List of Ole Miss Rebels in the NFL draft

Last updated February 08, 2024

This is a list of Ole Miss Rebels football players in the NFL Draft.

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
1937	7	4	64	Jim Poole	New York Giants	E
1938	3	3	18	Frank Kinard	Brooklyn Dodgers	T
1939	1	3	3	Parker Hall	Cleveland Rams	B
1939	10	5	85	Kimble Bradley	Brooklyn Dodgers	B
1940	19	2	172	Bill Schneller	Philadelphia Eagles	B
1941	13	8	118	George Kinard	Brooklyn Dodgers	G
1941	14	1	121	Les Dodson	Philadelphia Eagles	B
1942	1	8	8	Merle Hapes	New York Giants	B
1942	18	8	168	John Hovious	New York Giants	B
1943	12	10	110	Dan Wood	Washington Redskins	C
1943	14	10	130	Oscar Britt	Washington Redskins	G
1944	13	5	125	Ray Poole	New York Giants	E
1944	15	5	147	Ollie Poole	New York Giants	E
1945	13	7	127	Charlie Conerly	Washington Redskins	QB
1946	14	3	123	Bob McCain	Pittsburgh Steelers	E
	26	3	243	Clarence Castle	Pittsburgh Steelers	B
	32	4	299	Mike Campbell	Washington Redskins	E
1947	8	10	65	Houston Smith	Chicago Bears	E
1948	6	1	36	Bill Erickson	New York Giants	T
1948	29	3	268	Buddy Bowen	Washington Redskins	B
1949	5	6	47	Earl Howell	Los Angeles Rams	B
	11	8	109	Jerry Tiblier	Chicago Bears	B
	11	10	111	Bobby Wilson	Philadelphia Eagles	B
	20	5	196	Ben Mann	Pittsburgh Steelers	G
1950	2	10	24	John Dottley	Chicago Bears	B
	9	13	118	Bobby "Red" Wilson	Philadelphia Eagles	B
	20	10	258	Jim Crawford	Chicago Bears	G
	21	6	267	Bill Stribling	New York Giants	E
1951	6	6	68	Ken Farragut	Philadelphia Eagles	C
1952	5	4	53	Mel Sinquefield	Boston Yanks	C
	10	9	118	Carl West	San Francisco 49ers	B
	20	10	239	Rex Boggan	New York Giants	T
	21	9	250	Arnold Boykin	Detroit Lions	B
	23	6	271	Ken Barfield	Washington Redskins	T
	23	9	274	Hal Maxwell	Detroit Lions	E
1953	6	7	68	Kline Gilbert	Chicago Bears	T
	14	5	162	Charley Montgomery	Pittsburgh Steelers	T
	16	2	183	Jimmy Lear	Chicago Cardinals	B
	16	3	184	Jim Slay	Washington Redskins	E
	18	9	214	Marv Trauth	Philadelphia Eagles	T
	23	5	270	Jim Mask	Chicago Bears	E
1954	1	10	10	Ed Beatty	Los Angeles Rams	C
	18	4	209	Crawford Mims	New York Giants	G
	23	3	268	Pete Mangum	New York Giants	B
	23	8	273	Harold Lofton	Philadelphia Eagles	B
1955	8	7	92	Jimmy Patton	New York Giants	B
	10	7	116	Lea Paslay	New York Giants	B
	21	11	252	Jim Walters	Detroit Lions	T
1956	2	12	25	Billy Kinard	Cleveland Browns	B
	13	8	153	Eddie Crawford	New York Giants	B
	15	7	176	Buddy Alliston	Green Bay Packers	G
	17	2	195	Dick Weiss	San Francisco 49ers	T
	17	10	203	Eagle Day	Washington Redskins	QB
	18	3	208	Billy Yelverton	San Francisco 49ers	T
	23	8	273	Bob McCool	New York Giants	B
	26	7	308	Dick Goehe	Green Bay Packers	T
1957	7	5	78	Gene Hickerson	Cleveland Browns	T
	17	12	205	Jerry Stone	New York Giants	C
	22	3	256	Paige Cothren	Los Angeles Rams	B
1958	5	1	50	Ray Brown	Baltimore Colts	B
	6	9	70	Billy Lott	New York Giants	B
	12	7	140	Leroy Reed	Pittsburgh Steelers	B
	16	9	190	John West	New York Giants	T
	20	3	232	Kent Lovelace	Philadelphia Eagles	B
	21	5	246	Jackie Simpson	Washington Redskins	G
	23	3	268	Billy Templeton	Philadelphia Eagles	E
	23	8	273	Billy Hurst	New York Giants	B
1959	5	12	60	Don Churchwell	Baltimore Colts	G
	12	10	142	Charlie Flowers	New York Giants	B
	13	12	156	Rudi Smith	Baltimore Colts	T
	19	12	228	Milt Crain	Baltimore Colts	C
	20	5	233	Billy Brewer	Washington Redskins	B
1960	2	12	24	Marvin Terrell	Baltimore Colts	G
	4	5	41	Johnny Brewer	Cleveland Browns	TE
	6	9	69	Robert Khayat	Cleveland Browns	G
	6	12	72	George Blair	New York Giants	B
	9	8	104	Ken Kirk	Chicago Bears	C
	11	7	127	Bobby Franklin	Cleveland Browns	DB
	15	10	178	Larry Grantham	Baltimore Colts	E
1961	1	10	10	Bobby Crespino	Cleveland Browns	E
	5	11	67	Jerry Daniels	New York Giants	E
	8	11	109	Allen Green	New York Giants	C
	9	13	125	Jake Gibbs	Cleveland Browns	QB
	11	11	151	Bob Benton	New York Giants	T
	13	3	171	Doug Elmore	Washington Redskins	B
	15	13	209	Charley Taylor	Cleveland Browns	B
1962	3	8	36	Billy Adams	San Francisco 49ers	RB
	4	12	54	Glynn Griffing	New York Giants	QB
	5	2	58	Bookie Bolin	New York Giants	G
	5	9	65	Chuck Morris	Green Bay Packers	B
	6	6	76	Jerry Brown	San Francisco 49ers	G
	8	13	111	Ralph Smith	Philadelphia Eagles	E
	9	8	120	Jim Roberts	San Francisco 49ers	T
1963	1	3	3	Jim Dunaway	Minnesota Vikings	T
	3	12	40	Louis Guy	Philadelphia Eagles	B
	4	6	48	Whaley Hall	Dallas Cowboys	T
	9	12	124	Ken Dill	Detroit Lions	LB
1964	4	3	45	Perry Lee Dunn	Dallas Cowboys	QB
	9	2	114	Larry Smith	Philadelphia Eagles	B
	10	9	135	Bobby Robinson	Cleveland Browns	G
	15	12	208	Chuck Hinton	New York Giants	G
	19	12	264	Frank Kinard	New York Giants	B
	20	2	268	Tommy Lucas	Philadelphia Eagles	G
1965	3	10	38	Allen Brown	Green Bay Packers	E
	5	3	59	Jim Harvey	Green Bay Packers	T
	5	6	62	Frank Lambert	New York Giants	E
	5	13	69	Bill Irwin	Cleveland Browns	T
	9	12	124	Jimmy Heidel	St. Louis Cardinals	B
1966	1	11	11	Stan Hindman	San Francisco 49ers	T
	3	1	33	Mike Dennis	Atlanta Falcons	RB
	4	5	53	Billy Clay	Washington Redskins	DB
	15	15	230	Lee Garner	Baltimore Colts	LB
1967	5	17	124	Gerald Warfield	Oakland Raiders	RB
	6	12	145	Doug Cunningham	San Francisco 49ers	RB
	8	22	207	Tommy Luke	Buffalo Bills	DB
	15	3	370	Marvin McQueen	Houston Oilers	LB
1968	2	8	35	Jimmy Keyes	Miami Dolphins	LB
	2	22	49	Mac Haik	Houston Oilers	WR
	3	7	62	Jim Urbanek	Miami Dolphins	T
	3	20	75	Bob Vaughn	Denver Broncos	T
	4	20	103	Dan Sartin	New Orleans Saints	T
	4	23	106	Alan Bush	Chicago Bears	G
	7	14	179	Jerry Richardson	San Francisco 49ers	LB
	9	20	239	Wayne McClure	Kansas City Chiefs	LB
	12	4	304	Bobby Hendrix	Denver Broncos	T
1970	5	2	106	Glenn Cannon	New Orleans Saints	DB
	7	25	181	Hap Farber	Minnesota Vikings	LB
	9	25	233	George Morrow	Minnesota Vikings	DE
	16	20	410	Claude Herard	New York Jets	DT
	17	14	430	Julian Fagan	Houston Oilers	P
1971	1	2	2	Archie Manning	New Orleans Saints	QB
	4	10	88	Wimpy Winther	New Orleans Saints	C
	4	25	103	Adam Mitchell	Dallas Cowboys	T
	5	24	128	Fred Brister	Pittsburgh Steelers	LB
	6	21	151	Dennis Coleman	Miami Dolphins	LB
	6	24	154	Wyck Neely	Philadelphia Eagles	DB
	7	8	164	Worthy McClure	Pittsburgh Steelers	T
	11	6	266	Vernon Studdard	New York Jets	WR
	12	9	295	Floyd Franks	Denver Broncos	WR
1972	6	6	136	Elmer Allen	Houston Oilers	LB
	11	7	267	Paul Dongieux	New Orleans Saints	LB
	13	14	326	Preston Carpenter	Philadelphia Eagles	DE
1973	10	7	241	William Barry	Chicago Bears	WR
1974	4	21	99	Norris Weese	Los Angeles Rams	QB
1974	7	6	162	Burney Veszey	New York Jets	TE
1975	16	2	392	Bill Malouf	Baltimore Colts	QB
1976	3	18	78	Ben Williams	Buffalo Bills	DE
	9	5	242	James Reed	Cleveland Browns	RB
	11	14	305	Paul Hofer	San Francisco 49ers	RB
1978	6	18	156	Ken Coleman	New England Patriots	LB
1978	7	6	172	George Plasketes	Green Bay Packers	LB
1979	9	21	241	Curtis Weathers	Cleveland Browns	TE
1979	11	27	302	Eddie Cole	Detroit Lions	LB
1980	3	9	65	Jim Miller	San Francisco 49ers	P
1981	7	19	185	Ken Toler	New England Patriots	WR
1981	9	26	247	Chuck Commiskey	Philadelphia Eagles	DB
1983	10	4	255	Melvin Brown	Minnesota Vikings	DB
1983	11	22	301	Mike Harmon	New York Jets	WR
1984	2	18	46	Andre Townsend	Denver Broncos	DE
1984	11	6	286	Buford McGee	San Diego Chargers	RB
1985	1	18	18	Freddie Nunn	St. Louis Cardinals	DE
	3	23	79	Tim Moffett	Los Angeles Raiders	WR
	5	17	129	Lee Davis	Cincinnati Bengals	DB
	7	5	173	James Harbour	Indianapolis Colts	WR
	8	23	219	Barry Wilburn	Washington Redskins	DB
1986	10	1	250	Benton Reed	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	DE
1986	12	7	312	Kent Austin	St. Louis Cardinals	QB
1987	7	23	191	Bill Smith	Green Bay Packers	P
	9	22	245	Jonathan Shelley	San Francisco 49ers	DB
	11	15	294	Mario Perry	Los Angeles Raiders	TE
1988	4	14	96	J. R. Ambrose	Kansas City Chiefs	WR
	9	13	234	Todd Irvin	Detroit Lions	T
	9	22	243	Jeff Herrod	Indianapolis Colts	LB
1989	2	28	56	Wesley Walls	San Francisco 49ers	TE
	7	14	181	Stevon Moore	New York Jets	DB
	10	21	272	Rodney Lowe	New York Giants	DE
	12	10	317	Joe Mickles	Washington Redskins	RB
1990	1	18	18	Tony Bennett	Green Bay Packers	LB
	8	1	194	Willie Green	Detroit Lions	WR
	9	17	237	Pat Coleman	Houston Oilers	WR
1991	1	20	20	Kelvin Pritchett	Dallas Cowboys	DT
1991	4	9	92	Randy Baldwin	Minnesota Vikings	RB
1992	3	23	79	Tyji Armstrong	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	TE
1992	8	23	219	Vincent Brownlee	New York Jets	WR
1993	5	21	133	Everett Lindsay	Minnesota Vikings	T
	8	3	199	Chadrick Brown	Phoenix Cardinals	DE
	8	15	211	Marquise Thomas	Indianapolis Colts	LB
1994	1	20	20	Tim Bowens	Miami Dolphins	DT
1994	4	28	131	DeWayne Dotson	Dallas Cowboys	LB
1995	4	19	117	Jeff Miller	Green Bay Packers	T
	4	31	129	Alundis Brice	Dallas Cowboys	DB
	5	11	145	Roell Preston	Atlanta Falcons	WR
	5	24	158	Norman Hand	Miami Dolphins	DT
1996	2	17	47	Fred Thomas	Seattle Seahawks	DB
1997	7	27	228	Kris Mangum	Carolina Panthers	TE
1998	1	29	29	John Avery	Miami Dolphins	RB
1998	7	30	219	Nate Wayne	Denver Broncos	LB
2000	2	22	53	Todd Wade	Miami Dolphins	T
	3	10	72	Kendrick Clancy	Pittsburgh Steelers	DT
	5	2	131	Tutan Reyes	New Orleans Saints	T
2001	1	23	23	Deuce McAllister	New Orleans Saints	RB
	2	9	40	Ken Lucas	Seattle Seahawks	DB
	3	1	63	Derrick Burgess	Philadelphia Eagles	DE
2002	3	28	93	Terrence Metcalf	Chicago Bears	G
2003	5	22	157	Ben Claxton	Denver Broncos	C
2004	1	1	1	Eli Manning	San Diego Chargers	QB
	4	27	123	Stacy Andrews	Cincinnati Bengals	T
	6	8	173	Von Hutchins	Indianapolis Colts	DB
	6	35	200	Charlie Anderson	Houston Texans	LB
2005	1	26	26	Chris Spencer	Seattle Seahawks	C
	2	17	49	Marcus Johnson	Minnesota Vikings	T
	7	7	221	Rick Razzano	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	RB
2006	6	17	186	Tre' Stallings	Kansas City Chiefs	G
2007	1	11	11	Patrick Willis	San Francisco 49ers	LB
2007	7	11	221	Trumaine McBride	Chicago Bears	DB
2009	1	23	23	Michael Oher	Baltimore Ravens	T
	1	24	24	Peria Jerry	Atlanta Falcons	DT
	3	20	84	Mike Wallace	Pittsburgh Steelers	WR
	7	22	231	Jamarca Sanford	Minnesota Vikings	DB
2010	2	4	36	Dexter McCluster	Kansas City Chiefs	RB
	3	9	73	John Jerry	Miami Dolphins	G
	5	5	136	Kendrick Lewis	Kansas City Chiefs	DB
	6	6	175	Greg Hardy	Carolina Panthers	DE
2011	6	34	199	Jerrell Powe	Kansas City Chiefs	DT
2012	4	17	112	Bobby Massie	Arizona Cardinals	T
2014	3	26	90	Donte Moncrief	Indianapolis Colts	WR
2015	2	24	56	Senquez Golson	Pittsburgh Steelers	DB
2016	1	13	13	Laremy Tunsil	Miami Dolphins	T
	1	23	23	Laquon Treadwell	Minnesota Vikings	WR
	1	29	29	Robert Nkemdiche	Arizona Cardinals	DT
	5	34	174	Fahn Cooper	San Francisco 49ers	T
	6	23	199	Cody Core	Cincinnati Bengals	WR
2017	1	23	23	Evan Engram	New York Giants	TE
	6	14	198	D. J. Jones	San Francisco 49ers	DT
	6	20	204	Derrick Jones	New York Jets	DB
	7	35	253	Chad Kelly	Denver Broncos	QB
2018	2	14	46	Breeland Speaks	Kansas City Chiefs	DE
	4	36	136	Marquis Haynes	Carolina Panthers	DE
	5	32	169	Jordan Wilkins	Indianapolis Colts	RB
	7	34	252	Rod Taylor	Cincinnati Bengals	G
2019	2	5	37	Greg Little	Carolina Panthers	T
	2	19	51	A. J. Brown	Tennessee Titans	WR
	2	32	64	DK Metcalf	Seattle Seahawks	WR
	3	32	96	Dawson Knox	Buffalo Bills	TE
	7	32	246	Javon Patterson	Indianapolis Colts	G
	7	38	252	Ken Webster	New England Patriots	DB
2021	2	2	34	Elijah Moore	New York Jets	WR
2021	4	37	142	Royce Newman	Green Bay Packers	G
2022	2	24	56	Sam Williams	Dallas Cowboys	DE
	3	30	94	Matt Corral	Carolina Panthers	QB
	5	9	154	Snoop Conner	Jacksonville Jaguars	RB
	6	40	219	Chance Campbell	Tennessee Titans	LB
	7	4	225	Mark Robinson	Pittsburgh Steelers	LB
	7	15	236	Deane Leonard	Los Angeles Chargers	DB
2023	2	8	39	Jonathan Mingo	Carolina Panthers	WR
	4	22	124	Tavius Robinson	Baltimore Ravens	LB
	6	38	215	Zach Evans	Los Angeles Rams	RB
	7	13	230	Nick Broeker	Buffalo Bills	G

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Notable undrafted players

Note: No drafts held before 1920

Debut year	Player name	Position	Debut NFL/AFL team	Notes
1960	Charlie Kempinska	G	Los Angeles Chargers	—
1977	Wade Griffin	T	Baltimore Colts	—
1980	Leon Perry	RB	New York Giants	—
1984	Skip Lane	DB	Kansas City Chiefs	—
1986	Nathan Wonsley	RB	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	—
1987	Dwight Bingham	DE	Atlanta Falcons	—

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Venues	Vaught–Hemingway Stadium (1915–present) Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium (alternate, 1953–1996)
Bowls & rivalries	Bowl games Alabama Arkansas Auburn LSU: Magnolia Bowl Memphis Mississippi State: Egg Bowl Tulane Vanderbilt
Culture & lore	History Billy Cannon's Halloween run Colonel Reb Rebel Black Bear Tony the Landshark "Forward Rebels" The Pride of the South The Grove The Blind Side
People	Head coaches NFL draftees Statistical leaders
Seasons	1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024
National championship seasons in bold

List of Ole Miss Rebels in the NFL draft

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Notable undrafted players

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