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BOILERMAKER NFL Dra History FOOTBALL 1936 1949 NFL 3 — Frank Loebs, E, New York Giants, 27th 2 — Bob DeMoss, B, Boston Yanks, 13* 5 — Wayne Sandefur, B, Pi sburgh Pirates, 39* 6 — Abe Gibron, G, New York Giants, 55* 10 — George Buksar, B, Los Angeles Rams, 94* 1937 14 — Norb Adams, B, New York Giants, 135 1 — Johnny Drake, B, Cleveland Rams, 10* 22 — Bill Sprang, C, Chicago Cardinals, 220 6 — George Bell, G, Detroit Lions, 57 1949 AAFC Secret 1938 1 — Abe Gibron, G, Buff alo Bills* 1 — Cecil Isbell, B, Green Bay Packers, 7* 3 — Marty Schreyer, T, Green Bay Packers, 22 1949 AAFC 8 — Clem Woltman, T, Philadelphia Eagles, 62* 10 — Norb Adams, B, Cleveland Browns, 77 28 — Bob DeMoss, B, Bal more Colts, 183* 1939 3 — Joe Milhal, T, Philadelphia Eagles, 19* 1950 7 — Tony Ippolito, B, Philadelphia Eagles, 54* 3 — Lou Karras, T, Washington Redskins, 32 11 — Paul Humphrey, C, Philadelphia Eagles, 94* 4 — Earl Murray, G, Bal more Colts, 41* 6 — Ken Gorgal, B, Cleveland Browns, 78* 1940 8 — Harry Szulborski, B, Green Bay Packers, 95 3 — Lou Brock, B, Green Bay Packers, 24* 22 — Jim Tate, T, Detroit Lions, 278 6 — Frank Bykowski, G, Pi sburgh Steelers, 42* 22 — Bob DeMoss, B, New York Giants, 280* 10 — Leon DeWi e, B, Detroit Lions, 86 10 — Jack Brown, B, Green Bay Packers, 89 1951 13 — Ted Hennis, B, Philadelphia Eagles, 112 4 — Barry French, T, Pi sburgh Steelers, 45* 9 — Neil Schmidt, B, Chicago Cardinals, 102 1941 10 — James Janosek, T, Washington Redskins, 111 8 — Dave Rankin, E, Chicago Bears, 62 10 — Earl Murray, G, New York Giants, 122* 10 — Mike Byelene, B, Green Bay Packers, 86 15 — Joe Skibinski, G, Cleveland Browns, 183* 20 — John Kerestes, B, Washington Redskins, 232 1942 24 — George Buksar, B, Detroit Lions, 286* 7 — Italo Rossi, T, Cleveland Rams, 52 29 — John Considine, T, New York Giants, 350 9 — John Pe y, B, Chicago Bears, 80* 1952 1943 2 — Pete Brewster, E, Chicago Cardinals, 21* 31 — Bill Buffi ngton, B, Chicago Bears, 294 11 — Leo Sugar, E, Chicago Cardinals, 123* 19 — Mike Maccioli, B, Cleveland Browns, 228 1944 29 — Don Kasperan, B, Chicago Cardinals, 339 3 — Babe Dimancheff , B, Boston Yanks, 27* 19 — Barry French, T, Chicago Bears, 194* 1953 20 — Bob Johnson, C, Green Bay Packers, 203 2 — Bernie Flowers, E, Bal more Colts, 14* 24 — Pete DeMaria, G, Green Bay Packers, 247 3 — Dale Samuels, QB, Chicago Cardinals, 28 17 — Earl Heninger, B, Chicago Cardinals, 196 1945 20 — Tom Mahin, T, Chicago Bears, 233 6 — Dick Barwegen, G, Brooklyn Tigers, 44* 8 — Pat O’Brien, T, Chicago Bears, 73 1954 12 — Joe Winkler, C, Cleveland Rams, 114* 6 — Ken Panfi l, T, Los Angeles Rams, 70* 19 — John Andre ch, B, Chicago Cardinals, 187 18 — Walt Cudzik, C, Washington Redskins, 212* 22 — Max Schmaling, B, Washington Redskins, 260 1946 22 — Jim Wojciehowski, E, Philadelphia Eagles, 261 5 — Ed Cody, B, Green Bay Packers, 36* 22 — Ray Pacer, T, Los Angeles, Rams, 262 21 — Norm Maloney, E, Detroit Lions, 198 27 — Ken Smock, B, Chicago Bears, 254 1955 31 — Ralph Clymer, G, Green Bay Packers, 291 1 — Tom Be s, G, Green Bay Packers, 5* 8 — Johnny Allen, C, Washington Redskins, 87* 1947 NFL 9 — Fred Preziosio, T, San Francisco 49ers, 106 31 — Ed Ehlers, B, Chicago Bears, 293 13 — Jim Whitmer, B, Pi sburgh Steelers, 150 32 — Bob Plevo, T, Washington Redskins, 295 17 — Bob Leonard, B, Cleveland Browns, 205 26 — Walt Houston, G, Washington Redskins, 303* 1947 AAFC 26 — Johnny Kerr, E, San Francisco 49ers, 309 16 — Ed Cody, B, Los Angeles Dons, 125* 26 — Don Fife, C, Cleveland Browns, 313 1948 NFL 1956 6 — Phil O’Reilly, T, Pi sburgh Steelers, 45 2 — Joe Krupa, T, Pi sburgh Steelers, 17* 7 — Bob Pfohl, B, New York Giants, 46* 4 — Dick Murley, G, Pi sburgh Steelers, 39* 12 — George Papach, B, Pi sburgh Steelers, 103* 5 — Bill Murakowski, B, Pi sburgh Steelers, 52 13 — Bob Heck, E, Los Angeles Rams, 110* 16 — Len Zyzda, DE, Detroit Lions, 182 16 — Clyde Grimenstein, E, Chicago Bears, 143 27 — Ed Dwyer, E, Cleveland Browns, 325 19 — Pete Barbolak, T, Pi sburgh Steelers, 172* 29 — Abe Gibron, G, Pi sburgh Steelers, 274* 1957 1 — Len Dawson, QB, Pi sburgh Steelers, 5* 1948 AAFC 4 — Lamar Lundy, E, Los Angeles Rams, 47* 7 — Phil O’Reilly, T, San Francisco 49ers, 38 22 — John Simerson, T, Philadelphia Eagles, 254* 15 — Larry Olsonoski, T, San Francisco 49ers, 94 22 — Ed Voytek, G, Washington Redskins, 261* 20 — Pete Barbolak, T, San Francisco 49ers, 134* 22 — Bob Heck, E, San Francisco 49ers, 150* 24 — Bob Pfohl, B, Bal more Colts, 163* 247 BOILERMAKER FOOTBALL NFL Dra History 1958 1964 AFL 4 — Erich Barnes, B, Chicago Bears, 42* none 9 — Gene Selawski, T, Los Angeles Rams, 104* 11 — Mel Dillard, B, Philadelphia Eagles, 124 1965 NFL 29 — Ron Sabal, G, Philadelphia Eagles, 220* 2 — Jim Garcia, T, Cleveland Browns, 17* 27 — Neil Habig, C, Green Bay Packers, 315 5 — Ed Flanagan, C, Detroit Lions, 64* 12 — John Kuzniewski, HB, Philadelphia Eagles, 161 1959 18 — Charlie King, HB, Bal more Colts, 252* 3 — Tom Franckhauser, E, Los Angeles Rams, 33* 5 — Nick Mumley, T, Philadelphia Eagles, 51* 1965 AFL 8 — Tom Barne , B, Pi sburgh Steelers, 91* 7 — Jim Garcia, DE, Denver Broncos* 10 — Jack Laraway, B, Detroit Lions, 112* 13 — Dick S llwagon, B, Philadelphia Eagles, 147 1965 AFL Redshirt 20 — Dan McGrew, C, Detroit Lions, 232* 3 — John Kuzniewski, FB, Buff alo Bills 24 — Wayne Farmer, T, Pi sburgh Steelers, 283 8 — Charlie King, DB, Buff alo Bills* 1960 NFL 1966 NFL 3 — Ross Fichtner, B, Cleveland Browns, 33* 1 — Jerry Shay, T, Minnesota Vikings, 7* 5 — Bob Jarus, FB, Cleveland Browns, 53 13 — Bob Hadrick, E, Bal more Colts, 200 7 — Leonard Wilson, B, Pi sburgh Steelers, 76 16 — Jim Long, E, Pi sburgh Steelers, 233 7 — Jerry Beabout, T, Bal more Colts, 82 19 — Karl Singer, T, Cleveland Browns, 289* 10 — Clyde Washington, HB, Cleveland Browns, 116* 20 — Randy Minniear, HB, New York Giants, 301* 11 — Dale Rems, T, New York Giants, 132 16 — Joe Kulbacki, B, Washington Redskins, 184* 1966 AFL 18 — Emory Turner, G, Philadelphia Eagles, 211 1 — Karl Singer, T, Boston Patriots* 19 — Ron Maltony, G, Washington Redskins, 220 1 — Jerry Shay, T, Denver Broncos* 19 — Rich Brooks, E, Green Bay Packers, 221 3 — Bob Hadrick, E, Denver Broncos 1960 AFL (First Selec ons) 1966 AFL Redshirt Ross Fichtner, QB, Buff alo Bills* none Bob Jarus, HB, Minnesota Vikings Joe Kulbacki, B, Boston Patriots 1967 Emory Turner, G, Dallas Texans 1 — Bob Griese, QB, Miami Dolphins, 4* Leonard Wilson, HB, Los Angeles Chargers 1 — John Charles, DB, Boston Patriots, 21* 8 — Mike Barnes, T, Pi sburgh Steelers, 194 1960 AFL (Second Selec ons) 14 — Pat Conley, LB, Bal more Colts, 359 Jerry Beabout, T-G, Los Angeles Chargers 17 — George Catavolos, DB, Philadelphia Eagles, 437 Richard Brooks, E, New York Titans Jim Hunt, T-G, New York Titans 1968 Ron Maltony, T-G, Boston Patriots 3 — Lance Olssen, T, San Francisco 49ers, 65* Dale Rems, T-G, Buff alo Bills 4 — Jim Beirne, E, Houston Oilers, 105* 1961 NFL 1969 17 — Willie Jones, B, Minnesota Vikings, 225* 1 — Leroy Keyes, RB, Philadelphia Eagles, 3* 4 — Perry Williams, RB, Green Bay Packers, 90* 1961 AFL 5 — Chuck Kyle, LB, Dallas Cowboys, 125 none 8 — Clanton King, T, Kansas City Chiefs, 204 10 — Marion Griffi n, TE, Bal more Colts, 259 1962 NFL 11 — Gary Roberts, G, New York Jets, 286* 4 — Stan Sczurek, G, Cleveland Browns, 53* 16 — Dave Stydahar, G, Chicago Bears, 403 6 — Larry Bowie, T, Minnesota Vikings, 73* 6 — John Elwell, E, St. Louis Cardinals, 75* 1970 9 — Roy Walker, FB, Bal more Colts, 116 1 — Mike Phipps, QB, Cleveland Browns, 3* 14 — Pat Russ, T, Minnesota Vikings, 185 3 — Tim Foley, DB, Miami Dolphins, 55* 16 — Ron Skufca, T, Los Angeles Rams, 212 5 — Bill McKoy, LB, Denver Broncos, 115* 9 — Dennis Wirgowski, DE, Boston Patriots, 212* 1962 AFL 10 — Bill Yanchar, DT, Cleveland Browns, 255* 3 — John Elwell, E, Buff alo Bills, 20* 15 — Tom Bayless, DT, New York Jets, 384* 8 — Larry Bowie, T, Dallas Texans, 59* 14 — Ron Skufca, T, Buff alo Bills, 108 1971 16 — Pat Russ, T, Oakland Raiders, 121 5 — Donnie Green, T, Buff alo Bills, 107* 24 — Stan Sczurek, G, Buff alo Bills, 188 5 — Stan Brown, WR, Cleveland Browns, 118* 28 — Roy Walker, FB, Buff alo Bills, 220 9 — John Handy, LB, Denver Broncos, 217 10 — Ron Maree, DT, Miami Dolphins, 255 1963 NFL 13 — John Bullock, RB, San Francisco 49ers, 335 1 — Don Brumm, DE, St. Louis Cardinals, 13* 6 — Tom Bloom, B, Cleveland Browns, 74 1972 13 — John Greiner, E, Washington Redskins, 175 3 — Tom Luken, G, Philadelphia Eagles, 68* 6 — Charlie Po s, DB, Detroit Lions, 145* 1963 AFL 10 — Jim Teal, LB, Detroit Lions, 249* 3 — Don Brumm, T, Dallas Texans, 24* 12 — Ashley Bell, TE, Miami Dolphins, 311 25 — Forest Farmer, LB, Denver Broncos, 197 1964 NFL 10 — Tom Boris, B, Philadelphia Eagles, 128 11 — Gene Donaldson, LB, Washington Redskins, 143* 248 BOILERMAKER NFL Dra History FOOTBALL 1973 1986 1 — Dave Butz, DT, St. Louis Cardinals, 5* 1 — Jim Evere , QB, Houston Oilers, 3* 1 — O s Armstrong, RB, Denver Broncos, 9* 6 — Ray Wallace, RB, Houston Oilers, 145* 1 — Darryl S ngley, WR, New England Patriots, 19* 6 — Mark Jackson, WR, Denver Broncos, 161* 2 — Gary Hrivnak, DT, Chicago Bears, 48* 7 — Rodney Carter, RB, Pi sburgh Steelers, 175* 2 — Steve Baumgartner, DE, New Orleans Saints, 51* 11 — Mark Drenth, T, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 279 4 — Gregg Bingham, LB, Houston Oilers, 79* 12 — Steve Griffi n, WR, Atlanta Falcons, 308* 6 — Brent Myers, T, Oakland Raiders, 153 7 — Donn Smith, T, Kansas City Chiefs, 173 1987 1 — Rod Woodson, DB, Pi sburgh Steelers, 10* 1974 5 — Carl Capria, DB, Detroit Lions, 117* 1988 7 — Bob Herrick, WR,
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  • NFL Draft Review 2017

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    DraftInsiders.com NFL Draft 2017 Review Online Book By Frank Coyle & Pro Scouting Staff of Draft Insiders' Digest - 26th Season Subscribers - 1-800-776-1949 Copyrighted - All Rights Reserved Index NFL Draft - Poll page 1 NFL Draft - Sequence page 35-39 NFL Draft - Facts & Notes page 1-2 NFL Draft 2017 Review by Teams NFC Teams page 2-18 AFC Teams page 18-35 NFL Draft 2017 Poll - Which Team had the best 2017 NFL Draft class? Fans response to www.draftinsiders.com poll from May thru June 2017 Titans 14% Vikings 9% Browns 13% Bills 9% Jaguars 12% Giants 9% Bengals 10% Saints 8% Ravens 9% Texans 7% NFL Draft Facts As expected, Michigan and Alabama dominated the draft class with 11 and 10 players taken in the seven rounds. Alabama had 7 of the first 55 selections and 9 of the top 80 picks. They had 4 first round selections, though none in the top 15 picks. Michigan had the most with 11 choices, though many were late in the process Oregon did not have a player drafted for the first time in 40 years. Other highly regarded programs Penn St, Texas, Georgia and Nebraska had only 1 player drafted over the seven rounds. Power 5 conferences accounting for over 70% of all picks this year. The lower levels had 21 players chosen over 7 rounds. The highest selected non-FBS player taken this year was Ashland TE Adam Shaheen who was selected 45th overall by the Bears. Villanova DE Tanoh Kpassagnon was taken later in the 2nd round by the Chiefs.