Aussies Jesse Williams and Brad Wing miss out on selection in first round of NFL Draft Jesse Williams is hoping to be drafted into the NFL today. Picture: David E. Klutho. Australian Brad Wing talks with reporters. Picture: Dave Martin Source: AP AUSSIES Jesse Williams and Brad Wing will have to wait until tomorrow to find out if they'll be drafted into the NFL this year. Australian Jesse Williams was not one of the 32 players picked in the first round of the NFL draft. The giant defensive tackle was tipped to go late in the round but was bypassed in favour of a few surprise selections. SuperBowl winner Baltimore was expected to be a potential home for the Brisbane 22-year-old, but instead the Ravens went with free safety Matt Elam with the final pick of the first round. Williams and fellow Aussies Brad Wing and Alex Dunnachie will now have to wait until tomorrow to see whether they're wanted men in the second and third rounds. There was better news for three of Williams national championship-winning Alabama teammates, with three of them picked consecutively between No.10 and 12. Denver has picked a Williams with the 28th pick of the first round, but from an Aussie perspective it's the wrong one. North Carolina defensive tackle Sylvester Williams becomes the Broncos' first pick in this year's draft. To win a jersey from the team that drafts Jesse Williams, or an NFL.com Game Pass, email us here and tell us why you're excited to watch the big Aussie in action. The Minnesota Vikings won't believe their luck after Sharrif Floyd - orginally touted as a potential top five pick - slipped all the way down to them at No.23. Rated as the best in his position in the draft, five teams bypassed him in favour of other defensive linemen before the Vikings swooped. We're at the business end of the first round. With 11 picks remaining, Jesse Williams is yet to have his named called, with offensive linemen dominating proceedings so far. Williams was predicted to go anywhere between 20 and 32, although there have already been several surprises. There's the first quarterback selected in this year's draft, and in a massive shock it's Florida State's E.J. Manuel going to the Buffalo Bills with pick 16. Manuel wasn't expected to go in the first round, but his speed (fastest 40-yard time among draft quarterbacks) may have been a factor. He did play - along with No.1 pick Eric Fisher - in this year's Senior Bowl, and the Bill must have seen something they liked. That rounds out the top 10 and it's been a frenzy of offensive lineman picks so far. Five of the top 10 are offensive tackles and guards, with only one wide receiver (Tavon Austin) and no quarterbacks selected. Three of Australian Jesse Williams' Alabama teammates have just been picked, with Dee Milliner on his way to Tennessee, Chance Warmack off to San Diego with pick 11 and Oakland grabbing D.J. Fluker with No.12. The St Louis Rams make the first wide receiver selection of this year's draft, taking . If you haven't seen this kid's highlight reel, do yourself a favour and click below. At well under six feet tall and weighing just over 80kg in a sport where players routinely weigh in at 120+, he's a speed machine with freakish foot skills. Still no quarterbacks selected as the big boy flavour of this year's top 10 continues. The Philadelphia Eagles pick Lane Johnson with the fourth pick of the draft - the third offensive tackle selected so far. Oakland traded the No.3 pick to Miami in the first real shock of the draft, with the Dolphins subsequently taking defensive end Dion Jordan. Offensive tackle Eric Fisher is the NFL's No.1 draft pick after he was snapped up by the Kansas City Chiefs. The man tipped as the likely No.1 pick, Luke Joeckel - also an offensive tackle - was quickly grabbed by the Jacksonville Jaguars at No.2. AUSSIES Jesse Williams and Brad Wing could both find themselves drafted by NFL teams today as the NFL Draft kicks off. Williams has been touted as a likely late first round pick, while Wing's prodigious ability is such that he could also be drafted, which is unusual for punters. The 147kg, 191cm Williams turned heads this year as a crucial cog in Alabama's back-to-back national championship-winning team. The Queenslander, who can bench press 270kg and run the 40-yard (36.6m) dash in 4.91 seconds, plays as a defensive tackle, meaning he is tasked with smashing holes in the opposition offense and trying to get at the quarterback. Purely based on talent, Wing should be the first college punter selected in the NFL Draft in the coming days. But he may slip down the order because of questions over his personality, after a series of off-field transgressions that have NFL clubs wary. "Big leg, big personality," an executive in personnel for an AFC team said. He wants the fame. He's kind of all about himself. Williams, however should have no worries being picked up. Reigning Super Bowl champions the Baltimore Ravens reportedly have their eye on the 22-year-old nose tackle, who grew up playing rugby league and basketball in Brisbane. ERIC FISHER (Kansas City Chiefs) - Offensive tackle. Watch Fisher in action in the player above. LUKE JOECKEL (Jacksonville Jaguars) - Offensive tackle DION JORDAN (Miami Dolphins pick traded from Oakland) - Defensive end LANE JOHNSON (Philadelphia Eagles) - Offensive tackle EZEKIEL ANSAH (Detroit Lions) - Defensive end. Watch him below. BARKEVIOUS MINGO (Cleveland Browns) - Defensive end JONATHAN COOPER (Arizona Cardinals) - Offensive guard TAVON AUSTIN (St Louis Rams pick traded from Buffalo) - Wide receiver DEE MILLINER (New York Jets) - Corner back. See him in action below. CHANCE WARMACK (Tennessee Titans) - Offensive guard D.J. FLUKER (San Diego Chargers) - Offensive tackle D.J. HAYDEN (Oakland Raiders pick traded from Miami) - Corner back SHELDON RICHARDSON (New York Jets pick traded from Tampa Bay) - Defensive tackle STAR LOTULELEI (Carolina Panthers) - Defensive tackle KENNY VACCARO (New Orleans Saints) - Safety E.J MANUEL (Buffalo Bills) - Quarterback. Watch Manuel in action below. JARVIS JONES (Pittsburgh Steelers) - Outside linebacker ERIC REID (San Francisco 49ers pick traded from Dallas Cowboys) - Free safety JUSTIN PUGH (New York Giants) - Offensive tackle KYLE LONG (Chicago Bears) - Offensive guard KYLE EIFERT (Cincinnati Bengals) - Tight end. Watch Eifert in action below. DESMOND TRUFANT (Atlanta Falcons) - Corner back SHARRIF FLOYD (Minnesota Vikings) - Defensive tackle BJOERN WERNER (Indianapolis Colts) - Defensive end XAVIER RHODES (Minnesota Vikings pick traded from Seattle) - Corner back DATONE JONES (Green Bay Packers) - Defensive end DEANDRE HOPKINS (Houston Texans) - Wide receiver. Watch Hopkins' highlight reel below. SYLVESTER WILLIAMS (Denver Broncos) - Defensive tackle CORDARELLE PATTERSON (Minnesota Vikings pick traded from New England) - Wide receiver ALEC OGLETREE (St Louis Rams pick traded from Atlanta) - Inside linebacker. See Ogletree in action below. TRAVIS FREDERICK (Dallas Cowboys pick traded from San Francisco) - Centre MATT ELAM (Baltimore Ravens) - Free safety