List of Pacific Tigers in the NFL Draft

This is a list of Pacific Tigers football players in the NFL Draft.

Key

B	Back	K	Kicker	NT	Nose tackle
C	Center	LB	Linebacker	FB	Fullback
DB	Defensive back	P	Punter	HB	Halfback
DE	Defensive end	QB	Quarterback	WR	Wide receiver
DT	Defensive tackle	RB	Running back	G	Guard
E	End	T	Offensive tackle	TE	Tight end

Year	Round	Pick in round	Overall pick	Player	Team drafted to	Position
1995	6	26	197	Craig Whelihan	Chargers	QB
1993	4	9	93	Greg Bishop	Giants	T
1987	6	20	160	Tim Richardson (American football)	Giants	RB
1986	11	27	304	Gene Thomas (wide receiver)	Patriots	WR
1985	9	10	234	Paul Berner	Chargers	QB
1984u	3	3	59	Kirby Warren	Giants	RB
1984	7	3	171	Lionel Manuel	Giants	WR
1982	3	15	70	Mike Merriweather	Steelers	LB
1982	8	11	206	Kirk Harmon (American football)	Vikings	LB
1981	12	2	306	Jeff Bednarek	Seahawks	DT
1980	5	7	117	Brad Vassar	Falcons	LB
1980	8	14	207	Jack Cosgrove (center)	Seahawks	C
1980	8	15	208	Mike House	Patriots	TE
1978	7	11	177	Bruce Gibson (American football)	Lions	RB
1978	12	26	332	Joe Conron	Raiders	WR
1977	8	13	208	Al Cleveland	Cowboys	DE
1975	3	6	58	Willard Harrell	Packers	RB
1975	10	6	240	Hank Engelhardt	Broncos	C
1975	12	10	296	Carlos Brown	Packers	QB
1974	9	17	225	Larry Bailey	Falcons	DT
1971	9	25	233	Honor Jackson	Cowboys	WR
1970	10	8	242	Tony Plummer	Cardinals	DB
1970	13	5	317	Steve Schroeder (American football)	Bills	K
1969	2	11	37	Bob Heinz	Dolphins	T
1969	4	13	91	Rudy Redmond	Bears	DB
1968	5	13	124	Mark Nordquist	Eagles	T
1968	11	27	300	Jeff Banks (American football)	Bengals	LB
1968	17	6	441	Bob Lee (American football)	Vikings	QB
1964	4	12	54	Don Shackelford	Browns	T
1963	2	13	27	Roy Williams (tacke)	Lions	T
1963	7	12	96	John Gamble (guard)	Lions	G
1962	15	2	198	Larry Guilford	Vikings	E
1961	5	4	60	Willie Hector	Rams	G
1960	2	10	22	Carl Kammerer	49ers	G
1960	6	10	70	Ola Lee Murchison	49ers	E
1959	1	2	2	Dick Bass	Rams	RB
1959	6	11	71	Bob Denton	Browns	E
1959	10	8	116	Bobby Coronado	Bears	E
1958	5	11	60	Farrell Funston	Browns	E
1958	8	3	88	Bill Striegel	Eagles	LB
1958	11	7	128	Gerry Schweitzer	Rams	E
1957	6	9	70	John Nisby	Packers	G
1957	9	8	105	Galen Laack	Redskins	G
1957	23	7	272	John Thomas	49ers	E
1956	3	7	32	A. D. Williams	Rams	DE
1956	7	1	74	Gene Cronin	Lions	DE
1955	25	12	301	Ernie Lindo	Browns	B
1954	2	4	17	Ken Buck (American football)	Giants	E
1954	15	1	170	Cecil Harp	Cardinals	E
1954	20	2	231	Lowell Herbert	Packers	G
1954	21	2	243	Art Liebscher	Packers	B
1953	18	10	215	Dick Betten	Browns	T
1952	2	7	20	Eddie Macon	Bears	B
1952	5	11	60	Keever Jankovich	Browns	E
1952	6	5	66	Duane Putnam	Rams	G
1952	7	12	85	Burt Delevan	Rams	T
1952	8	12	97	Tom McCormick	Rams	B
1952	10	11	120	Pat Ribiero	Browns	T
1952	24	10	287	Wes Mitchell	Giants	E
1952	25	10	299	Bill Kelley (center)	Giants	C
1951	4	9	47	Bob Moser	Bears	C
1951	12	10	145	Don Hardey	Rams	B
1951	15	10	181	Sid Hall (center)	Bears	C
1950	2	9	23	Don Campora	49ers	T
1950	5	10	63	Harry Kane	49ers	C
1950	8	5	97	John Rohde	Redskins	E
1950	10	5	123	Eddie LeBaron	Redskins	QB
1950	24	10	310	Walt Polenske	Bears	B
1950	27	10	349	Ken Johnson (guard)	49ers	G
1950	29	11	376	Bob Heck	Rams	B
1950	30	2	380	John Poulos	Bulldogs	B
1949	20	8	199	Bob Heck	Bears	B
1949	23	8	229	Harry Kane	Bears	C
1948	25	8	233	George Brumm (center)	Bears	C
1944	4	4	31	Art McCaffray	Steelers	T
1944	24	9	250	Earl Klapstein	Eagles	T^[1]

Notes

Kirby Warren was drafted in the 1984 NFL Supplemental Draft.^[2]

References

Pacific Tigers football

Venues	Baxter Stadium (?-1949) Stagg Memorial Stadium (1950–1995)

Bowls & rivalries	Bowl games

People	Head coaches NFL draftees

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