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USC had 11 players drafted. Including 3 first rounders.
5. Mark Sanchez, QB, N.Y. Jets
15. Brian Cushing, LB, Houston
26. Clay Matthews, LB, Green Bay
38. Rey Maualuga, LB, Cincinnati
56. Fili Moala, DT, Indianapolis
87. Patrick Turner, WR, Miami
104. Kaluka Maiava, LB, Cleveland
117. Kyle Moore, DE, Tampa Bay
172. David Buehler, K, Dallas
183. Cary Harris, DB, Buffalo
189. Kevin Ellison, DB, San Diego
USC had 11 players drafted. Including 3 first rounders.
5. Mark Sanchez, QB, N.Y. Jets
15. Brian Cushing, LB, Houston
26. Clay Matthews, LB, Green Bay
38. Rey Maualuga, LB, Cincinnati
56. Fili Moala, DT, Indianapolis
87. Patrick Turner, WR, Miami
104. Kaluka Maiava, LB, Cleveland
117. Kyle Moore, DE, Tampa Bay
172. David Buehler, K, Dallas
183. Cary Harris, DB, Buffalo
189. Kevin Ellison, DB, San Diego
Gee, that's it. Down year, huh?
The Oregon Ducks had 6 players drafted
32. Patrick Chung, S, New England, second
42. Jairus Byrd, CB, Buffalo, second
49. Max Unger, C, Seattle, second
159. Fenuki Tupou, OT, Philadelphia, fifth
205 Ra'Shon Harris, DT, Pittsburgh, sixth
247. Nick Reed, DE, Seattle, seventh
32. Patrick Chung, S, New England, second
42. Jairus Byrd, CB, Buffalo, second
49. Max Unger, C, Seattle, second
159. Fenuki Tupou, OT, Philadelphia, fifth
205 Ra'Shon Harris, DT, Pittsburgh, sixth
247. Nick Reed, DE, Seattle, seventh
Yea, maybe it was. :-) I think Taylor Mays would've been another number 1 draft pick, but he wanted to stay.
Henry Melton, DE- Bears Round 4
Roy Miller, DT- Buc's Round 3
Chris Ogbonnaya, RB- Rams Round 7
Orakpo, DE- Redskins Round 1
I can't get over the fact a team drafted one of our running backs, who SUCKED all season long, and left Quan Cosby on the board. He may be short and 26 years old but he caught big time catch after big time catch. He also had one of the best blocks by a WR I have seen in a while ( Link).
I hope he shows the scouts are morons and has a great career with the Bengals
Henry Melton, DE- Bears Round 4
Roy Miller, DT- Buc's Round 3
Chris Ogbonnaya, RB- Rams Round 7
Orakpo, DE- Redskins Round 1
I can't get over the fact a team drafted one of our running backs, who SUCKED all season long, and left Quan Cosby on the board. He may be short and 26 years old but he caught big time catch after big time catch. He also had one of the best blocks by a WR I have seen in a while ( Link).
I hope he shows the scouts are morons and has a great career with the Bengals
I agree. I was a bit surprised Cosby wasn't drafted. I also thought it strange that a team didn't draft Jeremiah Johnson (Oregon), a back who ran for over 1,200 yards with a bum shoulder and had to share the backfield with another Duck back who ran for over 1,000 yards. He may not be a burner, but he has a hell of a stiff arm. But, heck, what do I know?
I agree. I was a bit surprised Cosby wasn't drafted. I also thought it strange that a team didn't draft Jeremiah Johnson (Oregon), a back who ran for over 1,200 yards with a bum shoulder and had to share the backfield with another Duck back who ran for over 1,000 yards. He may not be a burner, but he has a hell of a stiff arm. But, heck, what do I know?
I think alot of pro scouts get so obsessed with size that they over look that a guy can play the game. I'm am by no means an NFL scout, but it seems if guys like Warrick Dunn and even Heins Ward, who aren't the biggest guys, can have pretty good careers so can others.
10. (1st round) Michael Crabtree, WR, 49ers
48. (2nd round) Darcel McBath, S, Broncos
78. (3rd round) Louis Vasquez, OL, Chargers
120. (4th round) Brandon Williams, DE, Cowboys
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