All Time NFL Tournament - Region One

 I'm always overly ambitious with tournaments; aside from a pandemic that shuts down all outside activities I struggle to finish.  I'll look to really cut down on the time spent with each game with this one, at least until the Sweet 16.

Ive got 256 teams, 16 regions of 16 teams each.  I started with an S Curve based on my most recent top 250 teams of all time list, then made some modifications: I set a cap of no more than one representative of an organization in each region (that meant six teams from the top 250, 4 49ers teams and 2 Patriots teams, got booted; I filled out their spots from my list of the top teams from the 40s (my top 250 is 1950-). I also kept two teams from the same season out of the same region and then power balanced each regions Super Bowl champions.  Record is regular season+postseason.

REGION ONE

1. 2007 New England Patriots         18-1               AFC Champs

2. 1967 Oakland Raiders                 14-2               AFL Champs

3. 2019 Baltimore Ravens                14-3               AFC North Champs

4. 2005 Pittsburgh Steelers              15-5               Super Bowl Champions

5. 1968 Kansas City Chiefs              12-3               AFL West Champs

6. 1954 Detroit Lions                        9-3-1              NFL West Champs

7. 2004 Indianapolis Colts               13-5                AFC South Champs

8. 1963 New York Giants                 11-4                NFL East Champs

9. 2015 Carolina Panthers               17-2               NFC Champs

10. 2020 Green Bay Packers            14-4              NFC North Champs

11. 1981 San Francisco 49ers           16-3              Super Bowl Champions

12. 2021 Los Angeles Rams              16-5             Super Bowl Champions

13. 2000 Tennessee Titans                 13-4            AFC Central Champs

14. 1986 Washington Redskins         14-5              2nd NFC East

15. 2022 Philadelphia Eagles             16-4             NFC Champs

16. 1947 Chicago Bears                      8-4              2nd NFL West

Round 1

1. 2007 PATRIOTS 26   16. 1947 BEARS 3

-4 Stephen Gostkowski field goals for the Pats; 30 year old Tom Brady went 16-21, 240 yards and a TD pass to Ben Watson.  5 catches for 111 yards for 30 year old Randy Moss.  31 year old Sid Luckman was 8-16 for 74 yards.  

8. 1963 GIANTS 23     9. 2015 PANTHERS 17

-Overtime win in the 8/9 matchup, 26 year old Giants fullback Joe Morrison scoring his second TD of the game, a one yard plunge to give New York the win.  The Giants had a 17-6 lead heading to the 4th quarter, the big play a second quarter 87 yard TD pass from 37 year old YA Tittle to 29 year old Del Shofner.  Down 17-9 with under 2 minutes left in regulation, 26 year old Cam Newton led the Panthers 73 yards down the field, hitting Ted Ginn with a score and then tying the game with a two point conversion toss to Greg Olsen. 28 year old Jonathan Stewart had a big game for the Panthers, 23 carries, 147 yards.  New York picked Newton off twice.

12. 2021 RAMS 32     5. 1968 CHIEFS 29

-The first upset of the region by the first Super Bowl Champion in the region. A wild 4th quarter, the Rams entered with a 23-16 lead, after 2 Matt Gay field goals (Gay hit 6 Field Goals on the day) LA led 29-16 with 5 minutes to play.  33 year old Len Dawson led the Chiefs on a 68 yard scoring drive, capped by a 21 yard end around by Frank Pitts for a score that made it 29-23 Rams.  With under 2 minutes to play, 30 year old Johnny Robinson forced a Darrell Henderson fumble around midfield. 3 plays later The Chiefs had a 4th and 11 - Dawson hits Pitts with a 41 strike. The rookie fullback Robert Holmes scores on a 1 yard plunge to tie it up; the Chiefs needing just the PAT to advance - but 26 year old Jan Stenerud shockingly missed it. The Rams get the ball back with 40 seconds to go - 33 year old Matthew Stafford struggled on the day, 18-35, TD, INT, but he was able to move the Rams to the Chiefs 30 - and Gay's 6th FG was a 47 yarder that sent the Rams to the second round.  Sony Michel had a big game for LA, 13 carries, 127 yards. 

13. 2000 TITANS 16   4. 2005 STEELERS 0

-The Super Bowl Champion 2005 Steelers were the 4th seed in the region and they get shut out by the 2000 Titans. Tennessee holding Pittsburgh to 11 first downs. 27 year old Eddie George ran for 124 yards and the game's only TD. 2 sack game for 24 year old Jevon Kearse.  

6. 1954 LIONS 17      11. 1981 49ERS 10

-Bottom half of the region opens with the elimination of another Super Bowl Champion; the Lions got scores at the end of the first half (a 53 yard Lew Carpenter TD run) and then the beginning of the second (28 year old Bobby Layne with a 34 yard strike to Bob Hoernschemeyer). The Niners had a shot, reaching the Lions 19 yard line with 47 seconds left - but 22 year old Joe Schmidt came up with a huge sack on Joe Montana and the Lions hold on.  

14. 1986 REDSKINS 26   3. 2019 RAVENS 16 

-Biggest upset so far, the 3rd seeded 2019 Ravens get bounced by their crosstown rival Redskins. 150 yards rushing for 28 year old George Rogers, 3 TD passes for 25 year old Jay Schroeder, the game was not this close, the Ravens scored a garbage time TD to get to 16; Redskins kicker Max Zendejas also missed three FGs.

7. 2004 COLTS 56         10. 2020 PACKERS 46

-28 year old Peyton Manning faces 37 year old Aaron Rodgers and the two squads combine for a hundred points. 3 TDs for 26 year old Edgerrin James, all coming in the second half; 2 for Dominic Rhodes. Manning was 21 of 23, just 2 incomplete passes on the day. For the Pack, Aaron Jones had 145 yards on the ground, Rodgers threw for 3 scores. 

2. 1967 RAIDERS  27       15. 2022 EAGLES 8

-Round 1 ends with an easy win by the second ranked team in the region, the Raiders holding Philadelphia to just 6 first downs, shutting out the Eagles until late in the 4th.  All 3 Raider TDs came via 30 year old Clem Daniels.  Just 6 completions and under a hundred yards for Jalen Hurts. 

Round 2

2007 Patriots v. 1963 Giants

2021 Rams v. 2000 Titans

1954 Lions v. 1986 Redskins

1967 Raiders v. 2004 Colts

'07 PATRIOTS 33 '63 GIANTS 21

-Another 4 FG day for Gostkowski; the Patriots had a 21-0 lead midway through the second quarter and were never really threatened.  2 TD passes for Brady, the Patriots had nearly a 2:1 advantage in time of possession.

'00 TITANS 27   '21 RAMS 24

-Battle of double digit seeds and it's the 13th seeded Titans who go back on the road and knock off another Super Bowl Champion.  The Rams had a 24-10 halftime lead, Darrell Henderson scoring two 2nd quarter TDs.  The Titans tied it up with 2 third quarter scores, a 1 yard run by Eddie George and a 22 yard pass from Steve McNair to Erron Kinney.  Al Del Greco kicked a FG with 10 minutes to play and that turned out to be the final score of the game, Matt Gay missing a potential game tying 54 yard FG late.  27 year old McNair was 17 for 21, 242 yards and 2 scores. 

'86 REDSKINS 17  '54 LIONS 13

-The 14th seeded Skins keep it rolling; George Rogers scored twice in the first half and rushed for 140 yards in what was otherwise a defensive struggle.  

'67 RAIDERS 41 '04 COLTS 35

-An overtime win for the second seeded Raiders finishes round 2.  The Colts sprinted to a 17-0 lead on TD runs from Edgerrin James and Dominic Rhodes. It was 27-14 Colts heading to the 4th quarter, and when Peyton Manning hit Aaron Morehead with a 56 yard TD pass, the Colts had a 35-21 lead with 12 minutes to play.  26 year old Daryle Lamonica drove the Raiders down the field, Clem Daniels running it in with 6 minutes to play, cutting the deficit in half. With 4 minutes to play, a seemingly safe pass to Reggie Wayne turned into a fumble recovery for Oakland around midfield. Daniels scored again, his 5th TD of the tournament, and Oakland tied the game at the end of regulation.  In overtime, Dan Conners intercepted a Manning pass - and when Daniels scored again - a 32 yard run - it sent the Oakland crowd into a frenzy and the Raiders onto the regional semi finals. 151 yards on the ground for Daniels to go with those 3 scores. 

Regional Semi Final

'07 Patriots v. '00 Titans

'67 Raiders v. '86 Redskins

'07 PATRIOTS 33 '00 TITANS 10

-The tournament's top overall seed has reached the Region 1 Final game.  Stephen Gostkowski kicks 4 more FGs, thats 12 in his 3 tournament games. This one was never in doubt, the Patriots had a 23-0 halftime lead and a 30-3 lead heading to the 4th quarter. Brady was 30-41, 351 yards and 3 scores.  

'67 RAIDERS 25 '86 REDSKINS 14

-Seeding holds as the 2nd seeded Raiders join the top seeded Patriots in the Region 1 Final.  The big play in this one - a 95 yard punt return for a score by Rodger Bird that broke the game open in the second quarter. Another hundred yard rushing day for Clem Daniels and it sets up the regional final between the two top seeds.

Region 1 Final

'07 Patriots v. '67 Raiders

Two teams that lost the Super Bowl; the '67 Raiders were first in AFL offense, second in defense, they went 13-1, only losing an early season game at the Jets.  They blew out the Oilers 40-7 to win the AFL Title and then lost Super Bowl II to the Packers.  John Rauch is the head coach, young John Madden coaches the linebackers. 6 All Pros, 5 future Hall of Famers (Upshaw, in his rookie season, Biletnikoff, Otto, Willie Brown, George Blanda).  Two pretty easy wins to reach this game, beating the '22 Eagles and the '86 Redkins

And they head to New England to face the overall number one seed in the tournament, my top ranked team of all time, the '07 Patriots.  First in offense, 4th in defense, the only 16-0 team in the history of the NFL. The Patriots beat the Jags and Chargers to win the AFC Title and then lost the Super Bowl in a monumental upset to the Giants.  5 First Team All Pros, 4 future Hall of Famers (Brady, Moss, Seau, Richard Seymour).  Pretty easy road so far for Bill Belichick, defeating the '47 Bears and the '63 Giants.  

We head to Foxborough for the Region 1 Final.  

'07 PATRIOTS 28 '67 RAIDERS 0

They entered as the top seed in the region and they leave as Regional Champs; the 2007 Patriots will head to the Sweet Sixteen where they will face the Region 16 Champions.  All the scoring was done in the first half.  Brady to Moss, 6 yard TD in the first quarter; Brady to Donte Stallworth, 18 yard pass in the second quarter, followed by TD runs by Kevin Faulk and Laurence Maroney. 7 catches for 111 yards and the score for Moss. Brady goes 25-38, 294 yards and the two scores. Just 9 completions for Lamonica, the Patriots defense recovered 3 Oakland fumbles.

That's Region 1 - onto Region 2.

The 250 Best NFL Teams of All Time

 Supercedes prior lists; inputs are SRS/ELO with adjustments for time/titles.  Includes AFL teams as well; the list is 1950-

Here are the ten best pre 1950 football teams.

1. 1941 Chicago Bears                         NFL Champions     10-1             (d. Giants 37-9)

2. 1949 Philadelphia Eagles                 NFL Champions     11-1             (d. Rams 14-0)

3. 1921 Canton Bulldogs                     NFL Champions      11-0-1          (no Postseason)

4. 1943 Chicago Bears                         NFL Champions      8-1-1           (d. Redskins 41-21)

5. 1948 Cleveland Browns                   AAFC Champions   14-0            (d. Bills 49-7)

6. 1936 Green Bay Packers                  NFL Champions     10-1-1          (d. Redskins 21-6)

7. 1929 Green Bay Packers                  NFL Champions      12-0-1         (no Postseason)

8. 1949 Cleveland Browns                   AAFC Champions   9-1-2           (d.49ers 21-7)

9. 1931 Green Bay Packers                 NFL Champions       12-2             (no Postseason)

10. 1922 Canton Bulldogs                    NFL Champions      10-0-2          (no postseason)

And here are the 250 best football teams of all time.  For the 1960 teams forward, the offensive and defensive leaders in Approximate Value are listed.

1. 2007 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS  AFC Champs     16-0          (L. SB Giants 17-14)

Tom Brady (23) Mike Vrabel (15)

2. 1985 CHICAGO BEARS                  Super Bowl Champions  15-1   (d. Patriots 46-10)

Walter Payton (18) Richard Dent (20)        

3. 1991 WASHINGTON REDSKINS  Super Bowl Champions    14-2   (d. Bills 37-24)

Jim Lachey (18) Darrell Green (18)

4. 1996 GREEN BAY PACKERS        Super Bowl Champions     13-3   (d. Patriots 35-21)

Brett Favre (18) Reggie White/LeRoy Butler (18)

5. 1962 GREEN BAY PACKERS        NFL Champions      13-1  (d. Giants 16-7)

Jim Taylor/Jerry Kramer (18) Herb Adderley (22)

6. 1975 PITTSBURGH STEELERS   Super Bowl Champions  12-2  (d. Cowboys 21-17) 

Franco Harris (17) LC Greenwood/Jack Ham/Mel Blount (16)

7. 2004 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS  Super Bowl Champions  14-2  (d. Eagles 24-21)

Tom Brady (16) Richard Seymour (15)

8. 1968 BALTIMORE COLTS           NFL Champs        13-1       (L SB Jets 16-7)

Earl Morrall (17) Bobby Boyd (21)

9. 1973 MIAMI DOLPHINS              Super Bowl Champions    12-2   (d. Vikings 24-7)

Larry Little (14) Dick Anderson (20)

10. 1966 GREEN BAY PACKERS        Super Bowl Champions     12-2   (d. Chiefs 35-10)

Jim Kramer/Forrest Gregg (13) Willie Davis (16) Lee Roy Caffey (16)

11. 1984 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS     Super Bowl Champions  15-1       (d. Dolphins 38-16)

Keith Fahnhorst (17) Eric Wright (18)

12. 2013 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS        Super Bowl Champions 13-3       (d. Broncos 43-8)

Russell Wilson (17) Richard Sherman (21)

13. 1950 CLEVELAND BROWNS     NFL Champions 10-2             (d. Rams 30-28)

14. 1969 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS      Super Bowl Champions   11-3   (d. Vikings 23-7)

Ed Budde/Jim Tyrer (12) Bobby Bell (17)

15. 1983 WASHINGTON REDSKINS  NFC Champs         14-2  (L SB Raiders 38-9)

Joe Theismann (18) Dave Butz (15)

16. 1989 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS     Super Bowl Champions  14-2  (d. Broncos 55-10)

Joe Montana/Jerry Rice (17) Ronnie Lott (15)

17. 1976 PITTSBURGH STEELERS   AFC Central Champs  10-4  (L. AFC Title Raiders 24-7)

Rocky Bleier (16) Jack Lambert (20)

18. 1951 CLEVELAND BROWNS      American Div Champs  11-1 (L. NFL Title Rams 24-17)

19. 1998 MINNESOTA VIKINGS       NFC Central Champs 15-1 (L. NFC Title Falcons 30-27)

Randall Cunningham (19) John Randle (16)

20. 1972 MIAMI DOLPHINS              Super Bowl Champions     14-0   (d. Redskins 14-7)

Larry Little (16) Dick Anderson (18) 

21. 1994 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS    Super Bowl Champions     13-3    (d. Chargers 49-26)

Steve Young (22) Deion Sanders (18)

22. 1992 DALLAS COWBOYS            Super Bowl Champions      13-3  (d. Bills 52-17)

Emmitt Smith (21) Tony Casillas/Ken Norton (9)

23. 1979 PITTSBURGH STEELERS    Super Bowl Champions     12-4  (d. Rams 31-19)

Mike Webster (15) Jack Lambert/Donnie Shell (14)

24. 1969 MINNESOTA VIKINGS         NFL Champs                  12-2 (L SB Chiefs 23-7)

Mick Tingelhoff/Grady Alderman (13) Carl Eller/Alan Page (23)

25. 1993 DALLAS COWBOYS             Super Bowl Champions       12-4 (d. Bills 30-13)

Emmitt Smith (20) Ken Norton (15)

26. 2014 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS  Super Bowl Champions     12-4 (d. Seahawks 28-24)

Tom Brady (16) Darrelle Revis (15)

27. 2010 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS  AFC East Champs              14-2  (L Div Rnd Jets 28-21)

Tom Brady/Sebastian Vollmer (18) Jerod Mayo (14)

28. 2001 ST LOUIS RAMS                    NFC Champs                         14-2 (L SB Patriots 20-17)

Marshall Faulk (22) Aeneas Williams (19)

29. 1968 OAKLAND RAIDERS            AFL West Champs                12-2 (L. AFL Title Jets 27-23)

Daryle Lamonica/Jim Otto/Gene Upshaw (13) Dan Birdwell/Willie Brown/Dave Grayson (14)           

30.  2010 GREEN BAY PACKERS      Super Bowl Champions         10-6 (d. Steelers 31-25)

Aaron Rodgers (15) Clay Matthews (17)

31. 1970 MINNESOTA VIKINGS        NFC Central Champs           12-2 (L Div Rnd 49ers 17-14)

Gene Washington (11) Alan Page (24)

32. 1967 OAKLAND RAIDERS          AFL Champs                           13-1 (L SB Packers 33-14)

Daryle Lamonica (15) Kent McCloughan (15)

33. 2019 BALTIMORE RAVENS        AFC North Champs               14-2 (L Div Rnd Titans 28-12)

Lamar Jackson (25) Marlon Humphrey (16)

34. 2016 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS   Super Bowl Champions     14-2 (d. Falcons 34-28)

Tom Brady/Marcus Cannon (13) Malcolm Butler (14)

35. 1997 DENVER BRONCOS            Super Bowl Champions          12-4 (d. Packers 31-24)

Terrell Davis (19) John Mobley (17)

36. 1986 NEW YORK GIANTS           Super Bowl Champions           14-2 (d. Broncos 39-20)

Joe Morris (15) Lawrence Taylor (17)

37. 1971 DALLAS COWBOYS           Super Bowl Champions           11-3 (d. Dolphins 24-3)

Rayfield Wright/John Niland (16) Bob Lilly/Mel Renfro (12)

38. 1998 DENVER BRONCOS           Super Bowl Champions            14-2 (d. Falcons 34-19)

Terrell Davis (22) Bill Romanowski (11)

39. 1961 GREEN BAY PACKERS      NFL Champions                        11-3 (d. Giants 37-0)

Jim Ringo/Fuzzy Thurston/Jim Taylor (17) James Whittendon (15)

40. 1978 DALLAS COWBOYS          NFC Champs                               12-4 (L SB Steelers 35-31)

Roger Staubach/Tony Dorsett (17) Randy White/Cliff Harris (14)

41. 1955 CLEVELAND BROWNS     NFL Champions                              9-2-1 (d. Rams 38-14)

42. 2020 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS  Super Bowl Champion         11-5 (d. Chiefs 31-9)

Tom Brady (15) Lavonte David/Devin White (14)

43. 2019 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS          Super Bowl Champions        12-4 (d. 49ers 31-20)

Patrick Mahomes (17) Terrell Suggs (16)

44. 1995 DALLAS COWBOYS              Super Bowl Champions          12-4 (d. Steelers 27-17)

Emmitt Smith (20) Darren Woodson (14)

45. 1992 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS       NFC West Champs    14-2 (L NFC Title Cowboys 30-20)

Steve Young (22) Pierce Holt (15)

46. 1967 GREEN BAY PACKERS         Super Bowl Champions          9-4-1 (d. Raiders 33-14)

Forrest Gregg/Jerry Kramer (12) Dave Robinson (16)

47. 2008 PITTSBURGH STEELERS    Super Bowl Champions          12-4 (d. Cardinals 27-23)

Ben Roethlisberger (11) James Harrison (19)

48. 1976 OAKLAND RAIDERS            Super Bowl Champions           13-1 (d. Vikings 32-14)

Cliff Branch (16) Ted Hendricks (10)

49. 2017 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES   Super Bowl Champions    13-3 (d. Patriots 41-33)

Jason Kelce (16) Fletcher Cox (14)

50. 2024 DETROIT LIONS                  NFC North Champs   15-2 (L. Div Rnd Commanders 45-31)

Jared Goff/Penei Sewell (18) Kerby Joseph (14) 

51. 2007 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS      AFC South Champs           13-3 (L Div Rnd Chargers 28-24)

Robert Wayne/Jeff Saturday (19) Bob Sanders (15)

52. 2012 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS   AFC East Champs         12-4 (L AFC Title Ravens 28-13)

Tom Brady (19) Vince Wilfork (16)

53. 2023 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS     NFC Champs                12-5 (L SB Chiefs 25-22)

Brock Purdy/Christian McCaffrey (18) Fred Warner (17)

54. 2009 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS      Super Bowl Champions   13-3 (d. Colts 31-17)

Jahri Evans (18) Darren Sharper (13)

55. 2002 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS   Super Bowl Champions    12-4 (d. Raiders 48-21)

Brad Johnon (10) Derrick Brooks (23)

56. 1987 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS        NFC West Champs         13-2 (L Div Rnd Vikings 36-24)

Joe Montana (16) Michael Carter (17)

57. 1954 CLEVELAND BROWNS         NFL Champions               9-3 (d. Lions 56-10)

58. 2011 GREEN BAY PACKERS         NFC North Champs          15-1 (L Div Rnd Giants 37-20)

Aaron Rodgers (23) Charles Woodson (13)

59. 1978 PITTSBURGH STEELERS     Super Bowl Champions    14-2 (d. Cowboys 35-31)

Terry Bradshaw (16) Jack Ham (14)

60. 1959 BALTIMORE COLTS             NFL Champions                 9-3 (d. Giants 31-16)

61. 2014 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS          NFC Champs                      12-4 (L SB Patriots 28-24)

Russell Wilson (19) Richard Sherman (18)

 

62. 1953 CLEVELAND BROWNS       NFL East Champs               11-1 (L. NFL Title Lions 17-16)

63. 2005 PITTSBURGH STEELERS    Super Bowl Champions      11-5 (d. Seahawks 21-10)

Alan Faneca (16) Troy Polamalu/Joey Porter (14)

64. 2023 BALTIMORE RAVENS         NFL North Champs        13-4 (L. AFC Title Chiefs 17-10)

Lamar Jackson (19) Roquan Smith (17)

65. 1968 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS       AFL West Champs          12-2 (L. Div Round Raiders 41-6)

Jim Tyrer (14) Bobby Bell (16)

66. 1984 MIAMI DOLPHINS               AFC Champs                   14-2 (L. SB 49ers 38-16)

Dan Marino (21) Bob Baumhower (14)

67. 1999 ST LOUIS RAMS                    Super Bowl Champions    13-3 (d. Titans 23-16)

Marshall Faulk (25) Kevin Carter (18)

68. I967 BALTIMORE COLTS            NFL Coastal Champs      11-1-2 (no postseason)

Johnny Unitas (19) Ordelle Braase (16)

69. 2024 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES   Super Bowl Champions    14-3 (d. Chiefs 40-22)

Saquon Barkley (18) Zack Baun (18)

70. 1967 LOS ANGELES RAMS         NFL Coastal Champs       11-1-2 (L Div Rnd Packers 28-7)

Roman Gabriel (15) Deacon Jones (17)

71. 1963 CHICAGO BEARS                NFL Champions                 11-1-2 (d. Giants 14-10)

Billy Wade (11) Joe Fortunato/Doug Atkins (20)

72. 1963 GREEN BAY PACKERS       2nd NFL West                     11-2-1 (no postseason)

Jerry Kramer (14) Herb Adderley/Henry Jordan (17)

73. 1952 DETROIT LIONS                  NFL Champions                  9-3 (d. Browns 17-7)

74. 1977 DENVER BRONCOS            AFC Champs                       12-2 (L SB Cowboys 27-10)

Craig Morton (13) Randy Gradishar (18)

75. 2015 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS        2nd NFC West            10-6    (L Div Rnd Panthers 31-24)

Russell Wilson (19) Richard Sherman (15) 

76. 1977 DALLAS COWBOYS           Super Bowl Champions    12-2 (d. Broncos 27-10)

Roger Staubach (17) Harvey Martin (14)

77. 1965 GREEN BAY PACKERS      NFL Champions                  10-3-1 (d. Browns 23-12)

Forrest Gregg (13) Herb Adderley/Willie Davis (16)

78. 2011 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS  AFC Champs                    13-3 (L SB Giants 21-17)

Tom Brady (21) Vince Wilfork (13)

79. 2005 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS         AFC South Champs          14-2 (L Div Rnd Steelers 21-18)

Jeff Saturday (20) Dwight Freeney (14)

80. 2006 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS       AFC West Champs            14-2 (L Div Rnd Patriots 24-21)

LaDainian Tomlinson (26) Jamal Williams (15)

81. 2013 DENVER BRONCOS               AFC Champs                     13-3 (L SB Seahawks 43-8)

Louis Vazquez (20) Danny Trevathan (9)

82. 2013 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS       2nd NFC West          12-4 (L NFC Title Seahawks 23-17)

Colin Kaepernick (15) NaVorro Bowman (19)

83. 2000 BALTIMORE RAVENS           Super Bowl Champions   12-4 (d. Giants 34-7)

Jamal Lewis (13) Ray Lewis (23)

84. 1995 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS       NFC West Champs           11-5 (L Div Rnd Packers 27-17)

Jerry Rice (19) Eric Davis/Ken Norton (14)

85. 2011 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS        NFC South Champs          13-3 (L Dv Rnd 49ers 36-32)

Drew Brees/Jahri Evans/Carl Nicks (20) Roman Harper (7)

86. 1977 OAKLAND RAIDERS              2nd AFC West             11-3 (L AFC Title Broncos 20-17)

Art Shell/Gene Upshaw/Mark van Eeghen (16) John Matuszak (9)

87. 1973 LOS ANGELES RAMS            NFC West Champs    12-2 (L Div Rnd Cowboys 27-16)

Lawrence McCutcheon (19) Isiah Robertson (17)

88. 2022 BUFFALO BILLS                     AFC East Champs           13-3 (L Div Rnd Bengals 27-10)

Josh Allen (20) Matt Milano (19)

89. 1991 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS        3rd NFC West                  10-6 (no postseason)

Steve Young (14) Charles Haley (12)

90. 2024 BALTIMORE RAVENS            AFC North Champs          12-5 (L Div Rnd Bills 27-25)

Lamar Jackson (21) Roquan Smith (14)

91. 1958 BALTIMORE COLTS              NFL Champions                9-3 (d. Giants 23-17)

92. 1994 DALLAS COWBOYS              NFC East Champs             12-4 (L NFC Title 49ers 38-28)

Emmitt Smith (17) Charles Haley (16)

93. 1970 DETROIT LIONS                    2nd NFC Central               10-4 (no playoffs)

Altie Taylor (13) Lem Barney (11)

94. 1954 DETROIT LIONS                    NFL West Champs          9-2-1 (L NFL Title Browns 56-10)

95. 2005 DENVER BRONCOS              AFC West Champs          13-3 (L AFC Title Steelers 34-17)

Jake Plummer (15) Champ Bailey (17)

96. 2017 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS   AFC Champs                 13-3 (L SB Eagles 41-33)

Tom Brady (20) Trey Flowers (9)

97. 2003 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS    Super Bowl Champions   14-2 (d. Panthers 32-29)

Tom Brady (11) Ty Law (17)

98. 2004 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS           AFC South Champs          12-4 (L Div Rnd Patriots 20-3)

Edgerrin James/Peyton Manning (21) Dwight Freeney (12)

99. 2006 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS     AFC East Champs           12-4 (L AFC Title Colts 38-34)

Tom Brady (14) Richard Seymour (16)

100. 2015 ARIZONA CARDINALS          NFC West Champs  13-3 (L NFC Title Panthers 49-15)

Carson Palmer (16) Patrick Peterson (15)

101. 2012 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS       NFC Champs          11-4-1 (L. SB Ravens 34-31)

Mike Iupati (15) Navorro Bowman/Patrick Willis/Aldon Smith (15)

102. 1998 ATLANTA FALCONS             NFC Champs            14-2   (L SB Broncos 34-19)

Jamal Anderson (19) Ray Buchanan (16)

103. 1983 LOS ANGELES RAIDERS     Super Bowl Champions  12-4 (d. Redskins 38-19)

Marcus Allen (13) Rod Martin (14)

104. 1976 MINNESOTA VIKINGS        NFC Champs              11-2-1  (L SB Raiders 32-14)

Chuck Foreman (17) Alan Page (13)

105. 2022 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS       Super Bowl Champions     14-3 (d. Eagles 38-35)

Patrick Mahomes (19) Chris Jones (16)       

106. 1990 NEW YORK GIANTS           Super Bowl Champions     13-3 (d. Bills 20-19)

Bart Oates (11) Pepper Johnson (20)

107. 1997 GREEN BAY PACKERS      NFC Champs                      13-3 (L SB Broncos 31-24)

Brett Favre (17) Reggie White (15)

108. 2002 OAKLAND RAIDERS         AFC Champs                       11-5 (L SB Bucs 48-21)

Rich Gannon/Barret Robbins (17) Rod Woodson (16)

109. 1962 DETROIT LIONS                2nd NFL West                      11-3 (no postseason)

Gail Cogdill/Milt Plum (10) Yale Lary (20)

110. 1979 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS    AFC West Champs            12-4 (L Div Rnd Oilers 17-14)

Dan Fouts (16) Gary Johnson (11)

111. 1974 PITTSBURGH STEELERS   Super Bowl Champions     10-3-1 (d. Vikings 16-6)

Franco Harris (12) Joe Greene (16)

112. 1998 NEW YORK JETS                 AFC East Champs        12-4 (L AFC Title Broncos 23-10)

Curtis Martin/Vinnie Testaverde/Kevin Mawae (14) Mo Lewis (17)

113. 1973 DALLAS COWBOYS            NFC East Champs        10-4 (L NFC Title Vikes 27-10)

Roger Staubach/Calvin Hill (16) Lee Roy Jordan/Mel Renfro (13)

114. 1968 DALLAS COWBOYS           Capitol Div Champs       12-2 (L Div Rnd Browns 31-20)

Ralph Neely (15) Chuck Howley (15)

115. 1969 OAKLAND RAIDERS          AFL West Champs           12-1-1 (L AFL Title Chiefs 17-7)

Willie Brown (15) Warren Wells (15)

116. 1964 BALTIMORE COLTS          NFL West Champs            12-2 (L NFL Title Browns 27-0)

Johnny Unitas (17) Bobby Boyd (18)

117. 1990 BUFFALO BILLS                AFC Champs                       13-3 (L SB Giants 20-19)

Thurman Thomas (19) Bruce Smith (17)

118. 1968 NEW YORK JETS               Super Bowl Champions      11-3 (d. Colts 16-7)

Don Maynard (17) Gerry Philbin (16)

119. 1982 WASHINGTON REDSKINS   Super Bowl Champions    8-1 (d. Dolphins 27-17)

Joe Theismann (14) Dexter Manley/Tony Peters (12)

120. 1973 MINNESOTA VIKINGS         NFC Champs                    12-2 (L SB Dolphins 24-7)

Fran Tarkenton/Ron Yary/John Gilliam (13) Carl Eller (17)

121. 2019 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS      NFC Champs                     13-3 (L SB Chiefs 31-20)

Jimmy Garoppolo (15) DeForest Buckner (16)

122. 1963 NEW YORK GIANTS             NFL East Champs             11-3 (L NFL Title Bears 14-10)

YA Tittle (16) Jim Catcavage (15)

123. 2006 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS       Super Bowl Champions       12-4 (d. Bears 29-17)

Peyton Manning (20) Cato June/Robert Mathis (7)

124. 2012 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS          2nd NFC West      11-5 (L Div Round Falcons 30-28)

Russell Wilson/Max Unger (16) Richard Sherman (20)

125. 2004 PITTSBURGH STEELERS     AFC North Champs   15-1 (L AFC Title Patriots 41-27)

Alan Faneca/Jeff Hartings (13) James Farrior (19)

126. 1965 CHICAGO BEARS                  3rd NFL West                     9-5 (no postseason)

127. 1971 BALTIMORE COLTS              2nd AFC East     10-4  (L AFC Title Dolphins 21-0)

128. 2010 PITTSBURGH STEELERS     AFC Champs    12-4 (L SB Packers 31-25)

129. 2015 CAROLINA PANTHERS        NFC Champs     15-1  (L SB Broncos 24-10)

130. 2021 BUFFALO BILLS                     AFC East Champs      11-6  (L Div Rnd 42-36)

131. 2020 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS       NFC South Champs  12-4  (L Bucs Div Rnd 30-20)

132. 2018 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS       NFC South Champs   13-3 (L NFC Title Rams 26-23)

133. 2024 BUFFALO BILLS                    AFC East Champs      13-4 (L AFC Title Chiefs 32-29)

134. 2008 BALTIMORE RAVENS          2nd AFC North           11-5 (L AFC Title Steelers 23-14)

135. 1974 OAKLAND RAIDERS            AFC West Champs      12-2  (L AFC Title Steelers 24-13)

136. 2007 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS     AFC West Champs      11-5 (L AFC Title Patriots 21-12)

137. 1987 CLEVELAND BROWNS       AFC Central Champs  10-5 (L AFC Title Broncos 38-33)

138. 2015 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS        2nd AFC West              11-5 (L Div Rnd Patriots 27-20)

139. 2012 DENVER BRONCOS             AFC West Champs       13-3 (L Div Rnd Ravens 38-35)

140. 2016 ATLANTA FALCONS            NFC Champs                 11-5 (L SB Patriots 34-28)

141. 1966 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS        AFL Champs                 11-2-1 (L SB Packers 35-10)

142. 1993 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS     NFC West Champs       10-6 (L NFC Title Cowboys 38-21)

143. 1975 LOS ANGELES RAMS          NFC West Champs       12-2 (L NFC Title Cowboys 37-7)

144. 2015 DENVER BRONCOS             Super Bowl Champions  12-4 (d. Panthers 24-10)

145. 2020 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS        AFC Champs                  14-2 (L SB Bucs 31-9)

146. 1975 MINNESOTA VIKINGS         NFC Central Champs   12-2 (L Div Rnd Cowboys 17-14)

147. 1980 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES    NFC Champs                 12-4 (L SB Raiders 27-10)

148. 2018 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS   Super Bowl Champions  11-5 (d. Rams 13-3)

149. 2022 CINCINNATI BENGALS        AFC North Champs      12-4 (L AFC Title Chiefs 23-20)

150. 2020 BUFFALO BILLS                     AFC East Champs         13-3 (L AFC Title Chiefs 38-24)

151. 1992 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES     2nd NFC East               11-5 (L Div Rnd Cowboys 34-10)

152. 1965 BALTIMORE COLTS              NFL West Champs        10-3-1 (L Div Rnd Packers 13-10)

153. 1998 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS       2nd NFC West               12-4 (L Div Rnd Falcons 20-18)

154. 1951 LOS ANGELES RAMS            NFL Champions           8-4   (d. Browns 24-17)

155. 2005 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS           NFC Champs               13-3 (L SB Steelers 21-10)

156. 1985 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS       2nd NFC West              10-6 (L WC Giants 17-3)

157. 1976 LOS ANGELES RAMS            NFC West Champs      10-3-1 (L NFC Title Vikes 24-13)

158. 1964 BUFFALO BILLS                      AFL Champions          12-2 (d. Chargers 20-7)

159. 1964 GREEN BAY PACKERS          2nd NFL West               8-5-1 (no postseason)

160. 2020 GREEN BAY PACKERS          NFC North Champs     13-3 (L NFC Title Bucs 31-26)

161. 1960 CLEVELAND BROWNS         2nd NFL East                8-3-1 (no postseason)

162. 1950 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES     3rd NFL American       6-6 (no postseason)

163. 1968 LOS ANGELES RAMS            2nd NFL Coastal           10-3-1 (no postseason)

164. 2022 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS       NFC West Champs        13-4 (L NFC Title Eagles 31-7)

165. 2006 BALTIMORE RAVENS           AFC North Champs       13-3 (L Div Rnd Colts 15-6)

166. 1986 CHICAGO BEARS                  NFC Central Champs   14-2 (L Div Rnd Redskins 27-13)

167. 2014 DENVER BRONCOS               AFC West Champs        12-4 (L Div Rnd Colts 24-13)

168. 1981 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS      Super Bowl Champions   13-3  (d. Bengals 26-21)

169. 1975 MIAMI DOLPHINS                 2nd AFC East                   10-4 (no postseason)

170. 2021 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS          AFC West Champs   12-5 (L. AFC Title Bengals 27-24)

171. 2021 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS   NFC South Champs     13-4 (L Div Rnd Rams 30-27)

172. 1987 WASHINGTON REDSKINS     Super Bowl Champions  11-4 (d. Broncos 42-10)

173. 1974 WASHINGTON REDSKINS     2nd NFC East                   10-4 (L Div Rnd Rams 19-10)

174. 2017 MINNESOTA VIKINGS           NFC North Champs          13-3 (L NFC Title Eagles 38-7)

175. 1980 OAKLAND RAIDERS              Super Bowl Champions     11-5 (d. Eagles 27-10)

176. 1990 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS        NFC West Champs  14-2 (L NFC Title Giants 15-13)

177. 1976 CINCINNATI BENGALS         2nd AFC Central               10-4 (no postseason)

178. 2018 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS          AFC West Champs   12-4 (L AFC Title Patriots 37-31)

179. 1988 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS       Super Bowl Champions    10-6 (d. Bengals 20-16)

180. 2000 OAKLAND RAIDERS              AFC West Champs           12-4 (L AFC Title Ravens 16-3)

181. 1952 LOS ANGELES RAMS             2nd NFL National             9-3 (L Div Rnd Lions 31-21)

182. 1972 PITTSBURGH STEELERS     AFC Central Champs  11-3 (L AFC Title Dolphins 21-17)

183. 1953 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS        2nd NFL West                  9-3 (no postseason)

184. 2018 LOS ANGELES RAMS             NFC Champs                   13-3 (L SB Patriots 13-3)

185. 2001 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES     NFC East Champs           11-5 (L NFC Title Rams 29-24)

186. 1980 DALLAS COWBOYS               2nd NFC East                   12-4 (L NFC Title Eagles 20-7)

187. 2020 BALTIMORE RAVENS            2nd AFC North                 11-5 (L Div Rnd Bills 17-3)

188. 2023 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS           Super Bowl Champions    11-6 (d. 49ers 25-22)

189. 2021 LOS ANGELES RAMS             Super Bowl Champions    12-5 (d. Bengals 23-20)

190. 1997 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS           AFC West Champs  13-3 (L. Div Rnd Broncos 14-10)

191. 1961 HOUSTON OILERS                  AFL Champions              10-3-1 (d. Chargers 10-3)

192. 1982 NEW YORK JETS                     2nd AFC East        6-3 (L AFC Title Dolphins 14-10)

193. 1970 LOS ANGELES RAMS             2nd NFC West             9-4-1 (no postseason)

194. 1982 MIAMI DOLPHINS                  AFC Champs                    7-2 (L SB Redskins 27-17)

195. 2002 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES      NFC East Champs           12-4 (L NFC Title Bucs 27-10)

196. 1996 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS         NFC West Champs   12-4 (L Div Rnd Packers 35-14)

197. 1967 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS           2nd AFL West                  9-5 (no postseason)

198. 1953 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES      2nd NFL East                  7-4-1 (no postseason)

199. 1974 MIAMI DOLPHINS                  AFC East Champs           11-3 (L Div Rnd Raiders 28-26)

200. 2019 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS    AFC East Champs         12-4 (L WC Titans 20-13)

201. 2000 TENNESSEE TITANS               AFC Central Champs      13-3 (L Div Rnd Ravens 24-10)

202. 2014 GREEN BAY PACKERS           NFC North Champs 12-4 (L NFC Title Seahawks 28-22)

203. 2008 TENNESSEE TITANS                AFC South Champs    13-3 (L Div Rnd Ravens 13-10)

204. 2023 BUFFALO BILLS                       AFC East Champs       11-6 (L Div Rnd Chiefs 27-24)

205. 2019 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS         NFC South Champs     13-3 (L WC Vikes 26-20)

206. 2015 CINCINNATI BENGALS          AFC North Champs      12-4 (L WC Steelers 18-16)

207. 2021 DALLAS COWBOYS                NFC East Champs         12-5 (L WC 49ers 23-17)

208. 1977 LOS ANGELES RAMS              NFC West Champs       10-4 (L Div Rnd Vikes 14-7)

209. 2009 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS         AFC West Champs        13-3 (L Div Rnd Jets 17-14)

210. 2008 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES      2nd NFC East    9-6-1 (L. NFC Title Cards 32-25)

211. 2003 TENNESSEE TITANS                2nd AFC South          12-4 (L Div Rnd Patriots 17-14)

212. 2015 PITTSBURGH STEELERS       2nd AFC North          10-6 (L Div Rnd Broncos 23-16)

213. 1975 OAKLAND RAIDERS               AFC West Champs      11-3 (L AFC Title Steelers 16-10)

214. 1950 NEW YORK GIANTS               1st American Div          10-2 (L Div Rnd Browns 8-3)

215. 2008 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS           2nd AFC South             12-4 (L WC Chargers 23-17)

216. 2013 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS    AFC East Champs  12-4 (L AFC Title Broncos 26-16)

217. 1970 DALLAS COWBOYS                NFC Champs                10-4 (L SB Colts 16-13)

218. 1972 WASHINGTON REDSKINS     NFC Champs                11-3 (L SB Dolphins 14-7)

219. 2017 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS         NFC South Champs   11-5 (L Div Rnd Vikes 29-24)

220. 1985 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS    AFC Champs              11-5 (L SB Bears 46-10)

221. 2015 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS    AFC East Champs      12-4 (L AFC Title Broncos 20-18)

222. 2010 BALTIMORE RAVENS              2nd AFC North           12-4 (L Div Rnd Steelers 31-24)

223. 1965 BUFFALO BILLS                       AFL Champions           10-3-1 (d. Chargers 23-0)

224. 1986 WASHINGTON REDSKINS      2nd NFC East              12-4 (L NFC Title Giants 17-0)

225. 1956 CHICAGO BEARS                     NFL West Champs       9-2-1 (L NFL Title Giants 47-7)

226. 1953 DETROIT LIONS                       NFL Champions           10-2 (d. Browns 17-16)

227. 2018 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS            AFC West Champs  12-4 (L AFC Title Patriots 37-31)

228. 2012 GREEN BAY PACKERS            NFC North Champs    11-5 (L Div Rnd 49ers 45-31)

229. 2001 PITTSBURGH STEELERS      AFC Central Champs 13-3 (L AFC Title Patriots 24-17)

230. 2008 NEW YORK GIANTS               NFC East Champs       12-4 (L Div Rnd Eagles 23-13)

231. 1950 LOS ANGELES RAMS             National Div Champs   9-3 (L. NFL Title Browns 30-28)

232. 2009 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS          AFC Champs                14-2 (L SB Saints 31-17)

233. 2011 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS         NFC West Champs       13-3  (L NFC Title Giants 20-17)

234. 2009 NEW YORK JETS                      2nd AFC East               9-7 (L. AFC Title Colts 30-17)

235. 1995 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS            AFC West Champs       13-3 (L Div Rnd Colts 10-7)

236. 1953 LOS ANGELES RAMS               3rd NFL West              8-3-1 (no postseason)

237. 1988 MINNESOTA VIKINGS             2nd NFC Central          11-5 (L Div Rnd 49ers 34-9)

238. 2001 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS    Super Bowl Champions   11-5 (d. Rams 20-17)

239. 2003 GREEN BAY PACKERS            NFC North Champs      10-6 (L Div Rnd Eagles 20-17)

240. 1971 MINNESOTA VIKINGS            NFC Central Champs 11-3 (L Div Rnd Cowboys 20-12)

241. 2007 GREEN BAY PACKERS           NFC North Champs     13-3 (L NFC Title Giants 23-20)

242. 1982 DALLAS COWBOYS                2nd NFC East               6-3 (L NFC Title Redskins 31-17)

243. 2022 PHILADELPHIA EAGLES      NFC Champs                14-3 (L SB Chiefs 38-35)

244. 1985 MIAMI DOLPHINS                   AFC East Champs   12-4 (L AFC Title Patriots 31-14)

245. 1981 DALLAS COWBOYS                NFC East Champs    12-4 (L NFC Title 49ers 28-27)

246. 1984 LOS ANGELES RAIDERS       3rd AFC West            11-5 (L WC Seahawks 13-7)

247. 1952 CLEVELAND BROWNS           NFL American Champs  8-4 (L NFL Title Lions 17-7)

248. 1983 MIAMI DOLPHINS                   AFC East Champs  12-4 (L Div Rnd Seahawks 27-20)

249. 1951 NEW YORK GIANTS               2nd NFL American      9-2-1 (no postseason)

250. 1992 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS         2nd NFC West             12-4 (L WC Eagles 36-20)

             

 

April, 2025 Athlete of the Month

 March

Alex Ovechkin.  Runners-up: Paige Bueckers, Rory McIlroy, Aaron Judge

1/3 down, who will be Athlete of the Year?

January-Patrick Mahomes

February-Jalen Hurts

March-Alysa Liu

April-Alex Ovechkin

2025 NFL Draft Day 3 Big Board

My top 200 prospects remaining.

1. QB Shedeur Sanders  Colorado  

2. WR Elic Ayomanor, Stanford  

3. ED Bradyn Swinson, LSU 

4. HB Cam Skattebo, Arizona State  

5. G/T Marcus Mbow, Purdue  

6. HB Dylan Sampson, Tennessee  

7. WR Jalen Royals, Utah State  

8. ED Jack Sawyer, Ohio State 

9. ED Kyle Kennard, South Carolina  

10. ED Tyler Batty, BYU

11. TE Gunnar Helm, Texas  

12. MLB Danny Stutsman, Oklahoma  

13. HB DJ Giddens, Kansas State  

14. ED Barryn Sorrell, Texas 

15. DI Joshua Farmer, Florida State  

16. S Lathan Ransom, Ohio State 

17. T Cameron Williams, Texas 

18. G/T Miles Frazier, LSU  

19. QB Will Howard, Ohio State  

20. DI Ty Robinson, Nebraska 

21. HB Damien Martinez, Miami (FL) 

22. LB Chris Paul Jr., Mississippi  

23. LB Jeffrey Bassa, Oregon

24. FS Billy Bowman Jr., Oklahoma 

25. ED Jared Ivey, Mississippi  

26. WR Xavier Restrepo, Miami (FL) 

27. WR Tory Horton, Colorado State 

28. HB Devin Neal, Kansas  

29. LB Barrett Carter, Clemson  

30. DI JJ Pegues, Mississippi  

31. DI CJ West, Indiana 

32. DI Jordan Phillips, Maryland 

33. G/T Jalen Rivers, Miami (FL) 

34. LB Smael Mondon Jr., Georgia 

35. CB Cobee Bryant, Kansas 

36. CB Quincy Riley, Louisville 

37. QB Quinn Ewers, Texas 

38. CB Dorian Strong, Virginia T 

39. ED David Walker, Central Ark  

40. ED Elijah Roberts, SMU  

41. T Logan Brown, Kansas  

42. C Seth McLaughlin, Ohio State 

43. HB Trevor Etienne, Georgia 

44. HB Jaydon Blue, Texas 

45. HB Brashard Smith, SMU 

46. HB Jarquez Hunter, Auburn 

47. ED Tyler Baron, Miami (FL) 

48. ED Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins, Georgia 

49. DI Rylie Mills, Notre Dame 

50. DI Deone Walker, Kentucky 

51. WR Isaiah Bond, Texas  

52. WR Tez Johnson, Oregon 

53. QB Kyle McCord, Syracuse  

54. S Malachi Moore, Alabama  

55. S Jaylen Reed Penn St 

56. S Sebastian Castro, Iowa 

57. T Chase Lundt, Connecticut 

58. HB Bhayshul Tuten, Virginia Tech 

59. HB Jordan James, Oregon 

60. DI Aeneas Peebles, Virginia Tech 

61. DI  Cam Jackson, Florida 

62. DL Ty Hamilton Ohio St 

63. ED Que Robinson, Alabama  

64. ED Antwaun Powell-Ryland, Va. Tech  

65. WR Jaylin Lane, Virginia Tech 

66. TE Mitchell Evans, Notre Dame  

67. LB Jack Kiser, Notre Dame 

68. LB Cody Simon, Ohio State  

69. OT Jalen Travis Iowa St  

70. CB/S Zy Alexander, LSU 

71. CB Denzel Burke, Ohio State 

72. S R.J. Mickens, Clemson

73. CB Zah Frazier UTSA  

74. CB Robert Longerbeam, Rutgers 

75. S/CB Jordan Hancock, Ohio State 

76. CB Bilhal Kone W Mich 

77. S Craig Woodson, California 

78. QB Riley Leonard, Notre Dame 

79. LB Shemar James, Florida 

80. WR Dont'e Thornton Jr., Tennessee 

81. ED Ahmed Hassanein, Boise State 

82. ED Jah Joyner, Minnesota 

83. ED Kaimon Rucker, North Carolina 

84. DI Tonka Hemingway, SCarolina  

85. MLB Kobe King, Penn State 

86. HB LeQuint Allen, Syracuse  

87. HB Kalel Mullings, Michigan 

88. HB Kyle Monangai, Rutgers 

89. HB Ollie Gordon, Oklahoma St 

90. T/G Ajani Cornelius, Oregon 

91. G/T Bryce Cabeldue Kansas 

92. G Luke Kandra, Cincinnati 

93. G Jackson Slater, Sac.  St.

94. C Drew Kendall, Boston College 

95. TE Jackson Hawes, Georgia Te. 

96. HB  Woody Marks, USC 

97. HB Tahj Brooks, Texas Tech   

98. HB Raheim Sanders, SCarolina 

99. TE Jake Briningstool, Clemson 

100. LB Teddye Buchanan, California

101. ED/OLB Collin Oliver, Ok State 

102. OT Myles Hinton Mich 

103. S Maxen Hook Toledo 

104. CB Mello Dotson, Kansas 

105. CB Korie Black Ok St     

106. CB Alijah Huzzie, North Carolina 

107. QB Kurtis Rourke, Indiana 

108. WR KeAndre Lambert-Smith, Auburn 

109. WR Nick Nash, San Jose State  

110. WR Chimere Dike, Florida 

111. WR Konata Mumpfield Pitt 

112. WR Andrew Armstrong Arkansas 

113. ED Fadil  Diggs, Syracuse

114. DT Jared Harrison Hunte SMU

115. NT Jay Toia UCLA 

116. DI Tim Smith, Alabama 

117. LB Cody Lindenberg, Minnesota 

118. LB Kain Medrano, UCLA 

119. T Hollin Pierce, Rutgers 

120. T Carson Vinson, Alabama A&M  

121. T Jack Nelson, Wisconsin 

122. G/C Joshua Gray, Oregon State  

123. G Garrett Dellinger LSU 

124. G Clay Webb, Jacksonville State 

125. CB Jason Marshall Jr., Florida 

126. CB Mac McWilliams, UCF 

127. S Dan Jackson, Georgia 

128. CB/S Tommi Hill, Nebraska 

129. S Hunter Wohler, Wisconsin 

130. DI Cam Horsley, Boston College 

131. LB Jalen McLeod Auburn  

132. WR Ricky White, UNLV 

133. WR Elijhah Badger, Florida 

134. WR Sam Brown, Miami (FL)  

135. TE Benjamin Yurosek, Georgia 

136. TE Jalin Conyers, Texas Tech 

137. TE Thomas Fidone II, Nebraska 

138. TE Oronde Gadsden Syracuse 

139. TE CJ Dippre, Alabama  

140. RB Corey Kiner UC  

141. T Brandon Crenshaw-Dickson,Florida 

142. G/C Willie Lampkin, North Carolina 

143. C Jonah Monheim, USC 

144. C Jake Majors, Texas 

145. G Joe Huber Wisc  

146. DI Zeek Biggers, Georgia Tech 

147. S Malik Verdon Iowa St 

148. QB Max Brosmer, Minnesota 

149. DL Yahya Black Iowa 

150. ED R.J. Oben, Notre Dame 

151. DI Simeon Barrow Jr., Miami (FL) 

152. DI Junior Tafuna, Utah 

153. DI Howard Cross III, Notre Dame 

154. DI Nazir Stackhouse, Georgia  

155. TE Luke Lachey, Iowa 

156. TE Gavin Bartholomew Pitt

157. LB Eugene Asante, Auburn 

158. LB Jay Higgins, Iowa 

159. S Kitan Crawford, Nevada  

160. S Rayuan Lane Navy  

161. S Marques Sigle, Kansas State 

162. WR Kobe Hudson, UCF  

163. WR Arian Smith UGA 

164. WR Jimmy Horn Jr., Colorado 

165. HB Ja'Quinden Jackson, Arkansas 

166. HB Marcus Yarns, Delaware  

167. HB Phil Mafah Clem 

168. HB Donovan Edwards, Michigan  

169. G/T Xavier Truss, Georgia 

170. G Connor Colby, Iowa  

171. TE Moliki Matavao, UCLA  

172. Edge Elijah Ponder Cal Poly 

173. CB O'Donnell Fortune, South Carolina 

174. CB Fentrell Cypress II, Florida State 

175. CB Marcus Harris Cal 

176. LB Karene Reid, Utah  

177. LB Jamon Dumas-Johnson, UK 

178. WR Kaden Prather, Maryland 

179. WR Bru McCoy, Tennessee  

180. WR Jordan Watkins Ole Miss 

181. WR Antwane Wells  Mississippi 

182. WR Theo Wease, Missouri 

183. WR LaJohntay Wester, Colo 

184. WR Ja’Corey Brooks Louisville 

185. WR Isaiah Neyor Neb 

186. HB JacoryCroskey-Merritt AZ 

187. S Dante Trader Jr., Maryland 

188. QB Brady Cook, Missouri 

189. QB Graham Mertz, Florida 

190. QB Seth Henigan, Memphis 

191. ED Ethan Downs, Oklahoma 

192. T/G John Williams, Cincinnati 

193. OT/G Branson Taylor Pitt 

194. G Tyler Cooper, Minnesota 

195. G Marcus Wehr, Montana State 

196. C Eli Cox UK 

197. WR Will Sheppard, Colorado 

198. WR Roc Taylor, Memphis 

199. WR Da'Quan Felton, Virginia Tech 

200. WR Efton Chism III, Eastern Washington