List of Oklahoma Sooners in the NFL Draft

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Malcolm Kelly was drafted 51st overall by the Washington Redskins in the 2008 NFL Draft.

The University of Oklahoma Sooners football team has had 377 players drafted into the National Football League (NFL) since the league began holding drafts in 1936.[1][A 1] This includes 43 players taken in the first round and three number one overall picks: Lee Roy Selmon in 1976, Billy Sims in 1980, and Sam Bradford in 2010.[4] In the 2010 NFL Draft, Oklahoma became the only school in history to have three players selected in the first four picks of the draft.[5]

Each NFL franchise seeks to add new players through the annual NFL Draft. The team with the worst record the previous year picks first, the next-worst team second, and so on. Teams that did not make the playoffs are ordered by their regular-season record with any remaining ties broken by strength of schedule. Playoff participants are sequenced after non-playoff teams, based on their round of elimination (wild card, division, conference, and Super Bowl).[6]

Before the merger agreements in 1966, the American Football League (AFL) operated in direct competition with the NFL and held a separate draft. This led to a massive bidding war over top prospects between the two leagues. As part of the merger agreement on June 8, 1966, the two leagues would hold a multiple round "Common Draft". Once the AFL officially merged with the NFL in 1970, the "Common Draft" simply became the NFL Draft.[2][3][7]

A total of 31 former Sooners have been selected to at least one Pro Bowl, 18 to more than one, and 35 former Sooners have won a league championship.

Key

QB Quarterback WR Wide receiver TE Tight end
RB Running back FB Fullback B Back
OL Offensive lineman OT Offensive tackle C Center
T Tackle G Guard E End
S Safety CB Cornerback DB Defensive back
LB Linebacker DE Defensive end DT Defensive tackle
K Kicker
* Selected to a Pro Bowl
† Won a league championship
‡ Selected to a Pro Bowl and won a league championship

Players selected

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Jammal Brown was drafted 13th overall by the New Orleans Saints in the 2005 NFL Draft.
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Brandon Jones was drafted 96th overall by the Tennessee Titans in the 2005 NFL Draft.
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Adrian Peterson was drafted 7th overall by the Minnesota Vikings in the 2007 NFL Draft.
Sam Bradford was selected by the St. Louis Rams with the 1st overall pick in the 2010 NFL Draft.
DeMarco Murray was selected by the Dallas Cowboys with the 71st overall draft pick in the 2011 NFL Draft.
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Year[A 2] Rnd Pick Player name Position NFL team[A 3] Notes
1936 2 16 Wheeler, J. W.J. W. Wheeler T Green Bay Packers —
1937 3 25 Breeden, WilliamWilliam Breeden E Pittsburgh Pirates —
1937 4 35 Hewes, BoBo Hewes B Pittsburgh Pirates —
1937 5 48 Conkright, RedRed Conkright C Chicago Bears —
1938 2 15 Smith, PetePete Smith E Detroit Lions —
1938 9 79 Parks, EdEd Parks C Washington Redskins —
1939 3 20 Young, WaddyWaddy Young E Brooklyn Dodgers —
1939 4 26 McCullough, HughHugh McCullough B Pittsburgh Pirates —
1939 10 82 Crowder, EarlEarl Crowder QB Chicago Cardinals —
1939 12 102 Thomas, JimJim Thomas G Chicago Cardinals —
1939 15 140 Duggan, GilGil Duggan T New York Giants —
1940 3 17 Favor, DickDick Favor B Philadelphia Eagles —
1940 4 26 Shirk, JackJack Shirk* E Chicago Cardinals Pro Bowl (1940)[8]
1940 4 27 Ivy, PopPop Ivy‡ E Pittsburgh Pirates NFL Champion (1947)[9][10]
Pro Bowl (1942)[11][12]
1940 9 79 Manley, J.R.J.R. Manley G Green Bay Packers —
1940 10 88 Seymour, BobBob Seymour‡ B Washington Redskins NFL Champion (1942)[13][14]
Pro Bowl (1942)[12][15]
1940 13 111 Coppage, AlAl Coppage† E Chicago Cardinals AAFC Champion (1946)[16]
1940 13 116 Bowers, JustinJustin Bowers T Detroit Lions —
1940 16 141 Clark, BerylBeryl Clark B Chicago Cardinals —
1940 18 165 Stevenson, RalphRalph Stevenson G Cleveland Rams —
1941 9 79 Lahar, HalHal Lahar‡ G Chicago Bears NFL Champion (1941)[17]
Pro Bowl (1941)[18]
1941 14 128 Martin, JohnnyJohnny Martin B Chicago Bears —
1942 2 12 Jacobs, JackJack Jacobs† B Cleveland Rams NFL Champion (1945)[19]
1942 3 17 Eason, RogerRoger Eason† T Cleveland Rams NFL Champion (1945)[19]
1942 5 32 Matthews, OrvilleOrville Matthews B Cleveland Rams —
1942 15 136 Whited, MarvinMarvin Whited‡ B Washington Redskins NFL Champion (1942)[14]
Pro Bowl (1942)[12]
1943 10 85 Simmons, HomerHomer Simmons T Cleveland Rams —
1943 10 89 Lamb, DubDub Lamb† E Chicago Bears NFL Champion (1946)[20]
1943 17 153 Campbell, BillBill Campbell† B Chicago Cardinals NFL Champion (1947)[10]
1943 25 231 Hamm, HuelHuel Hamm B Detroit Lions —
1944 12 111 Tyree, JimJim Tyree E Brooklyn Tigers —
1944 22 227 Davis, EdEd Davis B Chicago Bears —
1944 22 230 Morford, ClareClare Morford G Boston Yanks —
1944 23 233 Fischer, MaxMax Fischer C Detroit Lions —
1944 27 276 Golding, JoeJoe Golding[A 4] B Brooklyn Tigers —
1945 3 21 Wooten, W.G.W.G. Wooten E Cleveland Rams —
1945 18 180 Kennon, LeeLee Kennon T Cleveland Rams —
1945 25 260 Green, StanStan Green T Detroit Lions —
1945 28 288 Fauble, DonDon Fauble B Brooklyn Tigers —
1946 5 31 Golding, JoeJoe Golding[A 4] B Chicago Cardinals —
1946 6 42 Tigart, ThurmanThurman Tigart G Boston Yanks —
1946 15 133 Tallchief, TomTom Tallchief T Pittsburgh Steelers —
1946 23 220 Lebow, DeraldDerald Lebow B Los Angeles Rams —
1946 32 300 West, JohnJohn West B Los Angeles Rams —
1947 3 15 Rapacz, JohnJohn Rapacz C Pittsburgh Steelers —
1947 5 31 Burris, BuddyBuddy Burris G Green Bay Packers —
1947 11 90 Wallace, DaveDave Wallace B Chicago Cardinals —
1947 12 101 Sarratt, CharleyCharley Sarratt B Philadelphia Eagles —
1947 14 122 Mitchell, JackJack Mitchell B Green Bay Packers —
1947 22 201 Walker, WadeWade Walker T Chicago Cardinals —
1947 27 255 Morris, BillBill Morris E Chicago Bears —
1948 17 149 Trotter, NuteNute Trotter T Boston Yanks —
1948 18 158 Pearcy, RayRay Pearcy C Washington Redskins —
1949 7 62 Greathouse, MyrlMyrl Greathouse B Chicago Cardinals —
1949 23 225 Owens, JimJim Owens E Pittsburgh Steelers —
1950 1 6 Thomas, GeorgeGeorge Thomas B Washington Redskins —
1950 1 12 West, StanStan West‡ G Los Angeles Rams NFL Champion (1951)[21]
Pro Bowl (1952, 1953)[22][23]
1950 7 82 Manley, LeonLeon Manley G Green Bay Packers —
1950 14 177 Andros, DeeDee Andros G Chicago Cardinals —
1950 20 250 Royal, DarrellDarrell Royal B New York Yanks —
1950 21 265 Brewer, GeorgeGeorge Brewer B Detroit Lions —
1951 1 4 Heath, LeonLeon Heath B Washington Redskins —
1951 8 95 Mayes, ClairClair Mayes G Chicago Bears —
1951 9 107 Lang, NolanNolan Lang B Los Angeles Rams —
1951 11 128 Anderson, FrankieFrankie Anderson E Detroit Lions —
1951 19 229 Lisak, EdEd Lisak B Chicago Bears —
1952 2 17 Weatherall, JimJim Weatherall* T Philadelphia Eagles Pro Bowl (1956, 1957)[24][25][26]
1952 16 192 Rowland, EdEd Rowland T Cleveland Browns —
1953 1 2 Vessels, BillyBilly Vessels RB Baltimore Colts —
1953 2 22 Crowder, EddieEddie Crowder QB New York Giants —
1953 3 26 McPhail, BuckBuck McPhail B Baltimore Colts —
1953 4 38 Catlin, TomTom Catlin† C Baltimore Colts NFL Champion (1954)[27]
1953 15 177 Bowman, DickDick Bowman G New York Giants —
1953 15 180 Carroll, TomTom Carroll B Los Angeles Rams —
1954 2 16 Grigg, LarryLarry Grigg B Baltimore Colts —
1954 10 116 Green, MarrillMarrill Green B Washington Redskins —
1954 14 164 Nelson, RogerRoger Nelson T Washington Redskins —
1954 17 195 Roberts, J. D.J. D. Roberts G Green Bay Packers —
1954 30 355 Sweatte, JuelJuel Sweatte B Pittsburgh Steelers —
1955 1 2 Boydston, MaxMax Boydston E Chicago Cardinals —
1955 1 13 Burris, KurtKurt Burris C Cleveland Browns —
1955 3 29 Leake, BuddyBuddy Leake B Green Bay Packers —
1955 16 182 Herndon, BobBob Herndon B Chicago Cardinals —
1955 18 217 Champlin, SteveSteve Champlin T Cleveland Browns —
1955 22 263 Allison, CarlCarl Allison B Detroit Lions —
1956 4 44 Morris, CecilCecil Morris G Green Bay Packers —
1956 6 68 Burris, BobBob Burris B Green Bay Packers —
1956 13 149 Bolinger, BoBo Bolinger G Chicago Cardinals —
1956 20 241 Mobra, JoeJoe Mobra E Cleveland Browns —
1957 1 10 Tubbs, JerryJerry Tubbs* C Chicago Cardinals Pro Bowl (1963)[28]
1957 3 31 McDonald, TommyTommy McDonald‡ WR Philadelphia Eagles NFL Champion (1960)[29][30]
Pro Bowl (1958–1962, 1965)[29][30]
1957 5 50 Harris, JimmyJimmy Harris QB Philadelphia Eagles —
1957 6 65 Pricer, BillyBilly Pricer† B Baltimore Colts NFL Champion (1958, 1959)[31][32]
1957 7 75 Gray, EdEd Gray T Los Angeles Rams —
1957 12 142 Derrick, BobBob Derrick B Chicago Cardinals —
1957 28 336 Emerson, TomTom Emerson G Chicago Bears —
1958 2 19 Thomas, ClendonClendon Thomas* B Los Angeles Rams Pro Bowl (1963)[33]
1958 3 32 Krisher, BillBill Krisher G Pittsburgh Steelers —
1958 14 164 Jennings, DoyleDoyle Jennings T Pittsburgh Steelers —
1958 18 215 Morris, DennitDennit Morris† B San Francisco 49ers AFL Champion (1960, 1961)[34][35]
1959 1 5 Baker, DaveDave Baker* QB San Francisco 49ers Pro Bowl (1959)[36]
1959 2 17 Harrison, BobBob Harrison C San Francisco 49ers —
1959 20 237 Coyle, RossRoss Coyle E Los Angeles Rams —
1960 2 19 Gautt, PrenticePrentice Gautt RB Cleveland BrownsNFL —
1960 10 119 Boyd, BobbyBobby Boyd* DB Baltimore ColtsNFL Pro Bowl (1964, 1968)[37][38]
1960 20 233 Lewis, GilmerGilmer Lewis T Green Bay PackersNFL —
1961 4 51 Hartline, RonRon Hartline RB Detroit LionsNFL —
1961 6 80 McClellan[A 5], MikeMike McClellan[A 5] B San Francisco 49ersNFL —
1961 14 195 Loman[A 6], PhilPhil Loman[A 6] C Cleveland BrownsNFL —
1961 30 237 McClellan[A 5], MikeMike McClellan[A 5] B New York TitansAFL —
1961 34 272 Loman[A 6], PhilPhil Loman[A 6] C San Diego ChargersAFL —
1963 8 101 Cook, JimJim Cook G St. Louis CardinalsNFL —
1963 9 116 Ward[A 7], DennisDennis Ward[A 7] T Philadelphia EaglesNFL —
1963 13 104 Ward[A 7], DennisDennis Ward[A 7] T Kansas City ChiefsAFL —
1963 15 118 Looney, Joe DonJoe Don Looney[A 8] RB Houston OilersAFL —
1963 14 185 Lea, PaulPaul Lea[A 9] B St. Louis CardinalsNFL —
1963 18 143 Lea, PaulPaul Lea[A 9] B Houston OilersAFL —
1964 1 12 Looney, Joe DonJoe Don Looney[A 8] RB New York GiantsNFL —
1964 6 44 Looney, Joe DonJoe Don Looney[A 8] RB Kansas City ChiefsAFL —
1964 11 152 Condren, GlenGlen Condren[A 10] T New York GiantsNFL —
1964 19 147 Condren, GlenGlen Condren[A 10] T New York JetsAFL —
1964 14 189 Garrett, JohnJohn Garrett[A 4] LB Los Angeles RamsNFL —
1964 24 190 Garrett, JohnJohn Garrett[A 4] LB Houston OilersAFL —
1965 2 23 Rentzel, LanceLance Rentzel[A 11] WR Minnesota VikingsNFL —
1965 6 48 Rentzel, LanceLance Rentzel[A 11] WR Buffalo BillsAFL —
1965 2 28 Neely, RalphRalph Neely‡[A 12] T Baltimore ColtsNFL Super Bowl Champion (VI, XII)[39][40]
Pro Bowl (1967, 1969)[41][42]
1965 2 15 Neely, RalphRalph Neely‡[A 12] T Houston OilersAFL Super Bowl Champion (VI, XII)[39][40]
Pro Bowl (1967, 1969)[41][42]
1965 5 67 Flynn, JohnJohn Flynn E Detroit LionsNFL —
1965 6 79 Grisham, JimJim Grisham[A 4] B Minnesota VikingsNFL —
1965 17 130 Grisham, JimJim Grisham[A 4] B Houston OilersAFL —
1965 8 60 McCurdy, RickRick McCurdy DE New York JetsAFL —
1965 14 193 Brown, LarryLarry Brown B Detroit LionsNFL —
1965 18 250 McQuarters, EdEd McQuarters G St. Louis CardinalsNFL —
1966 1 8 McAdams, CarlCarl McAdams†[A 13] LB St. Louis CardinalsNFL Super Bowl champion (III)[43]
1966 3 22 McAdams, CarlCarl McAdams†[A 13] LB New York JetsAFL Super Bowl champion (III)[43]
1966 10 149 Ringer, MikeMike Ringer[A 14] RB St. Louis CardinalsNFL —
1966 15 130 Ringer, MikeMike Ringer[A 14] RB Denver BroncosAFL —
1967 2 29 Riley, JimJim Riley T Miami Dolphins —
1967 3 80 Hart, BenBen Hart RB New Orleans Saints —
1967 4 96 Jackson, James RoyJames Roy Jackson WR Oakland Raiders —
1967 9 237 Ross, EugeneEugene Ross DB New Orleans Saints —
1967 13 320 Stidham, TomTom Stidham K New York Giants —
1968 8 199 Kalsu, BobBob Kalsu OT Buffalo Bills —
1968 10 256 Liggins, GranvilleGranville Liggins LB Detroit Lions —
1968 11 292 Shotts, RonRon Shotts RB Detroit Lions —
1969 1 25 Hinton, EddieEddie Hinton† WR Baltimore Colts Super Bowl champion (V)[44]
1970 1 6 Zabel, SteveSteve Zabel TE Philadelphia Eagles —
1970 1 13 Files, JimJim Files LB New York Giants —
1970 1 19 Owens, SteveSteve Owens* RB Detroit Lions Pro Bowl (1971)[45]
1970 5 116 Mendenhall, KenKen Mendenhall C Atlanta Falcons —
1970 8 187 Porter, JackJack Porter G New York Jets —
1970 17 420 Killingsworth, JoeJoe Killingsworth WR Boston Patriots —
1971 7 179 Watson, JohnJohn Watson OT San Francisco 49ers —
1971 10 248 Casteel, SteveSteve Casteel LB Cleveland Browns —
1971 17 427 Johnson, MontyMonty Johnson DB Green Bay Packers —
1972 2 46 Mildren, JackJack Mildren DB Baltimore Colts —
1972 8 191 Qualls, AlAl Qualls LB Baltimore Colts —
1972 9 234 Bell, RoyRoy Bell RB Dallas Cowboys —
1972 17 417 Shelley, JohnJohn Shelley DB Buffalo Bills —
1973 2 29 Moore, DerlandDerland Moore DE New Orleans Saints —
1973 2 30 Pruitt, GregGreg Pruitt‡ RB Cleveland Browns Super Bowl Champion (XVIII)[46]
Pro Bowl (1973, 1974, 1976, 1977, 1983)[47][48][49]
1973 2 43 Chandler, AlAl Chandler TE Cincinnati Bengals —
1973 2 44 Crosswhite, LeonLeon Crosswhite RB Detroit Lions —
1973 4 101 Wylie, JoeJoe Wylie WR Oakland Raiders —
1973 5 109 Brahaney, TomTom Brahaney C St. Louis Cardinals —
1973 7 164 Jones, KenKen Jones T St. Louis Cardinals —
1973 10 238 Ruster, DanDan Ruster DB New England Patriots —
1973 12 292 Unruh, DeanDean Unruh T St. Louis Cardinals —
1973 14 342 Hamilton, RayRay Hamilton LB New England Patriots —
1973 17 424 Roach, LarryLarry Roach DB Chicago Bears —
1974 4 85 Keeton, DurwoodDurwood Keeton DB St. Louis Cardinals —
1974 5 110 Baccus, GaryGary Baccus LB New York Jets —
1974 5 119 Powers, ClydeClyde Powers DB New York Giants —
1974 9 227 Pope, KenKen Pope DB Oakland Raiders —
1974 12 296 Foster, EddieEddie Foster T New England Patriots —
1974 14 349 Smith, DavidDavid Smith LB Philadelphia Eagles —
1974 16 399 Selmon, LuciousLucious Selmon DT New England Patriots —
1975 2 41 Shoate, RodRod Shoate LB New England Patriots —
1975 4 82 Peters, TonyTony Peters† DB Cleveland Browns Super Bowl Champion (XVII)[50]
1975 4 96 Hughes, RandyRandy Hughes† DB Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl Champion (XII)[51]
1975 5 113 Davis, KyleKyle Davis C Dallas Cowboys —
1975 6 134 Carroll, JohnJohn Carroll WR San Diego Chargers —
1975 8 189 Hoffman, WayneWayne Hoffman T Kansas City Chiefs —
1975 10 239 Russell, ClydeClyde Russell RB Miami Dolphins —
1975 14 355 Arnold, JerryJerry Arnold G Denver Broncos —
1975 15 370 Roush, JohnJohn Roush G San Diego Chargers —
1975 15 372 Burget, GrantGrant Burget RB New Orleans Saints —
1976 1 1 Selmon, Lee RoyLee Roy Selmon* DE Tampa Bay Buccaneers Pro Bowl (1979–1984)[52][53][54]
1976 1 4 Washington, JoeJoe Washington‡ RB San Diego Chargers Super Bowl Champion (XVII)[55]
Pro Bowl (1979)[56][57]
1976 1 11 Brooks, BillyBilly Brooks WR Cincinnati Bengals —
1976 2 60 Selmon, DeweyDewey Selmon DT Tampa Bay Buccaneers —
1976 4 96 Owens, TinkerTinker Owens WR New Orleans Saints —
1976 5 144 Elrod, JimboJimbo Elrod LB Kansas City Chiefs —
1976 8 212 DiRienzo, TonyTony DiRienzo K San Diego Chargers —
1977 2 44 Ivory, HoraceHorace Ivory RB New England Patriots —
1977 3 82 Brown, SidneySidney Brown DB New England Patriots —
1977 4 88 Vaughan, MikeMike Vaughan T New York Giants —
1977 4 105 Anderson, JerryJerry Anderson DB Cincinnati Bengals —
1977 10 260 Culbreath, JimJim Culbreath RB Green Bay Packers —
1978 1 20 Peacock, ElvisElvis Peacock RB Los Angeles Rams —
1978 3 84 Hudgens, DaveDave Hudgens T Dallas Cowboys —
1978 7 178 Baldischwiler, KarlKarl Baldischwiler T Miami Dolphins —
1978 11 289 Murray, RichardRichard Murray DT Detroit Lions —
1979 2 33 Roberts, GregGreg Roberts G Tampa Bay Buccaneers —
1979 2 38 Mathis, ReggieReggie Mathis LB New Orleans Saints —
1979 2 47 Claphan, SamSam Claphan T Cleveland Browns —
1979 3 72 King, KennyKenny King‡ RB Houston Oilers Super Bowl Champion (XV, XVIII)[46][58]
Pro Bowl (1980)[59]
1979 4 90 Tabor, PhilPhil Tabor DE New York Giants —
1979 5 122 Hicks, VictorVictor Hicks TE Los Angeles Rams —
1979 6 143 Hunt, DarylDaryl Hunt LB Houston Oilers —
1979 6 144 Lott, ThomasThomas Lott RB St. Louis Cardinals —
1979 7 189 Schamann, Uwe vonUwe von Schamann K Miami Dolphins —
1979 12 320 Kinlaw, ReggieReggie Kinlaw† DT Oakland Raiders Super Bowl Champion (XV, XVIII)[60]
1980 1 1 Sims, BillyBilly Sims* RB Detroit Lions Pro Bowl (1980–1982)[61][62]
1980 1 26 Cumby, GeorgeGeorge Cumby LB Green Bay Packers —
1980 2 40 Ray, DarrolDarrol Ray DB New York Jets —
1980 2 56 Goodman, JohnJohn Goodman DE Pittsburgh Steelers —
1980 4 87 Nixon, FredFred Nixon WR Green Bay Packers —
1980 5 130 Tabor, PaulPaul Tabor C Green Bay Packers —
1980 7 179 Hebert, BudBud Hebert DB New York Giants —
1980 9 235 Burget, BarryBarry Burget LB San Francisco 49ers —
1980 11 284 Babb, MikeMike Babb DB Atlanta Falcons —
1981 1 13 Overstreet, DavidDavid Overstreet RB Miami Dolphins —
1981 1 17 Gary, KeithKeith Gary DE Pittsburgh Steelers —
1981 4 88 Rhodes, SteveSteve Rhodes WR St. Louis Cardinals —
1981 4 105 Turner, RichardRichard Turner DT Green Bay Packers —
1981 5 112 Oubre, LouisLouis Oubre T New Orleans Saints —
1981 8 204 Sitton, KenKen Sitton DB Baltimore Colts —
1981 8 213 Watts, J.C.J.C. Watts DB New York Jets —
1981 11 282 Valora, ForrestForrest Valora LB Green Bay Packers —
1982 3 67 Bechtold, BillBill Bechtold C Los Angeles Rams —
1982 5 113 Crouch, TerryTerry Crouch G Baltimore Colts —
1982 8 207 Reilly, MikeMike Reilly LB Cleveland Rams —
1982 9 241 Byford, LyndleLyndle Byford T Kansas City Chiefs —
1983 6 142 Haworth, SteveSteve Haworth DB Houston Oilers —
1983 7 185 Ledbetter, WeldonWeldon Ledbetter RB Tampa Bay Buccaneers —
1983 9 248 Wilson, StanleyStanley Wilson RB Cincinnati Bengals —
1984 1 9 Bryan, RickRick Bryan DT Atlanta Falcons —
1984 1 14 Shipp, JackieJackie Shipp LB Miami Dolphins —
1984 1 14 Drane, DwightDwight Drane[A 15] DB Buffalo Bills —
1984 2 31 Slater, BobBob Slater DT Washington Redskins —
1984 2 32 Case, ScottScott Case‡ DB Atlanta Falcons Super Bowl Champion (XXX)[63]
Pro Bowl (1988)[64]
1984 2 32 Goodlow, DarrylDarryl Goodlow[A 16] LB Philadelphia Eagles —
1984 2 36 Benson, ThomasThomas Benson LB Atlanta Falcons —
1984 12 325 Parker, PaulPaul Parker G St. Louis Cardinals —
1985 1 26 Sewell, SteveSteve Sewell RB Denver Broncos —
1985 4 85 Rhymes, BusterBuster Rhymes WR Minnesota Vikings —
1985 7 189 Bradley, DannyDanny Bradley RB Los Angeles Rams —
1985 8 199 Thomas, ChuckChuck Thomas† C Houston Oilers Super Bowl Champion (XXIII, XXIV)[65][66][67]
1985 12 316 Rockford, JimJim Rockford DB Tampa Bay Buccaneers —
1986 1 2 Casillas, TonyTony Casillas† DT Atlanta Falcons Super Bowl Champion (XXVII, XXVIII)[68][69][70]
1986 2 40 Murphy, KevinKevin Murphy LB Tampa Bay Buccaneers —
1986 5 116 Tupper, JeffJeff Tupper DE St. Louis Cardinals —
1986 12 327 Dupree, MarcusMarcus Dupree RB Los Angeles Rams —
1987 1 1 Bosworth, BrianBrian Bosworth[A 17] LB Seattle Seahawks —
1987 5 120 Bryan, SteveSteve Bryan DE Chicago Bears —
1987 5 133 Tillman, SpencerSpencer Tillman† RB Houston Oilers Super Bowl Champion (XXIV)[66]
1987 8 221 Migliazzo, PaulPaul Migliazzo LB Chicago Bears —
1988 1 5 Dixon, RickeyRickey Dixon DB Cincinnati Bengals —
1988 1 13 Jackson, KeithKeith Jackson‡ TE Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl Champion (XXXI)[71]
Pro Bowl (1988–1990, 1992, 1993, 1996)[72][73][74][75]
1988 2 51 Jones, DanteDante Jones LB Chicago Bears —
1988 3 67 Hutson, MarkMark Hutson G Dallas Cowboys —
1988 4 99 Johnson, GregGreg Johnson T Miami Dolphins —
1988 4 106 Carr, LydellLydell Carr RB New Orleans Saints —
1988 5 116 Reed, DarrellDarrell Reed LB Green Bay Packers —
1988 5 133 Johnson, TroyTroy Johnson LB Chicago Bears —
1988 6 148 Phillips, JonJon Phillips G Phoenix Cardinals —
1988 6 164 White, DerrickDerrick White DB Minnesota Vikings —
1988 7 171 Crudup, DerrickDerrick Crudup DB Los Angeles Raiders —
1988 7 189 Rentie, CaesarCaesar Rentie T Chicago Bears —
1988 8 200 Collins, PatrickPatrick Collins RB Green Bay Packers —
1989 6 152 Stafford, AnthonyAnthony Stafford WR New York Jets —
1989 6 165 Mitchell, EricEric Mitchell RB New England Patriots —
1989 8 216 Woods, TonyTony Woods DT Chicago Bears —
1989 12 333 Phillips, AnthonyAnthony Phillips G Chicago Bears —
1990 6 162 Thompson, KevinKevin Thompson DB Philadelphia Eagles —
1990 9 230 Perry, LeonLeon Perry RB Los Angeles Raiders —
1990 12 330 McMichel, KenKen McMichel DB Phoenix Cardinals —
1991 4 103 Cooper, AdrianAdrian Cooper TE Pittsburgh Steelers —
1991 5 114 Goode, JamesJames Goode LB Atlanta Falcons —
1991 7 169 Blevins, FrankFrank Blevins LB Green Bay Packers —
1991 8 209 Evans, ScottScott Evans DT Phoenix Cardinals —
1991 10 272 Backes, TomTom Backes DE Chicago Bears —
1992 5 133 Bowden, JoeJoe Bowden LB Houston Oilers —
1992 6 146 Brauninger, BrianBrian Brauninger T Phoenix Cardinals —
1992 6 152 Gaddis, MikeMike Gaddis RB Minnesota Vikings —
1992 6 153 Dillard, StaceyStacey Dillard DT New York Giants —
1992 6 158 Ray, TerryTerry Ray DB Atlanta Falcons —
1992 8 197 Belser, JasonJason Belser DB Indianapolis Colts —
1992 10 269 Mayfield, CoreyCorey Mayfield DE San Francisco 49ers —
1992 12 326 Houston, BrandonBrandon Houston T Philadelphia Eagles —
1992 12 331 Wilson, ChrisChris Wilson LB Chicago Bears —
1993 7 178 Walker, DarnellDarnell Walker DB Atlanta Falcons —
1993 7 190 Mickey, JoeyJoey Mickey† TE Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl Champion (XXVIII)[68]
1994 2 54 Beavers, AubreyAubrey Beavers LB Miami Dolphins —
1994 6 167 Brady, RickeyRickey Brady TE Los Angeles Rams —
1996 1 5 Jones, CedricCedric Jones DE New York Giants —
1996 3 83 Moore, JeraldJerald Moore RB St. Louis Cardinals —
1996 4 122 Johnson, DarriusDarrius Johnson† DB Denver Broncos Super Bowl Champion (XXXII, XXXIII)[76]
1996 5 161 Stamps, HarryHarry Stamps T Arizona Cardinals —
1996 6 207 Davis, WendellWendell Davis DB Dallas Cowboys —
1996 7 247 Conrad, J.R.J.R. Conrad T New England Patriots —
1997 5 149 Tanner, BarronBarron Tanner DT Miami Dolphins —
1997 6 199 Manuel, RodRod Manuel DE Pittsburgh Steelers —
1998 2 48 Alexander, StephenStephen Alexander TE Washington Redskins —
1998 5 124 Chase, MartinMartin Chase DT Baltimore Ravens —
1998 5 152 Smith, TravianTravian Smith LB Oakland Raiders —
1998 6 164 Williams, SammySammy Williams† T Baltimore Ravens Super Bowl Champion (XXXV)[77]
1999 2 60 Fazande, JermaineJermaine Fazande RB San Diego Chargers —
1999 5 159 Parker, De'MondDe'Mond Parker RB Green Bay Packers —
1999 6 173 Gregg, KellyKelly Gregg† DT Cincinnati Bengals Super Bowl Champion (XXXV)[77]
2000 1 20 McDougle, StockarStockar McDougle T Detroit Lions —
2000 2 54 Bartee, WilliamWilliam Bartee DB Kansas City Chiefs —
2001 3 72 Marshall, TorranceTorrance Marshall LB Green Bay Packers —
2001 6 177 Heupel, JoshJosh Heupel QB Miami Dolphins —
2002 1 8 Williams, RoyRoy Williams* DB Dallas Cowboys Pro Bowl (2003–2007)[78]
2002 3 77 Calmus, RockyRocky Calmus LB Tennessee Titans —
2003 1 28 Woolfolk, AndreAndre Woolfolk DB Tennessee Titans —
2003 4 108 Griffin, QuentinQuentin Griffin RB Denver Broncos —
2003 6 189 Wilkerson, JimmyJimmy Wilkerson DE Kansas City Chiefs —
2003 7 223 Smith, TrentTrent Smith TE Baltimore Ravens —
2004 1 14 Harris, TommieTommie Harris* DT Chicago Bears Pro Bowl (2005–2007)[79][80][81]
2004 2 37 Lehman, TeddyTeddy Lehman LB Detroit Lions —
2004 3 76 Strait, DerrickDerrick Strait CB New York Jets —
2005 1 13 Brown, JammalJammal Brown‡ OT New Orleans Saints Super Bowl Champion (XLIV)[82]
Pro Bowl (2006, 2008)[83][84]
2005 1 22 Clayton, MarkMark Clayton WR Baltimore Ravens —
2005 2 34 Pool, BrodneyBrodney Pool S Cleveland Browns —
2005 2 39 Bradley, MarkMark Bradley WR Chicago Bears —
2005 2 53 Cody, DanDan Cody DE Baltimore Ravens —
2005 3 96 Jones, BrandonBrandon Jones WR Tennessee Titans —
2005 4 103 Perkins, AntonioAntonio Perkins CB Cleveland Browns —
2005 5 141 Nicholson, DonteDonte Nicholson S Tampa Bay Buccaneers —
2005 5 167 Hawkins, MikeMike Hawkins CB Green Bay Packers —
2005 5 168 Mitchell, LanceLance Mitchell LB Arizona Cardinals —
2005 6 177 Sims, WesWes Sims OL San Diego Chargers —
2006 1 23 Joseph, DavinDavin Joseph* OL Tampa Bay Buccaneers Pro Bowl (2008, 2011)[84]
2006 2 56 Chester, ChrisChris Chester OL Baltimore Ravens —
2006 3 73 Dvoracek, DustyDusty Dvoracek DT Chicago Bears —
2006 3 78 Wilson, TravisTravis Wilson WR Cleveland Browns —
2006 3 80 Ingram, ClintClint Ingram LB Jacksonville Jaguars —
2006 6 195 Runnels, J. D.J. D. Runnels FB Chicago Bears —
2007 1 7 Peterson, AdrianAdrian Peterson* RB Minnesota Vikings Pro Bowl (2007–2010, 2012, 2013, 2015)[85][86][87]
2007 6 176 Alexander, RufusRufus Alexander LB Minnesota Vikings —
2007 7 239 Ah You, C.J.C.J. Ah You DE Buffalo Bills —
2008 2 37 Lofton, CurtisCurtis Lofton LB Atlanta Falcons —
2008 2 51 Kelly, MalcolmMalcolm Kelly WR Washington Redskins —
2008 3 75 Smith, ReggieReggie Smith CB San Francisco 49ers —
2008 7 240 Patrick, AllenAllen Patrick RB Baltimore Ravens —
2009 2 54 Loadholt, PhilPhil Loadholt OT Minnesota Vikings —
2009 3 99 Iglesias, JuaquinJuaquin Iglesias WR Chicago Bears —
2009 5 147 Harris, NicNic Harris S Buffalo Bills —
2009 5 163 Robinson, DukeDuke Robinson OL Carolina Panthers —
2009 7 229 Johnson, ManuelManuel Johnson WR Dallas Cowboys —
2010 1 1 Bradford, SamSam Bradford QB St. Louis Rams —
2010 1 3 McCoy, GeraldGerald McCoy* DT Tampa Bay Buccaneers Pro Bowl (2012–2015)
2010 1 4 Williams, TrentTrent Williams* OT Washington Redskins Pro Bowl (2012–2015)
2010 1 21 Gresham, JermaineJermaine Gresham* TE Cincinnati Bengals Pro Bowl (2011, 2012)
2010 4 121 Clayton, KeenanKeenan Clayton LB Philadelphia Eagles —
2010 5 135 Franks, DominiqueDominique Franks DB Atlanta Falcons —
2010 5 162 Eldridge, BrodyBrody Eldridge TE Indianapolis Colts —
2011 3 71 Murray, DeMarcoDeMarco Murray* RB Dallas Cowboys Pro Bowl (2013,2014)
2011 4 108 Carter, QuintonQuinton Carter DB Denver Broncos —
2011 7 229 Nelson, JonathanJonathan Nelson DB St. Louis Rams —
2011 7 247 Beal, JeremyJeremy Beal DE Denver Broncos —
2012 2 54 Broyles, RyanRyan Broyles WR Detroit Lions —
2012 3 74 Stephenson, DonaldDonald Stephenson OT Kansas City Chiefs —
2012 3 80 Fleming, JamellJamell Fleming DB Arizona Cardinals —
2012 4 103 Alexander, FrankFrank Alexander DE Carolina Panthers —
2012 4 125 Lewis, RonnellRonnell Lewis LB Detroit Lions —
2012 6 186 Hanna, JamesJames Hanna TE Dallas Cowboys —
2012 7 223 Lewis, TravisTravis Lewis LB Detroit Lions —
2013 1 4 Johnson, LaneLane Johnson OT Philadelphia Eagles —
2013 4 115 Jones, LandryLandry Jones QB Pittsburgh Steelers —
2013 5 144 Stills, KennyKenny Stills WR New Orleans Saints —
2013 6 186 Brown, JustinJustin Brown WR Pittsburgh Steelers —
2013 6 205 McGee, StacyStacy McGee DT Oakland Raiders —
2013 7 239 King, DavidDavid King DE Philadelphia Eagles —
2014 4 104 Saunders, JalenJalen Saunders WR New York Jets —
2014 4 114 Colvin, AaronAaron Colvin CB Jacksonville Jaguars —
2014 7 242 Nelson, CoreyCorey Nelson† LB Denver Broncos Super Bowl Champion (50)
2014 7 245 Millard, TreyTrey Millard FB San Francisco 49ers —
2015 2 52 Phillips, JordanJordan Phillips NT Miami Dolphins —
2015 3 97 Grissom, GeneoGeneo Grissom DE New England Patriots —
2015 4 102 Williams, DarylDaryl Williams OT Carolina Panthers —
2015 4 117 Bell, BlakeBlake Bell TE San Francisco 49ers —
2015 6 185 Thompson, TyrusTyrus Thompson OT Minnesota Vikings —
2015 6 206 Ripkowski, AaronAaron Ripkowski FB Green Bay Packers —
2016 2 40 Shepard, SterlingSterling Shepard WR New York Giants —
2016 4 101 Tapper, CharlesCharles Tapper DE Dallas Cowboys —
2016 5 141 Sanchez, ZackZack Sanchez CB Carolina Panthers —
2016 6 183 Bond, DevanteDevante Bond LB Tampa Bay Buccaneers —

Notes

  1. ↑ Because of the NFL–AFL merger agreement, the history of the AFL is officially recognized by the NFL and therefore this list includes the AFL Draft (1960–1966) and the Common Draft (1967–1969).[2][3]
  2. ↑ From 1960 through 1966, teams with a superscript AFL denotes player drafted in the AFL Draft and teams with a superscript NFL denotes a player drafted in the NFL Draft.
  3. ↑ This is the team that drafted the player, not their most recent team.
  4. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Joe Golding was drafted in 1944 by the Brooklyn Tigers (276th overall) and in 1946 by the Chicago Cardinals (31st overall).
  5. 1 2 3 4 Mike McClellan was drafted in 1961 by the San Francisco 49ers (80th overall) and in 1962 by the New York Titans (237th overall).
  6. 1 2 3 4 Phil Loman was drafted in 1961 by the Cleveland Browns (195th overall) and in 1962 by the San Diego Chargers (272nd overall).
  7. 1 2 3 4 Dennis Ward was drafted in 1963 by the Philadelphia Eagles of the NFL (116th overall) and the Kansas City Chiefs of the AFL (104th overall).
  8. 1 2 3 Joe Don Looney was drafted in 1963 by the Houston Oilers (118th overall) and in 1964 by both the New York Giants of the NFL (12th overall) and the Kansas City Chiefs of the AFL (44th overall).
  9. 1 2 Paul Lea was drafted in 1963 by the St. Louis Cardinals of the NFL (185th overall) and the Houston Oilers of the AFL (143rd overall).
  10. 1 2 Glen Condren was drafted in 1964 by the New York Giants of the NFL (152nd overall) and the New York Jets of the AFL (147th overall).
  11. 1 2 Lance Rentzel was drafted in 1965 by the Minnesota Vikings of the NFL (23rd overall) and the Buffalo Bills of the AFL (48th overall).
  12. 1 2 Ralph Neely was drafted in 1965 by the Baltimore Colts of the NFL (28th overall) and the Houston Oilers of the AFL (15th overall).
  13. 1 2 Carl McAdams was drafted in 1966 by the St. Louis Cardinals of the NFL (8th overall) and the New York Jets of the AFL (22nd overall).
  14. 1 2 Mike Ringer was drafted in 1966 by the St. Louis Cardinals of the NFL (149th overall) and the Denver Broncos of the AFL (130th overall).
  15. ↑ Dwight Drane was the 14th pick in the first round of the 1984 Supplemental Draft.
  16. ↑ Darryl Goodlow was the 4th pick in the second round of the 1984 Supplemental Draft.
  17. ↑ Brian Bosworth was the 1st pick in the first round of the 1987 Supplemental Draft.

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