Because it's handy to have them all in one place.
FIRST ROUND
1. Detroit - Matthew Stafford, Georgia
3. Kansas City - Tyson Jackson, LSU
6. Cincinnati - Andre Smith, Alabama
12. Denver - Knowshon Moreno, Georgia
18. Denver - Robert Ayers, Tennessee
22. Minnesota - Percy Harvin, Florida
23. Baltimore - Michael Oher, Ole Miss
24. Atlanta - Peria Jerry, Ole Miss
SECOND ROUND
50. Denver - Mohamed Massaquoi, Georgia
62. Tennessee - Sen'Derrick Marks, Auburn
THIRD ROUND
74. San Francisco - Glen Coffee, Alabama
77. Houston - Antoine Caldwell, Alabama
84. Pittsburgh - Mike Wallace, Ole Miss
86. Minnesota - Asher Allen, Georgia
89. Tennessee - Jared Cook, South Carolina
92. Indianapolis - Jerraud Powers, Auburn
93. Carolina - Corvey Irvin, Georgia
95. Arizona - Rashad Johnson, Alabama
FOURTH ROUND
106. Cincinnati - Jonathan Luigs, Arkansas
119. Chicago - D.J. Moore, Vanderbilt
124. Oakland - Louis Murphy, Florida
133. San Diego - Tyronne Green, Auburn
FIFTH ROUND
141. Denver - Kenny McKinley, South Carolina
145. Green Bay - Quinn Johnson, LSU
150. Minnesota - Jasper Brinkley, South Carolina
153. Philadelphia - Cornelius Ingram, Florida
162. Green Bay - Jamon Meredith, South Carolina
167. Arizona - Herman Johnson, LSU
SIXTH ROUND
182. Green Bay - Jarius Wynn, Georgia
207. New England - Myron Pryor, Kentucky
SEVENTH ROUND
216. Carolina - Captain Munnerlyn, South Carolina
219. San Francisco - Curtis Taylor, LSU
224. San Diego - Demitrius Byrd, LSU
231. Minnesota - Jamarca Sanford, Ole Miss
238. NY Giants - Stoney Woodson, South Carolina
244. San Francisco - Ricky Jean-Francois, LSU
256. Kansas City - Ryan Succop, South Carolina
FREE AGENCY
Atlanta - John Parker Wilson
NOTE
Alabama and Florida, last year's two division winners, had just four and three players taken out of pools of eight and seven players mentioned as potential picks by ESPN.com.
For comparison, South Carolina had seven players drafted from a pool of 13 and Georgia had six taken from a pool of 13. To give you an idea of how good a player must be to be in one of these pools, colleges like Southwestern Assemblies of God and St. Cloud State were considered to have someone who was a potential pick.
In other words, the two reigning divisional overlords didn't lose that much. If Greg McElroy can nail down the starting quarterbacking role at Bama and Florida can fill in for the two and a half offensive line starters that are gone, we're staring down the barrel of a rematch in Atlanta next December.