Repêchage de la NFL 2016

Le repêchage de la NFL 2016 était la 81e réunion annuelle des franchises de la Ligue nationale de football (NFL) pour sélectionner les nouveaux joueurs de football américains éligibles . Comme en 2015 , le repêchage a eu lieu à l’ Auditorium Theatre et au Grant Park de Chicago . ^[1] Le repêchage a commencé le jeudi 28 avril avec le premier tour et s’est terminé le samedi 30 avril. Les Titans du Tennessee , l’équipe avec le moins de victoires dans la NFL pour la saison 2015 , ont échangé le droit au premier choix en le repêchage aux Rams de Los Angeles , la première fois que le premier choix a été échangé avant le repêchage depuis 2001lorsque les Chargers de San Diego ont échangé leur premier choix contre les Falcons d’Atlanta . Ohio State est devenu la deuxième école à avoir trois joueurs repêchés dans le top dix et à avoir cinq joueurs repêchés au premier tour.

“Selection Square” à la fontaine Buckingham de Grant Park .

Premiers entrants

Quatre-vingt-seize sous-classes ont annoncé leur intention de participer au repêchage de la NFL 2016 en tant que sous-classes, qui comprennent principalement des juniors et des étudiants de deuxième année en chemise rouge qui renoncent aux années futures d’admissibilité à l’université. ^[2] Afin d’être éligible pour participer au repêchage, les joueurs doivent avoir au moins 3 ans retirés du lycée. La date limite pour les sous-classes de se déclarer pour le repêchage était le 18 janvier 2016.

Aperçu

Voici la répartition des 253 joueurs sélectionnés par poste :

36 Secondeurs
31 récepteurs larges
32 Cornerbacks
22 tacles défensifs
20 tacles offensifs
19 Demi-offensifs
19 Sécurités
18 bouts défensifs
15 quarts-arrière
13 gardes offensifs
11 extrémités serrées
8 Centres
3 arrières latéraux
3 parieurs
1 long vivaneau
1 placekicker

Sélections de joueurs

*	= sélection compensatoire
†	= Quilleur Pro ^{[N 1]}

Clé des positions

C	Centre	BC	Cornerback	BD	Demi défensif	DE	Fin défensive
DL	Joueur de ligne défensif	DT	Tacle défensif	Facebook	Arrière	FS	Sécurité gratuite
OG	Garde offensif	HB	Demi	K	Botteur	KR	Retourneur de coup d’envoi
KG	Secondeur	LS	Vivaneau long	OT	Tacle offensif	LO	Joueur de ligne offensive
NT	Attaque de nez	P	Parieur	RP	Retourneur de botté	QC	Stratège
RB	Revenir	S	Sécurité	SS	Sécurité forte	TB	Tailback
ET	Fin serrée	WR	Récepteur large

Les quarts-arrière Jared Goff et Carson Wentz , considérés comme les deux premiers choix du repêchage, ont tous deux fait le Pro Bowl et aidé leurs équipes initiales à participer au Super Bowl, mais ont tous deux été échangés depuis. Le porteur de ballon de premier tour Ezekiel Elliott , pris 4e au total par Dallas, est un triple Pro-Bowler et a mené la ligue à deux reprises. Joey Bosa , sélectionné troisième au classement général par San Diego, a remporté le titre de recrue défensive de l’année de la NFL lors de sa première saison et a été sélectionné quatre fois pour le Pro Bowl. Plaqueurs défensifs Kenny Clark (27e au total par Green Bay) et Chris Jones (37e au total par Kansas City) ont tous deux été nommés à plusieurs Pro Bowls. Le choix de deuxième ronde Derrick Henry , pris 45e au total par le Tennessee, a battu plusieurs records de course et est l’un des huit membres du club de 2 000 verges . Michael Thomas (en haut, 47e au total par la Nouvelle-Orléans) a établi le record du plus grand nombre de réceptions par un receveur large en une seule saison en 2019 tandis que Tyreek Hill (en bas, 165e au total par Kansas City) a été nommé à six Pro Bowls et aux NFL 2010 . Équipe de toutes les décennies Dak Prescott , un choix de quatrième ronde de Dallas, est devenu le partant de l’équipe en 2016 et a remporté le prix NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year la même année .

Rnd.	Choisissez Non.	équipe de la NFL	Joueur	Pos.	Université	Conf.	Remarques
1	1	Rams de Los Angeles	Jared Goff ^†	QC	Californie	Pac-12	du Tennessee ^{[R1 – 1]}
1	2	Aigles de Philadelphie	Carson Wentz ^†	QC	État du Dakota du Nord	MVFC	de Cleveland ^{[R1 – 2]}
1	3	Chargeurs de San Diego	Joey Bosa ^†	DE	état de l’Ohio	Big Ten
1	4	Cowboys de Dallas	Ézéchiel Elliott ^†	RB	état de l’Ohio	Big Ten
1	5	Jaguars de Jacksonville	Jalen Ramsey ^†	BC	État de Floride	ACC
1	6	Corbeaux de Baltimore	Ronnie Stanley ^†	OT	notre Dame	Ind. (FBS)
1	7	49ers de San Francisco	De Forest Buckner ^†	DE	Oregon	Pac-12
1	8	Titans du Tennessee	Jack Conklin	OT	État du Michigan	Big Ten	de Miami via Philadelphie et Cleveland ^{[R1 – 3]}
1	9	Ours de Chicago	Léonard Floyd	KG	Géorgie	SECONDE	de Tampa Bay ^{[R1 – 4]}
1	dix	Géants de New York	Éli Pomme	BC	état de l’Ohio	Big Ten
1	11	Boucaniers de Tampa Bay	Vernon Hargreaves	BC	Floride	SECONDE	de Chicago ^{[R1 – 5]}
1	12	Saints de la Nouvelle-Orléans	Sheldon Rankin	DT	Louisville	ACC
1	13	Dauphins de Miami	Larémy Tunsil ^†	OT	Olé Miss	SECONDE	de Philadelphie ^{[R1 – 6]}
1	14	Raiders d’Oakland	Karl-Joseph	S	Virginie-Occidentale	Grand 12
1	15	Browns de Cleveland	Corey Coleman	WR	Baylor	Grand 12	de Los Angeles via le Tennessee ^{[R1 – 7]}
1	16	Lions de Détroit	Taylor Decker	OT	état de l’Ohio	Big Ten
1	17	Falcons d’Atlanta	Keanu Neal ^†	S	Floride	SECONDE
1	18	Colts d’Indianapolis	Ryan Kelly ^†	C	Alabama	SECONDE
1	19	Billets de Buffalo	Shaq Lawson	DE	Clémson	ACC
1	20	Jets de New York	Darron Lee	KG	état de l’Ohio	Big Ten
1	21	Texans de Houston	Will Fuller	WR	notre Dame	Ind. (FBS)	de Washington ^{[R1 – 8]}
1	22	Peaux rouges de Washington	Josh Docson	WR	CGU	Grand 12	de Houston ^{[R1 – 9]}
1	23	Vikings du Minnesota	Tapis roulant Laquon	WR	Olé Miss	SECONDE
1	24	Bengals de Cincinnati	Guillaume Jackson III	BC	Houston	L’Américain
1	25	Steelers de Pittsburgh	Artie Brûle	BC	Miami (FL)	ACC
1	26	Broncos de Denver	Paxton Lynch	QC	Memphis	L’Américain	de Seattle ^{[R1 – 10]}
1	27	Emballeurs de Green Bay	Kenny Clark ^†	DT	UCLA	Pac-12
1	28	49ers de San Francisco	Josué Garnett	OG	Stanford	Pac-12	de Kansas City ^{[R1 – 11]}
1	28.5–	Patriots de la Nouvelle-Angleterre	Sélection annulée ^{[Annulée 1]}
1	29	Cardinaux de l’Arizona	Robert Nkemdiche	DT	Olé Miss	SECONDE
1	30	Panthers de la Caroline	Vernon Butler	DT	Technologie de la Louisiane	C-États-Unis
1	31	Seattle Seahawks	Germain Ifédi	OT	Texas A&M	SECONDE	de Denver ^{[R1 – 12]}
2	32	Browns de Cleveland	Emmanuel Ogba	DE	État de l’Oklahoma	Grand 12
2	33	Titans du Tennessee	Kévin Dodd	KG	Clémson	ACC
2	34	Cowboys de Dallas	Jaylon Smith ^†	KG	notre Dame	Ind. (FBS)
2	35	Chargeurs de San Diego	Henri chasseur	ET	Arkansas	SECONDE
2	36	Jaguars de Jacksonville	Myles Jack	KG	UCLA	Pac-12	de Baltimore ^{[R2 – 1]}
2	37	Chefs de Kansas City	Chris Jones ^†	DT	État du Mississippi	SECONDE	de San Francisco ^{[R2 – 2]}
2	38	Dauphins de Miami	Xavier Howard ^†	BC	Baylor	Grand 12	de Jacksonville via Baltimore ^{[R2 – 3]}
2	39	Boucaniers de Tampa Bay	Noé Spence	DE	Est du Kentucky	OEV
2	40	Géants de New York	Sterling Shepard	WR	Oklahoma	Grand 12
2	41	Billets de Buffalo	Reggie Ragland	KG	Alabama	SECONDE	de Chicago ^{[R2 – 4]}
2	42	Corbeaux de Baltimore	Kamalei Corréa	KG	État de Boise	MW	de Miami ^{[R2 – 5]}
2	43	Titans du Tennessee	Austin Johnson	DT	État de Penn	Big Ten	de Philadelphie via Los Angeles ^{[R2 – 6]}
2	44	Raiders d’Oakland	Quartier du Jihad	DE	Illinois	Big Ten
2	45	Titans du Tennessee	Derrick Henri ^†	RB	Alabama	SECONDE	de Los Angeles ^{[R2 – 7]} Vainqueur du trophée Heisman 2015
2	46	Lions de Détroit	A’Shawn Robinson	DT	Alabama	SECONDE
2	47	Saints de la Nouvelle-Orléans	Michel Thomas ^†	WR	état de l’Ohio	Big Ten
2	48	Emballeurs de Green Bay	Jason Spriggs	OT	Indiana	Big Ten	d’ Indianapolis ^{[R2 – 8]}
2	49	Seattle Seahawks	Jarran Roseau	DT	Alabama	SECONDE	de Buffalo via Chicago ^{[R2 – 9]}
2	50	Texans de Houston	Nick Martin	C	notre Dame	Ind. (FBS)	d’ Atlanta ^{[R2 – 10]}
2	51	Jets de New York	Christian Hackenberg	QC	État de Penn	Big Ten
2	52	Falcons d’Atlanta	Deion Jones ^†	KG	LSU	SECONDE	de Houston ^{[R2 – 11]}
2	53	Peaux rouges de Washington	Su’a Cravens	KG	USC	Pac-12
2	54	Vikings du Minnesota	Alexandre Mackensie	BC	Clémson	ACC
2	55	Bengals de Cincinnati	Tyler Boyd	WR	Pittsburgh	ACC
2	56	Ours de Chicago	Cody Whitehair ^†	OG	État du Kansas	Grand 12	de Seattle ^{[R2 – 12]}
2	57	Colts d’Indianapolis	TJ Vert	BC	Clémson	ACC	de Green Bay ^{[R2 – 13]}
2	58	Steelers de Pittsburgh	Sean Davis	S	Maryland	Big Ten
2	59	Boucaniers de Tampa Bay	Roberto Aguayo	K	État de Floride	ACC	de Kansas City ^{[R2 – 14]}
2	60	Patriots de la Nouvelle-Angleterre	Cyrus Jones	BC	Alabama	SECONDE
2	61	Saints de la Nouvelle-Orléans	Vonn Bell	S	état de l’Ohio	Big Ten	de l’Arizona via la Nouvelle-Angleterre ^{[R2 – 15]}
2	62	Panthers de la Caroline	James Bradberry ^†	BC	Samford	SoCon
2	63	Broncos de Denver	Adam Gotis	DT	Technologie de Géorgie	ACC
3	64	Titans du Tennessee	Kévin Byard ^†	S	État du centre du Tennessee	C-États-Unis
3	65	Browns de Cleveland	Carl Nassib	DE	État de Penn	Big Ten
3	66	Chargeurs de San Diego	Max Tuerk	C	USC	Pac-12
3	67	Cowboys de Dallas	Maliek Collins	DT	Nebraska	Big Ten
3	68	49ers de San Francisco	Will Redmond	BC	État du Mississippi	SECONDE
3	69	Jaguars de Jacksonville	Yannick Ngakoué ^†	DE	Maryland	Big Ten
3	70	Corbeaux de Baltimore	Bronson Kaufusi	DE	BYU	Ind. (FBS)
3	71	Géants de New York	Darian Thompson	S	État de Boise	MW
3	72	Ours de Chicago	Jonathan Bullard	DT	Floride	SECONDE
3	73	Dauphins de Miami	Drake kenyan	RB	Alabama	SECONDE
3	74	Chefs de Kansas City	Kei Varae Russell	BC	notre Dame	Ind. (FBS)	de Tampa Bay ^{[R3 – 1]}
3	75	Raiders d’Oakland	Shilique Calhoun	DE	État du Michigan	Big Ten
3	76	Browns de Cleveland	Shon Coleman	OT	Auburn	SECONDE	de Los Angeles via Tennessee ^{[R3 – 2]}
3	77	Panthers de la Caroline	Daryl Worley	BC	Virginie-Occidentale	Grand 12	de Détroit via Philadelphie et Cleveland ^{[R3 – 3]}
3	78	Patriots de la Nouvelle-Angleterre	Joe Thuney	OG	État de Caroline du Nord	ACC	de la Nouvelle-Orléans ^{[R3 – 4]}
3	79	Aigles de Philadelphie	Isaac Seumalo	C	État de l’Oregon	Pac-12
3	80	Billets de Buffalo	Adolphe Washington	DT	état de l’Ohio	Big Ten
3	81	Falcons d’Atlanta	Austin Hooper ^†	ET	Stanford	Pac-12
3	82	Colts d’Indianapolis	Le’Raven Clark	OT	Technologie texane	Grand 12
3	83	Jets de New York	Jordan Jenkins	KG	Géorgie	SECONDE
3	84	Peaux rouges de Washington	Kendall Fuller	BC	Virginie Tech	ACC
3	85	Texans de Houston	Braxton Miller	WR	état de l’Ohio	Big Ten
3	86	Dauphins de Miami	Léonte Carroo	WR	Rutgers	Big Ten	du Minnesota ^{[R3 - 5]}
3	87	Bengals de Cincinnati	Nick Vigile	KG	État de l’Utah	MW
3	88	Emballeurs de Green Bay	Kyler Fackrel	KG	État de l’Utah	MW
3	89	Steelers de Pittsburgh	Javon Hargrave ^†	DT	État de Caroline du Sud	MEAC
3	90	Seattle Seahawks	CJ Prose	RB	notre Dame	Ind. (FBS)
3	90.5–	Chefs de Kansas City	Sélection annulée. ^{[Forfait 2]}
3	91	Patriots de la Nouvelle-Angleterre	Jacoby Brisset	QC	État de Caroline du Nord	ACC
3	92	Cardinaux de l’Arizona	Brandon Williams	BC	Texas A&M	SECONDE
3	93	Browns de Cleveland	Cody Kesler	QC	USC	Pac-12	de Caroline ^{[R3 – 6]}
3	94	Seattle Seahawks	Nick Vannett	ET	état de l’Ohio	Big Ten	de Denver ^{[R3 – 7]}
3*	95	Lions de Détroit	Graham Glasgow	C	Michigan	Big Ten
3*	96	Patriots de la Nouvelle-Angleterre	Vincent Valentin	DT	Nebraska	Big Ten
3*	97	Seattle Seahawks	Rees Odhiambo	OT	État de Boise	MW
3*	98	Broncos de Denver	Justin Simmons ^†	S	Collège de Boston	ACC
4	99	Browns de Cleveland	Joe Schobert ^†	KG	Wisconsin	Big Ten
4	100	Raiders d’Oakland	Connor Cook	QC	État du Michigan	Big Ten	du Tennessee via Philadelphie et Cleveland ^{[R4 – 1]}
4	101	Cowboys de Dallas	Charles Taper	DE	Oklahoma	Grand 12
4	102	Chargeurs de San Diego	Josué Perry	KG	état de l’Ohio	Big Ten
4	103	Jaguars de Jacksonville	Journée Sheldon	DT	notre Dame	Ind. (FBS)
4	104	Corbeaux de Baltimore	Tavon Jeune	BC	Temple	L’Américain
4	105	Chefs de Kansas City	Parker Ehinger	OG	Cincinnati	L’Américain	de San Francisco ^{[R4 – 2]}
4	106	Chefs de Kansas City	Éric Murray	BC	Minnesota	Big Ten	de Chicago via Tampa Bay ^{[R4 – 3]}
4	107	Corbeaux de Baltimore	Chris Moore	WR	Cincinnati	L’Américain	de Miami ^{[R4 – 4]}
4	108	Boucaniers de Tampa Bay	Ryan Smith	BC	Centre de la Caroline du Nord	MEAC
4	109	Géants de New York	BJ Goodson	KG	Clémson	ACC
4	110	Rams de Los Angeles	Tyler Higbee	ET	Kentucky occidental	C-États-Unis
4	111	Lions de Détroit	Miles Killebrew	S	Sud de l’Utah	Grand ciel
4	112	Patriots de la Nouvelle-Angleterre	Malcom Mitchell	WR	Géorgie	SECONDE	de la Nouvelle-Orléans ^{[R4 – 5]}
4	113	Ours de Chicago	Nick Kwiatkoski	KG	Virginie-Occidentale	Grand 12	de Philadelphie via Tennessee et Los Angeles ^{[R4 – 6]}
4	114	Browns de Cleveland	Ricardo-Louis	WR	Auburn	SECONDE	d’ Oakland ^{[R4 – 7]}
4	115	Falcons d’Atlanta	De’Vondre Campbell	KG	Minnesota	Big Ten
4	116	Colts d’Indianapolis	Hassan Ridgeway	DT	Texas	Grand 12
4	117	Rams de Los Angeles	Pharaon Cooper ^†	KR	Caroline du Sud	SECONDE	de Buffalo via Chicago ^{[R4 – 8]}
4	118	Jets de New York	Justin Burris	BC	État de Caroline du Nord	ACC
4	119	Texans de Houston	Tyler Ervin	RB	État de San José	MW
4	120	Saints de la Nouvelle-Orléans	David Onyemata	DT	Manitoba	CWUAA	de Washington ^{[R4 – 9]}
4	121	Vikings du Minnesota	Willie Castors	OG	Ouest du Michigan	MAC
4	122	Bengals de Cincinnati	Andrew Billings	DT	Baylor	Grand 12
4	123	Steelers de Pittsburgh	Jerald Hawkins	OT	LSU	SECONDE
4	124	Ours de Chicago	Deon Bush	S	Miami (FL)	ACC	de Seattle ^{[R4 – 10]}
4	125	Colts d’Indianapolis	Antonio Morisson	KG	Floride	SECONDE	de Green Bay ^{[R4 – 11]}
4	126	Chefs de Kansas City	Demarcus Robinson	WR	Floride	SECONDE
4	127	Ours de Chicago	Deiondre’ Hall	S	Nord de l’Iowa	MVFC	de la Nouvelle-Angleterre ^{[R4 – 12]}
4	128	Cardinaux de l’Arizona	Evan Boehm	C	Missouri	SECONDE
4	129	Browns de Cleveland	Derrick Kindred	S	CGU	Grand 12	de Caroline ^{[R4 – 13]}
4	130	Corbeaux de Baltimore	Alex Lewis	OT	Nebraska	Big Ten	de Denver ^{[R4 – 14]}
4*	131	Emballeurs de Green Bay	Blake Martinez	KG	Stanford	Pac-12
4*	132	Corbeaux de Baltimore	Willie Henri	DT	Michigan	Big Ten
4*	133	49ers de San Francisco	Rashard Robinson	BC	LSU	SECONDE
4*	134	Corbeaux de Baltimore	Kenneth Dixon	RB	Technologie de la Louisiane	C-États-Unis
4*	135	Cowboys de Dallas	Dak Prescott ^†	QC	État du Mississippi	SECONDE	NFL Offensive Rookie de l’année
4*	136	Broncos de Denver	Devontae Booker	RB	Utah	Pac-12
4*	137	Emballeurs de Green Bay	Doyen Lowry	DE	Nord-ouest	Big Ten
4*	138	Browns de Cleveland	Seth DeValve	ET	Princeton	Lierre
4*	139	Billets de Buffalo	Cardale Jones	QC	état de l’Ohio	Big Ten	Sélection compensatoire supplémentaire autorisée par NFLMC et NFLPA ^{[3] [4]}
5	140	Titans du Tennessee	Tajae Sharpe	WR	UMasse	MAC
5	141	Panthers de la Caroline	Zack Sanchez	BC	Oklahoma	Grand 12	de Cleveland ^{[R5 – 1]}
5	142	49ers de San Francisco	Ronald Blair	DE	État des Appalaches	Ceinture solaire	de San Diego ^{[R5 – 2]}
5	143	Raiders d’Oakland	De André Washington	RB	Technologie texane	Grand 12	de Dallas ^{[R5 – 3]}
5	144	Broncos de Denver	Connor McGovern	OG	Missouri	SECONDE	de Baltimore ^{[R5 – 4]}
5	145	49ers de San Francisco	Jean Théus	OT	Géorgie	SECONDE
5	146	Corbeaux de Baltimore	Matt Judon ^†	DE	État de la grande vallée	GLIAQUE	de Jacksonville ^{[R5 – 5]}
5	147	Seattle Seahawks	Quinton Jefferson	DT	Maryland	Big Ten	de Miami via la Nouvelle-Angleterre ^{[R5 – 6]}
5	148	Boucaniers de Tampa Bay	Caleb Benénoch	OT	UCLA	Pac-12
5	149	Géants de New York	Paul Perkins	RB	UCLA	Pac-12
5	150	Ours de Chicago	Jordan Howard ^†	RB	Indiana	Big Ten
5	151	Lions de Détroit	Joe Dahl	OG	Etat de Washington	Pac-12
5	152	Peaux rouges de Washington	Matt Ioannidis	DT	Temple	L’Américain	de la Nouvelle-Orléans ^{[R5 – 7]}
5	153	Aigles de Philadelphie	Wendell Smallwood	RB	Virginie-Occidentale	Grand 12
5	154	Browns de Cleveland	Jordan Payton	WR	UCLA	Pac-12	d’ Oakland ^{[R5 – 8]}
5	154.5–	Rams de Los Angeles	Sélection annulée lors du repêchage supplémentaire de 2015 . ^{[Forfait 3]}
5	155	Colts d’Indianapolis	Joe Haeg	OT	État du Dakota du Nord	MVFC
5	156	Billets de Buffalo	Jonathan Williams	RB	Arkansas	SECONDE
5	156.5–	Falcons d’Atlanta	Sélection annulée. ^{[Forfait 4]}
5	157	Titans du Tennessee	Le Shaun Sims	BC	Sud de l’Utah	Grand ciel	de NY Jets via Denver ^{[R5 – 9]}
5	158	Jets de New York	Coquille de Brandon	OT	Caroline du Sud	SECONDE	de Washington ^{[R5 – 10]}
5	159	Texans de Houston	KJ Dillon	S	Virginie-Occidentale	Grand 12
5	160	Vikings du Minnesota	Frères Kentrell	KG	Missouri	SECONDE
5	161	Bengals de Cincinnati	Christian Westermann	OG	État de l’Arizona	Pac-12
5	162	Chefs de Kansas City	Kévin Hogan	QC	Stanford	Pac-12	de Seattle ^{[R5 – 11]}
5	163	Emballeurs de Green Bay	Trevor Davis	WR	Californie	Pac-12
5	164	Aigles de Philadelphie	Halapoulivaati Vaitai	OT	CGU	Grand 12	de Pittsburgh ^{[R5 – 12]}
5	165	Chefs de Kansas City	Colline de Tyreek ^†	WR	Ouest de l’Alabama	Sud du Golfe
5	166	Texans de Houston	Lecteur DJ	DT	Clémson	ACC	de la Nouvelle-Angleterre ^{[R5 – 13]}
5	167	Cardinaux de l’Arizona	Marqui Christian	S	État du Midwest	LSC
5	168	Browns de Cleveland	Spencer Drango	OT	Baylor	Grand 12	de Caroline ^{[R5 – 14]}
5	169	Lions de Détroit	Antoine Williams	KG	Géorgie du Sud	Ceinture solaire	de Denver ^{[R5 – 15]}
5*	170	Cardinaux de l’Arizona	Cole Toner	OT	Harvard	Lierre
5*	171	Seattle Seahawks	Alex Collins	RB	Arkansas	SECONDE
5*	172	Browns de Cleveland	Rashard Higgins	WR	État du Colorado	MW
5*	173	Browns de Cleveland	Trey Caldwell	BC	Louisiane-Monroe	Ceinture solaire
5*	174	49ers de San Francisco	Fahn Cooper	OT	Olé Miss	SECONDE
5*	175	Chargeurs de San Diego	Brun Jatavis	KG	Akron	MAC
6	176	Broncos de Denver	Andy Janovitch	Facebook	Nebraska	Big Ten	de Cleveland via Tennessee ^{[R6 – 1]}
6	177	Rams de Los Angeles	Temarrick Hemingway	ET	État de Caroline du Sud	MEAC	du Tennessee ^{[R6 – 2]}
6	178	Chefs de Kansas City	DJ blanc	BC	Technologie de Géorgie	ACC	from Dallas via San Francisco ^{[R6 – 3]}
6	179	San Diego Chargers	Drew Kaser	P	Texas A&M	SEC
6	180	Minnesota Vikings	Moritz Böhringer	WR	from San Francisco ^{[R6 – 4]}. First European player drafted without playing college football in NFL history; drafted from the GFL^[5]
6	181	Jacksonville Jaguars	Tyrone Holmes	DE	Montana	Big Sky
6	182	Baltimore Ravens	Keenan Reynolds	WR	Navy	The American
6	183	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Devante Bond	LB	Oklahoma	Big 12
6	184	New York Giants	Jerell Adams	TE	South Carolina	SEC
6	185	Chicago Bears	DeAndre Houston-Carson	CB	William & Mary	CAA
6	186	Miami Dolphins	Jakeem Grant ^†	WR	Texas Tech	Big 12	from Miami via Minnesota ^{[R6 – 5]}
6	187	Washington Redskins	Nate Sudfeld	QB	Indiana	Big Ten	from New Orleans ^{[R6 – 6]}
6	188	Minnesota Vikings	David Morgan II	TE	UTSA	C-USA	from Philadelphia ^{[R6 – 7]}
6	189	Dallas Cowboys	Anthony Brown	CB	Purdue	Big Ten	from Oakland ^{[R6 – 8]}
6	190	Los Angeles Rams	Josh Forrest	LB	Kentucky	SEC
6	191	Detroit Lions	Jake Rudock	QB	Michigan	Big Ten
6	192	Buffalo Bills	Kolby Listenbee	WR	TCU	Big 12
6	193	Tennessee Titans	Sebastian Tretola	OG	Arkansas	SEC	from Atlanta ^{[R6 – 9]}
6	194	Oakland Raiders	Cory James	LB	Colorado State	MW	from Indianapolis ^{[R6 – 10]}
6	195	Atlanta Falcons	Wes Schweitzer	OG	San Jose State	MW	from NY Jets via Houston ^{[R6 – 11]}
6	196	Philadelphia Eagles	Blake Countess	CB	Auburn	SEC	from Houston via New England, Miami and Minnesota ^{[R6 – 12]}
6	197	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Dan Vitale	FB	Northwestern	Big Ten	from Washington ^{[R6 – 13]}
6	198	San Diego Chargers	Derek Watt	FB	Wisconsin	Big Ten	from Minnesota ^{[R6 – 14]}
6	199	Cincinnati Bengals	Cody Core	WR	Ole Miss	SEC
6	200	Green Bay Packers	Kyle Murphy	OT	Stanford	Pac-12
6	201	Jacksonville Jaguars	Brandon Allen	QB	Arkansas	SEC	from Pittsburgh ^{[R6 – 15]}
6	202	Detroit Lions	Anthony Zettel	DE	Penn State	Big Ten	from Seattle ^{[R6 – 16]}
6	203	Kansas City Chiefs	Dadi Nicolas	LB	Virginia Tech	ACC
6	204	Miami Dolphins	Jordan Lucas	S	Penn State	Big Ten	from New England via Chicago and New England ^{[R6 – 17]}
6	205	Arizona Cardinals	Harlan Miller	CB	Southeastern Louisiana	Southland
6	206	Los Angeles Rams	Mike Thomas	WR	Southern Miss	C-USA	from Carolina via Chicago ^{[R6 – 18]}
6	207	San Francisco 49ers	Jeff Driskel	QB	Louisiana Tech	C-USA	from Denver ^{[R6 – 19]}
6*	208	New England Patriots	Kamu Grugier-Hill	LB	Eastern Illinois	OVC
6*	209	Baltimore Ravens	Maurice Canady	CB	Virginia	ACC
6*	210	Detroit Lions	Jimmy Landes	LS	Baylor	Big 12
6*	211	San Francisco 49ers	Kelvin Taylor	RB	Florida	SEC
6*	212	Dallas Cowboys	Kavon Frazier	S	Central Michigan	MAC
6*	213	San Francisco 49ers	Aaron Burbridge	WR	Michigan State	Big Ten
6*	214	New England Patriots	Elandon Roberts	LB	Houston	The American
6*	215	Seattle Seahawks	Joey Hunt	C	TCU	Big 12
6*	216	Dallas Cowboys	Darius Jackson	RB	Eastern Michigan	MAC
6*	217	Dallas Cowboys	Rico Gathers	TE	Baylor	Big 12	Did not play football at Baylor; played as a PF for Baylor basketball.
6*	218	Buffalo Bills	Kevon Seymour	CB	USC	Pac-12
6*	219	Denver Broncos	Will Parks	S	Arizona	Pac-12
6*	220	Pittsburgh Steelers	Travis Feeney	LB	Washington	Pac-12
6*	221	New England Patriots	Ted Karras	OG	Illinois	Big Ten
7	222	Tennessee Titans	Aaron Wallace Jr.	LB	UCLA	Pac-12
7	223	Miami Dolphins	Brandon Doughty	QB	Western Kentucky	C-USA	from Cleveland ^{[R7 – 1]}
7	224	San Diego Chargers	Donavon Clark	OG	Michigan State	Big Ten
7	225	New England Patriots	Devin Lucien	WR	Arizona State	Pac-12	from Dallas via Seattle ^{[R7 – 2]}
7	226	Jacksonville Jaguars	Jonathan Woodard	DE	Central Arkansas	Southland
7	227	Minnesota Vikings	Stephen Weatherly	LB	Vanderbilt	SEC	from Baltimore via Miami ^{[R7 – 3]}
7	228	Denver Broncos	Riley Dixon	P	Syracuse	ACC	from San Francisco ^{[R7 – 4]}
7	229	Pittsburgh Steelers	Demarcus Ayers	WR	Houston	The American	from NY Giants ^{[R7 – 5]}
7	230	Chicago Bears	Daniel Braverman	WR	Western Michigan	MAC
7	231	Miami Dolphins	Thomas Duarte	TE	UCLA	Pac-12
7	232	Washington Redskins	Steven Daniels	LB	Boston College	ACC	from Tampa Bay ^{[R7 – 6]}
7	233	Philadelphia Eagles	Jalen Mills	S	LSU	SEC
7	234	Oakland Raiders	Vadal Alexander	OG	LSU	SEC
7	235	New York Jets	Lachlan Edwards	P	Sam Houston State	Southland	from Los Angeles via Houston and Denver ^{[R7 – 7]}
7	236	Detroit Lions	Dwayne Washington	RB	Washington	Pac-12
7	237	New Orleans Saints	Daniel Lasco	RB	California	Pac-12
7	238	Atlanta Falcons	Devin Fuller	WR	UCLA	Pac-12
7	239	Indianapolis Colts	Trevor Bates	LB	Maine	CAA
7	240	Philadelphia Eagles	Alex McCalister	DE	Florida	SEC	from Buffalo via Minnesota ^{[R7 – 8]}
7	241	New York Jets	Charone Peake	WR	Clemson	ACC
7	242	Washington Redskins	Keith Marshall	RB	Georgia	SEC
7	243	Seattle Seahawks	Kenny Lawler	WR	California	Pac-12	from Houston via New England ^{[R7 – 9]}
7	244	Minnesota Vikings	Jayron Kearse	S	Clemson	ACC
7	245	Cincinnati Bengals	Clayton Fejedelem	S	Illinois	Big Ten
7	246	Pittsburgh Steelers	Tyler Matakevich	LB	Temple	The American
7	247	Seattle Seahawks	Zac Brooks	RB	Clemson	ACC
7	248	Indianapolis Colts	Austin Blythe	C	Iowa	Big Ten	from Green Bay ^{[R7 – 10]}
7	249	San Francisco 49ers	Prince Charles Iworah	CB	Western Kentucky	C-USA	from Kansas City ^{[R7 – 11]}
7	250	Cleveland Browns	Scooby Wright	LB	Arizona	Pac-12	from New England via Miami ^{[R7 – 12]}
7	251	Philadelphia Eagles	Joe Walker	LB	Oregon	Pac-12	from Arizona ^{[R7 – 13]}
7	252	Carolina Panthers	Beau Sandland	TE	Montana State	Big Sky
7	253	Tennessee Titans	Kalan Reed	CB	Southern Miss	C-USA	from Denver ^{[R7 – 14]} Mr. Irrelevant

Notable undrafted players

Original NFL team	Player	Pos.	College	Conf.
Arizona Cardinals	Kameron Canaday	LS	Portland State	Big Sky
Arizona Cardinals	Matthias Farley	S	Notre Dame	Ind. (FBS)
Atlanta Falcons	Joshua Perkins	TE	Washington	Pac-12
Atlanta Falcons	J. D. McKissic	RB	Arkansas State	Sun Belt
Atlanta Falcons	Brian Poole	CB	Florida	SEC
Atlanta Falcons	Sharrod Neasman	S	Florida Atlantic	C-USA
Baltimore Ravens	Wil Lutz ^†	K	Georgia State	Sun Belt
Baltimore Ravens	Michael Pierce	DT	Samford	SoCon
Baltimore Ravens	Patrick Onwuasor	LB	Portland State	Big Sky
Baltimore Ravens	Matt Skura	C	Duke	ACC
Buffalo Bills	Reid Ferguson	LS	LSU	SEC
Buffalo Bills	Justin Zimmer	DT	Ferris State	GLIAC
Chicago Bears	Ben Braunecker	TE	Harvard	Ivy
Chicago Bears	Roy Robertson-Harris	DE	UTEP	C-USA
Cincinnati Bengals	Alex Erickson	WR	Wisconsin	Big Ten
Cleveland Browns	J. P. Holtz	TE	Pittsburgh	ACC
Dallas Cowboys	Andy Jones	WR	Jacksonville	Pioneer
Dallas Cowboys	Zach Wood	LS	SMU	The American
Denver Broncos	Kalif Raymond	WR	Holy Cross	Patriot
Green Bay Packers	Geronimo Allison	WR	Illinois	Big Ten
Green Bay Packers	Kentrell Brice	S	Louisiana Tech	C-USA
Green Bay Packers	Reggie Gilbert	LB	Arizona	Pac-12
Green Bay Packers	Lucas Patrick	OG	Duke	ACC
Green Bay Packers	Taybor Pepper	LS	Michigan State	Big Ten
Houston Texans	Kaʻimi Fairbairn	K	UCLA	Pac-12
Indianapolis Colts	Chester Rogers	WR	Grambling State	SWAC
Jacksonville Jaguars	Briean Boddy-Calhoun	CB	Minnesota	Big Ten
Jacksonville Jaguars	Mike Hilton	CB	Ole Miss	SEC
Jacksonville Jaguars	Jarrod Wilson	S	Michigan	Big Ten
Jacksonville Jaguars	Rashod Hill	T	Southern Miss	C-USA
Los Angeles Rams	Morgan Fox	DE	CSU–Pueblo	RMAC
Los Angeles Rams	Cory Littleton ^†	LB	Washington	Pac-12
Miami Dolphins	James Burgess	LB	Louisville	ACC
Minnesota Vikings	C. J. Ham ^†	FB	Augustana (SD)	NSIC
New England Patriots	Cre’Von LeBlanc	CB	Florida Atlantic	C-USA
New England Patriots	Jonathan Jones	CB	Auburn	SEC
New Orleans Saints	Ken Crawley	CB	Colorado	Pac-12
New Orleans Saints	Tommylee Lewis	WR	Northern Illinois	MAC
New York Giants	Andrew Adams	S	Connecticut	The American
New York Giants	Roger Lewis	WR	Bowling Green	MAC
New York Giants	Romeo Okwara	DE	Notre Dame	Ind. (FBS)
New York Jets	Robby Anderson	WR	Temple	The American
New York Jets	Jalin Marshall	WR	Ohio State	Big Ten
Oakland Raiders	Jaydon Mickens	WR	Washington	Pac-12
Oakland Raiders	Jalen Richard	RB	Southern Miss	C-USA
Oakland Raiders	Marvin Hall	WR	Washington	Pac-12
San Diego Chargers	Trevor Williams	CB	Penn State	Big Ten
Seattle Seahawks	George Fant	T	Western Kentucky	C-USA
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Peyton Barber	RB	Auburn	SEC
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Javien Elliott	CB	Florida State	ACC
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Luke Rhodes ^†	LS	William & Mary	CAA
Tennessee Titans	Aldrick Rosas ^†	K	Southern Oregon	Frontier
Tennessee Titans	Antwaun Woods	NT	USC	Pac-12
Washington Redskins	Maurice Harris	WR	California	Pac-12
Washington Redskins	Robert Kelley	RB	Tulane	The American
Washington Redskins	Joe Kerridge	RB	Michigan	Big Ten

Trades

In the explanations below, (PD) indicates trades completed prior to the start of the draft (i.e. Pre-Draft), while (D) denotes trades that took place during the 2016 draft.

Round one

^ No. 1: Tennessee → Los Angeles (PD). Tennessee traded its first-, fourth-, and sixth-round selections (1st, 113th, and 177th) to Los Angeles in exchange for Los Angeles’s first-round, two second-round, and third-round selections in this year’s draft (15th, 43rd, 45th, and 76th) as well as Los Angeles’s first- and third-round selections in the 2017 NFL Draft.^{[source 1]}
^ No. 2: Cleveland → Philadelphia (PD). Cleveland traded this selection (2nd) and a conditional fifth-round selection in 2017 (this selection would be upgraded to a compensatory fourth-round selection if the Browns receive one in 2017) to Philadelphia in exchange for Philadelphia’s first-round, third-round, and fourth-round selections in this years draft (8th, 77th, and 100th) as well as Philadelphia’s first-round selection in the 2017 NFL Draft and second-round selection in the 2018 NFL Draft.^{[source 2]}
^ No. 8: multiple trades:
No. 8: Miami → Philadelphia (PD). Miami traded its first-round selection (8th) to Philadelphia in exchange for linebacker Kiko Alonso, cornerback Byron Maxwell, and Philadelphia’s first-round selection (13th).^{[source 3]}
No. 8: Philadelphia → Cleveland (PD). see No. 2: Cleveland → Philadelphia.^{[source 2]}
No. 8: Cleveland → Tennessee (D). Cleveland traded its first- and sixth-round selections (8th and 176th) to Tennessee in exchange for Tennessee’s first- and third-round selections (15th and 76th) as well as its 2017 second-round selection.^{[source 4]}
^ No. 9: Tampa Bay → Chicago (D). Tampa Bay traded its first-round selections (9th) to Chicago in exchange for Chicago’s first- and fourth-round selections (11th and 106th).^{[source 4]}
^ No. 11: Chicago → Tampa Bay (D). see No. 9: Tampa Bay → Chicago.^{[source 4]}
^ No. 13: Philadelphia → Miami (PD). see No. 8: Miami → Philadelphia.^{[source 3]}
^ No. 15: multiple trades:
No. 15: Los Angeles → Tennessee (PD). see No. 1: Tennessee → Los Angeles.^{[source 1]}
No. 15: Tennessee → Cleveland (D). see No. 8: Cleveland → Tennessee.^{[source 4]}
^ No. 21: Washington → Houston (D). Washington traded its first-round selection (21st) to Houston in exchange for Houston’s first-round selection (22nd) and their 2017 sixth-round selection.^{[source 4]}
^ No. 22: Houston → Washington (D). see No. 21: Washington → Houston.^{[source 4]}
^ No. 26: Seattle → Denver (D). Seattle traded its first-round selection (26th) to Denver in exchange for Denver’s first- and third-round selections (31st and 94th).^{[source 5]}
^ No. 28: Kansas City → San Francisco (D). Kansas City traded its first-round selection (28th) and seventh-round selection (249th) to San Francisco in exchange for San Francisco’s second-, fourth-, and sixth-round selections (37th, 105th, and 178th).^{[source 6]}
^ No. 31: Denver → Seattle (D). see No. 26: Seattle → Denver.^{[source 5]}

Round two

^ No. 36: Baltimore → Jacksonville (D). Baltimore traded its second-round selection (36th) to Jacksonville in exchange for Jacksonvilles’s second- and fifth-round selections (38th and 146th).^{[source 8]}
^ No. 37: San Francisco → Kansas City (D). see No. 28: Kansas City → San Francisco.^{[source 6]}
^ No. 38: multiple trades:
No. 38: Jacksonville → Baltimore (D). see No. 36: Baltimore → Jacksonville.^{[source 8]}
No. 38: Baltimore → Miami (D).Baltimore traded its second-round selection (38th) to Miami in exchange for Miami’s second- and fourth-round selections (42nd and 107th).^{[source 9]}
^ No. 41: Chicago → Buffalo (D). Chicago traded its second-round selection (41st) to Buffalo in exchange for Buffalo’s second- and fourth-round selections (49th and 117th). Buffalo also surrendered a 2017 fourth-round selection.^{[source 10]}
^ No. 42: Miami → Baltimore (D). see No. 38: Baltimore → Miami.^{[source 8]}
^ No. 43: multiple trades:
No. 43: Philadelphia → Los Angeles (PD). Philadelphia traded its second-round selection in this year’s draft, a 2015 fourth-round selection and quarterback Nick Foles to Los Angeles in exchange for Los Angeles’s 2015 fifth-round selection and quarterback Sam Bradford. The trade also included a possible conditional fourth-round selection in this year’s draft that Philadelphia would have received if Bradford took less than 50 percent of the snaps in 2015. Bradford took the majority of snaps for Philadelphia in 2015, so the fourth-round pick was returned to Los Angeles.^{[source 11]}
No. 43: Los Angeles → Tennessee (PD). see No. 1: Tennessee → Los Angeles.^{[source 1]}
^ No. 45: Los Angeles → Tennessee (PD). see No. 1: Tennessee → Los Angeles.^{[source 1]}
^ No. 48: Indianapolis → Green Bay (D). Indianapolis traded its second-round selection (48th) to Green Bay in exchange for Green Bay’s second-, fourth- and seventh-round selections (57th, 125th, and 248th).^{[source 12]}
^ No. 49: multiple trades:
No. 49: Buffalo → Chicago (D). see No. 41: Chicago → Buffalo.^{[source 10]}
No. 49: Chicago → Seattle (D). Chicago traded this selection to Seattle in exchange for Seattle’s second- and fourth-round selections (56th and 124th).^{[source 4]}
^ No. 50: Atlanta → Houston (D). Atlanta traded this selection to Houston in exchange for Houston’s second- and sixth-round selections (52nd and 195th).^{[source 4]}
^ No. 52: Houston → Atlanta (D). see No. 50: Atlanta → Houston.^{[source 4]}
^ No. 56: Seattle → Chicago (D). see No. 49: Chicago → Seattle.^{[source 4]}
^ No. 57: Green Bay → Indianapolis (D). see No. 48: Indianapolis → Green Bay.^{[source 12]}
^ No. 59: Kansas City → Tampa Bay (D). Kansas City traded this selection to Tampa Bay in exchange for Tampa Bay’s third- and fourth-round selections (74th and 106th).^{[source 4]}
^ No. 61: multiple trades:
No. 61: Arizona → New England (PD). Arizona traded its second-round selection and guard Jonathan Cooper to New England in exchange for defensive end Chandler Jones.^{[source 13]}
No. 61: New England → New Orleans (D). New England traded its second-round selection to New Orleans in exchange for New Orleans’ third- and fourth-round selections (78th and 112th).^{[source 14]}

Round three

^ No. 74: Tampa Bay → Kansas City (D). see No. 59: Kansas City → Tampa Bay.^{[source 4]}
^ No. 76: multiple trades:
No. 76: Los Angeles → Tennessee (PD). see No. 1: Tennessee → Los Angeles.^{[source 1]}
No. 76: Tennessee → Cleveland (D). see No. 8: Cleveland → Tennessee.^{[source 4]}
^ No. 77: multiple trades:
No. 77: Detroit → Philadelphia (PD). Detroit traded its third-round selection in this year’s draft to Philadelphia in exchange for a fourth-round selection in the 2015 NFL Draft (113th used to draft defensive tackle Gabe Wright).^{[source 15]}
No. 77: Philadelphia → Cleveland (PD). see No. 2: Cleveland → Philadelphia.^{[source 2]}
No. 77: Cleveland → Carolina (D). Cleveland traded its third- and fifth-round selections (77th and 141st) to Carolina in exchange for Carolina’s third-, fourth-, and fifth-round selections (93rd, 129th and 168th).^{[source 16]}
^ No. 78: New Orleans → New England (D). see No. 61: New England → New Orleans.^{[source 14]}
^ No. 86: Minnesota → Miami (D). Minnesota traded this selection to Miami in exchange for Miami’s sixth-round selection (186th) and Miami’s third- and fourth-round selections in 2017.^{[source 17]}
^ No. 93: Carolina → Cleveland (D). see No. 77: Cleveland → Carolina.^{[source 16]}
^ No. 94: Denver → Seattle (PD). see No. 26: Seattle → Denver.^{[source 5]}

Round four

^ No. 100: multiple trades:
No. 100: Tennessee → Philadelphia (PD). Tennessee traded its fourth-round selection to Philadelphia in exchange for running back DeMarco Murray and Philadelphia’s fourth-round selection (113th).^{[source 19]}
No. 100: Philadelphia → Cleveland (PD). see No. 2: Cleveland → Philadelphia.^{[source 2]}
No. 100: Cleveland → Oakland (D). Cleveland traded its fourth-round selection (100th) to Oakland in exchange for Oakland’s fourth- and fifth-round selections (114th and 154th).^{[source 20]}
^ No. 105: San Francisco → Kansas City (D). see No. 28: Kansas City → San Francisco.^{[source 6]}
^ No. 106: multiple trades:
No. 106: Chicago → Tampa Bay (D). see No. 9: Tampa Bay → Chicago.^{[source 4]}
No. 106: Tampa Bay → Kansas City (D). see No. 59: Kansas City → Tampa Bay.^{[source 4]}
^ No. 107: Miami → Baltimore (D). see No. 38: Baltimore → Miami.^{[source 9]}
^ No. 112: New Orleans → New England (D). see No. 61: New England → New Orleans.^{[source 14]}
^ No. 113: multiple trades:
No. 113: Philadelphia → Tennessee (PD). see No. 100: Tennessee → Philadelphia.^{[source 19]}
No. 113: Tennessee → Los Angeles (PD). see No. 1: Tennessee → Los Angeles.^{[source 1]}
No. 113: Los Angeles → Chicago (D). Los Angeles traded this selection to Chicago in exchange for Chicago’s fourth- and sixth-round selections (117th and 206)^{[source 21]}
^ No. 114: Oakland → Cleveland (D). see No. 100: Cleveland → Oakland.^{[source 20]}
^ No. 117: multiple trades:
No. 117: Buffalo → Chicago (D). see No. 41: Chicago → Buffalo.^{[source 10]}
No. 117: Chicago → Los Angeles (D). see No. 113: Los Angeles → Chicago.^{[source 21]}
^ No. 120: Washington → New Orleans (D). Washington traded this selection to New Orleans in exchange for New Orleans’ fifth-round selection (152nd) and a fifth-round selection in 2017.^{[source 22]}
^ No. 124: Seattle → Chicago (D). see No. 49: Chicago → Seattle.^{[source 4]}
^ No. 125: Green Bay → Indianapolis (D). see No. 48: Indianapolis → Green Bay.^{[source 12]}
^ No. 127: New England → Chicago (PD). New England traded this selection to Chicago in exchange for a sixth-round selection (204th) and tight end Martellus Bennett.^{[source 23]}
^ No. 129: Carolina → Cleveland (D). see No. 77: Cleveland → Carolina.^{[source 16]}
^ No. 130: Denver → Baltimore (PD). Denver traded this selection to Baltimore in exchange for Baltimore’s fifth-round selection (144th) and center Gino Gradkowski.^{[source 24]}

Round five

^ No. 141: Cleveland → Carolina (D). see No. 77: Cleveland → Carolina.^{[source 16]}
^ No. 142: San Diego → San Francisco (PD). San Diego traded this selection, and its 2015 first- and fourth-round selections, to San Francisco in exchange for San Francisco’s 2015 first-round selection.^{[source 25]}
^ No. 143: Dallas → Oakland (PD). Dallas conditionally traded this selection to Oakland for wide receiver Brice Butler and Oakland’s 2016 sixth-round selection (189th). The pick occurred because Butler was on the Cowboys’ 53-man roster for at least six games.^{[source 26]}
^ No. 144: Baltimore → Denver (PD). see No. 130: Denver → Baltimore.^{[source 24]}
^ No. 146: Jacksonville → Baltimore (D). see No. 36: Baltimore → Jacksonville.^{[source 8]}
^ No. 147: multiple trades:
No. 147: Miami → New England (D). Miami traded this selection to New England in exchange for New England’s 2 sixth-round selections (196th and 204th) and a seventh-round selection (250th).^{[source 27]}
No. 147: New England → Seattle (D). New England traded this selection and a seventh-round selection (243rd) to Seattle in exchange for Seattle’s sixth-round selection (225th) and a fourth-round selection in 2017.^{[source 28]}
^ No. 152: New Orleans → Washington (D). see No. 120: Washington → New Orleans.^{[source 22]}
^ No. 154: Oakland → Cleveland (D). see No. 100: Cleveland → Oakland.^{[source 20]}
^ No. 157: multiple trades:
No. 157: New York Jets → Denver (PD). NY Jets traded this selection to Denver in exchange for Denver’s seventh-round selection (235th) and Offensive tackle Ryan Clady.^{[source 31]}
No. 157: Denver → Tennessee (D). Denver traded this selection and a seventh-round selection (253rd) in exchange for a sixth-round selection (176th) and a sixth-round selection in 2017.^{[source 32]}
^ No. 158: Washington → New York Jets (D). Washington traded this selection to the New York Jets in exchange for New York’s fourth-round selection in 2017.^{[source 33]}
^ No. 162: Seattle → Kansas City (PD). Seattle traded this selection to Kansas City in exchange for safety Kelcie McCray.^{[source 34]}
^ No. 164: Pittsburgh → Philadelphia (PD). Pittsburgh traded this conditional selection to Philadelphia in exchange for cornerback Brandon Boykin. The selection could have become a fourth round selection if Boykin played 60% of the snaps during the season.^{[source 35]}
^ No. 166: New England → Houston (PD). New England traded this selection to Houston in exchange for wide receiver Keshawn Martin and Houston’s 2016 sixth-round selection (196th).^{[source 36]}
^ No. 168: Carolina → Cleveland (D). see No. 77: Cleveland → Carolina.^{[source 16]}
^ No. 169: Denver → Detroit (PD). Denver traded this selection, its 2015 first- and fifth-round selections (28th & 143rd), and guard–center Manny Ramirez to Detroit in exchange for Detroit’s 2015 first-round selection (23rd).^{[source 37]}

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Round six

^ No. 176: multiple trades:
No. 176: Cleveland → Tennessee (D). see No. 8: Cleveland → Tennessee.^{[source 4]}
No. 176: Tennessee → Denver (D). see No. 157: Denver → Tennessee.^{[source 32]}
^ No. 177: Tennessee → Los Angeles (PD). see No. 1: Tennessee → Los Angeles.^{[source 1]}
^ No. 178: multiple trades:
No. 178: Dallas → San Francisco (PD). Dallas traded this selection to San Francisco in exchange for San Francisco’s 2015 seventh-round selection (246th).^{[source 15]}
No. 178: San Francisco → Kansas City (D). see No. 28: Kansas City → San Francisco.^{[source 6]}
^ No. 180: San Francisco → Minnesota (PD). San Francisco traded this selection and center Nick Easton to Minnesota in exchange for linebacker Gerald Hodges.^{[source 38]}
^ No. 186: multiple trades:
No. 186: Miami → Minnesota (D). see No. 86: Minnesota → Miami.^{[source 17]}
No. 186: Minnesota → Miami (D). Minnesota traded this selection to Miami in exchange for Miami’s sixth- and seventh-round selections (196th and 227th).^{[source 39]}
^ No. 187: New Orleans → Washington (PD). New Orleans traded this selection along with its sixth-round selection in the 2015 NFL Draft (187th) to Washington in exchange for Washington’s fifth-round selection.^{[source 15]}
^ No. 188: Philadelphia → Minnesota (D). Philadelphia traded this selection to Minnesota in exchange for Minnesota’s sixth- and seventh-round selections (196th and 240th).^{[source 40]}
^ No. 189: Oakland → Dallas (PD). see No. 143: Dallas → Oakland.^{[source 26]}
^ No. 193: Atlanta → Tennessee (PD). Atlanta traded this selection to Tennessee in exchange for guard Andy Levitre and a future conditional selection.^{[source 41]}
^ No. 194: Indianapolis → Oakland (PD). Indianapolis traded this selection to Oakland in exchange for linebacker Sio Moore.^{[source 42]}
^ No. 195: multiple trades:
No. 195: New York Jets → Houston (PD). The Jets traded a conditional seventh-round selection in the 2016 draft to Houston in exchange for quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick. The pick can become a sixth-round selection based on Fitzpatrick’s playing time.^{[source 43]}
No. 195: Houston → Atlanta (D). see No. 50: Atlanta → Houston.^{[source 4]}
^ No. 196: multiple trades:
No. 196: Houston → New England (PD). see No. 166: New England → Houston.^{[source 36]}
No. 196: New England → Miami (D). see No. 147: Miami → New England.^{[source 27]}
No. 196: Miami → Minnesota (D). see No. 186: Minnesota → Miami.^{[source 39]}
No. 196: Minnesota → Philadelphia (D). see No. 188: Philadelphia → Minnesota.^{[source 40]}
^ No. 197: Washington → Tampa Bay (PD). Washington traded this selection to Tampa Bay in exchange for Tampa Bay’s seventh-round selection (232nd) and safety Dashon Goldson.^{[source 44]}
^ No. 198: Minnesota → San Diego (PD). Minnesota traded this selection to San Diego in exchange for Offensive lineman Jeremiah Sirles.^{[source 45]}
^ No. 201: Pittsburgh → Jacksonville (PD). Pittsburgh traded this selection to Jacksonville in exchange for kicker Josh Scobee.^{[source 46]}
^ No. 202: Seattle → Detroit (PD). Seattle traded this selection to Detroit in exchange for cornerback Mohammed Seisay.^{[source 47]}
^ No. 204: multiple trades:
No. 204: New England → Chicago (PD). New England traded this selection to Chicago in exchange for linebacker Jon Bostic.^{[source 48]}
No. 204: Chicago → New England (PD). see No. 127: New England → Chicago^{[source 23]}
No. 204: New England → Miami (D). see No. 147: Miami → New England^{[source 27]}
^ No. 206: multiple trades:
No. 206: Carolina → Chicago (PD). Carolina traded this selection to Chicago in exchange for defensive end Jared Allen.^{[source 49]}
No. 206: Chicago → Los Angeles (D). see No. 113: Los Angeles → Chicago.^{[source 21]}
^ No. 207: Denver → San Francisco (PD). Denver traded this selection, along with its sixth-round selection in the 2017 NFL Draft to San Francisco in exchange for San Francisco’s seventh-round selection (228th) and tight end Vernon Davis.^{[source 50]}

Round seven

^ No. 223: Cleveland → Miami (D). Cleveland traded this selection to Miami in exchange for Miami’s seventh-round selection (250th) and cornerback Jamar Taylor.^{[source 51]}
^ No. 225: multiple trades:
No. 225: Dallas → Seattle (PD). Dallas traded this selection to Seattle in exchange for running back Christine Michael.^{[source 52]}
No. 225: Seattle → New England (D). see No. 147: New England → Seattle.^{[source 28]}
^ No. 227: multiple trades:
No. 227: Baltimore → Miami (PD). Baltimore traded this selection to Miami in exchange for cornerback Will Davis.^{[source 53]}
No. 227: Miami → Minnesota (D). see No. 186: Minnesota → Miami.^{[source 39]}
^ No. 228: San Francisco → Denver (PD). see No. 207: Denver → San Francisco.^{[source 50]}
^ No. 229: New York Giants → Pittsburgh (PD). The Giants traded a conditional seventh-round selection in the 2016 draft to Pittsburgh in exchange for punter Brad Wing.^{[source 54]}
^ No. 232: Tampa Bay → Washington (PD). see No. 197: Washington → Tampa Bay.^{[source 44]}
^ No. 235: multiple trades:
No. 235: Los Angeles → Houston (PD). Los Angeles traded this selection to Houston in exchange for quarterback Case Keenum.^{[source 55]}
No. 235: Houston → Denver (PD). Houston traded this selection to Denver in exchange for Offensive tackle Chris Clark.^{[source 56]}
No. 235: Denver → New York Jets (PD). see No. 157: New York Jets → Denver.^{[source 31]}
^ No. 240: multiple trades:
No. 240: Buffalo → Minnesota (PD). Buffalo traded this selection and a 2015 fifth-round selection (137th) to Minnesota in exchange for quarterback Matt Cassel and Minnesota’s 2015 sixth-round selection (187th).^{[source 57]}
No. 240: Minnesota → Philadelphia (D). see No. 188: Philadelphia → Minnesota.^{[source 40]}
^ No. 243: multiple trades:
No. 243: Houston → New England (PD). Houston traded its seventh–round selection in the 2016 draft to New England in exchange for quarterback Ryan Mallett. The pick could have been a sixth–round selection but Mallett did not play 40% of the snaps in 2014.^{[source 58]}
No. 243: New England → Seattle (D). see No. 147: New England → Seattle.^{[source 28]}
^ No. 248: Green Bay → Indianapolis (D). see No. 48: Indianapolis → Green Bay.^{[source 12]}
^ No. 249: Kansas City → San Francisco (D). see No. 28: Kansas City → San Francisco.^{[source 6]}
^ No. 250: multiple trades:
No. 250: New England → Miami (D). see No. 147: Miami → New England.^{[source 27]}
No. 250: Miami → Cleveland (D). see No. 223: Cleveland → Miami.^{[source 51]}
^ No. 251: Arizona → Philadelphia (PD). Arizona traded this selection to Philadelphia in exchange for quarterback Matt Barkley on the condition that Barkley was on the roster for six games.^{[source 59]}
^ No. 253: Denver → Tennessee (D). see No. 157: Denver → Tennessee.^{[source 32]}

Forfeited picks

^ New England forfeited its first-round selection as a result of Deflategate. The team will also forfeit a 2017 fourth-round selection.^{[source 7]}
^ Kansas City forfeited its third-round selection for violating the NFL’s Anti-Tampering policy. The team will also forfeit a 2017 sixth-round selection and pay a $250,000 fine.^{[source 18]}
^ Los Angeles forfeited its fifth-round selection after selecting Offensive tackle Isaiah Battle in the 2015 Supplemental draft.^{[source 29]}
^ Atlanta forfeited its fifth-round selection as punishment for piping artificial crowd noise into the Georgia Dome during the 2013 and 2014 seasons.^{[source 30]}

Supplemental draft

The 2016 supplemental draft was held on July 14, 2016. For each player selected in the supplemental draft, the team forfeits its pick in that round in the draft of the following season. This year, six players were eligible for selection:^[6]

Eddie D’Antuono – LS – Virginia Tech
Ra’Zahn Howard – DL – Purdue
Jalen Overstreet – RB – Sam Houston State
Tee Shepard – CB – Ole Miss
Rashaun Simonise – WR – Calgary
Cameron Walton – DE – Concordia

No players were selected.^[7]

Summary

Selections by college athletic conference

Conference	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Round 4	Round 5	Round 6	Round 7	Total
NCAA Division I FBS football conferences
The American	2	0	0	3	1	2	2	10
ACC	4	6	4	3	1	3	5	26
Big 12	3	4	2	5	6	6	0	26
Big Ten	6	7	10	9	2	10	3	47
C-USA	1	0	1	2	0	3	3	10
Ind. (FBS)	2	2	3	1	0	0	0	8
MAC	0	0	0	1	2	2	1	6
MW	0	1	4	1	1	2	0	9
Pac-12	4	2	4	2	7	4	9	32
SEC	8	8	6	9	7	8	5	51
Sun Belt	0	0	0	0	0	3	0	3
NCAA Division I FCS football conferences
Big Sky	0	0	0	1	1	1	1	4
CAA	0	0	0	0	0	1	1	2
Ivy	0	0	0	1	1	0	0	2
MEAC	0	0	1	1	0	1	0	3
MVFC	1	0	0	1	1	0	0	3
OVC	0	1	0	0	0	1	0	2
SoCon	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	1
Southland	0	0	0	0	0	1	2	3
Non-Division I football conferences
CWUAA (CIS)	0	0	0	1	0	0	0	1
GLIAC (DII)	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	1
Gulf South (DII)	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	1
Lone Star (DII)	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	1
Non-College Selections
GFL	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	1

Schools with multiple draft selections

Selections	Schools
12	Ohio State
9	Clemson
8	UCLA
7	Alabama, Florida, Notre Dame
6	Baylor
5	Arkansas, Georgia, LSU, Michigan State, Ole Miss, Penn State, Stanford, TCU, West Virginia
4	Cal, Nebraska, Oklahoma, USC
3	Auburn, Boise State, Houston, Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana Tech, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi State, Missouri, NC State, South Carolina, Temple, Texas A&M, Texas Tech Western Kentucky
2	Arizona, Arizona State, Boston College, Cincinnati, Colorado State, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Miami (FL), Minnesota, North Dakota State, Northwestern, Oregon, San Jose State, South Carolina State, Southern Miss, Southern Utah, Utah State, Virginia Tech, Washington, Western Michigan, Wisconsin

Selections by position

Position	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Round 4	Round 5	Round 6	Round 7	Total
Center	1	1	3	1	0	1	1	8
Cornerback	5	5	5	5	3	7	2	32
Defensive end	3	2	4	2	2	2	2	17
Defensive tackle	4	5	5	5	3	0	0	22
Fullback	0	0	0	0	0	3	0	3
Guard	1	1	1	2	3	3	2	13
Kicker	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	1
Linebacker	2	8	3	7	3	6	7	36
Long snapper	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	1
Offensive tackle	5	1	3	2	8	1	0	20
Punter	0	0	0	0	0	1	2	3
Quarterback	3	1	2	3	1	4	1	15
Running back	1	1	2	3	6	3	4	20
Safety	2	2	3	4	2	4	3	20
Tight end	0	1	2	1	0	3	2	9
Wide receiver	4	3	2	6	5	7	6	33
Position	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Round 4	Round 5	Round 6	Round 7	Total
Offense	15	9	15	18	23	25	16	121
Defense	16	22	20	23	13	19	14	127
Special teams	0	1	0	0	0	2	2	5

Notes

^ Players are identified as Pro Bowlers if they were selected for the Pro Bowl at any time in their career.

References

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General references

^ Goodbread, Chase (August 11, 2015). “NFL Draft to return to Chicago in 2016″. NFL.com. CFB 24/7 blog. National Football League. Archived from the original on September 6, 2015. Retrieved November 4, 2015.
^ “Tracking underclassmen intentions for 2016 NFL Draft“. NFL.com. November 25, 2015. Retrieved November 25, 2015.
^ “Evaluating OTC’s 2016 Compensatory Draft Picks Projection – Over the Cap”. Over the Cap. Retrieved April 19, 2016.
^ Overthecap.com. “A Comment On Compensatory Picks And The Transition Tag – Over the Cap”.
^ “Moritz Boehringer Going from Unicorn to Vikings Gjallarhorn”. Archived from the original on May 1, 2016. Retrieved April 30, 2016.
^ Goodbread, Chase (July 1, 2016). “Six players eligible for selection in 2016 NFL Supplemental Draft”. NFL.com. Retrieved July 1, 2016.
^ Reineking, Jim (July 14, 2016). “No players selected in 2016 NFL Supplemental Draft”. NFL.com. Retrieved July 14, 2016.

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