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DRAFT TRACKER - 2013
SCOUTS INC.'S TOP 32 - 2013
| Location | Pittsburgh |
| Name | Panthers |
| Venue | Heinz Field |
| Conference | Big East |
| Founded | 1787 |
| Record | 6-6, 3-4 Big East |
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| PK(OVR) | TEAM | NAME |
| 1(1) | KAN | Eric Fisher (OT) |
| 2(2) | JAC | Luke Joeckel (OT) |
| 3(3) | MIA | Dion Jordan (OLB) |
| 4(4) | PHI | Lane Johnson (OT) |
| 5(5) | DET | Ezekiel Ansah (DE) |
| 6(6) | CLE | Barkevious Mingo (DE) |
| 7(7) | ARI | Jonathan Cooper (OG) |
| 8(8) | STL | Tavon Austin (WR) |
| 9(9) | NYJ | Dee Milliner (CB) |
| 10(10) | TEN | Chance Warmack (OG) |
| 11(11) | SDG | D.J. Fluker (OT) |
| 12(12) | OAK | D.J. Hayden (CB) |
| 13(13) | NYJ | Sheldon Richardson (DT) |
| 14(14) | CAR | Star Lotulelei (DT) |
| 15(15) | NOR | Kenny Vaccaro (S) |
| 16(16) | BUF | EJ Manuel (QB) |
| 17(17) | PIT | Jarvis Jones (OLB) |
| 18(18) | SFO | Eric Reid (S) |
| 19(19) | NYG | Justin Pugh (OT) |
| 20(20) | CHI | Kyle Long (OG) |
| 21(21) | CIN | Tyler Eifert (TE) |
| 22(22) | ATL | Desmond Trufant (CB) |
| 23(23) | MIN | Sharrif Floyd (DT) |
| 24(24) | IND | Bjoern Werner (DE) |
| 25(25) | MIN | Xavier Rhodes (CB) |
| 26(26) | GNB | Datone Jones (DE) |
| 27(27) | HOU | DeAndre Hopkins (WR) |
| 28(28) | DEN | Sylvester Williams (DT) |
| 29(29) | MIN | C. Patterson (WR) |
| 30(30) | STL | Alec Ogletree (ILB) |
| 31(31) | DAL | Travis Frederick (OC) |
| 32(32) | BAL | Matt Elam (S) |
| PK(OVR) | TEAM | NAME |
| 1(33) | JAC | Johnathan Cyprien (S) |
| 2(34) | TEN | Justin Hunter (WR) |
| 3(35) | PHI | Zach Ertz (TE) |
| 4(36) | DET | Darius Slay (CB) |
| 5(37) | CIN | Giovani Bernard (RB) |
| 6(38) | SDG | Manti Te'o (ILB) |
| 7(39) | NYJ | Geno Smith (QB) |
| 8(40) | SFO | C. Carradine (DE) |
| 9(41) | BUF | Robert Woods (WR) |
| 10(42) | OAK | Menelik Watson (OT) |
| 11(43) | TAM | Johnthan Banks (CB) |
| 12(44) | CAR | Kawann Short (DT) |
| 13(45) | ARI | Kevin Minter (ILB) |
| 14(46) | BUF | Kiko Alonso (ILB) |
| 15(47) | DAL | Gavin Escobar (TE) |
| 16(48) | PIT | Le'veon Bell (RB) |
| 17(49) | NYG | Johnathan Hankins (DT) |
| 18(50) | CHI | Jonathan Bostic (ILB) |
| 19(51) | WAS | David Amerson (CB) |
| 20(52) | NWE | Jamie Collins (OLB) |
| 21(53) | CIN | Margus Hunt (DE) |
| 22(54) | MIA | Jamar Taylor (CB) |
| 23(55) | SFO | Vance McDonald (TE) |
| 24(56) | BAL | Arthur Brown (OLB) |
| 25(57) | HOU | D.J. Swearinger (S) |
| 26(58) | DEN | Montee Ball (RB) |
| 27(59) | NWE | Aaron Dobson (WR) |
| 28(60) | ATL | Robert Alford (CB) |
| 29(61) | GNB | Eddie Lacy (RB) |
| 30(62) | SEA | Christine Michael (RB) |
| PK(OVR) | TEAM | NAME |
| 1(63) | KAN | Travis Kelce (TE) |
| 2(64) | JAC | Dwayne Gratz (CB) |
| 3(65) | DET | Larry Warford (OG) |
| 4(66) | OAK | Sio Moore (OLB) |
| 5(67) | PHI | Bennie Logan (DT) |
| 6(68) | CLE | Leon McFadden (CB) |
| 7(69) | ARI | Tyrann Mathieu (CB) |
| 8(70) | TEN | Blidi Wreh-Wilson (CB) |
| 9(71) | STL | T.J. McDonald (S) |
| 10(72) | NYJ | Brian Winters (OG) |
| 11(73) | TAM | Mike Glennon (QB) |
| 12(74) | DAL | Terrance Williams (WR) |
| 13(75) | NOR | Terron Armstead (OT) |
| 14(76) | SDG | Keenan Allen (WR) |
| 15(77) | MIA | Dallas Thomas (OG) |
| 16(78) | BUF | Marquise Goodwin (WR) |
| 17(79) | PIT | Markus Wheaton (WR) |
| 18(80) | DAL | J. J. Wilcox (S) |
| 19(81) | NYG | Damontre Moore (DE) |
| 20(82) | NOR | John Jenkins (DT) |
| 21(83) | NWE | Logan Ryan (CB) |
| 22(84) | CIN | Shawn Williams (S) |
| 23(85) | WAS | Jordan Reed (TE) |
| 24(86) | IND | Hugh Thornton (OG) |
| 25(87) | SEA | Jordan Hill (DT) |
| 26(88) | SFO | Corey Lemonier (DE) |
| 27(89) | HOU | Brennan Williams (OT) |
| 28(90) | DEN | Kayvon Webster (CB) |
| 29(91) | NWE | Duron Harmon (S) |
| 30(92) | STL | Stedman Bailey (WR) |
| 31(93) | MIA | Will Davis (CB) |
| 32(94) | BAL | Brandon Williams (DT) |
| 33(95) | HOU | Sam Montgomery (DE) |
| 34(96) | KAN | Knile Davis (RB) |
| 35(97) | TEN | Zaviar Gooden (OLB) |
| Player | Pos. | School | Grade |
| 1. L. Joeckel | OT | Texas A&M | 96 |
| 2. E. Fisher | OT | Central Michigan | 96 |
| 3. S. Lotulelei | DT | Utah | 95 |
| 4. D. Milliner | DC | Alabama | 95 |
| 5. S. Floyd | DT | Florida | 95 |
| 6. D. Jordan | OLB | Oregon | 95 |
| 7. L. Johnson | OT | Oklahoma | 95 |
| 8. E. Ansah | DE | Brigham Young | 95 |
| 9. C. Warmack | OG | Alabama | 95 |
| 10. J. Cooper | OG | North Carolina | 94 |
| 11. B. Mingo | DE | LSU | 93 |
| 12. T. Austin | WR | West Virginia | 93 |
| 13. T. Eifert | TE | Notre Dame | 93 |
| 14. S. Richardson | DT | Missouri | 93 |
| 15. K. Vaccaro | DS | Texas | 93 |
| 16. D. Fluker | OT | Alabama | 92 |
| 17. D. Hayden | DC | Houston | 92 |
| 18. S. Williams | DT | North Carolina | 92 |
| 19. A. Ogletree | ILB | Georgia | 92 |
| 20. J. Jones | OLB | Georgia | 91 |
| 21. M. Te'o | ILB | Notre Dame | 91 |
| 22. J. Pugh | OT | Syracuse | 91 |
| 23. B. Werner | DE | Florida State | 90 |
| 24. D. Jones | DE | UCLA | 90 |
| 25. J. Hunter | WR | Tennessee | 90 |
| 26. K. Long | OG | Oregon | 89 |
| 27. M. Elam | DS | Florida | 89 |
| 28. G. Smith | QB | West Virginia | 89 |
| 29. C. Patterson | WR | Tennessee | 89 |
| 30. M. Watson | OT | Florida State | 89 |
| 31. C. Carradine | DE | Florida State | 89 |
| 32. R. Woods | WR | USC | 88 |
Overview
The Pittsburgh Panthers, commonly referred to as the Pitt Panthers, are the athletic teams of University of Pittsburgh. The university is a member of the Big East Conference, Eastern Wrestling League, East Atlantic Gymnastics League, and Eastern College Athletic Conference. Pitt fields 17 varsity teams at the highest level of competitive collegiate athletics in the United States, NCAA Division I. Recently, ESPN.com used the Sagarin system to rate universities based on the strength of their performance in football and men's basketball over the course of the last five years. Pitt was tied for 10th as one of the nation's top two-sport schools. In another recent ranking, an all-sports ranking done by Sports Illustrated on Campus, Pitt was ranked 17th among all of the country's universities in terms of the overall strength of its athletic program. Pitt is one of only five current NCAA Division 1A schools to have won multiple national championships in both football (5) and basketball (2).
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