List of Indiana Hoosiers in the NFL draft

Last updated February 08, 2024

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	G	Guard
E	End	T	Offensive tackle	TE	Tight end

Selections

Year	Round	Pick	Overall	Player	Team	Position
1936	6	6	51	Ettore Antonini	Chicago Cardinals	E
1937	3	7	27	Vern Huffman	Detroit Lions	B
1937	6	10	60	Chris Del Sasso	Cleveland Rams	T
1938	1	1	1	Corbett Davis	Cleveland Rams	B
	2	4	14	Frank Filchock	Pittsburgh Steelers	B
	9	6	76	Jim Sirtosky	Detroit Lions	G
	11	5	95	Bob Kenderdine	Chicago Cardinals	E
1939	2	5	15	Bob Haak	Brooklyn Dodgers	T
	10	3	83	Frank Petrick	Cleveland Rams	E
	20	3	183	Paul Graham	Cleveland Rams	B
1941	6	9	49	Eddie Rucinski	Brooklyn Dodgers	E
	11	3	93	Emil Uremovich	Pittsburgh Steelers	T
	19	4	174	Harold Hursh	Cleveland Rams	B
1942	15	9	139	Jim Trimble	Green Bay Packers	T
1943	15	3	133	Earl Doloway	Chicago Cardinals	B
1944	1	6	6	Billy Hillenbrand	New York Giants	B
	4	1	28	Jack Tavener	Chicago Cardinals	C
	10	1	88	Lou Saban	Chicago Cardinals	B
	24	3	244	Chuck Jacoby	Detroit Lions	B
	28	2	287	Bob Zimny	Brooklyn Dodgers	T
	31	1	319	Russ Deal	Green Bay Packers	G
1945	5	9	41	Pete Pihos	Philadelphia Eagles	WR
	12	2	111	Bob Cowan	Chicago Cardinals	B
	16	1	154	John Cannady	Chicago Cardinals	B
1946	22	6	206	Howie Brown	Green Bay Packers	G
1946	26	8	248	Ben Raimondi	Philadelphia Eagles	B
1947	3	9	22	John Cannady	New York Giants	C
	6	6	41	Ben Raimondi	Chicago Cardinals	B
	11	9	94	Robert Hoernschemeyer	New York Giants	B
	17	5	150	Bob Ravensberg	Chicago Cardinals	E
	18	5	160	Jim Goodman	Green Bay Packers	T
	19	8	173	Jimmy Dewar	Los Angeles Rams	B
1948	10	7	82	Dick Deranek	Pittsburgh Steelers	B
	14	3	118	Chick Jagade	Washington Redskins	B
	29	8	273	Rex Grossman	Philadelphia Eagles	B
1949	4	9	40	John Goldsberry	Chicago Cardinals	T
	13	8	129	George Taliaferro	Chicago Bears	B
	16	4	155	Jerry Morrical	New York Giants	T
	25	7	248	Nick Sebek	Washington Redskins	B
1950	21	5	266	Casimir Witucki	Washington Redskins	G
1952	8	2	87	Mel Becket	Green Bay Packers	C
	15	2	171	John Davis	Chicago Cardinals	B
	19	8	225	Sam Talarico	Cleveland Browns	T
	23	11	276	Bobby Robertson	Cleveland Browns	B
	25	2	291	Cliff Anderson	Chicago Cardinals	E
1953	2	12	25	Gene Gedman	Detroit Lions	B
1953	20	1	230	Pete Russo	Baltimore Colts	T
1954	7	7	80	Harry Jagielski	Washington Redskins	T
1955	25	4	293	Nate Borden	Green Bay Packers	E
1956	5	7	56	Bob Skoronski	Green Bay Packers	T
1957	5	4	53	Milt Campbell	Cleveland Browns	B
	6	2	63	Joe Amstutz	Cleveland Browns	C
	14	9	166	Bob Fee	Chicago Cardinals	B
	15	8	177	Brad Bomba	Washington Redskins	E
	21	5	246	Gene Cichowski	Pittsburgh Steelers	QB
1958	13	6	151	Jim Yore	San Francisco 49ers	B
	22	2	255	Tony Aloisio	Chicago Cardinals	E
	24	12	289	Dave Whitsell	Detroit Lions	B
1959	2	7	19	Mike Rabold	Detroit Lions	T
	24	9	285	Thomas J. Campbell	Los Angeles Rams	B
	27	2	314	Bob Corrigan	Chicago Cardinals	G
	27	9	321	John Aveni	Chicago Bears	E
1960	11	3	123	Ted Aucreman	Detroit Lions	E
1960	13	2	146	Vic Jones	St. Louis Cardinals	B
1961	5	10	66	Earl Faison	Detroit Lions	E
	9	11	123	Moses Gray	New York Giants	T
	16	5	215	Wilbert Scott	Pittsburgh Steelers	B
	18	2	240	Randy Williams	Dallas Cowboys	B
	18	13	251	Ed Morris	Cleveland Browns	T
1963	6	10	80	John Johnson	Chicago Bears	T
	14	4	186	Nate Ramsey	Philadelphia Eagles	B
	18	11	249	Jeff Slabaugh	Chicago Bears	E
	19	4	256	Mike Wasdovich	Philadelphia Eagles	G
1964	1	8	8	Marv Woodson	Baltimore Colts	DB
1965	1	11	11	Tom Nowatzke	Detroit Lions	RB
1965	8	7	105	Don Croftcheck	Washington Redskins	G
1966	1	4	4	Randy Beisler	Philadelphia Eagles	DE
	3	7	39	Bill Malinchak	Detroit Lions	WR
	12	1	171	Ken Hollister	Atlanta Falcons	T
	20	9	299	Tom Gallagher	St. Louis Cardinals	DE
1967	5	7	114	Bob Van Pelt	Philadelphia Eagles	C
1968	1	27	27	Doug Crusan	Miami Dolphins	T
	9	23	242	Terry Cole	Baltimore Colts	RB
	16	27	435	Brown Marks	Cincinnati Bengals	LB
1969	4	8	86	Jim Sniadecki	San Francisco 49ers	LB
	9	19	227	Cal Snowden	St. Louis Cardinals	DE
	16	1	391	Robert Kirk	Buffalo Bills	G
1970	2	22	48	John Isenbarger	San Francisco 49ers	RB
	6	17	147	Jade Butcher	Atlanta Falcons	WR
	17	24	440	Eric Stolberg	Oakland Raiders	WR
1971	5	26	130	John Andrews	Baltimore Colts	TE
1971	10	24	258	Chris Morris	Minnesota Vikings	G
1972	14	3	341	Steve Porter	Cincinnati Bengals	WR
1973	5	8	112	Mike Fulk	San Francisco 49ers	LB
	6	24	154	Glen Skolnik	Pittsburgh Steelers	WR
	8	2	184	Dan Lintner	Philadelphia Eagles	DB
	9	14	222	Roberet Spicer	New York Jets	LB
	15	16	380	Ted McNulty	Cincinnati Bengals	QB
1974	1	6	6	Carl Barzilauskas	New York Jets	DT
1974	13	20	332	Stu O'Dell	Washington Redskins	LB
1975	6	22	152	Larry Jameson	St. Louis Cardinals	DT
1976	6	25	181	Greg McGuire	Dallas Cowboys	T
	8	12	221	John Jordan	New York Giants	DT
	11	7	298	Donald Thomas	New England Patriots	LB
	12	21	340	Frank Stavroff	Baltimore Colts	K
	14	18	393	Quinn Buckner	Washington Redskins	DB
	15	4	407	Jack Hoffman	San Diego Chargers	DT
	15	16	419	Trent Smock	Detroit Lions	WR
1977	9	8	231	Dave Knowles	New Orleans Saints	T
1978	10	23	273	Charles Peal	Los Angeles Rams	T
1979	2	17	45	Joe Norman	Seattle Seahawks	LB
1980	3	6	62	Mike Friede	Detroit Lions	WR
1981	10	12	260	Tim Clifford	Chicago Bears	QB
	11	11	287	Lonnie Johnson	Chicago Bears	RB
	12	25	329	Nate Lundy	Dallas Cowboys	WR
1983	6	28	168	Babe Laufenberg	Washington Redskins	QB
1983	10	20	271	Jimmy Thomas	Green Bay Packers	DB
1984	10	17	269	Mark Smiythe	St. Louis Cardinals	DT
1984u	1	23	23	Duane Gunn	Pittsburgh Steelers	WR
1985	1	9	9	Kevin Allen	Philadelphia Eagles	T
1985	10	27	279	Mike Pendleton	Miami Dolphins	DB
1986	12	11	316	Steve Bradley	Cincinnati Bengals	QB
1986	12	20	325	Bobby Howard	Philadelphia Eagles	RB
1987	3	20	76	Leonard Bell	Cincinnati Bengals	DB
1988	1	10	10	Eric Moore	New York Giants	T
	3	22	77	Van Waiters	Cleveland Browns	LB
	7	14	179	Ernie Jones	Phoenix Cardinals	WR
	10	10	259	Eric Hickerson	New York Giants	DB
1989	8	8	203	Pete Stoyanovich	Miami Dolphins	K
1989	9	12	235	Gary Gooden	Los Angeles Raiders	DB
1990	2	6	31	Anthony Thompson	Phoenix Cardinals	RB
1990	5	5	114	Ian Beckles	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	G
1991	2	1	28	Mike Dumas	Houston Oilers	DB
	6	7	146	Nolan Harrison	Los Angeles Raiders	DT
	12	6	312	Ernie Thompson	Los Angeles Rams	RB
1992	1	21	21	Vaughn Dunbar	New Orleans Saints	RB
1992	4	3	87	Shawn Harper	Los Angeles Rams	T
1993	3	28	84	Mike Middleton	Dallas Cowboys	DB
1993	8	26	222	Trent Green	San Diego Chargers	QB
1994	1	24	24	Thomas Lewis	New York Giants	WR
1995	2	21	53	Andrew Greene	Miami Dolphins	G
1995	5	27	161	Lance Brown	Pittsburgh Steelers	DB
1996	7	40	249	Eric Smedley	Buffalo Bills	DB
1997	2	2	32	Nathan Davis	Atlanta Falcons	DT
1997	6	4	167	Steve Lee	Baltimore Ravens	RB
1998	7	9	198	Victor Allotey	Buffalo Bills	G
1998	7	18	207	Chris Liwienski	Detroit Lions	G
2002	2	30	62	Antwaan Randle El	Pittsburgh Steelers	WR
2003	7	18	232	Gibran Hamdan	Washington Redskins	QB
2005	3	4	68	Courtney Roby	Tennessee Titans	WR
2006	4	15	112	Isaac Sowells	Cleveland Browns	G
2006	4	16	113	Victor Adeyanju	St. Louis Rams	DE
2008	2	9	40	Tracy Porter	New Orleans Saints	DB
2008	2	10	41	James Hardy	Buffalo Bills	WR
2010	2	1	33	Rodger Saffold	St. Louis Rams	T
	7	25	232	Jammie Kirlew	Denver Broncos	DE
	7	39	246	Ray Fisher	Indianapolis Colts	DB
2011	4	20	117	James Brewer	New York Giants	T
2011	4	26	123	Tandon Doss	Baltimore Ravens	WR
2014	2	24	56	Cody Latimer	Denver Broncos	WR
2014	7	2	217	Ted Bolser	Washington Redskins	TE
2015	3	9	73	Tevin Coleman	Atlanta Falcons	RB
2016	2	17	48	Jason Spriggs	Green Bay Packers	T
	5	11	150	Jordan Howard	Chicago Bears	RB
	6	12	187	Nate Sudfeld	Washington Redskins	QB
2017	3	7	71	Dan Feeney	Los Angeles Chargers	G
2018	4	1	101	Ian Thomas	Carolina Panthers	TE
2018	6	19	193	Chris Covington	Dallas Cowboys	LB
2019	4	29	131	Wes Martin	Washington Redskins	G
2020	6	30	209	Simon Stepaniak	Green Bay Packers	G
2021	5	20	164	Jamar Johnson	Denver Broncos	DB
2022	5	3	146	Micah McFadden	New York Giants	LB

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Notes

Duane Gunn was drafted in the 1984 Supplemental Draft.^[2] Josh Brent was drafted in the 2010 NFL Supplemental Draft.^[3]

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References

↑ DraftHistory.com
↑ USFL - United States Football League Archived 2015-05-06 at the Wayback Machine
↑ Dallas Cowboys: Josh Brent Archived 2012-07-25 at the Wayback Machine

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[1] DraftHistory.com

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[3] Dallas Cowboys: Josh Brent Archived 2012-07-25 at the Wayback Machine

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List of Indiana Hoosiers in the NFL draft

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