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NFL Draft 2013
LOOK BACK AT PREVIOUS NFL DRAFTS
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- It's All About Luck
- Indy found its replacement for Peyton Manning by making Stanford's Andrew Luck the No. 1 overall pick.
- 2012 NFL draft coverage »
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- Goin' To Carolina
- Off-field issues did not stop Carolina from making No. 1 overall pick Cam Newton the face of the franchise.
- 2011 NFL draft coverage »
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- Ram Tough?
- Injury concerns did not deter St. Louis from making ultra-accurate QB Sam Bradford its franchise player.
- 2010 NFL draft coverage »
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- Detroit QB City
- The Lions had many needs but couldn't pass up a chance at a franchise QB like Matthew Stafford.
- 2009 NFL draft coverage »
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- Fish Tale
- Seeing an OT who could anchor its line for years to come, Miami selected Jake Long No. 1 overall.
- 2008 NFL draft coverage »
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- The Big One
- Enticed by a big arm and bigger upside, the Raiders took JaMarcus Russell No. 1 overall.
- 2007 NFL draft coverage »
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- Super Mario
- The Texans surprised everyone by taking DE Mario Williams with the first overall pick.
- 2006 NFL draft coverage »
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- 49ers' Mr. Smith
- San Francisco liked the potential of QB Alex Smith and made him the No. 1 overall pick.
- 2005 NFL draft coverage »
2015 NFL DRAFT TEAM-BY-TEAM PICKS
Picks analysis
Starting with the draft's top selection, Jameis Winston, Scouts Inc. analyzes every pick.
- Round-by-round: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7
- AFC East: Buffalo | Miami | N.E. | N.Y. Jets
- AFC North: Balt. | Cleve. | Cincy | Pitt.
- AFC South: Houston | Indy | Jax | Tenn.
- AFC West: Denver | K.C. | Oakland | S.D.
- NFC East: Dallas | N.Y. Giants | Phil. | Wash.
- NFC North: Chicago | Detroit | G.B. | Minn.
- NFC South: Atlanta | Carolina | N.O. | T.B.
- NFC West: Ariz. | S.F. | Seattle | St. Louis
Kiper's All-Time Prospects
Mel Kiper looks back over 35 years to reveal the top graded prospects at every position. Read