List of Pacific Tigers in the NFL draft

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This is a list of Pacific Tigers 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
1944 4431 Art McCaffray Pittsburgh Steelers T
249250 Earl Klapstein Philadelphia Eagles T
1948 258233 George Brumm Chicago Bears C
1949 208199 Bob Heck Chicago Bears B
238229 Harry Kane Chicago Bears C
1950 2923 Don Campora San Francisco 49ers T
51063 Harry Kane San Francisco 49ers C
8597 John Rohde Washington Redskins E
105123 Eddie LeBaron Washington Redskins QB
2410310 Walt Polenske Chicago Bears B
2710349 Ken Johnson San Francisco 49ers G
2911376 Bob Heck Los Angeles Rams B
302380 John Poulos New York Bulldogs B
1951 4947 Bob Moser Chicago Bears C
1210145 Don Hardey Los Angeles Rams B
1510181 Sid Hall Chicago Bears C
1952 2720 Eddie Macon Chicago Bears B
51160 Keever Jankovich Cleveland Browns E
6566 Duane Putnam Los Angeles Rams G
71285 Burt Delevan Los Angeles Rams T
81297 Tom McCormick Los Angeles Rams B
1011120 Pat Ribiero Cleveland Browns T
2410287 Wes Mitchell New York Giants E
2510299 Bill Kelley New York Giants C
1953 1810215 Dick Betten Cleveland Browns T
1954 2417 Ken Buck New York Giants E
151170 Cecil Harp Chicago Cardinals E
202231 Lowell Herbert Green Bay Packers G
212243 Art Liebscher Green Bay Packers B
1955 2512301 Ernie Lindo Cleveland Browns B
1956 3732 A. D. Williams Los Angeles Rams DE
7174 Gene Cronin Detroit Lions DE
1957 6970 John Nisby Green Bay Packers G
98105 Galen Laack Washington Redskins G
237272 John Thomas San Francisco 49ers E
1958 51160 Farrell Funston Cleveland Browns E
8388 Bill Striegel Philadelphia Eagles LB
117128 Gerry Schweitzer Los Angeles Rams E
1959 122 Dick Bass Los Angeles Rams RB
61171 Bob Denton Cleveland Browns E
108116 Bobby Coronado Chicago Bears E
1960 21022 Carl Kammerer San Francisco 49ers G
61070 Lee Murchison San Francisco 49ers E
1961 5460 Willie Hector Los Angeles Rams G
1962 152198 Larry Guilford Minnesota Vikings E
1963 21327 Roy Williams Detroit Lions T
71296 John Gamble Detroit Lions G
1964 41254 Don Shackelford Cleveland Browns T
1968 513124 Mark Nordquist Philadelphia Eagles T
1127300 Jeff Banks Cincinnati Bengals LB
176441 Bob Lee Minnesota Vikings QB
1969 21137 Bob Heinz Miami Dolphins T
41391 Rudy Redmond Chicago Bears DB
1970 108242 Tony Plummer St. Louis Cardinals DB
135317 Steve Schroeder Buffalo Bills K
1971 925233 Honor Jackson Dallas Cowboys WR
1974 917225 Larry Bailey Atlanta Falcons DT
1975 3658 Willard Harrell Green Bay Packers RB
106240 Hank Englehardt Denver Broncos C
1210296 Carlos Brown Green Bay Packers QB
1977 813208 Al Cleveland Dallas Cowboys DE
1978 711177 Bruce Gibson Detroit Lions RB
1226332 Joe Conron Oakland Raiders WR
1980 57117 Brad Vassar Atlanta Falcons LB
814207 Jack Cosgrove Seattle Seahawks C
815208 Mike House New England Patriots TE
1981 122306 Jeff Bednarek Seattle Seahawks DT
1982 31570 Mike Merriweather Pittsburgh Steelers LB
811206 Kirk Harmon Minnesota Vikings LB
1984 73171 Lionel Manuel New York Giants WR
1984u 3359 Kirby Warren New York Giants RB
1985 910234 Paul Berner San Diego Chargers QB
1986 1127304 Gene Thomas New England Patriots WR
1987 620160 Tim Richardson New York Giants RB
1993 4993 Greg Bishop New York Giants T
1995 626197 Craig Whelihan San Diego Chargers QB
Source: [1]

Notes

Kirby Warren was selected in the 1984 Supplemental Draft. [2]

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