Sorry, the draft history table messed up on transfer here and I don't have the time to fix it. Just scroll down, there is some interesting stuff, at least to me. Go to the Cards site to see the table as it should be.
CARDINALS PREPARE FOR
2007 NFL DRAFT
Tempe, AZ – The Arizona Cardinals, who currently have the 5th overall selection in the first round, await the 2007 NFL Draft that will take place this Saturday and Sunday, April 28-29.
The NFL Draft begins at 9 a.m. (MST) on Saturday and continues until the completion of the first three rounds, then resumes at 8 a.m. (MST) on Sunday until its conclusion. For the second consecutive year, fans can follow the draft on two networks – ESPN/ESPN2 and NFL Network.
The Cardinals draft day media headquarters will be located in the media workroom at the team’s south Tempe training facility (8701 S. Hardy Dr). Arizona Cardinals Head Coach KEN WHISENHUNT, Vice President of Football Operations ROD GRAVES, and appropriate staff members will speak with the media following the Cards’ early round selections and throughout the draft weekend.
This will be the first draft for the tandem of Graves and Whisenhunt. Over the past three years, Graves has been instrumental in selecting players in the early rounds of the draft that will be counted on this year as key contributors. Last year QB Matt Leinart, G Deuce Lutui and TE Leonard Pope were selected, in 2005 CB Antrel Rolle, RB J.J. Arrington and CB Eric Green were picked, and in 2004 WR Larry Fitzgerald, LB Karlos Dansby, and DT Darnell Dockett were taken. Over the course of the last three draft classes, 18 of the 21 players selected are still on the Cardinals roster.
The Cardinals own six selections in the draft with one pick in each round except the sixth.
2007 Draft Party-The Arizona Cardinals Draft Party presented by Alltel will take place on Saturday, April 28 at University of Phoenix Stadium-Insight Club East from 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Fans will have the opportunity to meet Cardinals players, cheerleaders and mascot Big Red while watching the first day of the draft live. A breakfast buffet as well as concession stand offerings will be available and admission is free. A Kids Zone for children will be offered and Cardinals merchandise will be available for sale.
2007 NFL Draft Local Media Arrangements
Where: Cardinals Training Complex
When: Saturday, April 28 beginning at 9 a.m. (MST). The first three rounds will completed on Saturday by approximately 7 p.m. (MST) The draft resumes at 8 a.m. (MST) Sunday, April 29 for the final four rounds, ending by 3 p.m. (MST).
How: Each of the 32 NFL teams has 15 minutes to make its selection in the first round, 10 minutes in the second round, and five minutes per round thereafter. In 2006 the first round last 4 hours, 48 minutes. The entire draft lasted 16 hours and 31 minutes.
TV: The 2007 NFL Draft can be seen on both ESPN/ESPN2 and NFL Network.
Saturday, April 28: NFL Network: 9 AM-7 PM (MST)
ESPN: 9 AM-5 PM (MST) – ESPN2: 5-7 PM (MST)
Sunday, April 29: NFL Network 8 AM-3 PM (MST)
ESPN 8 AM-3 PM (MST)
2007 First-Round Selection Order (As of April 24, 2007)
1. Oakland 17. Jacksonville
2. Detroit 18. Cincinnati
3. Cleveland 19. Tennessee
4. Tampa Bay 20. New York Giants
5. ARIZONA 21. Denver
6. Washington 22. Dallas
7. Minnesota 23. Kansas City
8. Atlanta 24. New England
9. Miami 25. New York Jets
10. Houston 26. Philadelphia
11. San Francisco 27. New Orleans
12. Buffalo 28. New England
13. St. Louis 29. Baltimore
14. Carolina 30. San Diego
15. Pittsburgh 31. Chicago
16. Green Bay 32. Indianapolis
2007 Cardinals Draft Positions
Round 1: No. 5 (5th overall)
Round 2: No. 6 (38th overall)
Round 3: No. 5 (69th overall)
Round 4: No. 6 (105th overall)
Round 5: No. 5 (142nd overall)
Round 6: Traded to New England (Brandon Gorin)
Round 7: No. 5 (215th overall)
Past Cardinals First-Round Draft Choices (1960–06)
1960 George Izo, QB, Notre Dame
1985 Freddie Joe Nunn, LB, Mississippi (18)
1961 Ken Rice, T, Auburn
1986 Anthony Bell, LB, Michigan State (5)
1962 Fate Echols, T, Northwestern
1987 Kelly Stouffer, QB, Colorado State
Irv Goode, C, Kentucky
1988 Ken Harvey, LB, California (12)
1963 Jerry Stovall, DB, Louisiana State
1989 Eric Hill, LB, Louisiana State (10)
Don Brumm, DE, Purdue
Joe Wolf, G, Boston College (17)
1964 Ken Kortas, DT, Louisville
1990 None (Exercised in 1989 Supplemental
1965 Joe Namath, QB, Alabama
Draft for Timm Rosenbach, QB, Wash. St.)
1966 Carl McAdams, LB, Oklahoma
1991 Eric Swann, DL, No College (6)
1967 Dave Williams, WR, Washington (16)
1992 None (Traded to Miami in 1991 for
1968 MacArthur Lane, RB, Utah State (13)
Randal Hill, WR (Miami, Fla.)
1969 Roger Wehrli, DB, Missouri (19)
1993 Garrison Hearst, RB, Georgia (3)
1970 Larry Stegent, RB, Texas A&M (8)
Ernest Dye, T, South Carolina (18)
1971 Norm Thompson, DB, Utah (17)
1994 Jamir Miller, LB, UCLA (10)
1972 Bobby Moore, WR, Oregon (4)
1995 Traded to N.Y. Jets for Rob Moore, WR
1973 Dave Butz, DT, Purdue (5)
1996 Simeon Rice, DE, Illinois (3)
1974 J.V. Cain, TE, Colorado (7)
1997 Tom Knight, CB, Iowa (9)
1975 Tim Gray, CB, Texas A&M (21)
1998 Andre Wadsworth, DE, Florida State (2)
1976 Mike Dawson, DT, Arizona (22)
1999 David Boston, WR, Ohio State (8)
1977 Steve Pisarkiewicz, QB, Missouri (19)
L.J. Shelton, T, Eastern Michigan (21)
1978 Steve Little, P/K, Arkansas (15)
2000 Thomas Jones, RB, Virginia (7)
Ken Green, DB, Washington State (19)
2001 Leonard Davis, G, Texas (2)
1979 Ottis Anderson, RB, Miami, Fla. (8)
2002 Wendell Bryant, DT, Wisconsin (12)
1980 Curtis Greer, DE, Michigan (6)
2003 Bryant Johnson, WR, Penn State (17)
1981 E.J. Junior, LB, Alabama (5)
Calvin Pace, DE, Wake Forest (18)
1982 Luis Sharpe, T, UCLA (16)
2004 Larry Fitzgerald WR, Pittsburgh (3)
1983 Leonard Smith, DB, McNeese State (17)
2005 Antrel Rolle CB, Miami (6)
1984 Clyde Duncan, WR, Tennessee (17)
2006 Matt Leinart QB, USC (10)
CARDINALS PREPARE FOR
2007 NFL DRAFT
Tempe, AZ – The Arizona Cardinals, who currently have the 5th overall selection in the first round, await the 2007 NFL Draft that will take place this Saturday and Sunday, April 28-29.
The NFL Draft begins at 9 a.m. (MST) on Saturday and continues until the completion of the first three rounds, then resumes at 8 a.m. (MST) on Sunday until its conclusion. For the second consecutive year, fans can follow the draft on two networks – ESPN/ESPN2 and NFL Network.
The Cardinals draft day media headquarters will be located in the media workroom at the team’s south Tempe training facility (8701 S. Hardy Dr). Arizona Cardinals Head Coach KEN WHISENHUNT, Vice President of Football Operations ROD GRAVES, and appropriate staff members will speak with the media following the Cards’ early round selections and throughout the draft weekend.
This will be the first draft for the tandem of Graves and Whisenhunt. Over the past three years, Graves has been instrumental in selecting players in the early rounds of the draft that will be counted on this year as key contributors. Last year QB Matt Leinart, G Deuce Lutui and TE Leonard Pope were selected, in 2005 CB Antrel Rolle, RB J.J. Arrington and CB Eric Green were picked, and in 2004 WR Larry Fitzgerald, LB Karlos Dansby, and DT Darnell Dockett were taken. Over the course of the last three draft classes, 18 of the 21 players selected are still on the Cardinals roster.
The Cardinals own six selections in the draft with one pick in each round except the sixth.
2007 Draft Party-The Arizona Cardinals Draft Party presented by Alltel will take place on Saturday, April 28 at University of Phoenix Stadium-Insight Club East from 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Fans will have the opportunity to meet Cardinals players, cheerleaders and mascot Big Red while watching the first day of the draft live. A breakfast buffet as well as concession stand offerings will be available and admission is free. A Kids Zone for children will be offered and Cardinals merchandise will be available for sale.
2007 NFL Draft Local Media Arrangements
Where: Cardinals Training Complex
When: Saturday, April 28 beginning at 9 a.m. (MST). The first three rounds will completed on Saturday by approximately 7 p.m. (MST) The draft resumes at 8 a.m. (MST) Sunday, April 29 for the final four rounds, ending by 3 p.m. (MST).
How: Each of the 32 NFL teams has 15 minutes to make its selection in the first round, 10 minutes in the second round, and five minutes per round thereafter. In 2006 the first round last 4 hours, 48 minutes. The entire draft lasted 16 hours and 31 minutes.
TV: The 2007 NFL Draft can be seen on both ESPN/ESPN2 and NFL Network.
Saturday, April 28: NFL Network: 9 AM-7 PM (MST)
ESPN: 9 AM-5 PM (MST) – ESPN2: 5-7 PM (MST)
Sunday, April 29: NFL Network 8 AM-3 PM (MST)
ESPN 8 AM-3 PM (MST)
2007 First-Round Selection Order (As of April 24, 2007)
1. Oakland 17. Jacksonville
2. Detroit 18. Cincinnati
3. Cleveland 19. Tennessee
4. Tampa Bay 20. New York Giants
5. ARIZONA 21. Denver
6. Washington 22. Dallas
7. Minnesota 23. Kansas City
8. Atlanta 24. New England
9. Miami 25. New York Jets
10. Houston 26. Philadelphia
11. San Francisco 27. New Orleans
12. Buffalo 28. New England
13. St. Louis 29. Baltimore
14. Carolina 30. San Diego
15. Pittsburgh 31. Chicago
16. Green Bay 32. Indianapolis
2007 Cardinals Draft Positions
Round 1: No. 5 (5th overall)
Round 2: No. 6 (38th overall)
Round 3: No. 5 (69th overall)
Round 4: No. 6 (105th overall)
Round 5: No. 5 (142nd overall)
Round 6: Traded to New England (Brandon Gorin)
Round 7: No. 5 (215th overall)
Past Cardinals First-Round Draft Choices (1960–06)
1960 George Izo, QB, Notre Dame
1985 Freddie Joe Nunn, LB, Mississippi (18)
1961 Ken Rice, T, Auburn
1986 Anthony Bell, LB, Michigan State (5)
1962 Fate Echols, T, Northwestern
1987 Kelly Stouffer, QB, Colorado State
Irv Goode, C, Kentucky
1988 Ken Harvey, LB, California (12)
1963 Jerry Stovall, DB, Louisiana State
1989 Eric Hill, LB, Louisiana State (10)
Don Brumm, DE, Purdue
Joe Wolf, G, Boston College (17)
1964 Ken Kortas, DT, Louisville
1990 None (Exercised in 1989 Supplemental
1965 Joe Namath, QB, Alabama
Draft for Timm Rosenbach, QB, Wash. St.)
1966 Carl McAdams, LB, Oklahoma
1991 Eric Swann, DL, No College (6)
1967 Dave Williams, WR, Washington (16)
1992 None (Traded to Miami in 1991 for
1968 MacArthur Lane, RB, Utah State (13)
Randal Hill, WR (Miami, Fla.)
1969 Roger Wehrli, DB, Missouri (19)
1993 Garrison Hearst, RB, Georgia (3)
1970 Larry Stegent, RB, Texas A&M (8)
Ernest Dye, T, South Carolina (18)
1971 Norm Thompson, DB, Utah (17)
1994 Jamir Miller, LB, UCLA (10)
1972 Bobby Moore, WR, Oregon (4)
1995 Traded to N.Y. Jets for Rob Moore, WR
1973 Dave Butz, DT, Purdue (5)
1996 Simeon Rice, DE, Illinois (3)
1974 J.V. Cain, TE, Colorado (7)
1997 Tom Knight, CB, Iowa (9)
1975 Tim Gray, CB, Texas A&M (21)
1998 Andre Wadsworth, DE, Florida State (2)
1976 Mike Dawson, DT, Arizona (22)
1999 David Boston, WR, Ohio State (8)
1977 Steve Pisarkiewicz, QB, Missouri (19)
L.J. Shelton, T, Eastern Michigan (21)
1978 Steve Little, P/K, Arkansas (15)
2000 Thomas Jones, RB, Virginia (7)
Ken Green, DB, Washington State (19)
2001 Leonard Davis, G, Texas (2)
1979 Ottis Anderson, RB, Miami, Fla. (8)
2002 Wendell Bryant, DT, Wisconsin (12)
1980 Curtis Greer, DE, Michigan (6)
2003 Bryant Johnson, WR, Penn State (17)
1981 E.J. Junior, LB, Alabama (5)
Calvin Pace, DE, Wake Forest (18)
1982 Luis Sharpe, T, UCLA (16)
2004 Larry Fitzgerald WR, Pittsburgh (3)
1983 Leonard Smith, DB, McNeese State (17)
2005 Antrel Rolle CB, Miami (6)
1984 Clyde Duncan, WR, Tennessee (17)
2006 Matt Leinart QB, USC (10)
