The 2012 NFL supplemental draft has come and gone, and Baylor receiver Josh Gordon, going to the Browns with a second-round pick, was the only player selected.
That’s not a big surprise, as Gordon was the only player who looked like a slam-dunk pick. Former TCU running back Ed Wesley was generally considered the second-best player in this year’s supplemental draft, but after he measured 5-foot-8 and weighed 196 pounds, and ran the 40-yard dash in 4.7 seconds, we weren’t expecting him to be selected.
Wesley will now be free to sign with any team as an undrafted free agent, as will the other six prospects who were available in this year’s supplemental draft: Boise State defensive back Quaylon Ewing, Syracuse running back Adam Harris, Iowa State tackle Adrian Haughton, Carson-Newman linebacker Larry Lumpkin, Georgia defensive end Montez Robinson and McMurray wide receiver Houston Tuminello.
The order of the supplemental draft was determined by a lottery held just before the draft began. That order is below.
1. Buffalo
2. Cleveland
3. Tampa Bay
4. Miami
5. St. Louis
6. Minnesota
7. Washington
8. Jacksonville
9. Indianapolis
10. Carolina
11. Philadelphia
12. San Diego
13. Tennessee
14. Oakland
15. Arizona
16. Kansas City
17. Seattle
18. Chicago
19. New York Jets
20. Dallas
21. San Francisco
22. Houston
23. Pittsburgh
24. Atlanta
25. Cincinnati
26. Baltimore
27. New England
28. New Orleans
29. Green Bay
30. Denver
31. Detroit
32. New York Giants
