.
Let’s check out some more non-draft-related notes from around the NFL…
- Cowboys linebacker Sean Lee underwent minor knee surgery yesterday, tweets NFL.com’s Ian Rapoport. Expected recovery time is two weeks for the 29-year-old. The former second-round pick finished last season with 128 tackles, a career-high.
- The Cowboys are no longer pursuing veteran defensive end Jeremy Mincey, tweets Clarence Hill of the Star Telegram. The writer notes that the team also won’t be adding former-Lions defensive lineman Jason Jones.
- ESPN.com’s David Newton believes the Panthers will pursue a veteran cornerback following the draft (Twitter link).
Vikings general manager Rick Spielman traded out of the third-round last night, and the executive explained his logic to Mark Craig of the Star Tribune.
“Going through the logic on why that made sense to us or why that made sense to me to pull the trigger on that is a couple of things: Looking at the depth and the players and what our current roster looks like this year. The second point, I always try to look at what our roster and what are potential guys that are going to be coming out of contracts next year. Third, I would say is the depth on the board still left tomorrow. We feel very strongly that there are still a lot of very talented football players that we will be able to pick up and add to our roster.
“So those three things were kind of the thought process for doing the trade with Miami. In essence I get three players for the price of one, although I did bank two of those players for next year. In next year’s draft, having an extra three and and extra four gives you a lot of flexibility to move around in those early rounds, either potentially going back into the first or moving around in the second. We have a lot more flexibility next year than where I am anticipating we’re going to be picking lower in the rounds, where you don’t have as much flexibility.”
Let’s check out some other draft notes from around the NFL…
- The Eagles selected offensive lineman Isaac Seumalo in the third round, and Les Bowen of Philly.com writes that members of the organization believe the rookie can start right away. “I think this kid can come in here and compete and give us great depth … challenge for a starting job,” Eagles coach Doug Pederson said.
- The Raiders “big target” on day three will be a running back, tweets Jerry McDonald of the Oakland Tribune.
- The Titans made four picks on Friday night, but ESPN.com’s Paul Kuharsky is convinced that only one of those players (right tackle Jack Conklin) will start next season. The writer wonders if he set his expectations too high, or if the organization missed out on players who could contribute immediately.