2009 NFL Draft broken down by the college programs that produced each pick — first-rounders, conference totals, and the full board.

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NFL Draft History by college program

2009 NFL Draft broken down by the college programs that produced each pick — first-rounders, conference totals, and the full board.

Draft picks
12,927
Colleges
446
First-rounders
1,427
Hall of Famers
102
Pro Bowlers
1,326
Drafts covered
47
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Schools that produce the most NFL draft picks

Ranked by total picks within the current filters. Open a program for its full draft board.

  1. 1 Wisconsin Big Ten 4picks 0 Rd 1 · 0 Pro Bowlers Wisconsin team hub
  2. 2 Oregon Big Ten 3picks 0 Rd 1 · 2 Pro Bowlers Oregon team hub
  3. 3 USC Big Ten 3picks 0 Rd 1 · 0 Pro Bowlers USC team hub
College programs ranked by NFL draft picks produced
# School Picks Rd 1 Pro Bowlers HOF Last 10
4 Iowa Big Ten · last pick 2009 2 0 00% 0 0
5 Ohio State Big Ten · last pick 2009 2 0 00% 0 0
6 Penn State Big Ten · last pick 2009 2 0 00% 0 0
7 Maryland Big Ten · last pick 2009 1 0 00% 0 0
8 Purdue Big Ten · last pick 2009 1 0 00% 0 0

Draft pick explorer

Showing 1–18 of 18 picks · filtered.

NFL draft picks with college, position, drafting team, and career outcome
Pick Player College Pos NFL team Career
2009 #34 · Rd 2 Patrick Chung Oregon Big Ten DB NE New England Patriots 153 games · 10 yrs as starter 38 career AV
2009 #35 · Rd 2 James Laurinaitis Ohio State Big Ten LB LAR St. Louis Rams 117 games · 7 yrs as starter 51 career AV
2009 #36 · Rd 2 Brian Robiskie Ohio State Big Ten WR CLE Cleveland Browns 38 games · 1 yrs as starter 3 career AV
2009 #38 · Rd 2 Rey Maualuga USC Big Ten LB CIN Cincinnati Bengals 120 games · 9 yrs as starter 49 career AV
2009 #42 · Rd 2 Jairus Byrd 3× Pro Bowl Oregon Big Ten DB BUF Buffalo Bills 118 games · 7 yrs as starter 38 career AV
2009 #49 · Rd 2 Max Unger 1× All-Pro 3× Pro Bowl Oregon Big Ten C SEA Seattle Seahawks 130 games · 9 yrs as starter 69 career AV
2009 #56 · Rd 2 Fili Moala USC Big Ten DT IND Indianapolis Colts 64 games · 3 yrs as starter 19 career AV
2009 #65 · Rd 3 Shonn Greene Iowa Big Ten RB NYJ New York Jets 85 games · 2 yrs as starter 23 career AV
2009 #66 · Rd 3 Bradley Fletcher Iowa Big Ten DB LAR St. Louis Rams 73 games · 3 yrs as starter 24 career AV
2009 #67 · Rd 3 Alex Magee Purdue Big Ten DE KC Kansas City Chiefs 25 games 2 career AV
2009 #71 · Rd 3 Matt Shaughnessy Wisconsin Big Ten DE LV Oakland Raiders 75 games · 3 yrs as starter 22 career AV
2009 #76 · Rd 3 DeAndre Levy Wisconsin Big Ten LB DET Detroit Lions 95 games · 6 yrs as starter 45 career AV
2009 #79 · Rd 3 Kraig Urbik Wisconsin Big Ten T PIT Pittsburgh Steelers 100 games · 4 yrs as starter 27 career AV
2009 #80 · Rd 3 Kevin Barnes Maryland Big Ten DB WAS Washington Commanders 31 games 3 career AV
2009 #82 · Rd 3 Derrick Williams Penn State Big Ten WR DET Detroit Lions 18 games
2009 #87 · Rd 3 Patrick Turner USC Big Ten WR MIA Miami Dolphins 24 games 1 career AV
2009 #91 · Rd 3 Deon Butler Penn State Big Ten WR SEA Seattle Seahawks 35 games · 1 yrs as starter 4 career AV
2009 #100 · Rd 3 Travis Beckum Wisconsin Big Ten TE NYG New York Giants 48 games 2 career AV

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NFL draft history guide

Last updated Aug 24, 2026

What this page tracks

NFL Draft History by College ranks every program by the NFL players it has produced since 1980. Browse 12,927 picks across 446 schools — first-rounders, Pro Bowl alumni, Hall of Famers, and recent draft classes — then open any school or year for the full board.

By the numbers

  • 12,927 drafted players from 446 colleges, 1980–2026.
  • 1,427 first-round selections across 47 drafts.
  • 1,326 of those picks made at least one Pro Bowl; 102 reached the Hall of Fame.
  • Most picks all-time: Wisconsin — 4
  • Most picks since 2017: Alabama — 95
  • Top conference: SEC — 2,760 picks
  • Most-drafted first-round position: DB — 181 picks

How to read the board

  1. Start with the school leaderboard — sort by total picks, first-rounders, Pro Bowls, or the last ten drafts.
  2. Use the round, conference, and position chips to isolate a pipeline, like SEC defensive backs in Round 1.
  3. Open a program for its full draft board, or a year for the complete class in pick order.

First round vs. career outcomes

Volume and quality are different signals. A program can lead in raw picks while another turns fewer selections into more Pro Bowlers. The Pro Bowler rate next to each school shows how often its picks became long-term NFL contributors, so read it alongside the Round 1 column rather than instead of it.

Frequently asked questions

Which college has produced the most NFL draft picks?

Wisconsin leads FantasyHQ’s archive with 4 NFL draft picks since 1980. Compare every program at https://fantasyhq.co/cfb-hq/draft-history.

How far back does FantasyHQ’s NFL draft history go?

The archive covers every NFL draft from 1980 through 2026 — 12,927 picks across 446 college programs. Open a school page or a draft class year for the full pick list.

Can I see first-round NFL draft picks by college?

Yes. Filter the board to Round 1, or sort schools by first-rounders. FantasyHQ lists 1,427 first-round selections since 1980. Start at https://fantasyhq.co/cfb-hq/draft-history.

Does the page show NFL career outcomes for drafted players?

Where available, each pick includes Pro Bowls, All-Pro selections, Hall of Fame status, games played, and Approximate Value. The archive currently tracks 1,326 Pro Bowl alumni and 102 Hall of Famers.

How is this different from a fantasy football mock draft?

This page is the real NFL draft pipeline — college programs to NFL clubs — not a fantasy league draft board. For fantasy mock drafts and rankings, use FantasyHQ’s fantasy tools. Draft history lives at https://fantasyhq.co/cfb-hq/draft-history.

How often is the draft history page updated?

New draft classes land when the board is published each spring. Career outcomes refresh as seasons complete. This page was last labeled Aug 24, 2026.