List of Arkansas Razorbacks in the NFL draft

The National Football League (NFL) have drafted 275 players who had played for the University of Arkansas Razorbacks since the league began holding drafts in 1936.[a 1] The Razorbacks' highest draft position was second overall in 1954, when Lamar McHan was selected by the Chicago Cardinals.[3][4] Arkansas' first drafted player in the NFL was Jack Robbins, who was the fifth overall pick by the Chicago Cardinals in 1938.[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 AFL–NFL 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.[1][2]

Key

QB QuarterBack[a 2] K Kicker NT Nose tackle
C Center LB Linebacker FB Fullback
DB Defensive back P Punter HB Halfback
DE Defensive end QB Quarterback WR Wide receiver
DT Defensive tackle RB Running back G Guard
E End T Offensive tackle TE Tight end
* Selected to an all-star game (AFL All-Star game, NFL All-Star game or Pro Bowl)
† Won a league championship (AFL championship, NFL championship, or Super Bowl)
‡ Selected to an all-star game and won a league championship

Drafts

Clyde Scott was drafted 8th overall by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 1948 NFL draft
Pat Summerall was drafted 45th overall by the Detroit Lions in the 1952 NFL draft
Fred Williams was drafted 56th overall by the Chicago Bears in the 1952 NFL draft
Lew Carpenter was drafted 97th overall by the Detroit Lions in the 1953 NFL draft
Billy Ray Smith Sr. was drafted 26th overall by the Los Angeles Rams in the 1957 NFL draft
Dan Hampton was drafted 4th overall by the Chicago Bears in the 1979 NFL draft
Billy Ray Smith, Jr. was drafted 5th overall by the San Diego Chargers in the 1983 NFL draft
Madre Hill was drafted in 1999
Bobbie Williams was drafted 61st overall by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 2000 NFL draft
Dante Wesley, who later transferred to the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff, was drafted 100th overall by the Carolina Panthers in the 2002 NFL draft
Ken Hamlin was drafted 42nd overall by the Seattle Seahawks in the 2003 NFL draft
Shawn Andrews was drafted 16th overall by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 2004 NFL draft
Cedric Cobbs was drafted 128th overall by the New England Patriots in the 2004 NFL draft
Tarvaris Jackson, who later transferred to Alabama State University, was drafted 64th overall by the Minnesota Vikings in the 2006 NFL draft
Vickiel Vaughn was drafted 254th overall by the San Francisco 49ers in the 2006 NFL draft
Jamaal Anderson was drafted 8th overall by the Atlanta Falcons in the 2007 NFL draft
Chris Houston was drafted 41st overall by the Atlanta Falcons in the 2007 NFL draft
Michael Coe, who later transferred to Alabama State University, was drafted 173rd overall by the Indianapolis Colts in the 2007 NFL draft
Keith Jackson Jr. (in #99 jersey) was drafted 248th overall by the St. Louis Rams in the 2007 NFL draft
Darren McFadden was drafted 4th overall by the Oakland Raiders in the 2008 NFL draft
Felix Jones was drafted 22nd overall by the Dallas Cowboys in the 2008 NFL draft
Marcus Harrison was drafted 90th overall by the Chicago Bears in the 2008 NFL draft
Nate Garner was drafted 211th overall by the New York Jets in the 2008 NFL draft
Peyton Hillis was drafted 227th overall by the Denver Broncos in the 2008 NFL draft
Jonathan Luigs was drafted 106th overall by the Cincinnati Bengals in the 2009 NFL draft
Damian Williams, who later transferred to the University of Southern California, was drafted 77th overall by the Tennessee Titans in the 2010 NFL draft
Mitch Petrus (in #62 jersey) was drafted 147th overall by the New York Giants in the 2010 NFL draft
Ryan Mallett was drafted 74th overall by the New England Patriots in the 2011 NFL draft
D.J. Williams was drafted 141st overall by the Green Bay Packers in the 2011 NFL draft
Jake Bequette was drafted 90th overall by the New England Patriots in the 2012 NFL draft
Jarius Wright was drafted 118th overall by the Minnesota Vikings in the 2012 NFL draft
Greg Childs was drafted 134th overall by the Minnesota Vikings in the 2012 NFL draft
Cobi Hamilton was drafted 197th overall by the Cincinnati Bengals in the 2013 NFL draft
Travis Swanson was drafted 76th overall by the Detroit Lions in the 2014 NFL draft

American Football League

See also: American Football League draft
Year Round Pick Player name Position AFL team[a 3] Notes
1961 12 90 Wayne Harris C Boston Patriots —
1961 17 134 Jarrell Williams HB Dallas Texans —
1962 2 9 Lance Alworth‡[a 4] WR Oakland Raiders AFL All-Star (1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969)[7]
AFL champion (1963), Super Bowl champion (VI)[7]
1962 29 232 Paul Dudley[a 5] HB San Diego Chargers —
1962 31 244 Jim Collier[a 6] TE Buffalo Bills —
1963 1 6 Danny Brabham[a 7] LB Houston Oilers —
1963 13 100 Dave Adams[a 8] G Boston Patriots —
1963 23 184 Dave Adams[a 8] G Kansas City Chiefs —
1963 27 215 Dave Adams[a 8] G Boston Patriots —
1963 16 126 Wes Bryant[a 9] T Boston Patriots —
1963 23 181 Billy Moody[a 10] HB Denver Broncos —
1963 25 194 Jerry Mazzanti[a 11] DE San Diego Chargers —
1963 27 216 Bill Clay[a 12] E Kansas City Chiefs —
1964 19 146 Jerry Lamb[a 13] E Kansas City Chiefs —
1964 26 207 Gordon Quest[a 14] QB Oakland Raiders —
1965 2 16 Ronnie Caveness[a 15] LB Kansas City Chiefs —
1966 2 17 Jim Lindsey[a 16] RB Buffalo Bills —
1966 4 33 Bobby Burnett*[a 17] RB Buffalo Bills AFL All-Star (1967)[8]
1966 17 146 Mike Bender[a 18] G Miami Dolphins —
1966 10 91 Bobby Crockett[a 19] WR Buffalo Bills —

National Football League

See also: National Football League draft
Year Round Pick Player name Position NFL team[a 3] Notes
1938 1 5 Jack Robbins HB Chicago Cardinals —
1938 2 11 Jim Benton† E Cleveland Rams NFL champion (1943, 1945)[9]
1938 6 41 Ray Hamilton E Cleveland Rams —
1938 10 85 Dwight Sloan B Chicago Cardinals —
1939 7 60 Lloyd Woodell C New York Giants —
1940 1 3 Kay Eakin HB Pittsburgh Pirates —
1940 6 43 Saul Singer T Philadelphia Eagles —
1940 9 75 Wilfred Thorpe G Cleveland Rams —
1940 16 148 Bolo Perdue DE Washington Redskins —
1941 6 98 Red Hickey† E Philadelphia Eagles NFL champion (1945)[10]
1941 9 74 Milt Simington* G Cleveland Rams NFL All-Star (1942)[11]
1941 13 115 Maurice Britt E Detroit Lions —
1941 15 137 Johnny Frieberger E Green Bay Packers —
1942 16 145 Firman Bynum T Detroit Lions —
1942 17 157 R. C. Pitts E Brooklyn Dodgers —
1943 11 98 Bob Forte B Green Bay Packers —
1943 23 212 Jay Lawhorn T Philadelphia Eagles —
1943 24 227 Harry Wynne E Pittsburgh Steelers —
1943 27 254 Bob Green T Brooklyn Dodgers —
1944 11 104 Virgil Johnson E Green Bay Packers —
1944 22 229 David Jones B Cleveland Rams —
1944 29 302 Paul Paladino G Green Bay Packers —
1945 9 79 Leon Pense DB Pittsburgh Steelers —
1945 9 87 Lamar Dingler E Green Bay Packers —
1945 11 102 Ben Jones E Boston Yanks —
1945 11 108 Jim Young T New York Giants —
1945 13 130 Bob Boozer T New York Giants —
1945 14 142 Marv Lindsey B Green Bay Packers —
1945 20 199 Charley Lively T Boston Yanks —
1945 29 306 Ray Pipkin B New York Giants —
1946 9 80 Mike Schumchyk E Los Angeles Rams —
1946 29 271 Alton Baldwin[a 20] E Chicago Cardinals —
1947 4 25 Alton Baldwin[a 20] E Boston Yanks —
1947 15 128 Earl Wheeler C Washington Redskins —
1947 26 241 Herm Lubker E Green Bay Packers —
1948 1 8 Clyde Scott† HB Philadelphia Eagles NFL champion (1949, 1952)[12]
1948 4 25 Jim Minor T Detroit Lions —
1948 5 27 Don Richards T Green Bay Packers —
1948 18 162 Aubrey Fowler HB Philadelphia Eagles —
1948 20 181 Floyd Thomas C Green Bay Packers —
1948 23 206 Theron Roberts G New York Giants —
1949 5 49 John Hoffman* HB Chicago Bears Pro Bowl (1953, 1955)[13]
1949 17 168 Ross Pritchard B Washington Redskins —
1949 22 217 Ed Hamilton E Los Angeles Rams —
1949 25 243 Frank Lambright G Green Bay Packers —
1950 2 15 Leon Campbell[a 21] FB Baltimore Colts —
1950 9 106 Bill Bass B Baltimore Colts —
1950 12 155 John Lunney G Los Angeles Rams —
1950 14 183 Billy Hix E Philadelphia Eagles —
1950 18 227 Alvin Duke B Washington Redskins —
1950 26 327 Geno Mazzanti HB Baltimore Colts —
1951 8 93 Jack Richards E Philadelphia Eagles —
1951 10 116 Louis Schaufele B Philadelphia Eagles —
1951 26 221 Buddy Brown G Washington Redskins —
1951 26 312 Buddy Rogers B Chicago Bears —
1951 26 315 Fred Williams†[a 22] DT Cleveland Browns NFL champion (1963)[14]
1951 28 332 Marv Stendel E Philadelphia Eagles —
1951 28 336 Leon Campbell[a 21] FB Chicago Bears —
1952 2 25 Bob Griffin LB Los Angeles Rams —
1952 4 45 Pat Summerall† E Detroit Lions NFL champion (1952)[15]
1952 5 52 Dave Hanner† DT Green Bay Packers NFL champion (1961, 1962)[16]
1952 5 56 Fred Williams†[a 22] DT Chicago Bears NFL champion (1963)[14]
1952 8 92 Billy Jurney E Chicago Bears —
1952 13 146 Bill Ward G New York Giants —
1952 20 232 Frank Fischel E Chicago Cardinals —
1953 8 97 Lew Carpenter† HB Detroit Lions NFL champion (1953, 1961, 1962)[17]
1953 10 110 John Cole B Baltimore Colts —
1953 15 170 Buddy Sutton B Baltimore Colts —
1954 1 2 Lamar McHan QB Chicago Cardinals —
1954 6 71 Floyd Sagely DB San Francisco 49ers —
1954 8 90 Tom Garlington T Chicago Bears —
1954 14 158 Sammy Dumas G Chicago Cardinals —
1954 17 194 Jack Troxell B Chicago Cardinals —
1954 19 229 Buster Graves T Detroit Lions —
1955 5 13 Bud Brooks G Detroit Lions —
1955 27 316 A. J. Baker B Washington Redskins —
1956 1 13 Preston Carpenter* E Cleveland Browns Pro Bowl (1962)[18]
1956 2 19 Henry Moore DB New York Giants —
1956 27 316 Buddy Benson B Pittsburgh Steelers —
1956 27 321 Gerry Nesbitt B New York Giants —
1956 28 333 Bill Fuller T New York Giants —
1957 3 26 Billy Ray Smith Sr.† DT Los Angeles Rams Super Bowl champion (V)[19]
1957 3 28 George Walker B Cleveland Browns —
1957 5 54 Ronnie Underwood B Baltimore Colts —
1958 21 251 Don Christian B San Francisco 49ers —
1959 20 229 Charley Sample B Green Bay Packers —
1959 21 249 Donnie Stone‡ HB Chicago Bears AFL All-Star (1961)[20]
AFL champion (1965)[21]
1961 4 54 Paul Dudley[a 5] B Green Bay Packers —
1961 7 95 Jim Collier[a 6] TE New York Giants —
1962 1 8 Lance Alworth‡[a 4] WR San Francisco 49ers AFL All-Star (1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969)[7]
AFL champion (1963), Super Bowl champion (VI)[7]
1962 10 127 John Childress G Washington Redskins —
1962 13 180 George McKinney B Philadelphia Eagles —
1962 16 223 Jerry Mazzanti[a 11] DE Philadelphia Eagles —
1963 3 30 Danny Brabham[a 7] LB St. Louis Cardinals —
1963 12 155 Billy Moody[a 10] HB Los Angeles Rams —
1963 16 218 Dave Adams[a 8] G Washington Redskins —
1963 20 269 Bill Clay[a 12] E St. Louis Cardinals —
1964 7 90 Wes Bryant[a 9] T Detroit Lions —
1964 7 93 Jerry Lamb[a 13] E St. Louis Cardinals —
1964 20 270 Gordon Quest[a 14] QB Washington Redskins —
1965 6 82 Glen Ray Hines* T St. Louis Cardinals Pro Bowl (1968, 1969)[22]
1965 9 121 Ronnie Caveness[a 15] LB Los Angeles Rams —
1966 2 27 James Lindsey[a 16] RB Minnesota Vikings —
1966 9 136 Dick Cunningham T Detroit Lions —
1966 10 141 Mike Bender[a 18] G Atlanta Falcons —
1966 10 152 Bobby Burnett*[a 17] RB Chicago Bears AFL All-Star (1967)[8]
1966 16 237 Jim Williams DE Minnesota Vikings —
1966 19 282 Bobby Crockett[a 19] WR New York Giants —
1967 1 10 Loyd Phillips DE Chicago Bears —
1967 1 19 Harry Jones RB Philadelphia Eagles —
1967 6 151 Martine Bercher DB Atlanta Falcons —
1968 2 36 Ernie Ruple T Pittsburgh Steelers —
1968 5 115 Ronnie South QB New Orleans Saints —
1969 5 121 Jim Barnes G Minnesota Vikings —
1969 8 197 Webster Hubbell G Chicago Bears —
1969 12 288 Gary Adams DB Philadelphia Eagles —
1970 6 150 Terry Stewart DB New York Jets —
1970 8 205 Jerry Dossey G Dallas Cowboys —
1970 10 253 Bruce Maxwell RB Detroit Lions —
1970 10 260 Bob Stankovich G Kansas City Chiefs —
1970 14 350 Rodney Brand C New York Giants —
1970 17 423 Cliff Powell LB St. Louis Cardinals —
1971 4 89 Jerry Moore DB Chicago Bears —
1971 7 169 Chuck Dicus WR San Diego Chargers —
1971 9 234 Bill Burnett RB Baltimore Colts —
1971 16 395 Bruce James LB Philadelphia Eagles —
1971 17 419 Pat Morrison TE Buffalo Bills —
1972 3 61 Bill McClard K San Diego Chargers —
1972 8 184 Tom Mabry T New York Giants —
1972 9 220 Mike Kelson T New England Patriots —
1972 11 265 Ronnie Jones LB St. Louis Cardinals —
1973 3 57 Joe Ferguson QB Buffalo Bills —
1973 5 106 Dave Reavis† DE Pittsburgh Steelers Super Bowl champion (IX, X)[23]
1973 8 195 Tom Reed G Atlanta Falcons —
1973 9 215 Mike Reppond WR Buffalo Bills —
1973 10 258 Don Wunderly DT Pittsburgh Steelers —
1973 12 291 Mike Griffin G Chicago Bears —
1973 17 428 Jim Hodge WR Atlanta Falcons —
1974 6 140 Danny Rhodes LB Baltimore Colts —
1974 7 160 Jack Ettinger WR Chicago Bears —
1974 11 283 Dickey Morton RB Pittsburgh Steelers —
1975 6 145 Rollen Smith DB Cincinnati Bengals —
1975 9 215 Floyd Hogan DB Cleveland Browns —
1975 12 287 Marsh White RB New York Giants —
1975 15 380 Brison Manor DT New York Jets —
1976 2 35 Ike Forte RB New England Patriots —
1976 5 143 Mike Kirkland QB Baltimore Colts —
1976 6 177 Scott Bull QB San Francisco 49ers —
1976 8 216 Richard LaFargue C Philadelphia Eagles —
1976 11 319 Rolland Fuchs RB Pittsburgh Steelers —
1977 2 36 R. C. Thielemann‡ G Atlanta Falcons Pro Bowl (1981, 1982, 1983)[24]
Super Bowl champion (XXII)[25]
1977 2 39 Greg Koch T Green Bay Packers —
1977 4 109 Gerald Skinner T New England Patriots —
1977 5 132 Dennis Winston† LB Pittsburgh Steelers Super Bowl champion (XIII, XIV)[23]
1977 10 265 Curtis Townsend LB San Diego Chargers —
1978 1 15 Steve Little K St. Louis Cardinals —
1978 6 144 Leotis Harris G Green Bay Packers —
1979 1 4 Dan Hampton‡ DT Chicago Bears Pro Bowl (1980, 1982, 1984, 1985)[26]
Super Bowl champion (XX)[27]
1979 3 60 Jerry Eckwood RB Tampa Bay Buccaneers —
1979 4 91 Vaughn Lusby DB Cincinnati Bengals —
1979 4 94 Ben Cowins RB Philadelphia Eagles —
1979 12 305 Michael Forrest RB Kansas City Chiefs —
1980 5 120 Tom Ginn C Detroit Lions —
1980 11 291 Mike Massey LB Oakland Raiders —
1980 11 294 Roland Sales RB Cleveland Browns —
1980 12 332 Kevin Scanlon QB Los Angeles Rams —
1981 5 134 Steve Cox† P Cleveland Browns Super Bowl champion (XXII)[25]
1981 6 162 Bobby Duckworth WR San Diego Chargers —
1981 8 215 Kevin Evans DB New Orleans Saints —
1981 9 238 Hugh Jernigan DB Detroit Lions —
1981 10 259 Trent Bryant DB Baltimore Colts —
1982 12 322 Jeff Goff LB Washington Redskins —
1983 1 5 Billy Ray Smith Jr. LB San Diego Chargers —
1983 1 20 Gary Anderson* RB San Diego Chargers Pro Bowl (1986)[28]
1983 2 38 Steve Korte C New Orleans Saints —
1983 4 95 Danny Walters DB San Diego Chargers —
1983 7 188 Jessie Clark[a 23] RB Green Bay Packers —
1984 1 15 Ron Faurot DE New York Jets —
1984 9 235 Johnny Mann FB Pittsburgh Steelers —
1984S 3 79 Phillip Boren[a 24] T Pittsburgh Steelers —
1985 12 312 Dave Burnette[a 25] T Indianapolis Colts —
1986 2 53 Greg Lasker DB New York Giants —
1986 5 113 Ravin Caldwell† LB Washington Redskins Super Bowl champion (XXII, XXVI)[32]
1986 5 126 Bobby Joe Edmonds* WR Seattle Seahawks Pro Bowl (1986)[33]
1986 5 127 Nick Miller LB Cleveland Browns —
1986 5 136 Kevin Wyatt DB Miami Dolphins —
1987 5 139 Greg Horne P Cincinnati Bengals —
1987 12 317 Theo Young TE Pittsburgh Steelers —
1989 1 19 Wayne Martin* DE New Orleans Saints Pro Bowl (1994)[34]
1989 1 20 Steve Atwater‡ DB Denver Broncos Pro Bowl (1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998)[35]
Super Bowl champion (XXXII, XXXIII)[36]
1989 2 55 Fred Childress G Cincinnati Bengals —
1989 4 89 Kerry Owens LB Cincinnati Bengals —
1989 7 189 Richard Brothers DB Chicago Bears —
1989 9 234 Kendall Trainor K Phoenix Cardinals —
1989 9 243 LaSalle Harper LB Chicago Bears —
1990 5 128 Barry Foster* RB Pittsburgh Steelers Pro Bowl (1992, 1993)[37][38]
1990 8 200 James Rouse RB Chicago Bears —
1990 8 216 Elbert Crawford G Los Angeles Rams —
1990 12 310 Anthony Cooney DB Chicago Bears —
1991 4 89 Derek Russell WR Denver Broncos —
1993 4 95 Layne Mathis FB Pittsburgh steelers —
1994 1 26 Henry Ford DT Houston Oilers —
1994 2 43 Isaac Davis G San Diego Chargers —
1996 3 72 Steve Conley LB Pittsburgh Steelers —
1996 5 155 Junior Soli DT San Diego Chargers —
1996 7 231 Freddie Bradley[a 26] RB San Diego Chargers —
1997 5 160 Anthony Hicks LB Green Bay Packers —
1997 6 171 Mike Cherry[a 27] QB New York Giants —
1998 7 235 David Sanders DE Oakland Raiders —
1999 3 63 Brandon Burlsworth G Indianapolis Colts —
1999 4 120 Kenny Wright[a 28] DB Minnesota Vikings —
1999 6 202 Melvin Bradley DE Arizona Cardinals —
1999 7 207 Madre Hill RB Cleveland Browns —
1999 7 212 Chris Akins†[a 29] DB Carolina Panthers Super Bowl champion (XXXVIII)[44]
1999 7 225 Ryan Hale DT New York Giants —
2000 2 45 Kenoy Kennedy DB Denver Broncos —
2000 2 61 Bobbie Williams† G Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl champion (XLVII)[45]
2000 4 102 David Barrett DB Arizona Cardinals —
2000 4 114 Anthony Lucas WR Green Bay Packers —
2000 6 196 Emanuel Smith WR Jacksonville Jaguars —
2001 2 55 Quinton Caver LB Philadelphia Eagles —
2001 6 167 Randy Garner DE Atlanta Falcons —
2002 4 100 Dante Wesley[a 30] DB Carolina Panthers —
2002 7 240 Carlos Hall DB Tennessee Titans —
2003 2 42 Ken Hamlin* DB Seattle Seahawks Pro Bowl (2007)[47]
2004 1 16 Shawn Andrews* G Philadelphia Eagles Pro Bowl (2006, 2007)[48]
2004 1 25 Ahmad Carroll DB Green Bay Packers —
2004 3 80 Caleb Miller LB Cincinnati Bengals —
2004 4 128 Cedric Cobbs* RB New England Patriots Super Bowl champion (XXXIX)[49]
2004 5 160 Tony Bua LB Miami Dolphins —
2004 6 177 Bo Lacy T Pittsburgh Steelers —
2005 1 21 Matt Jones WR Jacksonville Jaguars —
2005 5 159 Jeb Huckeba LB Seattle Seahawks —
2006 7 254 Vickiel Vaughn DB San Francisco 49ers —
2006 2 64 Tarvaris Jackson*[a 31] QB Minnesota Vikings Super Bowl champion (XLVIII)
2007 1 8 Jamaal Anderson DE Atlanta Falcons —
2007 2 41 Chris Houston DB Atlanta Falcons —
2007 2 42 Tony Ugoh* T Indianapolis Colts Super Bowl champion (XLVI)
2007 5 173 Michael Coe[a 32] DB Indianapolis Colts —
2007 7 248 Keith Jackson DT St. Louis Rams —
2008 1 4 Darren McFadden RB Oakland Raiders —
2008 1 22 Felix Jones RB Dallas Cowboys —
2008 3 90 Marcus Harrison DT Chicago Bears —
2008 7 211 Nate Garner T New York Jets —
2008 7 227 Peyton Hillis FB Denver Broncos —
2008 7 248 Marcus Monk WR Chicago Bears —
2009 4 106 Jonathan Luigs C Cincinnati Bengals —
2010 3 77 Damian Williams[a 33] WR Tennessee Titans —
2010 5 147 Mitch Petrus* G New York Giants Super Bowl champion (XLVI)
2011 3 74 Ryan Mallett QB New England Patriots —
2011 5 141 D. J. Williams TE Green Bay Packers —
2011 6 168 DeMarcus Love T Minnesota Vikings —
2012 3 90 Jake Bequette DE New England Patriots —
2012 4 104 Joe Adams WR Carolina Panthers —
2012 4 118 Jarius Wright WR Minnesota Vikings —
2012 4 134 Greg Childs WR Minnesota Vikings —
2013 3 96 Knile Davis RB Kansas City Chiefs —
2013 4 112 Tyler Wilson QB Oakland Raiders —
2013 6 197 Cobi Hamilton WR Cincinnati Bengals —
2013 7 222 Chris Gragg TE Buffalo Bills —
2014 3 76 Travis Swanson C Detroit Lions —
2014 5 159 Chris Smith DE Jacksonville Jaguars —
2014 7 227 Kiero Small RB Seattle Seahawks —
2014 7 228 Zach Hocker K Washington Redskins —
2015 4 101 Trey Flowers DE New England Patriots Super Bowl champion (LI, LIII)
2015 5 141 Martrell Spaight LB Washington Redskins —
2015 6 182 Tevin Mitchel CB Washington Redskins —
2015 6 192 Darius Philon DT San Diego Chargers —
2015 6 202 A. J. Derby TE New England Patriots —
2016 2 35 Hunter Henry TE San Diego Chargers —
2016 5 156 Jonathan Williams RB Buffalo Bills —
2016 5 171 Alex Collins RB Seattle Seahawks —
2016 6 193 Sebastian Tretola G Tennessee Titans —
2016 6 201 Brandon Allen QB Jacksonville Jaguars —
2017 4 131 Deatrich Wise Jr. DE New England Patriots —
2017 5 154 Jeremy Sprinkle TE Washington Redskins —
2017 6 205 Jeremiah Ledbetter DE Detroit Lions —
2018 1 20 Frank Ragnow C Detroit Lions —
2018 7 226 David Williams RB Denver Broncos —
2019 4 118 Hjalte Froholdt G New England Patriots —
2019 5 148 Dre Greenlaw LB San Francisco 49ers —
2019 6 190 Armon Watts DT Minnesota Vikings —
2020 3 95 McTelvin Agim DT Denver Broncos —
2020 7 216 Kamren Curl DB Washington Redskins —
2021 6 207 Jonathan Marshall DT New York Jets —
2022 1 18 Treylon Burks WR Tennessee Titans —
2022 5 178 John Ridgeway III DT Dallas Cowboys —
2022 7 222 Montaric Brown CB Jacksonville Jaguars —
2023 3 67 Drew Sanders LB Denver Broncos —
2023 3 97 Ricky Stromberg C Washington Commanders —
2024 6 212 Cam Little K Jacksonville Jaguars —
2024 6 217 Beaux Limmer C Los Angeles Rams —
2025 3 70 Isaac TeSlaa WR Detroit Lions —
2025 3 72 Landon Jackson DE Buffalo Bills —

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).[1][2]
  2. ^ In American and Canadian football, a back is a player who is lined up behind the linemen, the players who line up closest to the line of scrimmage.
  3. ^ a b This is the team that drafted the player, not their most recent team.
  4. ^ a b Lance Alworth was drafted in the 1962 AFL draft by the Oakland Raiders (9th overall) and in the 1962 NFL draft by the San Francisco 49ers (8th overall).
  5. ^ a b Paul Dudley was drafted in the 1961 NFL draft by the Green Bay Packers (54th overall) and in the 1962 AFL draft by the San Diego Chargers (232nd overall).
  6. ^ a b Jim Collier was drafted in the 1961 NFL draft by the New York Giants (95th overall) and in the 1962 AFL draft by the Buffalo Bills (244th overall).
  7. ^ a b Dann Brabham was drafted in the 1963 AFL draft by the Houston Oilers (6th overall) and in the 1963 NFL draft by the St. Louis Cardinals (30th overall).
  8. ^ a b c d Dave Adams was drafted three times in the 1963 AFL draft by the Boston Patriots (100th overall and 215th overall) and by the Kansas City Chiefs (184th overall); Adams was drafted once in the 1963 NFL draft by the Washington Redskins (218th overall).
  9. ^ a b Wes Bryant was drafted in the 1963 AFL draft by the Boston Patriots (126th overall) and in the 1964 NFL draft by the Detroit Lions (90th overall).
  10. ^ a b Billy Moody was drafted in the 1963 NFL draft by the Los Angeles Rams (155th overall) and in the 1963 AFL draft by the Denver Broncos (181st overall).
  11. ^ a b Jerry Mazzanti was drafted in the 1962 NFL draft by the Philadelphia Eagles (223rd overall) and in the 1963 AFL draft by the San Diego Chargers (194th overall).
  12. ^ a b Bill Clay was drafted in the 1963 AFL draft by the Kansas City Chiefs (216th overall) and in the 1963 NFL draft by the St. Louis Cardinals (269th overall).
  13. ^ a b Jerry Lamb was drafted in the 1964 NFL draft by the St. Louis Cardinals (93rd overall) and in the 1964 AFL draft by the Kansas City Chiefs (146th overall).
  14. ^ a b Gordon Quest was drafted in the 1964 AFL draft by the Oakland Raiders (207th overall) and in the 1964 NFL draft by the Washington Redskins (270th overall).
  15. ^ a b Ronnie Caveness was drafted in the 1965 AFL draft by the Kansas City Chiefs (16tth overall) and in the 1965 NFL draft by the Los Angeles Rams (121st overall).
  16. ^ a b Jim Lindsey was drafted in the 1966 AFL draft by the Buffalo Bills (17th overall) and in the 1966 NFL draft by the Minnesota Vikings (27th overall).
  17. ^ a b Bobby Burnett was drafted in the 1966 AFL draft by the Buffalo Bills (33rd overall) and in the 1966 NFL draft by the Chicago Bears (152nd overall).
  18. ^ a b Mike Bender was drafted in the 1966 NFL draft by the Atlanta Falcons (141st overall) and in the 1966 AFL draft by the Miami Dolphins (146th overall).
  19. ^ a b Bobby Crockett was drafted in the 1966 AFL draft by the Buffalo Bills (91st overall) and in the 1966 NFL draft by the New York Giants (282nd overall).
  20. ^ a b Alton Baldwin was drafted in the 1946 NFL draft by the Chicago Cardinals (271st overall) and in the 1947 NFL draft by the Boston Yanks (25th overall).
  21. ^ a b Leon Campbell was drafted in the 1950 NFL draft by the Baltimore Colts (15th overall) and in the 1951 NFL draft by the Chicago Bears (336th overall).
  22. ^ a b Fred Williams was drafted in the 1951 NFL draft by the Cleveland Browns (315th overall) and in the 1952 NFL draft by the Chicago Bears (56th overall).
  23. ^ Jessie Clark later transferred to Louisiana Tech University.[29][30]
  24. ^ Phillip Boren was drafted in the 1984 NFL supplemental draft of USFL and CFL players.
  25. ^ Dave Burnette later transferred to the University of Central Arkansas.[31]
  26. ^ Freddie Bradley later transferred to Sonoma State University.[39][40]
  27. ^ Mike Cherry later transferred to Murray State University.[41]
  28. ^ Kenny Wright later transferred to Northwestern State University.[42]
  29. ^ Chris Akins later transferred to the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff.[43]
  30. ^ Dante Wesley later transferred to the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff.[46]
  31. ^ Tarvaris Jackson later transferred to Alabama State University.[50]
  32. ^ Michael Coe later transferred to Alabama State University.[51]
  33. ^ Damian Williams later transferred to the University of Southern California.[52]

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