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Nebraska NFL Draftees Year-- Round--Player, Position, Team 9th--Larry Kramer, T, 1936-- 3rd--Bernie Scherer, E, Green Bay Baltimore (future) (1) 18th--Robert Jones, G, Washington 1937-- 1st--Sam Francis, B, Philadelphia 20th--Bob Hohn, HB, (3) 1st--Lloyd Cardwell, B, Detroit Los Angeles Rams (future) 1st--Les McDonald, E, Chicago 1965-- 3rd--Kent McCloughan, B, 1938-- 5th--Fred Shirey, T, Philadelphia (3) Washington (4) 6th--Elmer Dohrmann, E, Washington 12th--John Strohmeyer, T, 8th--Ted Doyle, T, New York Giants Washington (future) 9th--Johnny Howell, B, Green Bay 19th--Preston Love, B, Detroit 1939-- 3rd--Charley Brock, C, Green Bay 1966-- 2nd--Walt Barnes, T, Washington (3) 9th--Bill Callihan, B, Detroit (8) 3rd--Tony Jeter, E, Green Bay 9th--Bob Mills, T, New York Giants 3rd--Bob Pickens, OT, 1940-- 8th--George Seeman, E, Green Bay Chicago (future) (1) 12th--Dick Czap, OT, 1941-- 3rd--Harry Hopp, B, Detroit Cleveland (future) (6) 4th--Walt Luther, B, Cleveland 13th--James Brown, G, St. Louis 5th--Royal Kahler, T, Philadelphia 16th--Lynn Senkbeil, LB, 6th--Herman Rohrig, B, Green Bay Chicago (future) 7th--Ray Prochaska, E, Cleveland 19th--Dick Fitzgerald, T, 16th--Warren Alfson, G, Brooklyn San Francisco (future) 1942-- 5th--Vike Francis, B, Brooklyn 1967-- 3rd--Harry Wilson, HB, Philadelphia (3) 16th--George Abel, G, Chicago (5) 4th--Carel Stith, OT, Houston 17th--Fred Preston, E, Green Bay 9th--Ron Kirkland, HB, Baltimore 1943-- 10th--Vic Schleich, T, Brooklyn 10th--Pete Tatman, FB, Minnesota (2) 12th--Al Zikmund, B, Chicago 13th--Kaye Carstens, DB, Chicago 1944-- 15th--Bert Gissler, E, Green Bay 1968-- 4th--Wayne Meylan, LB, Cleveland (3) 25th--Howard Debus, B, Boston (3) 5th--Ben Gregory, RB, Buffalo 27th--Al Grubaugh, T, Green Bay 7th--Bob Taucher, OT, Dallas 1945-- 13th--Wally Hopp, B, Detroit 1969-- 7th--James Hawkins, DB, (2) 18th--Frank Hazard, G, Green Bay (2) Los Angeles Rams 1946-- (none selected) 12th--Dick Davis, RB, Cleveland 1947-- 10th--Carl Samuelson, T, 1970-- 7th--Jim McFarland, TE, St. Louis (1) Los Angeles Rams (8) 7th--Ken Geddes, LB, Detroit 1948-- 23rd--John Pesek, E, Los Angeles Rams 8th--Dana Stephenson, DB, Chicago (2) 32nd--Tom Novak, C, Philadelphia 8th--Mike Wynn, DE/DT, Oakland 1949-- 23rd--Cletus Fischer, B, 10th--Frank Patrick, TE, Green Bay (1) New York Giants 15th--Bob Liggett, DT, Kansas City 1950-- 4th--Tom Novak, C, Chicago 16th--Mike Green, RB, San Diego (2) 26th--Charley Toogood, T, Cleveland 17th--Glenn Patterson, C, Dallas Ndamukong Suh was the No. 2 overall pick in the 2010 NFL Draft. One of the most decorated 1951-- 3rd--Charley Toogood, T, 1971-- 2nd--Joe Orduna, RB, San Francisco defensive players in college football history, Suh made an immediate impact as a rookie with (2) Los Angeles Rams (4) 3rd--Bob Newton, OT, Chicago the Detroit Lions. He captured first-team All-Pro honors and a spot in the Pro Bowl while earning 4th--Fran Nagle, B, Philadelphia 8th--Paul Rogers, K, Pittsburgh Associated Press Defensive Rookie-of-the-Year accolades in 2010. 1952-- 14th--Frank Simons, E, 11th--Dan Schneiss, TE, New England 6th--Don Westbrook, WR, Baltimore 5th--Ken Spaeth, TE, Buffalo (1) San Francisco 1972-- 1st--Jerry Tagge, QB, Green Bay 6th--Mark Doak, OT, Washington 6th--Tom Davis, C, Oakland 1953-- 4th--Don Boll, G, Washington (6) 1st--Jeff Kinney, RB, Kansas City 6th--Tom Alward, OG, New York Jets 7th--Mark Dufresne, TE, Pittsburgh (3) 7th--Bobby Reynolds, B, 1st--Larry Jacobson, DT, 6th--Marvin Crenshaw, OT, 8th--Monte Anthony, RB, Baltimore Los Angeles Rams New York Giants Pittsburgh 10th--Greg Jorgensen, OG, 9th--Ed Husmann, G, 5th--Carl Johnson, OT, New Orleans 11th--Ardell Johnson, DB, New York Giants Chicago Cardinals 8th--Van Brownson, QB, Baltimore Washington 1979-- 1st--George Andrews, LB, 1954-- 3rd--Ted Connor, T, Philadelphia 10th--Keith Wortman, OG, Green Bay 14th--Ritch Bahe, WR, St. Louis (8) Los Angeles Rams (3) 9th--Jerry Minnick, G/T, Washington 1973-- 1st--Johnny Rodgers, WR, San Diego 16th--Dennis Pavelka, OT, 1st--Kelvin Clark, OT, Denver 14th--Ray Novak, B, Detroit (10) 2nd--Willie Harper, LB, Washington 3rd--Barney Cotton, OG, Cincinnati 1955-- 5th--Don Glantz, T, Washington San Francisco 17th--Stan Hegener, OG, Pittsburgh 3rd--Rick Berns, RB, Tampa Bay (4) 11th--Ron Clark, B, Green Bay 2nd--Monte Johnson, DT, Oakland 1976-- 3rd--Rik Bonness, LB, Oakland 6th--Steve Lindquist, OG, Miami 15th--Bob Smith, B, Cleveland 3rd--Bill Olds, RB, Baltimore (11) 4th--Tony Davis, RB, Cincinnati 7th--Lee Kunz, LB, Chicago 24th--Charles Bryant, G, Green Bay 3rd--Rich Glover, DT, 4th--Wonder Monds, DB, Pittsburgh 10th--Frank Lockett, WR, Green Bay 1956-- (none selected) New York Giants 6th--Bob Martin, LB, New York Jets 11th--Randy Poeschl, DT, Cleveland 1957-- 18th--Clarence Cook, E, Los Angeles 5th--Doug Dumler, C, New England 8th--Jim Burrow, DB, Green Bay 1980-- 1st--Junior Miller, TE, Atlanta (2) 18th--LaVerne Torczon, G, Cleveland 8th--Joe Blahak, DB, Houston 11th--Dean Gissler, DT, Washington (10) 3rd--Tim Smith, WR, Houston 1958-- (none selected) 8th--Bill Janssen, OT, Pittsburgh 12th--John O'Leary, RB, Chicago 3rd--Rod Horn, DT, Cincinnati 1959-- (none selected) 10th--Dave Mason, DB, Minnesota 13th--Brad Jenkins, TE, Tampa Bay 3rd--Bill Barnett, DT, Miami 1960-- (none selected) 11th--Jerry List, RB, Oakland 13th--John Lee, DT, San Diego 4th--I.M. Hipp, RB, Atlanta 1961-- 4th--Ron McDole, T, St. Louis 1974-- 1st--John Dutton, DT, Baltimore 14th--Larry Mushinski, TE, Dallas 5th--Dan Pensick, DT, Kansas City (2) 17th--Pat Fischer, B, St. Louis (7) 4th--Steve Manstedt, DE, Houston 16th--Rich Costanzo, OG, Dallas 7th--John Havekost, OG, Denver 1962-- (none selected) 6th--Daryl White, OT, Cincinnati 1977-- 2nd--Mike Fultz, DT, New Orleans 9th--Kelly Saalfeld, C, Green Bay 1963-- 3rd--Dennis Claridge, B, 6th--Maury Damkroger, RB, (6) 4th--Vince Ferragamo, QB, 9th--Mark Goodspeed, OT, Miami (3) Green Bay (future) New England Los Angeles Rams 10th--Kenny Brown, WR, Minnesota 5th--Bill Thornton, B, St. Louis 8th--Frosty Anderson, WR, 5th--Ray Phillips, LB, Cincinnati 11th--Dave Theisen, B, New Orleans 6th--Ron Pruitt, DE, Buffalo Los Angeles Rams (future) 9th--Bob Wolfe, OT, Miami 7th--Bob Lingenfelter, OT, Cleveland 1964-- 1st--Bob Brown, G, Philadelphia 13th--Ralph Powell, RB, Atlanta 11th--Dave Butterfield, DB, (9) 1st--Lloyd Voss, T, Green Bay 1975-- 1st--Tom Ruud, LB, Buffalo New York Jets 5th--Rudy Johnson, B, San Francisco (12) 2nd round--Bob Nelson, LB, Buffalo 1978-- 2nd--Brett Moritz, OG, Tampa Bay 5th--John Kirby, LB, Minnesota 4th--John Starkebaum, LB, (8) 3rd--Stan Waldemore, OT, Atlanta 9th--Willie Ross, B, St. Louis New Orleans 4th--Dodie Donnell, RB, 15th--Monte Kiffin, T, Minnesota 5th--Dave Humm, QB, Oakland New York Jets 100 Nebraska NFL Draftees Los Angeles Rams 5th--Eric Stokes, FS, Seattle 8th--Keith Neubert, TE, 7th--Jon Hesse, LB, Jacksonville New York Jets 1998-- 1st--Grant Wistrom, DE, St. Louis 10th--Brian Washington, DB, (6) 1st--Jason Peter, DT, Carolina Cleveland 3rd--Scott Frost, QB, New York Jets 11th--Hendley Hawkins, WR, 3rd--Ahman Green, RB, Seattle Cleveland 7th--Aaron Taylor, OG, Indianapolis 11th--Steve Forch, LB, Chicago 7th--Eric Warfield, DB, Kansas City 1989-- 1st--Broderick Thomas, LB, 1999-- 2nd--Mike Rucker, RE, Carolina (7) Tampa Bay (7) 4th--Joel Makovicka, RB, Arizona 5th--Lawrence Pete, NT, Detroit 4th--Jason Wiltz, DL, New York Jets 8th--Dana Brinson, WR, San Diego 5th--Jay Foreman, LB, Buffalo 9th--Tim Jackson, DB, Dallas 7th--Chad Kelsay, LB, Pittsburgh 10th--Todd Millikan, TE, Chicago 7th--Kris Brown, PK, Pittsburgh 11th--Willie Griffin, DT, Tampa Bay 7th--Sheldon Jackson, TE, Buffalo 12th--Steve Taylor, QB, Indianapolis 2000-- 2nd--Mike Brown, ROV, Chicago 1990-- 3rd--Jeff Mills, LB, San Diego (3) 3rd--Steve Warren, DT, Green Bay (5) 6th--Kent Wells, DT, Washington 5th--Ralph Brown, CB, 8th--Ken Clark, RB, Indianapolis New York Giants 8th--Gerry Gdowski, QB, 2001-- 2nd--Kyle Vanden Bosch, RE, Arizona New Orleans (7) 2nd--Dominic Raiola, C, Detroit 12th--Richard Bell, RB, Pittsburgh 4th--Carlos Polk, LB, San Diego 1991-- 1st--Bruce Pickens, DB, Atlanta 4th--Correll Buckhalter, RB, (6) 1st--Mike Croel, LB, Denver Philadelphia 8th--Kenny Walker, DT, Denver 5th--Russ Hochstein, OG, Tampa Bay 8th--Pat Tyrance, LB, 6th--Bobby Newcombe, WR/Returns, Los Angeles Rams Arizona 9th--Tahaun Lewis, DB, 6th--Dan Alexander, RB, Tennessee Los Angeles Raiders 2002-- 2nd--Toniu Fonoti, OG, San Diego 11th--Joe Sims, DT, Atlanta (4) 3rd--Eric Crouch, WR, St. Louis 1992-- 1st--Johnny Mitchell, TE, 4th--Keyuo Craver, CB, New Orleans (7) New York Jets 7th--Tracey Wistrom, TE, Tampa Bay 3rd--Tyrone Legette, CB, 2003-- 2nd--Chris Kelsay, RE, Buffalo New Orleans (4) 4th--DeJuan Groce, CB, St. Louis 6th--Nate Turner, TE, Buffalo 7th--Josh Brown, PK, Seattle 7th--Jon Bostick, SE, Denver 7th--Scott Shanle, LB, St. Louis 7th--Curtis Cotton, CB, 2004-- 4th--Demorrio Williams, LB, Atlanta Los Angeles Raiders (5) 6th--Jammal Lord, S, Houston 11th--Mike Petko, LB, New England 6th--Josh Sewell, C, Denver 12th--Keithen McCant, QB, Cleveland 7th--Ryon Bingham, DT, San Diego 1993-- 2nd--John Parrella, DT, Buffalo 7th--Trevor Johnson, DE, (6) 3rd--Will Shields, OG, Kansas City New York Jets In his 14 years with the Kansas City Chiefs, 1992 Outland Trophy winner Will Shields earned 11 4th--Derek Brown, RB, New Orleans 2005-- 1st--Fabian Washington, CB, Oakland trips to the Pro Bowl. Shields, who helped the Huskers to three NCAA rushing titles during his 5th--Tyrone Hughes, SE/DB, (3) 2nd--Barrett Ruud, LB, Tampa Bay All-America career, was a third-round draft pick by the Chiefs in 1993 and started more than New Orleans 2nd--Josh Bullocks, S, New Orleans 200 consecutive games for Kansas City before retiring after the 2006 season.
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  • Rick Neuheisel

    Rick Neuheisel

    HEAD COACH RICK NEUHEISEL HEAD FOOTBALL COACH :: 4th SEASON :: UCLA '84 Rick Neuheisel, who quarterbacked UCLA to victory in the 1984 Rose Bowl Twice in the 2008 season, the Bruins rallied late in the fourth quarter for vic- is entering his fourth year as head coach at his alma mater and will lead tories, including a nationally televised Labor Day evening contest versus Ten- the Bruins into battle in the new Pac-12 Conference this fall. The energetic nessee. In addition, he laid a solid foundation to build upon and that February and personable Neuheisel returned to UCLA in December of 2007 and has signed a second straight Top 10 recruiting class. Neuheisel is "relentlessly brought energy to the program. positive" and sees great things for the future of Bruin football. Last season, UCLA scored a big win on the road at then #4-ranked Texas; In the Spring of 2009, he participated in the second annual Coaches Tour to posted three-straight 250-yard rushing games while upping its rushing aver- the Middle East, visiting U.S. troops at various bases. age by over 60 yards per game; had a quarterback break the school record “Rick is an outstanding coach and recruiter. He is outgoing and personable; for completions in a game; and had two players named to the AP All-America and can motivate our players, fans and supporters,” said athletic director team. The Bruins' win at Texas was the Longhorn’s first home loss since 2007. Dan Guerrero at the time of Neuheisel’s hiring. “We believe he is well- The three straight 250-yard rushing games marked the first time a UCLA equipped to lead the program and attain the success all Bruin fans wish to team had achieved that feat since the 1993 season.