List of Alabama Crimson Tide in the NFL draft explained

The University of Alabama Crimson Tide football team has had 460 players drafted into the National Football League (NFL) since the league began holding drafts in 1936. This includes 82 players taken in the first round and three overall number one picks, Harry Gilmer in the 1948 NFL draft, Joe Namath in the 1965 AFL draft and Bryce Young in the 2023 NFL draft. Alabama has had 56 former players selected to a Pro Bowl, 157 total Pro Bowl selections over all, 47 have won a Super Bowl with their respective teams (64 represented and won) and eight have been elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Each NFL franchise seeks to add new players through the annual NFL draft. The draft rules were last updated in 2009. The team with the worst record the previous year picks first, the next-worst team second, and so on. Teams that did not make the playoffs are ordered by their regular-season record with any remaining ties broken by strength of schedule. Playoff participants are sequenced after non-playoff teams, based on their round of elimination (wild card, division, conference, and Super Bowl). Prior to the merger agreements in 1966, the American Football League (AFL) operated in direct competition with the NFL and held a separate draft. This led to a bidding war over top prospects between the two leagues. As part of the merger agreement on June 8, 1966, the two leagues held a multiple-round "common draft". Once the AFL officially merged with the NFL in 1970, the common draft became the NFL draft.

Selections

Key

	Selected to an all-star game (AFL All-Star game, NFL All-Star game or Pro Bowl)
	Won a league championship (AFL championship, NFL championship, or Super Bowl)
	Inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame

National Football League

Year	Round	Pick	Overall	Player name	Position	NFL team	Notes
1936	1	2	2		QB	Boston Redskins	NFL Champion (1937)
	4	4	31		End	Brooklyn Dodgers	—
	5	8	44		C	Detroit Lions	—
1937	2	4	14		Back	New York Giants	Pro Bowl (1942) NFL championship (1938)
1938	2	3	13		Back	Brooklyn Dodgers	—
	7	3	53		G	Brooklyn Dodgers	—
1939	3	8	23		Back	Washington Redskins	—
	9	3	73		G	Cleveland Rams	—
1940	4	5	30		T	Cleveland Rams	—
	5	4	34		T	Brooklyn Dodgers	—
	11	3	93		C	Pittsburgh Steelers	—
	11	8	138		End	Washington Redskins	—
1941	3	10	25		T	Washington Redskins	Pro Bowl (1942, 1950) NFL Champion (1942, 1946)
	7	8	58		End	Brooklyn Dodgers	—
	10	10	90		G	Washington Redskins	—
1942	9	9	79		T	Green Bay Packers	—
	14	3	123		G	Philadelphia Eagles	—
	18	10	170		End	Chicago Bears	—
	19	4	174		Back	Chicago Cardinals	—
1943	4	3	28		C	Brooklyn Dodgers	—
	5	3	33		G	Chicago Cardinals	—
	8	10	70		G	Washington Redskins	—
	14	2	122		End	Philadelphia Eagles	—
	14	5	125		End	Cleveland Rams	—
	15	2	132		Back	Philadelphia Eagles	Pro Bowl (1952, 1953)
	25	6	236		Back	New York Giants	—
	29	4	274		Back	Brooklyn Dodgers	—
1944	9	2	78		T	Brooklyn Tigers	—
	9	6	82		T	Green Bay Packers	—
	13	6	126		C	Green Bay Packers	—
	22	2	221		End	Brooklyn Tigers	—
	27	6	279		End	New York Giants	—
	27	8	281		T	Chicago Bears	—
1945	8	5	70		Back	Cleveland Rams	—
	13	5	125		T	Cleveland Rams	—
	14	2	133		Back	Brooklyn Tigers	—
	17	6	170		Back	Washington Redskins	—
	18	6	181		Back	Detroit Lions	—
	22	1	220		Back	Chicago Cardinals	—
	23	9	239		Back	Philadelphia Eagles	—
	25	6	258		G	Chicago Bears	—
	30	5	312		T	Cleveland Rams	—
	31	4	322		Back	Philadelphia Eagles	—
	32	5	329		G	New York Giants	—
1946	8	1	61		End	Chicago Cardinals	—
	16	5	145		T	New York Giants	—
	26	10	250		C	Los Angeles Rams	—
	29	9	279		T	Washington Redskins	—
1947	24	1	216		Back	Detroit Lions	—
1948	1	1	1		HB	Washington Redskins	Pro Bowl (1950, 1952)
	1	4	4		Back	Washington Redskins	—
	1	5	5		C	Boston Yanks	—
	5	9	34		G	Pittsburgh Steelers	Pro Bowl (1952)
	10	9	84		G	Philadelphia Eagles	—
	23	2	207		End	Detroit Lions	—
1949	7	9	70		End	Chicago Cardinals	NFL Champion (1953)
	10	5	96		End	Pittsburgh Steelers	—
	13	3	114		End	Green Bay Packers	—
	16	7	158		T	Washington Redskins	—
	20	4	195		C	New York Giants	—
1950	19	5	240		End	Washington Redskins	—
	26	2	328		Back	New York Yanks	—
1951	1	9	9		FB	Pittsburgh Steelers	—
	2	1	15		Back	Washington Redskins	—
	6	11	73		T	New York Giants	—
	8	8	94		C	New York Yanks	—
	12	8	143		End	New York Giants	—
	14	6	165		G	Pittsburgh Steelers	—
	22	2	257		C	Washington Redskins	—
	25	7	298		Back	Pittsburgh Steelers	—
1952	8	10	95		T	New York Giants	—
	26	5	306		Back	Pittsburgh Steelers	—
	28	3	328		End	Chicago Cardinals	—
1953	1	8	8		HB	New York Giants	—
	8	2	87		G	Chicago Cardinals	—
	9	7	92		T	Philadelphia Eagles	Pro Bowl (1958)
	21	3	244		End	Chicago Cardinals	—
	22	6	247		Back	Green Bay Packers	—
	23	8	273		T	San Francisco 49ers	—
	29	10	347		Back	Cleveland Browns	—
1954	7	10	83		T	San Francisco 49ers	—
	10	1	110		Back	Chicago Cardinals	—
	12	1	134		Back	Green Bay Packers	—
	25	2	291		T	Green Bay Packers	—
	26	1	302		C	Chicago Cardinals	—
1955	5	5	54		T	Pittsburgh Steelers	—
	6	6	67		Back	Los Angeles Rams	—
	6	8	69		Back	San Francisco 49ers	—
	9	4	101		T	Green Bay Packers	—
	23	8	273		Back	Philadelphia Eagles	—
1956	14	2	159		T	Pittsburgh Steelers	—
	16	7	188		T	Green Bay Packers	—
	17	7	200		QB	Green Bay Packers	Pro Bowl (1960, 1961, 1962, 1966) NFL Champion (1961, 1962, 1965, 1966, 1967) Super Bowl Champion (I, II) Pro Football Hall of Fame (1977)
	27	5	318		T	Philadelphia Eagles	—
	29	3	340		T	Pittsburgh Steelers	—
	30	9	358		G	Chicago Bears	—
1957	9	6	101		Back	Cleveland Browns	—
	12	7	140		T	San Francisco 49ers	—
1958	9	6	103		Back	Detroit Lions	—
	30	8	357		End	New York Giants	—
1959	7	1	73		Back	Green Bay Packers	—
	29	8	344		End	Los Angeles Rams	—
	30	10	358		T	New York Giants	—
1960	No selections
1961	No selections
1962	4	1	43		T	Washington Redskins	Pro Bowl (1962)
	5	13	69		End	St. Louis Cardinals	—
	16	1	211		End	Washington Redskins	—
	16	9	219		RB	Baltimore Colts	—
1963	1	6	6		LB	Dallas Cowboys	Pro Bowl (1967, 1968, 1969, 1973, 1974) Super Bowl Champion (VI)
	2	10	24		Back	Baltimore Colts	—
	3	5	33		Back	St. Louis Cardinals	—
1964	5	5	61		HB	Detroit Lions	—
	5	13	69		T	Green Bay Packers	NFL Champion (1965) Super Bowl Champion (I, II)
	11	11	151		RB	Cleveland Browns	—
1965	1	12	12		QB	St. Louis Cardinals	—
	3	12	40		End	St. Louis Cardinals	—
	9	8	120		T	Minnesota Vikings	—
	10	5	131		C	Dallas Cowboys	—
	11	12	152		Back	St. Louis Cardinals	—
1966	7	15	110		WR	Baltimore Colts	Super Bowl Champion (V)
	11	1	156		QB	Atlanta Falcons	—
	15	1	216		WR	Atlanta Falcons	—
	15	11	226		RB	New York Giants	—
	16	13	243		K	Cleveland Browns	—
1967	1	26	26		RB/LB	New Orleans Saints	—
	4	2	82		DT	New York Giants	—
	4	11	91		DT	San Francisco 49ers	—
	9	19	230		LB	Cleveland Browns	—
1968	1	20	20		WR	Dallas Cowboys	—
	2	25	52		QB	Oakland Raiders	Pro Bowl (1973, 1974, 1976, 1977) Super Bowl Champion (XI) Pro Football Hall of Fame (2016)
	12	20	320		DB	Kansas City Chiefs	—
1969	10	26	260		LB	New York Jets	—
	16	22	413		LB	Oakland Raiders	—
1970	No selections
1971	6	10	140		QB	Green Bay Packers	—
1972	3	10	62		RB	Chicago Bears	—
	11	6	266		WR	Green Bay Packers	—
	15	22	386		LB	Baltimore Colts	—
	16	21	411		DB	Washington Redskins	—
1973	1	4	4		G	New England Patriots	Pro Bowl (1976, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985) Pro Football Hall of Fame (1991)
	7	18	174		DE	San Francisco 49ers	—
	12	23	309		G	Oakland Raiders	—
1974	1	9	9		RB	San Francisco 49ers	Super Bowl Champion (XVII)
	3	2	54		WR	Chicago Bears	—
	6	8	138		DT	San Francisco 49ers	—
	8	5	187		P	New York Jets	—
	16	2	392		G	New York Giants	—
1975	3	1	53		DB	Baltimore Colts	—
	8	13	195		DB	Cincinnati Bengals	—
1976	1	6	6		QB	New York Jets	—
	4	16	108		DB	Chicago Bears	—
	5	7	131		LB	San Diego Chargers	—
	5	14	138		RB	Cincinnati Bengals	—
	10	25	290		DE	Dallas Cowboys	—
	12	22	341		WR	Cincinnati Bengals	—
1977	2	12	40		NT	Miami Dolphins	Pro Bowl (1979, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984)
	3	1	57		OG	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Super Bowl Champion (XVIII)
	6	20	159		LB	Pittsburgh Steelers	—
	8	17	212		RB	Denver Broncos	—
1978	1	18	18		G	New England Patriots	—
	1	23	23		TE	Cleveland Browns	Pro Bowl (1981, 1984, 1985) Pro Football Hall of Fame (1999)
	2	2	30		RB	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Super Bowl Champion (XVI)
	11	6	284		NT	Green Bay Packers	—
1979	1	6	6		LB	Baltimore Colts	—
	1	14	14		DT	New York Jets	—
	3	5	61		RB	Miami Dolphins	—
	7	19	184		LB	Green Bay Packers	—
	9	26	246		QB	Los Angeles Rams	Super Bowl Champion (XXI, XXVI)
1980	1	21	21		DB	Miami Dolphins	—
	2	20	48		C	Miami Dolphins	Pro Bowl (1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987) Pro Football Hall of Fame (1998)
	6	25	163		LB	San Diego Chargers	—
	7	4	169		DT	Green Bay Packers	—
	8	7	200		RB	New York Giants	—
	9	26	247		RB	San Diego Chargers	—
1981	1	5	5		LB	St. Louis Cardinals	Pro Bowl (1984, 1985)
	5	6	117		DE	Green Bay Packers	—
	7	14	180		RB	Kansas City Chiefs	—
	10	5	253		WR	St. Louis Cardinals	—
	12	9	313		RB	San Francisco 49ers	—
1982	3	10	65		DB	St. Louis Cardinals	—
	8	15	210		LB	Green Bay Packers	—
	9	23	246		DT	San Diego Chargers	—
1983	1	16	16		DT	Atlanta Falcons	—
	3	16	72		DB	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	—
	5	9	121		C	Detroit Lions	—
	12	2	309		LB	New York Giants	Super Bowl Champion (XXI)
1984	4	25	109		RB	Miami Dolphins	—
	7	6	174		WR	San Diego Chargers	—
	1	9	9		WR	Atlanta Falcons	—
1985	1	25	25		LB	Cincinnati Bengals	—
	3	19	75		RB	San Francisco 49ers	—
1986	1	4	4		DE	Indianapolis Colts	—
	2	12	39		DE	San Francisco 49ers	Super Bowl Champion (XXIII, XXIV)
	6	2	140		TE	Dallas Cowboys	—
	6	25	163		DT	Miami Dolphins	—
1987	1	2	2		LB	Indianapolis Colts	Pro Bowl (1988, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993)
	6	2	142		DB	Indianapolis Colts	—
	6	16	156		WR	Minnesota Vikings	—
	7	1	169		NT	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	—
	9	6	229		LB	St. Louis Cardinals	—
	9	8	231		C	Houston Oilers	—
	10	2	253		DB	Indianapolis Colts	—
	12	6	313		QB	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	—
1988	7	2	167		RB	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	—
	7	19	184		RB	Buffalo Bills	—
	8	1	194		LB	Atlanta Falcons	—
1989	1	4	4		LB	Kansas City Chiefs	Pro Bowl (1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997) Pro Football Hall of Fame (2009)
	5	24	136		LB	Chicago Bears	—
	6	7	146		P	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	—
	6	19	158		TE	New York Giants	Super Bowl Champion (XXV)
	7	21	188		LB	Los Angeles Rams	—
	1	N/A	N/A		RB	Denver Broncos	Pro Bowl (1990)
1990	1	4	4		DE	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	—
	6	7	144		DB	Chicago Bears	—
	10	22	270		G	Washington Redskins	—
1991	2	9	36		DT	San Diego Chargers	—
	10	26	276		DT	San Francisco 49ers	—
	11	18	296		DB	Pittsburgh Steelers	—
1992	2	20	48		RB	Philadelphia Eagles	—
	3	15	71		RB	New England Patriots	—
	8	22	218		DT	New Orleans Saints	—
	10	20	272		DT	New Orleans Saints	—
1993	1	5	5		DE	Cincinnati Bengals	—
	1	6	6		DE	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	—
	1	29	29		S	Green Bay Packers	—
	3	6	62		LB	Detroit Lions	—
	4	10	94		RB	Dallas Cowboys	Super Bowl Champion (XXVIII)
	6	23	163		LB	Philadelphia Eagles	—
1994	1	9	9		CB	Cleveland Browns	—
	2	6	35		WR	New England Patriots	—
	2	11	40		WR	Minnesota Vikings	—
	2	31	60		DE	Houston Oilers	—
	5	28	159		G	Los Angeles Raiders	—
	7	26	220		LB	Houston Oilers	—
1995	2	14	46		RB	Dallas Cowboys	Super Bowl Champion (XXX)
	4	4	102		S	Cincinnati Bengals	—
	4	10	108		DE	New Orleans Saints	—
	5	26	160		QB	Green Bay Packers	—
	7	17	225		P	New York Giants	—
1996	3	23	84		DT	Atlanta Falcons	—
	4	12	107		DE	Houston Oilers	—
	4	34	129		DB	Detroit Lions	—
	6	30	197		DB	Philadelphia Eagles	—
	6	37	204		WR	New Orleans Saints	—
1997	1	20	20		LB	Minnesota Vikings	—
	5	7	137		TE	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	—
	7	35	236		DB	Baltimore Ravens	—
1998	2	24	54		TE	New England Patriots	Super Bowl Champion (XXXVI)
	4	8	100		DT	Dallas Cowboys	—
	4	25	117		DB	Pittsburgh Steelers	Super Bowl Champion (XL, XLIII)
	4	30	122		RB	Denver Broncos	—
1999	1	26	26		CB	Jacksonville Jaguars	Super Bowl Champion (XLIII)
2000	1	3	3		OT	Washington Redskins	Pro Bowl (2001, 2002, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008)
	1	19	19		RB	Seattle Seahawks	Pro Bowl (2003, 2004, 2005)
	2	11	42		DT	New York Giants	—
2001	2	25	56		DB	Dallas Cowboys	—
	3	19	81		DT	New Orleans Saints	—
	5	25	156		OG	Miami Dolphins	—
2002	3	4	69		LB	San Francisco 49ers	—
	5	14	149		WR	Arizona Cardinals	—
	5	20	155		TE	Baltimore Ravens	—
	5	27	162		WR	Philadelphia Eagles	—
2003	4	12	109		DE	Baltimore Ravens	—
	5	6	141		DT	Arizona Cardinals	—
	5	10	145		DT	Carolina Panthers	—
	6	29	202		DB	Atlanta Falcons	—
	7	21	235		RB	Denver Broncos	—
2004	2	14	46		OG	San Francisco 49ers	—
	2	25	57		DE	Tennessee Titans	—
	6	6	171		WR	Denver Broncos	—
	7	21	222		LB	Miami Dolphins	—
2005	3	15	79		OG	Carolina Panthers	Pro Bowl (2013, 2014) Super Bowl Champion (50)
	5	28	164		OT	San Diego Chargers	—
	6	4	178		DT	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	—
	7	21	235		LB	Seattle Seahawks	—
2006	2	1	33		LB	Houston Texans	Pro Bowl (2007, 2009)
	2	11	43		S	New Orleans Saints	Pro Bowl (2009, 2010) Super Bowl Champion (XLIV)
	3	21	85		QB	Kansas City Chiefs	—
	5	25	158		DB	New York Giants	Super Bowl Champion (XLV)
	5	26	159		DE	Chicago Bears	—
2007	4	38	137		FB	Baltimore Ravens	Pro Bowl (2008, 2009)
	7	36	246		RB	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	—
	7	45	255		CB	Detroit Lions	—
2008	No selections
2009	1	6	6		OT	Cincinnati Bengals	—
	3	10	74		RB	San Francisco 49ers	—
	3	13	77		C	Houston Texans	—
	3	31	95		DB	Arizona Cardinals	—
2010	1	8	8		LB	Oakland Raiders	—
	1	20	20		CB	Houston Texans	—
	2	18	50		DB	Kansas City Chiefs	—
	2	25	57		DE	Baltimore Ravens	Super Bowl Champion (XLVII)
	3	34	98		OG	Atlanta Falcons	—
	7	4	211		DB	St. Louis Rams	—
	7	40	247		DE	New England Patriots	—
2011	1	3	3		DT	Buffalo Bills	Pro Bowl (2013, 2014)
	1	6	6		WR	Atlanta Falcons	Pro Bowl (2012, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019)
	1	25	25		OT	Seattle Seahawks	Super Bowl Champion (XLVIII)
	1	28	28		RB	New Orleans Saints	Pro Bowl (2014, 2017, 2019)
	7	5	208		QB	New York Jets	—
2012	1	3	3		RB	Cleveland Browns	—
	1	7	7		S	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	—
	1	17	17		CB	Cincinnati Bengals	—
	1	25	25		LB	New England Patriots	Super Bowl Champion (XLIX, LI) Pro Bowl (2016, 2019)
	2	3	35		LB	Baltimore Ravens	Super Bowl Champion (XLVII)
	5	1	136		DT	Indianapolis Colts	—
	5	11	146		CB	Kansas City Chiefs	—
	7	40	247		TE	Cleveland Browns	—
2013	1	9	9		CB	New York Jets	—
	1	10	10		G	Tennessee Titans	Super Bowl Champion (LII)
	1	11	11		OT	San Diego Chargers	—
	2	29	61		RB	Green Bay Packers	Pro Bowl (2013)
	4	2	99		LB	Kansas City Chiefs	—
	4	16	113		C	St. Louis Rams	—
	5	4	137		DT	Seattle Seahawks	Super Bowl Champion (XLVIII)
	5	24	157		DE	San Francisco 49ers	—
	7	5	211		TE	Detroit Lions	Super Bowl Champion (LI)
2014	1	17	17		LB	Baltimore Ravens	Pro Bowl (2014, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2022)
	1	21	21		S	Green Bay Packers	Pro Bowl (2016)
	2	12	44		OT	Buffalo Bills	—
	4	23	123		WR	Seattle Seahawks	—
	5	20	160		DE	Arizona Cardinals	—
	5	24	164		QB	Cincinnati Bengals	—
	5	27	167		S	New Orleans Saints	—
	6	1	177		DE	Houston Texans	—
2015	1	4	4		WR	Oakland Raiders	Pro Bowl (2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, 2023)
	2	1	33		S	New York Giants	Pro Bowl (2016, 2017, 2018)
	2	4	36		RB	Jacksonville Jaguars	—
	4	9	108		FB	Tennessee Titans	—
	4	13	112		OG	Washington Redskins	—
	7	11	228		OT	Minnesota Vikings	—
	7	36	253		LB	New England Patriots	—
2016	1	18	18		C	Indianapolis Colts	Pro Bowl (2019, 2020, 2021, 2023)
	2	10	41		LB	Buffalo Bills	Super Bowl Champion (LIV)
	2	14	45		RB	Tennessee Titans	Pro Bowl (2019, 2020, 2022, 2023)
	2	15	46		DT	Detroit Lions	Super Bowl Champion (LVI)
	2	18	49		DT	Seattle Seahawks	—
	2	29	60		CB	New England Patriots	Super Bowl Champion (LI)
	3	10	73		RB	Miami Dolphins	—
2017	1	16	16		CB	Baltimore Ravens	Pro Bowl (2019, 2020, 2022)
	1	17	17		DE	Washington Redskins	Pro Bowl (2021, 2022)
	1	19	19		TE	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Super Bowl Champion (LV)
	1	31	31		LB	San Francisco 49ers	—
	2	2	34		OT	Jacksonville Jaguars	—
	2	17	49		OLB	Washington Redskins	—
	2	23	55		DT	New York Giants	—
	3	14	78		DE	Baltimore Ravens	—
	3	15	79		WR	New York Jets	—
	4	5	112		S	Chicago Bears	Pro Bowl (2018, 2019)
2018	1	11	11		S	Miami Dolphins	Pro Bowl (2019, 2020, 2022, 2023)
	1	13	13		NT	Washington Redskins	Pro Bowl (2022)
	1	22	22		LB	Tennessee Titans	—
	1	26	26		WR	Atlanta Falcons	—
	3	29	93		S	Jacksonville Jaguars	—
	4	14	114		DE	Detroit Lions	—
	4	18	118		CB	Baltimore Ravens	—
	5	35	172		P	Green Bay Packers	—
	6	23	197		LB	Washington Redskins	—
	6	41	215		C	Baltimore Ravens	—
	7	18	236		RB	Dallas Cowboys	—
	7	28	246		DT	Pittsburgh Steelers	—
2019	1	3	3		DT	New York Jets	Pro Bowl (2022, 2023)
	1	11	11		OT	Cincinnati Bengals	—
	1	24	24		RB	Oakland Raiders	Pro Bowl (2020, 2022)
	2	18	50		TE	Minnesota Vikings	—
	3	24	87		RB	New England Patriots	—
	4	13	115		LB	Carolina Panthers	—
	5	1	139		S	Arizona Cardinals	—
	5	15	153		OG	Washington Redskins	—
	5	17	155		LB	Cleveland Browns
	6	20	192		DT	Pittsburgh Steelers	Super Bowl Champion (LVIII)
2020
	1	5	5		QB	Miami Dolphins	Pro Bowl (2023)
	1	10	10		OT	Cleveland Browns	—
	1	12	12		WR	Las Vegas Raiders	—
	1	15	15		WR	Denver Broncos	—
	2	4	36		S	New York Giants	—
	2	19	51		CB	Dallas Cowboys	Pro Bowl (2021, 2022)
	2	24	56		DT	Miami Dolphins	—
	3	20	84		LB	Los Angeles Rams	Super Bowl Champion (LVI)
	3	23	87		LB	New England Patriots	—
2021	1	6	6		WR	Miami Dolphins	—
	1	9	9		CB	Denver Broncos	Pro Bowl (2022, 2023)
	1	10	10		WR	Philadelphia Eagles	—
	1	15	15		QB	New England Patriots	Pro Bowl (2021)
	1	17	17		OT	Las Vegas Raiders	—
	1	24	24		RB	Pittsburgh Steelers	Pro Bowl (2021)
	2	5	37		C	Philadelphia Eagles	Pro Bowl (2022, 2023)
	2	6	38		DT	New England Patriots	—
	6	9	193		G	Carolina Panthers	—
	6	38	222		LS	Carolina Panthers	—
2022	1	7	7		OT	New York Giants	—
	1	12	12		WR	Detroit Lions	—
	2	12	44		WR	Houston Texans	—
	2	15	47		DT	Washington Commanders	—
	3	11	75		LB	Houston Texans	—
	3	34	98		RB	Washington Commanders	—
	4	14	119		CB	Baltimore Ravens	—
2023	1	1	1		QB	Carolina Panthers	—
	1	3	3		DE	Houston Texans	Pro Bowl (2023)
	1	12	12		RB	Detroit Lions	Pro Bowl (2023)
	2	14	45		S	Detroit Lions	__
	3	2	65		OT	Philadelphia Eagles	__
	3	7	70		DT	Las Vegas Raiders	__
	3	32	95		S	Cincinnati Bengals	__
	3	38	101		TE	San Francisco 49ers	__
	5	32	167		LB	Houston Texans	__
	7	7	224		S	Atlanta Falcons	__
2024	1	7	7		T	Tennessee Titans	—
	1	17	17		DE	Minnesota Vikings	—
	1	24	24		DB	Detroit Lions	—
	2	9	41		DB	New Orleans Saints	__
	2	25	57		DE	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	__
	3	16	80		WR	Cincinnati Bengals	__
	4	5	105		DT	Los Angeles Chargers	__
	6	10	186		RB	Atlanta Falcons	__
	6	27	203		K	Minnesota Vikings	__
	7	37	257		DB	New York Jets	__

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American Football League

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Round	Overall	Player name	Position	AFL team	Notes
1960	1			T	New York Titans	—
	2			T	Houston Oilers	—
1961	No selections
1962	5	39		End	Houston Oilers	—
	6	46		G	Boston Patriots	AFL All-Star Game (1963)
	17	131		End	Dallas Texans	AFL All-Star Game (1964) AFL championship (1962, 1966)
	23	180		S	Buffalo Bills	AFL championship (1964)
	24	187		QB	Dallas Texans	—
1963	2	14		LB	Boston Patriots	—
	6	41		TE	Oakland Raiders	—
	7	55		End	Boston Patriots	—
1964	8	59		OT	New York Jets	—
	12	94		DB	Houston Oilers	—
1965	1	1		QB	New York Jets	AFL All-Star Game (1965, 1967, 1968, 1969) Pro Bowl (1972) Super Bowl Champion (III) Pro Football Hall of Fame (1985)
	8	58		TE	Houston Oilers	—
	19	147		T	Oakland Raiders	—
1966	17	150		WR	New York Jets	—
	20	179		HB	Oakland Raiders	—

Notable undrafted players/Players before the official NFL Draft

Note: No drafts held before 1936

Debut year	Player name	Position	Debut NFL/AFL team	Notes
1935		End	Green Bay Packers	NFL All-Star (1939, 1940, 1941, 1942) NFL Champion (1936, 1939, 1944) Pro Football Hall of Fame (1963)
1937		T	Washington Redskins	Pro Bowl (1941) NFL Champion (1937, 1942)
1939		T	Green Bay Packers	Pro Bowl (1939) NFL Champion (1939)
1946		T	Washington Redskins	—
1954		E	New York Giants	—
1966		LB	New York Jets	Super Bowl Champion (III)
1975		C	New Orleans Saints	—
1980		DT	New York Giants	Super Bowl Champion (XXI)
1981		LB	Green Bay Packers	—
1984		DE	Seattle Seahawks	—
1985		TE	Pittsburgh Steelers	—
		G	San Diego Chargers	—
		DB	Cleveland Browns	—
1986		RB	Green Bay Packers	—
1987		WR	Cleveland Browns	—
		DT	Pittsburgh Steelers	—
		T	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	—
		LB	Los Angeles Raiders	—
		T	Washington Redskins	—
		DB	Seattle Seahawks	—
		K	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	—
1990		DT	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	—
1992		LB	Denver Broncos	—
1995		DB	Jacksonville Jaguars	—
		LB	Carolina Panthers	—
1999		P	Detroit Lions	—
2000		DT	New England Patriots	—
2002		DB	Cincinnati Bengals	—
2003		C	Philadelphia Eagles	—
2004		G	Tennessee Titans	—
		RB	Buffalo Bills	—
2005		T	Arizona Cardinals	—
2006		DB	Pittsburgh Steelers	Super Bowl Champion (XLIII)
2006		LB	New England Patriots	—
2007		FB	Arizona Cardinals	—
		DT	Philadelphia Eagles	—
2008		DB	Cincinnati Bengals	—
		DE	Kansas City Chiefs	—
2011		LB	Baltimore Ravens	—
2013		S	Carolina Panthers	—
		DT	Philadelphia Eagles	—
		LS	Jacksonville Jaguars	—
2014		G	Arizona Cardinals	—
2015		S	Baltimore Ravens	—
		WR	San Francisco 49ers	—
2016		QB	Arizona Cardinals	—
		WR	Houston Texans	—
2017		WR	Kansas City Chiefs	Super Bowl Champion (LIV)
2018		DB	Green Bay Packers	—
		WR	Buffalo Bills	—
		WR	Washington Redskins	—
		DB	Buffalo Bills	—
2019		G	Oakland Raiders	—
		TE	Indianapolis Colts	—
		LS	Los Angeles Chargers	—
2020		S	San Francisco 49ers	—
2021		TE	Tennessee Titans	—
		LB	Jacksonville Jaguars	—
2022		LB	Denver Broncos	—
		WR	Baltimore Ravens	—
		CB	Philadelphia Eagles	—
		DE	New England Patriots	—
2023		DT	Buffalo Bills	—
		OG	Indianapolis Colts	—
		LB	Cincinnati Bengals	—
		CB	Philadelphia Eagles	—
2024		OG	Baltimore Ravens	—

References

General

• Web site: National Football League . Draft History by School–Alabama. December 3, 2011.
• Web site: Alabama Drafted Players/Alumni . December 3, 2011 . Sports Reference, LLC . Pro-Football-Reference.com.
• Book: 2011 Alabama Crimson Tide Football Record Book . 2011 . 166–171 . UA Athletics Media Relations Office . Tuscaloosa, Alabama . December 3, 2011 . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20110710010929/http://www.rolltide.com/sports/m-footbl/media-guide.html . July 10, 2011 .

Specific

Notes and References

1. Web site: Alabama Crimson Tide in the NFL draft . ProFootballReference.com.