1980 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
Showing Day 2 picks from the 1980 draft · reset
Schools that produce the most NFL draft picks
Ranked by total picks within the current filters. Open a program for its full draft board.
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Penn State
Big Ten
4picks
Penn State team hub
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Nebraska
Big Ten
3picks
Nebraska team hub
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Kansas
Big 12
2picks
Kansas team hub
Draft pick explorer
Showing 1–50 of 55 picks · filtered.
| Pick | Player | College | Pos | NFL team | Career |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1980 | Joe Cribbs 3× Pro Bowl |
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RB | BUF Buffalo Bills | 102 games · 6 yrs as starter 54 career AV |
| 1980 | Willie Teal |
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DB | MIN Minnesota Vikings | 80 games · 4 yrs as starter 31 career AV |
| 1980 | Kirby Criswell |
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LB | CIN Cincinnati Bengals | 6 games |
| 1980 | Ray Donaldson 6× Pro Bowl |
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C | IND Baltimore Colts | 244 games · 15 yrs as starter 77 career AV |
| 1980 | Doug Marsh |
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TE | ARI St. Louis Cardinals | 92 games · 6 yrs as starter 17 career AV |
| 1980 | Mark Lee |
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DB | GB Green Bay Packers | 165 games · 10 yrs as starter 56 career AV |
| 1980 | Bob Kohrs |
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DE | PIT Pittsburgh Steelers | 55 games 8 career AV |
| 1980 | Buddy Curry |
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LB | ATL Atlanta Falcons | 109 games · 8 yrs as starter 44 career AV |
| 1980 | Gene Bradley |
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QB | BUF Buffalo Bills | No regular-season snaps |
| 1980 | Angelo Fields |
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T | TEN Houston Oilers | 30 games 3 career AV |
| 1980 | Keena Turner 1× Pro Bowl |
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LB | SF San Francisco 49ers | 153 games · 9 yrs as starter 57 career AV |
| 1980 | Darrol Ray |
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DB | NYJ New York Jets | 72 games · 5 yrs as starter 30 career AV |
| 1980 | Dave Waymer 1× Pro Bowl |
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DB | NO New Orleans Saints | 197 games · 11 yrs as starter 68 career AV |
| 1980 | Rulon Jones 1× All-Pro 2× Pro Bowl |
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DE | DEN Denver Broncos | 129 games · 7 yrs as starter 63 career AV |
| 1980 | Matt Millen 1× Pro Bowl |
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LB | LV Oakland Raiders | 180 games · 12 yrs as starter 67 career AV |
| 1980 | Andre Hines |
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T | SEA Seattle Seahawks | 9 games 1 career AV |
| 1980 | Larry McGrew |
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LB | NE New England Patriots | 133 games · 7 yrs as starter 45 career AV |
| 1980 | Matt Suhey |
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RB | CHI Chicago Bears | 148 games · 7 yrs as starter 34 career AV |
| 1980 | Ralph Clayton |
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WR | NYJ New York Jets | 7 games |
| 1980 | Dwight Stephenson HOF 4× All-Pro 5× Pro Bowl |
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C | MIA Miami Dolphins | 114 games · 6 yrs as starter 80 career AV |
| 1980 | Kevin House |
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WR | TB Tampa Bay Buccaneers | 114 games · 6 yrs as starter 42 career AV |
| 1980 | Irv Pankey |
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T | LAR Los Angeles Rams | 150 games · 9 yrs as starter 49 career AV |
| 1980 | Tim Foley |
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T | IND Baltimore Colts | 6 games |
| 1980 | Daryle Skaugstad |
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NT | TEN Houston Oilers | 37 games 4 career AV |
| 1980 | Perry Harrington |
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RB | PHI Philadelphia Eagles | 59 games · 1 yrs as starter 9 career AV |
| 1980 | Cleveland Crosby |
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DE | CLE Cleveland Browns | 9 games 1 career AV |
| 1980 | Mat Mendenhall |
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DE | WAS Washington Commanders | 23 games · 1 yrs as starter 15 career AV |
| 1980 | John Goodman |
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DE | PIT Pittsburgh Steelers | 64 games · 4 yrs as starter 26 career AV |
| 1980 | Tom Turnure |
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C | DET Detroit Lions | 63 games 6 career AV |
| 1980 | Jewerl Thomas |
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RB | LAR Los Angeles Rams | 56 games 7 career AV |
| 1980 | Rod Horn |
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NT | CIN Cincinnati Bengals | 23 games 4 career AV |
| 1980 | John Sinnott |
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T | ARI St. Louis Cardinals | 9 games · 1 yrs as starter 4 career AV |
| 1980 | Syd Kitson |
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G | GB Green Bay Packers | 50 games · 1 yrs as starter 9 career AV |
| 1980 | Mike Friede |
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WR | DET Detroit Lions | 27 games · 1 yrs as starter 5 career AV |
| 1980 | Earl Jones |
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DB | ATL Atlanta Falcons | 57 games 6 career AV |
| 1980 | Myron Lapka |
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NT | NYG New York Giants | 16 games 1 career AV |
| 1980 | Jim Miller |
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P | SF San Francisco 49ers | 45 games 5 career AV |
| 1980 | James Hadnot |
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RB | KC Kansas City Chiefs | 43 games · 1 yrs as starter 13 career AV |
| 1980 | Mark Brammer |
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TE | BUF Buffalo Bills | 65 games · 3 yrs as starter 11 career AV |
| 1980 | Brent Boyd |
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G | MIN Minnesota Vikings | 59 games · 1 yrs as starter 16 career AV |
| 1980 | Lance Mehl 1× Pro Bowl |
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LB | NYJ New York Jets | 97 games · 6 yrs as starter 51 career AV |
| 1980 | LeRoy Irvin 2× All-Pro 2× Pro Bowl |
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DB | LAR Los Angeles Rams | 159 games · 8 yrs as starter 76 career AV |
| 1980 | John Schmeding |
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G | BUF Buffalo Bills | No regular-season snaps |
| 1980 | Cliff Odom | Texas-Arlington | LB | CLE Cleveland Browns | 167 games · 6 yrs as starter 44 career AV |
| 1980 | Steve McMichael HOF 2× All-Pro 2× Pro Bowl |
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DT | NE New England Patriots | 213 games · 11 yrs as starter 100 career AV |
| 1980 | Larry Carter |
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DB | DEN Denver Broncos | No regular-season snaps |
| 1980 | Bill Barnett |
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DE | MIA Miami Dolphins | 77 games 12 career AV |
| 1980 | Scot Brantley |
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LB | TB Tampa Bay Buccaneers | 114 games · 5 yrs as starter 32 career AV |
| 1980 | Craig Puki |
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LB | SF San Francisco 49ers | 39 games 7 career AV |
| 1980 | Bill Roe |
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LB | DAL Dallas Cowboys | 19 games 3 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: Penn State — 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
- Start with the school leaderboard — sort by total picks, first-rounders, Pro Bowls, or the last ten drafts.
- Use the round, conference, and position chips to isolate a pipeline, like SEC defensive backs in Round 1.
- 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?
Penn State 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.