Starting times
The 2011 NFL Draft will begin at 8 p.m. on Thursday, April 28 with round one. Rounds two and three are scheduled to begin Friday, April 29 at 6 p.m., and the draft concludes with rounds 4-7 on Saturday, April 30 beginning at noon.
Teams are allotted 10 minutes for picks in round one, seven minutes each in rounds two and three and five minutes for each selection in rounds three through seven.
The first round is expected to conclude by approximately 11:30 p.m. In 2010, the first round consumed three hours and 28 minutes. The second and third rounds will conclude on Friday by approximately 10:15 p.m. The second and third rounds took four hours and six minutes in 2010. The draft will concluded at approximately 7:15 p.m. on Saturday with the final four rounds. Rounds four through seven took seven hours and eight minutes in 2010.
Jaguars Radio Network/jaguars.com
Jaguars Radio will broadcast live on Thursday, April 28 from EverBank Field beginning at 7:30 p.m. until 10:30 p.m. with Brian Sexton, Jeff Lageman, Cole Pepper and John Oehser on WOKV 690 AM and 106.5 FM. Following the Jaguars' first pick, the group will have exclusive live interviews with general manager Gene Smith, head coach Jack Del Rio and the first round pick. Extensive coverage of the 2011 NFL Draft will be provided throughout the draft at jaguars.com.
Round by round
There are seven rounds in this year's draft which will result in 254 players being drafted including 32 compensatory picks. The Jaguars were not awarded a compensatory pick in the 2011 draft. The first round contains 32 picks. New England (17th, 28th) has two selections in the first round. Oakland does not have a first-round selection.
Did you know?
The Jaguars have selected a player in all seven rounds only once (2009) in the last five years.
Breaking down first round picks
The Jaguars enter the first round of the draft on Thursday with the 16thoverall pick. It marks the first time since 2007 the club is not scheduled to have a top-10 pick.
The pick will be the team's 19thoverall first round selection and the club has drafted in the following manner: four defensive tackles, three wide receivers, two safeties, two running backs, two offensive linemen, one linebacker, one quarterback, one cornerback, one defensive end, one tight end.
Here is a breakdown of the Jaguars' first round picks: 1995 (Tony Boselli, James Stewart), 1996 (Kevin Hardy), 1997 (Renaldo Wynn), 1998 (Fred Taylor, Donovin Darius), 1999 (Fernando Bryant), 2000 (R. Jay Soward), 2001 (Marcus Stroud), 2002 (John Henderson), 2003 (Byron Leftwich), 2004 (Reggie Williams), 2005 (Matt Jones), 2006 (Marcedes Lewis), 2007 (Reggie Nelson), 2008 (Derrick Harvey), 2009 (Eugene Monroe), 2010 (Tyson Alualu).
Players chosen with 16thpick
When a team chooses a player with their first round pick, the expectations are immediately placed on the player to play a major role as a rookie, if not a starting role. There have been several players selected with the 16thoverall pick since 1980 that have done more than that.
Twelve of the 31 players went on to make the Pro Bowl including the NFL's all-time leading receiver, Jerry Rice (1985), and arguably the NFL's top safety in Troy Polamalu (2003). The Titans owned the 16thoverall pick in 2010 and selected defensive end Derrick Morgan. The last six players picked 16thoverall were defensive players.
YEAR
PLAYER
COLLEGE
NFL TEAM
1980
G Jim Ritcher
N.C. State
Buffalo
1981
WR Mark Nichols
San Jose State
Detroit
1982
T Luis Sharpe
UCLA
St. Louis
1983
DT Mike Pitts
Alabama
Atlanta
1984
NT Pete Koch
Maryland
Cincinnati
1985
WR Jerry Rice
Miss. Valley St.
San Francisco
1986
RB Ronnie Harmon
Iowa
Buffalo
1987
DE John Bosa
Boston College
Miami
1988
DE Eric Kumerow
Ohio State
Miami
1989
WR Hart Lee Dykes
Oklahoma State
New England
1990
DB James Williams
Fresno State
Buffalo
1991
QB Dan McGwire
San Diego State
Seattle
1992
DT Chester McGlockton
Clemson
L.A. Raiders
1993
WR Sean Dawkins
California
Indianapolis
1994
G Aaron Taylor
Notre Dame
Green Bay
1995
DE Hugh Douglas
Central St. (OH)
N.Y. Jets
1996
LB Duane Clemons
California
Minnesota
1997
WR Reidel Anthony
Florida
Tampa Bay
1998
WR Kevin Dyson
Utah
Tennessee
1999
DE Jevon Kearse
Florida
Tennessee
2000
LB Julian Peterson
Michigan State
San Francisco
2001
WR Santana Moss
Miami (FL)
N.Y. Jets
2002
RB William Green
Boston College
Cleveland
2003
DB Troy Polamalu
Southern Cal.
Pittsburgh
2004
T Shawn Andrews
Arkansas
Philadelphia
2005
DT Travis Johnson
Florida State
Houston
2006
DB Jason Allen
Tennessee
Miami
2007
DT Justin Harrell
Tennessee
Green Bay
2008
CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie
Tennessee State
Arizona
2009
DE Larry English
Northern Illinois
San Diego
2010
DE Derrick Morgan
Georgia Tech
Tennessee
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Jaguars all-time draft by position
Defensive linemen (27), offensive linemen (21), wide receivers (19), linebackers (18), running backs (15), safeties (13), cornerbacks (12), tight ends (5), quarterbacks (4), placekickers (2), punters (2), long snapper (1), return specialist (1).