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The New York Jets had four picks in the 2010 NFL Draft.
These are the players they selected:
- Round 1 - Kyle Wilson - cornerback
- Round 2 - Vladimir Ducasse - offensive tackle
- Round 4 - Joe McKnight - running back
- Round 5 - John Conner - fullback
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How many draft picks did the Pittsburgh Steelers have in 2011?
The Steelers had seven picks in the 2011 NFL Draft.
How many draft picks do the Buffalo Bills have in 2012?
5
How many draft picks does the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have in 2011?
they had 8 picks in the 2011 draft sports media 101
How many draft picks do the chiefs have 2011?
7
How many picks do the suns have in the 2011 draft?
1
How many picks do the jazz get for NBA draft?
They got 2 in the 2011 NBA Draft.
How many draft picks to the cavaliers have in the 2011 NBA Draft?
They have 2. Their own 2011 pick and the LA Clippers 2011 first round pick. They also have 2 first round picks in the 2012 and 2013 draft.
How many draft picks do the Jaguars have in the 2011 draft?
Jaguars have 10 picks in the 2011 draft. They have 6 original picks (traded a pick for Smiley) but then they got two 7th rounders (Reggie Nelson and Anthony Smith) a 5th rounder (Quentin Groves) and the Saints did a draft day trade last year which got the Jags their 2011 4th round pick. That equals the Jaguars to 10 picks this year in the draft.
How many draft picks do the cowboys have for 2011?
The Cowboys have eight picks overall in the 2011 National Football League college draft. They have one pick each in Rounds 1 through 6 and two selections in Round 7.
How many draft picks do the saints have in the 2011 draft?
They have their regular 7 picks. But last offseason they traded a player to the Redskins for an extra pick. So they will be probably drafting 8 or 9 players.
How many draft picks did the Pittsburgh Steelers have in the 2010 draft?
The Steelers had ten picks in the 2010 NFL Draft.
How many draft picks did the Pittsburgh Steelers have in the 2009 draft?
The Steelers had nine picks in the 2009 NFL Draft.
