Alabama football players drafted 2015

          The National Football League is an annual event in which the National Football League (NFL) teams select eligible college football players. The teams draft in reverse order relative to their record the previous season. The last place team selects first while the Super Bowl winner selects last.

          In the early years players were drafted more on hearsay and print media than any other reason. All that has changed in recent years as every NFL team will put forth great effort to evaluate the players.

          Alabama high school football players have represented the state well over the years with players selected in almost every draft. The state has produced four overall number one selections and many more first round selections.

Number One Overall NFL Draft Selections Year Round Pick Player Position Team High School 2015 1 1 Jameis Winston QB Tampa Bay Hueytown 2007 1 1 JaMarcus Russell QB Oakland Raiders Williamson 1988 1 1 Aundray Bruce LB Atlanta Falcons Carver Montgomery 1986 1 1 Bo Jackson RB Tampa Bay Buccaneers McAdory 1948 1 1 Harry Gilmer QB Washington Redskins Woodlawn

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          Below are links to the Alabama high school football players that have been drafted by the National Football League. If we missed any football players that were drafted by the NFL please use the forums or email us at [email protected]

Players must have played high school football within the state to qualify.

Year Round Pick Overall Player name Position NFL team Notes 19361 2 2 Riley SmithQBBoston Redskins— 4 4 31 Paul BryantEnd Brooklyn Dodgers— 5 8 44 Kavanaugh FrancisCDetroit Lions— 19372 4 14 Arthur White*Back New York GiantsPro Bowl (1942)
NFL championship (1938) 19382 3 13 Joe KilgrowBack Brooklyn Dodgers — 7 3 53 Leroy MonskyGBrooklyn Dodgers — 19393 8 23 Charley HolmBack Washington Redskins— 9 3 73 Lew BostickGCleveland Rams— 19404 5 30 Bobby WoodTCleveland Rams — 5 4 34 Walt MerrillTBrooklyn Dodgers — 11 3 93 Cary CoxCPittsburgh Steelers— 11 8 138 Hayward SanfordEnd Washington Redskins — 19413 10 25 Fred DavisTWashington Redskins — 7 8 58 Hal NewmanEnd Brooklyn Dodgers — 10 10 90 Ed HickersonGWashington Redskins — 19429 9 79 Noah LangdaleTGreen Bay Packers— 14 3 123 John WyhonicGPhiladelphia Eagles— 18 10 170 Holt RastEnd Chicago Bears— 19 4 174 Jimmy NelsonBack Chicago Cardinals— 19434 3 28 Joe DomnanovichCBrooklyn Dodgers — 5 3 33 George HechtGChicago Cardinals — 8 10 70 Tony LeonGWashington Redskins — 14 2 122 George WeeksEnd Philadelphia Eagles — 14 5 125 Sam SharpeEnd Cleveland Rams — 15 2 132 Russ Craft* Back Philadelphia Eagles Pro Bowl (1952, 1953) 25 6 236 Dave BrownBack New York Giants — 29 4 274 Al SaboBack Brooklyn Dodgers — 19449 2 78 Mitchell OlenskiTBrooklyn Tigers— 9 6 82 Don WhitmireTGreen Bay Packers — 13 6 126 Bill BaughmanCGreen Bay Packers — 22 2 221 Ted CookEnd Brooklyn Tigers — 27 6 279 Andy BiresEnd New York Giants — 27 8 281 Jack McKewanTChicago Bears — 19458 5 70 Johnny AugustBack Cleveland Rams — 13 5 125 Jack AlandTCleveland Rams — 14 2 133 Hal SelfBack Brooklyn Tigers — 17 6 170 Bobby Tom JenkinsBack Washington Redskins — 18 6 181 Jim McWhorterBack Detroit Lions — 23 9 239 Norm MosleyBack Philadelphia Eagles — 25 6 258 Jack GreenGChicago Bears — 30 5 312 Charley ComptonTCleveland Rams — 31 4 322 Ken ReeseBack Philadelphia Eagles — 32 5 329 John StaplesGNew York Giants — 19468 1 61 Phil TinsleyEnd Chicago Cardinals — 16 5 145 Nick TerizziTNew York Giants — 26 10 250 D. J. GambrellCLos Angeles Rams— 29 9 279 Fay MillsTWashington Redskins — 194724 1 216 Bill CapenheadBack Detroit Lions — 19481 1 1 Harry Gilmer* HBWashington Redskins Pro Bowl (1950, 1952) 1 4 4 Lowell TewBack Washington Redskins — 1 5 5 Vaughn ManchaCBoston Yanks— 5 9 34 John Wozniak* GPittsburgh Steelers Pro Bowl (1952) 10 9 84 Ray RichesonGPhiladelphia Eagles — 23 2 207 Roy SteinerEnd Detroit Lions — 19497 9 70 Jim CainEnd Chicago Cardinals — 10 5 96 Bob HoodEnd Pittsburgh Steelers — 13 3 114 Rebel Roy SteinerEnd Green Bay Packers — 16 7 158 Dick FlowersTWashington Redskins — 20 4 195 Pat O'SullivanCNew York Giants — 195019 5 240 Ed WhiteEnd Washington Redskins — 26 2 328 Red NoonanBack New York Bulldogs— 19511 9 9 Butch AvingerFBPittsburgh Steelers — 2 1 15 Eddie SalemBack Washington Redskins — 6 11 73 Herb HannahTNew York Giants — 8 8 94 Larry LauerCNew York Yanks— 12 8 143 Al LaryEnd New York Giants — 14 6 165 Mike MizeranyGPittsburgh Steelers — 22 2 257 Elliot SpeedCWashington Redskins — 25 7 298 Tommy CalvinBack Pittsburgh Steelers — 19528 10 95 Billy ShippTNew York Giants — 26 5 306 Bobby WilsonBack Pittsburgh Steelers — 28 3 328 Harold LutzEnd Chicago Cardinals — 19531 8 8 Bobby MarlowHBNew York Giants — 8 2 87 Jerry WatfordGChicago Cardinals — 9 7 92 Jess RichardsonTPhiladelphia Eagles — 21 3 244 Joe CurtisEnd Chicago Cardinals — 22 6 247 Bob ConwayBack Green Bay Packers — 23 8 273 Travis HuntTSan Francisco 49ers— 29 10 347 Clell HobsonBack Cleveland Browns— 19547 10 83 Sid YoungelmanTSan Francisco 49ers — 10 1 110 Tommy LewisBack Chicago Cardinals — 12 1 134 Bill OliverBack Green Bay Packers — 25 2 291 John SmalleyTGreen Bay Packers — 26 1 302 Ralph CarriganCChicago Cardinals — 19555 5 54 George MasonTPittsburgh Steelers — 6 6 67 Tom "Corky" TharpBack Los Angeles Rams — 6 8 69 Bobby LunaBack San Francisco 49ers — 9 4 101 Ed CulpepperTGreen Bay Packers — 23 8 273 Cecil IngramBack Philadelphia Eagles — 195614 2 159 Jim EmmonsTPittsburgh Steelers — 16 7 188 Curtis LynchTGreen Bay Packers — 17 7 200 Bart Starr*QBGreen 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 Al EllettTPhiladelphia Eagles — 29 3 340 Wes ThompsonTPittsburgh Steelers — 30 9 358 Jim BucklerGChicago Bears — 19579 6 101 Don ComstockBack Cleveland Browns — 12 7 140 Fred SingtonTSan Francisco 49ers — 19589 6 103 Jim LoftinBack Detroit Lions — 30 8 357 Billy LumpkinEnd New York Giants — 19597 1 73 Bobby JacksonBack Green Bay Packers — 29 8 344 Ernie MooreEnd Los Angeles Rams — 30 10 358 Dave SingtonTNew York Giants — 1960No selections1961No selections19624 1 43 Billy NeighborsTWashington Redskins — 5 13 69 Bill RiceEnd St. Louis Cardinals — 16 1 211 Tommy BrookerEnd Washington Redskins — 16 9 219 Ray AbruzzeseRBBaltimore Colts— 19631 6 6 Lee Roy Jordan*LBDallas Cowboys Pro Bowl (1967, 1968, 1969, 1973, 1974)
Super Bowl Champion (VI) 2 10 24 Butch WilsonBack Baltimore Colts — 3 5 33 Mike FracchiaBack St. Louis Cardinals — 19645 5 61 Benny NelsonHBDetroit Lions — 5 13 69 Steve WrightTGreen Bay Packers NFL Champion (1965)
Super Bowl Champion (I, II) 11 11 151 Eddie VersprilleRBCleveland Browns — 19651 12 12 Joe NamathQBSt. Louis Cardinals — 3 12 40 Ray OgdenEnd St. Louis Cardinals — 9 8 120 Frank McClendonTMinnesota Vikings — 10 5 131 Gaylon McCulloughCDallas Cowboys — 11 12 152 Bud FrenchBack St. Louis Cardinals — 19667 15 110 Ray PerkinsWRBaltimore Colts Super Bowl Champion (V) 11 1 156 Steve SloanQBAtlanta Falcons— 15 1 216 Tommy TollesonWRAtlanta Falcons — 15 11 226 Steve BowmanRBNew York Giants — 16 13 243 David RayKCleveland Browns — 19671 26 26 Leslie KelleyRB/LBNew Orleans Saints— 4 2 82 Louis ThompsonDTNew York Giants — 4 11 91 Wayne TrimbleDTSan Francisco 49ers — 9 19 230 Cecil DowdyLBCleveland Browns — 19681 20 20 Dennis HomanWRDallas Cowboys — 2 25 52 Ken Stabler*QBOakland RaidersPro Bowl (1973, 1974, 1976, 1977)
Super Bowl Champion (XI)
Pro Football Hall of Fame (2016) 12 20 320 Bobby JohnsDBKansas City Chiefs— 196910 26 260 Mike HallLBNew York Jets— 16 22 413 William DavisLBOakland Raiders — 1970No selections19716 10 140 Scott HunterQBGreen Bay Packers — 19723 10 62 Johnny MussoRBChicago Bears — 11 6 266 David BaileyWRGreen Bay Packers — 15 22 386 Robin ParkhouseLBBaltimore Colts — 16 21 411 Steve HigginbottomDBWashington Redskins — 19731 4 4 John Hannah*GNew England PatriotsPro Bowl (1976, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985)
Pro Football Hall of Fame (1991) 7 18 174 John MitchellDESan Francisco 49ers — 12 23 309 Jim KrapfGOakland Raiders — 19741 9 9 Wilbur JacksonRBSan Francisco 49ers Super Bowl Champion (XVII) 3 2 54 Wayne WheelerWRChicago Bears — 6 8 138 Mike RainesDTSan Francisco 49ers — 8 5 187 Greg GanttPNew York Jets — 16 2 392 Buddy BrownGNew York Giants — 19753 1 53 Mike WashingtonDBBaltimore Colts — 8 13 195 Ricky DavisDBCincinnati Bengals — 19761 6 6 Richard ToddQBNew York Jets — 4 16 108 Wayne RhodesDBChicago Bears — 5 7 131 Woodrow LoweLBSan Diego Chargers — 5 14 138 Willie ShelbyRBCincinnati Bengals — 10 25 290 Leroy CookDEDallas Cowboys — 12 22 341 Joe Dale HarrisWRCincinnati Bengals — 19772 12 40 Bob Baumhower* NTMiami Dolphins Pro Bowl (1979, 1981, 1982, 1983) 3 1 57 Charley HannahOGTampa Bay Buccaneers Super Bowl Champion (XVIII) 6 20 159 Paul HarrisLBPittsburgh Steelers — 8 17 212 Calvin CulliverRBDenver Broncos — 19781 18 18 Bob CryderGNew England Patriots — 1 23 23 Ozzie Newsome*TECleveland Browns Pro Bowl (1981, 1984, 1985)
Pro Football Hall of Fame (1999) 2 2 30 Johnny DavisRBTampa Bay Buccaneers Super Bowl Champion (XVI) 11 6 284 Terry JonesNTGreen Bay Packers — 19791 6 6 Barry KraussLBBaltimore Colts — 1 14 14 Marty LyonsDTNew York Jets — 3 5 61 Tony NathanRBMiami Dolphins — 7 19 184 Rich WingoLBGreen Bay Packers — 9 26 246 Jeff RutledgeQBLos Angeles Rams Super Bowl Champion (XXI, XXVI) 19801 21 21 Don McNealDBMiami Dolphins — 2 20 48 Dwight Stephenson*CMiami Dolphins Pro Bowl (1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987)
Pro Football Hall of Fame (1998) 6 25 163 Wayne HamiltonLBSan Diego Chargers — 7 4 169 Buddy AydeletteDTGreen Bay Packers — 8 7 200 Ken HarrisRBNew York Giants — 9 26 247 Steve WhitmanRBSan Diego Chargers — 19811 5 5 E. J. JuniorLBSt. Louis Cardinals — 5 6 117 Byron BraggsDEGreen Bay Packers — 7 14 180 Billy JacksonRBKansas City Chiefs — 10 5 253 James MallardWRSt. Louis Cardinals — 12 9 313 Major OgilvieRBSan Francisco 49ers — 19823 10 65 Benny PerrinDBSt. Louis Cardinals — 8 15 210 Thomas BoydLBGreen Bay Packers — 9 23 246 Warren LylesDTSan Diego Chargers — 19831 16 16 Mike PittsDTAtlanta Falcons — 3 16 72 Jeremiah CastilleDBTampa Bay Buccaneers — 5 9 121 Steve MottCDetroit Lions — 12 2 309 Robbie JonesLBNew York Giants Super Bowl Champion (XXI) 19844 25 109 Joe CarterRBMiami Dolphins — 7 6 174 Jesse BendrossWRSan Diego Chargers — 1^{[A 2]}9 9 Joey JonesWRAtlanta Falcons — 19851 25 25 Emanuel KingLBCincinnati Bengals — 3 19 75 Ricky MooreRBSan Francisco 49ers — 19861 4 4 Jon HandDEIndianapolis Colts — 2 12 39 Larry RobertsDESan Francisco 49ers Super Bowl Champion (XXIII, XXIV) 6 2 140 Thornton ChandlerTEDallas Cowboys — 6 25 163 Brent SowellDTMiami Dolphins — 19871 2 2 Cornelius Bennett* LBIndianapolis Colts Pro Bowl (1988, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993) 6 2 142 Freddie RobinsonDBIndianapolis Colts — 6 16 156 Greg RichardsonWRMinnesota Vikings — 7 1 169 Curt JarvisNTTampa Bay Buccaneers — 9 6 229 Wayne DavisLBSt. Louis Cardinals — 9 8 231 Wes NeighborsCHouston Oilers — 10 2 253 Chris GoodeDBIndianapolis Colts — 12 6 313 Mike ShulaQBTampa Bay Buccaneers — 19887 2 167 Kerry GoodeRBTampa Bay Buccaneers — 7 19 184 Bo WrightRBBuffalo Bills — 8 1 194 Phillip BrownLBAtlanta Falcons — 19891 4 4 Derrick Thomas*LBKansas City Chiefs Pro Bowl (1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997)
Pro Football Hall of Fame (2009) 5 24 136 Greg GilbertLBChicago Bears — 6 7 146 Chris MohrPTampa Bay Buccaneers — 6 19 158 Howard CrossTENew York Giants Super Bowl Champion (XXV) 7 21 188 George BethuneLBLos Angeles Rams — 1^{[A 3]}N/A N/A Bobby HumphreyRBDenver Broncos Pro Bowl (1990) 19901 4 4 Keith McCantsDETampa Bay Buccaneers — 6 7 144 John MangumDBChicago Bears — 10 22 270 Thomas RayamGWashington Redskins — 19912 9 36 George ThorntonDTSan Diego Chargers — 10 26 276 Byron HoldbrooksDTSan Francisco 49ers — 11 18 296 Efrum ThomasDBPittsburgh Steelers — 19922 20 48 Siran StacyRBPhiladelphia Eagles — 3 15 71 Kevin TurnerRBNew England Patriots — 8 22 218 Robert StewartDTNew Orleans Saints — 10 20 272 Mark McMillianDTNew Orleans Saints — 19931 5 5 John CopelandDECincinnati Bengals — 1 6 6 Eric CurryDETampa Bay Buccaneers — 1 29 29 George TeagueSGreen Bay Packers — 3 6 62 Antonio LondonLBDetroit Lions — 4 10 94 Derrick LassicRBDallas Cowboys Super Bowl Champion (XXVIII) 6 23 163 Derrick OdenLBPhiladelphia Eagles — 19941 9 9 Antonio LanghamCBCleveland Browns — 2 6 35 Kevin LeeWRNew England Patriots — 2 11 40 David PalmerWRMinnesota Vikings — 2 31 60 Jeremy NunleyDEHouston Oilers — 5 28 159 Roosevelt PattersonGLos Angeles Raiders — 7 26 220 Lemanski HallLBHouston Oilers — 19952 14 46 Sherman WilliamsRBDallas Cowboys Super Bowl Champion (XXX) 4 4 102 Sam ShadeSCincinnati Bengals — 4 10 108 Dameian JeffriesDENew Orleans Saints — 5 26 160 Jay BarkerQBGreen Bay Packers — 7 17 225 Bryne DiehlPNew York Giants — 19963 23 84 Shannon BrownDTAtlanta Falcons — 4 12 107 Kendrick BurtonDEHouston Oilers — 4 34 129 Brad FordDBDetroit Lions — 6 30 197 Tony JohnsonDBPhiladelphia Eagles — 6 37 204 Toderick MaloneWRNew Orleans Saints — 19971 20 20 Dwayne RuddLBMinnesota Vikings — 5 7 137 Patrick HapeTETampa Bay Buccaneers — 7 35 236 Ralph StatenDBBaltimore Ravens — 19982 24 54 Rod RutledgeTENew England Patriots Super Bowl Champion (XXXVI) 4 8 100 Michael MyersDTDallas Cowboys — 4 25 117 Deshea TownsendDBPittsburgh Steelers Super Bowl Champion (XL, XLIII) 4 30 122 Curtis AlexanderRBDenver Broncos — 19991 26 26 Fernando BryantCBJacksonville Jaguars Super Bowl Champion (XLIII) 20001 3 3 Chris Samuels* OTWashington Redskins Pro Bowl (2001, 2002, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008) 1 19 19 Shaun Alexander* RBSeattle Seahawks Pro Bowl (2003, 2004, 2005) 2 11 42 Cornelius GriffinDTNew York Giants — 20012 25 56 Tony DixonDBDallas Cowboys — 3 19 81 Kenny SmithDTNew Orleans Saints — 5 25 156 Shawn DraperOGMiami Dolphins — 20023 4 69 Saleem RasheedLBSan Francisco 49ers — 5 14 149 Jason McAddleyWRArizona Cardinals — 5 20 155 Terry JonesTEBaltimore Ravens — 5 27 162 Freddie MilonsWRPhiladelphia Eagles — 20034 12 109 Jarret JohnsonDEBaltimore Ravens — 5 6 141 Kenny KingDTArizona Cardinals — 5 10 145 Kindal MooreheadDTCarolina Panthers — 6 29 202 Waine BaconDBAtlanta Falcons — 7 21 235 Ahmaad GallowayRBDenver Broncos — 20042 14 46 Justin SmileyOGSan Francisco 49ers — 2 25 57 Antwan OdomDETennessee Titans — 6 6 171 Triandos LukeWRDenver Broncos — 7 21 222 Derrick PopeLBMiami Dolphins — 20053 15 79 Evan Mathis*OGCarolina Panthers Pro Bowl (2013, 2014)
Super Bowl Champion (50) 5 28 164 Wesley BrittOTSan Diego Chargers — 6 4 178 Anthony BryantDTTampa Bay Buccaneers — 7 21 235 Cornelius WorthamLBSeattle Seahawks — 20062 1 33 DeMeco Ryans* LBHouston TexansPro Bowl (2007, 2009) 2 11 43 Roman Harper*SNew Orleans Saints Pro Bowl (2009, 2010)
Super Bowl Champion (XLIV) 3 21 85 Brodie CroyleQBKansas City Chiefs — 5 25 158 Charlie PeprahDBNew York Giants Super Bowl Champion (XLV) 5 26 159 Mark AndersonDEChicago Bears — 20074 38 137 Le'Ron McClain* FBBaltimore Ravens Pro Bowl (2008, 2009) 7 36 246 Kenneth DarbyRBTampa Bay Buccaneers — 7 45 255 Ramzee RobinsonCBDetroit Lions — 2008No selections20091 6 6 Andre SmithOTCincinnati Bengals — 3 10 74 Glen CoffeeRBSan Francisco 49ers — 3 13 77 Antoine CaldwellCHouston Texans — 3 31 95 Rashad JohnsonDBArizona Cardinals — 20101 8 8 Rolando McClainLBOakland Raiders — 1 20 20 Kareem JacksonCBHouston Texans — 2 18 50 Javier ArenasDBKansas City Chiefs — 2 25 57 Terrence CodyDEBaltimore Ravens Super Bowl Champion (XLVII) 3 34 98 Mike JohnsonOGAtlanta Falcons — 7 4 211 Marquis JohnsonDBSt. Louis Rams — 7 40 247 Brandon DeaderickDENew England Patriots — 20111 3 3 Marcell Dareus* DTBuffalo Bills Pro Bowl (2013, 2014) 1 6 6 Julio Jones* WRAtlanta Falcons Pro Bowl (2012, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019) 1 25 25 James CarpenterOTSeattle Seahawks Super Bowl Champion (XLVIII) 1 28 28 Mark Ingram* RBNew Orleans Saints Pro Bowl (2014, 2017, 2019) 7 5 208 Greg McElroyQBNew York Jets — 20121 3 3 Trent RichardsonRBCleveland Browns — 1 7 7 Mark BarronSTampa Bay Buccaneers — 1 17 17 Dre KirkpatrickCBCincinnati Bengals — 1 25 25 Dont'a Hightower* LBNew England Patriots Super Bowl Champion (XLIX, LI)
Pro Bowl (2016, 2019) 2 3 35 Courtney UpshawLBBaltimore Ravens Super Bowl Champion (XLVII) 5 1 136 Josh ChapmanDTIndianapolis Colts — 5 11 146 DeQuan MenzieCBKansas City Chiefs — 7 40 247 Brad SmelleyTECleveland Browns — 20131 9 9 Dee MillinerCBNew York Jets — 1 10 10 Chance WarmackGTennessee TitansSuper Bowl Champion (LII) 1 11 11 D. J. FlukerOTSan Diego Chargers — 2 29 61 Eddie Lacy* RBGreen Bay Packers Pro Bowl (2013) 4 2 99 Nico JohnsonLBKansas City Chiefs — 4 16 113 Barrett JonesCSt. Louis Rams — 5 4 137 Jesse WilliamsDTSeattle Seahawks Super Bowl Champion (XLVIII) 5 24 157 Quinton DialDESan Francisco 49ers — 7 5 211 Michael WilliamsTEDetroit Lions Super Bowl Champion (LI) 20141 17 17 C. J. Mosley* LBBaltimore RavensPro Bowl (2014, 2016, 2017, 2018) 1 21 21 Ha Ha Clinton-Dix* SGreen Bay PackersPro Bowl (2016) 2 12 44 Cyrus KouandjioOTBuffalo Bills— 4 23 123 Kevin NorwoodWRSeattle Seahawks— 5 20 160 Ed StinsonDEArizona Cardinals— 5 24 164 A. J. McCarronQBCincinnati Bengals— 5 27 167 Vinnie SunseriSNew Orleans Saints— 6 1 177 Jeoffrey PaganDEHouston Texans— 20151 4 4 Amari Cooper* WROakland RaidersPro Bowl (2015, 2016, 2018, 2019) 2 1 33 Landon Collins* SNew York GiantsPro Bowl (2016, 2017, 2018) 2 4 36 T. J. YeldonRBJacksonville Jaguars— 4 9 108 Jalston FowlerFBTennessee Titans— 4 13 112 Arie KouandjioOGWashington Redskins— 7 11 228 Austin ShepherdOTMinnesota Vikings— 7 36 253 Xzavier DicksonLBNew England Patriots— 20161 18 18 Ryan Kelly* CIndianapolis ColtsPro Bowl (2019, 2020) 2 10 41 Reggie Ragland*LBBuffalo BillsSuper Bowl Champion (LIV) 2 14 45 Derrick Henry* RBTennessee TitansPro Bowl (2019, 2020) 2 15 46 A'Shawn RobinsonDTDetroit Lions— 2 18 49 Jarran ReedDTSeattle Seahawks— 2 29 60 Cyrus JonesCBNew England PatriotsSuper Bowl Champion (LI) 3 10 73 Kenyan DrakeRBMiami Dolphins— 20171 16 16 Marlon Humphrey* CBBaltimore RavensPro Bowl (2019, 2020) 1 17 17 Jonathan AllenDEWashington Redskins— 1 19 19 O. J. HowardTETampa Bay BuccaneersSuper Bowl Champion (LV) 1 31 31 Reuben FosterLBSan Francisco 49ers— 2 2 34 Cam RobinsonOTJacksonville Jaguars— 2 17 49 Ryan AndersonOLBWashington Redskins— 2 23 55 Dalvin TomlinsonDTNew York Giants— 3 14 78 Tim WilliamsDEBaltimore Ravens— 3 15 79 ArDarius StewartWRNew York Jets— 4 5 112 Eddie Jackson* SChicago BearsPro Bowl (2018, 2019) 20181 11 11 Minkah Fitzpatrick* SMiami DolphinsPro Bowl (2019, 2020) 1 13 13 Daron PayneNTWashington Redskins— 1 22 22 Rashaan EvansLBTennessee Titans— 1 26 26 Calvin RidleyWRAtlanta Falcons— 3 29 93 Ronnie HarrisonSJacksonville Jaguars— 4 14 114 Da'Shawn HandDEDetroit Lions— 4 18 118 Anthony AverettCBBaltimore Ravens— 5 35 172 J. K. ScottPGreen Bay Packers— 6 23 197 Shaun Dion HamiltonLBWashington Redskins— 6 41 215 Bradley BozemanCBaltimore Ravens— 7 18 236 Bo ScarbroughRBDallas Cowboys— 7 28 246 Joshua FrazierDTPittsburgh Steelers— 20191 3 3 Quinnen WilliamsDTNew York Jets— 1 11 11 Jonah WilliamsOTCincinnati Bengals— 1 24 24 Josh Jacobs* RBOakland RaidersPro Bowl (2020) 2 18 50 Irv Smith Jr.TEMinnesota Vikings— 3 24 87 Damien HarrisRBNew England Patriots— 4 13 115 Christian MillerLBCarolina Panthers— 5 1 139 Deionte ThompsonSArizona Cardinals— 5 15 153 Ross PierschbacherOGWashington Redskins— 5 17 155 Mack WilsonLBCleveland Browns— 6 20 192 Isaiah BuggsDTPittsburgh Steelers— 20201 5 5 Tua TagovailoaQBMiami Dolphins— 1 10 10 Jedrick WillsTCleveland Browns— 1 12 12 Henry RuggsWRLas Vegas Raiders— 1 15 15 Jerry JeudyWRDenver Broncos— 2 4 36 Xavier McKinneySNew York Giants— 2 19 51 Trevon DiggsCBDallas Cowboys— 2 24 56 Raekwon DavisDTMiami Dolphins— 3 20 84 Terrell LewisLBLos Angeles Rams— 3 23 87 Anfernee JenningsLBNew England Patriots—

Apr 30, 2015; Chicago, IL, USA; A general view of the stage before the 2015 NFL Draft at the Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University. Mandatory Credit: Jerry Lai-USA TODAY Sports

Their collegiate careers have come to a close but former Alabama Crimson Tide players will take the next step with the 2015 NFL Draft to make their dreams come true and play football at the next level. We got you covered with Bama Hammer’s 2015 NFL Draft Tracker for the Alabama Crimson Tide.

After two extremely successful years at the draft where the Tide set the record for most selections in the modern draft era in 2013 with nine and just missed that mark last season with eight, most mock drafts have the Tide coming at seven that will hopefully be selected this year. You never know what will happen during the draft though.

Even if that number comes in lower, this is great publicity to potential recruits that Coach Nick Saban and the staff can give them the tools and training that will put them in position to succeed at the next level. It’s up to the players to make the most of the opportunity.

Pull out your bookmarks for your computer or mobile device. All of your draft news will be here in this post and it will be updated throughout the draft with the picks as well as articles that include news on the Tide players that are selected. We’ve watched them excel in Tuscaloosa for a few seasons and now it’s time to watch them excel elsewhere.

Amari Cooper:

Cooper was the first Crimson Tide player off the board with the Raiders selecting him in the first round with the number four pick. Cooper becomes Alabama’s 16th first round pick since 2010.

Next: Click here for the Crimson Tide on Day 2 in the NFL Draft