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* [[Notre Dame]] star quarterback [[Brady Quinn]] fell to the pick number 22 of the draft before being picked by the [[Cleveland Browns]]. Quinn was expected to be drafted with one of the top ten picks of the draft.<ref>http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/multimedia/photo_gallery/0704/Draft_Surprises_Top10/content.1.html</ref> | * [[Notre Dame]] star quarterback [[Brady Quinn]] fell to the pick number 22 of the draft before being picked by the [[Cleveland Browns]]. Quinn was expected to be drafted with one of the top ten picks of the draft.<ref>http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/multimedia/photo_gallery/0704/Draft_Surprises_Top10/content.1.html</ref> | ||
| − | * [[Oakland Raiders]] talented | + | * [[Oakland Raiders]]' talented but troubled wide receiver [[Randy Moss]] was traded<ref>http://www.boston.com/sports/football/patriots/articles/2007/04/30/deep_move_by_patriots_moss/</ref> to the [[New England Patriots]] for the first of New England's two fourth-round draft picks. The Raiders used the pick to draft [[University of Cincinnati]] cornerback [[John Bowie]]. |
| − | * For the last five years the [[Detroit Lions]] have drafted a wide receiver with four of their six first round picks. The Lions continued that trend by drafting star [[Georgia Tech]] wide receiver [[Calvin Johnson]] with the second pick of the draft. | + | * For the last five years the [[Detroit Lions]] have drafted a wide receiver with four of their six first-round picks. The Lions continued that trend by drafting star [[Georgia Tech]] wide receiver [[Calvin Johnson]] with the second pick of the draft. |
| − | * Winning quarterbacks not being drafted high, or drafted at all: the 2006 Heisman Trophy winner, [[Ohio State University]] quarterback [[Troy Smith]] was not picked until the | + | * Winning quarterbacks not being drafted high, or drafted at all: the 2006 Heisman Trophy winner, [[Ohio State University]] quarterback [[Troy Smith]] was not picked until the 174th pick,<ref>http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/draft07/columns/story?columnist=pasquarelli_len&id=2853521</ref> while [[University of Florida]] quarterback [[Chris Leak]] (who won the National Championship) was not drafted. |
==2007 Draft== | ==2007 Draft== | ||
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Revision as of 04:45, September 5, 2026
The 2007 National Football League Draft was held on April 28–29 in New York City.
Stories of the 2007 NFL Draft
- Notre Dame star quarterback Brady Quinn fell to the pick number 22 of the draft before being picked by the Cleveland Browns. Quinn was expected to be drafted with one of the top ten picks of the draft.[1]
- Oakland Raiders' talented but troubled wide receiver Randy Moss was traded[2] to the New England Patriots for the first of New England's two fourth-round draft picks. The Raiders used the pick to draft University of Cincinnati cornerback John Bowie.
- For the last five years the Detroit Lions have drafted a wide receiver with four of their six first-round picks. The Lions continued that trend by drafting star Georgia Tech wide receiver Calvin Johnson with the second pick of the draft.
- Winning quarterbacks not being drafted high, or drafted at all: the 2006 Heisman Trophy winner, Ohio State University quarterback Troy Smith was not picked until the 174th pick,[3] while University of Florida quarterback Chris Leak (who won the National Championship) was not drafted.
2007 Draft
First Round
Second Round
Third Round
Other Notable Picks
Fourth Round
Fifth Round
Sixth Round
Seventh Round
References
External links
- Official Draft Tracker
- Official NFL Draft Site
- ESPN 2007 Draft Site
- SI.com Draft Site
- Fox Sports - 1st - 7th Round Analyst
- Fox Sports - Breaking Down the Draft
- Sporting News - Draft Analyst
- NFL.com - Draft Tidbits
- SI.com - Winners and Losers
- ESPN, John Clayton - Winners and Losers
- Don Banks - Winners and Losers
- NFL.com - Draft Winners
- ESPN - Article on Drafts Main Stories
- Top 10 Draft Day Surprises
- NFL.com - Lessons learned from the Draft
- Sporting News - Draft Grades
- CBS Sports - Draft Grades
- Fox Sports - AFC Draft Grades
- ESPN - First Round Analyst
- Day Two Analyst
- Fox Sports - Draft Pick Analyst
- SI.com - Notable Undrafted Players
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