List of West Virginia Mountaineers in the NFL draft

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Darryl Talley was selected in the 2nd round (39th overall) by the Buffalo Bills in the 1983 NFL draft Darryl Talley WVU.jpg
Darryl Talley was selected in the 2nd round (39th overall) by the Buffalo Bills in the 1983 NFL draft

The West Virginia Mountaineers football team, representing West Virginia University (WVU), has had 198 players selected in the National Football League (NFL) since the league began holding drafts in 1936. [1] This includes nine players selected in the first round. The Philadelphia Eagles and Detroit Lions have drafted the most Mountaineers overall, 16 and 15, respectively. The Baltimore Ravens are the only current franchise to not have drafted a player from WVU. [2] Fifteen Mountaineer draft choices have been selected to a Pro Bowl and eleven have won a league championship.

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Each NFL franchise seeks to add new players through the annual NFL Draft. The draft rules were last updated in 2009. The team with the worst record from the previous year picks first, the next-worst team second, and so on. Teams that did not make the playoffs are ordered by their regular-season record with any remaining ties broken by strength of schedule. Playoff participants are sequenced after non-playoff teams, based on their round of elimination (wild card, division, conference, and Super Bowl). [3]

Key

BBack [A 1] K Kicker NT Nose tackle
C Center LB Linebacker FB Fullback
DB Defensive back P Punter RB Running back
DE Defensive end QB Quarterback WR Wide receiver
DT Defensive tackle RB Running back G Guard
E End T Offensive tackle TE Tight end
†Selected to an all-star game
‡Won a league championship
#Selected to an all-star game and won a league championship

National Football League Draft

YearRoundPickOverallPlayerTeam [A 2] PositionNotes
1936 166 Joe Stydahar # Chicago Bears TNFL All-Star (1938, 1939, 1940, 1941) [4]
NFL All-Pro (1937, 1938, 1939, 1940) [4]
NFL Champion (1940, 1941, 1946, 1951) [5] [6] [7] [8]
NFL 1930s All-Decade Team
Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee
1937 7161 Herb Barna Philadelphia Eagles G
1938 7858Kelly Moan New York Giants RB
1939 183163 Alex Atty Cleveland Rams G
1940 134114Mike Gussie Brooklyn Dodgers G
137117 Harry Clarke # Chicago Bears RBNFL All-Star (1940, 1941) [9]
1943 NFL All-Pro [9]
NFL Champion (1940, 1941, 1943) [5] [6] [10]
1941 191171 John Shonk Philadelphia Eagles E
1943 171151Vic Peelish Detroit Lions G
194174Quentin Barnette Brooklyn Dodgers RB
1944 224212Eddie Kulakowski Philadelphia Eagles T
283288Dick McElwee Detroit Lions RB
1945 299305Leo Benjamin Philadelphia Eagles C
1946 173153Russ Lopez Pittsburgh Steelers C
1948 3518 Tom Keane # Los Angeles Rams DB 1953 NFL Pro Bowl selection [11]
1953 NFL All-Pro selection [11]
1951 NFL Champion [8]
111095 Gene Corum Chicago Cardinals G
139114Jim Walthall Philadelphia Eagles QB
1949 1010101 Roy Lester Philadelphia Eagles E
163154Gene Remenar Green Bay Packers T
1610161Frank Reno Philadelphia Eagles E
1950 910115Pete Zinach San Francisco 49ers B
1111142Fred Stuvek Los Angeles Rams G
132159Jack Morton New York Bulldogs B
1511194 Dave Stephenson Los Angeles Rams C
285357Ralph Shoaf Washington Redskins B
1951 195224Jack Bove Philadelphia Eagles T
265308Frank Kazmierski Detroit Lions C
1952 1510179Paul Bischoff New York Giants E
1953 136151 Bob Orders Green Bay Packers C
1954 4340Tommy Allman Green Bay Packers B
8489Ralph Starkey New York Giants T
8792Bill Marker Washington Redskins E
127140Ben Dunkerley Washington Redskins E
219250Jerry Cooper Los Angeles Rams T
245282Bill Jarrett Chicago Bears B
249286Ed Brookman Los Angeles Rams T
298345Jack Stone Philadelphia Eagles B
1955 5857Gene Lamone Philadelphia Eagles G
117128Bill Hillen New York Giants E
186211Clyde Sweeney Los Angeles Rams T
233268Chuck Donaldson Washington Redskins C
1956 166 Joe Marconi # Los Angeles Rams FB 1963 NFL Pro Bowl selection [12]
1963 NFL Champion [13]
2215 Bruce Bosley † San Francisco 49ers TNFL Pro Bowl (1960, 1965, 1966, 1967) [14]
NFL All-Pro (1959, 1961) [14]
3530 Sam Huff # New York Giants LBNFL Pro Bowl (1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1964) [15]
NFL All-Pro (1957, 1958, 1959, 1960) [15]
1956 NFL Champion [16]
NFL 1950s All-Decade Team
70 Greatest Washington Redskins honoree
Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee
31136 Fred Wyant Washington Redskins QB
41249Bobby Moss Cleveland Browns B
1112133Bill Underdonk Cleveland Browns T
1957 1511180Tony Hosek Chicago Bears E
219250Joe Kopinsky Chicago Cardinals E
249286Ron Klim Chicago Cardinals C
294341Bill Trozzo Cleveland Browns T
1958 177 Chuck Howley # Chicago Bears GNFL Pro Bowl (1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1971) [17]
NFL All-Pro (1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970) [17]
Super Bowl V MVP
Super Bowl VI Champion [18]
Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor honoree
2720Larry Krutko Pittsburgh Steelers B
31035 Joe Nicely Baltimore Colts G
133148Mickey Trimarki Philadelphia Eagles QB
194221Bill Chancey Chicago Bears E
1959 6867Dick Guesman Detroit Lions T
136150Bill Lopasky San Francisco 49ers G
214244Mel Reight Washington Redskins B
223255Glenn Shamblin Chicago Cardinals B
1960 147163Bill Dumbauld Cleveland Browns T
148164Ray Petersen Philadelphia Eagles B
1962 6878Bill Winter San Francisco 49ers T
1514210Roger Holdinsky Green Bay Packers B
1963 84102 Tom Woodeshick † Philadelphia Eagles RB 1968 NFL Pro Bowl selection [19]
1313181Jim Moss New York Giants B
195257Steve Berzansky Baltimore Colts B
1964 7286Pete Goimarac Philadelphia Eagles C
108134Glenn Holton Detroit Lions RB
1965 152198Joe Pabian San Francisco 49ers T
1966 133 Dick Leftridge Pittsburgh Steelers RB
6686Bob Dunlevy Dallas Cowboys WR
1510225Bill Sullivan Detroit Lions DE
1968 3358 Garrett Ford Denver Broncos RB
1012258John Mallory Philadelphia Eagles DB
1412366Dan Williamson Philadelphia Eagles LB
1419373 Ron Williams Dallas Cowboys DB
1970 91209 Carl Crennel Pittsburgh Steelers LB
1971 3557 Jim Braxton Buffalo Bills FB
32274Dale Farley Miami Dolphins LB
819201 Bob Gresham New Orleans Saints RB
1972 1615405 Leon Jenkins Detroit Lions DB
1973 149347Ed Williams Baltimore Colts RB
1975 31062 Danny Buggs New York Giants WR
620150Charles Miller Cleveland Browns DB
86188John Adams Cleveland Browns DT
103237Marshall Mills Atlanta Falcons WR
113263 Jeff Merrow Atlanta Falcons DT
1613403Kerry Marbury New England Patriots RB
1976 33090Ron Lee Baltimore Colts RB
423115 Artie Owens San Diego Chargers WR
816225Charles Braswell Detroit Lions DB
145380Al Gluchoski New York Jets C
173462Scott MacDonald New Orleans Saints TE
1725484Dick Lukowski Minnesota Vikings DT
1978 914236 Tom Pridemore Atlanta Falcons DB
117285Dave Riley New Orleans Saints RB
1981 522133 Delbert Fowler Houston Oilers LB
616154 Fulton Walker Miami Dolphins DB
1021269 Robert Alexander Los Angeles Rams RB
1982 21744 Oliver Luck Houston Oilers QB
1983 21139 Darryl Talley † Buffalo Bills LBNFL Pro Bowl (1990, 1991) [20]
NFL All-Pro (1990, 1993) [20]
1123302Mark Raugh Pittsburgh Steelers TE
1984 3359 Jeff Hostetler # New York Giants QB 1994 NFL Pro Bowl selection [21]
NFL Super Bowl Champion (XXI, XXV) [22] [23]
922246Rich Hollins Detroit Lions WR
129317Steve Hathaway Indianapolis Colts DE
1985 420104 Ron Wolfley † St. Louis Cardinals FBNFL Pro Bowl (1986, 1987, 1988, 1989) [24]
1987 NFL All-Pro selection [24]
111281 Willie Drewrey Houston Oilers WR
1225333 Paul Woodside Buffalo Bills K
1986 177 Brian Jozwiak Kansas City Chiefs T
716182 Fred Smalls San Diego Chargers LB
1987 1221328 John Holifield Cincinnati Bengals RB
1988 4284 David Grant Cincinnati Bengals DE
1989 618157 Bo Orlando Houston Oilers DB
627166 Craig Taylor Cincinnati Bengals RB
75172 Undra Johnson Atlanta Falcons RB
82197Chris Parker Detroit Lions DT
814209 A. B. Brown New York Jets RB
822217 Alvoid Mays ‡ Houston Oilers DB Super Bowl XXVI Champion [25]
914237Pat Marlatt New York Jets DT
1119298Brian Smider Houston Oilers T
1990 11414 Renaldo Turnbull † New Orleans Saints DE 1993 NFL Pro Bowl selection [26]
1993 NFL All-Pro selection [26]
2328 Reggie Rembert New York Jets WR
2351 Mike Fox ‡ New York Giants DE Super Bowl XXV Champion [23]
73168Basil Proctor New York Jets LB
99229Jack Linn Detroit Lions T
916236Lonnie Brockman New Orleans Saints T
1213317 Major Harris Los Angeles Raiders QB
1992 726194Jim Gray New England Patriots DT
101253 Steve Grant Indianapolis Colts LB
1993 31268 Mike Compton ‡ Detroit Lions CNFL Super Bowl Champion (XXXVI, XXXVIII) [27] [28]
58120 Adrian Murrell New York Jets RB
1994 31176 Rich Braham Arizona Cardinals G
68169Jay Kearney Green Bay Packers WR
630191 Darren Studstill Dallas Cowboys WR
1995 22456 Todd Sauerbrun † Chicago Bears PNFL Pro Bowl (2001, 2002, 2003) [29]
NFL All-Pro (2001, 2002, 2003) [29]
1996 3263 Aaron Beasley Jacksonville Jaguars DB
3768 John Browning Kansas City Chiefs DE
429124 Kantroy Barber New England Patriots RB
77216 Lovett Purnell New England Patriots TE
1997 22050 Mike Logan ‡ Jacksonville Jaguars DB Super Bowl XL Champion [30]
613176 Canute Curtis Cincinnati Bengals LB
1998 714203Henry Slay Atlanta Falcons DT
1999 2233 Charles Fisher Cincinnati Bengals DB
22152 John Thornton Tennessee Titans DT
22455 Solomon Page Dallas Cowboys G
31475 Gary Stills † Kansas City Chiefs DE 2003 NFL Pro Bowl selection [31]
33495 Amos Zereoue Pittsburgh Steelers RB
426121 Kevin Landolt Jacksonville Jaguars T
2000 12727 Anthony Becht New York Jets TE
21647 Jerry Porter Oakland Raiders WR
21950 Barrett Green Detroit Lions LB
62168 Marc Bulger † New Orleans Saints QBNFL Pro Bowl (2003, 2006) [32]
St. Louis Rams MVP (2002, 2004)
2003 433130 Lance Nimmo Tampa Bay Buccaneers T
59144 James Davis Detroit Lions LB
2004 718219 Quincy Wilson Atlanta Falcons RB
2005 166 Adam Jones Tennessee Titans DB
31983 Chris Henry Cincinnati Bengals WR
56174 Rasheed Marshall San Francisco 49ers WR
2006 610179 Dee McCann Detroit Lions DB
2008 32689 Steve Slaton Houston Texans RB
528163 Owen Schmitt Seattle Seahawks FB
628194 Ryan Mundy Pittsburgh Steelers DB
2009 21244 Pat White Miami Dolphins QB
711220 Ellis Lankster Buffalo Bills DB
713222 Pat McAfee † Indianapolis Colts PNFL Pro Bowl Pro Bowl (2014)
2× First-team All-Pro (2014, 2015)
2010 724231 Selvish Capers Washington Redskins T
2011 4198 Brandon Hogan Carolina Panthers DB
53134 Robert Sands Cincinnati Bengals DB
630195 J. T. Thomas Chicago Bears LB
750253 Chris Neild Washington Redskins DT
2012 11515 Bruce Irvin Seattle Seahawks DE
55140 Najee Goode Tampa Bay Buccaneers LB
64174 Keith Tandy Tampa Bay Buccaneers DB
2013 188 Tavon Austin St. Louis Rams WR
2739 Geno Smith New York Jets QB
33092 Stedman Bailey St. Louis Rams WR
2014 3569 Charles Sims Tampa Bay Buccaneers RB
32488 Will Clarke Cincinnati Bengals DE
2015 177 Kevin White Chicago Bears WR
435134 Mark Glowinski Seattle Seahawks G
522158 Shaquille Riddick Arizona Cardinals DE
721238 Mario Alford Cincinnati Bengals WR
2016 11414 Karl Joseph Oakland Raiders DB
31477 Daryl Worley Carolina Panthers DB
415113 Nick Kwiatkoski Chicago Bears LB
514153 Wendell Smallwood Philadelphia Eagles RB
522159 K. J. Dillon Houston Texans DB
2017 33599 Rasul Douglas Philadelphia Eagles DB
522166 Shelton Gibson Philadelphia Eagles WR
2018 419119 Kyzir White Los Angeles Chargers DB
2019 336100 Will Grier Carolina Panthers QB
337101 Yodny Cajuste New England Patriots T
418120 Gary Jennings Jr. Seattle Seahawks WR
419121 Trevon Wesco New York Jets TE
615188 David Long Jr. Tennessee Titans LB
2020 56152 Kenny Robinson Carolina Panthers DB
57153 Colton McKivitz San Francisco 49ers T
2021 59153 Tony Fields II Cleveland Browns LB
2023 636213 Dante Stills Arizona Cardinals DT
2024 21951 Zach Frazier Pittsburgh Steelers C

Notes

  1. ↑ In American and Canadian football, a back is a player who is lined up behind the linemen, the players who line up closest to the line of scrimmage.
  2. ↑ This is the team that drafted the player, not their most recent team.

Notable undrafted players

Note: No drafts held before 1936

YearPlayerPositionDebut TeamNotes
1973 Billy Joe Mantooth LB Philadelphia Eagles
1976 Mark Burke DB Philadelphia Eagles
1979 Dan Kendra QB Los Angeles Rams
1980 Jerry Holmes S New York Jets
1982 Mike Durrette DT Los Angeles Raiders
1985 Gary Mullen WR Detroit Lions
1987 Jeff Lucas OT Pittsburgh Steelers
1993 James Jett WR Los Angeles Raiders
1997 Bernard Russ LB New England Patriots
1998 Mike Vanderjagt K Indianapolis Colts
1999 Shawn Foreman WR New York Jets
2000 Jay Taylor K Miami Dolphins
2001 Chris Edmonds FB Cincinnati Bengals
Khori Ivy WR New England Patriots
Wes Ours FB Indianapolis Colts
2002 Antwan Lake DT Detroit Lions
Corey McIntyre FB Philadelphia Eagles
2003 Antonio Brown WR Buffalo Bills
Avon Cobourne RB Detroit Lions
2004 Lance Frazier CB Baltimore Ravens
Grant Wiley LB Minnesota Vikings
2005 Kay-Jay Harris RB Miami Dolphins
2006 Jahmile Addae DB Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2007 Dan Mozes C Minnesota Vikings
2008 Johnny Dingle DE Kansas City Chiefs
Keilen Dykes WR Kansas City Chiefs
2009 Mortty Ivy LB Carolina Panthers
2011 Noel Devine RB Philadelphia Eagles
Jock Sanders LB Tampa Bay Buccaneers
2012 Don Barclay T Green Bay Packers
2013 Terence Garvin LB Pittsburgh Steelers
2015 Quinton Spain G Tennessee Titans
2017 Skyler Howard QB Seattle Seahawks
Adam Pankey OT Green Bay Packers
Rushel Shell III RB Pittsburgh Steelers
2018 Justin Crawford RB Atlanta Falcons
Ka'Raun White WR Seattle Seahawks
2019 David Sills WR Buffalo Bills
Marcus Simms WR Jacksonville Jaguars
2020 George Campbell WR New York Jets
2023 Bryce Ford-Wheaton WR New York Giants

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