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Apr 26, 2021

What To Watch For: 2021 NFL Draft

NFL DRAFT DETAILS

WHAT: 86th Annual National Football League Player Selection Meeting

WHERE: Cleveland, Ohio

WHEN: 8 p.m. ET on Thursday, April 29 (Round 1); 7 p.m. ET on Friday, April 30 (Rounds 2-3); Noon ET on Saturday, May 1 (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 2021 NFL Draft will be televised nationally by NFL Network, ABC, ESPN and ESPN Deportes. Live audio coverage will be provided by SiriusXM (Rounds 1-7), Westwood One (Round 1) and ESPN Radio (Rounds 1-7).

CLEMSON PARTICIPATION: Clemson will not have any personnel on-site in Cleveland. Presumptive No. 1 overall pick Trevor Lawrence has elected to watch the draft with friends and family from his home in Clemson. Potential first-round pick Travis Etienne will also participate virtually from the Dallas area in lieu of being on-site.

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

HISTORY AWAITS

Thursday evening could be historic for Clemson, as the 2021 NFL Draft could produce the program’s first No. 1 overall draft pick in history.

Two years ago, defensive end Clelin Ferrell, a two-time AP All-American, tied the Clemson record for the highest draft selection in program history when he was selected No. 4 overall by the Oakland Raiders in the 2019 NFL Draft. Prior to Ferrell, three other Clemson players — Sammy Watkins (2014), Gaines Adams (2007) and Banks McFadden (1940) — had been selected with the No. 4 overall pick all-time.

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

YearPickPos.PlayerTeam
20211QBTrevor LawrenceJacksonville Jaguars
20194DEClelin FerrellOakland Raiders
20144WRSammy WatkinsBuffalo Bills
20074DEGaines AdamsTampa Bay Buccaneers
19404BBanks McFaddenBrooklyn Dodgers
19795WRJerry ButlerBuffalo Bills
19826DTJeff BryantSeattle Seahawks
19496BBobby GagePittsburgh Steelers
20177WRMike WilliamsSan Diego Chargers
20208LBIsaiah SimmonsArizona Cardinals
20158DEVic BeasleyAtlanta Falcons
20109RBC.J. SpillerBuffalo Bills
198310FSTerry KinardNew York Giants

NOTES ON NO. 1

If Trevor Lawrence is selected with the No. 1 overall pick:

  • Clemson would become only the 51st program ever to produce a No. 1 overall pick since inception of the draft in 1936.
  • Clemson would become the seventh current ACC program to produce a No. 1 overall pick, joining Florida State, Miami (Fla.), NC State, Syracuse, Virginia and Virginia Tech. However, Clemson would become the third program ever to produce a No. 1 pick while a member of the ACC, as Miami, Syracuse, Virginia and Virginia Tech’s No. 1 picks predated their tenure in the ACC.
  • Lawrence would join 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 those previous selections, only Winston and Williams competed as members of the ACC.
  • The NFL would 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.
  • Lawrence would become the first Clemson player to be the first player selected on either side of the ball in a draft since 2007, when Gaines Adams was the first defensive player selected when he was drafted by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at No. 4 overall.

HIGHEST SELECTIONS ACROSS ALL SPORTS

Jacksonville selecting Lawrence with the first pick would give Clemson Athletics its second No. 1 overall pick across all sports in the last two years, as Robbie Robinson of Clemson men’s soccer was selected with the No. 1 pick of the 2020 MLS SuperDraft.

Clemson Football accounts for five of the university’s 13 top-five picks in its programs’ respective sports all-time. Clemson has also produced four top-five picks in men’s soccer, three in baseball and one in women’s soccer.

Two of Clemson’s top five picks in men’s soccer came earlier this year, when Philip Mayaka and Kimarni Smith were selected third and fourth overall, respectively, in the 2021 MLS SuperDraft. If Trevor Lawrence were to be selected in the top five picks of the 2021 NFL Draft, 2021 would mark 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). It would be the first year in which Clemson Athletics has accounted for three top-five picks.

Clemson’s highest draft selections across all sports are listed below.

YearNameSportTeamPick No.
2024Valerie CagleSoftballAthletes Unlimited1
2023Hamady DiopMen's SoccerCharlotte FC1
2021Trevor LawrenceFootballJacksonville Jaguars1
2020Robbie RobinsonMen’s SoccerInter Miami1
1996Kris BensonBaseballPittsburgh Pirates1
2021Philip MayakaMen's SoccerColorado Rapids3
2001Mark LisiMen’s SoccerD.C. United3
2021Kimarni SmithMen's SoccerD.C. United4
2019Clelin FerrellFootballOakland Raiders4
2019Sam StaabWomen’s SoccerWashington Spirit4
2014Sammy WatkinsFootballBuffalo Bills4
2007Gaines AdamsFootballTampa Bay Buccaneers4
2007Daniel MoskosBaseballPittsburgh Pirates4
1996Billy KochBaseballToronto Blue Jays4
1940Banks McFaddenFootballBrooklyn Dodgers4
1979Jerry ButlerFootballBuffalo Bills5
2024Hal HershfeltWomen's SoccerWashington Spirit5
1982Jeff BryantFootballSeattle Seahawks6
1949Bobby GageFootballPittsburgh Steelers6
2003Deliah ArringtonWomen’s SoccerPhiladelphia Charge6
1994Sharone WrightMen’s BasketballPhiladelphia 76ers6

NEXT-LEVEL TIGERS

During Clemson’s stretch of six consecutive College Football Playoff berths, the Tigers have produced 31 NFL Draft picks, tied for fifth-most in the country.

NFL DRAFT PICKS SINCE 2015 SEASON (2016 NFL DRAFT)

SCHOOL: PICKS
1) Alabama: 48
2) Ohio State: 45
3) LSU: 37
4) Florida: 32
5t) Clemson: 31
5t) Michigan: 31

Clemson has produced 49 NFL Draft picks during its current streak of 10 consecutive 10-win seasons, the fifth-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: 80
2) LSU: 64
3) Ohio State: 63
4) Florida: 54
5) Clemson: 49

NEXT-LEVEL DABO

Including his interim head coaching stint in 2008, Dabo Swinney has served as head coach for a total of 64 draft picks from Clemson, the second-most of any active college coach.

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

COACH: PICKS
1) Nick Saban: 96
2) Dabo Swinney: 64
3) Jimbo Fisher: 57
4) Brian Kelly: 54
5) Kirk Ferentz: 46

In that time frame, Swinney has produced 13 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: 33
2) Dabo Swinney: 13
3t) Jimbo Fisher: 9
3t) Brian Kelly: 9
5) Kirk Ferentz: 7

Swinney’s 64 picks in all rounds are tied for the third-most of all coaches — active or inactive — in that time frame.

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

COACH: PICKS
1) Nick Saban: 96
2) Urban Meyer: 65
3t) Dabo Swinney: 64
3t) Mark Richt: 64
5) Les Miles: 59
6) Jimbo Fisher: 57
7) Brian Kelly: 54
8) Bob Stoops: 47
9) Kirk Ferentz: 46
10) Kyle Whittingham: 43

NOTES & NUGGETS

Clemson enters the 2021 NFL Draft riding a number of notable draft accomplishments:

  • Clemson produced a school-record 31 NFL Draft picks in the last five drafts, surpassing the 29 drafted across both the 2013-17 and 2015-19 drafts.
  • Clemson has produced at least six draft picks four times in the last five years. Clemson enters the 2021 NFL Draft as one of only three schools with five or more picks in at least six of the seven most recent drafts (Alabama and Ohio State).
  • In the last two drafts, Clemson produced multiple first-round picks in back-to-back years for the first time in program history. Clemson, Alabama, Ohio State and Oklahoma enter the 2021 NFL Draft as the only schools to produce multiple first-round picks in both the 2019 and 2020 NFL Drafts.
  • Clemson has had at least one first-round selection in seven of the last eight drafts. Clemson enters the 2021 NFL Draft as one of only three schools with at least one first-round pick in at least seven of the last eight drafts, alongside Alabama and Florida.
  • Clemson will attempt to have five offensive players drafted in a single draft for the first time since 1983, when six members of Clemson’s offense (RB Cliff Austin, RB Chuck McSwain, FB Jeff McCall, G Bob Mayberry, G Brian Butcher and WR Frank Magwood) were selected. Five offensive selections would be a Clemson record for a seven-round draft, as Clemson’s six offensive selections in 1983 came in a 12-round format.
  • With no defensive players in this year’s draft, Clemson could produce a draft class that only features offensive players for the first time since the 1976 NFL Draft when all four selections Clemson came from the offense (TE Bennie Cunningham, RB Don Testerman, WR Craig Brantley and OT Gary Alexander).
  • Clemson produced multiple first-round picks on defense in each of the last two drafts, two of three instances of multiple first-round defenders in school history. Clemson will attempt to have the 2021 NFL Draft join annual selection meetings in 1979 and 2017 as the only years in which Clemson has produced multiple first-round picks on offense.
  • Clemson has had teammates be selected by the same NFL team in five of the last six drafts. The only draft since 2015 in which Clemson hasn’t had teammates selected by the same franchise was the 2018 NFL Draft.
  • Clemson has had at least one player selected by 29 of the 32 NFL franchises since 2003. The lone exceptions in that time frame are the Patriots, who last selected a Clemson player in 1991, and the Panthers and Ravens, who have never selected a Clemson player.

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. The new format pushed the first round into the spotlight in prime-time, and Clemson could once again shine in that spotlight in 2020.

Clemson has produced multiple first rounders in the NFL Draft six 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 four 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.

Two years ago, 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. 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.

Last year, 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, Alabama, Ohio State and Oklahoma enter the 2021 NFL Draft as the only schools that have produced multiple first-round picks in each of the last two drafts.

SINGLE-DRAFT RECORDS

With no members of Clemson’s young defensive unit from 2020 declaring for the 2021 NFL Draft, Clemson is unlikely to challenge its school record for selections in a single draft. Last year’s total of seven selections in the 2020 NFL Draft was one shy of cracking the top five in school history.

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)

NINETEEN STRAIGHT?

Entering the 2021 NFL Draft, Clemson has had at least one player selected in the NFL Draft in 18 consecutive years. Another selection in 2021 would push the streak to 19, 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) 2003-19*: 18
3) 1987-99: 13
*Active

After having no selections in the 2002 NFL Draft, Clemson’s current streak started when DT 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.

#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 2012 season (2013 NFL Draft), Clemson is tied for the most wide receivers selected in the NFL Draft.

MOST WIDE RECEIVERS DRAFTED SINCE 2012 SEASON
(2013 NFL DRAFT)

School: No.
1t) Clemson: 9
1t) Ohio State: 9
3) Georgia: 8
4t) LSU: 7
4t) Oklahoma: 7

A year ago, 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. Since the 2012 season (2013 NFL Draft), NFL teams have selected a total 31 wide receivers in the first rounds. Clemson accounts for nearly a full 10 percent of those selections, ranking second in the country with three first-round receivers:

FIRST-ROUND WIDE RECEIVERS DRAFTED SINCE 2012 SEASON (2013 NFL DRAFT)

School: No.
1) Alabama: 4
2) Clemson: 3

3t) Arizona State: 2
3t) LSU: 2
3t) Oklahoma: 2
3t) TCU: 2
3t) West Virginia: 2

TOGETHER AGAIN

While odds may seemingly be slim with only 32 teams and 259 picks in this year’s draft, Clemson could actually have a pair of teammates drafted by a single team for the sixth time in a seven-year span. A total of 18 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 and 2020 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.

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.

Seventeen 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), 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’s been “Just #ALLIN, Baby” for the silver and black since the 2019 NFL Draft.

Nine different organizations have 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) have each selected one Clemson player in that span, the Raiders far and away lead 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.

Raiders General Manager Mike Mayock has spoken highly of the program that has produced so many of his recent draft selections.

“They’ve all played in a bunch of big football games in their collegiate careers,” Mayock said. “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.”

This year, the Raiders 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.

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 last year.

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 277 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 263 players, as 14 were selected multiple times and/or in multiple leagues prior to the Common Draft era (since 1967).

YearDraftPos.PlayerTeamRdPick
1939NFLBDon WillisNew York Giants540
1939NFLEGus GoinsChicago Cardinals16142
1940NFLBBanks McFaddenBrooklyn Dodgers14
1940NFLGJoe PayneNew York Giants13120
1940NFLBShad BryantChicago Cardinals18161
1942NFLEJoe BlalockDetroit Lions535
1942NFLBCharlie TimmonsWashington Redskins19176
1943NFLBMarion ButlerChicago Bears20189
1945NFLBBilly PoeChicago Bears1093
1946NFLGMarion WoodsPittsburgh Steelers643
1946NFLGJim HoughGreen Bay Packers15136
1946NFLTFrank SaundersGreen Bay Packers29276
1947NFLE/DBBill ChipleyBoston Yanks857
1947NFLCRalph JenkinsPittsburgh Steelers16138
1947NFLGTom SalisburyNew York Giants27246
1949NFLBBobby GagePittsburgh Steelers16
1949AAFCBBobby GageBaltimore Colts (AAFC)214
1949NFLGFrank GillespiePhiladelphia Eagles771
1951NFLBFred ConeGreen Bay Packers327
1951NFLBRay MathewsPittsburgh Steelers781
1951NFLLBWyndie WyndhamBoston Yanks11131
1951NFLEBob HudsonNew York Giants12146
1951NFLBDick HendleyPittsburgh Steelers22262
1951NFLBJackie CalvertLos Angeles Rams25300
1952NFLTBob PattonNew York Giants559
1952NFLBBilly HairGreen Bay Packers13148
1953NFLGTom BartonPittsburgh Steelers666
1953NFLEDreher GaskinsDetroit Lions10121
1953NFLBJim ShirleyChicago Bears18209
1953NFLTEarl WrightenberryChicago Cardinals29340
1954NFLTNathan GressettePhiladelphia Eagles24285
1955NFLGClyde WhitePhiladelphia Eagles16190
1955NFLBBuck GeorgeWashington Redskins21244
1955NFLCWingo AveryPhiladelphia Eagles28334
1956NFLTB.C. InabinetBaltimore Colts443
1956NFLTDick MarazzaDetroit Lions22254
1956NFLBBilly O’DellPittsburgh Steelers25292
1957NFLBJoel WellsGreen Bay Packers218
1957NFLTBill HudsonChicago Cardinals334
1958NFLCBill ThomasLos Angeles Rams17200
1958NFLCJim PadgettPhiladelphia Eagles24280
1959NFLTJack SmithPhiladelphia Eagles14158
1959NFLBMike DukesSan Francisco 49ers14162
1959NFLTMorris KellerBaltimore Colts16192
1959NFLGJim PaynePhiladelphia Eagles20230
1959NFLBRudy HayesPittsburgh Steelers20235
1960NFLTLou CordileoneNew York Giants112
1960AFLTLou CordileoneBuffalo Bills1*-
1960NFLTHarold OlsonSt. Louis Cardinals213
1960AFLTHarold OlsonBuffalo Bills1*-
1960AFLQBHarvey WhiteNew England Patriots1*-
1960NFLHBBill MathisSan Francisco 49ers888
1960AFLHBBill MathisDenver Broncos1*-
1960NFLFBDoug ClineNew York Giants14168
1960AFLFBDoug ClineHouston Oilers1*-
1961NFLQBLowndes ShinglerDallas Cowboys12156
1961AFLQBLowndes ShinglerOakland Raiders9-
1961NFLTRon OsborneBaltimore Colts563
1961NFLTJimmy KingSt. Louis Cardinals10134
1961AFLTJimmy KingHouston Oilers14-
1962NFLEGary BarnesGreen Bay Packers341
1962AFLEGary BarnesNew York Titans969
1962AFLTRon OsborneHouston Oilers29231
1963NFLTDon ChuyLos Angeles Rams567
1963AFLTDon ChuyHouston Oilers538
1964NFLHBPat CrainChicago Bears223
1964NFLEBob PooleSan Francisco 49ers8102
1964AFLHBPat CrainHouston Oilers15118
1964NFLEJohnny CaseBaltimore Colts14190
1965AFL RSTJohn BoyetteBuffalo Bills5-
1965NFLTJohn BoyetteCleveland Browns17237
1966AFL RSLBRandy SmithNew York Jets7-
1966AFL RSDEWayne PageSan Diego Chargers9-
1966NFLTRicky JohnsonSt. Louis Cardinals12177
1966NFLDEWayne PageChicago Bears12182
1966NFL Supp.LBRandy SmithAtlanta Falcons7-
1967NFLTFloyd RogersCleveland Browns14360
1968NFLGHarry OlszewskiCleveland Browns364
1968NFLTWayne MassChicago Bears499
1968NFLRBJackie JacksonCleveland Browns5134
1968NFLDBFrank LiberatoreWashington Redskins9230
1969NFLCWayne MulliganSt. Louis Cardinals8201
1969NFLLBJohn CagleNew England Patriots14344
1970NFLDBCharlie WatersDallas Cowboys366
1970NFLTIvan SoutherlandDallas Cowboys11283
1970NFLGJack KingSan Francisco 49ers14347
1971NFLGDave ThompsonDetroit Lions230
1972NFLTEJohn McMakinPittsburgh Steelers363
1972NFLDBDon KelleyPittsburgh Steelers9217
1972NFLLBLarry HefnerGreen Bay Packers14346
1973NFLCRick HarrellNew York Jets6155
1973NFLPKEd SeiglerChicago Bears11266
1974NFLRBJay WashingtonKansas City Chiefs6131
1976NFLTEBennie CunninghamPittsburgh Steelers128
1976NFLRBDon TestermanMiami Dolphins10282
1976NFLWRCraig BrantleyNew York Giants11303
1976NFLTGary AlexanderBaltimore Colts15424
1978NFLDTArchie ReeseSan Francisco 49ers5127
1978NFLDBRoy EppesNew York Jets8213
1978NFLTLacy BrumleyDenver Broncos11305
1979NFLWRJerry ButlerBuffalo Bills15
1979NFLQBSteve FullerKansas City Chiefs123
1979NFLTJoe BosticSt. Louis Cardinals364
1979NFLLBJonathan BrooksDetroit Lions492
1979NFLWRDwight ClarkSan Francisco 49ers10249
1979NFLWRStan RomeKansas City Chiefs11277
1980NFLDTJim StuckeySan Francisco 49ers120
1980NFLRBLester BrownDallas Cowboys7189
1980NFLFBMarvin SimsBaltimore Colts12324
1981NFLDTSteve DurhamSeattle Seahawks6140
1981NFLPKObed AririBaltimore Colts7178
1982NFLDTJeff BryantSeattle Seahawks16
1982NFLWRPerry TuttleBuffalo Bills119
1982NFLLBJeff DavisTampa Bay Buccaneers5128
1982NFLDBHollis HallSan Diego Chargers7188
1982NFLCTony BerryhillBaltimore Colts9225
1982NFLGBrian ClarkDenver Broncos12327
1983NFLFSTerry KinardNew York Giants110
1983NFLRBCliff AustinNew Orleans Saints366
1983NFLLBJohnny RembertNew England Patriots4101
1983NFLRBChuck McSwainDallas Cowboys5135
1983NFLFBJeff McCallLos Angeles Raiders7194
1983NFLLBAndy HeadenNew York Giants8205
1983NFLLBDanny TriplettLos Angeles Rams11282
1983NFLGBob MayberrySeattle Seahawks11290
1983NFLGBrian ButcherMinnesota Vikings11298
1983NFLWRFrank MagwoodNew York Giants12318
1984NFLDBRod McSwainAtlanta Falcons363
1984NFLDEJim ScottNew York Giants6143
1984NFLPKBob PaullingSt. Louis Cardinals8213
1984NFLLBEdgar PickettMinnesota Vikings11295
1984NFLDTWilliam DevaneMiami Dolphins12320
1984NFLWRMurray JarmanDenver Broncos12326
1984NFL USFL Supp.FBKevin MackCleveland Browns111
1984NFL USFL Supp.DTJames RobinsonNew York Giants231
1984NFLGJames FarrLos Angeles Raiders384
1985NFLDTWilliam PerryChicago Bears122
1985NFLCBTy DavisNew York Giants358
1985NFLPDale HatcherLos Angeles Rams377
1985NFLTEK.D. DunnSt. Louis Cardinals5116
1985NFLCBReggie PleasantAtlanta Falcons6152
1985NFLPKDonald IgwebuikeTampa Bay Buccaneers10260
1987NFLRBTerrence FlaglerSan Francisco 49ers125
1987NFLRBKenny FlowersAtlanta Falcons231
1987NFLCBDelton HallPittsburgh Steelers238
1987NFLTEJim RiggsCincinnati Bengals4103
1988NFLDTMichael Dean PerryCleveland Browns250
1988NFLDTTony StephensNew Orleans Saints381
1988NFLLBJames EarlePittsburgh Steelers12322
1989NFLCBDonnell WoolfordChicago Bears111
1989NFLDTRichard McCulloughDenver Broncos497
1989NFLWRKeith JenningsDallas Cowboys5113
1989NFLOTTy GrangerTampa Bay Buccaneers10257
1989NFLFBTracy JohnsonHouston Oilers10271
1990NFLRBTerry AllenMinnesota Vikings9241
1990NFLWRGary CooperNew Orleans Saints10260
1990NFLDTOtis MooreNew York Giants10274
1991NFLCBJerome HendersonNew England Patriots241
1991NFLWRDoug ThomasSeattle Seahawks251
1991NFLLBJohn JohnsonSan Francisco 49ers253
1991NFLP/PKChris GardockiChicago Bears378
1991NFLCBDexter DavisPhoenix Cardinals486
1991NFLDTVance HammondPhoenix Cardinals5117
1991NFLGEric HarmonPhiladelphia Eagles10271
1991NFLTStacy LongChicago Bears11301
1992NFLDTChester McGlocktonLos Angeles Raiders116
1992NFLLBLevon KirklandPittsburgh Steelers238
1992NFLCCurtis WhitleySan Diego Chargers5117
1992NFLLBEd McDanielMinnesota Vikings5125
1993NFLLBWayne SimmonsGreen Bay Packers115
1993NFLCBJames TrappLos Angeles Raiders372
1993NFLFBRudy HarrisTampa Bay Buccaneers491
1993NFLLBAshley SheppardMinnesota Vikings4106
1993NFLFSRobert O’NealMiami Dolphins6164
1994NFLDTBrentson BucknerPittsburgh Steelers250
1994NFLTAndre HewittCleveland Browns7203
1995NFLLBWardell RouseTampa Bay Buccaneers6179
1996NFLLBPatrick SappSan Diego Chargers250
1996NFLSSBrian DawkinsPhiladelphia Eagles261
1996NFLFSLeomont EvansWashington Redskins5138
1997NFLDETrevor PryceDenver Broncos128
1997NFLCBDexter McCleonSt. Louis Rams240
1998NFLLBAnthony SimmonsSeattle Seahawks115
1998NFLDTLorenzo BromellMiami Dolphins4102
1998NFLRBRaymond PriesterSt. Louis Rams5129
1998NFLGGlenn RountreeSt. Louis Rams6159
1998NFLTJim BundrenMiami Dolphins7210
1999NFLCBAntwan EdwardsGreen Bay Packers125
1999NFLLBRahim AbdullahCleveland Browns245
1999NFLDEAdrian DingleSan Diego Chargers5139
1999NFLLBChris JonesMinnesota Vikings5169
1999NFLLBO.J. ChildressNew York Giants7231
1999NFLDTDonald BroomfieldCincinnati Bengals7249
2001NFLWRRod GardnerWashington Redskins115
2001NFLLBKeith AdamsTennessee Titans7232
2001NFLFSRobert CarswellSan Diego Chargers7244
2003NFLDTNick EasonDenver Broncos4114
2003NFLDEBryant McNealDenver Broncos4128
2004NFLDTDonnell WashingtonGreen Bay Packers372
2004NFLWRDerrick HamiltonSan Francisco 49ers377
2005NFLCBJustin MillerNew York Jets257
2005NFLLBLeroy HillSeattle Seahawks398
2005NFLWRAirese CurrieChicago Bears5140
2006NFLCBTye HillSt. Louis Rams115
2006NFLQBCharlie WhitehurstSan Diego Chargers381
2006NFLDECharles BennettTampa Bay Buccaneers7241
2007NFLDEGaines AdamsTampa Bay Buccaneers14
2007NFLLBAnthony WatersSan Diego Chargers396
2007NFLCDustin FrySt. Louis Rams5139
2007NFLDBC.J. GaddisPhiladelphia Eagles5159
2007NFLWRChansi StuckeyNew York Jets7235
2008NFLDEPhillip MerlingMiami Dolphins232
2008NFLTBarry RichardsonKansas City Chiefs6170
2009NFLDTDorell ScottSt. Louis Rams4103
2009NFLSChris ClemonsMiami Dolphins5165
2009NFLSMichael HamlinDallas Cowboys5166
2009NFLRBJames DavisCleveland Browns6195
2010NFLRBC.J. SpillerBuffalo Bills19
2010NFLWRJacoby FordOakland Raiders4108
2010NFLDERicky SappPhiladelphia Eagles5134
2010NFLDBCrezdon ButlerPittsburgh Steelers5164
2010NFLLBKavell ConnerIndianapolis Colts7240
2011NFLDTJarvis JenkinsWashington Redskins241
2011NFLCBMarcus GilchristSan Diego Chargers250
2011NFLDEDa’Quan BowersTampa Bay Buccaneers251
2011NFLTChris HairstonBuffalo Bills4122
2011NFLRBJamie HarperTennessee Titans4130
2011NFLCBByron MaxwellSeattle Seahawks6173
2012NFLDEAndre BranchJacksonville Jaguars238
2012NFLTEDwayne AllenIndianapolis Colts364
2012NFLDTBrandon ThompsonCincinnati Bengals393
2012NFLCBCoty SensabaughTennessee Titans4115
2013NFLWRDeAndre HopkinsHouston Texans127
2013NFLDEMalliciah GoodmanAtlanta Falcons4127
2013NFLSJonathan MeeksBuffalo Bills5143
2013NFLRBAndre EllingtonArizona Cardinals6187
2014NFLWRSammy WatkinsBuffalo Bills14
2014NFLTBrandon ThomasSan Francisco 49ers3100
2014NFLCBBashaud BreelandWashington Redskins4102
2014NFLWRMartavis BryantPittsburgh Steelers4118
2014NFLQBTajh BoydNew York Jets6213
2015NFLDEVic BeasleyAtlanta Falcons18
2015NFLLBStephone AnthonyNew Orleans Saints131
2015NFLDTGrady JarrettAtlanta Falcons5137
2015NFLPBradley PinionSan Francisco 49ers5165
2015NFLLBTony StewardBuffalo Bills6188
2015NFL SupplementalOTIsaiah BattleSt. Louis Rams5
2016NFLDEShaq LawsonBuffalo Bills119
2016NFLDEKevin DoddTennessee Titans233
2016NFLCBMackensie AlexanderMinnesota Vikings254
2016NFLST.J. GreenIndianapolis Colts257
2016NFLLBB.J. GoodsonNew York Giants4109
2016NFLDTD.J. ReaderHouston Texans5166
2016NFLWRCharone PeakeNew York Jets7241
2016NFLSJayron KearseMinnesota Vikings7244
2016NFLRBZac BrooksSeattle Seahawks7247
2017NFLWRMike WilliamsSan Diego Chargers17
2017NFLQBDeshaun WatsonHouston Texans112
2017NFLCBCordrea TankersleyMiami Dolphins397
2017NFLRBWayne GallmanNew York Giants4140
2017NFLDTCarlos WatkinsHouston Texans4142
2017NFLTEJordan LeggettNew York Jets5150
2018NFLLBDorian O’DanielKansas City Chiefs3100
2018NFLWRDeon CainIndianapolis Colts6185
2018NFLWRRay-Ray McCloudBuffalo Bills6187
2019NFLDEClelin FerrellOakland Raiders14
2019NFLDTChristian WilkinsMiami Dolphins113
2019NFLDTDexter LawrenceNew York Giants117
2019NFLCBTrayvon MullenOakland Raiders240
2019NFLDEAustin BryantDetroit Lions4117
2019NFLWRHunter RenfrowOakland Raiders5149
2020NFLLBIsaiah SimmonsArizona Cardinals18
2020NFLCBA.J. TerrellAtlanta Falcons116
2020NFLWRTee HigginsCincinnati Bengals233
2020NFLSTanner MuseLas Vegas Raiders3100
2020NFLGJohn SimpsonLas Vegas Raiders4109
2020NFLSK'Von WallacePhiladelphia Eagles4127
2020NFLTTremayne AnchrumLos Angeles Rams7250
2021NFLQBTrevor LawrenceJacksonville Jaguars11
2021NFLRBTravis EtienneJacksonville Jaguars125
2021NFLOLJackson CarmanCincinnati Bengals246
2021NFLWRAmari RodgersGreen Bay Packers385
2021NFLWRCornell PowellKansas City Chiefs5181
2022NFLCBAndrew Booth Jr.Minnesota Vikings242
2022NFLLBBaylon SpectorBuffalo Bills7231
2023NFLDEMyles MurphyCincinnati Bengals128
2023NFLDTBryan BreseeNew Orleans Saints129
2023NFLLBTrenton SimpsonBaltimore Ravens386
2023NFLDEK.J. HenryWashington Commanders5137
2023NFLOLJordan McFaddenLos Angeles Chargers5156
2023NFLTEDavis AllenLos Angeles Rams5175
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