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UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE FOOTBALL VOLS IN THE NFL DRAFT Year Name Pos. Rnd Pick Team Year Name Pos. Rnd Pick Team 1936 Roy Rose End 4 36 NY Giants Lebron Shields Tackle 22 256 Detroit 1937 Phil Dickens Back 6 52 Chi. Cardinals 1960 NFL Jerry DeLucca Tackle (Expansion) Dallas Rangers 1939 Babe Wood Back 8 76 Chi. Bears 1960 AFL Joe Schaffer Tackle -- -- Buffalo Bowden Wyatt End 11 101 Chi. Cardinals Lebron Shields Tackle -- -- Denver 1940 George Cafego Back 1 1 Chi. Cardinals 1961 NFL Mike Lucci Center 5 -- Cleveland Jim Rike Center 4 36 Detroit Billy Majors Back 12 -- Philadelphia Boyd Clay Tackle 11 105 Cleveland Charlie Baker Tackle 20 -- Cleveland Sam Bartholomew Back 11 108 Washington Lebron Shields Tackle (Expansion) Minnesota Len Coffman Back 14 134 Brooklyn 1961 AFL Bill Majors Halfback 9 -- Buffalo 1941 Marshall “Abe” Shires Tackle 2 14 Cleveland Mike Lucci Center 20 -- LA Chargers Bob Foxx Back 3 17 Chi. Cardinals Charlie Baker Tackle 22 -- Buffalo Bob Suffridge Guard 6 42 Pittsburgh 1962 NFL Glenn Glass Halfback 17 -- Chicago Bears Ed Cifers End 6 50 Washington 1962 AFL Glenn Glass Halfback 2 -- Buffalo 1942 Johnny Butler Back 5 51 Pittsburgh Mike Stratton End 13 -- Buffalo Ray Graves Center 7 73 Philadelphia 1964 NFL Dick Evey Tackle 1 -- Chicago Bears Ike Peel Back 13 132 Cleveland Bob Zvolerin Tackle 12 -- Washington Don Edmiston Tackle 15 160 Chicago Bears Ed Beard Tackle 14 -- San Francisco 1943 Al Hust End 3 29 Chi. Cardinals 1964 AFL Dick Evey Tackle 2 -- Buffalo 1944 Bob Cifers Back 2 14 Detroit Ed Beard Tackle 20 -- Oakland Jim Gaffney Back 13 149 Washington 1965 NFL Steve DeLong Tackle 1 -- Chicago Bears Jim Myers Guard 13 151 Pittsburgh Whit Canale Fullback 17 -- Pittsburgh Bud Hubbell End 13 152 Cleveland 1965 AFL Steve DeLong Tackle 1 -- San Diego 1945 Bob Dobelstein Guard 2 28 Chi. Cardinals 1966 NFL Tom Fisher LB 3 -- NY Giants Casey Stephenson Back 5 65 Green Bay Frank Emanuel LB 4 -- Phildelphia Dick Huffman Tackle 7 81 Cleveland Stan Mitchell FB 8 -- Washington Art Brandau Center 8 89 Pittsburgh Austin Denney End 11 -- Dallas Roy Cross End 8 90 Brooklyn Bob Petrella DB 12 -- Minnesota Billy Bevis Back 10 119 NY Giants Hal Wantland HB 16 -- Washington Jim Chadwell Tackle 21 240 NY Giants 1966 AFL Frank Emanuel LB 3 -- Miami Russ Morrow Center 22 247 Detroit Bob Petrella DB 8 -- Miami 1946 Walter Slater Back 3 27 Philadelphia Tom Fisher LB 1 (Redshirt) Houston Jim Vugrin Guard 26 251 Chi. Cardinals Austin Denney End 2 (Redshirt) New York Jets Bob Long Back 26 257 Philadelphia John Crumbacher Tackle 4 (Redshirt) Oakland 1947 NFL Max Partin Back 7 72 LA Rams 1967 Paul Naumoff LB 3 60 Detroit Denver Crawford Tackle 13 129 Green Bay Ron Widby K 4 81 New Orleans Billy Gold Back 14 138 Washington John Mills End 8 199 San Diego Bill Hillman Back 25 245 Detroit Harold Stancell DB 9 231 Philadelphia 1947 AAFC Bud Hubbell End 9 65 Miami Doug Archibald DB 16 405 New York Jets Walter Slater Back 13 102 San Francisco 1968 Bob Johnson C 1 2 Cincinnati 1948 Jim Powell End 28 -- Chi. Cardinals Dewey Warren QB 6 155 Cincinnati 1949 NFL Al Russas End 13 -- Detroit Walter Chadwick RB 6 164 Green Bay Bob Lund Back 14 -- Philadelphia John Boynton T 7 172 Miami 1949 AAFC Al Russas End 10 75 Buffalo Elliot Gammage TE 8 209 San Diego Bob Lund Back 11 84 San Francisco Joe Graham G 15 394 Philadelphia 1950 Norm Meseroll Tackle 15 184 NY Bulldogs Charley Fulton RB 16 413 Boston 1951 Jack Stroud Tackle 5 60 NY Giants 1969 Richmond Flowers FL 2 49 Dallas J.W. Sherrill Back 10 119 Chicago Bears Karl Kremser K 5 128 Miami Jimmy Hill Back 15 176 Detroit Jim Weatherford DB 15 366 Atlanta Bud Sherrod End 17 204 NY Giants Chick McGeehan FL 15 375 Miami Bill Pearman Guard 26 307 Pittsburgh Bill Justus DB 15 386 Dallas John Gruble End 30 354 Pittsburgh 1970 Jack Reynolds LB 1 22 LA Rams 1952 Bert Rechichar Back 1 10 Cleveland Steve Kiner LB 3 73 Dallas Gordon Polofsky Back 5 60 LA Rams Herman Weaver P 9 227 Detroit Herky Payne Back 9 101 Pittsburgh Pete Athas DB 10 257 Dallas Andy Kozar Back 12 139 Chicago Bears Ken DeLong TE 15 387 Dallas Vince Kaseta End 16 181 NY Yankees Frank Yanossy DT 16 392 Pittsburgh Hank Lauricella Back 17 201 Detroit 1971 Lester McClain WR 9 220 Chicago Bears Ted Daffer Guard 21 247 Chicago Bears Bobby Scott QB 14 340 New Orleans Charlie Stokes Tackle 26 302 Green Bay Chip Kell C 17 429 San Diego 1953 Doug Atkins Tackle 1 11 Cleveland 1972 Bobby Majors DB 3 76 Philadelphia Frank Holohan Tackle 10 -- Pittsburgh George Hunt K 5 122 Cleveland Andy Myers Guard 30 -- Cleveland Jackie Walker LB 6 148 San Francisco Jim Haslam Tackle 24 -- Green Bay Curt Watson RB 6 150 New Orleans Ed Morgan Back 24 -- San Francisco Ray Nettles LB 6 155 Miami John Michels Guard 25 -- Philadelphia Gary Theiler TE 12 308 Baltimore Pat Shires Back 29 -- Washington Joe Balthrop G 16 397 New Orleans 1954 Bill Barbish Back 8 94 Cleveland 1973 Jamie Rotella LB 3 62 Baltimore Bob Fisher Tackle 10 114 Pittsburgh Conrad Graham DB 8 187 Chicago Bears 1955 Darris McCord Tackle 3 35 Detroit Carl Johnson LB 10 254 Dallas Ed Nickla Guard 14 166 Chicago Bears Richard Earl T 11 265 Buffalo Pat Oleksiak Back 18 215 Detroit 1974 Bill Rudder RB 3 59 San Diego Jimmy Wade Back 20 237 Philadelphia Haskel Stanback RB 5 114 Cincinnati Lamar Leachman Center 30 360 Cleveland Eddie Brown DB 8 199 Cleveland 1956 Tom Tracy Back 5 49 Detroit Gary Valbuena QB 10 260 Miami Buddy Cruze End 12 142 Chicago Bears Gene Killian G-T 16 413 Dallas 1957 John Gordy Tackle 2 23 Detroit 1975 Neil Clabo P 10 258 Minnesota 1957 Frank Kolinsky Tackle 28 328 Pittsburgh Condredge Holloway QB 12 306 New England RECORDS BOOK 1958 Bill Anderson Back 3 30 Washington Ricky Townsend K 13 314 NY Giants Bobby Gordon Back 6 62 Chi. Cardinals Paul Careathers RB 15 389 Oakland Al Carter Back 22 256 Chicago Bears 1976 Ron McCartney LB 2 53 LA Rams Bobby Sandlin Back 24 284 Baltimore Tommy West LB 16 433 Tampa Bay 1959 Carl Smith Back 9 101 Detroit 1977 Stanley Morgan WR 1 25 New England 2006 Tennessee Football 2006 GUIDE Year Name Pos. Rnd Pick Team Year Name Pos. Rnd Pick Team Larry Seivers WR 4 111 Seattle Charlie Garner RB 2 42 Philadelphia Mickey Marvin G 4 112 Oakland Cory Fleming WR 3 87 San Francisco Andy Spiva LB 5 135 St. Louis Shane Bonham DT 3 93 Detroit 1978 Craig Colquitt P 3 76 Pittsburgh Horace Morris LB 5 152 New York Jets Jesse Turnbow DT 8 205 Cleveland 1995 James Stewart RB 1 19 Jacksonville Russ Williams DB 9 250 Dallas Ronald Davis DB 2 41 Atlanta Brent Watson T 10 261 Cleveland Aaron Hayden RB 4 104 San Diego Pat Ryan QB 11 281 New York Jets Ben Talley LB 4 133 NY Giants 1979 Robert Shaw C 1 27 Dallas Jerry Colquit (forfeited) QB 6 191 Carolina Jeff Moore WR 3 58 LA Rams Billy Williams WR 7 212 Arizona Kelsey Finch RB 12 311 New Orleans Reggie Cobb RB (Expansion) Jacksonville 1980 Roland James DB 1 14 New England Tom Myslinski G-C (Expansion) Jacksonville Craig Puki LB 3 77 San Francisco Dave Thomas DB (Expansion) Jacksonville 1981 Tim Irwin T 3 74 Minnesota 1996 Jason Layman T 2 48 Houston Danny Spradlin LB 5 137 Dallas DeRon Jenkins DB 2 55 Baltimore Alan Duncan K 7 174 Philadelphia Shane Burton DT 5 150 Miami Hubert Simpson RB 10 258 Cincinnati Nilo Silvan WR 6 180 Tampa Bay Brad White DT 12 310 Tampa Bay Scott Galyon LB 6 182 NY Giants 1982 Anthony Hancock WR 1 11 Kansas City Steve White LB 6 194 Philadelphia Brian Ingram LB 4 111 New England Leslie Ratliffe T 7 213 Denver Lamont Jeffers LB 6 153 Washington Jeff Smith C 7 241 Kansas City Terry Daniels DB 10 265 Washington 1997 Joey Kent WR 2 46 Houston 1983 Willie Gault WR 1 18 Chicago Jay Graham RB 3 64 Baltimore Darryal Wilson WR 2 47 New England Ray Austin DB 5 145 New York Jets Mike Cofer DE 3 67 Detroit 1998 Peyton Manning QB 1 1 Indianapolis Mike Miller WR 4 104 Green Bay Terry Fair DB 1 20 Detroit Lee Jenkins DB 11 281 NY Giants Marcus Nash WR 1 30 Denver 1984 Clyde Duncan WR 1 17 St. Louis Leonard Little DE 3 65 St. Louis Reggie White DE 1 4 Phila. (Suppl.) Jonathan Brown DE 3 90 Green Bay Mark Studaway DE 4 85 Houston Trey Teague C 7 200 Denver Curt Singer T 6 167 Washington Andy McCullough WR 7 204 New Orleans Randall Morris RB 10 270 Seattle Corey Gaines DB 7 231 Indianapolis Lenny Taylor WR 12 313 Green Bay 1999 Al Wilson LB 1 31 Denver Glenn Streno C 12 327 Detroit Peerless Price WR 2 53 Buffalo 1985 Alvin Toles LB 1 24 New Orleans Shawn Bryson RB 3 86 Buffalo Carl Zander LB 2 43 Cincinnati Steve Johnson DB 6 170 Seattle Johnnie Jones RB 5 137 Seattle Jeff Hall K 6 181 Washington Fuad Reveiz K 7 195 Miami Corey Terry DE 7 250 Indianapolis Reggie McKenzie LB 10 275 LA Raiders 2000 Jamal Lewis RB 1 5 Baltimore Raleigh McKenzie G 11 290 Washington Shaun Ellis DE 1 12 New York Jets Tony Simmons DE 12 318 San Diego Raynoch Thompson LB 2 41 Arizona 1986 Tim McGee WR 1 21 Cincinnati Chad Clifton T 2 44 Green Bay Jeff Powell RB 6 166 Chicago Dwayne Goodrich DB 2 49 Dallas Eric Swanson WR 7 170 St.
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