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2008 Draft


Prospect rankings · Risers/Fallers · Mock drafts · History · Draft Tracker

All-Time No. 2 Draft Picks
YearPlayer, Pos.SchoolTeamYears PlayedPro Bowls
1936Riley Smith, bAlabamaBoston Redskins30
1937Ed Goddard, bWashington St.Brooklyn Dodgers21
1938Jim McDonald, bOhio StatePhiladelphia20
1939*Sid Luckman, qbColumbiaChi. Bears123
1940*George McAfee, bDukePhiladelphia81
1941John Kimbrough, bTexas A&MChi. Cardinals30
1942Jack Wilson, bBaylorCleveland (Rams)30
1943Joe Muha, bVMIPhiladelphia50
1944Pat Harder, bWisconsinChi. Cardinals82
1945Paul Duhart, bFloridaPittsburgh20
1946Frank Dancewicz, qbNotre DameBoston Yanks30
1947Fritz Barzliauskas, gYaleBoston Yanks40
1948Tony Minisi, bPennN.Y. Giants10
1949Johny Rauch, qbGeorgiaDetroit30
1950Chuck Hunsinger, bFloridaChi. Bears30
1951*Y.A. Tittle, qbLSUSan Francisco156
1952*Ollie Matson, bSan FranciscoChi. Cardinals145
1953Jack Scarbath, bMarylandWashington30
1954Art Hunter, otNotre DameGreen Bay111
1955Alan Ameche, bWisonsinBaltimore64
1956Howard Cassady, bOhio StateDetroit80
1957John Brodie, qbStandfordSan Francisco172
1958Dan Currie, cMichigan StateGreen Bay91
1959Dick Bass, bPacificL.A. Rams103
1960George Izo, bNotre DameChi. Cardinals70
1961Norm Snead, qbWake ForestWashington (N)163
1961Tom Brown, gMinnesotaN.Y. Jets (A)DNP-
1962Roman Gabriel, qbNorth Carolina StateL.A. Rams (N)164
1962*Merlin Olsen, dtUtah StateDenver (A)1514
1963Jerry Stoval, bLSUSt.L Cardinals (N)93
1963Walt Sweeney, eSyracuseSan Diego (A)119
1964Bob Brown, gNebraskaPhiladelphia (N)106
1964Pete Bethard, qbSouthern Cal.Kansas City (A)100
1965Ken Willard, fbNorth CarolinaSan Francisco (N)104
1965*Joe Namath, qbAlabamaN.Y. Jets (A)135
1966*Tom Mack, otMichiganL.A. Rams (N)1311
1966Rick Norton, qbKentuckyMiami (A)50
1967Clint Jones, rbMichigan St.Minnesota70
1968Bob Johnson, cTennesseeCincinnati121
1969George Kunz, otNotre DameAtlanta118
1970Mike McCoy, dtNotre DameGreen Bay110
1971Archie Manning, qbMississippiNew Orleans142
1972Sherman White, deCaliforniaCincinnati120
1973Bert Jones, qbLSUBaltimore101
1974Bo Matthews, rbColoradoSan Diego80
1975*Randy White, lbMarylandDallas149
1976Steve Niehaus, dtNotre DameSeattle40
1977*Tony Dorsett, rbPittsburghDallas124
1978Art Still, deKentuckyKansas City134
1979Mike Bell, deColorado St.Kansas City120
1980Johnny 'Lam' JonesTexasN.Y. Jets50
1981*Lawrence Taylor, lbNorth CarolinaN.Y. Giants1310
1982Johnnie Cooks, lbMississippi StateBaltimore100
1983*Eric Dickerson, rbSMUL.A. Rams116
1984Dean Steinkuhler, gNebraskaHouston70
1985Bill Fralic, gPittsburghAtlanta94
1986Tony Casillas, dtOklahomaAtanta120
1987Cornelius Bennett, lbAlabamaIndianapolis145
1988Neil Smith, deNebraskaKansas City136
1989Tony Manderich, otMichigan StateGreen Bay80
1990Blair Thomas, rbPenn StateN.Y. Jets60
1991Eric Turner, dbUCLACleveland92
1992Quentin Coryatt, lbTexas A&MIndianapolis90
1993Rick Mirer, qbNotre DameSeattle120
1994Marshall Faulk, rbSan Diego St.Indianapolis127
1995Tony Boselli, otSouthern Cal.Jacksonville75
1996Kevin Hardy, lbIllinoisJacksonville91
1997Darrell Russell, dtSouthern Cal.Oakland52
1998Ryan Leaf, qbWashington St.San Diego30
1999Donovan McNabb, qbSyracusePhiladelphia95
2000LaVar Arrington, lbPenn StateWashington73
2001Leonard Davis, otTexasArizona70
2002Julius Peppers, deNorth CarolinaCarolina63
2003Charles Rogers, wrMichigan StateDetroit30
2004Robert Gallery, otIowaOakland40
2005Ronnie Brown, rbAuburnMiami30
2006Reggie Bush, rbSouthern Cal.New Orleans20
2007Calvin Johnson, wrGeorgia TechDetroit10
2008Chris Long, deVirginiaSt. Louis----
* Member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame
Talk Back
Reputation:99
Level:Superstar
Since:Oct 12, 2006

April 27, 2008 6:51 pm

If anyone saw his story during the draft then you know him being drafted was a life or death situation. (If he doesn't get drafted then he's heading to Iraq) He gets to play football and represent Army in the NFL.

Good luck to you sir.

Reputation:87
Level:All-Star
Since:Sep 30, 2006

May 9, 2008 8:30 am

6' 4" 290 lb. Defensive tackles are one of the most envied types of players in the league.  Even though he was a D-2 player, ithink the Steelers got a great pick up in signing him as a free agent.  Even as a rookie I wouldn't be suprised to see him adding depth to the infamously ferocious Steeler defense.

Reputation:96
Level:Superstar
Since:Oct 24, 2007

April 27, 2008 6:50 pm
Glad to see that Hawaii's talent was exposed during the butt-kickin put on them by the SEC.  They were exposed for what they aren't......good......when they finally played a real team.  Colt will never amount to a thing and where are all the WR's they claimed were gonna go so high?  Only one player was drafted from Hawaii.  When will they learn that playing a high school schedu ...(more)
Reputation:93
Level:All-Star
Since:Dec 20, 2006

April 28, 2008 2:11 pm
Brennan against Washington:  42 out of 50 for 442 yard with 5 TDs and no ints.  I don't care a what level you are playing, those are difficult stats to put up.  He did that fairly regularly.  The game before was not as good.  He played Boise St. and went 40 out of 53 for 495 yards, 5 TDs, 2 ints, and he also ran for one TD.  This guy could be a real 6th round steal.&n ...(more)
Reputation:94
Level:All-Star
Since:Aug 20, 2006

April 27, 2008 12:33 am
They had a very good Day 1. Felix Jones, RB (Arkansas) is the perfect compliment to Marion Barber. Jones is a roadrunner. Mike Jenkins, CB (South Florida) is a cover CB with good hands and decent size. Martellus Bennett, TE (Texas A&M) makes sense because they trade Fasano to Miami and like running two TE sets. But I would have liked to see them trade up to get one of the big WR's ...(more)
Reputation:98
Level:Superstar
Since:Jan 20, 2007

April 27, 2008 5:42 pm
I'm just wondering why no teams are picking these guys. These were 3rd round prospects. Any thoughts?

Reputation:96
Level:Superstar
Since:Nov 26, 2007

April 22, 2008 4:25 pm

Hey... the Bengals deserve a break with the malcontent "85"... Sedrick Ellis is a future ALL-PRO and is perfect to improve the "D" in the 'Natti...

For Carson Palmer's sake.... Bengals TAKE Sedrick if he is there at #9!!!!

 

Fight ON!!

Reputation:93
Level:All-Star
Since:Aug 11, 2006

April 29, 2008 4:18 pm
I cannot understand why the Vikings or Bears did not go for Henne or Brohm. I guess Tavares and Grossman are the answers for both teams???? Not that they would play next year but they both lasted to the second round. Maybe the Vikings think they got a steal in Booty?. I doubt it. 
Reputation:97
Level:Superstar
Since:Aug 22, 2006

April 27, 2008 4:05 pm
I believe this is one of the best off seasons for detroit in a long time. We didn't go after the high profiled guys and chose some tough players with good heads on their shoulders. Sure we may have been able to trade down further for Gosder, but why chance it. We really bolstered our offense, while picking up some defensive players that will play over some guys already "on" the team. It will b ...(more)
Reputation:94
Level:All-Star
Since:Feb 26, 2008