List of Arizona State Sun Devils in the NFL draft

Last updated September 26, 2024

This is a list of Arizona State Sun Devils football players who were drafted into the NFL.

Key

B	Back	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	OG	Guard
E	End	OT	Offensive tackle	TE	Tight end

Selections

Year	Round	Pick	Overall	Player	Team	Position
1941	13	2	112	Wayne Pitts	Chicago Cardinals	B
1943	17	4	154	Al Onofrio	Brooklyn Dodgers	B
1943	18	10	170	John Baklarz	Washington Redskins	T
1948	10	5	80	Glenn Johnson	Los Angeles Rams	T
1951	3	10	36	Wilford White	Chicago Bears	B
1951	12	6	141	Henry Rich	Philadelphia Eagles	B
1952	27	10	323	Duane Morrison	New York Giants	B
1953	2	5	18	John Henry Johnson	Pittsburgh Steelers	RB
	12	6	139	Dick Curran	Green Bay Packers	B
	12	8	141	Joe Matesic	New York Giants	T
	14	8	165	Tom Fletcher	San Francisco 49ers	B
	26	8	309	Harley Coper	San Francisco 49ers	B
	27	5	318	Marvin Wahlin	Chicago Bears	B
1954	5	3	52	Earl Putnam	New York Giants	T
1955	10	10	119	John Allen	Chicago Bears	E
1955	17	6	199	Gene Mitcham	Los Angeles Rams	E
1956	11	9	130	John Jankans	Chicago Bears	E
1957	13	7	152	Charley Mackey	San Francisco 49ers	E
	19	2	219	Bill Zuhowski	Los Angeles Rams	T
	27	2	315	Clancy Osborn	Los Angeles Rams	E
1958	5	3	52	Bobby Mulgado	Philadelphia Eagles	B
	8	2	87	Leon Burton	San Francisco 49ers	B
	29	7	344	O'Jay Bourgeois	Los Angeles Rams	B
1959	14	1	157	Ken Kerr	Green Bay Packers	G
1959	15	6	174	Joe Belland	San Francisco 49ers	B
1961	14	9	191	Charley Bowers	Detroit Lions	RB
1961	15	1	197	Mike Mercer	Minnesota Vikings	E
1962	18	10	248	Joe Zuger	Detroit Lions	QB
1963	8	7	105	Roger Locke	San Francisco 49ers	E
1963	19	1	253	Domel Nelson	Los Angeles Rams	B
1964	1	3	3	Charley Taylor	Washington Redskins	RB
	2	8	22	Tony Lorick	Baltimore Colts	RB
	6	1	71	Gary Lewis	San Francisco 49ers	B
	19	3	255	John Seedborg	Washington Redskins	G
1965	4	1	43	Henry Carr	New York Giants	RB
	4	2	44	Larry Todd	San Francisco 49ers	WR
	9	6	118	Jerry Smith	Washington Redskins	TE
	14	7	189	Dave Estrada	Washington Redskins	RB
	15	5	201	Gene Foster	Dallas Cowboys	B
	20	1	267	John Torok	New York Giants	QB
1966	3	4	36	Ben Hawkins	Philadelphia Eagles	WR
1967	1	22	22	John Pitts	Buffalo Bills	WR
	4	13	93	Travis Williams	Green Bay Packers	RB
	8	5	190	Larry Hendershot	Washington Redskins	G
	11	7	270	Ray Shirley	Detroit Lions	T
1968	2	4	31	Curley Culp	Denver Broncos	DE
	4	17	100	Ken Dyer	San Diego Chargers	WR
	5	21	132	Max Anderson	Buffalo Bills	RB
	16	10	418	Bob Rokita	Detroit Lions	DE
1969	1	15	15	Ron Pritchard	Houston Oilers	LB
	3	7	59	Larry Walton	Detroit Lions	WR
	5	20	124	Fair Hooker	Cleveland Browns	WR
	6	22	152	Rick Shaw	Dallas Cowboys	WR
	7	1	157	John Helton	Buffalo Bills	DE
	12	10	296	Wes Plummer	Denver Broncos	DB
	14	19	357	Ed Roseborough	St. Louis Cardinals	QB
	17	19	435	George Hummer	St. Louis Cardinals	C
1970	2	13	39	Art Malone	Atlanta Falcons	RB
	8	13	195	Seth Miller	Atlanta Falcons	DB
	11	12	272	Mike Brunson	Atlanta Falcons	RB
	16	23	413	Seabern Hill	Dallas Cowboys	DB
1971	1	4	4	J. D. Hill	Buffalo Bills	WR
	8	23	205	Jim McCann	San Francisco 49ers	K
	9	11	219	Mike Fanucci	Washington Redskins	DE
	15	15	379	Bob Thomas	Cincinnati Bengals	RB
1972	4	18	96	Windlan Hall	San Francisco 49ers	DB
	8	19	201	Hugh McKinnis	Cleveland Browns	RB
	8	24	206	Calvin Demery	Minnesota Vikings	WR
	13	2	314	Justin Hamilton	Cincinnati Bengals	QB
	17	7	423	Oscar Dragon	San Diego Chargers	RB
	17	9	425	Junior Ah You	New England Patriots	LB
1973	1	16	16	Steve Holden	Cleveland Browns	WR
	5	14	118	Brent McClanahan	Minnesota Vikings	RB
	5	18	122	Ed Beverly	San Francisco 49ers	WR
	8	18	200	Prentice McCray	Detroit Lions	DB
	11	16	276	Monroe Eley	Kansas City Chiefs	RB
	12	17	303	Ron Lumpkin	New York Giants	DB
	14	1	339	Ron Lou	Houston Oilers	C
	16	7	397	Joe Petty	San Diego Chargers	DB
1974	1	16	16	Woody Green	Kansas City Chiefs	RB
	2	21	47	Benny Malone	Miami Dolphins	RB
	3	1	53	Danny White	Dallas Cowboys	QB
	5	24	128	Monroe Eley	Atlanta Falcons	RB
	11	2	262	Dave Grannell	San Diego Chargers	TE
	14	26	364	Sam Johnson	Miami Dolphins	LB
	16	3	393	Neal Skarin	San Diego Chargers	DE
	16	7	397	Alonzo Emery	St. Louis Cardinals	RB
1975	3	18	70	Bob Breunig	Dallas Cowboys	LB
1975	5	2	106	Morris Owens	Miami Dolphins	WR
1976	1	5	5	Mike Haynes	New England Patriots	DB
	1	17	17	Larry Gordon	Miami Dolphins	LB
	12	15	334	Randy Moore	Denver Broncos	DT
	16	7	438	Chris Lorenzen	Cleveland Browns	DT
1977	8	26	221	Fred Williams	Dallas Cowboys	RB
1977	9	28	251	Larry Mucker	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	WR
1978	1	14	14	John Jefferson	San Diego Chargers	WR
	7	7	173	John Harris	Seattle Seahawks	DB
	8	6	200	Dennis Sproul	Green Bay Packers	QB
	9	20	242	Tim Petersen	New England Patriots	LB
	9	25	247	Bruce Hardy	Miami Dolphins	TE
1979	1	9	9	Al Harris	Chicago Bears	DE
	3	13	69	Kim Anderson	Baltimore Colts	DB
	6	11	148	Jeff McIntyre	Denver Broncos	LB
	6	27	164	Chris DeFrance	Dallas Cowboys	WR
	12	5	308	Mike Harris	Buffalo Bills	RB
1980	1	28	28	Mark Malone	Pittsburgh Steelers	QB
	2	7	35	Bob Kohrs	Pittsburgh Steelers	LB
	7	6	171	Ben Apuna	St. Louis Cardinals	LB
	9	13	234	Joe Peters	New York Jets	DT
	11	23	300	Gary Padjen	Dallas Cowboys	LB
1981	3	3	59	John Mistler	New York Giants	WR
	4	14	97	Ron Washington	Kansas City Chiefs	WR
	6	7	145	Mel Hoover	New York Giants	WR
1982	1	9	9	Gerald Riggs	Atlanta Falcons	RB
	2	13	40	Robert Weathers	New England Patriots	RB
	2	16	43	John Meyer	Pittsburgh Steelers	T
	3	19	74	Jerry Bell	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	TE
	4	1	84	Mike Pagel	Baltimore Colts	QB
	5	28	139	Newton Williams	San Francisco 49ers	RB
	8	1	196	Tony Loia	Baltimore Colts	G
1983	1	23	23	Jim Jeffcoat	Dallas Cowboys	DE
	2	1	29	Vernon Maxwell	Baltimore Colts	LB
	2	5	33	Mike Richardson	Chicago Bears	DB
	2	13	41	Ron Brown	Cleveland Browns	WR
	3	21	77	Bryan Caldwell	Dallas Cowboys	DE
	4	8	92	Ron Wetzel	Kansas City Chiefs	TE
	7	1	169	Alvin Moore	Baltimore Colts	RB
	7	13	181	Mike Black	Detroit Lions	P
	10	3	254	Walt Bowyer	Denver Broncos	DE
1984	6	10	150	Don Kern	Cincinnati Bengals	TE
1984	8	15	211	James Keyton	New England Patriots	T
1985	4	10	94	Doug Allen	New York Jets	WR
	5	13	125	Brian Noble	Green Bay Packers	LB
	8	8	204	Phil Freeman	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	WR
	12	15	323	Jim Meyer	Green Bay Packers	P
1986	2	6	33	Darryl Clack	Dallas Cowboys	RB
	3	23	78	David Fulcher	Cincinnati Bengals	DB
	11	22	299	Vince Amoia	New York Jets	RB
	12	19	324	Mike Crawford	Houston Oilers	RB
1987	3	13	69	Scott Stephen	Green Bay Packers	LB
	3	21	77	Skip McClendon	Cincinnati Bengals	DE
	4	22	106	Bruce Hill	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	WR
	5	1	113	Danny Villa	New England Patriots	T
	7	7	175	Dan Saleaumua	Detroit Lions	DT
	11	2	281	Jim Reynosa	Indianapolis Colts	DE
	11	17	296	Jim Warne	Cincinnati Bengals	T
1988	1	19	19	Randall McDaniel	Minnesota Vikings	G
	1	20	20	Aaron Cox	Los Angeles Rams	WR
	2	3	30	Eric Allen	Philadelphia Eagles	DB
	2	7	34	Shawn Patterson	Green Bay Packers	DT
	4	26	108	Todd Kalis	Minnesota Vikings	G
	10	19	268	Channing Williams	Denver Broncos	RB
	12	24	329	Greg Clark	Chicago Bears	LB
1989	9	2	225	Scott Kirby	Green Bay Packers	T
1989	11	27	306	Dana Wells	Cincinnati Bengals	DT
1990	5	13	122	Lynn James	Cincinnati Bengals	WR
1991	1	14	14	Leonard Russell	New England Patriots	RB
	5	16	127	Floyd Fields	San Diego Chargers	DB
	7	23	190	Paul Justin	Chicago Bears	QB
	8	11	206	Reggie Johnson	Minnesota Vikings	DE
	9	11	234	Paul Glonek	New York Jets	DT
	11	4	282	Nathan LaDuke	Phoenix Cardinals	DB
	12	9	315	Mark Hayes	New York Jets	T
1992	2	9	37	Darren Woodson	Dallas Cowboys	DB
	2	13	41	Phillippi Sparks	New York Giants	DB
	2	19	47	Shane Collins	Washington Redskins	DE
	9	8	232	David Dixon	New England Patriots	DT
	10	6	258	Arthur Paul	San Diego Chargers	DT
1993	6	3	143	Brett Wallerstedt	Phoenix Cardinals	LB
1993	8	5	201	Kevin Miniefield	Detroit Lions	DB
1994	1	23	23	Shante Carver	Dallas Cowboys	DE
1994	2	15	44	Mario Bates	New Orleans Saints	RB
1995	1	32	32	Craig Newsome	Green Bay Packers	DB
	4	28	126	Jason Kyle	Seattle Seahawks	LB
	5	20	154	Jeff Kysar	Oakland Raiders	T
	6	31	202	Bryan Proby	Kansas City Chiefs	DT
	7	32	240	J. T. Thomas	Los Angeles Rams	WR
1996	7	34	243	Ryan Wood	Dallas Cowboys	RB
1997	2	5	35	Juan Roque	Detroit Lions	T
	2	12	42	Jake Plummer	Arizona Cardinals	QB
	3	20	80	Derek Smith	Washington Redskins	LB
	3	32	92	Derrick Rodgers	Miami Dolphins	LB
	4	20	116	Keith Poole	New Orleans Saints	WR
	6	19	182	Scott Von der Ahe	Indianapolis Colts	LB
	6	33	196	Shawn Swayda	Chicago Bears	DT
	7	5	206	Terry Battle	Detroit Lions	RB
1998	2	11	41	Jeremy Staat	Pittsburgh Steelers	DE
	5	14	137	Jason Simmons	Pittsburgh Steelers	DB
	6	12	165	Damien Richardson	Carolina Panthers	DB
	7	37	226	Pat Tillman	Arizona Cardinals	DB
	7	41	230	Vince Amey	Oakland Raiders	DT
1999	3	11	72	Grey Ruegamer	Miami Dolphins	C
1999	3	31	92	Jeff Paulk	Atlanta Falcons	RB
1999s	4	0	0	J'Juan Cherry	New England Patriots	DB
2000	1	26	26	Erik Flowers	Buffalo Bills	DE
	2	7	38	Marvel Smith	Pittsburgh Steelers	T
	3	14	76	J. R. Redmond	New England Patriots	RB
	4	2	96	Terrelle Smith	New Orleans Saints	RB
	4	13	107	Junior Ioane	Oakland Raiders	DT
	7	24	230	Brian Jennings	San Francisco 49ers	TE
2001	1	20	20	Adam Archuleta	St. Louis Rams	DB
	1	31	31	Todd Heap	Baltimore Ravens	TE
	5	4	135	Victor Leyva	Cincinnati Bengals	G
2002	1	10	10	Levi Jones	Cincinnati Bengals	T
	4	26	124	Scott Peters	Philadelphia Eagles	C
	4	32	130	Travis Scott	St. Louis Rams	G
	7	38	249	Kyle Kosier	San Francisco 49ers	G
2003	1	10	10	Terrell Suggs	Baltimore Ravens	DE
	4	9	106	Shaun McDonald	St. Louis Rams	WR
	4	38	135	Solomon Bates	Seattle Seahawks	LB
2004	5	24	156	Mike Karney	New Orleans Saints	RB
2004	5	26	158	Jason Shivers	St. Louis Rams	DB
2005	3	5	69	Andrew Walter	Oakland Raiders	QB
	5	15	151	Drew Hodgdon	Houston Texans	C
	7	18	232	Jimmy Verdon	New Orleans Saints	DT
2006	3	18	82	Derek Hagan	Miami Dolphins	WR
2006	4	23	120	Jamar Williams	Chicago Bears	LB
2007	2	6	38	Zach Miller	Oakland Raiders	TE
2007	7	42	252	Andrew Carnahan	Jacksonville Jaguars	T
2008	2	28	59	Mike Pollak	Indianapolis Colts	C
	4	25	124	Justin Tryon	Washington Redskins	DB
	5	3	138	Robert James	Atlanta Falcons	LB
	5	4	139	Ryan Torain	Denver Broncos	RB
	7	13	220	Josh Barrett	Denver Broncos	DB
2009	7	4	213	Paul Fanaika	Philadelphia Eagles	G
2009	7	14	223	Troy Nolan	Houston Texans	DB
2010	3	28	92	Shawn Lauvao	Cleveland Browns	G
	6	21	190	Travis Goethel	Oakland Raiders	LB
	6	37	206	Kyle Williams	San Francisco 49ers	WR
2011	7	30	233	Lawrence Guy	Green Bay Packers	DT
2012	2	25	57	Brock Osweiler	Denver Broncos	QB
2012	4	6	101	Omar Bolden	Denver Broncos	DB
2014	3	18	82	Will Sutton	Chicago Bears	DT
	4	21	121	Carl Bradford	Green Bay Packers	LB
	6	25	201	Marion Grice	San Diego Chargers	RB
2015	1	30	30	Damarious Randall	Green Bay Packers	DB
	3	6	70	Jaelen Strong	Houston Texans	WR
	4	15	114	Jamil Douglas	Miami Dolphins	G
	4	36	135	Marcus Hardison	Cincinnati Bengals	DE
2016	5	24	161	Christian Westerman	Cincinnati Bengals	G
2016	7	4	225	Devin Lucien	New England Patriots	WR
2017	7	6	224	Zane Gonzalez	Cleveland Browns	K
2018	4	31	131	Kalen Ballage	Miami Dolphins	RB
	6	4	178	Christian Sam	New England Patriots	LB
	6	9	183	Sam Jones	Denver Broncos	G
2019	1	32	32	N'Keal Harry	New England Patriots	WR
2019	4	23	125	Renell Wren	Cincinnati Bengals	DT
2020	1	25	25	Brandon Aiyuk	San Francisco 49ers	WR
2020	7	8	222	Eno Benjamin	Arizona Cardinals	RB
2021	6	3	187	Frank Darby	Atlanta Falcons	WR
2022	3	27	91	Rachaad White	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	RB
	4	16	121	Jack Jones	New England Patriots	DB
	5	4	127	D. J. Davidson	New York Giants	DT
	7	16	237	Chase Lucas	Detroit Lions	DB
2023	7	24	231	Nesta Jade Silvera	Las Vegas Raiders	DT

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