Washington Redskins draft history

This is a list of the Washington Redskins NFL Draft selections. The Washington Redskins franchise was founded as the Boston Braves, named after the local baseball franchise.[1] The team changed their name to the Redskins in 1933 and moved to Washington, D.C. in 1937.[2]

FedExField has been the home of the Redskins since 1997.

Every year during April, each NFL franchise seeks to add new players to its roster through a collegiate draft known as the "NFL Annual Player Selection Meeting", which is more commonly known as the NFL Draft. Teams are ranked in inverse order based on the previous season's record, with the worst record picking first, and the second worst picking second and so on. The two exceptions to this order are made for teams that appeared in the previous Super Bowl; the Super Bowl champion always picks 32nd, and the Super Bowl loser always picks 31st. Teams have the option of trading away their picks to other teams for different picks, players, cash, or a combination thereof. Thus, it is not uncommon for a team's actual draft pick to differ from their assigned draft pick, or for a team to have extra or no draft picks in any round due to these trades.[3]

The Boston Redskins were one of the nine original franchises that participated in the 1936 NFL Draft, which was the first official draft of the National Football League. The first player ever selected in the draft, Heisman Trophy winner Jay Berwanger, chose not to play professional football. Riley Smith, taken second overall by the Redskins, holds the distinction of being the first drafted player to play in the NFL.[4] The Redskins also hold the distinction of being the only team to draft the same player in two different drafts, Cal Rossi.^[a][5][6][7]

Positions

Offense
Center	C
End	E
Fullback	FB
Guard	G
Halfback	HB
Long snapper	LS

Offense
Offensive lineman	OL
Offensive tackle	OT
Quarterback	QB
Running back	RB
Tight end	TE
Wide receiver	WR

Defense
Cornerback	CB
Defensive back	DB
Defensive end	DE
Defensive lineman	DL
Defensive tackle	DT
Linebacker	LB
Safety	S

Special teams
Kicker	K
Kickoff returner	KR
Punter	P
Punt returner	PR

Key

  Inducted to the Pro Football Hall of Fame
  Inducted to the College Football Hall of Fame
  Voted one of the 80 Greatest Redskins[8]
  Selected to Pro Bowl

1930s

1936 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	2	2	Riley Smith	FB	Alabama
2	2	11	Keith Topping	E	Stanford
3	2	20	Ed Smith	FB	New York
4	2	29	Paul Tangora	G	Northwestern
5	2	38	Wilson Groseclose	OT	Texas Christian
6	2	47	Larry Lutz	OT	California
7	2	56	Don Irwin	FB	Colgate
8	2	65	Wayne Millner	E	Notre Dame
9	2	74	Marcel Saunders	G	Loyola^[g]

1937 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	6	6	Sammy Baugh	QB	Texas Christian
2	6	16	Nello Falaschi	FB	Santa Clara^[d]
3	6	26	Maurice Elder	RB	Kansas State
4	6	36	Dick Bassi	G	Santa Clara^[d]
5	6	46	Chuck Bond	OT	Washington
6	6	56	Jimmie Cain	RB	Washington
7	6	66	Rotta Holland	G	Kansas State
8	6	76	Joel Eaves	E	Auburn
9	6	86	Bill Docherty	OT	Temple
10	6	96	Mac Cara	E	North Carolina State

1938 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	9	9	Andy Farkas	RB	Detroit Mercy^[e]
3	9	24	Sam Chapman	RB	California
5	9	39	Dave Price	C	Mississippi State
6	9	49	Elmer Dohrmann	E	Nebraska
7	9	59	Roy Young	G	Texas A&M
8	9	69	Bill Hartman	RB	Georgia
9	9	79	Ed Parks	C	Oklahoma
10	9	89	Jack Abbitt	RB	Elon
11	9	99	Dick Johnson	E	Washington
12	9	109	Hank Bartos	G	North Carolina

1939 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	8	8	I. B. Hale	OT	Texas Christian
3	8	23	Charlie Holm	RB	Alabama
5	8	38	Dick Todd	RB	Texas A&M
6	8	48	Dave Anderson	RB	California
7	8	58	Quinton Lumpkin	C	Georgia
8	8	68	Bo Russell	OT	Auburn
9	8	78	Wilbur Moore	HB	Minnesota
10	8	88	Jim Johnston	RB	Washington
11	8	98	Jim German	RB	Centre
12	8	108	Bob O'Mara	RB	Duke
13	8	118	Steve Slivinski	G	Washington
14	8	128	Bob Hoffman	RB	Southern California
15	8	138	Eric Tipton	RB	Duke
16	8	148	Dick Farman	OT	Washington State
17	8	158	Clyde Shugart	OT	Iowa State
18	8	168	Boyd Morgan	RB	Southern California
19	8	178	Phil Smith	OT	St. Benedict's
20	8	188	Paul Coop	OT	Centre
21	3	193	Matt Kuber	G	Villanova
22	3	198	Al Cruver	RB	Washington State

1940s

1940 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	8	8	Ed Boell	QB	New York
3	8	23	Buddy Banker	RB	Tulane
5	8	38	Bill Kirchem	OT	Tulane
6	8	48	Joe Boyd	OT	Texas A&M
7	8	58	Roy Zimmerman	QB	San José State
8	8	68	Bud Orf	E	Missouri
9	8	78	Bob Hoffman	RB	Southern California
10	8	88	Bob Seymour	RB	Oklahoma
11	8	98	Howard Stoecker	OT	Southern California
12	8	108	Allen Johnson	G	Duke
13	8	118	Sam Bartholomew	RB	Tennessee
14	8	128	Ernie Lain	RB	Rice
15	8	138	Sandy Sanford	E	Alabama
16	8	148	Bolo Perdue	E	Duke
17	8	158	Steve Andrako	C	Ohio State
18	8	168	Jay Graybeal	RB	Oregon
19	8	178	Charley Slagle	RB	North Carolina
20	8	188	Buck Murphy	RB	Georgia Tech
21	3	193	Mel Wetzel	OT	Missouri
22	3	198	Steve Sitko	QB	Notre Dame

1941 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	10	10	Forest Evashevski	RB	Michigan
3	10	25	Fred Davis	OT	Alabama
5	10	40	Jim Stuart	OT	Oregon
6	10	50	Ed Cifers	E	Tennessee
7	10	60	Al Krueger	E	Southern California
8	10	70	Henry Wilder	RB	Iowa State
9	10	80	Bill Grimmett	E	Tulsa
10	10	90	Ed Hickerson	G	Alabama
11	10	100	Joe Aguirre	E	St. Mary's (Cal.)^[t]
12	10	110	Jack Banta	HB	Southern California
13	10	120	Roy Conn	OT	Arizona
14	10	130	Deward Tornell	RB	San José State
15	10	140	Morris Buckingham	C	San José State
16	10	150	Ken Dow	FB	Oregon State
17	10	160	Stan McRae	E	Michigan State
18	10	170	Joe Osmanski	FB	Holy Cross
19	10	180	Earl Fullilove	OT	Georgetown
20	10	190	Ed Hiestand	E	Vanderbilt
21	5	195	Tom Riggs	OT	Illinois
22	5	200	Lee Gentry	HB	Tulsa

1942 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	6	6	Spec Sanders	HB	Texas
3	6	21	Rufus Deal	RB	Auburn
5	6	36	Joe Zeno	G	Holy Cross
6	6	46	Harley McCollum	OT	Tulane
7	6	56	Bob Fitch	E	Minnesota
8	6	66	George Peters	RB	Oregon State
9	6	76	Frank Swiger	RB	Duke
10	6	86	John Goodyear	RB	Marquette
11	6	96	Al DeMao	C	Duquesne
12	6	106	Phil Ahwesh	RB	Duquesne
13	6	116	John Kovatch	E	Notre Dame
14	6	126	Bill DeCorrevont	RB	Northwestern
15	6	136	Marvin Whited	G	Oklahoma
16	6	146	Dee Chipman	RB	Brigham Young
17	6	156	George Watts	OT	Appalachian State
18	6	166	Gene Stewart	RB	Willamette
19	6	176	Charlie Timmons	FB	Clemson
20	6	186	Tiny Croft	OT	Ripon
21	1	191	Steve Juzwik	HB	Notre Dame
22	1	196	Al Couppee	G	Iowa

1943 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	10	10	Jack Jenkins	FB	Vanderbilt
3	10	25	Bill Dutton	HB	Pittsburgh
5	10	40	Bob Dove	DE	Notre Dame
6	10	50	Wally Ziemba	C	Notre Dame
7	10	60	Lou Rymkus	OT	Notre Dame
8	10	70	Tony Leon	G	Alabama
9	10	80	Bob Motl	E	Northwestern
10	10	90	Walt McDonald	DB	Tulane
11	10	100	George Perpich	OT	Georgetown
12	10	110	Dan Wood	C	Mississippi
13	10	120	Harry Wright	G	Notre Dame
14	10	130	Oscar Britt	G	Mississippi
15	10	140	Dick Weber	G	Syracuse
16	10	150	Joe Day	RB	Oregon State
17	10	160	Frank Dornfield	RB	Georgetown
18	10	170	John Baklarz	OT	Arizona State
19	10	180	Leo Mogus	E	Youngstown State
20	10	190	Dick Secrest	RB	Rochester
21	10	200	Don Nolander	C	Minnesota
22	10	210	Johnny Barrett	RB	Georgetown
23	10	220	Tom Vohs	OT	Colgate
24	10	230	Charlie Yancey	RB	Mississippi State
25	10	240	Roman Bentz	G	Tulane
26	10	250	Swifty Berthold	E	Syracuse
27	10	260	Vince Pacewic	HB	Loyola^[g]
28	10	270	Joe Riccardi	OT	Ohio
29	10	280	John Jaffurs	G	Penn State
30	10	290	Frank Akins	FB	Washington State
31	5	295	Bill Corry	RB	Florida
32	5	300	Bo Bogovich	G	Delaware

1944 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	8	8	Mike Micka	FB	Colgate
3	7	23	Earl Audet	OT	Southern California
5	7	39	Ed Doherty	RB	Boston College
6	7	50	Jackie Fellows	RB	Fresno State
7	7	61	Hal Fischer	G	Texas
8	7	72	Cliff White	OT	Murray State
9	7	83	Ted Ogdahl	RB	Willamette
10	7	94	Bob Sneddon	DB	St. Mary's (Cal.)^[t]
11	7	105	Bill Aldworth	OT	Minnesota
12	7	116	Bill Joslyn	RB	Stanford
13	7	127	Charley Walker	C	Kentucky
14	7	138	Boyd Clement	C	Oregon State
15	7	149	Jim Gaffney	QB	Tennessee
16	7	160	Ted Ossowski	OT	Oregon State
17	7	171	Tom Davis	RB	Duke
18	7	182	John Batorski	E	Colgate
19	7	193	Clyde Ehrhardt	C	Georgia
20	7	204	Dave Brown	E	UCLA
21	7	215	Bill Ivy	OT	Northwestern
22	7	226	Bruce Babcock	RB	Rochester
23	7	237	Bill Reinhard	DB	California
24	7	248	Ed Bauer	G	South Carolina
25	7	259	Joe "Smokey" Martin	RB	Cornell
26	7	270	Lee Gustafson	RB	Oregon State
27	7	281	Nick Pappas	OT	Utah
28	7	292	Lindsey Bowen	E	Rice
29	7	303	Bill Gustafson	OT	Washington State
30	7	314	Bill Yablonski	C	Holy Cross
31	2	320	Buster Hollingbery	C	Washington State
32	2	326	Willard Sheller	RB	Stanford

1945 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	8	8	Jim Hardy	QB	Southern California
3	7	23	John Adams	OT	Notre Dame
5	6	38	George Bujan	C	Oregon
6	8	51	John North	E	Vanderbilt
7	7	61	John Steber	G	Georgia Tech
8	6	71	Art Porter	E	Tulane
9	8	84	Curt Kuykendall	RB	Auburn
10	7	94	Frank Brogger	E	Michigan State
11	6	104	Mack Creger	RB	Northwestern
12	8	117	Paul McKee	E	Syracuse
13	7	127	Charlie Conerly	QB	Mississippi
14	6	137	John Putnik	E	Utah State
15	8	150	Eddie Saenz	HB	Southern California
16	7	160	Dom Fusci	OT	South Carolina
17	6	170	Bobby Jenkins	RB	Alabama
18	8	183	Ed Stacco	OT	Colgate
19	7	193	Jim Bradshaw	C	Auburn
20	6	203	Bill Shipkey	RB	Stanford
21	8	216	Sid Halliday	OT	Southern Methodist
22	7	226	Chick Davidson	OT	Cornell
23	6	236	Gabby Martin	E	Southern Methodist
24	8	249	Jim McCurdy	C	Stanford
25	7	259	Cecil Souders	E	Ohio State
26	6	269	Ben Wall	RB	Western Michigan
27	8	282	George Hillery	E	Texas-El Paso
28	7	292	Milford Dreblow	RB	Southern California
29	6	302	Frank Irwin	OT	Duke
30	8	315	Leon Diner	E	Denver
31	2	320	Bob Cummings	C	Vanderbilt
32	1	325	Don Nolander	C	Minnesota

1946 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	9	9	Cal Rossi^[a][5][6][7]	RB	UCLA
3	9	24	Stan Kozlowski	FB	Holy Cross
5	9	39	Gay Adelt	RB	Utah
6	9	49	Walt Trojanowski	RB	Connecticut
7	9	59	Bob Hendren	OT	Southern California
8	9	69	George Callanan	RB	Southern California
9	9	79	Bob Skoglund	E	Notre Dame
10	9	89	Jake Leicht	HB	Oregon
11	9	99	Chick Maggioli	DB	Illinois
12	9	109	Monte Moncrief	OT	Texas A&M
13	9	119	Joe Tereshinski	DE	Georgia
14	9	129	Stan Sprague	E	Illinois
15	9	139	Harry Adelman	E	Southern California
16	9	149	Bob Butchofsky	RB	Texas A&M
17	9	159	Mike Prashaw	OT	Michigan
18	9	169	Ed Robnett	FB	Texas Tech
19	9	179	LeMar Dykstra	RB	Colorado
20	9	189	Bob Ward	RB	San José State
21	9	199	John Pehar	OT	Southern California
22	9	209	Roger Robinson	DB	Syracuse
23	9	219	Charley Cadenhead	C	Mississippi State
24	9	229	Bob Rados	G	Santa Clara^[d]
25	9	239	Charlie Webb	E	Louisiana State
26	9	249	Marion Flanagan	RB	Texas A&M
27	9	259	Roland Phillips	OT	Georgia Tech
28	9	269	Jim Hallmark	RB	Texas A&M
29	9	279	Fay Mills	OT	Alabama
30	9	289	William Ritter	RB	Georgia Tech
31	4	294	Sarkis Takesian	RB	California
32	4	299	Mike Campbell	E	Mississippi

1947 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	4	4	Cal Rossi^[a][5][6][7]	RB	UCLA
3	4	17	Red Knight	RB	Louisiana State
5	3	28	Hank Foldberg	E	Army
6	4	39	Mike Garzoni	G	Southern California
7	3	48	Bill Gray	G	Oregon State
8	4	59	Hank Harris	G	Texas
9	3	68	Roy Kurrasch	E	UCLA
10	4	79	Ernie Williamson	OT	North Carolina
11	3	88	L. G. Carmody	RB	Central Washington
12	4	99	U. S. Savage	E	Richmond
13	3	108	Bob Steckroth	E	William & Mary
14	4	119	Weldon Edwards	OT	Texas Christian
15	3	128	Earl Wheeler	C	Arkansas
16	4	139	Billy Gold	RB	Tennessee
17	3	148	Jack Hart	OT	Detroit Mercy^[e]
18	4	159	Tom Nichols	RB	Richmond
19	3	168	Harry Dowda	DB	Wake Forest
20	4	179	Charlie Webb	E	Louisiana State
21	3	188	Elmo Bond	OT	Washington State
22	4	199	Jim Hefti	RB	St. Lawrence
23	3	208	Tom Dudley	E	Virginia
24	4	219	Bob Smith	DB	Iowa
25	3	228	Hal Mullins	OT	Duke
26	4	239	Francis Bocoka	E	Washington State
27	3	248	Otis Sacrinty	RB	Wake Forest
28	4	259	Milt Dropo	C	Connecticut
29	3	268	Lynn Brownson	RB	Stanford
30	4	279	Joe Colone	RB	Penn State
31	1	286	Herb Shoener	E	Iowa
32	2	295	Bob Pievo	OT	Purdue

1948 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	1	1	Harry Gilmer	QB	Alabama
1	4	4	Lowell Tew	FB	Alabama
3	3	16	Tommy Thompson	LB	William & Mary
5	3	28	Dan Sandifer	DB	Louisiana State
6	3	38	Jack Weisenburger	RB	Michigan
7	3	48	Jack Kurkowski	RB	Detroit Mercy^[e]
8	3	58	Gerry Cady	OT	Gustavus Adolphus
9	3	68	Bob Anderson	RB	Stanford
10	3	78	Mike Katrishen	G	Southern Mississippi
11	3	88	Ed Marshall	OT	Pennsylvania
12	3	98	Ted Andrus	G	Southwestern Louisiana^[s]
13	3	108	Carl Suss	RB	Rice
14	3	118	Chick Jagade	FB	Indiana
15	3	128	Ed Quirk	FB	Missouri
16	3	138	Art Pollard	RB	Arizona
17	3	148	Chuck Newman	E	Louisiana Tech
17	6	151	Dale Schwartzkoph	E	Texas Tech
18	3	158	Ray Pearcy	C	Oklahoma
19	3	168	Gene Vellela	OT	Scranton^[i]
20	3	178	Cloyce Box	E	West Texas State^[v]
21	3	188	Brian Bell	RB	Washington & Lee
22	3	198	Joel Williams	C	Texas
23	3	208	Lou Holtsma	E	William & Mary
24	3	218	Floyd Lawhorn	G	Texas Tech
25	3	228	Dick West	RB	Princeton
26	3	238	Roland Oakes	E	Missouri
27	3	248	Ed Watkins	OT	Idaho
28	3	258	Don Corbitt	C	Arizona
29	3	268	Buddy Bowen	RB	Mississippi
30	3	278	Vic Paulson	E	California-Santa Barbara^[l]
31	1	286	Barney Welch	RB	Texas A&M

1949 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	8	8	Rob Goode	RB	Texas A&M
2	7	18	Laurie Niemi	OT	Washington State
3	7	28	Len Szafaryn	OT	North Carolina
4	7	38	Mike DeNoia	RB	Scranton^[i]
5	7	48	Ed Berrang	DE	Villanova
7	7	68	Chet Fritz	G	Missouri
8	7	78	Bob Kennedy	DB	North Carolina
9	7	88	Ed McNeill	E	Michigan
10	7	98	Vic Vasicek	LB	Texas
11	7	108	Homer Hobbs	G	Georgia
12	7	118	Harry Varner	OT	Arizona
13	7	128	Ed Henke	DE	Southern California
14	7	138	Pat Haggerty	E	William & Mary
15	7	148	Gene Frassetto	OT	California
16	7	158	Dick Flowers	OT	Alabama
17	7	168	Ross Pritchard	RB	Arkansas
18	7	178	Herb Siegert	G	Illinois
19	7	188	Bob Hainlen	RB	Colorado State
20	7	198	Oliver Fletcher	G	Southern California
21	7	208	Tommy Hughes	RB	Duke
22	7	218	Bill Clements	E	UCLA
23	7	228	Frank Pattee	RB	Kansas
24	7	238	Jim Cullom	G	California
25	7	248	Nick Sebek	QB	Indiana

1950s

1950 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	6	6	George Thomas	HB	Oklahoma
2	5	19	Hall Haynes	DB	Santa Clara^[d]
3	5	32	Lou Karras	DT	Purdue
4	5	45	Harry Ulinski	C	Kentucky
5	5	58	Frank Spaniel	HB	Notre Dame
6	5	71	Gene Pepper	G	Missouri
7	5	84	Jerry Houghton	OT	Washington State
8	5	97	John Rohde	E	Pacific^[h]
9	5	110	Don Winslow	OT	Iowa
10	5	123	Eddie LeBaron	QB	Pacific^[h]
11	5	136	Danny Brown	DE	Villanova
12	5	149	Bill Chauncey	RB	Iowa State
13	5	162	Clay Davis	C	Oklahoma State
14	5	175	Lyle Button	OT	Illinois
15	5	188	Alex Loyd	E	Oklahoma State
16	5	201	Charlie Justice	HB	North Carolina
17	5	214	Jim Cullom	G	California
18	5	227	Alvin Duke	RB	Arkansas
19	5	240	Ed White	E	Alabama
20	5	253	George Bayer	OT	Washington
21	5	266	Casimir Witucki	G	Indiana
22	5	279	John deLaurentis	OT	Waynesburg
23	5	292	Joe Zuravleff	E	Northwestern
24	5	305	Dick Tilton	OT	Nevada
25	5	318	Art Stewart	RB	SE Oklahoma State
26	5	331	Earl Roth	RB	Maryland
27	5	344	Ed Lee	OT	Kansas
28	5	357	Ralph Shoaf	RB	West Virginia
29	5	370	Johnny Lundin	G	Minnesota
30	3	383	Bob Noppinger	E	Georgetown

1950 AAFC Dispersal Draft

The dispersal draft gave NFL teams the league rights to the players from teams in the dissolved All-America Football Conference.[9]

Round	Pick	Name	Position	College	AAFC Team
1	5	Jim Spavital	FB	Oklahoma A&M	Los Angeles Dons
2	18	Chuck Drazenovich	FB	Penn State	Los Angeles Dons
3	31	Roland Dale	OT	Mississippi	Brooklyn Dodgers
4	48	Lloyd Eisenberg	OT	Duke	Los Angeles Dons
5	61	Hardy Brown	FB	Tulsa	Chicago Hornets
6	76	Ed Hirsch	LB	Northwestern	Buffalo Bills
7	89	Ed Smith	HB	Texas Mines	New York Yanks
9	117	Murray Alexander	E	Mississippi State	Brooklyn Dodgers
10	132	Dewey Nelson	HB	Utah	New York Bulldogs

1951 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	4	4	Leon Heath	FB	Oklahoma
2	1	15	Ed Salem	DB	Alabama
2	6	21	Jim Staton	DT	Wake Forest
3	3	29	Walt Yowarsky	DE	Kentucky
4	1	40	Paul Giroski	OT	Rice
6	3	65	John Martinkovic	DE	Xavier^[w]
7	2	76	John Papit	HB	Virginia
8	1	87	Bill Cox	DE	Duke
9	3	101	Jake Rowden	C	Maryland
10	1	111	James Janosek	T	Purdue
11	1	124	Bill DeChard	RB	Holy Cross
12	3	138	Al Applegate	G	Scranton^[i]
13	2	149	Dick Campbell	RB	Wyoming
15	3	174	Vic Thomas	OT	Colorado
16	2	185	Bob Bates	C	Texas A&M
17	1	196	Gene Brito	DE	Loyola^[g]
18	3	210	Dom Fucci	DB	Kentucky
19	2	221	Buddy Brown	G	Arkansas
20	1	232	John Kerestes	RB	Purdue
21	2	246	Clarence Marable	OT	Texas Christian
22	2	257	Elliot Speed	C	Alabama
23	1	268	Cecil Martin	RB	North Texas State^[c]
24	3	282	Tom Powers	RB	Duke
25	2	293	Bob Chubb	E	Shippensburg
26	1	304	Johnny Williams	DB	Southern California
27	3	318	Bill Johnson	RB	Stetson
28	2	329	John Kadiec	G	Missouri
29	1	340	Art Stewart	RB	Southeastern Oklahoma
30	3	354	Nick Bolkovac	DT	Pittsburgh

1952 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	7	7	Larry Isbell	RB	Baylor
2	6	19	Andy Davis	DB	George Washington^[b]
3	6	31	Al Dorow	QB	Michigan State
4	6	43	Dick Hightower	C	Southern Methodist
5	6	55	Jim Clark	OT	Oregon State
6	6	67	Ed Kensler	G	Maryland
7	6	79	Vic Janowicz	HB	Ohio State
8	6	91	Hubert Johnston	OT	Iowa
9	6	103	Dick Alban	DB	Northwestern
10	6	115	Chet Ostrowski	DE	Notre Dame
11	6	127	Orlando Mazza	E	Michigan State
12	6	139	Frank Middendorf	C	Cincinnati
13	6	151	Ray Potter	OT	Louisiana State
14	6	163	Doug Conway	OT	Texas Christian
15	6	175	Julius Wittman	OT	Ohio State
16	6	187	Marv Berschet	G	Illinois
17	6	199	Gil Bocetti	RB	Washington & Lee
18	6	211	Ed Bartlett	E	California
19	6	223	Joe Marvin	RB	UCLA
20	6	235	Roger Kinson	C	Missouri
21	6	247	Dick Jenkins	OT	Illinois
22	6	259	Jim O'Rourke	RB	North Carolina State
23	6	271	Ken Barfield	OT	Mississippi
24	6	283	Ted Kirkland	E	Vanderbilt
25	6	295	Sal Gero	OT	Elon
26	6	307	Danny Goode	RB	Hardin–Simmons
27	6	319	Ben White	E	Southern Methodist
28	6	331	Ron Engel	RB	Minnesota
29	6	343	John Pappa	RB	California
30	6	355	Bob Linn	RB	Case Western

1953 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	3	3	Jack Scarbath	QB	Maryland
2	3	16	Dick Modzelewski	DT	Maryland
3	2	27	Paul Dekker	E	Michigan State
4	3	40	Don Boll	OT	Nebraska
5	2	51	Nick Carras	RB	Missouri
8	3	88	Lew Weidensaul	E	Maryland
11	2	123	Alex Webster	HB	North Carolina State
12	3	136	Buzz Nutter	C	Virginia Tech
14	3	160	Ed Timmerman	RB	Michigan State
15	2	171	Dave Suminski	G	Wisconsin
16	3	184	Jim Slay	E	Mississippi
17	2	195	Bob Haner	RB	Villanova
18	3	208	Jim Turner	RB	Texas Tech
19	2	219	Tom Flyzik	OT	George Washington^[b]
20	3	232	Bill Link	G	Wake Forest
21	2	243	Jim Dublinski	C	Utah
22	3	256	Ed Pucci	G	Southern California
23	2	267	Ed Bierne	E	Detroit Mercy^[e]
24	3	280	Stan Butterworth	RB	Bucknell
25	2	291	Art Hurd	G	Maryland
26	3	304	Walt Ashcraft	OT	Southern California
27	2	315	John Zanetti	OT	John Carroll
28	3	328	Bob Buckley	RB	Southern California
29	2	339	Pat Shires	RB	Tennessee
30	3	352	Bob Mathias	RB	Stanford

1954 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	8	8	Steve Meilinger	E	Kentucky
2	7	20	Jim Schrader	C	Notre Dame
4	2	39	Ralph Felton	LB	Maryland
5	7	56	Billy Wells	HB	Michigan State
6	7	68	Bill McHenry	C	Washington & Lee
7	7	80	Harry Jagielski	DT	Indiana
8	7	92	Bill Marker	E	West Virginia
9	7	104	Jerry Minnick	OT	Nebraska
10	7	116	Merrill Green	RB	Oklahoma
11	7	128	Gene Wilson	RB	South Carolina
12	7	140	Ben Dunkerley	OT	West Virginia
13	7	152	Roger Dornburg	RB	Wisconsin
14	7	164	Roger Nelson	OT	Oklahoma
15	7	176	Hugh Merck	OT	South Carolina
16	7	188	Gilmer Spring	E	Texas
17	7	200	Jerry Coody	RB	Baylor
18	7	212	Walt Cudzik	C	Purdue
19	7	224	Jerry Witt	RB	Wisconsin
20	7	236	Sam Morley	E	Stanford
21	7	248	John Cavaglieri	OT	North Texas State^[c]
22	7	260	Max Schmaling	RB	Purdue
23	7	272	Pete Carrieri	G	Villanova
24	7	284	Will Renfro	DT	Memphis State^[f]
25	7	296	George Rosso	DB	Ohio State
26	7	308	Dorsey Gibson	RB	Oklahoma State
27	7	320	Ken Yarborough	E	North Carolina
28	7	332	Ron Hansen	G	Minnesota
29	7	344	Ted Kress	RB	Michigan
30	7	356	Don Rondou	RB	Northwestern

1955 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	4	4	Ralph Guglielmi	QB	Notre Dame
3	3	28	Ray Perkins	HB	Syracuse
5	3	52	Don Glantz	OT	Nebraska
7	3	76	Erik Christensen	DE	Richmond
7	7	80	Ron Marciniak	G	Kansas State
8	2	87	Johnny Allen	C	Purdue
9	3	100	John Miller	OT	Boston College
10	2	111	Tom Louderback	LB	San José State
11	3	124	Larry Parker	RB	North Carolina
12	2	135	John Barish	OT	Waynesburg
13	3	148	Len Oniskey	OT	Cornell
14	2	159	Tom Braatz	LB	Marquette
15	3	172	Charles Horton	RB	Vanderbilt
16	2	183	Hal Norris	LB	California
17	3	196	Don Shea	G	Georgia
18	2	207	Don Bailey	RB	Penn State
19	3	220	Bob Dee	DE	Holy Cross
20	2	231	Ron Geyer	OT	Michigan
21	3	244	Buck George	RB	Clemson
22	2	255	Joe Boland	RB	George Washington^[b]
23	3	268	Chick Donaldson	C	West Virginia
24	2	279	Bob Ready	OT	Notre Dame
25	3	292	Frank Radella	C	Wyoming
26	2	303	Walt Houston	G	Purdue
27	3	316	A. J. Baker	RB	Arkansas
28	2	327	Arch Cassidy	OT	Florida
29	3	340	Bing Bordier	E	Southern California
30	2	351	Tom Petty	E	Virginia Tech

1956 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	12	12	Ed Vereb	HB	Maryland
2	11	24	John Paluck	DE	Pittsburgh
3	11	36	Fred Wyant	QB	West Virginia
4	4	41	Francis Machinsky	OT	Ohio State
5	10	59	Gary Lowe	DB	Michigan State
7	10	83	Donnie Caraway	RB	Houston
8	9	94	Dick James	HB	Oregon
9	10	107	Whitey Rouviere	RB	Miami (FL)
11	10	131	Tom Powell	G	Colgate
12	8	141	Jerry Planutis	HB	Michigan State
12	9	142	Gil Moreno	OT	UCLA
13	10	155	Jerry Ward	G	Dayton
14	9	166	Pat Uebel	RB	Army
16	9	190	Wells Gray	G	Wisconsin
17	10	203	Eagle Day	QB	Mississippi
18	9	214	Jim Pyburn	E	Auburn
19	10	227	Ray Lemek	OT	Notre Dame
20	9	238	Vince Gonzalez	RB	Louisiana State
21	10	251	Howard Schnellenberger	E	Kentucky
22	9	262	George Nicula	OT	Notre Dame
23	10	275	Don St. John	RB	Xavier^[w]
24	9	286	Johnny Tatum	C	Texas
25	10	299	Franklin Brooks	G	Georgia Tech
26	9	310	Dave Burnham	RB	Wheaton
27	10	323	Royce Flippin	RB	Princeton
28	9	334	Billy Hicks	RB	Alabama
29	10	347	Pat Bisceglia	G	Notre Dame
30	8	357	Buck Nystrom	G	Michigan State

1957 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	9	9	Don Bosseler	FB	Miami (FL)
2	8	21	Joe Walton	E	Pittsburgh
3	8	33	Ed Sutton	HB	North Carolina
4	3	40	Jim Podoley	HB	Central Michigan
4	8	45	Vince Scorsone	G	Pittsburgh
6	8	69	J. T. Frankenberger	OT	Kentucky
7	8	81	Wally Merz	OT	Colorado
8	8	93	Paul Lopata	E	Central Michigan
9	8	105	Galen Laack	G	Pacific^[h]
10	8	117	Don Dobrino	RB	Iowa
11	8	129	Dick Foster	OT	Idaho
12	8	141	Wade Mitchell	QB	Georgia Tech
13	8	153	Claude Austin	RB	George Washington^[b]
14	8	165	George Rice	OT	Wofford
15	8	177	Brad Bomba	E	Indiana
16	8	189	Joe Brodsky	RB	Florida
17	8	201	Fred Brock	RB	Wheaton
18	8	213	Ed Sakach	G	George Washington^[b]
19	8	225	John Bauer	RB	Villanova
20	8	237	Buddy Frick	E	South Carolina
21	8	249	Sam Owen	RB	Georgia Tech
22	8	261	Ed Voytek	G	Purdue
23	8	273	Al Viola	G	Northwestern
24	8	285	Bob Jennings	C	Furman
25	8	297	Dick Sassels	OT	Catawba
26	8	309	Paul Rotenberry	RB	Georgia Tech
27	8	321	Ormand Anderson	OT	Georgia Tech
28	8	333	Guy Martin	RB	Colgate
29	8	345	George Benedict	E	Springfield
30	7	356	Art Luppino	RB	Arizona

1958 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
2	3	16	Mike Sommer	HB	George Washington^[b]
3	3	28	Stan Flowers	RB	Georgia Tech
3	6	31	Bill Anderson	E	Tennessee
4	3	40	Dan Nolan	QB	Lehigh
5	5	54	Jim Van Pelt	QB	Michigan
6	5	66	Dick Lynch	DB	Notre Dame
7	5	78	Leon Bennett	OT	Boston College
8	5	90	Buddy Payne	E	North Carolina
9	5	102	Frank Kuchta	LB	Notre Dame
10	5	114	Ben Preston	OT	Auburn
11	5	126	Darrell Dess	G	North Carolina State
12	5	138	Eddie Michaels	G	Villanova
13	5	150	Ken Ford	QB	Hardin–Simmons
14	5	162	Jack Faris	E	Penn State
15	5	174	Jack Davis	G	Arizona
16	5	186	Fred Polzer	E	Virginia
17	5	198	Fred Wilt	OT	Richmond
18	5	210	Lennie King	RB	Connecticut
19	5	222	Don Stephenson	C	Georgia Tech
20	5	234	Lou Pelham	E	Florida
21	5	246	Jackie Simpson	LB	Mississippi
22	5	258	Charley Sanders	RB	West Texas State^[v]
23	5	270	Ron Schomburger	E	Florida State
24	5	282	Rod Hanson	E	Illinois
25	5	294	John Groom	G	Texas Christian
26	5	306	Frank Bloomquist	G	Iowa
27	5	318	Perry Gehring	E	Minnesota
28	5	330	Joe Biggs	G	Hardin–Simmons
29	5	342	Ed Coffin	RB	Syracuse
30	4	353	Ted Smith	E	Georgia Tech

1959 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	4	4	Don Allard	QB	Boston College
3	4	28	Emil Karas	LB	Dayton
4	4	40	Jim Wood	E	Oklahoma State
5	1	49	Bob Wetoska	OT	Notre Dame
6	5	65	Jim McFalls	OT	Virginia Military Institute
7	4	76	Don Lawrence	DT	Notre Dame
7	7	79	Mitch Ogiego	QB	Iowa
7	9	81	Jim Kenney	E	Boston University^[k]
8	5	89	Gene O'Pella	E	Villanova
9	4	100	Dick Haley	DB	Pittsburgh
10	5	113	Ron Togh	RB	Notre Dame
11	4	124	Jerry Marciniak	G	Michigan
12	5	137	Roger Wypyszynski	OT	St. Norbert
13	4	148	Billy Shoemake	E	Louisiana State
14	5	161	Kurt Schwarz	G	Maryland
15	4	172	Fred Hood	E	Northeastern State
16	5	185	Dick Splain	OT	New Haven
17	4	196	Jim Healy	G	Holy Cross
18	5	209	Joe Kapp	QB	California
19	4	220	Bobby Lauder	RB	Auburn
20	5	233	Homer Brewer	DB	Mississippi
21	4	244	Mel Reight	RB	West Virginia
22	5	257	Art Gob	DE	Pittsburgh
23	4	268	Clarence Alexander	RB	Southeastern Louisiana
24	5	281	George Darrah	RB	Franklin & Marshall
25	4	292	Bob Sargent	OT	Colby
26	5	305	Gene Grabosky	DT	Syracuse
27	4	316	Norm Odyniec	RB	Notre Dame
28	5	329	Bill Austin	RB	Rutgers
29	4	340	Don Lockwood	G	Tulane
30	5	353	Jim Colclough	E	Boston College

1960s

1960 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	4	4	Richie Lucas	QB	Penn State
2	9	21	Sam Horner	HB	Virginia Military Institute
3	4	28	Andy Stynchula	OT	Penn State
4	12	48	Vince Promuto	G	Holy Cross
5	4	52	Don Stallings	OT	North Carolina
6	4	64	Dave Hudson	E	Florida
8	3	87	Earl Kohlhaas	G	Penn State
9	4	100	Dwight Bumgarner	E	Duke
11	4	124	Jim Elfrid	C	Colorado State
12	4	136	Jim Crotty	HB	Notre Dame
13	4	148	Bill Herron	E	Georgia
14	4	160	Charlie Milstead	RB	Texas A&M
15	4	172	Bernie Darre	G	Tulane
16	4	184	Joe Kulbacki	RB	Purdue
17	4	196	Billy Roland	G	Georgia
18	4	208	John Lawrence	G	North Carolina State
19	4	220	Ron Maltony	G	Purdue
20	4	232	Jimmy Wolf	HB	Panhandle State

1961 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	2	2	Norm Snead	QB	Wake Forest
1	3	3	Joe Rutgens	DT	Illinois
3	11	39	Jim Cunningham	FB	Pittsburgh
6	2	72	Joe Krakoski	DB	Illinois
6	3	73	John O'Day	OT	Miami (FL)
7	3	87	Jim Kerr	DB	Penn State
8	3	101	Charley Barnes	E	Northeast Louisiana^[q]
9	3	115	Joel Arrington	RB	Duke
11	3	143	Riley Mattson	OT	Oregon
12	3	157	Bob Coolbaugh	WR	Richmond
13	3	171	Doug Elmore	P	Mississippi
14	3	185	Doyle Schick	CB	Kansas
15	3	199	Bob Johnson	E	Michigan
16	3	213	Ron Petty	OT	Louisville
17	3	227	Joe Bellino	HB	Navy
18	3	241	George Tolford	OT	Ohio State
19	3	255	Tony Romeo	TE	Florida State
20	3	269	Mike Ingram	G	Ohio State

1962 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	1	1	Ernie Davis	RB	Syracuse
2	1	15	Joe Hernandez	WR	Arizona
3	1	29	Robert Mitinger	LB	Penn State
4	1	43	Billy Neighbors	G	Alabama
7	1	85	Bert Coan	HB	Kansas
8	1	99	Ron Hatcher	FB	Michigan State
9	1	113	Dave Viti	E	Boston University^[k]
10	1	127	John Childress	G	Arkansas
11	1	141	Carl Palazzo	OT	Adams State
12	1	155	Terry Terrebonne	HB	Tulane
13	1	169	Bill Whisler	E	Iowa
14	1	183	Jim Costen	HB	South Carolina
15	1	197	Len Velia	OT	Georgia
16	1	211	Tommy Brooker	E	Alabama
17	1	225	Allen Miller	LB	Ohio
18	1	239	Carl Charon	DB	Michigan State
19	1	253	Claude Crabb	DB	Colorado
20	1	267	Ed Trancygier	QB	Florida State

1963 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	7	7	Pat Richter	TE	Wisconsin
2	8	22	Lonnie Sanders	CB	Michigan State
3	7	35	Ron Snidow	DE	Oregon
6	8	78	Charley Nickoson	OT	Ohio
7	7	91	Dave Francis	FB	Ohio State
9	7	119	Billy Joe	RB	Villanova
10	8	134	Rod Foster	G	Ohio State
11	7	147	Allen Schau	E	Western Michigan
12	8	162	Bob Caldwell	C	Georgia Tech
13	7	175	John Greiner	E	Purdue
14	8	190	Tom Winingder	RB	Georgia Tech
15	7	203	Harry Butsko	LB	Maryland
16	8	218	Dave Adams	G	Arkansas
17	7	231	Ron Whaley	DB	Tennessee-Chattanooga
18	8	246	Drew Roberts	E	Cal State-Humboldt
19	7	259	Jim Turner	K	Utah State
20	8	274	Joe Baughan	OT	Auburn

1964 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	3	3	Charley Taylor	WR	Arizona State
2	4	18	Paul Krause	S	Iowa
5	3	59	Jim Snowden	OT	Notre Dame
6	4	74	Russ Brown	E	Florida
7	3	87	Dick Shiner	QB	Maryland
9	3	115	Len Hauss	C	Georgia
10	4	130	Rick Leeson	RB	Pittsburgh
11	3	143	Gene Donaldson	RB	Purdue
12	4	158	Bob Avolerin	OT	Tennessee
13	3	171	Tom McDonald	RB	Notre Dame
14	4	186	Tom Urbanik	RB	Penn State
15	3	199	Dick Evers	OT	Colorado State
16	4	214	Tom Walters	S	Mississippi
17	3	227	Ozzie Clay	WR	Iowa State
18	4	242	Bob Jones	G	Nebraska
19	3	255	John Seedborg	P	Arizona State
20	4	270	Gordon Guest	RB	Arkansas

1965 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
2	7	21	Bob Breitenstein	OT	Tulsa
3	6	34	Kent McCloughan	CB	Nebraska
8	7	105	Don Croftcheck	G	Indiana
9	6	118	Jerry Smith	TE	Arizona State
10	7	133	Bob Briggs	FB	Central State (OK)
11	6	146	Willie Adams	DE	New Mexico State
12	6	160	John Strohmeyer	OT	Michigan
13	6	174	Biff Bracy	HB	Duke
14	7	189	Dave Estrada	HB	Arizona State
15	6	202	Ben Baldwin	RB	Vanderbilt
16	7	217	Bob Reed	G	Tennessee A&I
17	6	230	Gary Hart	E	Vanderbilt
18	7	245	Chris Hanburger	LB	North Carolina
19	6	258	Roosevelt Ellerbe	RB	Iowa State

1966 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	6	6	Charlie Gogolak	K	Princeton
2	5	21	Walt Barnes	DT	Nebraska
3	6	38	Tom Barrington	RB	Ohio State
4	5	53	Billy Clay	DB	Mississippi
5	6	70	Dick LeMay	OT	Vanderbilt
6	14	94	Earl Yates	OT	Duke
7	6	101	George Patton	OT	Georgia
8	5	115	Stan Mitchell	RB	Tennessee
9	6	131	Jack Shinholser	LB	Florida State
10	5	145	Caesar Belser	DB	Arkansas AM&N^[j]
11	6	161	Dick Reding	WR	Northwestern State
12	5	175	John Stipech	LB	Utah
13	6	191	Heath Wingate	C	Bowling Green
14	5	205	Jerry Lovelace	HB	Texas Tech
15	6	221	Hal Seymour	HB	Florida
16	5	235	Hal Wantland	DB	Tennessee
17	6	251	Mitch Zalnasky	E	Pittsburgh
18	5	265	Joe Burson	HB	Georgia
19	6	281	Andre White	TE	Florida A&M
20	5	295	John Kelly	T	Florida A&M

1967 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	13	13	Ray McDonald	RB	Idaho
2	12	38	Spain Musgrove	DE	Utah State
3	11	64	Curg Belcher	DB	Brigham Young
6	2	135	Don Bandy	G	Tulsa
7	9	168	Bruce Matte	QB	Miami (Ohio)
7	13	172	John Love	WR	North Texas State^[c]
8	5	190	Larry Hendershot	LB	Arizona State
9	11	222	Pete Larson	RB	Cornell
10	10	247	Tim Houlton	DT	St. Norbert
10	13	250	Bruce Sullivan	DB	Illinois
11	12	275	Bill Brown	C	Texas-El Paso
12	12	300	Ron Sepic	E	Ohio State
13	13	328	Bob Rodwell	LB	Eastern Michigan
14	12	353	Andy Socha	HB	Marshall
15	11	378	Ed Breding	LB	Texas A&M
16	13	406	Alfredo Avila	DB	Sul Ross
17	12	431	Lyle Baucom	OT	San Francisco State

1968 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	12	12	Jim Smith	DB	Oregon
2	11	38	Tom Roussel	LB	Southern Mississippi
4	11	94	Dennis Crane	DT	Southern California
5	2	113	Ken Barefoot	TE	Virginia Tech
5	6	117	Mike Bragg	P	Richmond
6	11	149	Willie Banks	G	Alcorn State
7	11	176	Bob Brunet	RB	Louisiana State
8	11	203	Brian Magnuson	RB	Montana
9	11	230	Frank Liberatore	DB	Clemson
11	11	284	Tom Garretson	DB	Northwestern
12	11	311	Dave Weedman	DT	Western Washington
13	11	338	Mike St. Louis	OT	Central Missouri
14	11	365	Dave Zivich	OT	Cal-Santa Barbara^[l]
15	11	392	Coger Coverson	G	Texas Southern
16	11	419	Willie Turner	RB	Jackson State
17	11	446	Frank Bosch	DT	Colorado

1969 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
2	20	46	Eugene Epps	DB	Texas-El Paso
3	10	62	Ed Cross	RB	Arkansas AM&N^[j]
5	10	114	Bill Kishman	DB	Colorado State
6	9	139	Harold McLinton	LB	Southern
7	10	166	Jeff Anderson	RB	Virginia
7	17	173	John Didion	C	Oregon State
8	9	191	Larry Brown	RB	Kansas State
11	9	269	Eric Norri	DT	Notre Dame
12	9	295	Bob Shannon	DB	Tennessee State
13	11	322	Mike Shook	DB	North Texas State^[c]
14	9	347	Rick Brand	DT	Virginia
15	10	374	Paul Rogers	OT	Virginia
16	9	399	Mike Washington	LB	Southern
17	10	426	Rich Dobbert	DE	Springfield

1970s

1970 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
2	17	43	Bill Brundige	DT	Colorado
4	25	103	Paul Laaveg	G	Iowa
5	10	114	Manny Sistrunk	DT	Arkansas A&M
5	17	121	Danny Pierce	RB	Memphis State^[f]
7	17	173	Roland Merritt	WR	Maryland
7	22	178	Jimmy Harris	CB	Howard Payne
8	18	200	Paul Johnson	DB	Penn State
9	17	225	Ralph Sonntag	OT	Maryland
11	17	277	Mack Alston	TE	Maryland Eastern Shore^[o]
12	17	303	Jim Kates	LB	Penn State
13	17	329	Joe Patterson	OT	Lawrence
14	17	355	Tony Moro	RB	Dayton
15	17	381	Vic Lewandowsky	C	Holy Cross
16	18	407	Steve Bushore	WR	Emporia State
17	19	433	Earl Maxfield	DT	Baylor

1971 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
2	12	38	Cotton Speyrer	WR	Texas
6	11	141	Conway Hayman	G	Delaware
7	10	166	Willie Germany	DB	Morgan State
9	11	219	Mike Fanucci	DE	Arizona State
10	10	244	Jesse Taylor	RB	Cincinnati
11	12	272	George Starke	OT	Columbia
12	11	297	Jeff Severson	DB	Long Beach State
13	10	322	Dan Ryczek	C	Virginia
14	11	349	Bill Bynum	QB	Western New Mexico
15	11	375	Tony Christnovich	G	Wisconsin–La Crosse
16	10	400	Glenn Tucker	LB	North Texas State^[c]

1972 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
8	21	203	Moses Denson	RB	Maryland Eastern Shore^[o]
9	21	229	Steve Boekholder	DE	Drake
10	21	255	Mike Oldham	WR	Michigan
11	21	281	Jeff Welch	DB	Arkansas State
12	21	307	Don Bunce	QB	Stanford
13	20	332	Frank Grant	WR	Southern Colorado
15	2	365	Mike O'Quinn	G	McNeese State
15	22	385	Carl Taibi	DE	Colorado
16	21	411	Steve Higginbotham	DB	Alabama
17	21	437	Kevin Clemente	LB	Boston College

1973 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
5	13	117	Charles Cantrell	G	Lamar
8	11	193	Mike Hancock	TE	Idaho State
9	10	218	Rich Galbos	RB	Ohio State
9	25	233	Eddie Sheats	LB	Kansas
10	11	245	Ken Stone	DB	Vanderbilt
12	25	311	Ernie Webster	G	Pittsburgh
13	25	337	Dennis Johnson	DE	Delaware
14	25	363	Herb Marshall	DB	Cameron^[m]
16	26	415	Mike Wedman	K	Colorado
17	25	441	Jeff Davis	RB	Mars Hill

1974 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
6	14	144	Jon Keyworth	RB	Colorado
7	24	180	Mike Varty	LB	Northwestern
8	14	196	Darwin Robinson	RB	Dakota State
9	10	218	Mark Sens	DE	Colorado
9	20	228	Mike Flater	K	Colo. School of Mines
9	25	233	Jim Kennedy	TE	Colorado State
10	24	258	Johnny Vann	DB	South Dakota
11	22	282	Joe Miller	OT	Villanova
13	20	332	Stu O'Dell	LB	Indiana
14	23	361	Don Van Galder	QB	Utah
16	21	411	Nate Anderson	RB	Eastern Illinois

1975 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
5	4	108	Mike Thomas	RB	Nevada-Las Vegas
6	17	147	Mark Doak	OT	Nebraska
9	20	228	Dallas Hickman	DE	California
11	17	277	Ardell Johnson	DB	Nebraska
11	22	282	Jerry Hackenbruck	DE	Oregon State
14	7	344	Morris McKie	DB	North Carolina State
14	22	359	Dave Benson	LB	Weber State
15	20	384	Art Kuehn	C	UCLA
16	22	412	Dennis Pavelka	G	Nebraska
17	22	437	Carl Taylor	DE	Memphis State^[f]

1976 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
5	24	148	Mike Hughes	G	Baylor
6	23	179	Tom Marvaso	DB	Cincinnati
8	25	234	Brian Fryer	WR	Alberta
9	17	254	Curtis Akins	G	Hawaii
10	7	272	Paul Strohmeier	LB	Washington
11	17	308	Dean Gissler	DE	Nebraska
12	23	342	Walter Tullis	WR	Delaware State
13	17	364	Wayman Britt	DB	Michigan
14	18	393	Quinn Buckner	DB	Indiana
15	23	426	John Monroe	RB	Bluefield State
17	17	476	Chuck Willis	DB	Oregon

1977 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
4	13	97	Duncan McColl	DE	Stanford
7	22	189	Reggie Haynes	TE	Nevada-Las Vegas
9	23	246	Mike Northington	RB	Purdue
10	22	273	James Sykes	RB	Rice
11	21	300	Don Harris	DB	Rutgers
12	20	327	Curtis Kirkland	DE	Missouri

1978 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
6	21	159	Tony Green	RB	Florida
8	8	202	Walker Lee	WR	North Carolina
8	25	219	Don Hover	LB	Washington State
9	21	243	John Hurley	QB	Santa Clara^[d]
10	20	270	Scott Hertenstein	DE	Azusa Pacific
11	19	297	Mike Williams	DB	Texas A&M
12	18	324	Steve McCabe	G	Bowdoin

1979 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
4	21	103	Don Warren	TE	San Diego State
7	17	182	Rich Milot	LB	Penn State
9	13	233	Kris Haines	WR	Notre Dame
11	14	289	Monte Coleman	LB	Central Arkansas
11	25	300	Tony Hall	WR	Knoxville

1980s

1980 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	18	18	Art Monk	WR	Syracuse
2	27	55	Mat Mendenhall	DE	Brigham Young
6	17	155	Farley Bell	LB	Cincinnati
7	22	187	Melvin Jones	G	Houston
9	20	241	Lawrence McCullough	WR	Illinois
10	19	268	Lewis Walker	RB	Utah
11	18	295	Mike Matocha	DE	Texas-Arlington
12	22	327	Marcene Emmett	DB	North Alabama

1981 Draft

Mark May was drafted in the first round of the 1981 Draft.[10]

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	20	20	Mark May	OT	Pittsburgh
3	13	69	Russ Grimm	G	Pittsburgh
4	7	90	Tom Flick	QB	Washington
5	8	119	Dexter Manley	DE	Oklahoma State
5	21	132	Gary Sayre	G	Cameron^[m]
6	10	148	Larry Kubin	LB	Penn State
8	8	201	Charlie Brown	WR	South Carolina State
9	10	231	Darryl Grant	DT	Rice
10	9	257	Phil Kessel	QB	Northern Michigan
10	19	267	Allan Kennedy	OT	Washington State
11	8	284	Jerry Hill	WR	North Alabama
12	10	314	Clint Didier	TE	Portland State

1982 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
2	22	49	Vernon Dean	CB	San Diego State
3	6	61	Carl Powell	WR	Jackson State
4	16	99	Todd Liebenstein	DE	Nevada-Las Vegas
5	22	133	Mike Williams	TE	Alabama A&M
6	14	153	Lamont Jeffers	LB	Tennessee
7	13	180	John Schachtner	LB	Northern Arizona
8	28	223	Ralph Warthen	DT	Gardner–Webb
9	3	226	Ken Coffey	DB	Southwest Texas State^[r]
9	15	238	Randy Trautman	DT	Boise State
10	3	254	Harold Smith	DE	Kentucky State
10	14	265	Terry Daniels	DB	Tennessee
11	2	281	Dan Miller	K	Miami (FL)
11	12	291	Bob Holly	QB	Princeton
12	3	309	Donald Laster	OT	Tennessee State
12	16	322	Jeff Goff	LB	Arkansas

1983 Draft

Darrell Green, a first-round draft pick in 1983, was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2008.[11]

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	28	28	Darrell Green	CB	Texas A&I
2	28	56	Richard Williams	RB	Memphis State^[f]
3	28	84	Charles Mann	DE	Nevada
6	26	166	Bob Winckler	OT	Wisconsin
6	28	168	Babe Laufenberg	QB	Indiana
7	28	196	Kelvin Bryant	RB	North Carolina
8	28	224	Todd Hallstrom	OT	Minnesota
9	27	251	Marcus Gilbert	RB	Texas Christian
10	28	279	Geff Gandy	LB	Baylor

1984 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
2	3	31	Bob Slater	DT	Oklahoma
2	27	55	Steve Hamilton	DE	East Carolina
3	27	83	Jay Schroeder	QB	UCLA
4	18	102	Jimmy Smith	RB	Elon
5	13	125	Jeff Pegues	LB	East Carolina
6	27	167	Curt Singer	OT	Tennessee
7	27	195	Mark Smith	WR	North Carolina
8	27	223	Jeff Smith	DB	Missouri
10	27	279	Keith Griffin	RB	Miami (FL)
11	26	306	Anthony Jones	TE	Wichita State
12	27	335	Curtland Thomas	WR	Missouri

1984 Supplemental Draft

The supplemental draft gave NFL teams the league rights to the players who had been eligible to be drafted but were not because they were under contract with teams in the United States Football League or the Canadian Football League.[12]

Round	Pick	Name	Position	College	USFL Team
1	27	Tony Zendejas	K	Nevada-Reno	Los Angeles Express
2	55	Gary Clark	WR	James Madison	Jacksonville Bulls
3	83	Clarence Verdin	WR	Southwestern Louisiana^[s]	Houston Gamblers

1985 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
2	5	33	Tory Nixon	DB	San Diego State
5	10	122	Raphel Cherry	DB	Hawaii
6	23	163	Danzell Lee	TE	Lamar
7	9	177	Jamie Harris	KR	Oklahoma State
7	17	185	Lionel Vital	RB	Nicholls State
8	23	219	Barry Wilburn	CB	Mississippi
9	23	247	Mitch Geier	G	Troy State^[u]
10	11	263	Terry Orr	TE	Texas
11	10	290	Raleigh McKenzie	G	Tennessee
11	24	304	Garry Kimble	DB	Sam Houston State
12	1	309	Dean Hamel	DT	Tulsa
12	23	331	Bryan Winn	LB	Houston

1986 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
2	3	30	Markus Koch	DE	Boise State
2	18	45	Walter Murray	WR	Hawaii
3	20	75	Alvin Walton	DB	Kansas
5	3	113	Ravin Caldwell	LB	Arkansas
6	8	146	Mark Rypien	QB	Washington State
6	18	156	Jim Huddleston	G	Virginia
7	20	186	Rick Badanjek	RB	Maryland
8	19	213	Kurt Gouveia	LB	Brigham Young
9	18	239	Wayne Asberry	DB	Texas A&M
11	20	297	Kenny Fells	RB	Henderson State
12	18	323	Eric Yarber	WR	Idaho

1987 Draft

Clarence Vaughn was drafted in the eighth round of the 1987 Draft.

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
2	2	30	Brian Davis	DB	Nebraska
2	20	48	Wally Kleine	OT	Notre Dame
5	5	117	Timmy Smith	RB	Texas Tech
6	4	144	Steve Gage	DB	Tulsa
6	24	164	Ed Simmons	OT	Eastern Washington
7	24	192	Johnny Thomas	DB	Baylor
8	24	219	Clarence Vaughn	DB	Northern Illinois
9	25	248	Alfred Jenkins	QB	Arizona
10	23	274	Ted Wilson	WR	Central Florida
11	25	304	Laron Brown	WR	Texas
12	24	331	Ray Hitchcock	C	Minnesota

1988 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
2	28	55	Chip Lohmiller	K	Minnesota
3	11	66	Mike Oliphant	RB	Puget Sound
4	28	109	Jamie Morris	RB	Michigan
5	18	127	Carl Mims	DB	Sam Houston State
6	22	159	Stan Humphries	QB	Northeast Louisiana^[q]
7	28	193	Harold Hicks	DB	San Diego State
8	28	221	Darryl McGill	RB	Wake Forest
9	28	249	Blake Peterson	LB	Mesa
10	28	277	Henry Brown	OT	Ohio State
11	28	305	Curt Koch	DE	Colorado
12	10	315	Wayne Ross	P	San Diego State

Mark Schlereth was drafted in the tenth round of the 1989 Draft and won three Super Bowls in his career.[13]

1989 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
3	10	66	Tracy Rocker	DT	Auburn
4	26	110	Erik Affholter	WR	Southern California
5	17	129	Tim Smiley	DB	Arkansas State
5	27	139	Lybrant Robinson	DE	Delaware State
6	10	149	A. J. Johnson	DB	Southwest Texas State^[r]
7	12	179	Kevin Hendrix	LB	South Carolina
9	10	233	Charles Darrington	TE	Kentucky
10	12	263	Mark Schlereth	C	Idaho
12	9	316	Jimmie Johnson	TE	Howard
12	10	317	Joe Mickles	RB	Mississippi

1990s

1990 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
2	21	46	Andre Collins	LB	Penn State
3	23	76	Mohammed Elewonibi	G	Brigham Young
4	5	86	Cary Conklin	QB	Washington
4	28	109	Rico Labbe	DB	Boston College
5	21	130	Brian Mitchell	RB	Southwestern Louisiana^[s]
6	23	160	Kent Walls	DT	Nebraska
9	23	243	Tim Moxley	G	Ohio State
10	14	262	D'Juan Francisco	DB	North Dakota
10	22	270	Thomas Rayam	DT	Alabama
11	21	297	Jon Leverenz	LB	Minnesota

1991 Draft

Keenan McCardell was drafted in the twelfth round of the 1991 Draft and rejoined the team in 2007.[14]

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	17	17	Bobby Wilson	DT	Michigan State
3	21	76	Ricky Ervins	RB	Southern California
6	20	159	Dennis Ransom	TE	Texas A&M
7	21	188	Keith Cash	TE	Texas
8	20	215	Jimmy Spencer	DB	Florida
9	20	243	Charles Bell	DB	Baylor
10	20	270	Cris Shale	P	Bowling Green
11	21	299	David Gulledge	S	Jacksonville State
12	20	326	Keenan McCardell	WR	Nevada-Las Vegas

1992 Draft

Desmond Howard was drafted in the first round of the 1992 Draft.

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	4	4	Desmond Howard	WR	Michigan
2	19	47	Shane Collins	DE	Arizona State
3	18	74	Paul Siever	G	Penn State
4	28	112	Chris Hakel	QB	William & Mary
6	28	168	Ray Rowe	TE	San Diego State
7	28	196	Calvin Holmes	DB	Southern California
8	28	224	Darryl Moore	G	Texas-El Paso
9	28	252	Boone Powell	LB	Texas
10	28	280	Tony Barker	LB	Rice
11	28	308	Terry Smith	WR	Penn State
12	28	336	Matt Elliott	C	Michigan

1993 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	17	17	Tom Carter	CB	Notre Dame
2	16	45	Reggie Brooks	RB	Notre Dame
3	15	71	Rick Hamilton	LB	Central Florida
3	24	80	Ed Bunn	P	Texas-El Paso
4	17	101	Sterling Palmer	DE	Florida State
5	16	128	Greg Huntington	C	Penn State
6	15	155	Darryl Morrison	CB	Arizona
6	20	160	Frank Wycheck	TE	Maryland
8	16	212	Lamont Hollinquest	LB	Southern California

Heath Shuler, drafted in the first round of the 1994 Draft,[15] is now an American politician in the United States House of Representatives.[16]

1994 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	3	3	Heath Shuler	QB	Tennessee
2	2	31	Tre' Johnson	G	Temple
3	3	68	Tydus Winans	WR	Fresno State
3	32	97	Joe Patton	OT	Alabama A&M
4	2	105	Kurt Haws	TE	Utah
6	2	163	Dexter Nottage	DE	Florida A&M
7	3	197	Gus Frerotte	QB	Tulsa

1995 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	4	4	Michael Westbrook	WR	Colorado
2	5	37	Cory Raymer	C	Wisconsin
3	4	68	Darryl Pounds	CB	Nicholls State
4	5	103	Larry Jones	RB	Miami (FL)
5	3	137	Jamie Asher	TE	Louisville
5	18	152	Rich Owens	DE	Lehigh
6	5	176	Brian Thure	OT	California
7	18	226	Scott Turner	CB	Illinois

1996 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	30	30	Andre Johnson	OT	Penn State
4	7	102	Stephen Davis	RB	Auburn
5	6	138	Leomont Evans	S	Clemson
6	7	174	Kelvin Kinney	DE	Virginia State
7	6	215	Jeremy Asher	LB	Oregon
7	41	250	DeAndre Maxwell	WR	San Diego State

1997 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	17	17	Kenard Lang	DE	Miami (FL)
2	21	51	Greg Jones	LB	Colorado
3	20	80	Derek Smith	LB	Arizona State
4	19	115	Albert Connell	WR	Texas A&M
5	2	132	Jamel Williams	S	Nebraska
5	10	140	Keith Thibodeaux	CB	Northwestern State
5	18	148	Twan Russell	LB	Miami (FL)
5	32	162	Brad Badger	G	Stanford

1998 Draft

Champ Bailey was drafted in the first round of the 1999 Draft.

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
2	18	48	Stephen Alexander	TE	Oklahoma
3	8	69	Skip Hicks	RB	UCLA
4	21	113	Shawn Barber	LB	Richmond
5	17	140	Mark Fischer	C	Purdue
6	17	170	Pat Palmer	WR	Northwestern State
7	2	191	David Terrell	CB	Texas-El Paso
7	17	206	Antwaune Ponds	LB	Syracuse

1999 Draft

Round	Pick	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	7	7	Champ Bailey	CB	Georgia
2	6	37	Jon Jansen	OT	Michigan
4	12	107	Nate Stimson	LB	Georgia Tech
5	32	165	Derek Smith	OT	Virginia Tech
6	12	181	Jeff Hall	K	Tennessee
7	11	217	Tim Alexander	WR	Oregon State

2000s

Chris Samuels was drafted third overall in the 2000 Draft.[17]

2000 Draft

Round	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	2	LaVar Arrington	LB	Penn State
1	3	Chris Samuels	OT	Alabama
3	64	Lloyd Harrison	CB	North Carolina State
4	129	Michael Moore	G	Troy State^[u]
5	155	Quincy Sanders	S	Nevada-Las Vegas
6	202	Todd Husak	QB	Stanford
7	216	Delbert Cowsette	DT	Maryland
7	250	Ethan Howell	WR	Oklahoma State

Fred Smoot was drafted in the second round of the 2001 Draft.

2001 Draft

Round	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	15	Rod Gardner	WR	Clemson
2	45	Fred Smoot	CB	Mississippi State
4	109	Sage Rosenfels	QB	Iowa State
5	154	Darnerien McCants	WR	Delaware State
6	186	Mario Monds	DT	Cincinnati

2002 Draft

Chris Cooley was drafted in the third round of the 2004 Draft.[18]

Round	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	32	Patrick Ramsey	QB	Tulane
2	56	Ladell Betts	RB	Iowa
3	79	Rashad Bauman	CB	Oregon
3	87	Cliff Russell	WR	Utah
5	159	Andre Lott	S	Tennessee
5	160	Robert Royal	TE	Louisiana State
6	192	Reggie Coleman	OT	Tennessee
7	230	Jeff Grau	LS	UCLA
7	234	Greg Scott	DE	Hampton
7	257	Rock Cartwright	FB	Kansas State

Sean Taylor, a first-round draft pick in 2004, played safety for the Redskins until he was fatally shot in November 2007.[19][20]

2003 Draft

Round	Overall	Name	Position	College
2	44	Taylor Jacobs	WR	Florida
3	81	Derrick Dockery	G	Texas
7	232	Gibran Hamdan	QB	Indiana

2004 Draft

Round	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	5	Sean Taylor	S	Miami (FL)
3	81	Chris Cooley	TE	Utah State
5	151	Mark Wilson	OT	California
6	180	Jim Molinaro	OT	Notre Dame

Jason Campbell was drafted in the first round of 2005 Draft.[21]

2005 Draft

Round	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	9	Carlos Rogers	CB	Auburn
1	25	Jason Campbell	QB	Auburn
4	120	Manuel White	FB	UCLA
5	154	Robert McCune	LB	Louisville
6	183	Jared Newberry	LB	Stanford
7	222	Nehemiah Broughton	FB	The Citadel

2006 Draft

LaRon Landry was drafted sixth overall in the 2007 Draft.

Round	Overall	Name	Position	College
2	35	Rocky McIntosh	LB	Miami (FL)
5	153	Anthony Montgomery	DT	Minnesota
6	173	Reed Doughty	S	Northern Colorado
6	196	Kedric Golston	DT	Georgia
7	230	Kili Lefotu	G	Arizona
7	250	Kevin Simon	LB	Tennessee

2007 Draft

Round	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	6	LaRon Landry	S	Louisiana State
5	143	Dallas Sartz	LB	Southern California
6	179	H. B. Blades	LB	Pittsburgh
6	205	Jordan Palmer	QB	Texas-El Paso
7	216	Tyler Ecker	TE	Michigan

Malcolm Kelly was drafted in the second round of the 2008 Draft.

2008 Draft

Round	Overall	Name	Position	College
2	34	Devin Thomas	WR	Michigan State
2	48	Fred Davis	TE	Southern California
2	51	Malcolm Kelly	WR	Oklahoma
3	96	Chad Rinehart	G	Northern Iowa
4	124	Justin Tryon	CB	Arizona State
6	168	Durant Brooks	P	Georgia Tech
6	180	Kareem Moore	S	Nicholls State
6	186	Colt Brennan	QB	Hawaii
7	242	Rob Jackson	DE	Kansas State
7	249	Chris Horton	S	UCLA

Brian Orakpo was drafted in the first round of the 2009 Draft.

2009 Draft

Round	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	13	Brian Orakpo	DE	Texas
3	80	Kevin Barnes	CB	Maryland
5	158	Cody Glenn	LB	Nebraska
6	186	Robert Henson	LB	Texas Christian
7	221	Eddie Williams	TE	Idaho
7	243	Marko Mitchell	WR	Nevada

2009 Supplemental Draft

For their selection in the Supplemental Draft, the Redskins forfeited its sixth round pick in the 2010 NFL Draft.

Round	Name	Position	College
3	Jeremy Jarmon	DE	Kentucky

2010s

2010 Draft

Perry Riley was drafted in the fourth round of the 2010 Draft.

Round	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	4	Trent Williams	OT	Oklahoma
4	103	Perry Riley	LB	Louisiana State
6	174	Dennis Morris	TE	Louisiana Tech
7	219	Terrence Austin	WR	UCLA
7	229	Erik Cook	G	New Mexico
7	231	Selvish Capers	OT	West Virginia

2011 Draft

Ryan Kerrigan was drafted 16th overall in the 2011 Draft.

Round	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	16	Ryan Kerrigan	DE	Purdue
2	41	Jarvis Jenkins	DT	Clemson
3	79	Leonard Hankerson	WR	Miami (FL)
4	105	Roy Helu	RB	Nebraska
5	146	DeJon Gomes	S	Nebraska
5	155	Niles Paul	WR	Nebraska
6	177	Evan Royster	RB	Penn State
6	178	Aldrick Robinson	WR	Southern Methodist
7	213	Brandyn Thompson	CB	Boise State
7	217	Maurice Hurt	OT	Florida
7	224	Markus White	DE	Florida State
7	253	Chris Neild	DT	West Virginia

2012 Draft

Alfred Morris was drafted in the sixth round of the 2012 Draft.

Round	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	2	Robert Griffin III	QB	Baylor
3	71	Josh LeRibeus	OG	Southern Methodist
4	102	Kirk Cousins	QB	Michigan State
4	119	Keenan Robinson	LB	Texas
5	141	Adam Gettis	OG	Iowa
6	173	Alfred Morris	RB	Florida Atlantic
6	193	Tom Compton	OT	South Dakota
7	213	Richard Crawford	CB	Southern Methodist
7	217	Jordan Bernstine	S	Iowa

2013 Draft

Jordan Reed was drafted in the third round of the 2013 Draft.

Round	Overall	Name	Position	College
2	51	David Amerson	CB	North Carolina State
3	85	Jordan Reed	TE	Florida
4	119	Phillip Thomas	S	Fresno State
5	154	Chris Thompson	RB	Florida State
5	162	Brandon Jenkins	DE	Florida State
6	191	Bacarri Rambo	S	Georgia
7	228	Jawan Jamison	RB	Rutgers

2014 Draft

Trent Murphy was drafted in the second round of the 2014 Draft.

Round	Overall	Name	Position	College
2	47	Trent Murphy	LB	Stanford
3	66	Morgan Moses	OT	Virginia
3	78	Spencer Long	G	Nebraska
4	102	Bashaud Breeland	CB	Clemson
5	142	Ryan Grant	WR	Tulane
6	186	Lache Seastrunk	RB	Baylor
7	217	Ted Bolser	TE	Indiana
7	228	Zach Hocker	K	Arkansas

2015 Draft

Round	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	5	Brandon Scherff	G	Iowa
2	38	Preston Smith	DE	Mississippi
3	95	Matt Jones	RB	Florida
4	105	Jamison Crowder	WR	Duke
4	112	Arie Kouandjio	G	Alabama
5	141	Martrell Spaight	LB	Arkansas
6	181	Kyshoen Jarrett	FS	Virginia Tech
6	182	Tevin Mitchel	CB	Arkansas
6	187	Evan Spencer	WR	Ohio State
7	222	Austin Reiter	C	South Florida

2016 Draft

Round	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	22	Josh Doctson	WR	Texas Christian
2	53	Su'a Cravens	LB	Southern California
3	84	Kendall Fuller	CB	Virginia Tech
5	152	Matt Ioannidis	DE	Temple
6	187	Nate Sudfeld	QB	Indiana
7	232	Steven Daniels	LB	Boston College
7	242	Keith Marshall	RB	Georgia

2017 Draft

Round	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	17	Jonathan Allen	DT	Alabama
2	49	Ryan Anderson	LB	Alabama
3	81	Fabian Moreau	CB	UCLA
4	114	Samaje Perine	RB	Oklahoma
4	123	Montae Nicholson	S	Michigan State
5	154	Jeremy Sprinkle	TE	Arkansas
6	199	Chase Roullier	C	Wyoming
6	209	Robert Davis	WR	Georgia State
7	230	Josh Harvey-Clemons	LB	Louisville
7	235	Joshua Holsey	CB	Auburn

2018 Draft

Round	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	13	Daron Payne	NT	Alabama
2	59	Derrius Guice	RB	Louisiana State
3	74	Geron Christian	T	Louisville
4	109	Troy Apke	S	Penn State
5	163	Tim Settle	NT	Virginia Tech
6	197	Shaun Dion Hamilton	LB	Alabama
7	241	Greg Stroman	CB	Virginia Tech
7	256	Trey Quinn	WR	Southern Methodist

2018 Supplemental Draft

For their selection in the Supplemental Draft, the Redskins forfeited its sixth round pick in the 2019 NFL Draft.

Round	Name	Position	College
6	Adonis Alexander	CB	Virginia Tech

2019 Draft

Round	Overall	Name	Position	College
1	13	Dwayne Haskins	QB	Ohio State
1	26	Montez Sweat	DE	Mississippi State
3	76	Terry McLaurin	WR	Ohio State
4	112	Bryce Love	RB	Stanford
4	131	Wes Martin	G	Indiana
5	153	Ross Pierschbacher	C	Alabama
5	173	Cole Holcomb	LB	North Carolina
6	206	Kelvin Harmon	WR	NC State
7	227	Jimmy Moreland	DB	James Madison
7	253	Jordan Brailford	DE	Oklahoma State

Draft picks by college

The following schools have had multiple players selected by the Washington Redskins since the 1936 NFL Draft through the 2013 NFL Draft. This does not include the 1950 AAFC Dispersal Draft and the Supplemental Drafts (1984, 2009).

Picks	College
33	Notre Dame
29	Southern California
21	Penn State
20	Alabama
19	Nebraska
18	Maryland
18	Tennessee
17	Michigan
16	Georgia Tech
	Michigan State
	Purdue
	Texas A&M
15	California
	Duke
	Georgia
	Mississippi
	North Carolina
	Ohio State
	Stanford
	Texas
14	Iowa
	Minnesota
	Pittsburgh
	UCLA^[a]
13	Auburn
	Colorado
	Illinois
	Oklahoma
12	Florida
	Missouri
	Washington State
11	Arkansas
	Indiana
	Louisiana State
	Miami
	Northwestern
	Oregon
	Oregon State
	Tulane
10	Arizona
	Arizona State
	Syracuse
	Vanderbilt
	Villanova
9	Baylor
	Holy Cross
	Texas Christian
	Virginia
	Washington
8	Florida State
	Kentucky
	North Carolina State
	Utah
	West Virginia
7	Boston College
	Clemson
	Colgate
	Oklahoma State
	Rice
	Richmond
	San Diego State
	South Carolina
	Southern Methodist
	Texas-El Paso
	Tulsa
	Wisconsin
6	George Washington^[b]
	Idaho
	Iowa State
	Kansas
	Kansas State
	Texas Tech
	Wake Forest
5	Brigham Young
	Cincinnati
	Colorado State
	Georgetown
	Nevada, Las Vegas
	North Texas State^[c]
	San Jose State
	Santa Clara^[d]
	William & Mary
4	Cornell
	Detroit Mercy^[e]
	Hawaii
	Memphis State^[f]
	Mississippi State
	Princeton
	Utah State
	Virginia Tech
3	Boise State
	Connecticut
	Dayton
	Delaware
	Delaware State
	Elon
	Florida A&M
	Fresno State
	Hardin–Simmons
	Houston
	Louisville
	Loyola^[g]
	Nevada
	Nicholls State
	Northwestern State
	Ohio
	Pacific^[h]
	Rutgers
	Scranton^[i]
	Tenn. A&I/Tenn. State
	Washington & Lee
2	Alabama A&M
	Arkansas AM&N^[j]
	Arkansas State
	Army
	Boston University^[k]
	Bowling Green
	California-Santa Barbara^[l]
	Cameron^[m]
	Central Florida
	Central Michigan
	Centre College
	Duquesne
	East Carolina
	Jackson State
	Lamar
	Lehigh
	Louisiana Tech
	Marquette^[n]
	Maryland Eastern Shore^[o]
	New York^[p]
	North Alabama
	Northeast Louisiana^[q]
	Rochester
	Sam Houston State
	South Dakota
	Southern
	Southern Mississippi
	Southwest Texas State^[r]
	Southwestern Louisiana^[s]
	Springfield (Massachusetts)
	St. Mary's (Cal.)^[t]
	St. Norbert
	Temple
	Troy State^[u]
	Virginia Military Institute
	Waynesburg
	West Texas State^[v]
	Western Michigan
	Wheaton (Ill.)
	Willamette
	Wyoming
	Xavier^[w]

Notes

^a The Washington Redskins chose Cal Rossi with the ninth overall pick in the 1946 NFL Draft. However, Rossi was a junior and not eligible to be drafted. They chose him again in the 1947 NFL Draft, but he never intended to play football professionally. This means that the Redskins have used 14 picks on UCLA players, despite drafting only 13 players.[5][6][7]

^b On January 19, 1967, the Board of Trustees voted to end George Washington's football program. Poor game attendance and the expense of the program contributed to the decision. A former GW player, Harry Ledford, believed that most people were unwilling to commute into Washington, D.C., which did not have a metro rail at the time, on Friday nights to RFK Stadium, which was perceived as an unsafe area. Additionally, Maryland and Virginia were nationally competitive teams that drew potential spectators away from GW.[22]

^c The university is now known as the University of North Texas.

^d At the conclusion of the 1992 season, the Santa Clara football program was discontinued, due to new NCAA regulations which mandated all sports be played at the same level at each university. Santa Clara had fielded all Division I teams with the exception of the Division II football team, and elected not to field a team at the Division I-AA level.[23]

^e On November 30, 1964, it was announced that the University of Detroit Mercy would discontinue its football program, due in part to increased expenses and poor attendance.[24]

^f The university is now known as the University of Memphis.

^g The university is now known as Loyola Marymount University. The football program was discontinued after the 1973 season.

^h The University of the Pacific's Board of Regents voted to eliminate the football program following the 1995 season, due to the high costs of the team and shrinking attendance.[25]

ⁱ On January 3, 1961 the University of Scranton discontinued its football program. The program had been losing money for more than a decade primarily due to poor attendance at the games.[26]

^j The university is now known as the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff.

^k Boston University terminated their Division I-AA football program on Homecoming Weekend 1997 during a one-win season in the Atlantic 10.

^l At the conclusion of the 1992 season, the California-Santa Barbara football program was discontinued, due to new NCAA regulations which mandated all sports be played at the same level at each university. Santa Barbara had fielded all Division I teams with the exception of the Division II football team, and elected not to field a team at the Division I-AA level.[27]

^m Cameron University discontinued its football program on December 11, 1992, due to the costs of maintaining the program, particularly the need to replace the artificial turf at the stadium.

ⁿ Marquette University discontinued its football program after the 1960 season, after accumulating several years of budget deficits for the university.

^o The University of Maryland Eastern Shore was once a powerhouse black college football program, producing five undefeated seasons between 1947 and 1960 (as Maryland State College), but like many smaller colleges, the high costs associated with operating a Division I football program and complying with Title IX became too much of a burden, and the team was shut down after the 1979 season.

^p New York University terminated its intercollegiate football program in 1953.[28]

^q The university is now known as the University of Louisiana at Monroe.

^r The university is now known as Texas State University–San Marcos.

^s The university is now known as the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.

^t On March 3, 2004, the board of trustees for Saint Mary's College of California, based on recommendations of an Athletics Review Task Force, shut down the football program.[29]

^u The university is now known as Troy University.

^v The university is now known as West Texas A&M University.

^w The Board of Trustees for Xavier University ended the football program in 1973 following a determination that it lost $200,000 every year.[30]

References

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"Washington Redskins (1937-present)". Sportsecyclopedia. Retrieved 2008-04-24.
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"Darrell Green's Career Statistics". NFL.com. Retrieved 2008-04-30.
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"Keenan McCardell's Career Statistics". NFL.com. Retrieved 2008-04-30.
"Heath Shuler's Career Statistics". NFL.com. Retrieved 2008-04-30.
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"Chris Samuels' Career Statistics". NFL.com. Retrieved 2008-04-30.
"Chris Cooley's Career Statistics". NFL.com. Retrieved 2008-04-30.
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Amy Shipley, Jason La Canfora (November 27, 2007). "Sean Taylor Dies in Miami". Washington Post. Retrieved 2008-04-30.
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External links

Alder, James. "NFL Draft Basics:Determining Order of Selection". football.about.com. Retrieved 2008-04-25.
"Draft by Year". DraftHistory.com. Retrieved 2008-04-25.
"Draft History". The Football Database. Retrieved 2008-04-25.
"Draft History: 1936-59". TheHogs.net. Retrieved 2008-04-25.
"Draft History: 1960-89". TheHogs.net. Retrieved 2008-04-25.
"Draft History: 1990-Present". TheHogs.net. Retrieved 2008-04-25.
"Draft History – Washington Redskins". NFL.com. Retrieved 2008-04-25.
"Hall of Famers by Franchise". Pro Football Hall of Fame. Retrieved 2008-04-25.
"NFL Draft History and AFL Drafts". Pro Football Reference. Retrieved 2008-05-13.
"NFL Draft History: Full Draft". NFL.com. Retrieved 2008-04-25.
"Professional Football Transactions Archive". Pro Sports Transactions. Retrieved 2008-04-25.
"Pro Football Draft History". Pro Football Hall of Fame. Retrieved 2008-04-25.
"Washington Redskins Draft History". Washington Redskins. Retrieved 2008-04-25.
"Washington Redskins Draft History". NFL.com. Retrieved 2012-01-24.

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[1] "History: History by Decades". Washington Redskins. Retrieved 2008-04-24.

[2] "Washington Redskins (1937-present)". Sportsecyclopedia. Retrieved 2008-04-24.

[3] Alder, James. "NFL Draft Basics:Determining Order of Selection". football.about.com. Retrieved 2008-04-24.

[4] "Pro Football Draft History: The 1930s". Pro Football Hall of Fame. Retrieved 2008-04-24.

[book-5] Richman, Michael (2007). The Redskins Encyclopedia. Temple University Press. p. 399. ISBN 1-59213-542-0.

[rossi-6] Velin, Bob (April 17, 2002). "'Heisman jinx' started early: Draft's first pick". USA Today. p. SPORTS; Pg. 7C.

[ESPN-7] Mosley, Matt; Clayton, John; Pasquarelli, Len (April 18, 2007). "NFL draft can take wacky turns". ESPN.com. Retrieved December 23, 2010.

[8] "History : 80 Greatest Redskins". Washington Redskins. Retrieved 2008-04-30.

[9] "1950 AAFC Dispersal Draft" (PDF). Pro Football Researchers. Retrieved 2011-05-15.

[10] "Mark May's Career Statistics". NFL.com. Retrieved 2008-04-30.

[11] "Darrell Green's Career Statistics". NFL.com. Retrieved 2008-04-30.

[12] "1984 Supplemental Draft". Pro Football Hall of Fame. Retrieved 2009-12-05.

[13] "Mark Schlereth's Career Statistics". NFL.com. Retrieved 2008-04-30.

[14] "Keenan McCardell's Career Statistics". NFL.com. Retrieved 2008-04-30.

[15] "Heath Shuler's Career Statistics". NFL.com. Retrieved 2008-04-30.

[16] "Heath Shuler's Political Bio". Biographical Directory of the US Congress. Retrieved 2008-04-30.

[17] "Chris Samuels' Career Statistics". NFL.com. Retrieved 2008-04-30.

[18] "Chris Cooley's Career Statistics". NFL.com. Retrieved 2008-04-30.

[19] "Sean Taylor's Career Statistics". NFL.com. Retrieved 2008-04-30.

[20] Amy Shipley, Jason La Canfora (November 27, 2007). "Sean Taylor Dies in Miami". Washington Post. Retrieved 2008-04-30.

[21] "Jason Campbell's Career Statistics". NFL.com. Retrieved 2008-04-30.

[22] When we played football: the GW boys of fall, 1890-1966, The GW Hatchet, August 30, 1999.

[23] Let Them Play: Supporting The Return of Football to Santa Clara, LetThemPlay.com, 2008.

[24] University of Detroit Football Collection, University of Detroit Mercy.

[25] 62 Years of Stagg Stadium: The Rich History of a Stockton Landmark, University of the Pacific, February 26, 2012.

[26] University of Scranton Football: THE LAST SEASON - 1960, University of Scranton.

[27] Lack of Gaucho Football Isn’t a Matter of Principle; It’s a Matter of Price, The Bottom Line, February 6, 2013.

[28] "New York University's Football Legacy". NYU Alumni Connect. Retrieved 2012-11-27.

[29] Curtis, Jake (2004-03-04). "Gaels' football program sacked / St. Mary's officials cite cost as main factor". San Francisco Chronicle. Retrieved 2013-03-17.

[30] Schaber, Greg (Fall 2004). "Legends of the Fall". Xavier University. Retrieved 2009-12-16.

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