List of Miami RedHawks in the NFL draft

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This is a list of Miami RedHawks football players in the NFL Draft .

Contents

Key

BBackK 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

YearRoundPickOverallPlayerTeamPosition
1945309316 Jim Dougherty Philadelphia Eagles B
1946141121 Bob Russell Chicago Cardinals B
171151 Bob Loubie Chicago Cardinals B
211191 Al Traught Chicago Cardinals B
1947134109 Ara Parseghian Pittsburgh Steeler B
19482510235 Paul Shoults Chicago Cardinals B
267252 Paul Dietzel Chicago Bears C
195071392 Mel Olix Philadelphia Eagles B
248308 John Weaver Pittsburgh Steelers G
1952193220 John Pont Green Bay Packers B
2312277 Don Greene Los Angeles Rams T
19531111132 Jim Bailey Los Angeles Rams B
165186 John Zachary Pittsburgh Steelers B
233268 Jim Root Chicago Cardinals B
1954911108 Tom Jones Cleveland Browns T
1011120 Tom Pagna Cleveland Browns B
194221 Charley Wenzlau Baltimore Colts E
195597104 Bill Evans Baltimore Colts G
123136 Dick Chorovich Baltimore Colts T
175198 Ed Merchant Pittsburgh Steelers B
19566465 Tirrel Burton Philadelphia Eagles B
178201 Tom Mooney New York Giants T
2711324 Roger Siesel Los Angeles Rams T
1957112123 Don Smith Los Angeles Rams T
142159 Rudy Schoendorf Green Bay Packers T
255294 Tom Dimitroff Cleveland Browns B
264305 Allen Bliss Cleveland Browns E
19581311156 Hal Williams Cleveland Browns B
2711324 Dave Thelen Cleveland Browns B
19591811215 Ed Hill Cleveland Browns G
1911227 George Scott New York Giants B
1960176198 Dale Chamberlain Pittsburgh Steelers RB
19626272 Bill Triplett New York Giants B
119149 Scott Tyler Baltimore Colts B
19632115 Tom Nomina Los Angeles Rams T
21125 Bob Jencks Chicago Bears E
135173 Paul Watters Baltimore Colts T
1611221 Lowell Caylor Chicago Bears DB
1711235 Tim Stein Pittsburgh Steelers C
1965125159 Ernie Kellerman Dallas Cowboys QB
1967421101 Ed Philpott Boston Patriots DE
79168 Bruce Matte Washington Redskins QB
1315330 John Erisman Los Angeles Rams WR
19681622430 Bob Smith Houston Oilers DB
196911818 Bob Babich San Diego Chargers LB
159373 Errol Kahoun Denver Broncos G
1970520124 Gary Arthur New York Jets TE
1020254 Cleve Dickerson New York Jets RB
1971145343 Dick Adams Houston Oilers DB
19731326338 Joe Booker Miami Dolphins RB
197576162 Mike Biehle Houston Oilers T
197623058 Sherman Smith Seattle Seahawks RB
710192 Carmen Rome Cincinnati Bengals DB
1324371 Randy Walker Cincinnati Bengals RB
197731571 Mike Watson Miami Dolphins T
32884 Rob Carpenter Houston Oilers RB
19791224327 Larry Fortner Miami Dolphins QB
19801022271 Doug Lantz Miami Dolphins C
198756118 George Swarn St. Louis Cardinals RB
19883762 Sheldon White New York Giants DB
1011260 Andy Schillinger Phoenix Cardinals WR
1998733222 Damian Vaughn Cincinnati Bengals TE
1999522155 Paris Johnson Arizona Cardinals DB
718224 JoJuan Armour Oakland Raiders LB
20003163 Travis Prentice Cleveland Browns RB
417111 Trevor Gaylor San Diego Chargers WR
2001613176 Alex Sulfsted Kansas City Chiefs G
200411111 Ben Roethlisberger Pittsburgh Steelers QB
56138 Jacob Bell Tennessee Titans G
2005511147 Alphonso Hodge Kansas City Chiefs CB
2009728237 Jake O'Connell Kansas City Chiefs WR
201231376 Brandon Brooks Houston Texans G
2013728234 Zac Dysert Denver Broncos QB
201523062 Quinten Rollins Green Bay Packers DB
2020734249 Sam Sloman Los Angeles Rams K
2021517161 Tommy Doyle Buffalo Bills T
2022531174 Dominique Robinson Chicago Bears DE

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