April 12, 2008

2003
1. QB Byron Leftwich (1-7)
2. DB Rashean Mathis (2-39)
3. OG Vince Manuwai (3-72)
4. TE George Wrighster (4-104)
5. RB LaBrandon Toefield (4-132)
6. DE Brandon Green (6-176)
7. S David Young (6-179)
8. OT Marques Ogden (6-193)
9. FB Malaefou MacKenzie (7-218)

2004
1. WR Reggie Williams (1-9)
2. LB Daryl Smith (2-39)
3. RB Greg Jones (2-55)
4. LB Jorge Cordova (3-86)
5. DT Anthony Maddox (4-118)
6. WR Ernest Wilford (4-120)
7. PK Josh Scobee (5-137)
8. CB Chris Thompson (5-150)
9. OT Sean Bubin (5-159)
10. DE Bobby McCray (7-249)

2005
1. WR Matt Jones (1-21)
2. OT Khalif Barnes (2-52)
3. CB Scott Starks (3-87)
4. RB Alvin Pearman (4-127)
5. S Gerald Sensabaugh (5-157)
6. WR Chad Owens (6-185)
7. LB Pat Thomas (6-194)
8. CB Chris Roberson (7-237)

2006
1. TE Marcedes Lewis (1-28)
2. RB Maurice Jones-Drew (2-60)
3. LB Clint Ingram (3-80)
4. LB Brent Hawkins (5-160)
5. DE James Wyche (7-213)
6. CB Dee Webb (7-236)

2007
1. S Reggie Nelson (1-21)
2. OLB Justin Durant (2-48)
3. WR Mike Walker (3-79)
4. P Adam Podlesh (4-101)
5. DE Brian Smith (4-113)
6. OG Uche Nwaneri (5-149)
7. S Josh Gattis (5-150)
8. DT Derek Landri (5-166)
9. WR John Broussard (7-229)
10. LB Chad Nkang (7-251)
11. OT Andrew Carnahan (7-252)

Still on roster during '07 season*: 28
Starters*: 12
Pro Bowlers: 1

Jack Del Rio’s last five draft classes are mostly bereft of elite talent but are rife with solid contributors. With the exception of 2005, each class has featured at least one player who has played a significant role in lifting the Jags up the NFL hierarchy. For the most part, their second-rounders have outplayed their first-rounders — Maurice Jones-Drew and Rashean Mathis were steals.

* — See Three- and five-year draft history for criteria in determining this number.

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