List of Notre Dame Fighting Irish in the NFL draft

Last updated May 11, 2024

This is a list of Notre Dame Fighting Irish football players in 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	G	Guard
E	End	T	Offensive tackle	TE	Tight end

Selections

Year	Round	Pick	Overall	Player	Team	Position
1936	1	3	3	William Shakespeare	Pittsburgh Steelers	B
	3	8	26	Andy Pilney	Detroit Lions	B
	7	3	57	Marty Peters	Pittsburgh Steelers	E
	7	7	61	Wally Fromhart	Green Bay Packers	B
	8	2	65	Wayne Millner	Boston Redskins	E
1938	5	7	37	Chuck Sweeney	Green Bay Packers	E
	10	4	84	Pat McCarty	Pittsburgh Steelers	C
	12	4	104	Joe Kuharich	Pittsburgh Steelers	G
1939	6	6	46	Ed Beinor	Brooklyn Dodgers	T
	8	9	69	Paul Kell	Green Bay Packers	T
	9	1	71	Earl Brown	Chicago Cardinals	E
	17	2	152	Ed Longhi	Pittsburgh Steelers	C
	19	6	176	Ed Simonich	Chicago Bears	B
	21	4	194	Willard Hofer	Green Bay Packers	B
	21	5	195	Mario Tonelli	New York Giants	B
1940	14	9	129	Bill Kerr	Green Bay Packers	E
	19	3	173	Thad Harvey	Pittsburgh Steelers	T
	22	3	198	Steve Sitko	Washington Redskins	B
1941	11	5	95	Milt Peipul	Detroit Lions	B
	16	8	148	Bob Osterman	Chicago Bears	C
	17	7	157	Bob Saggau	Green Bay Packers	B
1942	13	6	116	John Kovatch	Washington Redskins	E
1942	21	1	191	Steve Juzwik	Washington Redskins	B
1943	3	9	24	Fred Evans	Chicago Bears	B
	5	10	40	Bob Dove	Washington Redskins	E
	6	10	50	Wally Ziemba	Washington Redskins	C
	7	10	60	Lou Rymkus	Washington Redskins	T
	13	8	118	Tom Brock	Green Bay Packers	C
	13	10	120	Harry Wright	Washington Redskins	G
	26	2	242	Bob Neff	Philadelphia Eagles	T
	30	9	289	Dick Creevy	Chicago Bears	B
1944	1	1	1	Angelo Bertelli	Boston Yanks	QB
	1	3	3	Creighton Miller	Brooklyn Dodgers	B
	9	3	79	Matthew Bolger	Detroit Lions	E
	12	10	119	Pat Filley	Cleveland Rams	G
	19	10	196	Bob McBride	Cleveland Rams	G
	21	10	218	John Creevey	Cleveland Rams	B
	25	1	253	John McGinnis	Chicago Cardinals	E
	27	1	275	Bill Earley	Chicago Cardinals	B
	27	9	283	Russ Ashbaugh	Pittsburgh Steelers	B
	32	5	329	Stan Kudlacz	Cleveland Rams	C
1945	1	6	6	Frank Szymanski	Detroit Lions	C
	1	9	9	John Yonaker	Philadelphia Eagles	E
	3	7	23	John Adams	Washington Redskins	T
	4	5	32	Jack Zilly	Cleveland Rams	E
	6	2	45	Corwin Clatt	Chicago Cardinals	B
	6	4	47	Jim Mello	Boston Yanks	B
	6	5	48	Gerard Cowhig	Cleveland Rams	B
	7	1	55	Zygmont Czarobski	Chicago Cardinals	T
	10	1	88	Bill Huber	Chicago Cardinals	E
	12	4	113	Herb Coleman	Boston Yanks	C
	15	3	145	George Connor	Pittsburgh Steelers	T
	16	6	159	John Creevey	Chicago Bears	B
	22	6	225	Bob Livingston	Chicago Bears	B
	23	5	235	Luke Higgins	Cleveland Rams	T
	30	6	313	Paul Limont	Detroit Lions	E
1946	1	1	1	Frank Dancewicz	Boston Yanks	QB
	1	4	4	Johnny Lujack	Chicago Bears	QB
	1	5	5	George Connor	New York Giants	LB
	1	10	10	Emil Sitko	Los Angeles Rams	B
	3	1	16	Elmer Angsman	Chicago Cardinals	B
	7	2	52	Ed Mieszkowski	Boston Yanks	T
	7	8	58	Pete Berezney	Detroit Lions	T
	9	9	79	Bob Skoglund	Washington Redskins	E
	10	10	90	Joe Signaigo	Los Angeles Rams	G
	13	10	120	George Strohmeyer	Los Angeles Rams	C
	14	10	130	Bob Palladino	Los Angeles Rams	B
	15	1	131	Fred Rovai	Chicago Cardinals	G
	17	10	160	Gasper Urban	Los Angeles Rams	G
	19	10	180	Jerry Ford	Los Angeles Rams	E
	20	1	181	Bill Heywood	Chicago Cardinals	B
	20	2	182	Frank Ruggerio	Boston Yanks	B
1947	3	3	16	John Mastrangelo	Pittsburgh Steelers	G
	6	2	37	George Sullivan	Boston Yanks	T
	10	6	81	Bob Kelly	Green Bay Packers	B
	13	6	111	Bob Skoglund	Green Bay Packers	E
	15	9	134	John Fallon	New York Giants	T
	26	9	244	Ralph Stewart	New York Giants	C
	27	5	250	Bob Palladino	Green Bay Packers	B
1948	6	8	43	Joe Gasparella	Pittsburgh Steelers	B
	8	8	63	Marty Wendell	Philadelphia Eagles	G
	16	4	139	George Ratterman	Boston Yanks	QB
	17	7	152	John Fallon	Chicago Bears	G
	18	5	160	Bill O'Connor	Los Angeles Rams	G
	24	8	223	Floyd Simmons	Pittsburgh Steelers	B
	25	2	227	Coy McGee	Detroit Lions	B
	29	6	271	John Panelli	Green Bay Packers	B
	31	7	292	Art Statuto	Philadelphia Eagles	C
	32	7	300	Bill Fischer	Chicago Cardinals	G
1949	1	9	9	Frank Tripucka	Philadelphia Eagles	QB
	1	10	10	Bill Fischer	Chicago Cardinals	G
	2	1	12	John Panelli	Detroit Lions	B
	3	5	26	Bill Walsh	Pittsburgh Steelers	C
	5	10	51	Terry Brennan	Philadelphia Eagles	B
	8	8	79	Bill Wightkin	Chicago Bears	E
	20	2	193	Frank Gaul	Boston Yanks	T
	24	4	235	Don McAuliffe	New York Giants	B
1950	1	1	1	Leon Hart	Detroit Lions	E
	2	12	26	Jim Martin	Cleveland Browns	E
	4	3	43	Larry Coutre	Green Bay Packers	B
	5	2	55	Mike Swistowicz	New York Bulldogs	B
	5	5	58	Frank Spaniel	Washington Redskins	B
	5	9	62	Ernie Zalejski	Chicago Bears	B
	7	6	85	Billy Gay	Chicago Cardinals	B
	10	7	125	Walt Grothaus	Chicago Cardinals	C
	11	9	140	John Helwig	Chicago Bears	G
	18	7	229	Ray Espenan	Chicago Cardinals	E
	19	4	239	Gus Cifelli	Detroit Lions	T
	19	7	242	Frank Gaul	Pittsburgh Steelers	T
	30	8	386	Ed Hudak	Pittsburgh Steelers	T
1951	1	2	2	Bob Williams	Chicago Bears	QB
	1	6	6	Jerry Groom	Chicago Cardinals	C
	12	4	139	Jack Landry	Chicago Cardinals	B
	20	4	235	Fred Wallner	Chicago Cardinals	G
	29	4	343	Bob Livingstone	Chicago Cardinals	B
1952	2	9	22	Bob Toneff	San Francisco 49ers	T
	7	1	74	John Petitbon	New York Yanks	B
	10	6	115	Chet Ostrowski	Washington Redskins	E
	12	1	134	Jim Mutscheller	New York Yanks	E
	13	5	150	Dave Flood	Pittsburgh Steelers	B
	16	10	191	Paul Burns	New York Giants	G
	28	2	327	Billy Barrett	Green Bay Packers	B
1953	15	4	173	Bob O'Neil	Pittsburgh Steelers	E
	29	1	338	Jack Alessandrini	Baltimore Colts	G
	30	2	351	Bill Gaudreau	Chicago Cardinals	B
1954	1	3	3	Art Hunter	Green Bay Packers	T
	1	7	7	Johnny Lattner	Pittsburgh Steelers	RB
	1	9	9	Neil Worden	Philadelphia Eagles	B
	2	7	20	Jim Schrader	Washington Redskins	C
	4	5	42	Fran Paterra	Chicago Bears	B
	4	8	45	Menil Mavraides	Philadelphia Eagles	G
	6	1	62	Tom McHugh	Chicago Cardinals	B
	10	9	118	Joe Katchik	Los Angeles Rams	E
	15	10	179	Sam Palumbo	San Francisco 49ers	G
	18	6	211	Don Penze	Pittsburgh Steelers	E
	27	9	322	Entee Shine	Los Angeles Rams	E
	28	6	331	Joe Bush	Pittsburgh Steelers	G
1955	1	4	4	Ralph Guglielmi	Washington Redskins	QB
	1	6	6	Frank Varrichione	Pittsburgh Steelers	T
	1	8	8	Joe Heap	New York Giants	B
	2	3	16	Dick Szymanski	Baltimore Colts	C
	3	7	32	Tony Pasquesi	Chicago Cardinals	T
	4	4	41	Paul Reynolds	Cleveland Browns	B
	4	12	49	Sam Palumbo	Cleveland Browns	C
	6	2	63	Dan Shannon	Chicago Bears	E
	24	2	279	Bob Ready	Washington Redskins	T
1956	3	3	28	Don Schaffer	Philadelphia Eagles	B
	9	3	100	Wayne Edmonds	Pittsburgh Steelers	G
	13	7	152	Jim Mense	Green Bay Packers	C
	14	8	165	John McCullen	New York Giants	G
	15	9	178	Dick Fitzgerald	Chicago Bears	B
	19	10	227	Ray Lemek	Washington Redskins	G
	21	3	244	Gene Martell	Pittsburgh Steelers	T
	21	12	253	Gene Kapish	Cleveland Browns	E
	22	9	262	George Nicula	Washington Redskins	T
	29	10	347	Pat Bisceglia	Washington Redskins	G
1957	1	1	1	Paul Hornung	Green Bay Packers	RB
	12	2	135	Ed Sullivan	Green Bay Packers	C
	13	3	148	Jim Morse	Green Bay Packers	B
	20	3	232	Byron Beams	Los Angeles Rams	T
1958	6	5	66	Dick Lynch	Washington Redskins	B
	9	5	102	Frank Kuchta	Washington Redskins	C
	10	4	113	Aubrey Lewis	Chicago Bears	B
1959	1	6	6	Nick Pietrosante	Detroit Lions	B
	5	1	49	Bob Wetoska	Washington Redskins	T
	5	6	54	Frank Geremia	San Francisco 49ers	T
	7	4	76	Don Lawrence	Washington Redskins	T
	10	5	113	Ron Toth	Washington Redskins	B
	10	6	114	Bronko Nagurski Jr.	San Francisco 49ers	T
	18	10	214	Al Ecuyer	New York Giants	G
	27	4	316	Norm Odyniec	Washington Redskins	B
	28	8	332	Robert Williams	Chicago Bears	B
	29	7	343	Dick Loncar	Pittsburgh Steelers	T
	30	2	350	Angelo Mosca	Philadelphia Eagles	T
1960	1	2	2	George Izo	St. Louis Cardinals	QB
	1	11	11	Monty Stickles	San Francisco 49ers	WR
	3	3	27	Bob Scholtz	Detroit Lions	C
	12	4	136	Jim Crotty	Washington Redskins	HB
	17	8	200	Mike Graney	Philadelphia Eagles	E
1961	2	5	19	Myron Pottios	Pittsburgh Steelers	LB
	10	4	130	Joe Scibelli	Los Angeles Rams	T
	10	5	131	Red Mack	Pittsburgh Steelers	B
	20	12	278	Ray Ratkowski	Green Bay Packers	B
1962	2	2	16	Joe Carollo	Los Angeles Rams	T
	2	12	26	Bob Bill	New York Giants	T
	5	8	64	Mike Lind	San Francisco 49ers	RB
	9	5	117	John Powers	Pittsburgh Steelers	E
	13	7	175	Joe Perkowski	Chicago Bears	B
1963	10	11	137	Ed Hoerster	Chicago Bears	LB
	12	14	168	Daryle Lamonica	Green Bay Packers	QB
	13	0	102	Nick Buoniconti	New England Patriots	LB
	16	3	213	John Slafkosky	St. Louis Cardinals	T
1964	2	14	28	Jim Kelly	Pittsburgh Steelers	WR
	4	13	55	Paul Costa	Green Bay Packers	T
	4	14	56	Frank Budka	Chicago Bears	RB
	5	3	59	Jim Snowden	Washington Redskins	RB
	8	6	104	George Bedar	St. Louis Cardinals	G
	13	3	171	Tommy MacDonald	Washington Redskins	B
	17	12	236	Dave Humenik	New York Giants	T
1965	1	8	8	Jack Snow	Minnesota Vikings	WR
	2	0	0	John Huarte	New York Jets	QB
	6	3	73	Tony Carey	Chicago Bears	RB
	6	6	76	John Huarte	Philadelphia Eagles	QB
	8	12	110	John Meyer	St. Louis Cardinals	LB
	12	1	155	Jim Carroll	New York Giants	LB
	14	3	185	Dave Pivec	Chicago Bears	WR
	14	6	188	Tom Longo	Philadelphia Eagles	B
	18	13	251	Dick Arrington	Cleveland Browns	G
1966	2	1	17	Nick Rassas	Atlanta Falcons	DB
	2	8	24	Nick Eddy	Detroit Lions	RB
	3	16	48	Phil Sheridan	Atlanta Falcons	WR
	4	13	61	Pete Duranko	Cleveland Browns	DE
	5	1	65	Bill Wolski	Atlanta Falcons	RB
	8	13	123	Tom Talaga	Cleveland Browns	WR
	16	4	234	Arunas Vasys	Philadelphia Eagles	LB
1967	1	12	12	Paul Seiler	New York Jets	G
	1	15	15	Alan Page	Minnesota Vikings	DE
	1	23	23	Tom Regner	Houston Oilers	G
	2	20	46	Larry Conjar	Cleveland Browns	RB
	2	21	47	Jim Lynch	Kansas City Chiefs	LB
	3	6	59	George Goeddeke	Denver Broncos	C
	3	17	70	Tom Rhoads	Buffalo Bills	DE
	16	15	408	Allen Sack	Los Angeles Rams	LB
1968	1	7	7	Kevin Hardy	New Orleans Saints	DE
	3	21	76	Mike McGill	Minnesota Vikings	LB
	5	5	116	Jim Smithberger	New England Patriots	DB
	6	19	157	David Martin	Philadelphia Eagles	DB
	8	3	195	Dick Swatland	New Orleans Saints	G
	8	20	212	Tom Schoen	Cleveland Browns	DB
	11	24	297	John Pergine	Los Angeles Rams	LB
	16	9	417	Rocky Bleier	Pittsburgh Steelers	RB
1969	1	2	2	George Kunz	Atlanta Falcons	T
	1	10	10	Jim Seymour	Los Angeles Rams	WR
	2	4	30	Terry Hanratty	Pittsburgh Steelers	QB
	4	2	80	Bob Kuechenberg	Philadelphia Eagles	G
	5	15	119	Jim Winegardner	Chicago Bears	TE
	6	11	141	Ed Tuck	Miami Dolphins	G
	8	6	188	Bob Gladieux	New England Patriots	RB
	11	9	269	Eric Norri	Washington Redskins	DT
	12	22	308	Bob Belden	Dallas Cowboys	QB
	12	23	309	John Lavin	Kansas City Chiefs	LB
	13	8	325	Tom Quinn	Chicago Bears	DB
1970	1	2	2	Mike McCoy	Green Bay Packers	DT
	3	5	57	Jim Reilly	Buffalo Bills	G
	5	3	107	Bob Olson	New England Patriots	LB
	5	26	130	Mike Oriard	Kansas City Chiefs	C
	7	2	158	Terry Brennan	Philadelphia Eagles	T
1971	4	21	99	Joe Theismann	Miami Dolphins	QB
	5	1	105	Tim Kelly	New England Patriots	LB
	7	2	158	Larry DiNardo	New Orleans Saints	G
	15	18	382	Jim Wright	New York Giants	LB
	15	20	384	Gary Kos	Los Angeles Rams	G
1972	1	1	1	Walt Patulski	Buffalo Bills	DE
	1	15	15	Clarence Ellis	Atlanta Falcons	DB
	1	25	25	Mike Kadish	Miami Dolphins	DT
	3	1	53	Fred Swendson	Buffalo Bills	DE
	4	8	86	Eric Patton	Green Bay Packers	LB
	5	3	107	Tom Gatewood	New York Giants	WR
	7	1	157	Ralph Stepaniak	Buffalo Bills	DB
	7	21	177	Mike Zikas	New York Giants	DT
1973	2	13	39	Greg Marx	Atlanta Falcons	DT
	6	8	138	Mike Creaney	Chicago Bears	C
	9	16	224	John Dampeer	Cincinnati Bengals	G
	12	10	296	Jim O'Malley	Denver Broncos	LB
	13	8	320	John Cieszkowski	Chicago Bears	RB
	15	3	367	Ken Schlezes	Philadelphia Eagles	DB
1974	2	19	45	Dave Casper	Oakland Raiders	TE
	4	8	86	Mike Townsend	Minnesota Vikings	DB
	9	18	226	Brian Doherty	Buffalo Bills	P
	11	5	265	Tim Rudnick	Baltimore Colts	DB
	14	15	353	Frank Pomarico	Kansas City Chiefs	G
	15	24	388	Robert R. Thomas	Los Angeles Rams	K
	17	11	427	Cliff Brown	Philadelphia Eagles	RB
	17	24	440	Willie Townsend	Los Angeles Rams	WR
1975	1	9	9	Mike Fanning	Los Angeles Rams	DT
	2	9	35	Greg Collins	San Francisco 49ers	LB
	3	17	69	Drew Mahalic	Denver Broncos	LB
	5	7	111	Kevin Nosbusch	San Diego Chargers	DT
	5	10	114	Wayne Bullock	San Francisco 49ers	RB
	10	25	259	Steve Sylvester	Oakland Raiders	T
	13	8	320	Peter Demmerle	San Diego Chargers	WR
	13	17	329	Erik Penick	Denver Broncos	RB
	14	7	345	Reggie Barnett	San Diego Chargers	DB
	16	18	408	Tom Fine	Buffalo Bills	TE
1976	1	2	2	Steve Niehaus	Seattle Seahawks	DT
1976	7	19	201	Ed Bauer	New Orleans Saints	G
1978	1	7	7	Ken MacAfee	San Francisco 49ers	TE
	1	8	8	Ross Browner	Cincinnati Bengals	DE
	1	11	11	Luther Bradley	Detroit Lions	DB
	2	21	49	Willie Fry	Pittsburgh Steelers	DE
	3	23	79	Ernie Hughes	San Francisco 49ers	G
	5	1	111	Ted Burgmeier	Miami Dolphins	DB
	9	27	249	Steve McDaniels	San Francisco 49ers	T
	10	18	268	Doug Becker	Pittsburgh Steelers	LB
1979	2	15	43	Dave Huffman	Minnesota Vikings	C
	2	24	52	Bob Golic	New England Patriots	DT
	3	26	82	Joe Montana	San Francisco 49ers	QB
	8	5	197	Steve Heimkreiter	Baltimore Colts	LB
	9	10	230	Jerome Heavens	Chicago Bears	RB
	9	13	233	Kris Haines	Washington Redskins	WR
	9	24	244	Jeff Weston	Miami Dolphins	DT
	10	9	257	Joe Restic	Chicago Bears	DB
	10	26	274	Mike Calhoun	Dallas Cowboys	DT
	12	1	304	Jim Browner	Cincinnati Bengals	DB
1980	1	25	25	Vagas Ferguson	New England Patriots	RB
	2	13	41	Dave Waymer	New Orleans Saints	DB
	2	23	51	Tim Foley	Baltimore Colts	T
	4	6	89	Rusty Lisch	St. Louis Cardinals	QB
	8	17	210	Bobby Leopold	San Francisco 49ers	LB
	10	12	261	Rob Martinovich	Kansas City Chiefs	T
1981	4	26	109	John Scully	Atlanta Falcons	C
	7	23	189	Pete Holohan	San Diego Chargers	TE
	8	12	205	Scott Zettek	Chicago Bears	DT
	9	2	223	Jim Stone	Seattle Seahawks	RB
	9	6	227	Tim Huffman	Green Bay Packers	T
	12	13	317	John Hankerd	Denver Broncos	LB
1982	1	23	23	Bob Crable	New York Jets	LB
	3	21	76	John Krimm	New Orleans Saints	DB
	5	26	137	Phil Pozderac	Dallas Cowboys	T
1983	1	12	12	Tony Hunter	Buffalo Bills	TE
	3	8	64	Dave Duerson	Chicago Bears	DB
	4	7	91	Tom Thayer	Chicago Bears	C
	5	2	114	Larry Moriarty	Houston Oilers	RB
	9	11	235	Mark Zavagnin	Chicago Bears	LB
	9	12	236	Bob Clasby	Seattle Seahawks	DT
1984	1	26	26	Greg Bell	Buffalo Bills	RB
	6	24	164	Chris Brown	Pittsburgh Steelers	DB
	6	28	168	Stacey Toran	Los Angeles Raiders	DB
	9	25	249	Neil Maune	Dallas Cowboys	G
	11	1	281	Blair Kiel	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	QB
1985	2	17	45	Mike Gann	Atlanta Falcons	DE
	3	26	82	Mike Kelley	Houston Oilers	C
	4	16	100	Mark Bavaro	New York Giants	TE
	10	3	255	Mike Golic	Houston Oilers	DE
	10	7	259	Larry Williams	Cleveland Browns	G
1986	1	19	19	Eric Dorsey	New York Giants	DE
	3	6	61	Allen Pinkett	Houston Oilers	RB
	8	8	202	Tony Furjanic	Buffalo Bills	LB
	8	15	209	Mike Perrino	San Diego Chargers	T
1987	2	20	48	Wally Kleine	Washington Redskins	T
	4	26	110	Steve Beuerlein	Los Angeles Raiders	QB
	7	8	176	Robert Banks	Houston Oilers	DT
	8	15	210	Joel Williams	Miami Dolphins	TE
1988	1	6	6	Tim Brown	Los Angeles Raiders	WR
	3	14	69	Tom Rehder	New England Patriots	T
	3	15	70	Chuck Lanza	Pittsburgh Steelers	C
	6	15	152	Cedric Figaro	San Diego Chargers	LB
	9	5	226	Brandy Wells	Cincinnati Bengals	DB
1989	1	15	15	Andy Heck	Seattle Seahawks	T
	2	17	45	Frank Stams	Los Angeles Rams	LB
	5	18	130	Mark Green	Chicago Bears	RB
	6	8	147	Wes Pritchett	Miami Dolphins	LB
	11	25	304	George Streeter	Chicago Bears	DB
1990	2	11	36	Anthony Johnson	Indianapolis Colts	RB
	2	15	40	Tim Grunhard	Kansas City Chiefs	C
	2	16	41	Jeff Alm	Houston Oilers	DT
	2	24	49	Pat Terrell	Los Angeles Rams	DB
	4	10	91	Mike Brennan	Cincinnati Bengals	T
	5	14	123	Stan Smagala	Los Angeles Raiders	DB
	6	9	146	Ned Bolcar	Seattle Seahawks	LB
	10	14	262	D'Juan Francisco	Washington Redskins	DB
	12	12	316	Dean Brown	Indianapolis Colts	G
1991	1	5	5	Todd Lyght	Los Angeles Rams	DB
	2	18	45	Ricky Watters	San Francisco 49ers	RB
	2	22	49	Chris Zorich	Chicago Bears	DT
	3	17	72	Bob Dahl	Cincinnati Bengals	T
	4	17	100	Raghib Ismail	Los Angeles Raiders	WR
	5	25	136	Tim Ryan	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	G
	7	18	185	Andre Jones	Pittsburgh Steelers	LB
	8	21	216	Scott Kowalkowski	Philadelphia Eagles	LB
	9	22	245	Mike Stonebreaker	Chicago Bears	LB
	10	7	257	Mike Heldt	San Diego Chargers	C
1992	1	14	14	Derek Brown	New York Giants	TE
	2	7	35	Rod Smith	New England Patriots	DB
	4	1	85	Rodney Culver	Indianapolis Colts	RB
	4	8	92	Tony Brooks	Philadelphia Eagles	RB
	4	11	95	Gene McGuire	New Orleans Saints	C
	6	19	159	Tony Smith	Kansas City Chiefs	WR
	6	23	163	George Williams	Cleveland Browns	DT
	9	22	246	Mirko Jurkovic	Chicago Bears	G
1993	1	2	2	Rick Mirer	Seattle Seahawks	QB
	1	10	10	Jerome Bettis	Los Angeles Rams	RB
	1	17	17	Tom Carter	Washington Redskins	DB
	1	20	20	Irv Smith	New Orleans Saints	TE
	2	5	34	Demetrius DuBose	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	LB
	2	16	45	Reggie Brooks	Washington Redskins	RB
	4	23	107	Devon McDonald	Indianapolis Colts	LB
	5	18	130	Lindsay Knapp	Kansas City Chiefs	G
	8	4	200	Craig Hentrich	New York Jets	K
1994	1	7	7	Bryant Young	San Francisco 49ers	DT
	1	16	16	Aaron Taylor	Green Bay Packers	T
	1	27	27	Jeff Burris	Buffalo Bills	DB
	2	36	65	Tim Ruddy	Miami Dolphins	C
	3	9	74	Jim Flanigan	Chicago Bears	DT
	3	17	82	Willie Clark	San Diego Chargers	DB
	3	27	92	Lake Dawson	Kansas City Chiefs	WR
	5	2	133	John Covington	Indianapolis Colts	DB
	5	22	153	Tony Peterson	San Francisco 49ers	LB
	7	17	211	Pete Bercich	Minnesota Vikings	LB
1995	2	12	44	Ray Zellars	New Orleans Saints	RB
	2	18	50	Bobby Taylor	Philadelphia Eagles	DB
	4	22	120	Oliver Gibson	Pittsburgh Steelers	DE
	5	13	147	Mike Miller	Cleveland Browns	WR
	7	34	242	Travis Davis	New Orleans Saints	DB
1996	2	26	56	Derrick Mayes	Green Bay Packers	WR
	4	21	116	Paul Grasmanis	Chicago Bears	DT
	6	22	189	Shawn Wooden	Miami Dolphins	DB
	6	35	202	Dusty Zeigler	Buffalo Bills	C
1997	1	21	21	Renaldo Wynn	Jacksonville Jaguars	DE
	2	25	55	Marc Edwards	San Francisco 49ers	RB
	3	26	86	Bertrand Berry	Indianapolis Colts	LB
	3	27	87	Kinnon Tatum	Carolina Panthers	LB
	5	5	135	Pete Chryplewicz	Detroit Lions	TE
1998	3	24	85	Allen Rossum	Philadelphia Eagles	DB
1999	1	19	19	Luke Petitgout	New York Giants	T
	5	10	143	Jerry Wisne	Chicago Bears	G
	5	17	149	Mike Rosenthal	New York Giants	T
	5	33	166	Malcolm Johnson	Pittsburgh Steelers	WR
	7	4	210	Hunter Smith	Indianapolis Colts	P
	7	27	233	Autry Denson	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	RB
	7	28	234	Kory Minor	San Francisco 49ers	LB
2000	7	8	214	Jarious Jackson	Denver Broncos	QB
2001	3	6	68	Mike Gandy	Chicago Bears	G
	3	24	86	Brock Williams	New England Patriots	DB
	4	24	119	Jabari Holloway	New England Patriots	TE
	6	15	178	Tony Driver	Buffalo Bills	DB
	6	32	195	Dan O'Leary	Buffalo Bills	TE
	7	13	213	Anthony Denman	Jacksonville Jaguars	LB
2002	2	20	52	Anthony Weaver	Baltimore Ravens	DE
	4	35	133	Rocky Boiman	Tennessee Titans	LB
	5	3	138	John Owens	Detroit Lions	TE
	6	26	198	Tyreo Harrison	Philadelphia Eagles	LB
	6	34	206	Javin Hunter	Baltimore Ravens	WR
	7	33	244	David Givens	New England Patriots	WR
2003	1	21	21	Jeff Faine	Cleveland Browns	C
	5	18	153	Jordan Black	Kansas City Chiefs	T
	5	33	168	Sean Mahan	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	G
	5	35	170	Shane Walton	St. Louis Rams	DB
	6	9	182	Gerome Sapp	Baltimore Ravens	DB
	6	24	197	Arnaz Battle	San Francisco 49ers	WR
	6	39	212	Brennan Curtin	Green Bay Packers	T
2004	2	11	43	Julius Jones	Dallas Cowboys	RB
	2	28	60	Courtney Watson	New Orleans Saints	LB
	4	26	122	Glenn Earl	Houston Texans	DB
	6	5	170	Vontez Duff	Houston Texans	DB
	6	15	180	Jim Molinaro	Washington Redskins	T
2005	3	10	74	Justin Tuck	New York Giants	DE
2005	5	8	144	Jerome Collins	St. Louis Rams	TE
2006	2	21	53	Anthony Fasano	Dallas Cowboys	TE
	3	26	90	Maurice Stovall	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	WR
	6	36	205	Dan Stevenson	New England Patriots	G
2007	1	22	22	Brady Quinn	Cleveland Browns	QB
	2	25	57	Victor Abiamiri	Philadelphia Eagles	DE
	3	6	70	Ryan Harris	Denver Broncos	T
	5	29	166	Derek Landri	Jacksonville Jaguars	DT
	6	28	202	Mike Richardson	New England Patriots	DB
	7	20	230	Dan Santucci	Cincinnati Bengals	G
	7	43	253	Chinedum Ndukwe	Cincinnati Bengals	DB
2008	2	7	38	John Carlson	Seattle Seahawks	TE
	2	16	47	Trevor Laws	Philadelphia Eagles	DT
	3	23	86	Tom Zbikowski	Baltimore Ravens	DB
	6	21	187	John Sullivan	Minnesota Vikings	C
2009	4	14	114	David Bruton	Denver Broncos	DB
2010	2	16	48	Jimmy Clausen	Carolina Panthers	QB
	2	28	60	Golden Tate	Seattle Seahawks	WR
	6	10	179	Sam Young	Dallas Cowboys	T
	6	14	183	Eric Olsen	Denver Broncos	C
2011	2	11	43	Kyle Rudolph	Minnesota Vikings	TE
2012	1	13	13	Michael Floyd	Arizona Cardinals	WR
	1	29	29	Harrison Smith	Minnesota Vikings	DB
	5	4	139	Robert Blanton	Minnesota Vikings	DB
	5	30	165	Darius Fleming	San Francisco 49ers	LB
2013	1	21	21	Tyler Eifert	Cincinnati Bengals	TE
	2	6	38	Manti Te'o	San Diego Chargers	LB
	6	7	175	Jamoris Slaughter	Cleveland Browns	DB
	6	31	199	Theo Riddick	Detroit Lions	RB
	6	32	200	Kapron Lewis-Moore	Baltimore Ravens	DE
	7	38	244	Zeke Motta	Atlanta Falcons	DB
2014	1	16	16	Zack Martin	Dallas Cowboys	T
	2	14	46	Stephon Tuitt	Pittsburgh Steelers	DE
	2	20	52	Troy Niklas	Arizona Cardinals	TE
	3	19	83	Louis Nix	Houston Texans	DT
	3	25	89	Chris Watt	San Diego Chargers	G
	4	39	139	Prince Shembo	Atlanta Falcons	LB
	6	11	187	Bennett Jackson	New York Giants	DB
	6	13	189	T. J. Jones	Detroit Lions	WR
2015	7	12	229	Ben Koyack	Jacksonville Jaguars	TE
2016	1	6	6	Ronnie Stanley	Baltimore Ravens	T
	1	21	21	Will Fuller	Houston Texans	WR
	2	3	34	Jaylon Smith	Dallas Cowboys	LB
	2	19	50	Nick Martin	Houston Texans	C
	3	11	74	KeiVarae Russell	Kansas City Chiefs	DB
	3	27	90	C. J. Prosise	Seattle Seahawks	RB
	4	5	103	Sheldon Day	Jacksonville Jaguars	DT
2017	2	21	52	DeShone Kizer	Cleveland Browns	QB
2017	7	8	225	Isaac Rochell	Los Angeles Chargers	DE
2018	1	6	6	Quenton Nelson	Indianapolis Colts	G
	1	9	9	Mike McGlinchey	San Francisco 49ers	T
	4	23	123	Durham Smythe	Miami Dolphins	TE
	6	33	207	Equanimeous St. Brown	Green Bay Packers	WR
2019	1	28	28	Jerry Tillery	Los Angeles Chargers	DT
	3	29	93	Miles Boykin	Baltimore Ravens	WR
	4	6	108	Julian Love	New York Giants	DB
	4	28	130	Drue Tranquill	Los Angeles Chargers	LB
	6	21	194	Dexter Williams	Green Bay Packers	RB
	7	17	231	Alizé Mack	New Orleans Saints	TE
2020	2	11	43	Cole Kmet	Chicago Bears	TE
	2	17	49	Chase Claypool	Pittsburgh Steelers	WR
	3	3	67	Julian Okwara	Detroit Lions	LB
	4	7	113	Troy Pride	Carolina Panthers	DB
	5	1	147	Khalid Kareem	Cincinnati Bengals	DE
	6	7	186	Alohi Gilman	Los Angeles Chargers	DB
2021	2	10	42	Liam Eichenberg	Miami Dolphins	T
	2	16	48	Aaron Banks	San Francisco 49ers	G
	2	20	52	Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah	Cleveland Browns	LB
	3	19	83	Tommy Tremble	Carolina Panthers	TE
	3	31	95	Robert Hainsey	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	T
	4	28	133	Ian Book	New Orleans Saints	QB
	5	27	171	Daelin Hayes	Baltimore Ravens	DE
	5	38	182	Adetokunbo Ogundeji	Atlanta Falcons	DE
2022	1	14	14	Kyle Hamilton	Baltimore Ravens	DB
2022	5	21	164	Kyren Williams	Los Angeles Rams	RB
2023	2	4	35	Michael Mayer	Las Vegas Raiders	TE
	2	9	40	Isaiah Foskey	New Orleans Saints	DE
	6	24	201	Jarrett Patterson	Houston Texans	C
2024	1	5	5	Joe Alt	Los Angeles Chargers	T
	2	27	59	Blake Fisher	Houston Texans	T
	3	23	87	Marist Liufau	Dallas Cowboys	LB
	5	5	140	Cam Hart	Los Angeles Chargers	DB
	5	8	143	JD Bertrand	Atlanta Falcons	LB
	5	12	147	Audric Estimé	Denver Broncos	RB
	7	2	222	Javontae Jean-Baptiste	Washington Commanders	DE

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Notable undrafted players

Note: No drafts held before 1936

Debut Year	Player	Debut Team	Position	Notes
1958	Ed Cook	Chicago Cardinals	G	—
1960	Pat Heenan	Washington Redskins	DB	—
1960	Ken Adamson	Denver Broncos	G	—
1963	Ed Rutkowski	Buffalo Bills	WR	—
1966	Joe Kantor	Washington Redskins	RB	—
1968	Steve Quinn	Houston Oilers	C	—
1969	Brian Stenger	Pittsburgh Steelers	LB	—
1975	Tom Clements	Kansas City Chiefs	QB	—
1977	Tom Fine	Seattle Seahawks	T	—
1979	Tom Flynn	Dallas Cowboys	DB	—
1980	Randy Harrison	Pittsburgh Steelers	S	—
	Chuck Mate	Chicago Bears	K	—
	Mike Whittington	New York Giants	LB	—
1981	Greg Knafelc	Green Bay Packers	RB	—
1982	Dean Masztak	Chicago Bears	TE	—
1985	Mark Brooks	Indianapolis Colts	FB	—
	Joe Johnson	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	WR	—
	Michael Johnston	Buffalo Bills	K	—
	Chris Smith	Kansas City Chiefs	RB	—
1986	Pat Ballage	Dallas Cowboys	DB	—
	Rick DiBernardo	St. Louis Cardinals	LB	—
	Ron Plantz	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	C	—
1987	Dave Butler	Cincinnati Bengals	LB	—
	John Carney	Cincinnati Bengals	K	Pro Bowl (1994), (2008)
	Shawn Heffern	Indianapolis Colts	T	—
	Mike Kovaleski	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	LB	—
	Ron Weissenhofer	New Orleans Saints	LB	—
	Troy Wilson	Cleveland Browns	DB	—
1990	Pat Eilers	Minnesota Vikings	DB	—
1993	Junior Bryant	San Francisco 49ers	DT	—
	Justin Hill	Green Bay Packers	G	—
	Karmeeleyah McGill	Cincinnati Bengals	LB	—
	Brian Ratigan	Indianapolis Colts	LB	—
	Nick Smith	Green Bay Packers	LB	—
1994	Clint Johnson	Atlanta Falcons	WR	—
1995	Lee Becton	Green Bay Packers	RB	—
1995	Oscar McBride	Arizona Cardinals	TE	—
1997	Lyron Cobbins	Arizona Cardinals	LB	—
	Robert Farmer	New York Jets	RB	—
	Randy Kinder	Green Bay Packers	RB	—
1998	Mike Doughty	Cincinnati Bengals	T	—
1999	Bobbie Howard	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	LB	—
1999	Tim Ridder	Indianapolis Colts	T	—
2000	Bobby Brown	Green Bay Packers	WR	—
	Lamont Bryant	Washington Redskins	DE	—
	Joey Goodspeed	Pittsburgh Steelers	FB	—
	Deveron Harper	Carolina Panthers	DB	—
2001	Lance Legree	New York Giants	DT	—
2002	Deke Cooper	Carolina Panthers	DB	—
	Tony Fisher	Green Bay Packers	RB	—
	Kurt Vollers	Indianapolis Colts	T	—
2003	Ron Israel	Minnesota Vikings	DB	—
2003	Tom Lopienski	Indianapolis Colts	FB	—
2005	Mike Goolsby	St. Louis Rams	LB	—
	Ryan Grant ^†	New York Giants	RB	Super Bowl Champion (Super Bowl XLV), Pro Bowl (2009)
	Carlyle Holiday	Arizona Cardinals	WR	—
2006	Mark LeVoir	Chicago Bears	T	—
2006	Corey Mays	New England Patriots	LB	—
2007	Darius Walker	Houston Texans	RB	—
2008	J. J. Jansen	Green Bay Packers	LS	Pro Bowl (2014)
2010	Sergio Brown	New England Patriots	DB	—
	Kyle McCarthy	Denver Broncos	DB	—
	Ian Williams	San Francisco 49ers	DT	—
2011	Armando Allen	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	RB	—
	Brian Smith	Cleveland Browns	LB	—
	Darrin Walls	Atlanta Falcons	DB	—
2012	Trevor Robinson	Cincinnati Bengals	C	—
2013	Mike Golic Jr.	Pittsburgh Steelers	LB	—
2013	Cierre Wood	Houston Texans	RB	—
2014	Dan Fox	New York Giants	LB	—
2016	Matthias Farley	Arizona Cardinals	DB	—
	Romeo Okwara	New York Giants	DE	—
	Ishaq Williams	New York Giants	DE	—
2017	Cole Luke	Carolina Panthers	DB	—
2017	James Onwualu	Los Angeles Chargers	LB	—
2018	Josh Adams	Philadelphia Eagles	RB	—
2018	Greer Martini	Green Bay Packers	LB	—
2019	Te'von Coney	Oakland Raiders	LB	—
2020	Jalen Elliott	Detroit Lions	DB	—
	Asmar Bilal	Los Angeles Chargers	LB	—
	Jamir Jones	Houston Texans	LB	—
	Tony Jones Jr.	New Orleans Saints	RB	—
2021	Tommy Kraemer	Detroit Lions	G	—
	Brock Wright	Detroit Lions	TE	—
	Javon McKinley	Detroit Lions	WR	—
	Nick McCloud	Buffalo Bills	DB	—
2022	Kevin Austin Jr.	Jacksonville Jaguars	WR	—
	Jack Coan	Indianapolis Colts	QB	—
	Kurt Hinish	Houston Texans	DT	—
	Myron Tagovailoa-Amosa	Las Vegas Raiders	DT	—
2023	Blake Grupe	New Orleans Saints	K	—

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