1985 NFL draft

1985 NFL draft
General information
Date(s)April 30 – May 1, 1985
LocationOmni Park Central Hotel
in New York City, NY
Network(s)ESPN
Overview
336 total selections in 12 rounds
LeagueNFL
First selectionBruce Smith, DE
Buffalo Bills
Mr. IrrelevantDonald Chumley, DT
San Francisco 49ers
Most selections (17)Buffalo Bills
Cincinnati Bengals
Los Angeles Raiders
Fewest selections (6)San Francisco 49ers
Hall of Famers
5
← 1984
1986 →

The 1985 NFL draft was the procedure by which National Football League teams selected amateur college football players. The draft was held April 30 and May 1, 1985, at the Omni Park Central Hotel in New York City, New York.[1][2] The league also held a supplemental draft after the regular draft and before the regular season.

The first six selections of the draft made at least one Pro Bowl, and three of the first 16 picks — Bruce Smith, Chris Doleman, and Jerry Rice — have been inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

For the second consecutive draft, there were no quarterbacks chosen in the first round (Day One).[3] The Buffalo Bills used the first overall pick of the draft to select defensive end Bruce Smith. Randall Cunningham was the first quarterback selected (second round) by the Philadelphia Eagles. Of note, University of Miami quarterback Bernie Kosar was taken by the Cleveland Browns in the supplemental draft several months later.

Player selections

= Pro Bowler [4] = Hall of Famer
* = compensatory selection
† = Pro Bowler[4]
‡ = Hall of Famer[5]
Positions key
C Center CB Cornerback DB Defensive back DE Defensive end[a]
DL Defensive lineman DT Defensive tackle FB Fullback FS Free safety
G Guard[b] K Kicker[c] KR Kickoff returner LB Linebacker
LS Long snapper MLB Middle linebacker[d] OT Offensive tackle OL Offensive lineman
OLB Outside linebacker[a] NT Nose tackle P Punter PR Punt returner
QB Quarterback RS Return specialist RB Running back S Safety
SS Strong safety TE Tight end WR Wide receiver
  1. ^ a b May sometimes be referred to as an edge rusher (EDGE)
  2. ^ Also known as offensive guard (OG)
  3. ^ Also known as placekicker (PK)
  4. ^ Also known as inside linebacker (ILB)
Rnd. Pick No. NFL team Player Pos. College Conf. Notes
1 1 Buffalo Bills Bruce Smith‡† DE Virginia Tech Ind.
1 2 Atlanta Falcons Bill Fralic † OG Pittsburgh Ind. (I-A)
from Houston via Minnesota
1 3 Houston Oilers Ray Childress † DT Texas A&M SWC
from Minnesota
1 4 Minnesota Vikings Chris Doleman‡† DE Pittsburgh Ind. (I-A)
from Atlanta
1 5 Indianapolis Colts Duane Bickett † LB USC Pac-10
1 6 Detroit Lions Lomas Brown † OT Florida SEC
1 7 Green Bay Packers Ken Ruettgers  OT USC Pac-10
from Cleveland via Buffalo
1 8 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Ron Holmes  DE Washington Pac-10
1 9 Philadelphia Eagles Kevin Allen  OT Indiana Big Ten
1 10 New York Jets Al Toon † WR Wisconsin Big Ten
1 11 Houston Oilers Richard Johnson  CB Wisconsin Big Ten
1 12 San Diego Chargers Jim Lachey † OT Ohio State Big Ten
1 13 Cincinnati Bengals Eddie Brown † WR Miami (FL) Ind. (I-A)
1 14 Buffalo Bills Derrick Burroughs  CB Memphis State Ind. (I-A)
from Green Bay
1 15 Kansas City Chiefs Ethan Horton † TE North Carolina ACC
1 16 San Francisco 49ers Jerry Rice‡† WR Mississippi Valley State SWAC
1 17 Dallas Cowboys Kevin Brooks  DE Michigan Big Ten
1 18 St. Louis Cardinals Freddie Joe Nunn  LB Ole Miss SEC
1 19 New York Giants George Adams  RB Kentucky SEC
1 20 Pittsburgh Steelers Darryl Sims  DT Wisconsin Big Ten
1 21 Los Angeles Rams Jerry Gray † CB Texas SWC
1 22 Chicago Bears William Perry  DT Clemson ACC
1 23 Los Angeles Raiders Jessie Hester  WR Florida State Ind. (I-A)
1 24 New Orleans Saints Alvin Toles  LB Tennessee SEC
from Washington
1 25 Cincinnati Bengals Emanuel King  LB Alabama SEC
from Seattle
1 26 Denver Broncos Steve Sewell  RB Oklahoma Big Eight
1 27 Miami Dolphins Lorenzo Hampton  RB Florida SEC
1 28 New England Patriots Trevor Matich  C BYU WAC
from San Francisco
2 29 Buffalo Bills Mark Traynowicz  OG Nebraska Big Eight
2 30 Minnesota Vikings Issiac Holt  CB Alcorn State SWAC
2 31 Denver Broncos Vance Johnson  WR Arizona Pac-10
from Houston
2 32 Indianapolis Colts Don Anderson  CB Purdue Big Ten
2 33 Washington Redskins Tory Nixon  CB San Diego State WAC
from St. Louis
2 34 Detroit Lions Kevin Glover † C Maryland ACC
2 35 Cleveland Browns Greg Allen  RB Florida State Ind. (I-A)
2 36 Houston Oilers Richard Byrd  DE Southern Miss Ind. (I-A)
from Tampa Bay via Denver
2 37 Philadelphia Eagles Randall Cunningham † QB UNLV PCAA
2 38 New Orleans Saints Daren Gilbert  OT Cal State Fullerton PCAA
2 39 San Diego Chargers Wayne Davis  CB Indiana State Ind. (I-AA)
2 40 New York Jets Lester Lyles  CB Virginia ACC
2 41 Kansas City Chiefs Jonathan Hayes  TE Iowa Big Ten
2 42 Buffalo Bills Chris Burkett  WR Jackson State SWAC
from Green Bay
2 43 Cincinnati Bengals Carl Zander  LB Tennessee SEC
2 44 Dallas Cowboys Jesse Penn  LB Virginia Tech Ind.
2 45 Atlanta Falcons Mike Gann  DE Notre Dame Ind. (I-A)
from St. Louis
2 46 New York Giants Stacy Robinson  WR North Dakota State NCC
2 47 Pittsburgh Steelers Mark Behning  OT Nebraska Big Eight
2 48 New England Patriots Garin Veris  DE Stanford Pac-10
2 49 Chicago Bears Reggie Phillips  CB SMU SWC
2 50 Los Angeles Rams Chuck Scott  WR Vanderbilt SEC
2 51 St. Louis Cardinals Scott Bergold  OT Wisconsin Big Ten
from Washington via Atlanta
2 52 New England Patriots Jim Bowman  CB Central Michigan MAC
from L. A. Raiders
2 53 Seattle Seahawks Owen Gill  RB Iowa Big Ten
2 54 Denver Broncos Simon Fletcher  DE Houston SWC
2 55 San Diego Chargers Jeffery Dale  S LSU SEC
from Miami
2 56 New England Patriots Ben Thomas  DE Auburn SEC
from San Francisco
3 57 Buffalo Bills Frank Reich  QB Maryland ACC
3 58 New York Giants Tyrone Davis  CB Clemson ACC
from Houston
3 59 Minnesota Vikings Kirk Lowdermilk  C Ohio State Big Ten
3 60 Minnesota Vikings Tim Meamber  LB Washington Pac-10
from Atlanta
3 61 Indianapolis Colts Anthony Young  S Temple Ind. (I-A)
3 62 Detroit Lions Johnson, JamesJames Johnson  LB San Diego State WAC
3 63 Buffalo Bills Hal Garner  LB Utah State Big West
from Cleveland
3 64 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Ervin Randle  LB Baylor SWC
3 65 Miami Dolphins George Little  DT Iowa Big Ten
from Philadelphia
3 66 Minnesota Vikings Tim Long  OT Memphis State Ind. (I-A)
from San Diego
3 67 New York Jets Donnie Elder  CB Memphis State Ind. (I-A)
3 68 New Orleans Saints Jack Del Rio † LB USC Pac-10
3 69 San Diego Chargers John Hendy  CB Long Beach State PCAA
from Kansas City
3 70 Cincinnati Bengals Sean Thomas  CB TCU SWC
3 71 Green Bay Packers Rich Moran  OG San Diego State WAC
3 72 St. Louis Cardinals Lance Smith  OT LSU SEC
3 73 New York Giants Brian Johnston  C North Carolina ACC
3 74 Pittsburgh Steelers Liffort Hobley  S LSU SEC
3 75 San Francisco 49ers Ricky Moore  RB Alabama SEC
from New England
3 76 Dallas Cowboys Crawford Ker  OG Florida SEC
3 77 Los Angeles Rams Dale Hatcher † P Clemson ACC
3 78 Chicago Bears James Maness  WR TCU SWC
3 79 Los Angeles Raiders Tim Moffett  WR Ole Miss SEC
3 80 Los Angeles Raiders Stefon Adams  CB East Carolina Ind. (I-A)
from Washington via Houston
3 81 Seattle Seahawks Danny Greene  WR Washington Pac-10
3 82 Houston Oilers Mike Kelley  C Notre Dame Ind. (I-A)
from Denver
3 83 Miami Dolphins Alex Moyer  LB Northwestern Big Ten
3 84 New England Patriots Audray McMillian † CB Houston SWC
from San Francisco
4 85 Minnesota Vikings Buster Rhymes  WR Oklahoma Big Eight
4 86 Buffalo Bills Andre Reed‡† WR Kutztown (PA) PSAC
4 87 Houston Oilers Tom Briehl  LB Stanford Pac-10
4 88 Indianapolis Colts Willie Broughton  DE Miami (FL) Ind. (I-A)
4 89 Atlanta Falcons Emile Harry  WR Stanford Pac-10
4 90 Detroit Lions Hancock, KevinKevin Hancock  LB Baylor SWC
4 91 Miami Dolphins Smith, KevinKevin Smith  DB UTEP WAC
from Cleveland
4 92 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Heaven, MikeMike Heaven  DB Illinois Big Ten
4 93 Philadelphia Eagles Naron, GregGreg Naron  OG North Carolina ACC
4 94 New York Jets Allen, DougDoug Allen  WR Arizona State Pac-10
4 95 New Orleans Saints Allen, BillyBilly Allen  DB Florida State Ind. (I-A)
4 96 San Diego Chargers Ralf Mojsiejenko † K Michigan State Big Ten
4 97 Cincinnati Bengals Anthony Tuggle  DB Nicholls State Gulf Star
4 98 Green Bay Packers Walter Stanley  WR Mesa State RMAC
4 99 Kansas City Chiefs Bob Olderman  OG Virginia ACC
4 100 New York Giants Mark Bavaro † TE Notre Dame Ind. (I-A)
4 101 Pittsburgh Steelers Dan Turk  C Wisconsin Big Ten
4 102 New England Patriots Tom Toth  OT Western Michigan MAC
4 103 Dallas Cowboys Robert Lavette  RB Georgia Tech ACC
4 104 St. Louis Cardinals Ron Wolfley † RB West Virginia Ind. (I-A)
4 105 Chicago Bears Kevin Butler  K Georgia SEC
4 106 Minnesota Vikings Kyle Morrell  DB BYU WAC
from L. A. Rams
4 107 Los Angeles Raiders Jamie Kimmel  LB Syracuse Ind. (I-A)
from Washington
4 108 New England Patriots Phelan, GeraldGerald Phelan  WR Boston College Ind. (I-A)
from L. A. Raiders
4 109 Seattle Seahawks Davis, TonyTony Davis  TE Missouri Big Eight
4 110 Denver Broncos Keli McGregor  TE Colorado State WAC
4 111 Miami Dolphins Jeff Dellenbach  OT Wisconsin Big Ten
4 112 Buffalo Bills Dale Hellestrae  OT SMU SWC
from San Francisco
5 113 Los Angeles Rams Kevin Greene‡† LB Auburn SEC
from Buffalo
5 114 Dallas Cowboys Herschel Walker † RB Georgia SEC
from Houston 1982 Heisman Trophy winner [6]
5 115 Minnesota Vikings Mark MacDonald  OG Boston College Ind. (I-A)
5 116 St. Louis Cardinals K. D. Dunn  TE Clemson ACC
from Atlanta
5 117 Indianapolis Colts Roger Caron  OT Harvard Ivy
5 118 Detroit Lions Joe McIntosh  RB NC State ACC
5 119 Dallas Cowboys Matt Darwin  C Texas A&M SWC
from Cleveland via Buffalo
5 120 New York Jets Troy Benson  LB Pittsburgh Ind. (I-A)
from Pittsburgh
5 121 Philadelphia Eagles Dwayne Jiles  LB Texas Tech SWC
5 122 Washington Redskins Raphel Cherry  DB Hawaii WAC
from New Orleans
5 123 Seattle Seahawks Napolitan, MarkMark Napolitan  C Michigan State Big Ten
from San Diego
5 124 New York Jets Luft, BrianBrian Luft  DT USC Pac-10
5 125 Green Bay Packers Brian Noble  LB Arizona State Pac-10
5 126 Kansas City Chiefs Bruce King  RB Purdue Big Ten
5 127 Cincinnati Bengals Tony Degrate  DT Texas SWC
5 128 Seattle Seahawks Arnold Brown  DB North Carolina Central CIAA
from Pittsburgh
5 129 Cincinnati Bengals Davis, LeeLee Davis  DB Ole Miss SEC
from New England
5 130 Buffalo Bills Jimmy Teal  WR Texas A&M SWC
from Dallas
5 131 St. Louis Cardinals Wong, LouisLouis Wong  OG BYU WAC
5 132 New York Giants Henderson, TracyTracy Henderson  WR Iowa State Big Eight
5 133 Houston Oilers Frank Bush  LB NC State ACC
from L. A. Rams via Kansas City
5 134 New York Jets Smith, TonyTony Smith  WR San Jose State PCAA
from Chicago
5 135 Los Angeles Raiders Dan Reeder  RB Delaware Yankee
5 136 Pittsburgh Steelers Cam Jacobs  LB Kentucky SEC
from Washington
5 137 Seattle Seahawks Johnnie Jones  RB Tennessee SEC
5 138 Houston Oilers Lee Johnson  K/P BYU WAC
from Denver
5 139 Denver Broncos Hinson, BillyBilly Hinson  OG Florida SEC
from Miami
5 140 San Francisco 49ers Bruce Collie  OT Texas–Arlington —
6 141 Buffalo Bills Mike Hamby  DT Utah State Big West
6 142 Minnesota Vikings Steve Bono † QB UCLA Pac-10
6 143 Los Angeles Raiders Rusty Hilger  QB Oklahoma State Big Eight
from Houston
6 144 Dallas Cowboys Kurt Ploeger  DE Gustavus Adolphus MIAC
from Indianapolis
6 145 Miami Dolphins George Shorthose  WR Missouri Big Eight
from Atlanta
6 146 Detroit Lions Short, StanStan Short  OG Penn State Ind. (I-A)
6 147 Cleveland Browns Mark Krerowicz  OG Ohio State Big Ten
6 148 Cincinnati Bengals Eric Stokes  OT Northeastern Ind. (I-AA)
from Tampa Bay
6 149 Kansas City Chiefs John Bostic  CB Bethune–Cookman MEAC
from Philadelphia
6 150 San Diego Chargers Terry Lewis  CB Michigan State Big Ten
6 151 New York Jets Deaton, JeffJeff Deaton  OG Stanford Pac-10
6 152 Atlanta Falcons Reggie Pleasant  CB Clemson ACC
from New Orleans
6 153 Houston Oilers Joe Krakowki  LB Washington Pac-10
from Kansas City
6 154 Cincinnati Bengals Lester, KeithKeith Lester  TE Murray State OVC
6 155 Green Bay Packers Mark Lewis  TE Texas A&M SWC
6 156 Philadelphia Eagles Ken Reeves  OT Texas A&M SWC
from New England
6 157 Dallas Cowboys Matt Moran  OG Stanford Pac-10
6 158 St. Louis Cardinals Jay Novacek † TE Wyoming WAC
6 159 New York Giants Jack Oliver  OG Memphis State Ind. (I-A)
6 160 Pittsburgh Steelers Gregg Carr  LB Auburn SEC
6 161 Los Angeles Rams Michael Young  WR UCLA Pac-10
from Chicago
6 162 Los Angeles Rams Damone Johnson  TE Cal Poly Western
6 163 Washington Redskins Danzell Lee  TE Lamar Southland
6 164 Minnesota Vikings Tim Newton  DT Florida SEC
from L. A. Raiders
6 165 New York Giants Pembrook, MarkMark Pembrook  DB Cal State Fullerton PCAA
from Seattle
6 166 New York Jets Rich Miano  S Hawaii WAC
from Denver
6 167 Miami Dolphins Ron Davenport  FB Louisville Ind. (I-A)
6 168 San Francisco 49ers Barry, ScottScott Barry  QB UC Davis NCAC
7 169 Buffalo Bills Ron Pitts  CB UCLA Pac-10
7 170 Houston Oilers Mike Akiu  WR Hawaii WAC
7 171 Green Bay Packers Eric Wilson  LB Maryland ACC
from Minnesota
7 172 Cincinnati Bengals Locklin, KimKim Locklin  RB New Mexico State Big West
from Atlanta
7 173 Indianapolis Colts James Harbour  WR Ole Miss SEC
7 174 Detroit Lions Staten, TonyTony Staten  DB Angelo State LSC
7 175 Cleveland Browns Reggie Langhorne  WR Elizabeth City State CIAA
7 176 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Mike Prior  FS Illinois State MVC
7 177 Washington Redskins Harris, JamieJamie Harris  WR Oklahoma State Big Eight
from Philadelphia
7 178 Dallas Cowboys Karl Powe  WR Alabama State SWAC
from N. Y. Jets via Kansas City
7 179 New Orleans Saints Eric Martin † WR LSU SEC
7 180 Kansas City Chiefs Thompson, VinceVince Thompson  DE Missouri Western CSIC
from San Diego
7 181 Cincinnati Bengals Joe Walter  OT Texas Tech SWC
7 182 Green Bay Packers Gary Ellerson  RB Wisconsin Big Ten
7 183 Kansas City Chiefs Heffernan, DaveDave Heffernan  OG Miami (FL) Ind. (I-A)
7 184 Dallas Cowboys Jim Herrmann  DE BYU WAC
7 185 Washington Redskins Lionel Vital  RB Nicholls State Gulf Star
from St. Louis via Kansas City
7 186 Los Angeles Raiders Kevin Belcher  OT Wisconsin Big Ten
from N. Y. Giants
7 187 Pittsburgh Steelers Andrews, AlanAlan Andrews  TE Rutgers Ind. (I-A)
7 188 Los Angeles Raiders Mark Pattison  WR Washington Pac-10
from New England
7 189 Los Angeles Rams Danny Bradley  RB Oklahoma Big Eight
7 190 Chicago Bears Charles Bennett  DE Southwestern Louisiana Ind. (I-A)
7 191 Los Angeles Raiders Bret Clark  S Nebraska Big Eight
7 192 Los Angeles Raiders Nick Haden  C Penn State Ind. (I-A)
from Washington via New England
7 193 Seattle Seahawks Ron Mattes  OT Virginia ACC
7 194 Denver Broncos Cameron, DallasDallas Cameron  DT Miami (FL) Ind. (I-A)
7 195 Miami Dolphins Fuad Reveiz † K Tennessee SEC
7 196 San Diego Chargers Mark Fellows  LB Montana State Big Sky
from San Francisco
8 198 Minnesota Vikings Blair, NikitaNikita Blair  LB UTEP WAC
8 199 Houston Oilers Chuck Thomas  C Oklahoma Big Eight
8 200 Indianapolis Colts Nichols, RickyRicky Nichols  WR East Carolina Ind. (I-A)
8 201 Atlanta Falcons Lee, AshleyAshley Lee  DB Virginia Tech N/A
8 202 Detroit Lions Scott Caldwell  RB Texas–Arlington —
8 203 Cleveland Browns Fred Ray Banks  WR Liberty Ind. (Div. II)
8 204 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Phil Freeman  WR Arizona State Pac-10
8 205 Philadelphia Eagles Polley, TomTom Polley  LB UNLV PCAA
8 206 New Orleans Saints Joe Kohlbrand  LB Miami (FL) Ind. (I-A)
8 207 San Diego Chargers Curtis Adams  RB Central Michigan MAC
8 208 New York Jets Matt Monger  LB Oklahoma State Big Eight
8 209 Green Bay Packers Ken Stills  DB Wisconsin Big Ten
8 210 Kansas City Chiefs Ira Hillary  WR South Carolina Ind. (I-A)
8 211 Cincinnati Bengals Strobel, DaveDave Strobel  LB Iowa Big Ten
8 212 St. Louis Cardinals Monaco, RobRob Monaco  OG Vanderbilt SEC
8 213 New York Giants Lee Rouson  RB Colorado Big Eight
8 214 Pittsburgh Steelers Harry Newsome  P Wake Forest ACC
8 215 Atlanta Falcons Ronnie Washington  LB Northeast Louisiana Southland
8 216 Dallas Cowboys Leon Gonzalez  WR Bethune–Cookman MEAC
8 217 Chicago Bears Steve Buxton  T Indiana State Ind. (I-AA)
8 218 Los Angeles Rams McIntyre, MarlonMarlon McIntyre  RB Pittsburgh Ind. (I-A)
8 219 Washington Redskins Barry Wilburn  DB Ole Miss SEC
8 220 Los Angeles Raiders Wingate, LeonardLeonard Wingate  DT South Carolina State MEAC
8 221 Seattle Seahawks Lewis, JudiousJudious Lewis  WR Arkansas State N/A
8 222 Denver Broncos Riley, EricEric Riley  DB Florida State Ind. (I-A)
8 223 Miami Dolphins Dan Sharp  TE TCU SWC
8 224 New England Patriots Milford Hodge  DT Washington State Pac-10
9 225 Buffalo Bills Jones, GlennGlenn Jones  DB Norfolk State CIAA
9 226 Houston Oilers Steve Tasker † WR Northwestern Big Ten
9 227 Minnesota Vikings Covington, JamieJamie Covington  RB Syracuse Ind. (I-A)
9 228 Atlanta Falcons Moon, MicahMicah Moon  LB North Carolina ACC
9 229 Indianapolis Colts Mark Boyer  TE USC Pac-10
9 230 Detroit Lions June James  LB Texas SWC
9 231 Philadelphia Eagles Dave Toub  C UTEP WAC
9 232 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Calabria, SteveSteve Calabria  QB Colgate Ind. (I-AA)
9 233 Philadelphia Eagles Joe Drake  DT Arizona Pac-10
9 234 San Diego Chargers Berner, PaulPaul Berner  QB Pacific N/A
9 235 New York Jets Waters, MikeMike Waters  RB San Diego State WAC
9 236 New Orleans Saints Johnson, EarlEarl Johnson  DB South Carolina Ind. (I-A)
9 237 Kansas City Chiefs Armentrout, MikeMike Armentrout  DB Southwest Missouri State AMCU
9 238 Cincinnati Bengals Cruise, KeithKeith Cruise  DE Northwestern Big Ten
9 239 Green Bay Packers Johnson, MorrisMorris Johnson  OG Alabama A&M SIAC
9 240 New York Giants Wright, FrankFrank Wright  DT South Carolina Ind. (I-A)
9 241 Pittsburgh Steelers Small, FredFred Small  LB Washington Pac-10
9 242 Pittsburgh Steelers Harris, AndreAndre Harris  DB Minnesota Big Ten
9 243 Dallas Cowboys Scott Strasburger  LB Nebraska Big Eight
9 244 St. Louis Cardinals Scott Williams  TE Georgia SEC
9 245 Los Angeles Rams Swanson, GaryGary Swanson  LB Cal Poly Western
9 246 Los Angeles Raiders Sydnor, ChrisChris Sydnor  DB Penn State Ind. (I-A)
9 247 Washington Redskins Geier, MitchMitch Geier  OG Troy State Gulf South
9 248 Seattle Seahawks Bob Otto  DE Idaho State Big Sky
9 249 Denver Broncos Smith, DarylDaryl Smith  DB North Alabama Gulf South
9 250 Chicago Bears Thomas Sanders  RB Texas A&M SWC
9 251 Miami Dolphins Hinds, AdamAdam Hinds  DB Oklahoma State Big Eight
9 252 San Diego Chargers Dan Remsberg  T Abilene Christian LSC
10 253 Buffalo Bills Babyar, ChrisChris Babyar  OG Illinois Big Ten
10 254 Minnesota Vikings Johnson, JuanJuan Johnson  WR Langston Ind. (NAIA)
10 255 Houston Oilers Mike Golic  DE Notre Dame Ind. (I-A)
10 256 Indianapolis Colts Pinesett, AndreAndre Pinesett  DT Cal State Fullerton PCAA
10 257 Atlanta Falcons Martin, BrentBrent Martin  C Stanford Pac-10
10 258 Detroit Lions Clayton Beauford  WR Auburn SEC
10 259 Cleveland Browns Larry Williams  OG Notre Dame Ind. (I-A)
10 260 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Donald Igwebuike  K Clemson ACC
10 261 Philadelphia Eagles Mark Kelso  DB William & Mary Ind. (I-AA)
10 262 New York Jets Kerry Glenn  DB Minnesota Big Ten
10 263 Washington Redskins Terry Orr  TE Texas SWC
10 264 San Diego Chargers David King  DB Auburn SEC
10 265 Cincinnati Bengals King, BernardBernard King  LB Syracuse Ind. (I-A)
10 266 Green Bay Packers Ronnie Burgess  DB Wake Forest ACC
10 267 Kansas City Chiefs Jeff Smith  RB Nebraska Big Eight
10 268 Pittsburgh Steelers White, OliverOliver White  TE Kentucky SEC
10 269 Denver Broncos Funck, BuddyBuddy Funck  QB New Mexico WAC
10 270 Dallas Cowboys Joe Jones  TE Virginia Tech Ind.
10 271 St. Louis Cardinals Williams, DennisDennis Williams  RB Furman SoCon
10 272 New York Giants Dubroc, GreggGregg Dubroc  LB LSU SEC
10 273 Chicago Bears Coryatt, PatPat Coryatt  DT Baylor SWC
10 274 Los Angeles Rams Duval Love † OG UCLA Pac-10
10 275 Los Angeles Raiders Reggie McKenzie  LB Tennessee SEC
10 276 Los Angeles Raiders Myres, AlbertAlbert Myres  DB Tulsa MVC
10 277 Seattle Seahawks Conner, JohnJohn Conner  QB Arizona Pac-10
10 278 Denver Broncos Anderson, RonRon Anderson  LB SMU SWC
10 279 Miami Dolphins Pendleton, MikeMike Pendleton  N/A Indiana Big Ten
10 280 Seattle Seahawks Bowers, JamesJames Bowers  DB Memphis State Ind. (I-A)
11 281 Houston Oilers Willie Drewrey  WR West Virginia Ind. (I-A)
11 282 Buffalo Bills Seawright, JamesJames Seawright  LB South Carolina Ind. (I-A)
11 283 Minnesota Vikings Williams, TimTim Williams  DB North Carolina A&T MEAC
11 284 Atlanta Falcons Ayres, JohnJohn Ayres  DB Illinois Big Ten
11 285 Los Angeles Rams Doug Flutie  QB Boston College Ind. (I-A)
1984 Heisman Trophy winner[7]
11 286 Detroit Lions Harris, KevinKevin Harris  DB Georgia SEC
11 287 Cleveland Browns Travis Tucker  TE Southern Connecticut Ind. (Div. II)
11 288 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Williams, PunkinPunkin Williams  RB Memphis State Ind. (I-A)
11 289 Philadelphia Eagles Herman Hunter  RB Tennessee State Ind. (I-AA)
11 290 Washington Redskins Raleigh McKenzie  OG Tennessee SEC
11 291 San Diego Chargers Smith, JeffJeff Smith  DT Kentucky SEC
11 292 New York Jets White, BradBrad White  DE Texas Tech SWC
11 293 Kansas City Chiefs Jackson, ChrisChris Jackson  C SMU SWC
11 294 Green Bay Packers Joe Shield  QB Trinity (CT) Ind. (Div. III)
11 295 New England Patriots Lewis, PaulPaul Lewis  RB Boston University Yankee
11 296 Cincinnati Bengals Stanfield, HaroldHarold Stanfield  TE Mississippi College Gulf South
11 297 Dallas Cowboys Neal Dellocono  LB UCLA Pac-10
11 298 St. Louis Cardinals Ricky Anderson  K Vanderbilt SEC
11 299 New York Giants Young, AlAl Young  DB Virginia Tech Ind.
11 300 Pittsburgh Steelers Matichak, TerryTerry Matichak  DB Missouri Big Eight
11 301 Los Angeles Rams Brown, KevinKevin Brown  DB Northwestern Big Ten
11 302 Chicago Bears Jim Morrissey  LB Michigan State Big Ten
11 303 Los Angeles Raiders Steve Strachan  RB Boston College Ind. (I-A)
11 304 Washington Redskins Garry Kimble  DB Sam Houston State Gulf Star
11 305 Seattle Seahawks Louis Cooper  LB Western Carolina SoCon
11 306 Denver Broncos Rolle, GaryGary Rolle  WR Florida SEC
11 307 Miami Dolphins Jones, MikeMike Jones  RB Tulane Ind. (I-A)
11 308 San Francisco 49ers Wood, DavidDavid Wood  DE Arizona Pac-10
12 309 Washington Redskins Dean Hamel  DT Tulsa MVC
12 310 Minnesota Vikings Jones, ByronByron Jones  DT Tulsa MVC
12 311 Houston Oilers Vonder Haar, MarkMark Vonder Haar  DT Minnesota Big Ten
12 312 Indianapolis Colts Dave Burnette  T Central Arkansas Arkansas
12 313 Atlanta Falcons Ken Whisenhunt  TE Georgia Tech ACC
12 314 Detroit Lions Weaver, MikeMike Weaver  OG Georgia SEC
12 315 Cleveland Browns Shane Swanson  WR Nebraska Big Eight
12 316 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Jim Rockford  DB Oklahoma Big Eight
12 317 Philadelphia Eagles Russell, ToddTodd Russell  DB Boston College Ind. (I-A)
12 318 San Diego Chargers Simmons, TonyTony Simmons  DE Tennessee SEC
12 319 New York Jets Wallace, BillBill Wallace  WR Pittsburgh Ind. (I-A)
12 320 New Orleans Saints Songy, TregTreg Songy  DB Tulane Ind. (I-A)
12 321 Kansas City Chiefs Harper LeBel  C Colorado State WAC
12 322 Cincinnati Bengals Garza, LouisLouis Garza  T New Mexico State Big West
12 323 Green Bay Packers Meyer, JimJim Meyer  P Arizona State Pac-10
12 324 Dallas Cowboys Jordan, KarlKarl Jordan  LB Vanderbilt SEC
12 325 St. Louis Cardinals Lonnie Young  DB Michigan State Big Ten
12 326 New York Giants Herb Welch  DB UCLA Pac-10
12 327 Pittsburgh Steelers Sanchez, JeffJeff Sanchez  DB Georgia SEC
12 328 New England Patriots Tony Mumford  RB Penn State Ind. (I-A)
12 329 San Diego Chargers Pearson, BretBret Pearson  TE Wisconsin Big Ten
12 330 Tampa Bay Buccaneers James Melka  LB Wisconsin Big Ten
12 331 Washington Redskins Winn, BryantBryant Winn  LB Houston SWC
12 332 Los Angeles Raiders Polk, RaymondRaymond Polk  DB Oklahoma State Big Eight
12 333 Buffalo Bills Woodside, PaulPaul Woodside  K West Virginia Ind. (I-A)
12 334 Denver Broncos Dan Lynch  OG Washington State Pac-10
12 335 Miami Dolphins Noble, RayRay Noble  DB California Pac-10
12 336 San Francisco 49ers Donald Chumley  DT Georgia SEC

Supplemental draft

Rnd. Pick No. NFL team Player Pos. College Conf. Notes
1 Cleveland Browns Bernie Kosar † QB Miami (FL) Ind. (I-A)
8 San Francisco 49ers Snipes, RooseveltRoosevelt Snipes  RB Florida State Ind. (I-A)

Hall of Famers

  • Bruce Smith, defensive end from Virginia Tech, taken in 1st round 1st overall by Buffalo Bills
Inducted: Professional Football Hall of Fame class of 2009.[8]
  • Jerry Rice, wide receiver from Mississippi Valley State, taken in 1st round 16th overall by San Francisco 49ers
Inducted: Professional Football Hall of Fame class of 2010.[9]
  • Chris Doleman, defensive end from Pittsburgh, taken in 1st round 4th overall by Minnesota Vikings
Inducted: Professional Football Hall of Fame class of 2012.[10]
Inducted: Professional Football Hall of Fame class of 2014.[11]
  • Kevin Greene, linebacker from Auburn, taken in 5th round 113rd overall by Los Angeles Rams
Inducted: Professional Football Hall of Fame class of 2016.

Notable undrafted players

† = Pro Bowler[4]
Original NFL team Player Pos. College Conf. Notes
Atlanta Falcons Rick Donnelly  P Wyoming WAC
Atlanta Falcons Tiger Greene  S Western Carolina SoCon
Atlanta Falcons Art Price  LB Wisconsin Big Ten
Atlanta Falcons Leon Thomasson  CB Texas Southern SWAC
Buffalo Bills Alex Carter  DE Tennessee State Ind. (I-AA)
Buffalo Bills Scott Fulhage  P Kansas State Big Eight
Buffalo Bills Todd Schlopy  K Michigan Big Ten
Chicago Bears Don Kindt Jr.  TE Wisconsin–La Crosse WSUC
Chicago Bears Ken Knapczyk  WR Northern Iowa AMCU
Chicago Bears Keith Ortego  WR McNeese State Southland
Chicago Bears Ken Taylor  CB Oregon State Pac-10
Chicago Bears Mike Tomczak  QB Ohio State Big Ten
Cleveland Browns Steve Collier  T Bethune–Cookman MEAC
Cleveland Browns Herman Fontenot  RB LSU SEC
Cleveland Browns Paul Tripoli  DB Alabama SEC
Cleveland Browns Felix Wright  S Drake MVC
Dallas Cowboys Pete McCartney  T Louisville Ind. (I-A)
Dallas Cowboys Keith McDonald  WR San Jose State PCAA
Dallas Cowboys Bryan Wagner  P Cal State Northridge Western
Denver Broncos Steve Boadway  LB Arizona Pac-10
Denver Broncos Greg Kragen † NT Utah State Big West
Denver Broncos Bill Lobenstein  DE Wisconsin–Whitewater WSUC
Detroit Lions Scott Barrows  OG West Virginia Ind. (I-A)
Detroit Lions Gary Mullen  WR West Virginia Ind. (I-A)
Green Bay Packers Paul Ott Carruth  RB Alabama SEC
Houston Oilers Mike Clendenen  K Houston SWC
Indianapolis Colts Carl Aikens  WR Northern Illinois MAC
Indianapolis Colts Lamonte Hunley  LB Arizona Pac-10
Kansas City Chiefs Kelly Goodburn  P Emporia State —
Kansas City Chiefs Chris Smith  RB Notre Dame Ind. (I-A)
Los Angeles Rams Dieter Brock  QB Jacksonville State Gulf South
Los Angeles Raiders Rod Barksdale  WR Arizona Pac-10
Los Angeles Raiders Vincent Gamache  P Cal State Fullerton PCAA
Los Angeles Raiders Mike Prindle  K Western Michigan MAC
Minnesota Vikings Larry Miller  QB Northern Iowa AMCU
New England Patriots Jon Norris  DE American International NE-10
New England Patriots Jack Peavey  C Troy State Gulf South
New Orleans Saints Arnold Campbell  DE Alcorn State SWAC
New Orleans Saints Brett Maxie  S Texas Southern SWAC
New York Giants Nick Kowgios  RB Lafayette Ind. (I-AA)
Pittsburgh Steelers Dave Edwards  S Illinois Big Ten
Pittsburgh Steelers Preston Gothard  TE Alabama SEC
Pittsburgh Steelers Cornell Gowdy  S Morgan State MEAC
San Diego Chargers Timmie Ware  WR USC Pac-10
San Francisco 49ers Derek Bunch  LB Michigan State Big Ten
San Francisco 49ers Wymon Henderson  CB UNLV PCAA
San Francisco 49ers Charles Huff  DB Presbyterian SAC
Seattle Seahawks Jimmy Colquitt  P Tennessee SEC
Seattle Seahawks Julio Cortes  LB Miami (FL) Ind. (I-A)
Seattle Seahawks Dale Dorning  DE Oregon Pac-10
Seattle Seahawks Gale Gilbert  QB California Pac-10
Seattle Seahawks Darrel Hopper  DB USC Pac-10
Seattle Seahawks Tom Neville  OG Fresno State PCAA
Seattle Seahawks Eugene Robinson † S Colgate Ind. (I-AA)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Joe Johnson  WR Notre Dame Ind. (I-A)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Calvin Magee  TE Southern SWAC
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Rick Schulte  OG Illinois Big Ten
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Alan Veingrad  OT East Texas State LSC
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Paul Vogel  LB South Carolina Ind. (I-A)
Washington Redskins Reggie Branch  RB East Carolina Ind. (I-A)
Washington Redskins Dan Coleman  DE Murray State OVC
Washington Redskins Mike Wooten  T VMI SoCon

Notes and references

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  2. ^ Salomone, Dan (October 2, 2014). "NFL Draft headed to Chicago in 2015". Giants.com. New York Giants. Archived from the original on September 30, 2015. Retrieved June 3, 2015.
  3. ^ NFL Draft History: Quarterback Draft Class Facts and Figures
  4. ^ a b c Players are identified as a Pro Bowler if they were selected for the Pro Bowl at any time in their career.
  5. ^ Players are identified as a Hall of Famer if they have been inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
  6. ^ Herschel Walker, 1982 Heisman Trophy winner "Heisman Trophy". Archived from the original on October 4, 2013. Retrieved August 14, 2013.
  7. ^ "Heisman Trophy". Archived from the original on June 9, 2007. Retrieved August 4, 2008.
  8. ^ List of 2000s Hall of Fame Inductee's at profootballhof.com "Hall of Famers by Year of Induction: Class of 2009". Pro Football Hall of Fame website. Archived from the original on July 31, 2008. Retrieved October 11, 2008.
  9. ^ Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2010 announced "Pro Football Hall of Fame". Archived from the original on February 7, 2010. Retrieved February 7, 2010.
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