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How Notre Dame players have fared in the NFL Draft since 1989, the spring after the Irish won their most recent national title. Included is the round the player was taken, position, drafting team and overall selection.

2017

2. DeShone Kizer 7. Isaac Rochell

2016

QB DE
Cleveland L.A. Chargers 225
52
1. Ronnie Stanley 1. Will Fuller
OT WR LB CCB RB DT
Baltimore Houston Dallas Houston Kansas City 74 Seattle 90
621 34 50
2. Jaylon Smith 2. Nick Martin 3. KeiVarae Russell 3. C.J. Prosise 5. Sheldon Day

2015

Jacksonville 103
7. Ben Koyack

2014

  • TE
  • Jacksonville 229

1. Zack Martin 2. Stephon Tuitt 2. Troy Niklas 3. Louis Nix 3. Chris Watt 4. Prince Shembo 6. Bennett Jackson 6. TJ Jones
OG DE TE NG OG
Dallas Pittsburgh Arizona Houston San Diego
16 46 52 83 89

  • 139
  • OLB Atlanta

CB WR
N.Y. Giants 187

  • Detroit
  • 189

2013

1. Tyler Eifert 2. Manti Te’o 6. Jamoris Slaughter 6. Theo Riddick 6. Kapron Lewis-Moore 7. Zeke Motta

2012

TE LB SS RB DE SS
Cincinnati San Diego Cleveland Detroit Baltimore Atlanta
21 38 175 199 200 244

1. Michael Floyd 1. Harrison Smith 5. Robert Blanton 5. Darius Fleming

2011

2. Kyle Rudolph

2010

2. Jimmy Clausen
WR S
Arizona Minnesota
13 29

  • 139
  • CB/S Minnesota

LB

TE QB
San Francisco165 Minnesota Carolina
43 48
2. Golden Tate 6. Sam Young 6. Eric Olsen

2009

WR Dallas Denver

  • Seattle
  • 60

OT OG
179 183

4. David Bruton

2008

  • FS
  • Denver

Seattle Philadelphia 47 Baltimore Minnesota
114

  • 38
  • 2. John Carlson

2. Trevor Laws 3. Tom Zbikowski 6. John Sullivan

2007

TE DT

  • S
  • 86

  • 187
  • C

1. Brady Quinn 2. Victor Abiamiri 3. Ryan Harris 5. Derek Landri 6. Mike Richardson 7. Dan Santucci 7. Chinedum Ndukwe

2006

QB DE OT DT CB OG S
Cleveland Philadelphia 57 Denver 70 Jacksonville 166 New England 202 Cincinnati Cincinnati
22 230 253

2. Anthony Fasano 3. Maurice Stovall 6. Dan Stevenson

2005

TE WR OG
Dallas Tampa Bay 90 New England 205
53
3. Justin Tuck 5. Jerome Collins

2004

DE TE
New York St. Louis
74 144

2. Julius Jones 2. Courtney Watson 4. Glenn Earl 6. Vontez Duff 7. Jim Molinaro

2003

RB LB FS CB OT
Dallas New Orleans 60 Houston Houston Washington 180
43 122 170

  • 1. Jeff Faine
  • C
  • Cleveland 21

5. Jordan Black 5. Sean Mahan 5. Shane Walton 6. Gerome Sapp 6. Arnaz Battle 6. Brennan Curtin

2002

OT OG CB SWR OT
Kansas City 153 Tampa Bay 168 St. Louis Baltimore
170 182
San Francisco197

  • Green Bay
  • 212

2. Anthony Weaver 4. Rocky Boiman 5. John Owens
DT LB TE
Baltimore Tennessee Detroit
52 133 138
6. Tyreo Harrison 6. Javin Hunter 7. David Givens

2001

LB WR WR
Philadelphia 198 Baltimore 206 New England 253

3. Mike Gandy 3. Brock Williams 4. Jabari Holloway 6. Tony Driver 6. Dan O'Leary 7. Anthony Denman

2000

OG CB TE STE LB
Chicago New England 86 New England 119 Buffalo Buffalo Jacksonville 213

Denver 214 N.Y. Giants 19 Chicago N.Y. Giants 149 Pittsburgh Indianapolis 210 Tampa Bay 233 San Francisco234
68 178 195

7. Jarious Jackson

1999

QB
1. Luke Petitgout 5. Jerry Wisne 5. Mike Rosenthal 5. Malcolm Johnson 7. Hunter Smith 7. Autry Denson 7. Kory Minor

1998

OT OG OT WR P
143 166
RB LB

3. Allen Rossum

1997

  • CB
  • Philadelphia 85

1. Renaldo Wynn 2. Marc Edwards 3. Bert Berry 3. Kinnon Tatum 5. Pete Chryplewicz

1996

DL RB LB LB TE
Jacksonville 21 San Francisco55 Indianapolis 86 Carolina Detroit
87 135

2. Derrick Mayes 4. Paul Grasmanis 6. Shawn Wooden 6. Dusty Zeigler

1995

WR NG CB OG
Green Bay Chicago Miami
56 116 189

  • 202
  • Buffalo

2. Ray Zellars 2. Bobby Taylor 4. Oliver Gibson 5. Michael Miller 7. Travis Davis

1994

RB CB NG WR S
New Orleans 44 Philadelphia 50 Pittsburgh Cleveland
120 147
New Orleans 242

1. Bryant Young 1. Aaron Taylor 1. Jeff Burris
DT OT S
San Francisco7 Green Bay Buffalo
16 27

  • 2. Tim Ruddy
  • C
  • Miami

Chicago San Diego Kansas City 92 Indianapolis 133 San Francisco153
65 74 82
3. Jim Flanigan 3. Willie Clark 3. Lake Dawson 5. John Covington 5. Anthony Peterson 7. Pete Bercich

1993

DT CB WR SLB

  • LB
  • Minnesota
  • 211

  • 1. Rick Mirer
  • QB

RB CB TE LB RB LB OG
Seattle L.A. Rams
2

  • 10
  • 1. Jerome Bettis

1. Tom Carter 1. Irv Smith 2. Demetrius DuBose 2. Reggie Brooks 4. Devon McDonald 5. Lindsay Knapp 8. Craig Hentrich

1992

Washington 17 New Orleans 20 Tampa Bay 34 Washington 45 Indianapolis 107 Kansas City 130

  • PK-P N.Y. Jets
  • 200

1. Derek Brown 2. Rod Smith
TE DB RB RB CWR DT OG

  • N.Y. Giant
  • s14

New England 35 Indianapolis 85 Philadelphia 92 New Orleans 95 Kansas City 159
4. Rodney Culver 4. Tony Brooks 4. Gene McGuire 6. Tony Smith 6. George Williams 9. Mirko Jurkovic

1991

Cleveland Chicago
163 246

1. Todd Lyght 2. Ricky Watters 2. Chris Zorich 3. Bob Dahl 4. Raghib Ismail 5. Tim Ryan 7. Andre Jones 8. Scott Kowalkowski 9. Mike Stonebreaker 10. Mike Heldt

1990

CB RB NT DT WR OG LB LB LB C
L.A. Rams San Francisco45 Chicago Cincinnati L.A. Raiders 100 Tampa Bay 136 Pittsburgh Philadelphia 216 Chicago
549 72

185 245

  • 257
  • San Diego

2. Anthony Johnson 2. Tim Grunhard 2. Jeff Alm 2. Pat Terrell 4. Mike Brennan
RB OG DT S
Indianapolis 36 Kansas City 40

  • Houston
  • 41

49 92
L.A. Rams

  • Cincinnati
  • OT

5. Stan Smagala 6. Ned Bolcar 10. D'Juan Francisco 12. Dean Brown

1989

CB LB S
L.A. Raiders 122 Seattle 146 Washington 262

  • Indianapolis 316
  • OT

  • 1. Andy Heck
  • OT

DE RB LB S

  • Seattle
  • 15

44 130 147 304
2. Frank Stams 5. Mark Green 6. Wes Pritchett 11. George Streeter
L.A. Rams Chicago Miami Chicago

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