List of Washington State Cougars in the NFL draft

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This is a list of Washington State Cougars selected 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
1936 4633 Ed Brett Chicago Cardinals E
6550Ted Christofferson Chicago Bears B
1937 122 Ed Goddard Brooklyn Dodgers B
9484Dwight Scheyer New York Giants T
10797 Kay Bell Detroit Lions T
1938 10888Bob Grimstead New York Giants T
11191 Al Hoptowit Cleveland Rams T
1939 168148 Dick Farman Washington Redskins T
223198Al Cruver Washington Redskins B
1941 207187 Earl Stone New York Giants C
1942 7353Billy Sewell Philadelphia Eagles B
1943 4227 Bob Kennedy Philadelphia Eagles B
6848 Nick Susoeff Green Bay Packers E
11191Dick Renfro Detroit Lions B
146126Jay Stoves New York Giants B
241221Will Remington Detroit Lions C
3010290 Frank Akins Washington Redskins B
1944 61053 Al Akins Cleveland Rams B
8368Rod Giske Detroit Lions G
297303Bill Gustafson Washington Redskins T
312320Buster Hollingbery Washington Redskins C
1945 2210229Vern Oliver New York Giants C
2811296Jim Thompson Green Bay Packers B
1946 2410230Bill Lippincott Los Angeles Rams B
1947 202177Darrell Waller Boston Yanks B
213188Elmo Bond Washington Redskins T
264239Francis Bocoka Washington Redskins E
277252Dick Abrams Chicago Cardinals B
1949 2718 Laurie Niemi Washington Redskins T
7263 Jerry Williams Los Angeles Rams B
1950 3835 Fran Polsfoot Chicago Cardinals E
4747 Don Paul Chicago Cardinals B
7584 Jerry Houghton Washington Redskins T
2113274Marv Cross Philadelphia Eagles B
247307 Bob Gambold Chicago Cardinals B
1951 5858 LaVern Torgeson Detroit Lions C
196225Gordy Hanson Detroit Lions T
1952 107116Bud Roffler Green Bay Packers B
259298 By Bailey Detroit Lions B
1953 11212 Ed Barker Los Angeles Rams E
61071 Don Steinbrunner Cleveland Browns E
118129Al Charlton San Francisco 49ers B
1112133Elmer Messenger Detroit Lions G
1711204 Harland Svare Los Angeles Rams E
222255Hal Lokovsek Chicago Cardinals T
1954 41249Howard McCants Detroit Lions E
7376 Wayne Berry New York Giants B
1112133Milt Schwenk Detroit Lions T
302351Terry Campbell Green Bay Packers B
1955 109118 Duke Washington Philadelphia Eagles B
239274Tom Gunnari San Francisco 49ers E
274317Bob Peringer Green Bay Packers E
276319Bruce Nevitt Los Angeles Rams C
1956 1611192 Arnie Pelluer Los Angeles Rams E
2311276Al Paulson Los Angeles Rams B
1957 3011360Don Gest New York Giants E
1958 2922 Bob Newman San Francisco 49ers B
226259 Bill Steiger Los Angeles Rams E
2311276Dan Verhey Cleveland Browns T
281326Dave Crowell Green Bay Packers G
1959 3011359Carl Ketchie Cleveland Browns B
1960 6363 Gail Cogdill Detroit Lions WR
6666Don Ellersick Los Angeles Rams E
1961 5561 Keith Lincoln Chicago Bears B
1962 914126Peter Schenck Green Bay Packers B
1712236 Mike Martin Philadelphia Eagles T
209275Herm McKee Baltimore Colts B
1963 4850 Hugh Campbell San Francisco 49ers E
61181Dave Mathieson Chicago Bears QB
1964 128162 Kenny Graham Baltimore Colts DB
1310178Glenn Baker Pittsburgh Steelers T
1965 199 Clancy Williams Los Angeles Rams RB
192254Dale Ford San Francisco 49ers RB
1967 21137Rich Sheron New York Jets TE
65138Bud Norris Miami Dolphins TE
118271Bob Trygstad Minnesota Vikings DT
1968 51112 Dave Middendorf Cincinnati Bengals G
1969 716172Steve Van Sinderen San Francisco 49ers T
1970 1510374Jim Vest New Orleans Saints DE
1524388Fred Moore Oakland Raiders WR
176422Richard Smith Cincinnati Bengals RB
1972 4381 Bernard Jackson Cincinnati Bengals DB
1413351 John van Reenen San Diego Chargers DE
1973 917225Ty Paine New York Giants QB
1974 622152Robin Sinclair Cincinnati Bengals DB
88190 Ken Grandberry Chicago Bears RB
94212Tom Wickert Miami Dolphins G
1975 3860Andrew Jones New Orleans Saints RB
3961 Geoff Reece Los Angeles Rams C
1023257 Joe Danelo Miami Dolphins K
1976 1010275Robin Ross San Francisco 49ers T
1323370Mark Young Oakland Raiders T
148383Mark Husfloen Atlanta Falcons DE
152405Dan Smith Seattle Seahawks T
1978 11919 Ken Greene St. Louis Cardinals DB
4387 Don Schwartz New Orleans Saints DB
626164 Mike Levenseller Oakland Raiders WR
78174 Dan Doornink New York Giants RB
825219 Don Hover Washington Redskins LB
826220Gavin Hendrick San Diego Chargers P
126312 Eason Ramson Green Bay Packers TE
1212318Mark Patterson Detroit Lions DB
1979 133 Jack Thompson Cincinnati Bengals QB
1980 425108 Bob Gregor San Diego Chargers DB
1115292Tali Ena Seattle Seahawks RB
122307Ray Williams Detroit Lions WR
124309 Tyrone Gray St. Louis Cardinals WR
1981 4891 Scott Pelluer Dallas Cowboys LB
99230Samoa Samoa Cincinnati Bengals RB
915236 Jim Whatley Seattle Seahawks WR
925246 Mike Wilson Dallas Cowboys WR
1019267 Allan Kennedy Washington Redskins T
1982 527138Paul Sorensen Cincinnati Bengals DB
61140 Pat Beach Baltimore Colts TE
82197Ken Collins New England Patriots LB
119288Jeff Keller Atlanta Falcons WR
1983 116285Steve Sebahar Philadelphia Eagles C
124311Clete Casper Los Angeles Rams QB
1984 11313 Keith Millard Minnesota Vikings DE
3662 Eric Williams Detroit Lions DT
1112292Charlie Flager New England Patriots G
1985 828224 Milford Hodge New England Patriots DT
1226334 Dan Lynch Denver Broncos G
1986 21946 Erik Howard New York Giants DT
3257 Rueben Mayes New Orleans Saints RB
68146 Mark Rypien Washington Redskins QB
1012261 Junior Tautalatasi Philadelphia Eagles RB
1987 2836 Ricky Reynolds Tampa Bay Buccaneers DB
516128 Kitrick Taylor Kansas City Chiefs WR
73171 Kerry Porter Buffalo Bills RB
87202Michael James Houston Oilers WR
1988 31974 James Hasty New York Jets DB
725190Brian Forde New Orleans Saints LB
88201Darryl Franklin Los Angeles Rams WR
1127304Richard Calvin Denver Broncos RB
1989 3359 Mike Utley Detroit Lions G
826221 Chris Dyko Chicago Bears T
1114293Artie Holmes New York Jets DB
1989u 112 Timm Rosenbach Phoenix Cardinals QB
1990 12020 Steve Broussard Atlanta Falcons RB
53112 Tony Savage New York Jets DT
624161Tim Stallworth Los Angeles Rams WR
717182 Dan Grayson Pittsburgh Steelers LB
811204 Doug Wellsandt Cincinnati Bengals TE
1126302Tim Downing New York Giants DE
1992 22856 Jason Hanson Detroit Lions K
514126Michael Wright New York Giants DB
914238 Anthony Prior New York Giants DB
119289Augustin Olobia Cleveland Browns WR
1993 111 Drew Bledsoe New England Patriots QB
41599 Lewis Bush San Diego Chargers LB
71169 Clarence Williams Denver Broncos TE
1995 11313 Mark Fields New Orleans Saints LB
32993 Don Sasa San Diego Chargers DT
33195 Torey Hunter Houston Oilers DB
733241 Chad Eaton Arizona Cardinals DT
1996 71210 Chris Hayes New York Jets DB
1997 22757 James Darling Philadelphia Eagles LB
32181 Scott Sanderson Houston Oilers T
59139Chad Carpenter Arizona Cardinals WR
1998 122 Ryan Leaf San Diego Chargers QB
2131 Leon Bender Oakland Raiders DT
22656 Dorian Boose New York Jets DT
78197 Jason McEndoo Seattle Seahawks T
1999 736242Dee Moronkola Jacksonville Jaguars DB
2000 735241 Rob Meier Jacksonville Jaguars DT
2001 421116 Milton Wynn St. Louis Rams WR
2002 2638 Raonall Smith Minnesota Vikings LB
2941 Lamont Thompson Cincinnati Bengals DB
2003 11111 Marcus Trufant Seattle Seahawks DB
429126 Rien Long Tennessee Titans DT
2004 31982 Devard Darling Baltimore Ravens WR
429125 Jason David Indianapolis Colts DB
511143 Erik Coleman New York Jets DB
2005 31276 Karl Paymah Denver Broncos DB
637211 Calvin Armstrong Philadelphia Eagles T
717231 Hamza Abdullah Tampa Bay Buccaneers DB
2006 512145 Jerome Harrison Cleveland Browns RB
2007 31276 Jason Hill San Francisco 49ers WR
528165 Eric Frampton Oakland Raiders DB
2008 716223 Alex Brink Houston Texans QB
2009 621194 Brandon Gibson Philadelphia Eagles WR
2011 638203 Zack Williams Carolina Panthers C
2013 730236 Marquess Wilson Chicago Bears WR
2014 12727 Deone Bucannon Arizona Cardinals DB
2015 33296 Xavier Cooper Cleveland Browns DT
424123 Vince Mayle Cleveland Browns WR
2016 512151 Joe Dahl Detroit Lions G
2017 73221 Shalom Luani Oakland Raiders DB
2018 51138 Cole Madison Green Bay Packers G
625199 Luke Falk Tennessee Titans QB
2019 12222 Andre Dillard Philadelphia Eagles T
65178 Gardner Minshew Jacksonville Jaguars QB
2020 633212 Dezmon Patmon Indianapolis Colts WR
2022 3872 Abraham Lucas Seattle Seahawks T
722243 Jaylen Watson Kansas City Chiefs DB
2023 32285 Daiyan Henley Los Angeles Chargers LB
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