NFL Draft - 2013

[Excel]

Updated for end of round 3:

 

Picks by Conference

 

1. SEC - 32 Picks - 33.33% of draft

2. ACC - 12 Picks - 12.5% of draft

3. Pac 12 - 11 Picks - 11.46% of draft

4. Big 12 - 8 Picks - 8.33% of draft

5. Big East - 8 Picks - 8.33% of draft

6. Big Ten - 7 Picks - 7.29% of draft

7. C-USA - 5 Picks - 5.21% of draft

8. Independent - 3 Picks - 3.13% of draft

9. MWC - 3 Picks - 3.13% of draft

10. MAC - 2 Picks - 2.08% of draft

 

All others - 6 Picks - 6.25% of draft

 

Picks by School

 

LSU 6

Florida State 5

Alabama 4

Florida 4

Georgia 4

North Carolina 4

Connecticut 3

Oregon 3

Tennessee 3

Texas A&M 3

West Virginia 3

Mississippi State 2

Missouri 2

N.C. State 2

Notre Dame 2

Rutgers 2

San Diego State 2

Texas 2

USC 2

Wisconsin 2

Arkansas 1

Arkansas–Pine Bluff 1

Auburn 1

Baylor 1

Boise State 1

BYU 1

California 1

Central Michigan 1

Cincinnati 1

Clemson 1

Florida International 1

Georgia Southern 1

Houston 1

Illinois 1

Kansas State 1

Kent State 1

Kentucky 1

Marshall 1

Michigan State 1

Missouri Southern State 1

Ohio State 1

Oklahoma 1

Oregon State 1

Penn State 1

Purdue 1

Rice 1

SMU 1

South Carolina 1

South Florida 1

Southeastern Louisiana 1

Southern Miss 1

Stanford 1

Syracuse 1

UCLA 1

Utah 1

Utah State 1

Washington 1

 

Picks by Position:

 

CB 16

WR 11

DE 10

DT 10

LB 10

S 9

G 8

OT 7

RB 6

TE 6

QB 3

C 1

[MLB 51]

Big 10 RB's Ball (Broncos) and Bell (Steelers) went to some teams where they can do well. Geno Smith to the Jets is fine if they are done with Sanchez. Chargers are alright (I like addition of Fluker and Te'o was picked up right where he should likely have gone). I like the Rams draft and Ravens are reloading on defense. Teams struggling IMO are the Cowboys, Dolphins, Saints, and Raiders (seems like they are always a draft mess though).

I give the Raiders a B+ so far. I personally would hve taken Jarvis Jones in the first and John Jenkins in the third. I think Sio Moore at 66 was steal though.

 

I'd have to concur, primarily because the Raiders made it through the first 3 rounds without making a "What the F*ck" pick...

Sad to think Al Davis had to die for that sh#t to stop.

[walksalone]

Big 10 RB's Ball (Broncos) and Bell (Steelers) went to some teams where they can do well. Geno Smith to the Jets is fine if they are done with Sanchez. Chargers are alright (I like addition of Fluker and Te'o was picked up right where he should likely have gone). I like the Rams draft and Ravens are reloading on defense. Teams struggling IMO are the Cowboys, Dolphins, Saints, and Raiders (seems like they are always a draft mess though).

I give the Raiders a B+ so far. I personally would hve taken Jarvis Jones in the first and John Jenkins in the third. I think Sio Moore at 66 was steal though.

 

I'd have to concur, primarily because the Raiders made it through the first 3 rounds without making a "What the F*ck" pick...

Sad to think Al Davis had to die for that sh#t to stop.

 

that it is...

[T_O_Bull]

No Huskers taken in the first 3 rounds. We have 7 listed as prospects but none are rated very highly. What's the chance we get shut out? 4 rounds to go.

T_O_B

[Notre Dame Joe]

LOL LOL LOL Jets.....

 

If you are in NY, watch out for falling Jets fans...

 

what could the Jets do with a running qb?

They have a mediocre QB and a bad QB already, so another mediocre one sounds like a Jets move. Who needs WR, TE, or RB....

 

As a Patriots fan I love the Jets draft.

[zoogs]

Patriots fan here too. Admittedly Dude is right. I don't know if Geno Smith will be good or not but if he is that's not a bad place to draft him. I wasn't thinking they were planning on getting rid of Sanchez at the time. If they are it seems like a real mess. Nothing that they can't pull through if Geno is a star, but from this vantage point it looks like a long-term mess there.

[huKSer]

 

Picks by School

 

LSU 6

Florida State 5

Alabama 4

Florida 4

Georgia 4

North Carolina 4

Connecticut 3

Oregon 3

Tennessee 3

Texas A&M 3

West Virginia 3

Mississippi State 2

Missouri 2

N.C. State 2

Notre Dame 2

Rutgers 2

San Diego State 2

Texas 2

USC 2

Wisconsin 2

Arkansas 1

Arkansas–Pine Bluff 1

Auburn 1

Baylor 1

Boise State 1

BYU 1

California 1

Central Michigan 1

Cincinnati 1

Clemson 1

Florida International 1

Georgia Southern 1

Houston 1

Illinois 1

Kansas State 1

Kent State 1

Kentucky 1

Marshall 1

Michigan State 1

Missouri Southern State 1

Ohio State 1

Oklahoma 1

Oregon State 1

Penn State 1

Purdue 1

Rice 1

SMU 1

South Carolina 1

South Florida 1

Southeastern Louisiana 1

Southern Miss 1

Stanford 1

Syracuse 1

UCLA 1

Utah 1

Utah State 1

Washington 1

 

Final top 25

1 Alabama (59) 13-1 4

2 Oregon 12-1 3

3 Ohio State 12-0 1

4 NotreDame 12-1 2

5 Georgia 12-2 4

5 Texas A&M 11-2 3

7 Stanford 12-2 1

8 South Carolina 11-2 4

9 Florida 11-2 4

10 Florida State 12-2 5

11 Clemson 11-2 1

12 Kansas State 11-2 1

13 Louisville 11-2 0

14 LSU 10-3 6

15 Oklahoma 10-3 1

16 Utah State 11-2 1

17 Northwestern 10-3 0

18 Boise State 11-2 1

19 Texas 9-4 2

20 Oregon State 9-4 1

21 San Jose State 11-2 0

22 Northern Illinois 12-2 0

23 Vanderbilt 9-4 0

24 Michigan 8-5 0

25 Nebraska 10-4 0

Trends: MOST top 10 have multiple picks. Exceptions: OSU and Stanford. None of the bottom 5 have a pick. Outlier - LSU, the most picks but at #14, did the least with the most talent (poor coaching?) Louisville did the most with the least talent?

[Excel]

If you were a lock to be drafted in the first round, would attend the actual draft or would you rather be at home with your family and friends?

 

I think I would rather be at home with my family friends, that way you don't have a camera shoved in your face watching you sweat it out all night. Unless I was going to be #1 overall, then I would probabl go to NYC.

I would go fishing like that O-lineman from Wisconsin a few years back. Just be out there relaxing with a couple of buddies, no radios or anything. Then when I came to shore with a mess of fish people could tell me where my new home would be.

 

That's badass, who is it?

 

Joe Thomas, drafted by the Browns...been to every pro-bowl since he was drafted in 2007.

 

http://www.pantagraph.com/sports/professional/no-pick-joe-thomas-spent-draft-day-fishing/article_18838568-4cc3-5b93-bb65-a191de962b40.html

[huKSer]

Honey badger should have gone to Seahawks or Broncos. Just sayin'

[zoogs]

2 WRs for New England.

 

I hope one of them pans out. Two prospects taken later rather than earlier (Round 2, 4) so there's not as much riding on them, but a lot of options in that WR corps now.

[The Dude]

After watching Tyrann Mathieu's interview last night, I understand why teams were taking him off their board after his team interviews. Wowee.

[T_O_Bull]

After watching Tyrann Mathieu's interview last night, I understand why teams were taking him off their board after his team interviews. Wowee.

I thought the same thing. What must his grades be like? He certainly didn't take Public Speaking.

T_O_B

[strigori]

LOL LOL LOL Jets.....

 

If you are in NY, watch out for falling Jets fans...

 

what could the Jets do with a running qb?

They have a mediocre QB and a bad QB already, so another mediocre one sounds like a Jets move. Who needs WR, TE, or RB....

 

As a Patriots fan I love the Jets draft.

One of the understated aspects of the Patriots years of playoff appearances is the ineptitude of the rest of the division. If New England wasn't well run, this wold be the run away worst division in the NFL.

[The Dude]

Rex is a Bengal. That's good in that he'll get a chance to contribute, bad in that it's the Cincinnati Bengals.

[T_O_Bull]

FINALLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

T_O_B