What To Watch For: 2022 NFL Draft

NFL DRAFT DETAILS

WHAT: 87th Annual National Football League Player Selection Meeting

WHERE: Las Vegas, Nev.

WHEN: 8 p.m. ET on Thursday, April 28 (Round 1); 7 p.m. ET on Friday, April 29 (Rounds 2-3); Noon ET on Saturday, April 30 (Rounds 4-7)

TIMING: Round 1: 10 minutes per selection. Round 2: Seven minutes per selection. Rounds 3 through 6, including compensatory picks: Five minutes per selection. Round 7, including compensatory picks: Four minutes per selection.

TELEVISION: The 2022 NFL Draft will be televised nationally by NFL Network, ABC, ESPN and ESPN Deportes, and can be heard nationwide on Westwood One Radio, SiriusXM NFL Radio and ESPN Radio.

Click portraits below for bios of Clemson’s draft-eligible players. Click here for pro testing results.

NEXT-LEVEL DABO

Including his interim head coaching stint in 2008, Dabo Swinney has served as head coach for a total of 69 draft picks from Clemson, the second-most of any college coach — active or inactive — in that span.

NFL DRAFT PICKS BY ALL COACHES SINCE 2008
(2009 NFL DRAFT)

COACH: PICKS
1) Nick Saban: 106
2) Dabo Swinney: 69
3) Urban Meyer: 65
4) Mark Richt: 64
5) Brian Kelly: 63

NFL DRAFT PICKS BY ACTIVE COACHES SINCE 2008
(2009 NFL DRAFT)

COACH: PICKS
1) Nick Saban: 106
2) Dabo Swinney: 69
3) Brian Kelly: 63
4) Jimbo Fisher: 61
5) Kirk Ferentz: 50

In that time frame, Swinney has produced 15 first-round picks, the second-most among active coaches.

FIRST-ROUND PICKS BY ACTIVE COACHES SINCE 2008
(2009 NFL DRAFT)

COACH: PICKS
1) Nick Saban: 39
2) Dabo Swinney: 15
3t) Jimbo Fisher: 9
3t) Brian Kelly: 9
5) Three coaches tied: 7

NEXT-LEVEL TIGERS

Since embarking on a run of six consecutive College Football Playoff berths starting in 2015, the Tigers have produced 36 NFL Draft picks, sixth-most in the country.

NFL DRAFT PICKS SINCE 2015 SEASON (2016 NFL DRAFT)

SCHOOL: PICKS
1) Alabama: 58
2) Ohio State: 55
3) LSU: 44
4) Florida: 40
5) Michigan: 39
6) Clemson: 36
7) Georgia: 35
8) Notre Dame: 34
9) Miami (Fla): 30
10t) Penn State: 29
10t) Oklahoma: 29

Clemson has produced 54 NFL Draft picks during its current streak of 11 consecutive 10-win seasons, the sixth-most picks from a single school dating back to the 2011 college football season (2012 NFL Draft).

NFL DRAFT PICKS SINCE 2011 SEASON (2012 NFL DRAFT)

SCHOOL: PICKS
1) Alabama: 90
2) Ohio State: 73
3) LSU: 71
4) Florida: 62
5) Georgia: 57
6) Clemson: 54
7) Notre Dame: 53
8t) Florida State: 52
8t) Oklahoma: 52
10) Michigan: 50

GIMME FIVE

Clemson has produced at least five selections in each of the last three NFL Drafts, including six selections in 2019, seven selections in 2020 and five selections in 2021. Clemson’s current streak of three consecutive drafts with at least five picks is one shy of the longest streak in school history, set from 2014-17.

Clemson is one of only four schools to have had at least five selections in a draft at least seven times in the last eight years.

DRAFTS WITH 5+ PICKS (SINCE 2014 NFL DRAFT)

SCHOOL: YEARS
1t) Alabama: 8
1t) Ohio State: 8
3t) Clemson: 7
3t) Florida: 7
5t) Georgia: 6
5t) LSU: 6
7t) Stanford: 5
7t) Penn State: 5
7t) Notre Dame: 5

Clemson enters the 2022 NFL Draft as one of only eight schools with at least five selections in each of the three previous drafts, a list that also includes Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio State and Penn State.

ADDITIONAL NOTES & NUGGETS

Clemson enters the 2022 NFL Draft riding a number of notable draft accomplishments:

• Clemson has produced a first-round pick in eight of the nine most recent drafts, dating to the 2013 NFL Draft. The only draft in that span in which Clemson did not have at least one first-round pick was 2018. Clemson, Alabama and Florida are the only programs to have produced a first-round pick in at least eight of the last nine drafts.
• Over the three most recent drafts, Clemson produced a Top 10 pick in three consecutive drafts for the first time in program history. Only Clemson and Alabama have produced a Top 10 selection in each of the previous three drafts.
• Clemson has produced multiple first-round picks in a school-record three consecutive drafts. Clemson and Alabama were the only schools to produce multiple first-round picks in the 2019, 2020 and 2021 NFL Drafts.
• Clemson has produced at least three Top 50 picks in three consecutive drafts, the longest such streak in school history.
• Clemson has also produced four Top 100 picks three years in a row and four times in the Dabo Swinney era (2016, 2019, 2020 and 2021).
• Clemson has produced four selections in the first three rounds in each of the last three drafts. Clemson has had at least three players selected through the first three rounds in five of the last six drafts prior to 2022.
• Clemson has now produced 11 draft picks at wide receiver since the 2013 NFL Draft, the most in the country.
• Clemson has produced at least one receiver in eight of the last nine NFL Drafts, dating to DeAndre Hopkins’ selection in 2013.
• Last year, Clemson extended its streak of consecutive drafts with at least one selection to 19 since 2003, representing the second-longest streak in school history behind a 24-year streak across the 1951-74 NFL Drafts.

FIRST ROUND RECORDS

In 2010, the NFL changed the format of the NFL Draft, moving from conducting the first three rounds on a Saturday and the final four rounds on a Sunday to a format that featured Round 1 on Thursday night, Rounds 2-3 on Friday night, and Rounds 4-7 on Saturday. In many years since, prime-time has become Clemson’s time.

Clemson has produced multiple first rounders in the NFL Draft seven times. In 1979, the dynamic quarterback-receiver duo of Steve Fuller and Jerry Butler became the first pair of Clemson teammates to go in the first round of the same draft, as Butler was selected fifth overall by the Buffalo Bills and Fuller went 23rd overall to the Kansas City Chiefs.

Three years later following Clemson’s first national championship, the Tigers produced another first-round duo, as defensive tackle Jeff Bryant was selected sixth overall by the Seattle Seahawks and wide receiver Perry Tuttle earned the 19th overall selection from the Bills.

The other five instances have both come under current Head Coach Dabo Swinney. Clemson’s beloved 2014 defense produced two first rounders in defensive end Vic Beasley (No. 8 to Atlanta) and linebacker Stephone Anthony (No. 31 to New Orleans) in the 2015 NFL Draft. Two years later, the 2016 national champion Tigers placed two offensive stars in the first round of the 2017 NFL Draft, sending wide receiver Mike Williams to the then-San Diego Chargers at No. 7 and quarterback Deshaun Watson to the Houston Texans at No. 12.

In 2019, Clemson produced three first-round picks in a single draft for the first time in school history, with Clelin Ferrell (No. 4 to the Raiders), Christian Wilkins (No. 13 to the Dolphins) and Dexter Lawrence (No. 17 to the Giants) all going in the first round from Clemson’s 2018 national championship squad. It marked the first time in NFL Draft history that a single school produced three players selected as defensive linemen in the first round of a single draft.

In 2020, Clemson produced No. 8 overall pick Isaiah Simmons (Arizona Cardinals) and the No. 16 overall pick A.J. Terrell (Atlanta Falcons), giving Clemson multiple first-round picks in back-to-back years for the first time in program history. Clemson pushed that streak to three in 2021 when the Jacksonville Jaguars selected both Trevor Lawrence (No. 1) and Travis Etienne (No. 25) in the first round, making them the first QB/RB duo from a single school ever drafted by the same team in the first round of an NFL Draft in the Common Draft era.

SINGLE-DRAFT RECORDS

Clemson’s single-draft record is 10 selections, set in a 12-round draft in 1983. Clemson’s most in a seven-round draft (and the most under Dabo Swinney) is nine, set in 2016.

MOST SELECTIONS FROM CLEMSON BY YEAR

YEAR: TOTAL
1) 1983: 10
2t) 2016: 9
2t) 1984: 9^
2t) 1960: 9*
5) 1991: 8
^Includes 3 selections in NFL Supplemental Draft of USFL Players
*Includes 5 AFL selections (four of whom were also selected in the NFL Draft)

TWENTY STRAIGHT?

Entering the 2022 NFL Draft, Clemson has had at least one player selected in the NFL Draft in 19 consecutive years. Another selection in 2022 would push the streak to 20, adding to Clemson’s second-longest such streak. Clemson had at least one player selected in the NFL Draft every year across the 1951-74 NFL Drafts, a span of 24 years.

LONGEST CONSECUTIVE DRAFT STREAKS
(CLEMSON HISTORY)

DRAFTS: NO.
1) 1951-74: 24
2) 2003-21*: 19
3) 1987-99: 13
*Active

After having no selections in the 2002 NFL Draft, Clemson’s current streak started when DT (and 2022 Clemson Defensive Tackles Coach) Nick Eason and DE Bryant McNeal were both selected by the Denver Broncos in the fourth round of the 2003 NFL Draft. That also marks only time in history that two Clemson teammates were selected by the same team in the same round.

HISTORY MADE ONE YEAR AGO

The 2021 NFL Draft was historic for Clemson, as it produced the program’s first No. 1 overall draft pick in history when the Jacksonville Jaguars selected quarterback Trevor Lawrence.

Included below are Clemson’s highest draft picks in program history and department history.

TOP PICKS IN CLEMSON FOOTBALL HISTORY:

Year	Pick	Pos.	Player	Team
2021	1	QB	Trevor Lawrence	Jacksonville Jaguars
2019	4	DE	Clelin Ferrell	Oakland Raiders
2014	4	WR	Sammy Watkins	Buffalo Bills
2007	4	DE	Gaines Adams	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1940	4	B	Banks McFadden	Brooklyn Dodgers
1979	5	WR	Jerry Butler	Buffalo Bills
1982	6	DT	Jeff Bryant	Seattle Seahawks
1949	6	B	Bobby Gage	Pittsburgh Steelers
2017	7	WR	Mike Williams	San Diego Chargers
2020	8	LB	Isaiah Simmons	Arizona Cardinals
2015	8	DE	Vic Beasley	Atlanta Falcons
2010	9	RB	C.J. Spiller	Buffalo Bills
1983	10	FS	Terry Kinard	New York Giants

TOP PICKS IN CLEMSON ATHLETICS HISTORY:

Year	Name	Sport	Team	Pick No.
2024	Valerie Cagle	Softball	Athletes Unlimited	1
2023	Hamady Diop	Men's Soccer	Charlotte FC	1
2021	Trevor Lawrence	Football	Jacksonville Jaguars	1
2020	Robbie Robinson	Men’s Soccer	Inter Miami	1
1996	Kris Benson	Baseball	Pittsburgh Pirates	1
2021	Philip Mayaka	Men's Soccer	Colorado Rapids	3
2001	Mark Lisi	Men’s Soccer	D.C. United	3
2021	Kimarni Smith	Men's Soccer	D.C. United	4
2019	Clelin Ferrell	Football	Oakland Raiders	4
2019	Sam Staab	Women’s Soccer	Washington Spirit	4
2014	Sammy Watkins	Football	Buffalo Bills	4
2007	Gaines Adams	Football	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	4
2007	Daniel Moskos	Baseball	Pittsburgh Pirates	4
1996	Billy Koch	Baseball	Toronto Blue Jays	4
1940	Banks McFadden	Football	Brooklyn Dodgers	4
1979	Jerry Butler	Football	Buffalo Bills	5
2024	Hal Hershfelt	Women's Soccer	Washington Spirit	5
1982	Jeff Bryant	Football	Seattle Seahawks	6
1949	Bobby Gage	Football	Pittsburgh Steelers	6
2003	Deliah Arrington	Women’s Soccer	Philadelphia Charge	6
1994	Sharone Wright	Men’s Basketball	Philadelphia 76ers	6

NOTES ON THE SELECTION OF TREVOR LAWRENCE IN 2021:

• Lawrence surpassed Banks McFadden (No. 4 in 1939), Gaines Adams (No. 4 in 2007), Sammy Watkins (No 4 in 2014) and Clelin Ferrell (No. 4 in 2019) as highest NFL Draft selection from Clemson all-time.
• Lawrence became the third No. 1 overall pick in Clemson Athletics history, joining baseball’s Kris Benson (1996) and men’s soccer’s Robbie Robinson (2020).
• Lawrence the sixth top-five pick in Clemson Football history and the 14th top-five pick in Clemson Athletics history. Including top-five selections Philip Mayaka and Kimarni Smith in the MLS SuperDraft earlier this year, 2021 marked the fourth year in school history in which Clemson has had multiple top-five picks across all sports, joining 1996 (baseball’s Kris Benson and Billy Koch), 2007 (football’s Gaines Adams and baseball’s Daniel Moskos) and 2019 (football’s Clelin Ferrell and women’s soccer’s Sam Staab). 2021 marked Clemson Athletics’ first year with three top-five picks across all sports.
• Lawrence joined Florida State’s Jameis Winston (2015), NC State’s Mario Williams (2006), Virginia Tech’s Michael Vick (1999) and Bruce Smith (1985), Miami’s Russell Maryland (1991) and Vinny Testaverde (1987), Syracuse’s Ernie Davis (1962) and Virginia’s Bill Dudley (1942) as the only No. 1 overall picks from current ACC programs. Of the previous selections, only Winston and Williams competed as members of the ACC.
• Lawrence, along with 2019 No. 4 overall pick Clelin Ferrell and 2020 No. 8 overall pick Isaiah Simmons, gave Clemson three consecutive drafts with a Top 10 selection for the first time in Clemson history.
• Lawrence gave the NFL have back-to-back No. 1 overall picks with a national championship to their credit for the first time since the 1991 NFL Draft (Miami DT Russell Maryland) and 1992 NFL Draft (Washington DE Steve Emtman). Lawrence won a national championship during the 2018 season, and last year’s No. 1 overall pick, Joe Burrow, won a national championship during the 2019 season.

#WRU

Clemson’s status as an elite producer of pro talent has been inarguable in recent years, particularly at wide receiver, where the school has adopted the moniker of “Wide Receiver U” (or #WRU in hashtag form).

A 2020 Sports Illustrated analysis confirmed the distinction adding, “How prolific has Clemson been? Eleven of their receivers who entered the league between 2010 and ’19 started at least one game in the NFL. The Tigers are led by DeAndre Hopkins and his three All-Pro nods—only Central Michigan alum Antonio Brown has more. Added up, it’s enough to hold off a Michael Thomas–led Ohio State group, in large part because the Buckeyes didn’t have a single first-round pick in the 2010s.”

Since the 2013 NFL Draft, Clemson has had most wide receivers selected in the NFL Draft.

MOST WIDE RECEIVERS DRAFTED SINCE 2013 NFL DRAFT

School: No.
1t) Clemson: 11
2) LSU: 10
3) Ohio State: 9
4t) Alabama: 8
4t) Georgia: 8

Tee Higgins narrowly missed becoming Clemson’s fourth first-round pick at wide receiver in an eight-year span, as he was selected by the Cincinnati Bengals with the first pick of the second round in 2020. Since the 2013 NFL Draft, NFL teams have selected a total 36 wide receivers in the first rounds. Clemson accounts for nearly eight percent of those selections producing three first-round receivers (Sammy Watkins, DeAndre Hopkins and Mike Williams) in that span that have combined for 1,364 career NFL receptions for 19,302 yards and 128 touchdowns while signing contracts with total career values exceeding $298 million.

TOGETHER AGAIN

While odds may seemingly be slim with only 32 teams and 262 picks in this year’s draft, Clemson could actually have a pair of teammates drafted by a single team for the seventh time in an eight-year span. A total of 19 NFL Drafts have featured at least one team drafting a pair of Clemson teammates, including the 1946, 1951, 1955, 1959, 1960, 1968, 1970, 1972, 1979, 1983, 1991, 1998, 2003, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2019, 2020 and 2021 drafts.

In addition, in 1984, the New York Giants selected Jim Scott in the NFL Draft and added James Robinson via the Supplemental Draft for USFL Players. The 1960 AFL Draft also featured both Lou Cordileone and Harold Olson’s selections by the Buffalo Bills.

For three-and-a-half decades, the Giants held the record for the most Clemson players selected in one draft, selecting Terry Kinard, Andy Headen and Frank Magwood in the famed 1983 NFL Draft. In 2019, the Raiders matched that mark, selecting Clelin Ferrell, Trayvon Mullen and Hunter Renfrow in the 2019 NFL Draft.

The Raiders made a little more Clemson teammate history in 2020, selecting Tanner Muse with the No. 100 overall pick and John Simpson with the No. 109 overall pick. The span of nine picks represented the shortest span of picks between one team selecting two Clemson players in school history, passing the 14 picks between the Denver Broncos’ selections of Nick Eason and Bryant McNeal in 2003.

In 2021, the Jacksonville Jaguars made Trevor Lawrence and Travis Etienne the first quarterback/running back duo from a single school ever to be drafted by the same team in the first round of an NFL Draft in the Common Draft era. If Clemson were to have another set of teammates drafted by the same franchise in 2022, it would mark the third straight such draft to tie the school record of three, when a pair of Clemson teammates were drafted to the same location in each of the 2015, 2016 and 2017 drafts.

The 1991 and 1998 NFL Drafts both featured two sets of Clemson teammates sticking together in the selection meeting. In 1991, Chris Gardocki and Stacy Long were both selected by the Chicago Bears while Dexter Davis and Vince Hammond went to the Phoenix Cardinals. In 1998, the St. Louis Rams selected Raymond Priester and Glenn Rountree and the Miami Dolphins selected Lorenzo Bromell and Jim Bundren.

Eighteen of the NFL’s 32 active franchises have selected Clemson teammates in a single draft. The teams to do so include the Bears (1991), Bills (1960 AFL Draft), Broncos (2003), Browns (1968), Cardinals (1991), Chiefs (1979), Cowboys (1970), Dolphins (1998), Eagles (1955 and 1959), Falcons (2015), Giants (1960, 1983 and 1984, including Supplemental Draft of USFL Players), Jaguars (2021), Packers (1946), Raiders (2019 and 2020), Rams (1998), Steelers (1951 and 1972), Texans (2017) and Vikings (2016).

JUST #ALLIN, BABY?

For decades, the Raiders operated under an iconic phrase from legendary owner Al Davis: “Just win, baby.” It was “Just #ALLIN, Baby” for the silver and black in the 2019 and 2020 NFL Drafts.

Nine different organizations selected at least one Clemson player in the 2019 and/or 2020 NFL Drafts. While eight organizations (Bengals, Cardinals, Dolphins, Eagles, Falcons, Giants, Lions and Rams) each selected one Clemson player in that span, the Raiders led the pack with five Clemson selections in that time frame.

In 2019, the then-Oakland Raiders selected defensive end Clelin Ferrell, cornerback Trayvon Mullen and wide receiver Hunter Renfrow, marking the Raiders’ first time selecting three players from the same school in a single draft in franchise history. It marked only the second time in history that a team had selected three Clemson players in a single draft (1983). Safety Tanner Muse and guard John Simpson joined the organization a year later, getting selected by the Raiders nine picks apart in the 2020 NFL Draft.

“They’ve all played in a bunch of big football games in their collegiate careers,” said Mike Mayock, then-General Manager of the Raiders. “They’ve all competed at the highest level, including against Alabama for National Championships. They’ve graduated, their character is phenomenal, I think Dabo [has done] a great job of really turning that program into, obviously, one of the top programs in the country… It’s a combination of watching the film itself and evaluating the player, it’s knowing what type of program they came out of, which preaches accountability to your yourself, your teammates, your coaches, and your university.”

While the Raiders didn’t select a Clemson player in 2021, the defending AFC champion Cincinnati Bengals are riding a two-year streak of Clemson selections, including wide receiver Tee Higgins in 2020 and offensive lineman Jackson Carman in 2021. This year, the Bengals can become the first team to select a Clemson player in three consecutive drafts since the Buffalo Bills selected someone from Clemson in four straight drafts from 2013-16. Prior to the Bills, it had last been accomplished by the Seattle Seahawks across the 1981-83 NFL Drafts and the Baltimore Colts across the 1980-82 NFL Drafts.

TWO STILL TIGER-LESS IN THE DRAFT

Clemson has had at least one player selected by 30 of the 32 active NFL franchises.

The Baltimore Ravens have never selected a player from Clemson since arriving in Charm City in 1996. The city has been host to nine Clemson draft picks though, including one by the AAFC’s Baltimore Colts and eight by the NFL’s Baltimore Colts before the franchise’s relocation to Indianapolis.

The other team without a Clemson draft pick to its historical ledger is the Carolina Panthers, a franchise whose very roots trace back to Death Valley. The franchise that is now housed less than 150 miles from Clemson’s campus has never selected a Clemson Tiger despite playing all of their home games in their inaugural 1995 campaign at Memorial Stadium.

MOST RECENT PLAYER DRAFTED BY ACTIVE NFL FRANCHISES:

Franchise	Draft	Most Recent Clemson Player(s) Selected
49ers	2015	P Bradley Pinion
Bears	2005	WR Airese Currie
Bengals	2023	DE Myles Murphy
Bills	2022	LB Baylon Spector
Broncos	2003	DT Nick Eason & DE Bryant McNeal
Browns	2009	RB James Davis
Buccaneers	2011	DE Da’Quan Bowers
Cardinals	2024	DE Xavier Thomas
Chargers	2023	OL Jordan McFadden
Chiefs	2021	WR Cornell Powell
Colts	2018	WR Deon Cain
Commanders	2023	DE K.J. Henry
Cowboys	2009	S Michael Hamlin
Dolphins	2019	DT Christian Wilkins
Eagles	2024	RB Will Shipley & LB Jeremiah Trotter Jr.
Falcons	2024	DT Ruke Orhorhoro
Giants	2019	DT Dexter Lawrence
Jaguars	2021	QB Trevor Lawrence & RB Travis Etienne
Jets	2017	TE Jordan Leggett
Lions	2019	DE Austin Bryant
Packers	2021	WR Amari Rodgers
Panthers	N/A	N/A
Patriots	1991	CB Jerome Henderson
Raiders	2020	S Tanner Muse & OL John Simpson
Rams	2024	DT Tyler Davis
Ravens	2024	CB Nate Wiggins
Saints	2023	DT Bryan Bresee
Seahawks	2016	RB Zac Brooks
Steelers	2014	WR Martavis Bryant
Texans	2017	QB Deshaun Watson & DT Carlos Watkins
Titans	2016	DE Kevin Dodd
Vikings	2022	CB Andrew Booth Jr.

IN THE CARDS

Few NFL franchises have been as nomadic as the Cardinals, who have laid claim to four different municipalities in three different metro areas since their inception in 1920. Clemson has had at least one player selected by every iteration of the Cardinals, including four by the Chicago Cardinals, seven by the St. Louis Cardinals, two by the Phoenix Cardinals and two by the Arizona Cardinals, including linebacker Isaiah Simmons in 2020.

The Cardinals’ 15 selections from Clemson are the third-most by any single franchise all-time, trailing the New York Giants (18, plus a supplemental selection from the USFL in 1984) and Pittsburgh Steelers (17). Five franchises (49ers, Bears, Bills, Colts and Rams) are tied for fourth, with 12 Clemson selections each all-time.

COMPREHENSIVE DRAFT HISTORY

Clemson has produced a total of 282 professional draft selections by major American leagues, including the NFL Draft, NFL Supplemental Draft, NFL Supplemental Draft of USFL Players, AFL Draft and AFL Redshirt Draft. The list includes 268 players, as 14 were selected multiple times and/or in multiple leagues prior to the Common Draft era (since 1967).

Year	Draft	Pos.	Player	Team	Rd	Pick
1939	NFL	B	Don Willis	New York Giants	5	40
1939	NFL	E	Gus Goins	Chicago Cardinals	16	142
1940	NFL	B	Banks McFadden	Brooklyn Dodgers	1	4
1940	NFL	G	Joe Payne	New York Giants	13	120
1940	NFL	B	Shad Bryant	Chicago Cardinals	18	161
1942	NFL	E	Joe Blalock	Detroit Lions	5	35
1942	NFL	B	Charlie Timmons	Washington Redskins	19	176
1943	NFL	B	Marion Butler	Chicago Bears	20	189
1945	NFL	B	Billy Poe	Chicago Bears	10	93
1946	NFL	G	Marion Woods	Pittsburgh Steelers	6	43
1946	NFL	G	Jim Hough	Green Bay Packers	15	136
1946	NFL	T	Frank Saunders	Green Bay Packers	29	276
1947	NFL	E/DB	Bill Chipley	Boston Yanks	8	57
1947	NFL	C	Ralph Jenkins	Pittsburgh Steelers	16	138
1947	NFL	G	Tom Salisbury	New York Giants	27	246
1949	NFL	B	Bobby Gage	Pittsburgh Steelers	1	6
1949	AAFC	B	Bobby Gage	Baltimore Colts (AAFC)	2	14
1949	NFL	G	Frank Gillespie	Philadelphia Eagles	7	71
1951	NFL	B	Fred Cone	Green Bay Packers	3	27
1951	NFL	B	Ray Mathews	Pittsburgh Steelers	7	81
1951	NFL	LB	Wyndie Wyndham	Boston Yanks	11	131
1951	NFL	E	Bob Hudson	New York Giants	12	146
1951	NFL	B	Dick Hendley	Pittsburgh Steelers	22	262
1951	NFL	B	Jackie Calvert	Los Angeles Rams	25	300
1952	NFL	T	Bob Patton	New York Giants	5	59
1952	NFL	B	Billy Hair	Green Bay Packers	13	148
1953	NFL	G	Tom Barton	Pittsburgh Steelers	6	66
1953	NFL	E	Dreher Gaskins	Detroit Lions	10	121
1953	NFL	B	Jim Shirley	Chicago Bears	18	209
1953	NFL	T	Earl Wrightenberry	Chicago Cardinals	29	340
1954	NFL	T	Nathan Gressette	Philadelphia Eagles	24	285
1955	NFL	G	Clyde White	Philadelphia Eagles	16	190
1955	NFL	B	Buck George	Washington Redskins	21	244
1955	NFL	C	Wingo Avery	Philadelphia Eagles	28	334
1956	NFL	T	B.C. Inabinet	Baltimore Colts	4	43
1956	NFL	T	Dick Marazza	Detroit Lions	22	254
1956	NFL	B	Billy O’Dell	Pittsburgh Steelers	25	292
1957	NFL	B	Joel Wells	Green Bay Packers	2	18
1957	NFL	T	Bill Hudson	Chicago Cardinals	3	34
1958	NFL	C	Bill Thomas	Los Angeles Rams	17	200
1958	NFL	C	Jim Padgett	Philadelphia Eagles	24	280
1959	NFL	T	Jack Smith	Philadelphia Eagles	14	158
1959	NFL	B	Mike Dukes	San Francisco 49ers	14	162
1959	NFL	T	Morris Keller	Baltimore Colts	16	192
1959	NFL	G	Jim Payne	Philadelphia Eagles	20	230
1959	NFL	B	Rudy Hayes	Pittsburgh Steelers	20	235
1960	NFL	T	Lou Cordileone	New York Giants	1	12
1960	AFL	T	Lou Cordileone	Buffalo Bills	1*	-
1960	NFL	T	Harold Olson	St. Louis Cardinals	2	13
1960	AFL	T	Harold Olson	Buffalo Bills	1*	-
1960	AFL	QB	Harvey White	New England Patriots	1*	-
1960	NFL	HB	Bill Mathis	San Francisco 49ers	8	88
1960	AFL	HB	Bill Mathis	Denver Broncos	1*	-
1960	NFL	FB	Doug Cline	New York Giants	14	168
1960	AFL	FB	Doug Cline	Houston Oilers	1*	-
1961	NFL	QB	Lowndes Shingler	Dallas Cowboys	12	156
1961	AFL	QB	Lowndes Shingler	Oakland Raiders	9	-
1961	NFL	T	Ron Osborne	Baltimore Colts	5	63
1961	NFL	T	Jimmy King	St. Louis Cardinals	10	134
1961	AFL	T	Jimmy King	Houston Oilers	14	-
1962	NFL	E	Gary Barnes	Green Bay Packers	3	41
1962	AFL	E	Gary Barnes	New York Titans	9	69
1962	AFL	T	Ron Osborne	Houston Oilers	29	231
1963	NFL	T	Don Chuy	Los Angeles Rams	5	67
1963	AFL	T	Don Chuy	Houston Oilers	5	38
1964	NFL	HB	Pat Crain	Chicago Bears	2	23
1964	NFL	E	Bob Poole	San Francisco 49ers	8	102
1964	AFL	HB	Pat Crain	Houston Oilers	15	118
1964	NFL	E	Johnny Case	Baltimore Colts	14	190
1965	AFL RS	T	John Boyette	Buffalo Bills	5	-
1965	NFL	T	John Boyette	Cleveland Browns	17	237
1966	AFL RS	LB	Randy Smith	New York Jets	7	-
1966	AFL RS	DE	Wayne Page	San Diego Chargers	9	-
1966	NFL	T	Ricky Johnson	St. Louis Cardinals	12	177
1966	NFL	DE	Wayne Page	Chicago Bears	12	182
1966	NFL Supp.	LB	Randy Smith	Atlanta Falcons	7	-
1967	NFL	T	Floyd Rogers	Cleveland Browns	14	360
1968	NFL	G	Harry Olszewski	Cleveland Browns	3	64
1968	NFL	T	Wayne Mass	Chicago Bears	4	99
1968	NFL	RB	Jackie Jackson	Cleveland Browns	5	134
1968	NFL	DB	Frank Liberatore	Washington Redskins	9	230
1969	NFL	C	Wayne Mulligan	St. Louis Cardinals	8	201
1969	NFL	LB	John Cagle	New England Patriots	14	344
1970	NFL	DB	Charlie Waters	Dallas Cowboys	3	66
1970	NFL	T	Ivan Southerland	Dallas Cowboys	11	283
1970	NFL	G	Jack King	San Francisco 49ers	14	347
1971	NFL	G	Dave Thompson	Detroit Lions	2	30
1972	NFL	TE	John McMakin	Pittsburgh Steelers	3	63
1972	NFL	DB	Don Kelley	Pittsburgh Steelers	9	217
1972	NFL	LB	Larry Hefner	Green Bay Packers	14	346
1973	NFL	C	Rick Harrell	New York Jets	6	155
1973	NFL	PK	Ed Seigler	Chicago Bears	11	266
1974	NFL	RB	Jay Washington	Kansas City Chiefs	6	131
1976	NFL	TE	Bennie Cunningham	Pittsburgh Steelers	1	28
1976	NFL	RB	Don Testerman	Miami Dolphins	10	282
1976	NFL	WR	Craig Brantley	New York Giants	11	303
1976	NFL	T	Gary Alexander	Baltimore Colts	15	424
1978	NFL	DT	Archie Reese	San Francisco 49ers	5	127
1978	NFL	DB	Roy Eppes	New York Jets	8	213
1978	NFL	T	Lacy Brumley	Denver Broncos	11	305
1979	NFL	WR	Jerry Butler	Buffalo Bills	1	5
1979	NFL	QB	Steve Fuller	Kansas City Chiefs	1	23
1979	NFL	T	Joe Bostic	St. Louis Cardinals	3	64
1979	NFL	LB	Jonathan Brooks	Detroit Lions	4	92
1979	NFL	WR	Dwight Clark	San Francisco 49ers	10	249
1979	NFL	WR	Stan Rome	Kansas City Chiefs	11	277
1980	NFL	DT	Jim Stuckey	San Francisco 49ers	1	20
1980	NFL	RB	Lester Brown	Dallas Cowboys	7	189
1980	NFL	FB	Marvin Sims	Baltimore Colts	12	324
1981	NFL	DT	Steve Durham	Seattle Seahawks	6	140
1981	NFL	PK	Obed Ariri	Baltimore Colts	7	178
1982	NFL	DT	Jeff Bryant	Seattle Seahawks	1	6
1982	NFL	WR	Perry Tuttle	Buffalo Bills	1	19
1982	NFL	LB	Jeff Davis	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	5	128
1982	NFL	DB	Hollis Hall	San Diego Chargers	7	188
1982	NFL	C	Tony Berryhill	Baltimore Colts	9	225
1982	NFL	G	Brian Clark	Denver Broncos	12	327
1983	NFL	FS	Terry Kinard	New York Giants	1	10
1983	NFL	RB	Cliff Austin	New Orleans Saints	3	66
1983	NFL	LB	Johnny Rembert	New England Patriots	4	101
1983	NFL	RB	Chuck McSwain	Dallas Cowboys	5	135
1983	NFL	FB	Jeff McCall	Los Angeles Raiders	7	194
1983	NFL	LB	Andy Headen	New York Giants	8	205
1983	NFL	LB	Danny Triplett	Los Angeles Rams	11	282
1983	NFL	G	Bob Mayberry	Seattle Seahawks	11	290
1983	NFL	G	Brian Butcher	Minnesota Vikings	11	298
1983	NFL	WR	Frank Magwood	New York Giants	12	318
1984	NFL	DB	Rod McSwain	Atlanta Falcons	3	63
1984	NFL	DE	Jim Scott	New York Giants	6	143
1984	NFL	PK	Bob Paulling	St. Louis Cardinals	8	213
1984	NFL	LB	Edgar Pickett	Minnesota Vikings	11	295
1984	NFL	DT	William Devane	Miami Dolphins	12	320
1984	NFL	WR	Murray Jarman	Denver Broncos	12	326
1984	NFL USFL Supp.	FB	Kevin Mack	Cleveland Browns	1	11
1984	NFL USFL Supp.	DT	James Robinson	New York Giants	2	31
1984	NFL	G	James Farr	Los Angeles Raiders	3	84
1985	NFL	DT	William Perry	Chicago Bears	1	22
1985	NFL	CB	Ty Davis	New York Giants	3	58
1985	NFL	P	Dale Hatcher	Los Angeles Rams	3	77
1985	NFL	TE	K.D. Dunn	St. Louis Cardinals	5	116
1985	NFL	CB	Reggie Pleasant	Atlanta Falcons	6	152
1985	NFL	PK	Donald Igwebuike	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	10	260
1987	NFL	RB	Terrence Flagler	San Francisco 49ers	1	25
1987	NFL	RB	Kenny Flowers	Atlanta Falcons	2	31
1987	NFL	CB	Delton Hall	Pittsburgh Steelers	2	38
1987	NFL	TE	Jim Riggs	Cincinnati Bengals	4	103
1988	NFL	DT	Michael Dean Perry	Cleveland Browns	2	50
1988	NFL	DT	Tony Stephens	New Orleans Saints	3	81
1988	NFL	LB	James Earle	Pittsburgh Steelers	12	322
1989	NFL	CB	Donnell Woolford	Chicago Bears	1	11
1989	NFL	DT	Richard McCullough	Denver Broncos	4	97
1989	NFL	WR	Keith Jennings	Dallas Cowboys	5	113
1989	NFL	OT	Ty Granger	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	10	257
1989	NFL	FB	Tracy Johnson	Houston Oilers	10	271
1990	NFL	RB	Terry Allen	Minnesota Vikings	9	241
1990	NFL	WR	Gary Cooper	New Orleans Saints	10	260
1990	NFL	DT	Otis Moore	New York Giants	10	274
1991	NFL	CB	Jerome Henderson	New England Patriots	2	41
1991	NFL	WR	Doug Thomas	Seattle Seahawks	2	51
1991	NFL	LB	John Johnson	San Francisco 49ers	2	53
1991	NFL	P/PK	Chris Gardocki	Chicago Bears	3	78
1991	NFL	CB	Dexter Davis	Phoenix Cardinals	4	86
1991	NFL	DT	Vance Hammond	Phoenix Cardinals	5	117
1991	NFL	G	Eric Harmon	Philadelphia Eagles	10	271
1991	NFL	T	Stacy Long	Chicago Bears	11	301
1992	NFL	DT	Chester McGlockton	Los Angeles Raiders	1	16
1992	NFL	LB	Levon Kirkland	Pittsburgh Steelers	2	38
1992	NFL	C	Curtis Whitley	San Diego Chargers	5	117
1992	NFL	LB	Ed McDaniel	Minnesota Vikings	5	125
1993	NFL	LB	Wayne Simmons	Green Bay Packers	1	15
1993	NFL	CB	James Trapp	Los Angeles Raiders	3	72
1993	NFL	FB	Rudy Harris	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	4	91
1993	NFL	LB	Ashley Sheppard	Minnesota Vikings	4	106
1993	NFL	FS	Robert O’Neal	Miami Dolphins	6	164
1994	NFL	DT	Brentson Buckner	Pittsburgh Steelers	2	50
1994	NFL	T	Andre Hewitt	Cleveland Browns	7	203
1995	NFL	LB	Wardell Rouse	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	6	179
1996	NFL	LB	Patrick Sapp	San Diego Chargers	2	50
1996	NFL	SS	Brian Dawkins	Philadelphia Eagles	2	61
1996	NFL	FS	Leomont Evans	Washington Redskins	5	138
1997	NFL	DE	Trevor Pryce	Denver Broncos	1	28
1997	NFL	CB	Dexter McCleon	St. Louis Rams	2	40
1998	NFL	LB	Anthony Simmons	Seattle Seahawks	1	15
1998	NFL	DT	Lorenzo Bromell	Miami Dolphins	4	102
1998	NFL	RB	Raymond Priester	St. Louis Rams	5	129
1998	NFL	G	Glenn Rountree	St. Louis Rams	6	159
1998	NFL	T	Jim Bundren	Miami Dolphins	7	210
1999	NFL	CB	Antwan Edwards	Green Bay Packers	1	25
1999	NFL	LB	Rahim Abdullah	Cleveland Browns	2	45
1999	NFL	DE	Adrian Dingle	San Diego Chargers	5	139
1999	NFL	LB	Chris Jones	Minnesota Vikings	5	169
1999	NFL	LB	O.J. Childress	New York Giants	7	231
1999	NFL	DT	Donald Broomfield	Cincinnati Bengals	7	249
2001	NFL	WR	Rod Gardner	Washington Redskins	1	15
2001	NFL	LB	Keith Adams	Tennessee Titans	7	232
2001	NFL	FS	Robert Carswell	San Diego Chargers	7	244
2003	NFL	DT	Nick Eason	Denver Broncos	4	114
2003	NFL	DE	Bryant McNeal	Denver Broncos	4	128
2004	NFL	DT	Donnell Washington	Green Bay Packers	3	72
2004	NFL	WR	Derrick Hamilton	San Francisco 49ers	3	77
2005	NFL	CB	Justin Miller	New York Jets	2	57
2005	NFL	LB	Leroy Hill	Seattle Seahawks	3	98
2005	NFL	WR	Airese Currie	Chicago Bears	5	140
2006	NFL	CB	Tye Hill	St. Louis Rams	1	15
2006	NFL	QB	Charlie Whitehurst	San Diego Chargers	3	81
2006	NFL	DE	Charles Bennett	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	7	241
2007	NFL	DE	Gaines Adams	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	1	4
2007	NFL	LB	Anthony Waters	San Diego Chargers	3	96
2007	NFL	C	Dustin Fry	St. Louis Rams	5	139
2007	NFL	DB	C.J. Gaddis	Philadelphia Eagles	5	159
2007	NFL	WR	Chansi Stuckey	New York Jets	7	235
2008	NFL	DE	Phillip Merling	Miami Dolphins	2	32
2008	NFL	T	Barry Richardson	Kansas City Chiefs	6	170
2009	NFL	DT	Dorell Scott	St. Louis Rams	4	103
2009	NFL	S	Chris Clemons	Miami Dolphins	5	165
2009	NFL	S	Michael Hamlin	Dallas Cowboys	5	166
2009	NFL	RB	James Davis	Cleveland Browns	6	195
2010	NFL	RB	C.J. Spiller	Buffalo Bills	1	9
2010	NFL	WR	Jacoby Ford	Oakland Raiders	4	108
2010	NFL	DE	Ricky Sapp	Philadelphia Eagles	5	134
2010	NFL	DB	Crezdon Butler	Pittsburgh Steelers	5	164
2010	NFL	LB	Kavell Conner	Indianapolis Colts	7	240
2011	NFL	DT	Jarvis Jenkins	Washington Redskins	2	41
2011	NFL	CB	Marcus Gilchrist	San Diego Chargers	2	50
2011	NFL	DE	Da’Quan Bowers	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	2	51
2011	NFL	T	Chris Hairston	Buffalo Bills	4	122
2011	NFL	RB	Jamie Harper	Tennessee Titans	4	130
2011	NFL	CB	Byron Maxwell	Seattle Seahawks	6	173
2012	NFL	DE	Andre Branch	Jacksonville Jaguars	2	38
2012	NFL	TE	Dwayne Allen	Indianapolis Colts	3	64
2012	NFL	DT	Brandon Thompson	Cincinnati Bengals	3	93
2012	NFL	CB	Coty Sensabaugh	Tennessee Titans	4	115
2013	NFL	WR	DeAndre Hopkins	Houston Texans	1	27
2013	NFL	DE	Malliciah Goodman	Atlanta Falcons	4	127
2013	NFL	S	Jonathan Meeks	Buffalo Bills	5	143
2013	NFL	RB	Andre Ellington	Arizona Cardinals	6	187
2014	NFL	WR	Sammy Watkins	Buffalo Bills	1	4
2014	NFL	T	Brandon Thomas	San Francisco 49ers	3	100
2014	NFL	CB	Bashaud Breeland	Washington Redskins	4	102
2014	NFL	WR	Martavis Bryant	Pittsburgh Steelers	4	118
2014	NFL	QB	Tajh Boyd	New York Jets	6	213
2015	NFL	DE	Vic Beasley	Atlanta Falcons	1	8
2015	NFL	LB	Stephone Anthony	New Orleans Saints	1	31
2015	NFL	DT	Grady Jarrett	Atlanta Falcons	5	137
2015	NFL	P	Bradley Pinion	San Francisco 49ers	5	165
2015	NFL	LB	Tony Steward	Buffalo Bills	6	188
2015	NFL Supplemental	OT	Isaiah Battle	St. Louis Rams	5
2016	NFL	DE	Shaq Lawson	Buffalo Bills	1	19
2016	NFL	DE	Kevin Dodd	Tennessee Titans	2	33
2016	NFL	CB	Mackensie Alexander	Minnesota Vikings	2	54
2016	NFL	S	T.J. Green	Indianapolis Colts	2	57
2016	NFL	LB	B.J. Goodson	New York Giants	4	109
2016	NFL	DT	D.J. Reader	Houston Texans	5	166
2016	NFL	WR	Charone Peake	New York Jets	7	241
2016	NFL	S	Jayron Kearse	Minnesota Vikings	7	244
2016	NFL	RB	Zac Brooks	Seattle Seahawks	7	247
2017	NFL	WR	Mike Williams	San Diego Chargers	1	7
2017	NFL	QB	Deshaun Watson	Houston Texans	1	12
2017	NFL	CB	Cordrea Tankersley	Miami Dolphins	3	97
2017	NFL	RB	Wayne Gallman	New York Giants	4	140
2017	NFL	DT	Carlos Watkins	Houston Texans	4	142
2017	NFL	TE	Jordan Leggett	New York Jets	5	150
2018	NFL	LB	Dorian O’Daniel	Kansas City Chiefs	3	100
2018	NFL	WR	Deon Cain	Indianapolis Colts	6	185
2018	NFL	WR	Ray-Ray McCloud	Buffalo Bills	6	187
2019	NFL	DE	Clelin Ferrell	Oakland Raiders	1	4
2019	NFL	DT	Christian Wilkins	Miami Dolphins	1	13
2019	NFL	DT	Dexter Lawrence	New York Giants	1	17
2019	NFL	CB	Trayvon Mullen	Oakland Raiders	2	40
2019	NFL	DE	Austin Bryant	Detroit Lions	4	117
2019	NFL	WR	Hunter Renfrow	Oakland Raiders	5	149
2020	NFL	LB	Isaiah Simmons	Arizona Cardinals	1	8
2020	NFL	CB	A.J. Terrell	Atlanta Falcons	1	16
2020	NFL	WR	Tee Higgins	Cincinnati Bengals	2	33
2020	NFL	S	Tanner Muse	Las Vegas Raiders	3	100
2020	NFL	G	John Simpson	Las Vegas Raiders	4	109
2020	NFL	S	K'Von Wallace	Philadelphia Eagles	4	127
2020	NFL	T	Tremayne Anchrum	Los Angeles Rams	7	250
2021	NFL	QB	Trevor Lawrence	Jacksonville Jaguars	1	1
2021	NFL	RB	Travis Etienne	Jacksonville Jaguars	1	25
2021	NFL	OL	Jackson Carman	Cincinnati Bengals	2	46
2021	NFL	WR	Amari Rodgers	Green Bay Packers	3	85
2021	NFL	WR	Cornell Powell	Kansas City Chiefs	5	181
2022	NFL	CB	Andrew Booth Jr.	Minnesota Vikings	2	42
2022	NFL	LB	Baylon Spector	Buffalo Bills	7	231
2023	NFL	DE	Myles Murphy	Cincinnati Bengals	1	28
2023	NFL	DT	Bryan Bresee	New Orleans Saints	1	29
2023	NFL	LB	Trenton Simpson	Baltimore Ravens	3	86
2023	NFL	DE	K.J. Henry	Washington Commanders	5	137
2023	NFL	OL	Jordan McFadden	Los Angeles Chargers	5	156
2023	NFL	TE	Davis Allen	Los Angeles Rams	5	175
2024	NFL	CB	Nate Wiggins	Baltimore Ravens	1	30
2024	NFL	DT	Ruke Orhorhoro	Atlanta Falcons	2	35
2024	NFL	RB	Will Shipley	Philadelphia Eagles	4	127
2024	NFL	DE	Xavier Thomas	Arizona Cardinals	5	138
2024	NFL	LB	Jeremiah Trotter Jr.	Philadelphia Eagles	5	155
2024	NFL	DT	Tyler Davis	Los Angeles Rams	6	196