Green Bay Packers draft picks (1936–1969)

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The Green Bay Packers are a professional American football team based in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The Packers have competed in the National Football League (NFL) since 1921, two years after their original founding by Curly Lambeau and George Whitney Calhoun. [1] They are members of the North Division of the National Football Conference (NFC) and play their home games at Lambeau Field in central Wisconsin. [2] [3]

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The NFL draft, officially known as the "NFL Annual Player Selection Meeting", [4] is an annual event which serves as the league's most common source of player recruitment. [5] The draft order is determined based on the previous season's standings; the teams with the worst win–loss records receive the earliest picks. Teams that qualified for the NFL playoffs select after non-qualifiers, and their order depends on how far they advanced, using their regular season record as a tie-breaker. The final two selections in the first round are reserved for the Super Bowl runner-up and champion. Draft picks are tradable and players or other picks can be acquired with them. [6]

In 1936, the Packers took part in the first NFL draft of college football players. With the seventh pick of the first round of that draft, Russ Letlow, a guard out of the University of San Francisco, became the Packers' first draft selection. [7] In addition to the annual draft, the Packers took part in the 1950 All-America Football Conference (AAFC) dispersal draft. This draft was organized after the AAFC, which was formed as a competing league in 1946, merged with the NFL. Three teams from the AAFC were admitted into the NFL, while the remaining players from the five defunct teams became automatically eligible for selection by an existing NFL team in the dispersal draft. [8] [9] Eleven of the players drafted by the Packers between 1936 and 1969 have been inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. [10] Ten of these players, along with 25 other Packers draftees, have been inducted into the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame. [11] The Packers took part in every draft from 1936 to 1969, prior to the AFL–NFL merger and the formation of the modern draft in 1970. [7]

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#Inducted into the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame [11]
†Inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame [10]
‡Inducted into the Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame and Pro Football Hall of Fame

1936 draft

Wally Fromhart, shown here in 1954, was the Packers' seventh-round selection in the 1936 draft. Wally Fromhart.png
Wally Fromhart, shown here in 1954, was the Packers' seventh-round selection in the 1936 draft.
Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1936
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
7
7
 Russ Letlow # Guard San Francisco
2
7
16
 J. W. Wheeler Tackle Oklahoma
3
7
25
 Bernie Scherer End Nebraska
4
7
34
 Theron Ward Back Idaho
5
7
43
 Darrell Lester Center TCU
6
7
52
 Bob Reynolds Tackle Stanford
7
7
61
 Wally Fromhart Back Notre Dame
8
7
70
 Wally Cruice Back Northwestern
9
7
79
 J. C. Wetsel Guard SMU
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [12]

1937 draft

Bud Wilkinson, shown here in 1961, was the Packers' third-round selection in the 1937 draft. Bud Wilkinson.jpg
Bud Wilkinson, shown here in 1961, was the Packers' third-round selection in the 1937 draft.
Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1937
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
9
9
 Eddie Jankowski # Fullback Wisconsin
2
9
19
 Ave Daniell Tackle Pittsburgh
3
9
29
 Bud Wilkinson Tacke Minnesota
4
9
39
 Bud Svendsen # Center Minnesota
5
9
49
 Dewitt Gibson Tackle Northwestern
6
9
59
 Merle Wendt End Ohio St.
7
9
69
 Marv Baldwin Tackle TCU
8
9
79
 Les Chapman Tackle Tulsa
9
9
89
 Gordon Dahlgren Guard Michigan St.
10
9
99
 Dave Gavin Tackle Holy Cross
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [13]

1938 draft

Tony Falkenstein was the Packers' twelfth round selection in the 1938 draft. Tony Falkenstein college.jpg
Tony Falkenstein was the Packers' twelfth round selection in the 1938 draft.
Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1938
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
7
7
 Cecil Isbell # Tailback Purdue
3
7
22
 Marty Schreyer Tackle Purdue
5
7
37
 Chuck Sweeney End Notre Dame
6
7
47
 Andy Uram # Running back Minnesota
7
7
57
 Johnny Kovatch End Northwestern
8
7
67
 Phil Ragazzo Tackle Case Western Reserve
9
7
77
 John Howell Halfback Nebraska
10
7
87
 Frank Barnhart Guard Northern Colorado
11
7
97
 Pete Tinsley #Guard Georgia
12
7
107
 Tony Falkenstein Fullback Saint Mary's (CA)
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [14]

1939 draft

Larry Craig was the Packers' sixth-round selection in the 1939 draft. Larry Craig - 1950 Bowman.jpg
Larry Craig was the Packers' sixth-round selection in the 1939 draft.
Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1939
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
9
9
 Larry Buhler Back Minnesota
3
9
24
 Charley Brock # Center Nebraska
5
9
39
 Lynn Hovland Guard Wisconsin
6
9
49
 Larry Craig # Quarterback South Carolina
7
9
59
 Frank Twedell GuardMinnesota
8
9
69
 Paul Kell Tackle Notre Dame
9
9
79
 Johnny Hall Wingback TCU
10
9
89
 Vince Gavre BackWisconsin
11
9
99
 Charley Sprague End SMU
13
9
119
 Dan Elmer CenterMinnesota
14
9
129
 Bill Badgett Tackle Georgia
15
9
139
 Tom Greenfield Center Arizona
16
9
149
 Roy Bellin BackWisconsin
17
9
159
 John Yerby End Oregon
18
9
169
 Frank Balasz Fullback Iowa
19
9
179
 John Brennan Guard Michigan
20
9
189
 Charles Schultz TackleMinnesota
21
4
194
 Willard Hofer BackNotre Dame
22
4
199
 Bill Gunther Back Santa Clara
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [15]

1940 draft

Hal Van Every was the Packers' first-round selection in the 1940 draft. Hal Van Every 1942 (cropped).jpg
Hal Van Every was the Packers' first-round selection in the 1940 draft.
Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1940
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
9
9
 Hal Van Every Tailback Minnesota
3
9
24
 Lou Brock # Back Purdue
5
9
39
 Esco Sarkkinen End Ohio St.
6
9
49
 Dick Cassiano Back Pittsburgh
7
9
59
 Millard White Tackle Tulane
8
9
69
 George Seeman End Nebraska
9
9
79
 J. R. Manley Guard Oklahoma
10
9
89
 Jack Brown BackPurdue
11
9
99
 Don Guritz Guard Northwestern
12
9
109
 Phil Gaspar Tackle USC
13
9
119
 Ambrose Schindler BackUSC
14
9
129
 Bill Kerr End Notre Dame
15
9
139
 Mel Brewer Guard Illinois
16
9
149
 Ray Andrus Back Vanderbilt
17
9
159
 Archie Kodros Center Michigan
18
9
169
 Jim Gillette Halfback Virginia
19
9
179
 Al Matuza Center—
20
9
189
 Jim Reeder TackleIllinois
21
4
194
 Vince Eichler Back Cornell
22
4
199
 Henry Luebcke Tackle Iowa
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [16]

1941 draft

Herm Rohrig was the Packers' sixth-round draft pick in the 1945 draft. Herm Rohrig 1945.jpg
Herm Rohrig was the Packers' sixth-round draft pick in the 1945 draft.
Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1941
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
7
7
 George Paskvan Fullback Wisconsin
3
6
21
 Bob Paffrath Back Minnesota
5
7
37
 Ed Frutig End Michigan
6
6
46
 Herm Rohrig Wingback Nebraska
7
7
57
 Bill Telesmanic End San Francisco
8
6
66
 Bill Kuusisto Guard Minnesota
9
7
77
 Tony Canadeo ‡ Halfback Gonzaga
10
6
86
 Mike Byelene Back Purdue
11
7
97
 Paul Heimenz Center Northwestern
12
6
106
 Mike Enich Tackle Iowa
13
7
117
 Ed Heffernan Back—
14
6
127
 Del Lyman Tackle UCLA
15
7
137
 Johnny Frieberger End Arkansas
16
6
146
 Ernie Pannell Tackle Texas A&M
17
7
157
 Bob Saggau Back Notre Dame
18
6
166
 Helge Pukema GuardMinnesota
19
7
177
 Bob Hayes End Toledo
20
6
186
 Jim Strasbaugh Halfback Ohio St.
21
2
192
 Joe Bailey Center Kentucky
22
1
196
 Bruno Malinowski Back Holy Cross
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [17]

1942 draft

Bob Ingalls was the Packers' eighteenth-round selection in the 1942 draft. Bob Ingalls.jpg
Bob Ingalls was the Packers' eighteenth-round selection in the 1942 draft.
Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1942
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
9
9
 Urban Odson Tackle Minnesota
3
9
24
 Ray Frankowski Guard Washington
5
9
39
 Bill Green Back Iowa
6
9
49
 Joe Krivonak Guard South Carolina
7
9
59
 Preston Johnson Halfback SMU
8
9
69
 Joe Rogers End Michigan
9
9
79
 Noah Langdale Tackle Alabama
10
9
89
 Gene Flick Center Minnesota
11
9
99
 Tom Farris Quarterback Wisconsin
12
9
109
 Jimmy Richardson Back Marquette
13
9
119
 Bruce Smith HalfbackMinnesota
14
9
129
 Bill Applegate GuardSouth Carolina
15
9
139
 Jim Trimble Tackle Indiana
16
9
149
 Tom Kinkade Back Ohio St.
17
9
159
 Fred Peston End Nebraska
18
9
169
 Bob Ingalls CenterMichigan
19
9
179
 George Benson Back Northwestern
20
9
189
 Horace Young BackSMU
21
4
194
 Henry Woronicz End Boston College
22
4
199
 Woody Adams Tackle TCU
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [18]

1943 draft

Dick Wildung was the Packers' first-round selection in the 1943 draft. Dick Wildung - 1950 Bowman.jpg
Dick Wildung was the Packers' first-round selection in the 1943 draft.
Nick Susoeff was the Packers' sixth-round selection in he 1943 draft. Nicholas Peter Susoeff.jpg
Nick Susoeff was the Packers' sixth-round selection in he 1943 draft.
Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1943
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
8
8
 Dick Wildung # Tackle Minnesota
3
8
23
 Irv Comp # Back Benedictine
5
8
38
 Roy McKay Tailback Texas
6
8
48
 Nick Susoeff End Washington St.
7
8
58
 Ken Snelling Fullback UCLA
8
8
68
 Lester Gatewood Center Tulane
9
8
78
 Norm Verry Tackle USC
10
8
88
 Solon Barnett Guard Baylor
11
8
98
 Bob Forte # Halfback Arkansas
12
8
108
 Van Davis Defensive end Georgia
13
8
118
 Tom Brock Center Notre Dame
14
8
128
 Ralph Tate Back Oklahoma St.
15
8
138
 Don Carlson Tackle Denver
16
8
148
 Mike Welch BackMinnesota
17
8
158
 Ron Thomas GuardUSC
18
8
168
 Jim Powers Tackle—
19
8
178
 Hal Prescott End Hardin-Simmons
20
8
188
 Eddie Forrest Guard Santa Clara
21
8
198
 Lloyd Wasserbach Tackle Wisconsin
22
8
208
 Mark Hoskins BackWisconsin
23
8
218
 Jug Bennett GuardHardin-Simmons
24
8
228
 George Zellick End Oregon St.
25
8
238
 Gene Bierhaus EndMinnesota
26
8
248
 George Makris GuardWisconsin
27
8
258
 Pete Susick Back Washington
28
8
268
 Bud Hasse End Northwestern
29
8
278
 Dick Thornally TackleWisconsin
30
8
288
 Bob Ray BackWisconsin
31
3
293
 Brunel Christensen Tackle California
32
3
298
 Ken Roskie Fullback South Carolina
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [19]

1944 draft

Merv Pregulman was the Packers' first-round selection in the 1944 draft. Mervin Pregulman.png
Merv Pregulman was the Packers' first-round selection in the 1944 draft.
Alex Agase was the Packers' eighth-round selection in the 1944 draft. Alex Agase on a Bowman 1950 football card.png
Alex Agase was the Packers' eighth-round selection in the 1944 draft.
Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1944
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
7
7
 Merv Pregulman Center Michigan
3
6
22
 Tom Kuzma Back Michigan
5
6
38
 Bill McPartland Tackle —
6
6
49
 Mickey McCardle Back USC
7
6
60
 Jack Tracy End Washington
8
6
71
 Alex Agase Linebacker Illinois
9
6
82
 Don Whitmire Tackle Navy
10
6
93
 Bob Koch Back Oregon
11
6
104
 Virgil Johnson End Arkansas
12
6
115
 Roy Giusti Back—
13
6
126
 Bill Baughman Center Alabama
14
6
137
 Don Griffin Halfback Illinois
15
6
148
 Bert Gissler End Nebraska
16
6
159
 Lou Shelton Back Oregon St.
17
6
170
 Charley Cusick Guard Colgate
18
6
181
 Hugh Cox Back North Carolina
19
6
192
 Kermit Davis End Mississippi St.
20
6
203
 Bob Johnson Center Purdue
21
6
214
 Jim Cox Guard Stanford
22
6
225
 Cliff Anderson End Minnesota
23
6
236
 John Wesley Perry Back Duke
24
6
247
 Pete DeMaria GuardPurdue
25
6
258
 Len Liss Tackle Marquette
26
6
269
 Ray Jordan BackNorth Carolina
27
6
280
 Al Grubaugh TackleNebraska
28
6
291
 A. B. Howard EndMississippi St.
29
6
302
 Paul Paladino GuardArkansas
30
6
313
 Bob Butchofsky Back Texas A&M
31
1
319
 Russ Deal Guard Indiana
32
1
325
 Abel Gonzales Back SMU
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [20]

1945 draft

Walt Schlinkman was the Packers' first-round selection in the 1945 draft. WaltSchlinkman1948Bowman.jpg
Walt Schlinkman was the Packers' first-round selection in the 1945 draft.
Clyde Goodnight was the Packers' second-round selection in the 1945 draft. Clyde Goodnight - 1948 Bowman.jpg
Clyde Goodnight was the Packers' second-round selection in the 1945 draft.
Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1945
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
11
11
 Walt Schlinkman Fullback Texas Tech
3
11
27
 Clyde Goodnight End Tulsa
5
11
43
 Joe Graham End Florida
6
11
54
 Don Wells End Georgia
7
11
65
 Casey Stephenson Back Tennessee
8
11
76
 Toby Collins Tackle Tulsa
9
11
87
 Lamar Dingler End Arkansas
10
11
98
 Hal Helscher Back LSU
11
11
109
 Ralph Hammond Center Pittsburgh
12
11
120
 Ed Podgorski Tackle Lafayette
13
11
131
 Bill Hackett Guard Ohio St.
14
11
142
 Marv Lindsey BackArkansas
15
11
153
 Robert McClure Tackle Nevada
16
11
164
 Harry Pieper Center California
17
11
175
 Bob Kula Back Minnesota
18
11
186
 Frank Hazard Guard Nebraska
19
11
197
 Ed Jeffers Guard Oklahoma St.
20
11
208
 Bill Prentice Back Santa Clara
21
11
219
 Warren Fuller End Fordham
22
11
230
 Fred Nielsen Tackle—
23
11
241
 Bob Gilmore Back Washington
24
11
252
 Lloyd Baxter Center SMU
25
11
263
 Nolan Luhn EndTulsa
26
11
274
 Nestor Blanco Guard Colorado Mines
27
11
285
 Bill Chestnut Back Kansas
28
11
296
 Jim Thompson Back Washington St.
29
11
307
 Jim Evans End Idaho
30
11
318
 Ham Nichols Guard Rice
31
6
324
 John Priday BackOhio St.
32
6
330
 Billy Joe Aldridge BackOklahoma St.
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [21]

1946 draft

Johnny Strzykalski was the Packers' first-round selection in the 1946 draft. Strzykalski-John-1949.jpg
Johnny Strzykalski was the Packers' first-round selection in the 1946 draft.
Bob Nussbaumer was the Packers' second-round selection in the 1946 draft. Bob Nussbaumer.png
Bob Nussbaumer was the Packers' second-round selection in the 1946 draft.
Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1946
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
6
6
 Johnny Strzykalski Halfback Marquette
3
6
21
 Bob Nussbaumer Halfback Michigan
5
6
36
 Ed Cody Fullback Purdue
6
6
46
 John Ferraro Tackle USC
7
6
56
 Art Renner End Michigan
8
6
66
 Bert Cole Tackle Oklahoma St.
9
6
76
 Grant Darnell Guard Texas A&M
10
6
86
 Joe McAfee Back Holy Cross
11
6
96
 Steve Conroy BackHoly Cross
12
6
106
 Billy Hildebrand End Mississippi St.
13
6
116
 Tom Hand Center Iowa
14
6
126
 George Hills Guard Georgia Tech
15
6
136
 Jim Hough Back Clemson
16
6
146
 Dean Gaines TackleGeorgia Tech
17
6
156
 J. P. Miller Guard Georgia
18
6
166
 Boyd Morse End Arizona
19
6
176
 Joe Bradford CenterUSC
20
6
186
 Bill DeRosa Back Boston College
21
6
196
 Ralph Grant Back Bucknell
22
6
206
 Howard Brown Guard Indiana
23
6
216
 Andy Kosmac Center LSU
24
6
226
 Maurice Stacy Back Washington
25
6
236
 Chuck Davidson Tackle Cornell
26
6
246
 John Norton BackWashington
27
6
256
 Ed Holtsinger BackGeorgia Tech
28
6
266
 Joe Campbell EndHoly Cross
29
6
276
 Francis Saunders TackleClemson
30
6
286
 Al Sparlis Guard UCLA
31
1
291
 Ralph Clymer GuardPurdue
32
1
296
 Joervin Henderson Center Missouri
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [22]

1947 draft

Ernie Case was the Packers' first-round selection in the 1947 draft. Case-Ernie-1941.jpg
Ernie Case was the Packers' first-round selection in the 1947 draft.
Burr Baldwin was the Packers' second-round selection in the 1947 draft. Burr Baldwin 1946 (cropped).jpg
Burr Baldwin was the Packers' second-round selection in the 1947 draft.
Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1947
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
6
6
 Ernie Case Quarterback UCLA
3
7
20
 Burr Baldwin End UCLA
5
6
31
 Paul Burns Guard Oklahoma
6
5
40
 Gene Wilson End SMU
7
7
52
 Dick Connors Back Northwestern
8
7
62
 Monte Moncrief Tackle Texas A&M
9
7
72
 Bob McDougal Fullback Miami (FL)
10
6
81
 Bob Kelly Halfback Navy
11
7
92
 Tom Moulton Center Oklahoma St.
12
5
100
 George Hills Guard Georgia Tech
13
6
111
 Bob Skoglund Defensive end Notre Dame
14
7
122
 Jack Mitchell BackOklahoma
15
5
130
 Denny Crawford Guard Tennessee
16
6
141
 Jim Callanan End USC
17
6
151
 Ted Scalissi Halfback Ripon
18
5
160
 Jim Goodman Tackle Indiana
19
7
172
 Dick Miller Guard Lawrence
20
6
181
 Brad Ecklund Center Oregon
21
5
190
 Bob West Back Colorado
22
7
202
 Maurice Reilly BackColorado
23
6
211
 Ron Sockolov Tackle California
24
5
220
 Herb St. John Guard Georgia
25
7
232
 Fred Redeker Back Cincinnati
26
6
241
 Herm Lubker End Arkansas
27
5
250
 Bob Palladino BackNotre Dame
28
7
262
 Jerrell Baxter Tackle North Carolina
29
6
271
 Ray Sellers EndGeorgia
30
5
280
 Jerry Carle BackNorthwestern
31
5
290
 Bill Hogan (American football) Back Kansas
32
4
297
 Ralph Olsen Defensive end Utah
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [23]

1948 draft

Jug Girard was the Packers' first-round selection in the 1948 draft. Jug Girard - 1951 Bowman.jpg
Jug Girard was the Packers' first-round selection in the 1948 draft.
Larry Olsonoski was the Packers' sixth-round selection in the 1948 draft. Larry Olsonoski 1948 Bowman.jpg
Larry Olsonoski was the Packers' sixth-round selection in the 1948 draft.
Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1948
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
7
7
 Jug Girard End Wisconsin
3
6
19
 Oscar Smith Halfback UTEP
5
2
27
 Don Richards Tackle Arkansas
5
6
31
 Weyman Sellers End Georgia
6
6
41
 Larry Olsonoski Guard Minnesota
7
6
51
 Jay Rhodemyre Center Kentucky
8
6
61
 Bob Cunz Tackle Illinois
10
6
81
 George Walmsley Back Rice
11
6
91
 Bob Hoges Tackle Bradley
12
6
101
 Bob Rennebohm EndWisconsin
13
6
111
 Perry Moss Quarterback Illinois
14
6
121
 Fred Provo Halfback Washington
15
6
131
 Lou Agase TackleIllinois
16
6
141
 Travis Raven Back Texas
18
6
161
 Ken Balge End Michigan St.
19
6
171
 Charley Tatom TackleTexas
20
6
181
 Floyd Thomas CenterArkansas
21
6
191
 Herb St. John GuardGeorgia
22
6
201
 Don Anderson BackRice
23
6
211
 Fred Kling Back Missouri
24
6
221
 Clyde Biggers Tackle Catawba
25
6
231
 Stan Heath Quarterback Nevada
26
6
241
 Aubrey Allen Tackle Colorado
27
6
251
 Stan Gorski — Saint Mary's (MN)
28
6
261
 Don Sharp Center Tulsa
29
6
271
 John Panelli Back Notre Dame
30
6
281
 Clarence McGeary Defensive tackle North Dakota St.
31
4
289
 Gayland Mills End BYU
32
3
296
 Ralph Earhart Halfback Texas Tech
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [24]

1949 draft

Rebel Steiner was the Packers' twelfth-round selection in the 1949 draft. Roy Steiner - 1951 Bowman.jpg
Rebel Steiner was the Packers' twelfth-round selection in the 1949 draft.
Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1949
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
5
5
 Stan Heath Quarterback Nevada
2
4
15
 Dan Dworsky Linebacker Michigan
3
4
25
 Lou Ferry Defensive tackle Villanova
4
3
34
 Bob Summerhays Linebacker Utah
5
2
43
 Glenn Lewis Back Texas Tech
6
3
54
 Joe Ethridge Tight end SMU
8
3
74
 Dan Orlich Defensive end UNLV
9
2
83
 Everett Faunce Back Minnesota
11
2
103
 Harry Larche Tackle Arkansas St.
12
3
114
 Rebel Steiner Defensive back Alabama
13
2
123
 Al Mastrangeli Center Illinois
14
3
134
 Bobby Williams CenterTexas Tech
15
2
143
 Ken Cooper Guard Vanderbilt
16
3
154
 Gene Remenar Tackle West Virginia
17
2
163
 Paul Devine Back Heidelberg
18
3
174
 Floyd Lewis Guard SMU
19
2
183
 Bobby Folsom EndSMU
20
3
194
 Larry Cooney Back Penn St.
21
2
203
 Ken Kranz Defensive back Wisconsin-Milwaukee
22
3
214
 John Kordich Back USC
23
2
223
 Bill Kelly EndTexas Tech
24
3
234
 Jimmy Ford Back Tulsa
25
2
243
 Frank Lambright Guard Arkansas
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [25]

1950 AAFC dispersal draft

Billy Grimes was the Packers' first-round selection in the AAFC dispersal draft. BillyGrimes.jpg
Billy Grimes was the Packers' first-round selection in the AAFC dispersal draft.
Alton Baldwin was the Packers' second-round selection in the AAFC dispersal draft. Al Baldwin - 1950 Bowman.jpg
Alton Baldwin was the Packers' second-round selection in the AAFC dispersal draft.
Green Bay Packers AAFC dispersal draft selections in 1950
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] AAFC Team
1
3
3
 Billy Grimes Halfback Los Angeles Dons
2
3
16
 Alton Baldwin End Buffalo Bills
3
3
29
 Homer Paine Tackle Chicago Hornets
Extra
2
41
 James Lukens EndBuffalo Bills
Extra
4
23
 Abner Wimberly EndLos Angeles Dons
4
3
46
 Wilbur Volz HalfbackBuffalo Bills
5
3
59
 John Kerns TackleBuffalo Bills
Extra
2
71
 Ted Cook End
6
3
74
 Jason Bailey TackleChicago Hornets
7
3
87
 Denny Crawford Tackle New York Yankees
Extra
2
99
 Carl Schuette Center Buffalo Bills
8
3
102
 Zygmont Czarobski TackleChicago Hornets
9
3
115
 Vic Schleich TackleChicago Hornets
Extra
2
127
 Paul Duke CenterNew York Yankees
10
3
130
 R. M. Patterson TackleChicago Hornets
Source: ProFootballResearchers.org [9]

1950 draft

Tobin Rote was the Packers' second-round selection in the 1950 draft. Tobin Rote - 1952 Bowman Large.jpg
Tobin Rote was the Packers' second-round selection in the 1950 draft.
Gordy Soltau was the Packers' third-round selection in the 1950 draft. Gordon Soltau - 1952 Bowman Large.jpg
Gordy Soltau was the Packers' third-round selection in the 1950 draft.
Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1950
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
4
4
 Clayton Tonnemaker Linebacker Minnesota
2
3
17
 Tobin Rote # Quarterback Rice
3
3
30
 Gordy Soltau End Minnesota
4
3
43
 Larry Coutre Halfback Notre Dame
6
3
69
 Jack Cloud Linebacker William & Mary
7
3
82
 Leon Manley Tackle Oklahoma
8
3
95
 Harry Szulborski Back Purdue
9
3
108
 Roger Wilson End South Carolina
10
3
121
 Bob Mealey TackleMinnesota
11
3
134
 Gene Lorendo End Georgia
12
3
147
 Andy Pavich End Denver
13
3
160
 Carlton Elliott Defensive end Virginia
14
3
173
 Fred Leon Tackle Nevada
15
3
186
 Gene Huebern Center Baylor
16
3
199
 Frank Kuzma BackMinnesota
17
3
212
 Hal Otterback Guard Wisconsin
18
3
225
 Arnold Galiffa Quarterback Army
19
3
238
 Earl Rowan Tackle Hardin-Simmons
20
3
251
 Jim Howe Back Kentucky
21
3
264
 Gene Evans BackWisconsin
22
3
277
 Chuck Beatty Center Penn St.
23
3
290
 George Mattey Guard Ohio St.
24
3
303
 Don Delph Back Dayton
25
3
316
 Frank Waters Back Michigan St.
26
3
329
 Claude Radtke End Lawrence
27
3
342
 Bill Osborne BackNevada
28
3
355
 Herm Hering Back Rutgers
29
3
368
 Ben Zaranka EndKentucky
30
3
381
 Ray Mallouf Quarterback SMU
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [26]

1951 draft

Ray Pelfrey was the Packers' seventeenth-round selection in the 1951 draft. Ray Pelfrey - 1952 Bowman Large.jpg
Ray Pelfrey was the Packers' seventeenth-round selection in the 1951 draft.
Ed Withers was the Packers' thirtieth-round selection in the 1951 draft. Ed Withers.png
Ed Withers was the Packers' thirtieth-round selection in the 1951 draft.
Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1951
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
5
5
 Bob Gain Defensive tackle Kentucky
2
2
16
 Albin Collins Back LSU
3
1
27
 Fred Cone # Fullback Clemson
5
2
52
 Wade Stinson Back Kansas
6
1
63
 Sig Holowenko Tackle John Carroll
7
3
77
 Bill Sutherland End Saint Vincent
9
1
99
 Dick McWilliams Tackle Michigan
10
4
114
 Bob Noppinger Tackle—
11
2
125
 George Rooks Back Morgan St.
12
1
136
 Carl Kreager Center Michigan
13
3
150
 Ed Stephens Back Missouri
14
2
161
 Ray Bauer End Montana
15
1
172
 Joe Ernst Back Tulane
16
3
186
 Dick Afflis Tackle Nevada
17
2
197
 Ray Pelfrey End Eastern Kentucky
18
1
208
 Ed Petela Back Boston College
19
3
222
 Jim Liber Back—
20
2
233
 Dick Johnson Tackle Virginia
21
1
244
 Art Edling End Minnesota
22
3
258
 Art Felker End Marquette
23
2
269
 Tubba Chamberlain Guard Wisconsin–Eau Claire
24
1
280
 Dick Christie Back Nebraska-Omaha
25
3
294
 Monte Charles Back Hillsdale
26
2
305
 Bill Miller Tackle Ohio St.
27
1
316
 Bob Bossons Center Georgia Tech
28
3
330
 Bob Ayre Back Abilene Christian
29
2
341
 Ralph Fieler End Miami (FL)
30
1
352
 Ed Withers Back Wisconsin
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [27]

1952 draft

Billy Howton was the Packers' first-round selection in the 1952 draft. Bill Howton - 1952 Bowman Large.jpg
Billy Howton was the Packers' first-round selection in the 1952 draft.
Bobby Dillon was the Packers' second-round selection in the 1952 draft. Bobby Dillon - 1952 Bowman Large.jpg
Bobby Dillon was the Packers' second-round selection in the 1952 draft.
Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1952
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
4
4
 Babe Parilli Quarterback Kentucky
2
2
15
 Billy Howton # End Rice
3
3
28
 Bobby Dillon ‡ Defensive back Texas
5
3
52
 Dave Hanner # Defensive tackle Arkansas
6
2
63
 Tom Johnson Defensive tackle Michigan
7
3
76
 Bill Reichardt Fullback Iowa
8
2
87
 Mel Becket Center Indiana
9
3
100
 Deral Teteak # Linebacker Wisconsin
10
2
111
 Art Kleinschmidt Guard Tulane
10
7
116
 William Roffler Defensive back Washington St.
11
3
124
 Billy Burkhalter Back Rice
12
2
135
 Bill Wilson Tackle Texas
13
3
148
 Billy Hair Back Clemson
14
2
159
 Jack Morgan Tackle Michigan St.
15
3
172
 Bobby Jack Floyd Fullback TCU
16
2
183
 John Coatta BackWisconsin
17
3
196
 Don Peterson BackMichigan
18
2
207
 Howard Tisdale Tackle Stephen F. Austin
19
3
220
 John Pont Back Miami (OH)
20
2
231
 Chuck Boerio Linebacker Illinois
21
3
244
 Herb Zimmerman GuardTCU
22
2
255
 Karl Kluckholn End Colgate
23
3
268
 Frank Kapral GuardMichigan St.
24
2
279
 John Schuetzner End South Carolina
25
3
292
 Charlie LaPradd Tackle Florida
26
2
303
 Charlie Stokes Tackle Tennessee
27
3
316
 I. D. Russell Back SMU
28
2
327
 Billy Barrett Back Notre Dame
29
3
340
 Bill Stratton Back Lewis
30
2
351
 Jack Fulkerson Tackle Southern Miss
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [28]

1953 draft

Roger Zatkoff was the Packers' fifth-round selection in the 1953 draft. Roger Zatkoff.png
Roger Zatkoff was the Packers' fifth-round selection in the 1953 draft.
Ike Jones was the Packers' twenty-fifth-round selection in the 1953 draft. Ike Jones 1953.jpg
Ike Jones was the Packers' twenty-fifth-round selection in the 1953 draft.
Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1953
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
7
7
 Al Carmichael # Halfback USC
2
6
19
 Gil Reich Back Kansas
3
6
31
 Bill Forester # Linebacker SMU
4
6
43
 Gib Dawson Halfback Texas
5
6
55
 Roger Zatkoff Linebacker Michigan
6
6
67
 Bob Kennedy Guard Wisconsin
7
6
79
 Jim Ringo ‡ Center Syracuse
8
6
91
 Lauren Hargrove Back Georgia
9
6
103
 Floyd Harrawood Tackle Tulsa
10
6
115
 Vic Rimkus Guard Holy Cross
11
6
127
 Joe Johnson Halfback Boston College
12
6
139
 Dick Curran Back Arizona St.
13
6
151
 Bob Orders Center West Virginia
14
6
163
 Charley Wrenn Tackle TCU
15
6
175
 Gene Helwig BackTulsa
16
6
187
 John Hlay Back Ohio St.
17
6
199
 Bill Georges End Texas
18
6
211
 Jim Philee Back Bradley
19
6
223
 Bill Lucky Tackle Baylor
20
6
235
 John Harville BackTCU
21
6
247
 Bob Conway Back Alabama
22
6
259
 Bill Turnbeaugh Tackle Auburn
23
6
271
 Bill Murray End American International
24
6
283
 Jim Haslam Tackle Tennessee
25
6
295
 Ike Jones End UCLA
26
6
307
 George Bozanic BackUSC
27
6
319
 Jim McConaughey End Houston
28
6
331
 Zack Jordan Back Colorado
29
6
343
 Henry O'Brien GuardBoston College
30
6
355
 Al Barry GuardUSC
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [29]

1954 draft

Art Hunter was one of the Packers' first-round selections in the 1954 draft. Art Hunter - 1954 Bowman.jpg
Art Hunter was one of the Packers' first-round selections in the 1954 draft.
Veryl Switzer was one of the Packers' first-round selections in the 1954 draft. Veryl Switzer - 1954 Bowman.jpg
Veryl Switzer was one of the Packers' first-round selections in the 1954 draft.
Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1954
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
3
3
 Art Hunter Center Notre Dame
1
4
4
 Veryl Switzer Halfback Kansas St.
2
2
15
 Bob Fleck Tackle Syracuse
3
2
27
 George Timberlake Linebacker USC
4
3
40
 Tommy Allman Back West Virginia
5
2
51
 Max McGee # End Tulane
7
2
75
 Sam Marshall Tackle Florida A&M
8
2
87
 Jimmie Williams Tackle Texas Tech
9
2
99
 Dave Davis End Georgia Tech
10
2
111
 Gene Knutson Defensive end Michigan
11
2
123
 Ken Hall End North Texas
12
2
135
 Bill Oliver Back Alabama
13
2
147
 Mike Takacs Guard Ohio St.
14
2
159
 Dave Johnson Back Rice
16
2
183
 Des Koch BackUSC
17
2
195
 J. D. Roberts Guard Oklahoma
18
2
207
 Emery Barnes Defensive end Oregon
19
2
219
 Ken Hall Center Springfield (MA)
20
2
231
 Lowell Herbert Guard Pacific
21
2
243
 Art Liebscher BackPacific
22
2
255
 Willie Buford Tackle Morgan St.
23
2
267
 Clint Sathrum Back St. Olaf
24
2
279
 Marv Tennefoss End Stanford
25
2
291
 John Smalley TackleAlabama
26
2
303
 Ralph Baierl Tackle Maryland
27
2
315
 Hosea Sims End Marquette
28
2
327
 Evan Slonac Back Michigan St.
29
2
339
 Jerry Dufek Tackle St. Norbert
30
2
351
 Terry Campbell Back Washington St.
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [30]

1955 draft

Tom Bettis was the Packers' first-round selection in the 1955 draft. Tom Bettis - 1955 Bowman.jpg
Tom Bettis was the Packers' first-round selection in the 1955 draft.
Hank Bullough was the Packers' fifth-round selection in the 1955 draft. Hank Bullough 1953 (cropped).jpg
Hank Bullough was the Packers' fifth-round selection in the 1955 draft.
Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1955
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
5
5
 Tom Bettis Linebacker Purdue
2
4
17
 Jim Temp Defensive end Wisconsin
3
4
29
 Buddy Leake Back Oklahoma
5
4
53
 Hank Bullough Guard Michigan St.
6
4
65
 Norm Amundsen GuardWisconsin
7
4
77
 Bob Clemens Fullback Georgia
8
4
89
 Johnny Crouch End TCU
9
4
101
 Ed Culpepper Defensive tackle Alabama
10
4
113
 George Rogers Tackle Auburn
11
4
125
 Ron Clark Back Nebraska
12
4
137
 Art Walker Tackle Michigan
13
4
149
 Ed Adams Back South Carolina
14
4
161
 Fred Baer BackMichigan
15
4
173
 George Machoukas Center Toledo
16
4
185
 Charlie Brackins Quarterback Prairie View A&M
17
4
197
 Lynn Beightol Back Maryland
18
4
209
 Doyle Nix Defensive back SMU
19
4
221
 Bob Carter Tackle Grambling St.
20
4
233
 Carl Bolt Back Southern Miss
20
7
236
 Bob Anowiak End Bucknell
21
4
245
 Lavell Isbel Tackle Houston
22
4
257
 Bill Brunner Back Arkansas Tech
23
4
269
 Elton Shaw Tackle LSU
24
4
281
 Charley Bryant GuardNebraska
25
4
293
 Nate Borden Defensive end Indiana
26
4
305
 Jim Jennings Defensive end Missouri
27
4
317
 Bob Peringer End Washington St.
28
4
329
 Jack Spears Tackle Chattanooga
29
4
341
 Sam Pino Back Boston University
30
3
352
 Bob Saia Back Tulane
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [31]

1956 draft

Bob Skoronski was the Packers' fifth-round selection in the 1956 draft. Bob Skoronski.jpg
Bob Skoronski was the Packers' fifth-round selection in the 1956 draft.
Mike Hudock was the Packers' eleventh-round selection in the 1956 draft. Mike Hudock 1963.jpg
Mike Hudock was the Packers' eleventh-round selection in the 1956 draft.
Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1956
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
8
8
 Jack Losch Halfback Miami (FL)
2
7
20
 Forrest Gregg ‡ Tackle SMU
4
7
44
 Cecil Morris Guard Oklahoma
5
7
56
 Bob Skoronski #Tackle Indiana
6
7
68
 Bob Burris Back Oklahoma
7
7
80
 Hank Gremminger # Defensive back Baylor
8
7
92
 Russ Dennis End Maryland
9
7
104
 Gordy Duvall Back USC
10
7
116
 Bob Laugherty BackMaryland
11
7
128
 Mike Hudock Center Miami (FL)
12
7
140
 Max Burnett Back Arizona
13
7
152
 Jim Mense Center Notre Dame
14
7
164
 Charlie Thomas Back Wisconsin
15
7
176
 Warren Alliston Linebacker Ole Miss
16
7
188
 Curtis Lynch Tackle Alabama
17
7
200
 Bart Starr ‡ Quarterback Alabama
18
7
212
 Stan Intihar End Cornell
19
7
224
 Ken Vakey End Texas Tech
20
7
236
 Clyde Letbetter TackleBaylor
21
7
248
 Hal O'Brien BackSMU
22
7
260
 Johnny Popson Back Furman
23
7
272
 Jesse Birchfield Guard Duke
24
7
284
 Don Wilson Center Rice
25
7
296
 Franz Koeneke End Minnesota
26
7
308
 Dick Goehe TackleOle Miss
27
7
320
 Dick Kolian EndWisconsin
28
7
332
 Bobby Lance Quarterback Florida
29
7
344
 Vester Newcomb Center Southwest JC (MS)
30
6
355
 Rod Hermes Quarterback Beloit
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [32]

1957 draft

Paul Hornung was one of the Packers' first-round selections in the 1957 draft. 1961 Topps 40 Paul Hornung.jpg
Paul Hornung was one of the Packers' first-round selections in the 1957 draft.
Ron Kramer was one of the Packers' first-round selections in the 1957 draft. Ron Kramer (1955).png
Ron Kramer was one of the Packers' first-round selections in the 1957 draft.
Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1957
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
1
1
Paul Hornung ‡ Halfback Notre Dame
1
4
4
 Ron Kramer # End Michigan
2
5
18
 Joel Wells Halfback Clemson
3
4
29
 Dalton Truax Tackle Tulane
4
4
41
 Carl Vereen Tackle Georgia Tech
6
9
70
 John Nisby Guard Pacific
7
3
76
 Frank Gilliam End Iowa
8
2
87
 George Belotti Center USC
9
3
100
 Ken Wineberg Back TCU
10
2
111
 Gary Gustafson Guard Gustavus Adolphus
11
3
124
 Jim Roseboro Back Ohio St.
12
2
135
 Ed Sullivan CenterNotre Dame
12
12
145
 Glenn Bestor Back Wisconsin
13
3
148
 Jim Morse BackNotre Dame
14
2
159
 Rudy Schoendorf Tackle Miami (OH)
15
3
172
 Pat Hinton Guard Louisiana Tech
16
2
183
 Ed Buckingham Tackle Minnesota
17
3
196
 Don Boudreaux Tackle Houston
18
2
207
 Credell Green Back Washington
19
3
220
 Ernie Danjean Linebacker Auburn
20
2
231
 Percy Oliver Guard Illinois
21
3
244
 Chuck Mehrer Tackle Missouri
22
2
255
 Ronnie Quillian Quarterback Tulane
23
3
268
 John Symank Defensive back Florida
24
2
279
 Charlie Leyendecker Tackle SMU
25
3
292
 Jerry Johnson Tackle St. Norbert
26
2
303
 Buddy Bass End Duke
27
3
316
 Marty Booher TackleWisconsin
28
2
327
 Dave Herbold GuardMinnesota
29
3
340
 Howie Dare Back Maryland
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [33]

1958 draft

Dan Currie was the Packers' first-round selection in the 1958 draft. Dan Currie Topps 1959.jpg
Dan Currie was the Packers' first-round selection in the 1958 draft.
Jim Taylor was the Packers' second-round selection in the 1958 draft. Jim Taylor 1967.JPG
Jim Taylor was the Packers' second-round selection in the 1958 draft.
Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1958
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
3
3
 Dan Currie # Linebacker Michigan St.
2
2
15
 Jim Taylor ‡ Fullback LSU
3
2
27
 Dick Christy Halfback North Carolina St.
3
11
36
 Ray Nitschke ‡Linebacker Illinois
4
2
39
 Jerry Kramer ‡ Guard Idaho
5
2
51
 Joe Francis Quarterback Oregon St.
6
1
62
 Ken Gray Guard Howard Payne
7
2
75
 Doug Mainson Back Hillsdale
8
1
86
 Mike Bill Center Syracuse
9
2
99
 Norm Jarock Back St. Norbert
10
1
110
 Carl Johnson Tackle Illinois
11
2
123
 Harry Horton End Wichita St.
12
1
134
 Wayne Miller End Baylor
13
2
147
 Gene Cook End Toledo
14
1
158
 Harry Hauffe Tackle South Dakota
15
2
171
 Tom Newell Back Drake
16
1
182
 Arley Finley Tackle Georgia Tech
17
2
195
 Joe Reese End Arkansas Tech
18
1
206
 Chuck Strid GuardSyracuse
20
1
230
 John DuBose Back—
21
2
243
 Jerry Kershner Tackle Oregon
22
1
254
 Dick Maggard Back College of Idaho
23
2
267
 Jack Ashton Guard South Carolina
24
1
278
 John Jereck Tackle Detroit
25
2
291
 Larry Plenty Back Boston College
26
1
302
 Esker Harris Guard UCLA
27
2
315
 Neil Habig Center Purdue
28
1
326
 Dave Crowell Guard Washington St.
29
2
339
 Bob Haynes Tackle Sam Houston St.
30
1
350
 John Peters Tackle Houston
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [34]

1959 draft

Alex Hawkins was the Packers' second-round selection in the 1959 draft. Alex Hawkins 1961.jpg
Alex Hawkins was the Packers' second-round selection in the 1959 draft.
Boyd Dowler was the Packers' third-round selection in the 1959 draft. 1961 Topps 43 Boyd Dowler.jpg
Boyd Dowler was the Packers' third-round selection in the 1959 draft.
Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1959
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
1
1
Randy Duncan Quarterback Iowa
2
1
13
 Alex Hawkins Halfback South Carolina
3
1
25
 Boyd Dowler # Flanker Colorado
5
7
55
 Andy Cvercko Guard Northwestern
6
1
61
 Willie Taylor Center Florida A&M
7
1
73
 Bobby Jackson Defensive back Alabama
7
11
83
 Gary Raid Tackle Willamette
8
1
85
 Buddy Mayfield End South Carolina
8
11
95
 Bob Laraba Linebacker UTEP
9
1
97
 George Dixon Back Bridgeport
10
1
109
 Sam Tuccio Tackle Southern Miss
11
1
121
 Bob Webb Back St. Ambrose
12
1
133
 Larry Hall Guard Missouri Valley
13
1
145
 Jim Hurd Back Albion
14
1
157
 Ken Kerr Guard Arizona St.
15
1
169
 Dick Teteak Guard Wisconsin
16
1
181
 Dan Edgington End Florida
17
1
193
 Tom Secules Back William & Mary
18
1
205
 Dick Nearents Tackle Eastern Washington
19
1
217
 Bill Butler Defensive back Chattanooga
20
1
229
 Charley Sample Back Arkansas
21
1
241
 Dave Smith Fullback Ripon
22
1
253
 Charlie Anderson End Drake
23
1
265
 Ben Lawver Tackle Lewis & Clark
24
1
277
 Joe Hergert LinebackerFlorida
25
1
289
 Leroy Hardee BackFlorida A&M
26
1
301
 Ken Higginbotham End—
27
1
313
 Timmy Brown Running back Ball St.
28
1
325
 Jerry Epps Guard West Texas St.
29
1
337
 Jack Flara Back Pittsburgh
30
1
349
 Dick Emerich Tackle West Chester
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [35]

1960 draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1960
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
5
5
 Tom Moore Halfback Vanderbilt
2
5
17
 Bob Jeter # Defensive back Iowa
5
3
51
 Dale Hackbart Defensive back Wisconsin
6
5
65
 Mike Wright Tackle Minnesota
7
5
77
 Kirk Phares Guard South Carolina
8
5
89
 Don Hitt Center Oklahoma St.
9
5
101
 Frank Brixius TackleMinnesota
11
5
125
 Ron Ray Tackle Howard Payne
12
5
137
 Harry Ball Tackle Boston College
13
5
149
 Paul Winslow Defensive back North Carolina Central
14
5
161
 Jon Gilliam Center Texas A&M–Commerce
15
5
173
 Garney Henley Back Huron
16
5
185
 John Littlejohn Back Kansas St.
17
5
197
 Joe Gomes BackSouth Carolina
18
5
209
 Royce Whittington Tackle Southwestern Louisiana
19
5
221
 Rich Brooks End Purdue
20
5
233
 Gilmer Lewis Tackle Oklahoma
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [36]

1961 draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1961
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
12
12
 Herb Adderley ‡ Defensive back Michigan St.
2
12
26
 Ron Kostelnik # Defensive tackle Cincinnati
3
12
40
 Phil Nugent Defensive back Tulane
4
12
54
 Paul Dudley Halfback Arkansas
4
14
56
 Joe LeSage Guard Tulane
5
12
68
 Jack Novak Guard Miami (FL)
6
12
82
 Lee Folkins Tight end Washington
7
12
96
 Lewis Johnson Back Florida A&M
9
12
124
 Vester Flanagan Tackle Humboldt St.
10
2
128
 Roger Hagberg Fullback Minnesota
10
12
138
 Buck McLeod Tackle Baylor
11
12
152
 Val Keckin Quarterback Southern Miss
12
12
166
 John Denvir Guard Colorado
13
12
180
 Elijah Pitts #Halfback Philander Smith
14
12
194
 Nelson Toburen Linebacker Wichita St.
15
12
208
 Ray Lardani TackleMiami (FL)
16
12
222
 Clarence Mason End Bowling Green
17
12
236
 Jim Brewington Tackle North Carolina Central
18
12
250
 Arthur Sims Back Texas A&M
19
12
264
 Leland Bondhus Tackle South Dakota St.
20
12
278
 Ray Ratkowski Halfback Notre Dame
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [37]

1962 draft

Buck Buchanan, shown here playing for the Kansas City Chiefs, was the Packers' seventeenth-round selection in the 1962 draft. 1986 Jeno's Pizza - 50 - Buck Buchanan and Curley Culp (Buck Buchanan crop).jpg
Buck Buchanan, shown here playing for the Kansas City Chiefs, was the Packers' seventeenth-round selection in the 1962 draft.
Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1962
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
14
14
 Earl Gros Fullback LSU
2
14
28
 Ed Blaine Guard Missouri
3
13
41
 Gary Barnes Wide receiver Clemson
4
14
56
 Ron Gassert Defensive tackle Virginia
5
9
65
 Chuck Morris Back Ole Miss
5
14
70
 Jon Schopf Guard Michigan
6
9
79
 John Sutro Offensive tackle San Jose St.
6
14
84
 Oscar Donahue Wide receiverSan Jose St.
7
14
98
 Gary Cutsinger Defensive end Oklahoma St.
8
14
112
 Jim Tullis Back Florida A&M
9
14
126
 Peter Schenk Back Washington St.
10
14
140
 Gale Weidner Quarterback Colorado
11
14
154
 Jim Thrush Tackle—
12
4
158
 Joe Thorne Back South Dakota St.
12
14
168
 Tom Pennington Placekicker Georgia
13
14
182
 Tom Kepner Tackle Villanova
14
14
196
 Ernie Green Halfback Louisville
15
14
210
 Roger Holdinsky Back West Virginia
16
14
224
 Jimmy Field BackLSU
17
14
238
 Buck Buchanan †Tackle Grambling St.
18
14
252
 Bob Joiner Quarterback Presbyterian
19
14
266
 Jerry Scattini Back California
20
14
280
 Mike Snodgrass Center Western Michigan
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [38]

1963 draft

Lionel Aldridge was the Packers' fourth-round selection in the 1963 draft. Lionel Aldridge 1962.jpg
Lionel Aldridge was the Packers' fourth-round selection in the 1963 draft.
Marv Fleming was the Packers' eleventh-round selection in the 1963 draft. Marv Fleming 1961.jpeg
Marv Fleming was the Packers' eleventh-round selection in the 1963 draft.
Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1963
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
14
14
 Dave Robinson ‡ Linebacker Penn St.
2
14
28
 Tom Brown Defensive back Maryland
3
11
39
 Dennis Claridge Quarterback Nebraska
3
14
42
 Tony Liscio Tackle Tulsa
4
12
54
 Lionel Aldridge # Defensive end Utah St.
4
14
56
 Carlton Simons Center Stanford
5
7
63
 Jack Cvercko Guard Northwestern
5
14
70
 Dan Grimm Guard Colorado
6
6
76
 John Simmons End Tulsa
6
14
84
 Jan Barrett End Fresno St.
7
9
93
 Gary Kroner Defensive back Wisconsin
7
11
95
 Olin Hill Tackle Furman
7
14
98
 Turnley Todd Linebacker Virginia
8
6
104
 Keith Kinderman Fullback Florida St.
8
14
112
 Louis Rettino Back Villanova
9
14
126
 Bill Freeman Tackle Southern Miss
10
14
140
 Earl McQuiston Guard Iowa
11
14
154
 Marv Fleming # Tight end Utah
12
14
168
 Daryle Lamonica Quarterback Notre Dame
13
14
182
 Bill Kellum Tackle Tulane
14
14
196
 James Holler Linebacker South Carolina
15
14
210
 Gene Breen Linebacker Virginia Tech
16
14
224
 Coolidge Hunt Back Texas Tech
17
14
238
 Thurman Walker End Illinois
18
14
252
 Luis Hernandez Guard UTEP
19
14
266
 Herman Hamp BackFresno St.
20
14
280
 Bobby Brezina Halfback Houston
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [39]

1964 draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1964
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
13
13
 Lloyd Voss Defensive end Nebraska
2
13
27
 Jon Morris Center Holy Cross
3
8
36
 Ode Burrell Running back Mississippi St.
3
12
40
 Joe O'Donnell Guard Michigan
3
13
41
 Tommy Crutcher Linebacker TCU
4
2
44
 Bob Long Flanker Wichita St.
4
13
55
 Paul Costa Tight end Notre Dame
5
4
60
 Duke Carlisle Back Texas
5
13
69
 Steve Wright Tackle Alabama
7
13
97
 Dick Herzing Tackle Drake
8
13
111
 Ken Bowman #Center Wisconsin
9
13
125
 John McDowell Tackle St. John's (MN)
10
13
139
 Allen Jacobs Fullback Utah
11
13
153
 Jack Petersen Tackle Nebraska-Omaha
12
13
167
 Dwain Bean Back North Texas
13
13
181
 Jack Mauro Tackle Northern Michigan
14
13
195
 Tom O'Grady End Northwestern
15
13
209
 Alex Zerko Tackle Kent St.
16
13
223
 Andrew Ireland BackUtah
17
13
237
 Len St. Jean GuardNorthern Michigan
18
13
251
 Mike Hicks Guard Marshall
19
13
265
 John Baker Defensive end Norfolk St.
20
13
279
 Bill Curry Center Georgia Tech
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [40]

1965 draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1965
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
7
7
 Donny Anderson # Running back Texas Tech
1
10
10
 Larry Elkins Wide receiver Baylor
2
10
24
 Alphonse Dotson Defensive tackle Grambling St.
3
10
38
 Allen Brown Tight end Ole Miss
4
10
52
 Wally Mahle Back Syracuse
5
3
59
 Jim Harvey Guard Ole Miss
5
10
66
 Doug Goodwin Running back Maryland-Eastern Shore
6
4
74
 Rich Koeper Tackle Oregon St.
6
10
80
 Bill Symons Halfback Colorado
7
1
85
 Jerry Roberts Back Baldwin Wallace
7
2
86
 Roger Jacobazzi Tackle Wisconsin
7
10
94
 Junior Coffey Running back Washington
8
10
108
 Mike Shinn End Kansas
9
10
122
 Larry Bulaich Back TCU
10
10
136
 Bud Marshall Defensive tackle Stephen F. Austin
11
10
150
 Jim Weatherwax Defensive tackle Cal State Los Angeles
12
10
164
 Gene Jeter Linebacker Texas Southern
13
10
178
 Roy Schmidt Guard Long Beach St.
14
10
192
 John Putnam Fullback Drake
15
10
206
 Chuck Hurston Defensive end Auburn
16
10
220
 Phil Vandersea Linebacker Massachusetts
17
10
234
 Steve Clark Placekicker Oregon St.
18
10
248
 Jeff White EndTexas Tech
19
10
262
 Len Sears Tackle South Carolina
20
10
276
 Jim Chandler Fullback Benedictine
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [41]

1966 draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1966
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
9
9
 Jim Grabowski Running back Illinois
1
13
13
 Gale Gillingham # Guard Minnesota
2
14
30
 Tom Cichowski Tackle Maryland
3
13
45
 Fred Heron Defensive tackle San Jose St.
3
14
46
 Tony Jeter Tight end Nebraska
4
14
62
 John Roderick Wide receiver SMU
7
13
108
 Ray Miller Defensive end Idaho
8
14
124
 Ken McLean Flanker Texas A&M
9
13
138
 Ron Rector Running back Northwestern
10
14
154
 Sam Montgomery Defensive end Southern
11
13
168
 Ralph Wenzel Guard San Diego St.
12
14
184
 Jim Mankins Running back Florida St.
13
13
198
 Ed King Linebacker USC
14
14
214
 Ron Hanson Flanker North Dakota St.
15
13
228
 Grady Bolton Tackle Mississippi St.
16
14
244
 Bob Schultz Defensive end Wisconsin–Stevens Point
17
13
258
 David Hathcock Defensive back Memphis St.
18
14
274
 Jim Jones Defensive end Nebraska-Omaha
19
13
288
 Dave Moton End USC
20
14
304
 Ed Maras End South Dakota St.
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [42]

1967 draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1967
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
9
9
 Bob Hyland Center Boston College
1
25
25
 Don Horn Quarterback San Diego St.
2
15
41
 Dave Dunaway Wide receiver Duke
2
25
51
 Jim Flanigan Linebacker Pittsburgh
3
25
78
 John Rowser Defensive back Michigan
4
13
93
 Travis Williams # Running back Arizona St.
5
9
116
 Dwight Hood Defensive tackle Baylor
5
23
130
 Richard Tate Defensive back Utah
5
25
132
 Jay Bachman Center Cincinnati
6
25
158
 Steward Williams Fullback Bowling Green
7
2
161
 Bob Ziolkowski Tackle Iowa
7
25
184
 Bill Powell Linebacker Missouri
8
25
210
 Clarence Miles Defensive tackle—
9
25
236
 Harlan Reed Tight end Mississippi St.
10
25
262
 Bill Shear Placekicker Cortland St.
11
24
287
 Dave Bennett Quarterback Springfield
12
24
314
 Mike Bass Defensive backMichigan
13
25
340
 Keith Brown Flanker Central Missouri St.
14
25
366
 Claudis James Wide receiver Jackson St.
15
25
392
 Jim Schneider Defensive tackle Colgate
16
25
418
 Fred Cassidy Halfback Miami (FL)
17
25
444
 Jeff Elias Tight end Kansas
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [43]

1968 draft

Billy Stevens was the Packers' third-round selection in the 1968 draft. Billy Stevens.jpg
Billy Stevens was the Packers' third-round selection in the 1968 draft.
Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1968
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
5
5
 Fred Carr # Linebacker UTEP
1
26
26
 Bill Lueck Guard Arizona
3
12
67
 Billy Stevens Quarterback UTEP
3
26
81
 Dick Himes Offensive tackle Ohio St.
4
9
92
 Brendan McCarthy Running back Boston College
4
25
108
 John Robinson Flanker Tennessee St.
5
10
121
 Steve Duich Guard San Diego St.
5
26
137
 Francis Winkler Defensive end Memphis
6
26
164
 Walter Chadwick Running back Tennessee
7
26
191
 Andy Beath Defensive back Duke
8
26
218
 Tom Owens Guard Missouri S&T
9
26
245
 Bob Apisa Running back Michigan St.
10
14
260
 Rick Cash Defensive end Truman St.
10
26
272
 Ron Worthen Center Arkansas St.
11
26
299
 Gordon Rule Defensive back Dartmouth
12
25
325
 Dennis Porter Tackle Northern Michigan
13
26
353
 Frank Geiselman Flanker Rhode Island
14
26
380
 John Farler End Colorado
15
26
407
 Ridley Gibson Defensive back Baylor
16
26
434
 Al Groves Tackle St. Norbert
17
26
461
 Ken Rota Running back North Dakota St.
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [44]

1969 draft

Green Bay Packers draft selections in 1969
RoundPick #OverallNamePosition [lower-alpha 1] College
1
12
12
 Rich Moore Defensive tackle Villanova
2
12
38
 Dave Bradley Guard Penn St.
3
12
64
 John Spilis Wide receiver Northern Illinois
4
12
90
 Perry Williams Running back Purdue
5
12
116
 Bill Hayhoe Tackle USC
6
4
134
 Ron Jones Tight end UTEP
6
12
142
 Ken Vinyard Placekicker Texas Tech
7
12
168
 Larry Agajanian Defensive tackle UCLA
8
12
194
 Doug Gosnell Center Utah St.
9
12
220
 David Hampton Running back Wyoming
10
12
246
 Bruce Nelson Tackle North Dakota St.
11
12
272
 Leon Harden Defensive back UTEP
12
12
298
 Tom Buckman Tight end Texas A&M
13
7
324
 Craig Koinzan Linebacker Doane
14
12
350
 Rich Voltzke Running back Minnesota
15
12
376
 Dan Eckstein Defensive back Presbyterian
16
12
402
 Dick Hewins Flanker Drake
17
12
428
 John Mack Running back Central Missouri St.
Source: Pro-Football-Reference.com [45]

See also

Notes

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 Position reflects the source for each table (Pro-Football-Reference.com) and may not be representative of a player’s college position or a modern equivalent position.

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