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Latest On Derrius Guice

April 29th, 2018 at 9:40am CST by Rory Parks

Former LSU running back Derrius Guice, widely regarded as the second-best back in this year’s class behind Penn State’s Saquon Barkley, slipped to the bottom of the second round before the Redskins snapped him up with the No. 59 overall selection. The slide was not especially surprising in light of reports of personality concerns that emerged earlier this month, and yesterday we heard that his visits with NFL clubs did not go well.

There are now a few more details on that front. Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk, citing Ian Rapoport of NFL.com, said that Guice’s meeting with the Eagles — who were certainly in the market for a running back in the draft, though they ultimately did not select one — ultimately devolved into a “shouting match.” One unnamed source called it the worst meeting Philadelphia ever had with a player.

Florio had the opportunity to speak with Guice prior to the draft, and when he asked Guice to comment on the conflicting stories he told as to certain questions he claimed NFL teams asked him, Guice chose to simply avoid the topic. He has been described as “immature” and “high-maintenance,” and one executive from a club that had several opportunities to draft him said that, unless he matures quickly, he will wear out his welcome in Washington in a couple of years.

Eagles GM Howie Roseman, though, has downplayed any talk of an altercation between his team and his new division rival. Per John Keim of ESPN.com, Roseman said, “There was no altercation. When you hear the word ‘altercation,’ it sounds like fisticuffs or something, or yelling or screaming. I don’t know I’ve ever been in a room where a player has yelled at anyone. Sometimes you can’t believe everything you read or hear.”

For his part, Guice is prepared to put his negative publicity behind him and move on. He said, “Everything that is behind me is behind me. This is a fresh, clean slate. I’m just ready to get to work.”

Not being picked in the first round will hurt Guice’s earnings on his rookie contract, but he is still expected to be the Redskins’ starting running back.

Raiders To Overhaul Personnel Department

April 29th, 2018 at 8:57am CST by Rory Parks

When the draft wraps up in any given year, a rash of pink slips are handed out to scouts around the league, who suddenly find themselves without work after helping make the draft a reality. But in addition to the usual scouting spring cleaning, the Raiders plan to make dramatic changes to the upper levels of their personnel department, according to Alex Marvez of the Sporting News. 

Per Marvez, Oakland is expected to add at least one new personnel executive to the front office, and Matt Miller of Bleacher Report tweets that Ed Marynowitz and Brian Heimerdinger are potential candidates for the job. Marvez also hears that player personnel director Joey Clinkscales could be on his way out. Clinkscales, who previously worked as Vice President of College Scouting for the Jets and who has been a GM candidate twice in his career, has been with the Raiders since 2012, but Marvez suggests that he might be headed to the Browns‘ front office.

Clinkscales joined the Raiders in 2012, and his longstanding relationship with Raiders GM Reggie McKenzie may have made the team a good fit for both men. But head coach Jon Gruden, who rejoined the silver-and-black this offseason, apparently wants to shake things up a bit throughout the department, which is not an uncommon development when a new head coach or GM comes on board.

Gruden now has final say on roster decisions, usurping a bit of McKenzie’s power, but McKenzie and Gruden both say that they are working well together. McKenzie said, “I got a feel for coach Gruden. We like the same type of players.”

A Raiders spokesman decline comment as to whether major changes are forthcoming.

Jets Waive WR Jalin Marshall

April 28th, 2018 at 9:09pm CST by Sam Robinson

Shortly after the draft concluded, the Jets waived wide receiver Jalin Marshall and linebacker Micah Awe.

Marshall had not played since the 2016 season. He incurred a four-game suspension last season, and the Jets did not activate him to the 53-man roster. Instead, Gang Green waived the Ohio State alum before re-signing him to their practice squad.

Although the Jets did not draft a receiver this weekend, they loaded up on the position this offseason. The team signed Terrelle Pryor, Charles Johnson and Andre Roberts to add to a cast that already includes 2017 starters Jermaine Kearse and Robby Anderson and 2017 mid-round picks ArDarius Stewart and Chad Hansen.

Still just 22, Marshall has 14 receptions for 162 yards to his credit. All of those came during his rookie season, one that also saw him factor into New York’s return game.

Cowboys Rumors: Austin, Witten, S, Draft

April 28th, 2018 at 8:48pm CST by Sam Robinson

The Rams and Cowboys agreed on a deal that will send Tavon Austin to Dallas in exchange for a sixth-round pick, and the sides began discussing this trade on Thursday, Stephen Jones said (via Todd Archer of ESPN.com). Jones said the Rams had a third-day pick in mind as compensation for their former top-10 investment, one who renegotiated his pricey contract earlier this year in order to stay with the team that drafted him. Austin will become the Cowboys’ primary punt returner, Jerry Jones said (via Jon Machota of the Dallas Morning News, on Twitter), and will take over those duties from Ryan Switzer — whom Dallas traded to Oakland shortly after the Austin deal was agreed upon. Austin, 27, was a part-time kick and punt returner for the Rams last season. He will also function as primarily a running back with the Cowboys, who envision him taking over Lance Dunbar‘s old role as the team’s primary receiving back. Jason Garrett said (via Machota, on Twitter) the goal will be to get the ball to Austin in a variety of ways, so it sounds like Dallas intends to keep the 5-foot-9 performer in a gadget role.

Here’s the latest from Dallas:

  • While Jerry Jones said Jason Witten would take a few days before announcing a decision about his 2018 status, the owner now is backing off that stance. It may take longer. “As I saw Troy [Aikman] say, that’s his decision, and he’s got the time to make it,” Jones said, via Charean Williams of Pro Football Talk. “He deserves the time to make that. I don’t have a timeline on it. I do know that when we left [Friday], he certainly thought he wanted the weekend to come to some conclusion. … I want to emphasize again how we like our tight ends that we’ve got on the roster that would be on the roster if we don’t have Witten, but certainly Dalton [Schultz] was noted as what we thought was the best blocker of the tight ends.” The Eagles traded one spot in front of their rivals in Round 2 to select Dallas Goedert. Witten may well inform the Cowboys of his decision early next week, but Dallas brass doesn’t appear to be rushing him. The Cowboys selected Stanford’s Schultz in the fourth round.
  • The team wants to bring in competition for Xavier Woods at free safety, Machota tweets. The Cowboys did not draft a safety this weekend but will remain on the lookout for one. This is a unique year to need a safety, with several experienced ones still available. Eric Reid, Tre Boston and Kenny Vaccaro are without teams. However, Machota notes (on Twitter) Jerry Jones declined to comment when asked if Reid would be a possibility for the Cowboys. The former Pro Bowler is in a strange position, being part of the Colin Kaepernick-led protest movement but profiling as a player who is an upper-echelon starter at a lower-profile position. Jones has been a vocal opponent of these protests, probably the leader among the owners against them, so it would be a surprise if Reid ended up in Dallas.
  • The Cowboys were able to draft defensive end Dorance Armstrong in the fourth round, but Jerry Jones said (via Machota, on Twitter) they nearly traded two fourth-round picks to acquire a third-rounder to draft the Kansas pass rusher.

Bills Offered Broncos Two First-Rounders?

April 28th, 2018 at 8:04pm CST by Sam Robinson

When the Browns chose Denzel Ward at No. 4 instead of Bradley Chubb, that nixed a Broncos-Bills trade. And Mike Klis of 9News reports Buffalo was set to give up both its No. 12 and No. 22 picks, in addition to a second-round selection, for the right to move up to No. 5.

Instead, the Broncos passed and chose Chubb, whom Klis notes the team had tied with Saquon Barkley as being the top player in the draft. But the Bills were also willing to part with one of their second-rounders — either No. 53 or No. 56 — in a deal that was going to involve Denver sending Buffalo one of its third-round choices (either No. 71 or No. 99).

So, the Broncos valued the N.C. State-honed pass rusher immensely, passing on additional first- and second-round picks in order to stay put.

The Bills’ package sent to the Buccaneers, for the right to draft Josh Allen at No. 7, included both second-rounders and a seventh-round selection. The offer to the Broncos containing the No. 22 choice — which Buffalo used to trade up and select Tremaine Edmunds — runs counter to a report from earlier on Thursday indicating Brandon Beane wasn’t willing to part with both of his first-round picks. But that report surfaced before the draft began; the events of the opening hour Thursday night could have changed things.

The Colts also called the Broncos about moving up to select Chubb, Klis reports, but John Elway elected to stay put and attempt to load up his team’s edge-rushing contingent. As for what was going to transpire if the Browns took Chubb and the Bills suddenly pulled their offer, the Broncos were likely to select either Quenton Nelson or Roquan Smith, per Klis.

Sam Darnold remained the quarterback Elway preferred, with Klis reporting the Broncos had cooled on Baker Mayfield to the point they wouldn’t have taken him at No. 5. While that didn’t end up mattering, it could be notable if Allen or Josh Rosen end up being long-term answers for their respective teams. The Broncos dropped out of the Kirk Cousins derby and signed Case Keenum to a two-year deal, making it less likely they were going to use their top offseason resource on another quarterback, and were not closely linked to either Allen or Rosen late in the pre-draft process.

AFC West Notes: Broncos, Chiefs, Raiders

April 28th, 2018 at 7:12pm CST by Sam Robinson

Despite visiting with each of this draft’s top four quarterbacks and being consistently rumored to have a couple of them on their radar, the Broncos did not select one throughout the draft. And they aren’t planning on bringing another one in before training camp. John Elway said Paxton Lynch and Chad Kelly will compete for the backup job behind Case Keenum, per Jeff Legwold of ESPN.com. This is an interesting approach considering both players are coming off injury-marred years. Lynch will be the only active-roster Broncos QB returning since the team let Brock Osweiler depart in free agency and traded Trevor Siemian. Denver is evidently set at the game’s marquee position, putting faith in Keenum.

Here’s the latest from the AFC West:

  • The Raiders had a busy weekend, making multiple trades for veteran players and taking multiple high-ceiling, low-floor defenders. But they did not invest big in off-ball linebackers, and Reggie McKenzie said (via Paul Gutierrez of ESPN.com) a NaVorro Bowman acquisition remains on the table. This has been the GM’s party line for a bit now, but it’s notable that stance remains after the Raiders brought in Tahir Whitehead to start and multiple other veteran backups. Bowman started for the Raiders most of last season and was by far their top-graded linebacker, in the opinion of Pro Football Focus.
  • In selecting a player with possible first-round talent in the fifth, the Raiders may have a steal in Maurice Hurst Jr. But the Michigan-developed defensive tackle will be subject to annual heart evaluations after the issue that caused his stock to slip. However, Michael Gehlken of the Las Vegas Review-Journal notes (via Twitter) the Raiders do not view this as a flier or year-to-year proposition. Hurst was cleared going into the draft after being flagged for a heart problem at the Combine, but it’s clear all 32 teams were not in agreement on Hurst being a safe bet.
  • Each of the Chiefs‘ six draft picks went to addressing their defense, which ranked 30th in DVOA last season. But Louis Riddick of ESPN reported during the draft sixth-round pick Kahlil McKenzie — Reggie’s son — will begin his career at guard despite playing defensive tackle at Tennessee. The Chiefs lost Bennie Logan this offseason but drafted Derrick Nnadi out of Florida State to potentially move into that role. Kahlil McKenzie, then, will attempt to carve out a spot on the offensive line.

Eagles Re-Sign Darren Sproles

April 28th, 2018 at 6:35pm CST by Sam Robinson

Darren Sproles has agreed to return to the Eagles and play a 14th NFL season. The elusive running back agreed to terms with the defending Super Bowl champions, Howie Roseman announced Saturday. It’s a one-year deal with a total guarantee of $1MM, Tom Pelissero of NFL.com tweets. The pact can be worth up to $1.415M with $1.433M in likely to be earned incentives.

The Eagles had been in communication with Sproles for a while now, and he’ll be part of Philadelphia’s backfield picture again this season — which will be his fifth in eastern Pennsylvania.

Rumored to be on the lookout for running backs in this year’s draft, the Eagles used five picks on other positions last week. Sproles being back in the fold figures to provide a boost to the backfield, which lost LeGarrette Blount but still houses Jay Ajayi and Corey Clement. Philly also has Donnel Pumphrey and Wendell Smallwood on the team, but with Sproles back, there likely is only room on the 53-man roster for one of these players.

Sproles will turn 35 before this season begins and is coming off multiple severe injuries — a broken arm and a torn ACL. However, Roseman is optimistic he will be ready to play by Week 1 (via Philly.com’s Jeff McLane, on Twitter).

Teams Contacted Colts About Luck Trade

April 28th, 2018 at 6:33pm CST by Sam Robinson

For the second straight year, the Colts exit draft weekend unsure of exactly when their franchise centerpiece will be ready to throw again. But they did not select a passer and appear confident Andrew Luck will be ready at some point in the coming months.

But that didn’t stop teams from inquiring about the rehabilitating quarterback. Jim Irsay said the Colts received inquiries about what it would take to acquire Luck. Per Ian Rapoport of NFL.com (Twitter link), one of these calls came about a year ago. Rapoport notes the Colts laughed at this potential deal and moved on quickly through a year that was the most disappointing of Luck’s career.

Chris Ballard said some of the Luck trade overtures emerged just before last year’s trade deadline, per Stephen Holder of the Indianapolis Star (via Twitter).

Irsay insisted Luck will be fully cleared for all football-related activities by training camp. While we’ve heard the owner express confidence regarding his starting quarterback before, only for it to lead to disappointment, the Colts’ actions this weekend and this offseason support Luck being on schedule to begin throwing at some point.

However, considering we’re approaching May and it hasn’t happened yet, the timetable is condensing to where the franchise will likely need to see something fairly soon to remain optimistic Luck will be back in time for this season.

2018 NFL Draft Results By Round

April 28th, 2018 at 5:15pm CST by Dallas Robinson

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

Here are the complete 2018 NFL draft results:

Round One:

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

Round Two:

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

Round Three:

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

Round Four:

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

Round Five:

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

Round Six:

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

Round Seven:

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

2018 NFL Draft Results By Team

April 28th, 2018 at 5:14pm CST by Dallas Robinson

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

Here are the complete 2018 NFL draft results by team:

Arizona Cardinals

Atlanta Falcons

Baltimore Ravens

Buffalo Bills

Carolina Panthers

Chicago Bears

Cincinnati Bengals

Cleveland Browns

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