List of Miami Hurricanes in the NFL draft

Last updated May 01, 2024

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The University of Miami holds a number of NFL draft records, including most first-round selections in a single draft and most consecutive drafts with at least one first-round selection.^[1] As of 2024, at least one University of Miami player has been selected in 49 consecutive NFL drafts, dating back to 1975.^[2] Among all colleges and universities, as of 2022, the University of Miami holds the all-time record for the most defensive linemen (49) and is tied with USC for the most wide receivers (40) to go on to play in the NFL.^[3]

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

	= Pro Bowler
	= Hall of Famer

Players

American Football League

Year	Round	Pick	Overall	Team	Name	Position
1960	1	–	–	Denver Broncos	Robert Rosbaugh	HB
	1	–	–	Oakland Raiders	Fran Curci	QB
	1	–	–	Oakland Raiders	Jim Otto	C
1961	8	3	59	Buffalo Bills	Charles Linning	T
	8	6	62	Dallas Texans	John O'Day	C
	24	4	188	Oakland Raiders	Jack Novak	G
1962	2	3	11	Dallas Texans	Bill Miller	E
	18	1	145	Oakland Raiders	Jim Vollenweider	FB
	34	6	270	New England Patriots	Ray Lardani	G
1963	9	7	71	New England Patriots	Jim Simon	G
	15	8	119	New England Patriots	Bob Dentel	C
	16	3	123	New York Jets	Nick Ryder	FB
	16	7	127	Houston Oilers	Rex Benson	T
	29	8	232	Kansas City Chiefs	John Sisk Jr.	DB
1964	2	8	15	Oakland Raiders	Dan Conners	LB
1964	8	1	137	Denver Broncos	George Mira	QB
1965	8	7	64	New England Patriots	Fred Brown	DT
1965	RS4	4	28	New York Jets	Bob Werl	DE
1966	5	7	40	San Diego Chargers	Russ Smith	RB
	6	1	42	Miami Dolphins	Ed Weisacosky	LB
	7	9	59	Oakland Raiders	Pete Banaszak	RB
	19	3	166	Denver Broncos	Tom Coughlin	DE

National Football League

Year	Round	Pick	Overall	Team	Name	Position
1937	6	10	50	Chicago Bears	Bob Masterson	E
1940	13	3	113	Pittsburgh Steelers	John Noppenberg	B
1940	22	2	197	Chicago Bears	Walt Kichefski	E
1941	17	3	153	Pittsburgh Steelers	Terry Fox	B
1942	8	8	68	New York Giants	Tom Kearns	T
1942	15	10	140	Chicago Bears	Joe Krutulis	E
1944	18	8	183	Chicago Bears	Howdy Plasman	B
1944	28	4	289	Pittsburgh Steelers	Pat Petroski	G
1945	3	2	18	Chicago Cardinals	Walt Watt	B
1946	23	2	212	Boston Yanks	Bill Levitt	C
1946	23	7	217	Philadelphia Eagles	Ed Cameron	G
1947	7	6	51	Philadelphia Eagles	Tony Yovicsin	E
	8	1	56	Detroit Lions	Harvey James	C
	9	7	72	Green Bay Packers	Bob McDougal	B
1949	11	1	102	Detroit Lions	Ernie Settembre	T
1951	4	10	49	Chicago Bears	Tom Jelley	E
	5	4	54	San Francisco 49ers	Al Carapella	T
	13	5	152	Philadelphia Eagles	Pete Mastellone	C
	18	11	218	New York Giants	Frank Smith	B
	29	2	314	Green Bay Packers	Ralph Fieler	E
1952	1	8	8	Chicago Bears	Jim Dooley	B
1952	30	3	352	Chicago Cardinals	Will Stolk	B
1953	15	3	172	Chicago Cardinals	Nick Chickillo	G
1953	24	5	282	Pittsburgh Steelers	Bob Schneidenbach	B
1954	21	6	247	Pittsburgh Steelers	Dan Tassotti	T
1955	4	2	39	Detroit Lions	Gordon Malloy	B
	7	2	75	Baltimore Colts	Frank McDonald	E
	11	1	122	Chicago Cardinals	Tom Pepsin	E
1956	1	8	8	Green Bay Packers	Jack Losch	HB
	9	10	107	Washington Redskins	Francis "Whitey" Rouviere	B
	10	9	118	Pittsburgh Steelers	Bob Dolan	E
	11	7	128	Green Bay Packers	Mike Hudock	C
1957	1	9	9	Washington Redskins	Don Bosseler	FB
	4	11	49	Chicago Bears	Jack Johnson	B
	9	5	102	Pittsburgh Steelers	Charley Hutchings	T
	19	4	221	Pittsburgh Steelers	Phil Bennett	E
1958	4	9	46	San Francisco 49ers	John Varone	B
1961	5	12	68	Green Bay Packers	Jack Novak	G
	6	3	73	Washington Redskins	John O'Day	T
	15	5	201	Chicago Bears	Chuck Linning	T
	15	12	208	Green Bay Packers	Ray Lardani	T
1962	3	2	30	Minnesota Vikings	Bill Miller	E
	8	2	106	San Francisco 49ers	Jim Vollenweider	B
	12	7	161	Chicago Bears	Bill Watts	T
	13	6	174	St. Louis Cardinals	Bill Diamond	G
1963	5	4	60	Los Angeles Rams	Roland Benson	T
	8	2	100	Minnesota Vikings	Jim O'Mahoney	LB
	10	13	139	Detroit Lions	Nick Ryder	B
	15	10	206	Chicago Bears	Bob Dentel	C
	15	12	209	Detroit Lions	Jim Simon	E
	17	10	234	Chicago Bears	John Sisk	B
	20	4	270	Philadelphia Eagles	Ben Rizzo	B
1964	2	1	15	San Francisco 49ers	George Mira	QB
1964	5	14	70	Chicago Bears	Dan Conners	T
1965	3	9	37	Chicago Bears	Fred Brown	E
1965	12	8	162	Los Angeles Rams	Bob Werl	E
1967	1	24	24	Kansas City Chiefs	Gene Trosch	DT
	6	7	140	Pittsburgh Steelers	Mike Haggerty	T
	10	4	241	Miami Dolphins	Tom Beier	DB
	16	25	241	Green Bay Packers	Fred Cassidy	RB
1968	2	7	34	Buffalo Bills	Bob Tadarek	DT
	2	27	54	Miami Dolphins	Jim Cox	WR
	7	1	166	Cincinnati Bengals	Steve Smith	TE
	8	6	198	Minnesota Vikings	Hank Urbanowicz	TE
	8	13	205	St. Louis Cardinals	Jerry Daanen	WR
	10	7	253	Miami Dolphins	Joe Mirto	T
	15	7	388	Miami Dolphins	Ken Corbin	LB
	15	20	401	Kansas City Chiefs	Bill Chambless	G
	15	27	408	Cincinnati Bengals	Joe Mira	WR
1969	2	7	33	Baltimore Colts	Ted Hendricks	LB
1970	4	24	102	Oakland Raiders	Tony Cline	LB
	8	6	188	Cincinnati Bengals	Bill Trout	DT
	10	22	256	Los Angeles Rams	Vince Opalsky	RB
1971	9	19	228	Los Angeles Rams	Joe Schmidt	WR
1971	16	22	412	Oakland Raiders	Tony Stawarz	DB
1972	15	14	378	Philadelphia Eagles	Tom Sullivan	DB
1972	17	5	421	Houston Oilers	Kelly Cochrane	QB
1973	1	12	12	Minnesota Vikings	Chuck Foreman	RB
	1	13	13	New York Jets	Burgess Owens	S
	2	9	35	Baltimore Colts	Mike Barnes	DE
	7	26	182	Miami Dolphins	Tom Smith	RB
	8	15	197	Kansas City Chiefs	Al Palewicz	LB
1975	1	11	11	Los Angeles Rams	Dennis Harrah	OT
	3	12	65	Atlanta Falcons	Woody Thompson	RB
	5	14	118	New York Jets	Joe Wysock	G
	5	17	121	Denver Broncos	Rubin Carter	DT
	7	11	167	Philadelphia Eagles	Bill Capraun	T
	15	4	368	Chicago Bears	Steve Marcantonio	WR
	16	5	395	Chicago Bears	Witt Beckman	WR
1976	5	21	145	Detroit Lions	Steadman Scavella	LB
	5	29	153	Seattle Seahawks	Ernie Jones	DB
	5	32	156	Seattle Seahawks	Larry Bates	RB
	6	3	159	Pittsburgh Steelers	Gary Dunn	DT
	16	20	451	Baltimore Colts	Steve Ludwig	C
	16	24	455	Cincinnati Bengals	George Demopoulis	T
1977	1	3	3	Cincinnati Bengals	Eddie Edwards	DE
	8	22	217	Pittsburgh Steelers	Phil August	WR
	10	14	266	Chicago Bears	Dennis Breckner	DE
1978	2	20	48	Minnesota Vikings	John Turner	DB
	8	2	196	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	John McGriff	LB
	9	2	224	Kansas City Chiefs	Larry Brown	T
	10	19	269	New England Patriots	Bryan Ferguson	DB
	11	22	301	Seattle Seahawks	George Halas	LB
1979	7	7	172	New York Giants	Steve Alvers	TE
1979	11	9	284	New York Giants	Ken Johnson	RB
1980	12	21	326	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Gene Coleman	DB
1981	10	15	263	St. Louis Cardinals	Jim Joiner	WR
1981	11	14	290	Denver Broncos	Pat Walker	DB
1982	5	1	112	New England Patriots	Fred Marion	S
	5	9	120	Miami Dolphins	Bob Nelson	DT
	9	5	228	Seattle Seahawks	David Jefferson	LB
	10	17	268	Kansas City Chiefs	Larry Brodsky	WR
	11	2	281	Washington Redskins	Dan Miller	K
	12	4	310	Cleveland Browns	Scott Nicolas	LB
	12	25	331	Miami Dolphins	Mike Rodrigue	WR
1983	1	14	14	Buffalo Bills	Jim Kelly	QB
	2	3	31	Denver Broncos	Mark Cooper	T
	4	16	100	Minnesota Vikings	Mark Rush	RB
	5	19	131	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Tony Chickillo	DT
	7	8	176	Cleveland Browns	Rocky Belk	WR
	8	18	214	New England Patriots	Ronnie Lippett	DB
	11	4	283	Denver Broncos	Don Bailey	C
1984	2	11	39	New York Jets	Glenn Dennison	TE
	2	25	53	Miami Dolphins	Jay Brophy	LB
	3	21	77	Buffalo Bills	Rodney Bellinger	DB
	3	26	82	Buffalo Bills	Speedy Neal	RB
	8	2	198	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Fred Robinson	DE
	10	27	198	Washington Redskins	Keith Griffin	RB
	11	28	308	Minnesota Vikings	Lawrence Thompson	WR
1985	1	1	13	Cincinnati Bengals	Eddie Brown	WR
	4	4	88	Indianapolis Colts	Willie Broughton	DE
	7	15	183	Kansas City Chiefs	Dave Heffernan	G
	7	26	194	Denver Broncos	Dallas Cameron	DT
	8	10	206	New Orleans Saints	Joe Kohlbrand	LB
1986	4	18	102	San Francisco 49ers	Kevin Fagan	DT
	5	5	115	New Orleans Saints	Reggie Sutton	DB
	10	16	265	Cleveland Browns	Willie Smith	TE
	12	16	321	Seattle Seahawks	John McVeigh	LB
1987	1	1	1	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Vinny Testaverde	QB
	1	3	3	Houston Oilers	Alonzo Highsmith	RB
	1	9	9	Philadelphia Eagles	Jerome Brown	DT
	2	4	32	Cleveland Browns	Gregg Rakoczy	C
	2	22	50	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Winston Moss	LB
	5	28	140	New York Giants	Paul O'Connor	G
	11	18	297	Seattle Seahawks	Darryl Oliver	RB
1988	1	3	3	Detroit Lions	Bennie Blades	S
	1	11	11	Dallas Cowboys	Michael Irvin	WR
	2	6	33	San Francisco 49ers	Danny Stubbs	OLB
	2	22	49	Seattle Seahawks	Brian Blades	WR
	2	25	52	New Orleans Saints	Brett Perriman	WR
	3	3	64	Philadelphia Eagles	Matt Patchan	T
	5	15	124	Minnesota Vikings	Darrell Fullington	S
	6	18	155	Pittsburgh Steelers	Warren Williams	RB
	8	4	197	Kansas City Chiefs	Alfredo Roberts	TE
	10	20	269	Seattle Seahawks	Derwin Jones	DE
	12	26	331	San Francisco 49ers	George Mira Jr.	LB
1989	1	21	21	Los Angeles Rams	Bill Hawkins	DE
	1	26	26	Los Angeles Rams	Cleveland Gary	RB
	3	19	77	Houston Oilers	Bubba McDowell	S
	7	13	180	Denver Broncos	Melvin Bratton	RB
	10	1	252	Dallas Cowboys	Rod Carter	LB
	11	1	280	Dallas Cowboys	Randy Shannon	LB
	12	19	326	New York Giants	Eric Smith	DE
1990	1	3	3	Seattle Seahawks	Cortez Kennedy	DT
	3	11	64	Dallas Cowboys	Jimmie Jones	DT
	3	12	65	Cincinnati Bengals	Bernard Clark	ILB
	3	19	72	Houston Oilers	Willis Peguese	DE
	3	26	79	New York Giants	Greg Mark	ILB
	5	17	126	Houston Oilers	Richard Newbill	LB
	9	2	223	New York Jets	Dale Dawkins	WR
	10	8	256	San Diego Chargers	Kenny Berry	DB
	12	11	315	Miami Dolphins	Bobby Harden	S
1991	1	1	1	Dallas Cowboys	Russell Maryland	DT
	1	23	23	Miami Dolphins	Randal Hill	WR
	2	13	40	Indianapolis Colts	Shane Curry	DE
	2	15	42	New Orleans Saints	Wesley Carroll	WR
	4	24	107	Los Angeles Rams	Robert Bailey	CB
	5	24	131	Philadelphia Eagles	Craig Erickson	QB
	6	14	153	Dallas Cowboys	Mike Sullivan	G
	8	25	220	Miami Dolphins	Roland Smith	DB
	10	1	251	New England Patriots	Randy Bethel	TE
	10	28	278	New York Giants	Luis Cristobal	G
	12	19	325	Houston Oilers	Alex Johnson	WR
1992	1	11	11	Pittsburgh Steelers	Leon Searcy	OT
	4	2	86	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Craig Erickson	QB
	10	11	263	Seattle Seahawks	Anthony Hamlet	DE
	12	4	312	Los Angeles Rams	Kelvin Harris	C
	12	7	315	San Diego Chargers	Carlos Huerta	K
1993	2	4	33	Detroit Lions	Ryan McNeil	CB
	2	17	46	Dallas Cowboys	Kevin Williams	WR
	2	18	47	Houston Oilers	Micheal Barrow	LB
	2	25	54	Dallas Cowboys	Darrin Smith	LB
	3	4	60	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Lamar Thomas	WR
	4	20	104	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Horace Copeland	WR
	5	17	157	Indianapolis Colts	Carlos Etheredge	TE
	7	24	192	Minnesota Vikings	Gino Torretta	QB
	8	11	207	New York Giants	Jessie Armstead	LB
1994	2	29	58	Kansas City Chiefs	Donnell Bennett	FB
1994	5	18	150	San Diego Chargers	Darren Krein	DE
1995	1	12	12	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Warren Sapp	DT
	2	20	52	Chicago Bears	Pat Riley	DT
	3	14	78	Philadelphia Eagles	Chris T. Jones	WR
	4	5	103	Washington Redskins	Larry Jones	RB
	5	23	157	Minnesota Vikings	James Stewart	RB
	7	3	211	Houston Oilers	C. J. Richardson	S
	7	23	231	Cleveland Browns	A. C. Tellison	WR
1996	1	26	26	Baltimore Ravens	Ray Lewis	LB
1996	6	8	175	St. Louis Rams	Derrick Harris	RB
1997	1	15	15	Miami Dolphins	Yatil Green	WR
	1	17	17	Washington Redskins	Kenard Lang	DE
	1	18	18	Tennessee Oilers	Kenny Holmes	DE
	4	15	111	Cincinnati Bengals	Tremain Mack	S
	5	3	133	Atlanta Falcons	Marcus Wimberly	S
	5	18	148	Washington Redskins	Twan Russell	LB
	6	29	192	New England Patriots	Tony Gaiter	WR
	7	10	211	Seattle Seahawks	Carlos Jones	CB
1998	1	10	10	Baltimore Ravens	Duane Starks	CB
1998	3	13	74	Atlanta Falcons	Jammi German	WR
1999	1	4	4	Indianapolis Colts	Edgerrin James	RB
	5	2	135	Cincinnati Bengals	Nick Luchey	FB
	7	39	245	Cincinnati Bengals	Scott Covington	QB
2000	1	14	14	Green Bay Packers	Bubba Franks	TE
	2	25	56	Minnesota Vikings	Michael Boireau	DE
	3	28	90	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Nate Webster	LB
	5	19	148	Baltimore Ravens	Richard Mercier	TE
	7	21	227	Oakland Raiders	Mondriel Fulcher	TE
2001	1	11	11	Carolina Panthers	Dan Morgan	LB
	1	12	12	St. Louis Rams	Damione Lewis	DT
	1	16	16	New York Jets	Santana Moss	WR
	1	30	30	Indianapolis Colts	Reggie Wayne	WR
	3	3	65	Cleveland Browns	James Jackson	RB
	6	37	200	New England Patriots	Leonard Myers	CB
	7	45	245	Cleveland Browns	Andre King	WR
2002	1	7	7	Minnesota Vikings	Bryant McKinnie	OT
	1	14	14	New York Giants	Jeremy Shockey	TE
	1	17	17	Oakland Raiders	Phillip Buchanon	CB
	1	24	24	Baltimore Ravens	Ed Reed	S
	1	27	27	San Francisco 49ers	Mike Rumph	CB
	2	19	51	Denver Broncos	Clinton Portis	RB
	4	18	116	Atlanta Falcons	Martin Bibla	G
	4	37	135	Green Bay Packers	Najeh Davenport	RB
	6	11	183	Indianapolis Colts	James Lewis	S
	7	15	226	New York Giants	Daryl Jones	WR
	7	16	227	Cleveland Browns	Joaquin Gonzalez	T
2003	1	3	3	Houston Texans	Andre Johnson	WR
	1	15	15	Philadelphia Eagles	Jerome McDougle	DE
	1	23	23	Buffalo Bills	Willis McGahee	RB
	1	25	25	New York Giants	William Joseph	DT
	3	25	89	San Francisco 49ers	Andrew Williams	DE
	4	34	131	Philadelphia Eagles	Jamaal Green	DE
	5	15	150	New York Jets	Matt Walters	DE
	7	27	241	San Francisco 49ers	Ken Dorsey	QB
2004	1	5	5	Washington Redskins	Sean Taylor	S
	1	6	6	Cleveland Browns	Kellen Winslow II	TE
	1	12	12	New York Jets	Jonathan Vilma	LB
	1	17	17	Denver Broncos	D. J. Williams	LB
	1	19	19	Miami Dolphins	Vernon Carey	OT
	1	21	21	New England Patriots	Vince Wilfork	DT
	7	12	213	New York Jets	Darrell McClover	LB
	7	14	215	Chicago Bears	Alfonso Marshall	CB
	7	53	254	San Diego Chargers	Carlos Joseph	OT
2005	1	8	8	Arizona Cardinals	Antrel Rolle	CB
	2	23	55	Buffalo Bills	Roscoe Parrish	WR
	3	1	65	San Francisco 49ers	Frank Gore	RB
	3	22	86	Buffalo Bills	Kevin Everett	TE
	6	26	200	Denver Broncos	Chris Myers	G
2006	1	31	31	Seattle Seahawks	Kelly Jennings	CB
	2	3	35	Washington Redskins	Rocky McIntosh	LB
	2	12	44	New York Giants	Sinorice Moss	WR
	2	25	57	Chicago Bears	Devin Hester	CB
	3	2	66	Houston Texans	Eric Winston	OT
	3	25	89	Carolina Panthers	Rashad Butler	OT
	4	13	110	Cleveland Browns	Leon Williams	LB
	4	36	133	Pittsburgh Steelers	Orien Harris	DT
	5	21	154	Kansas City Chiefs	Marcus Maxey	CB
2007	1	24	24	New England Patriots	Brandon Meriweather	S
	1	25	25	Carolina Panthers	Jon Beason	LB
	1	31	31	Chicago Bears	Greg Olsen	TE
	4	21	120	Seattle Seahawks	Baraka Atkins	DE
	4	28	127	New England Patriots	Kareem Brown	DT
2008	1	31	31	New York Giants	Kenny Phillips	S
	2	18	50	Arizona Cardinals	Calais Campbell	DE
	3	8	71	Baltimore Ravens	Tavares Gooden	LB
2009	6	3	176	Atlanta Falcons	Spencer Adkins	LB
2010	3	31	95	New Orleans Saints	Jimmy Graham	TE
	4	4	102	Houston Texans	Darryl Sharpton	LB
	4	30	128	Detroit Lions	Jason Curtis Fox	OT
	7	28	235	San Diego Chargers	Dedrick Epps	TE
2011	2	14	46	Denver Broncos	Orlando Franklin	OT
	2	28	60	Houston Texans	Brandon Harris	CB
	3	15	79	Washington Redskins	Leonard Hankerson	WR
	3	17	81	Oakland Raiders	DeMarcus Van Dyke	CB
	3	22	86	Kansas City Chiefs	Allen Bailey	DE
	4	12	109	Tennessee Titans	Colin McCarthy	LB
	6	16	181	Oakland Raiders	Richard Gordon	TE
	6	27	192	Atlanta Falcons	Matt Bosher	P
2012	3	9	72	Miami Dolphins	Olivier Vernon	DE
	3	23	86	Pittsburgh Steelers	Sean Spence	LB
	4	2	97	Miami Dolphins	Lamar Miller	RB
	4	5	100	Cleveland Browns	Travis Benjamin	WR
	6	28	198	Baltimore Ravens	Tommy Streeter	WR
	6	20	200	Philadelphia Eagles	Brandon Washington	G
2013	5	16	149	St. Louis Rams	Brandon McGee	CB
2013	6	21	189	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Mike James	RB
2014	3	29	93	Jacksonville Jaguars	Brandon Linder	G
	6	14	191	Chicago Bears	Pat O'Donnell	P
	7	22	237	Buffalo Bills	Seantrel Henderson	OT
2015	1	9	9	New York Giants	Ereck Flowers	OT
	1	29	29	Indianapolis Colts	Phillip Dorsett	WR
	2	16	48	San Diego Chargers	Denzel Perryman	LB
	3	4	68	Oakland Raiders	Clive Walford	TE
	3	13	77	Cleveland Browns	Duke Johnson	RB
	4	29	128	Oakland Raiders	Jon Feliciano	G
	6	36	212	Pittsburgh Steelers	Anthony Chickillo	DE
2016	1	25	25	Pittsburgh Steelers	Artie Burns	CB
2016	4	26	124	Chicago Bears	Deon Bush	S
2017	1	29	29	Cleveland Browns	David Njoku	TE
	4	6	113	Los Angeles Chargers	Rayshawn Jenkins	S
	5	8	152	Carolina Panthers	Corn Elder	CB
	5	35	180	Minnesota Vikings	Danny Isidora	G
	6	12	196	New Orleans Saints	Al-Quadin Muhammad	DE
	6	31	215	Detroit Lions	Brad Kaaya	QB
	7	1	219	Minnesota Vikings	Stacy Coley	WR
	7	11	229	San Francisco 49ers	Adrian Colbert	CB
	7	22	240	Jacksonville Jaguars	Marquez Williams	FB
2018	3	3	67	Cleveland Browns	Chad Thomas	DE
	4	7	107	New York Jets	Chris Herndon	TE
	4	12	112	Cincinnati Bengals	Mark Walton	RB
	5	2	139	New York Giants	R. J. McIntosh	DT
	6	36	210	New England Patriots	Braxton Berrios	WR
	7	24	242	Carolina Panthers	Kendrick Norton	DT
2019	4	17	119	Cleveland Browns	Sheldrick Redwine	S
	5	20	158	Dallas Cowboys	Mike Jackson Sr.	CB
	5	27	165	Dallas Cowboys	Joe Jackson	DE
	6	8	181	Buffalo Bills	Jaquan Johnson	CB
	6	31	204	Seattle Seahawks	Travis Homer	RB
2020	4	34	140	Jacksonville Jaguars	Shaquille Quarterman	LB
	4	38	144	Seattle Seahawks	DeeJay Dallas	RB
	5	31	176	Minnesota Vikings	K. J. Osborn	WR
	7	31	242	Green Bay Packers	Jonathan Garvin	DE
2021	1	18	18	Miami Dolphins	Jaelan Phillips	DE
	1	30	30	Buffalo Bills	Gregory Rousseau	DE
	5	3	147	Houston Texans	Brevin Jordan	TE
	6	32	216	Pittsburgh Steelers	Quincy Roche	LB
2022	7	13	234	Green Bay Packers	Jonathan Ford	DT
2023	2	25	56	Chicago Bears	Tyrique Stevenson	DB
	5	27	162	Indianapolis Colts	Will Mallory	TE
	7	29	246	Cincinnati Bengals	D. J. Ivey	DB
2024	3	35	99	Los Angeles Rams	Kamren Kinchens	DB
	7	6	226	Arizona Cardinals	Jaden Davis	DB
	7	17	237	Cincinnati Bengals	Matt Lee	C
	7	32	242	Tennessee Titans	James Williams	DB

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The 2011 NFL draft was the 76th installment of the annual NFL draft, where the franchises of the National Football League select newly eligible football players. Like the 2010 draft, the 2011 draft was held at Radio City Music Hall in New York City, New York, over three days: this year, the first round took place on Thursday, April 28, 2011; the second and third rounds took place on Friday, April 29; with the final four rounds on Saturday, April 30, 2011. The Carolina Panthers, who had the worst record for the 2010 NFL season at 2–14, had the right to the first selection in the draft, where they selected Auburn University quarterback Cam Newton, who was the 2010 Heisman Trophy winner. The 2011 draft is regarded as one of the most talented draft classes in NFL history, as 12 of the first 16 players have been selected to at least one Pro Bowl.

The 1994 Washington Huskies football team was an American football team that represented the University of Washington during the 1994 NCAA Division I-A football season. In its second season under head coach Jim Lambright, the team compiled a 7–4 record, finished in fourth place in the Pacific-10 Conference, and outscored its opponents by a combined total of 295 to 233.

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Darryl Edwin Williams is an American former professional football player who was a safety in the National Football League (NFL) for ten seasons during the 1990s and early 2000s. He played college football for the Miami Hurricanes, was recognized as an All-American, and was a member of two national championship teams. He was drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals in the first round of the 1992 NFL Draft, and played professionally for the Bengals and the Seattle Seahawks.

References

↑ Battista, Judy (April 11, 2009). "Miami Hurricanes' First-Round N.F.L. Draft Streak Nears a Likely End". The New York Times . Retrieved July 14, 2009.
↑ "Miami mountain man DT Jon Ford drafted by Packers in 7th round, preserves 48-year streak," The Miami Herald, April 30, 2022
↑ "Colleges with most NFL draft picks by position," NFL.com, retrieved April 30, 2022

External links

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[draft_record-1] Battista, Judy (April 11, 2009). "Miami Hurricanes' First-Round N.F.L. Draft Streak Nears a Likely End". The New York Times . Retrieved July 14, 2009.

[2] "Miami mountain man DT Jon Ford drafted by Packers in 7th round, preserves 48-year streak," The Miami Herald, April 30, 2022

[3] "Colleges with most NFL draft picks by position," NFL.com, retrieved April 30, 2022

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