List of 2013 NFL draft early entrants

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This list of 2013 NFL draft early entrants consists of college football players who were juniors or redshirt sophomores and were accepted by the National Football League (NFL) as eligible to be selected in the 2013 NFL draft. A college football player who completed high school at least three years prior can renounce his remaining NCAA eligibility and enter the draft. Players who met these requirements had until January 15, 2013, to declare their intention to forgo their remaining collegiate eligibility. [1] A total of 73 underclassmen were granted eligibility for the 2013 draft, eclipsing the previous record from 2012 of 65. [1] In addition to these underclassmen, at least six players who were considered seniors opted not to pursue an additional season of college eligibility for which they may have been eligible.

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Complete list of players

The following players were granted special eligibility to enter the 2013 draft: [1]

= Sophomore [2] = Senior [3]
NamePositionSchoolDrafted byDraft pos.
Keenan Allen [4] WR California San Diego 76
David Amerson [5] CB NC State Washington 51
Alvin Bailey [6] G Arkansas ——
Stedman Bailey [7] WR West Virginia St. Louis 92
David Bakhtiari [8] OT Colorado Green Bay 109
Dwayne Beckford [1] LB Purdue ——
Le'Veon Bell [9] RB Michigan State Pittsburgh 48
Giovani Bernard [a] [10] RB North Carolina Cincinnati 37
Josh Boyce [b] [11] WR TCU New England 102
Tyler Bray [12] QB Tennessee ——
Terrence Brown [13] CB Stanford ——
Duron Carter [14] WR Florida Atlantic ——
Knile Davis [15] RB Arkansas Kansas City 96
Mike Edwards [16] CB Hawaii ——
Matt Elam [17] S Florida Baltimore 32
Zach Ertz [18] TE Stanford Philadelphia 35
Gavin Escobar [19] TE San Diego State Dallas 47
Chris Faulk [20] OT LSU ——
Sharrif Floyd [17] DT Florida Minnesota 23
Michael Ford [21] RB LSU ——
Travis Frederick [22] C Wisconsin Dallas 31
Kwame Geathers [23] DT Georgia ——
William Gholston [24] DE Michigan State Tampa Bay 126
Johnathan Hankins [25] DT Ohio State NY Giants 49
Jajuan Harley [1] S Middle Tennessee ——
DeAndre Hopkins [26] WR Clemson Houston 27
Justin Hunter [27] WR Tennessee Tennessee 34
Jawan Jamison [28] RB Rutgers Washington 228
Stefphon Jefferson [29] RB Nevada ——
Tony Jefferson [30] S Oklahoma ——
Jelani Jenkins [a] [10] [31] LB Florida Miami 104
Luke Joeckel [32] OT Texas A&M Jacksonville 2
Jarvis Jones [33] LB Georgia Pittsburgh 17
José José [34] DT UCF ——
Brandon Kaufman [b] [35] WR Eastern Washington ——
Joe Kruger [36] DE Utah Philadelphia 212
Eddie Lacy [37] RB Alabama Green Bay 61
Marcus Lattimore [38] RB South Carolina San Francisco 131
Corey Lemonier [39] DE Auburn San Francisco 88
Bennie Logan [21] DT LSU Philadelphia 67
Stansly Maponga [40] DE TCU Atlanta 153
Tyrann Mathieu [41] DB LSU Arizona 69
Dee Milliner [37] CB Alabama NY Jets 9
Barkevious Mingo [21] DE LSU Cleveland 6
Kevin Minter [42] LB LSU Arizona 45
Sam Montgomery [21] DE LSU Houston 95
Brandon Moore [43] DT Texas ——
Damontre Moore [44] DE Texas A&M NY Giants 81
Alec Ogletree [45] LB Georgia St. Louis 30
Kyle Padron [b] [35] QB Eastern Washington ——
Cordarrelle Patterson [46] WR Tennessee Minnesota 29
Justin Pugh [b] [47] OT Syracuse NY Giants 19
Bradley Randle [1] RB UNLV ——
Joseph Randle [48] RB Oklahoma State Dallas 151
Jordan Reed [49] TE Florida Washington 85
Eric Reid [50] S LSU San Francisco 18
Greg Reid [1] DB Florida State ——
Xavier Rhodes [51] CB Florida State Minnesota 25
Sheldon Richardson [52] DT Missouri NY Jets 13
Nickell Robey [53] CB USC ——
Da'Rick Rogers [b] [54] WR Tennessee Tech ——
Logan Ryan [55] CB Rutgers New England 83
Ace Sanders [56] WR South Carolina Jacksonville 101
Darrington Sentimore [57] DE Tennessee ——
Tharold Simon [58] CB LSU Seattle 138
Dion Sims [59] TE Michigan State Miami 106
Akeem Spence [60] DT Illinois Tampa Bay 100
Kenny Stills [30] WR Oklahoma New Orleans 144
Levine Toilolo [61] TE Stanford Atlanta 133
Trabis Ward [62] RB Tennessee State ——
Spencer Ware [63] RB LSU Seattle 194
Menelik Watson [64] OT Florida State Oakland 42
Björn Werner [65] DE Florida State Indianapolis 24
Steve Williams [66] CB California San Diego 145
Marquess Wilson [67] WR Washington State Chicago 236
Brad Wing [a] [10] [68] P LSU ——
Cierre Wood [69] RB Notre Dame ——
Robert Woods [70] WR USC Buffalo 41
Tom Wort [71] LB Oklahoma ——
Notes

a This player was a third-year sophomore.
b This player was not technically an underclassman, but he opted to forego a potential additional season of college eligibility.

Number of players granted special eligibility by year

Undergraduates admitted to the NFL draft each year: [1]

YearNumber
201373
2012 65
2011 56
2010 53
2009 46
2008 53
2007 40
2006 52
2005 51
2004 43

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