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Revision as of 19:20, 6 May 2013

The 2013 CFL Draft will take place on Monday, May 6, 2013 at 12:00 PM ET on TSN.[1] 60 players will be chosen from among eligible players from Canadian Universities across the country, as well as Canadian players playing in the NCAA.

The Ottawa expansion team was scheduled to pick last in the first four rounds of the 2012 CFL Draft, with selections being limited to NCAA redshirt juniors.[2] Due to stadium delays, Ottawa will join the Canadian Football League in 2014, and will participate in this year's draft instead.[3][4][5] The draft will also expand to seven rounds this year for the first time since 1996, with the CFL citing stronger Canadian talent as a reason for the expansion.[6]

The first two rounds will be broadcast live on TSN with CFL Commissioner Mark Cohon announcing each selection. The production will be hosted by Rod Black and will feature the CFL on TSN panel which includes Duane Forde, Chris Schultz, Paul LaPolice, Dave Naylor, Stefan Ptaszek, Brian Dobie, and Danny Maciocia who will analyze the teams' needs and picks.[7]

Top prospects

A total of 55 Canadian prospects participated in the 2013 CFL Combine. The official CFL Scouting Bureau rankings are listed below.[8]

NCAA Redshirt Juniors ^
Final
Ranking[9] 		December
Ranking[10] 		September
Ranking[11] 		Player Position College
1 1 3 Boseko Lokombo^ Linebacker Oregon
2 4 1 Stefan Charles Defensive lineman Regina
3 3 2 Linden Gaydosh Defensive lineman Calgary
4 2 4 Matt Sewell Offensive lineman McMaster
5 6 - Andy Mulumba Defensive lineman Eastern Michigan
6 10 14 Nolan MacMillan^ Offensive lineman Iowa
7 5 10 Ben D'Aguilar Defensive end McMaster
8 11 9 Brett Jones Offensive lineman Regina
9 9 - Brent Urban^ Defensive lineman Virginia
10 14 - Mike Edem Linebacker Calgary
11 - - Seydou Junior Haidara Wide receiver Laval
12 7 6 Corey Watman Offensive lineman Eastern Michigan
13 8 7 Jesse Joseph^ Defensive end Connecticut
14 - - Connor Williams^ Defensive lineman Utah State
15 - 13 Brander Craighead^ Offensive lineman Texas at El Paso
- 12 11 Stephen Alli^ Wide receiver Florida
- 13 5 Steven Lumbala Running back Calgary
- 15 8 Kalonji Kashama^ Defensive end Eastern Michigan
- - 12 Elie Ngoyi Defensive lineman Bishop's
- - 15 Yannick Morin-Plante Wide receiver Laval

Trades

In the explanations below, (D) denotes trades that took place during the draft, while (PD) indicates trades completed pre-draft.

Round one

Round two

  • Saskatchewan → Calgary (PD). Saskatchewan traded this selection and a third round pick in the 2012 CFL Draft to Calgary for a second round pick in the 2012 CFL Draft and a fifth round pick in the 2012 CFL Draft.[13]
  • Edmonton → BC (PD). Edmonton traded this selection and a second round pick in the 2014 CFL Draft to BC for Mike Reilly and a second round pick in this year's draft.[14]
  • BC → Edmonton (PD). BC traded this selection and Mike Reilly to BC for a second round pick in this year's draft and a second round pick in the 2014 CFL Draft.[14]
  • Hamilton → Edmonton (PD). Hamilton traded this selection and a third round pick in this year's draft to Edmonton for a second round pick in this year's draft and the rights to Hasan Hazime.[15]
  • Edmonton → Hamilton (PD). Edmonton traded this selection and the rights to Hasan Hazime to Hamilton for a second round pick in this year's draft and a third round pick in this year's draft.[16]

Round three

  • Edmonton → BC (PD). Edmonton traded this selection to BC for Jerome Messam. This pick was originally a fifth round selection, but it was upgraded to round three.[17][13]
  • Hamilton → Edmonton (PD). Hamilton traded this selection and a second round pick in this year's draft to Edmonton for a second round pick in this year's draft and the rights to Hasan Hazime.[15]
  • Toronto → Edmonton (PD). Toronto traded this selection to Edmonton for two fifth round picks in this year's draft and Jermaine Reid.[18]

Round four

Round five

  • Winnipeg → Saskatchewan (PD). Winnipeg traded this selection and Odell Willis to Saskatchewan for a second and fourth round pick in the 2012 CFL Draft.[21][13]
  • Calgary → Hamilton (PD). Calgary traded this selection and Milton Collins to Hamilton for a fourth round pick in this year's draft and Jadon Wagner.[16]
  • Edmonton → Saskatchewan (PD). Edmonton traded this selection and Greg Carr to Saskatchewan for the playing rights to Matthew O'Donnell and a fourth round pick in this year's draft.[19]
  • Saskatchewan → Edmonton (PD). Saskatchewan traded two fifth round selections to Edmonton for Brody McKnight and a sixth round pick in this year's draft.[22]
  • Edmonton → Toronto (PD). Edmonton traded two fifth round selections and Jermaine Reid to Toronto for a third round pick in this year's draft.[18]

Round six

  • Edmonton → Montreal (PD). Edmonton traded this selection and a sixth round pick in the 2012 CFL Draft to Montreal for Dylan Steenbergen.[23]
  • Saskatchewan → Edmonton (PD). Saskatchewan traded this selection to Edmonton for left tackle Xavier Fulton.[24]
  • Montreal → Edmonton (PD). Montreal traded this selection to Edmonton for Jerome Messam.[25]
  • Edmonton → Saskatchewan (PD). Edmonton traded this selection and Brody McKnight to Saskatchewan for two fifth round picks in this year's draft.[22]
  • Edmonton → Calgary (PD). Edmonton traded this selection to Calgary for a sixth round pick in this year's draft and Junius Coston.[26][13]
  • Calgary → Edmonton (PD). Calgary traded this selection and Junius Coston to Edmonton for a sixth round pick in this year's draft.[26][13]

Round one

Pick # CFL Team Player Position College
1 Hamilton Tiger-Cats Linden Gaydosh DT Calgary
2 Winnipeg Blue Bombers Andy Mulumba DE Eastern Michigan
3 Montreal Alouettes (via Edmonton[12]) Mike Edem LB Calgary
4 Saskatchewan Roughriders Corey Watman OL Eastern Michigan
5 Montreal Alouettes Steven Lumbala RB Calgary
6 BC Lions Hunter Steward OL Liberty
7 Calgary Stampeders Brander Craighead OL UTEP
8 Toronto Argonauts Matt Sewell OL McMaster
9 Ottawa expansion team Nolan MacMillan OL Iowa

Round two

Pick # CFL Team Player Position College
10 Edmonton Eskimos (via Hamilton[15]) Stefan Charles DT Regina
11 Winnipeg Blue Bombers Kristopher Robertson DB Concordia
12 BC Lions (via Edmonton[14]) Seydou Junior Haidara WR Laval
13 Calgary Stampeders (via Saskatchewan[13]) Ben D'Aguilar DE McMaster
14 Montreal Alouettes Hosam Shahin DT Rice
15 Hamilton Tiger-Cats (via Edmonton[15] via BC[14]) Brent Urban DL Virginia
16 Calgary Stampeders Brett Jones OL Regina
17 Toronto Argonauts Jermaine Gabriel DB Bishop's
18 Ottawa expansion team Connor Williams DE Utah State

Round three

Pick # CFL Team Player Position College
19 Hamilton Tiger-Cats Carl-Olivier Prime LB Wagner College
20 Winnipeg Blue Bombers Carl Fitzgerald WR Saint Mary's
21 BC Lions (via Edmonton[17]) Boseko Lokombo LB Oregon
22 Toronto Argonauts (via Saskatchewan) Natey Adjei WR Buffalo
23 Montreal Alouettes Jesse Joseph DE Connecticut
24 Edmonton Eskimos (via Hamilton[15] via BC) Kyle Norris LB Saint Mary's
25 Calgary Stampeders Yannick Morin Plante WR Laval
26 Edmonton Eskimos (via Toronto[18]) Christopher Mercer OL Regina
27 Ottawa expansion team Kalonji Kashama DE Eastern Michigan

Round four

Pick # CFL Team Player Position College
28 Calgary Stampeders (via Hamilton[16]) Charlie Power WR Saskatchewan
29 Winnipeg Blue Bombers Michael DiCroce WR McMaster
30 Montreal Alouettes (via Edmonton[12]) Nicolas Boulay LB Sherbrooke
31 Edmonton Eskimos (via Saskatchewan[19]) Jorgen Hus LB Regina
32 Montreal Alouettes Michael Klassen DL Calgary
33 BC Lions Matt McGarva DB Windsor
34 Calgary Stampeders Taylor Servais OL Ottawa
35 Hamilton Tiger-Cats (via Toronto[20]) Simon Le Marquand WR Ottawa
36 Ottawa expansion team Tyler Digby TE Robert Morris

Round five

Pick # CFL Team Player Position College
37 Hamilton Tiger-Cats Isaac Dell FB Wilfred Laurier
38 Saskatchewan Roughriders (via Winnipeg[21]) Matt Vonk OL Waterloo
39 Saskatchewan Roughriders (via Toronto via Edmonton[18] via Saskatchewan[22] via Edmonton[19]) Alex Anthony WR Wilfred Laurier
40 Saskatchewan Roughriders (via Toronto via Edmonton[18] via Saskatchewan[22]) Levi Steinhauer DL Saskatchewan
41 Montreal Alouettes Jake Piotrowski OL Guelph
42 BC Lions Matthew Albright OL Saint Mary's
43 Hamilton Tiger-Cats (via Calgary[16]) Neil King DB Saint Mary's
44 Saskatchewan Roughriders (via Toronto) Spencer Moore TE McMaster

Round six

Pick # CFL Team Player Position College
45 Hamilton Tiger-Cats Michael Daly DB McMaster
46 Winnipeg Blue Bombers Stephen Alli WR Florida
47 Montreal Alouettes (via Edmonton[23]) Simon Legare OL Montreal
48 Calgary Stampeders (via Edmonton[26] via Saskatchewan[24]) Shane Bergman OL Western
49 Saskatchewan Roughriders (via Edmonton[22] via Montreal[25]) Thomas Spoletini LB Calgary
50 BC Lions Matt Walker DB UBC
51 Edmonton Eskimos (via Calgary[26]) Elie Ngoyi DE Bishop's
52 Toronto Argonauts Michael Di Domenico OL Tarleton State

Round seven

Pick # CFL Team Player Position College
53 Hamilton Tiger-Cats
54 Winnipeg Blue Bombers
55 Edmonton Eskimos
56 Saskatchewan Roughriders
57 Montreal Alouettes
58 BC Lions
59 Calgary Stampeders
60 Toronto Argonauts

References

  1. ^ CFL’s key 2013 dates
  2. ^ http://www.cfl.ca/article/expansion-draft-plan-approved Expansion Draft plan approved
  3. ^ CFL in Ottawa on track for the 2014 season
  4. ^ Ottawa Returning to the Canadian Football League
  5. ^ Draft Tracker
  6. ^ CFL Draft expanded to seven rounds
  7. ^ "TSN, TSN.ca to broadcast CFL draft on Monday". tsn.ca. 2013-05-02. Retrieved 2012-05-02.
  8. ^ CFL Scouting Bureau releases September rankings, Canadian Football League, 19 September 2012, retrieved 19 September 2012.
  9. ^ CFL Scouting Bureau - April 2013
  10. ^ CFL Scouting Bureau - December 2012
  11. ^ CFL Scouting Bureau - September 2012
  12. ^ a b c d Als acquire Schiavone, pair of draft picks from Esks
  13. ^ a b c d e f g Draft Facts: Everything you need heading into Monday
  14. ^ a b c d Eskimos acquire QB Reilly from Lions
  15. ^ a b c d e Tiger-Cats and Eskimos swap draft picks
  16. ^ a b c d e Tiger-Cats and Eskimos swap draft picks Cite error: The named reference "Collins" was defined multiple times with different content (see the help page).
  17. ^ a b Esks continue to deal during pre-season
  18. ^ a b c d e Eskimos ship DT Jermaine Reid to Boatmen
  19. ^ a b c d Traded In: Carr dealt to Roughriders
  20. ^ a b Argos trade for Maurice Mann
  21. ^ a b The new Mayor in town: Riders acquire DE Willis
  22. ^ a b c d e Another deal: Esks ship McKnight to Riders for picks
  23. ^ a b Esks acquire OL Steenbergen from Als
  24. ^ a b Riders acquire Fulton from Esks
  25. ^ a b Esks deal Messam to Alouettes for draft pick
  26. ^ a b c d Esks, Stamps agree to pre-season trade


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