George Floyd was drafted No. 107 overall by the New York Jets in the 1982 NFL Draft out of Eastern Kentucky. 15 regular-season games · 2 career approximate value
- Overall pick
- #107
- Round
- 4
- Draft class
- 1982
- NFL games
- 15
- Career AV
- 214th at Eastern Kentucky
The pick
How George Floyd came off the board in 1982.
- Position
- Defensive back DB
- Side of the ball
- Defense
NFL career
15 regular-season games · 2 career approximate value
- Games played
- 15
- Career approximate value
- 214th among Eastern Kentucky picks
- AV with the drafting club
- 2100% of career value
- Final season
- 19842 years after the draft
Around pick 107
Who came off the board on either side of George Floyd.
Other DB picks from Eastern Kentucky
The program's most accomplished players at the same spot.
About this draft profile
Last updated Aug 24, 2026
George Floyd in the 1982 NFL Draft
George Floyd is a Defensive back out of Eastern Kentucky selected No. 107 overall by the New York Jets in the 1982 NFL Draft. 15 regular-season games · 2 career approximate value Eastern Kentucky has produced 23 NFL draft picks since 1982.
Where this data comes from
Pick order and career outcomes come from the nflverse draft archive; position, measurables, and conference at the time of the draft come from the college feed. Career columns stay empty until a player logs regular-season snaps.
Frequently asked questions
Where was George Floyd drafted?
George Floyd was selected No. 107 overall by the New York Jets in the 1982 NFL Draft (Rd 4). Full pick detail at https://fantasyhq.co/cfb-hq/draft-history/players/1982/george-floyd.
What college did George Floyd play for?
George Floyd played college football at Eastern Kentucky in the United Athletic Conference. See every Eastern Kentucky draft pick at https://fantasyhq.co/cfb-hq/draft-history/schools/eastern-kentucky-colonels.
How did George Floyd's NFL career turn out?
15 regular-season games · 2 career approximate value Career outcome data at https://fantasyhq.co/cfb-hq/draft-history/players/1982/george-floyd.