Various entities present a National Football League Rookie of the Year Award each season to the top rookie(s) in the National Football League (NFL). The NFL considers the (rookie) of the year awards by the Associated Press (AP) to be its official honor.[1] The AP awards and Pepsi's rookie of the year award are presented each year at the NFL Honors.
The Pepsi NFL Rookie of the Year award is an annual award given since 2002 to the top rookie in the NFL regardless of position. The winner is selected by fans through an online voting process at NFL.com.
Every week during the NFL regular season, five finalists are chosen for the Pepsi NFL Rookie of the Week award, and the winner is determined by fan voting online. Those results are used to help determine the finalists for the Rookie of the Year award. Voting occurs throughout the postseason and concludes the week before the Super Bowl.[24] More than 350,000 votes were cast for the inaugural award in 2002,[25] 1.002 million votes in 2009, and more than 1.59 million votes in 2010.[26]
Winners (2002–present)[edit]
Season
Player
Team
Position
Ref.
2002
Jeremy Shockey
New York Giants
Tight end
[27]
2003
Domanick Davis
Houston Texans
Running back
2004
Ben Roethlisberger
Pittsburgh Steelers
Quarterback
2005
Cadillac Williams
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Running back
2006
Vince Young
Tennessee Titans
Quarterback
2007
Adrian Peterson
Minnesota Vikings
Running back
2008
Joe Flacco
Baltimore Ravens
Quarterback
2009
Percy Harvin
Minnesota Vikings
Wide receiver
2010
Ndamukong Suh
Detroit Lions
Defensive tackle
2011
Cam Newton
Carolina Panthers
Quarterback
2012
Russell Wilson
Seattle Seahawks
2013
Keenan Allen
San Diego Chargers
Wide receiver
[28]
2014
Teddy Bridgewater
Minnesota Vikings
Quarterback
[29]
2015
Jameis Winston
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
[30]
2016
Dak Prescott
Dallas Cowboys
[31]
2017
Alvin Kamara
New Orleans Saints
Running back
2018
Saquon Barkley
New York Giants
[32]
2019
Nick Bosa
San Francisco 49ers
Defensive end
[33]
2020
Justin Herbert
Los Angeles Chargers
Quarterback
[34]
Pro Football Writers of America NFL ROTY Award[edit]
The Pro Football Writers of America (PFWA) Rookie of the Year awards have been given annually to an offensive and defensive rookie in the NFL since 1969, except in 1985. In 2013, PFWA began selecting an overall NFL rookie of the year in addition to its offensive and defensive honors.[35] The winners are chosen by Pro Football Weekly writers/editors and PFWA members.
Overall ROTY winners (2013–present)[edit]
Season
Player
Team
Position
Ref.
2013
Eddie Lacy
Green Bay Packers
Running back
[36]
2014
Odell Beckham Jr.
New York Giants
Wide receiver
[37]
2015
Todd Gurley
St. Louis Rams
Running back
[38]
2016
Ezekiel Elliott
Dallas Cowboys
[39]
2017
Kareem Hunt
Kansas City Chiefs
[40]
2018
Baker Mayfield
Cleveland Browns
Quarterback
2019
Nick Bosa
San Francisco 49ers
Defensive end
[41]
2020
Justin Herbert
Los Angeles Chargers
Quarterback
[42]
Offensive ROTY winners (1969–present)[edit]
Season
Player
Team
Position
1969
Calvin Hill (NFL)
Dallas Cowboys
Running back
1969
Greg Cook (AFL)
Cincinnati Bengals
Quarterback
1970
Dennis Shaw
Buffalo Bills
Quarterback
1971
Jim Plunkett
New England Patriots
Quarterback
1972
Franco Harris
Pittsburgh Steelers
Running back
1973
Charle Young
Philadelphia Eagles
Tight End
1974
Don Woods
San Diego Chargers
Running back
1975
Mike Thomas co-winner
Washington Redskins
Running back
1975
Steve Bartkowski co-winner
Atlanta Falcons
Quarterback
1976
Sammy White[43]
Minnesota Vikings
Wide receiver
1977
Tony Dorsett
Dallas Cowboys
Running back
1978
Earl Campbell
Houston Oilers
Running back
1979
Ottis Anderson
St. Louis Cardinals
Running back
1980
Billy Sims
Detroit Lions
Running back
1981
George Rogers
New Orleans Saints
Running back
1982
Marcus Allen
Los Angeles Raiders
Running back
1983
Eric Dickerson[44]
Los Angeles Rams
Running back
1984
Louis Lipps
Pittsburgh Steelers
Wide receiver
1986
Rueben Mayes
New Orleans Saints
Running back
1987
Troy Stradford
Miami Dolphins
Running back
1988
John Stephens co-winner
New England Patriots
Running back
1988
Ickey Woods co-winner
Cincinnati Bengals
Running back
1989
Barry Sanders
Detroit Lions
Running back
1990
Emmitt Smith
Dallas Cowboys
Running back
1991
Leonard Russell
New England Patriots
Running back
1992
Jason Hanson
Detroit Lions
Placekicker
1993
Jerome Bettis
Los Angeles Rams
Running back
1994
Marshall Faulk
Indianapolis Colts
Running back
1995
Curtis Martin
New England Patriots
Running back
1996
Eddie George
Houston Oilers
Running back
1997
Warrick Dunn
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Running back
1998
Randy Moss
Minnesota Vikings
Wide receiver
1999
Edgerrin James
Indianapolis Colts
Running back
2000
Mike Anderson
Denver Broncos
Running back
2001
Anthony Thomas
Chicago Bears
Running back
2002
Clinton Portis
Denver Broncos
Running back
2003
Anquan Boldin
Arizona Cardinals
Wide receiver
2004
Ben Roethlisberger
Pittsburgh Steelers
Quarterback
2005
Cadillac Williams
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Running back
2006
Vince Young
Tennessee Titans
Quarterback
2007
Adrian Peterson
Minnesota Vikings
Running back
2008
Matt Ryan
Atlanta Falcons
Quarterback
2009
Percy Harvin
Minnesota Vikings
Wide receiver
2010
Sam Bradford
St. Louis Rams
Quarterback
2011
Cam Newton[45]
Carolina Panthers
Quarterback
2012
Robert Griffin III[46]
Washington Redskins
Quarterback
2013
Keenan Allen[36]
San Diego Chargers
Wide receiver
2014
Odell Beckham Jr.[37]
New York Giants
Wide receiver
2015
Todd Gurley
St. Louis Rams
Running back
2016
Ezekiel Elliott[39]
Dallas Cowboys
Running back
2017
Kareem Hunt
Kansas City Chiefs
Running back
Alvin Kamara
New Orleans Saints
Running back
2018
Saquon Barkley
New York Giants
Running back
2019
Kyler Murray
Arizona Cardinals
Quarterback
2020
Justin Herbert[42]
Los Angeles Chargers
Quarterback
Defensive ROTY winners (1969–present)[edit]
Season
Player
Team
Position
1969
Joe Greene (NFL)
Pittsburgh Steelers
Defensive tackle
1969
Jim Marsalis (AFL)
Kansas City Chiefs
Cornerback
1970
Bruce Taylor
San Francisco 49ers
Cornerback
1971
Isiah Robertson
Los Angeles Rams
Linebacker
1972
Sherman White
Cincinnati Bengals
Defensive end
1973
Wally Chambers
Chicago Bears
Defensive tackle
1974
Jack Lambert
Pittsburgh Steelers
Linebacker
1975
Robert Brazile
Houston Oilers
Linebacker
1976
Mike Haynes
New England Patriots
Cornerback
1977
A. J. Duhe
Miami Dolphins
Defensive end
1978
Al Baker
Detroit Lions
Defensive end
1979
Jesse Baker
Houston Oilers
Defensive end
1980
Buddy Curry
Atlanta Falcons
Linebacker
1981
Lawrence Taylor
New York Giants
Linebacker
1982
Chip Banks
Cleveland Browns
Linebacker
1983
Vernon Maxwell
Baltimore Colts
Linebacker
1984
Tom Flynn
Green Bay Packers
Safety
1986
Leslie O'Neal co-winner
San Diego Chargers
Defensive end
1986
John Offerdahl co-winner
Miami Dolphins
Linebacker
1987
Shane Conlan
Buffalo Bills
Linebacker
1988
Erik McMillan
New York Jets
Safety
1989
Derrick Thomas
Kansas City Chiefs
Linebacker
1990
Mark Carrier
Chicago Bears
Safety
1991
Mike Croel
Denver Broncos
Linebacker
1992
Dale Carter
Kansas City Chiefs
Cornerback
1993
Dana Stubblefield
San Francisco 49ers
Defensive tackle
1994
Tim Bowens
Miami Dolphins
Defensive tackle
1995
Hugh Douglas
New York Jets
Defensive end
1996
Simeon Rice
Arizona Cardinals
Defensive end
1997
Peter Boulware
Baltimore Ravens
Linebacker
1998
Charles Woodson
Oakland Raiders
Cornerback
1999
Jevon Kearse
Tennessee Titans
Defensive end
2000
Brian Urlacher
Chicago Bears
Linebacker
2001
Kendrell Bell
Pittsburgh Steelers
Linebacker
2002
Julius Peppers
Carolina Panthers
Defensive end
2003
Terrell Suggs
Baltimore Ravens
Linebacker
2004
Dunta Robinson
Houston Texans
Cornerback
2005
Shawne Merriman
San Diego Chargers
Linebacker
2006
DeMeco Ryans
Houston Texans
Linebacker
2007
Patrick Willis
San Francisco 49ers
Linebacker
2008
Jerod Mayo
New England Patriots
Linebacker
2009
Brian Cushing
Houston Texans
Linebacker
2010
Ndamukong Suh
Detroit Lions
Defensive tackle
2011
Aldon Smith[47]
San Francisco 49ers
Outside linebacker
2012
Luke Kuechly[48]
Carolina Panthers
Linebacker
2013
Kiko Alonso[36]
Buffalo Bills
Linebacker
2014
Aaron Donald[37]
St. Louis Rams
Defensive tackle
2015
Marcus Peters
Kansas City Chiefs
Cornerback
2016
Joey Bosa[39]
San Diego Chargers
Defensive end
2017
Marshon Lattimore
New Orleans Saints
Cornerback
2018
Darius Leonard
Indianapolis Colts
Linebacker
2019
Nick Bosa
San Francisco 49ers
Defensive end
2020
Chase Young[42]
Washington Football Team
Defensive end
Sporting News NFL ROTY Award[edit]
The Sporting News NFL Rookie of the Year award is chosen annually by NFL players, coaches, and executives. There were 617 voters in 2010,[49] 632 voters in 2011,[50] and over 800 voters in 2012.[51]
NFL ROTY winners (1955–1959)[edit]
Season
Player
Team
Position
1955
Alan Ameche
Baltimore Colts
Fullback
1956
J. C. Caroline
Chicago Bears
Defensive back
1957
Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
Fullback
1958
Bobby Mitchell
Cleveland Browns
Halfback
1959
Nick Pietrosante[52]
Detroit Lions
Fullback
AFL ROTY winners (1960–1969)[edit]
Season
Player
Team
Position
1960
Abner Haynes
Dallas Texans
Halfback
1961
Earl Faison
San Diego Chargers
Defensive end
1962
Curtis McClinton
Dallas Texans
Fullback
1963
Billy Joe
Denver Broncos
Fullback
1964
Matt Snell
New York Jets
Fullback
1965
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Quarterback
1966
Bobby Burnett
Buffalo Bills
Halfback
1967
Dickie Post
San Diego Chargers
Halfback
1968
Paul Robinson
Cincinnati Bengals
Running back
1969
Carl Garrett
Boston Patriots
Halfback
NFL ROTY winners (1960–1969)[edit]
Season
Player
Team
Position
1960
Gail Cogdill
Detroit Lions
Wide receiver
1961
Mike Ditka[53]
Chicago Bears
Tight end
1962
Ronnie Bull
Chicago Bears
Halfback
1963
Paul Flatley
Minnesota Vikings
Wide receiver
1964
Charley Taylor[54]
Washington Redskins
Wide receiver
1965
Gale Sayers
Chicago Bears
Halfback
1966
Tommy Nobis
Atlanta Falcons
Linebacker
1967
Mel Farr
Detroit Lions
Halfback
1968
Earl McCullouch[55]
Detroit Lions
Wide receiver
1969
Calvin Hill
Dallas Cowboys
Halfback
AFC ROTY winners (1970–1979)[edit]
Season
Player
Team
Position
1970
Dennis Shaw
Buffalo Bills
Quarterback
1971
Jim Plunkett
New England Patriots
Quarterback
1972
Franco Harris
Pittsburgh Steelers
Fullback
1973
Boobie Clark
Cincinnati Bengals
Fullback
1974
Don Woods
San Diego Chargers
Halfback
1975
Robert Brazile
Houston Oilers
Linebacker
1976
Mike Haynes
New England Patriots
Cornerback
1977
A.J. Duhe
Miami Dolphins
Defensive end
1978
Earl Campbell[56]
Houston Oilers
Running back
1979
Jerry Butler
Buffalo Bills
Wide receiver
NFC ROTY winners (1970–1979)[edit]
Season
Player
Team
Position
1970
Bruce Taylor
San Francisco 49ers
Cornerback
1971
John Brockington
Green Bay Packers
Fullback
1972
Chester Marcol
Green Bay Packers
Placekicker
1973
Charle Young
Philadelphia Eagles
Tight End
1974
Wilbur Jackson
San Francisco 49ers
Running back
1975
Steve Bartkowski
Atlanta Falcons
Quarterback
1976
Sammy White[57]
Minnesota Vikings
Wide receiver
1977
Tony Dorsett[58]
Dallas Cowboys
Running back
1978
Al Baker
Detroit Lions
Defensive end
1979
Ottis Anderson[59]
St. Louis Cardinals
Running back
NFL ROTYS winners (1980–present)[edit]
Season
Player
Team
Position
1980
Billy Sims
Detroit Lions
Running back
1981
George Rogers
New Orleans Saints
Running back
1982
Marcus Allen
Los Angeles Raiders
Running back
1983
Dan Marino
Miami Dolphins
Quarterback
1984
Louis Lipps
Pittsburgh Steelers
Wide receiver
1985
Eddie Brown
Cincinnati Bengals
Wide receiver
1986
Reuben Mayes
New Orleans Saints
Running back
1987
Robert Awalt
St. Louis Cardinals
Tight end
1988
Keith Jackson
Philadelphia Eagles
Tight end
1989
Barry Sanders[60]
Detroit Lions
Running back
1990
Richmond Webb
Miami Dolphins
Offensive tackle
1991
Mike Croel
Denver Broncos
Linebacker
1992
Santana Dotson
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Defensive tackle
1993
Jerome Bettis
Los Angeles Rams
Running back
1994
Marshall Faulk[61]
Indianapolis Colts
Running back
1995
Curtis Martin[62]
New England Patriots
Running back
1996
Eddie George[63]
Houston Oilers
Running back
1997
Warrick Dunn[64]
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Running back
1998
Randy Moss
Minnesota Vikings
Wide receiver
1999
Edgerrin James[65]
Indianapolis Colts
Running back
2000
Brian Urlacher
Chicago Bears
Linebacker
2001
Kendrell Bell
Pittsburgh Steelers
Linebacker
2002
Clinton Portis[66]
Denver Broncos
Running back
2003
Anquan Boldin
Arizona Cardinals
Wide receiver
2004
Ben Roethlisberger
Pittsburgh Steelers
Quarterback
2005
Shawne Merriman
San Diego Chargers
Linebacker
2006
Vince Young
Tennessee Titans
Quarterback
2007
Adrian Peterson
Minnesota Vikings
Running back
2008
Matt Ryan
Atlanta Falcons
Quarterback
2009
Percy Harvin
Minnesota Vikings
Wide receiver
2010
Ndamukong Suh
Detroit Lions
Defensive tackle
2011
Cam Newton
Carolina Panthers
Quarterback
2012
Robert Griffin III
Washington Redskins
Quarterback
2013
Eddie Lacy
Green Bay Packers
Running back
2014
Odell Beckham Jr.
New York Giants
Wide receiver
2015
Todd Gurley
St. Louis Rams
Running back
2016
Ezekiel Elliott
Dallas Cowboys
Running back
2017
Alvin Kamara
New Orleans Saints
Running back
2018
Saquon Barkley
New York Giants
Running back
2019
Nick Bosa
San Francisco 49ers
Defensive end
2020
Justin Jefferson[67]
Minnesota Vikings
Wide receiver
Defunct awards[edit]
United Press International NFL ROTY Award[edit]
United Press International (UPI) awarded an annual NFL Rookie of the Year award from 1955 to 1959 and two annual awards from 1960 to 1996. From 1960 to 1969 the awards went to a rookie from the NFL and American Football League (AFL), and after the AFL–NFL merger in 1970, the awards went to a rookie from the National Football Conference (NFC) and American Football Conference (AFC).
NFL winners (1955–1969)[edit]
Season
Player
Team
Position
Ref.
1955
Alan Ameche
Baltimore Colts
Fullback
[68]
1956
Lenny Moore
Baltimore Colts
Halfback
[69]
1957
Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
Fullback
[70]
1958
Jimmy Orr
Pittsburgh Steelers
End
[71]
1959
Boyd Dowler
Green Bay Packers
End
[72]
1960
Gail Cogdill
Detroit Lions
End
[73]
1961
Mike Ditka
Chicago Bears
Tight end
[74]
1962
Ronnie Bull
Chicago Bears
Fullback
[75]
1963
Paul Flatley
Minnesota Vikings
Wide receiver
1964
Charley Taylor
Washington Redskins
Wide receiver
1965
Gale Sayers
Chicago Bears
Running back
[76]
1966
Johnny Roland
St. Louis Cardinals
Halfback
1967
Mel Farr
Detroit Lions
Running back
1968
Earl McCullough
Detroit Lions
Flanker
1969
Calvin Hill
Dallas Cowboys
Running back
[77]
AFL winners (1960–1969)[edit]
Season
Player
Team
Position
Ref.
1960
Abner Haynes
Dallas Texans
Halfback
1961
Earl Faison
San Diego Chargers
Defensive end
1962
Curtis McClinton
Dallas Texans
Fullback
1963
Billy Joe
Denver Broncos
Fullback
1964
Matt Snell
New York Jets
Fullback
1965
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Quarterback
1966
Bobby Burnett
Buffalo Bills
Halfback
1967
George Webster
Houston Oilers
Linebacker
1968
Paul Robinson
Cincinnati Bengals
Running back
1969
Greg Cook
Cincinnati Bengals
Quarterback
NFC winners (1970–1996)[edit]
Season
Player
Team
Position
1970
Bruce Taylor
San Francisco 49ers
Defensive back
1971
John Brockington
Green Bay Packers
Running back
1972
Chester Marcol
Green Bay Packers
Kicker
1973
Charle Young
Philadelphia Eagles
Tight end
1974
John Hicks
New York Giants
Guard
1975
Mike Thomas
Washington Redskins
Running back
1976
Sammy White
Minnesota Vikings
Wide receiver
1977
Tony Dorsett
Dallas Cowboys
Running back
1978
Al Baker
Detroit Lions
DE
1979
Ottis Anderson
St. Louis Cardinals
Running back
1980
Billy Sims
Detroit Lions
Running back
1981
George Rogers
New Orleans Saints
RB
1982
Jim McMahon
Chicago Bears
QB
1983
Eric Dickerson
Los Angeles Rams
RB
1984
Paul McFadden
Philadelphia Eagles
PK
1985
Jerry Rice[78]
San Francisco 49ers
Wide receiver
1986
Rueben Mayes
New Orleans Saints
Running back
1987
Robert Awalt
St. Louis Cardinals
Tight end
1988
Keith Jackson
Philadelphia Eagles
Tight end
1989
Barry Sanders
Detroit Lions
Running back
1990
Mark Carrier
Chicago Bears
Safety
1991
Lawrence Dawsey
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Wide receiver
1992
Robert Jones
Dallas Cowboys
Linebacker
1993
Jerome Bettis
Los Angeles Rams
Running back
1994
Bryant Young
San Francisco 49ers
Defensive tackle
1995
Rashaan Salaam
Chicago Bears
Running back
1996
Simeon Rice
Arizona Cardinals
Defensive end
AFC winners (1970–1996)[edit]
Season
Player
Team
Position
1970
Dennis Shaw
Buffalo Bills
QB
1971
Jim Plunkett
New England Patriots
QB
1972
Franco Harris
Pittsburgh Steelers
RB
1973
Boobie Clark
Cincinnati Bengals
RB
1974
Don Woods
San Diego Chargers
RB
1975
Robert Brazile
Houston Oilers
LB
1976
Mike Haynes
New England Patriots
DB
1977
A. J. Duhe
Miami Dolphins
DE
1978
Earl Campbell
Houston Oilers
RB
1979
Jerry Butler
Buffalo Bills
WR
1980
Joe Cribbs
Buffalo Bills
RB
1981
Joe Delaney
Kansas City Chiefs
RB
1982
Marcus Allen
Los Angeles Raiders
RB
1983
Curt Warner
Seattle Seahawks
RB
1984
Louis Lipps
Pittsburgh Steelers
WR
1985
Kevin Mack
Cleveland Browns
RB
1986
Leslie O'Neal
San Diego Chargers
DE
1987
Shane Conlan
Buffalo Bills
LB
1988
John Stephens
New England Patriots
RB
1989
Derrick Thomas
Kansas City Chiefs
LB
1990
Richmond Webb
Miami Dolphins
OT
1991
Mike Croel
Denver Broncos
LB
1992
Dale Carter
Kansas City Chiefs
CB
1993
Rick Mirer
Seattle Seahawks
QB
1994
Marshall Faulk
Indianapolis Colts
RB
1995
Curtis Martin
New England Patriots
RB
1996
Terry Glenn
New England Patriots
WR
NEA NFL ROTY Award[edit]
The NEA NFL Rookie of the Year award was founded in 1964 by the Newspaper Enterprise Association and was created by Murray Olderman, the senior sports editor for the NEA. From 1971 through 1976 winners for both the American Football Conference and National Football Conference were chosen, except in 1974. The award was discontinued after the 1996 season. Winners were awarded the Bert Bell Memorial Trophy in honor of former NFL commissioner Bert Bell.
Winners (1964–1996)[edit]
Season
Player
Team
Position
1964
Charley Taylor
Washington Redskins
Wide receiver
1965
Gale Sayers[79]
Chicago Bears
Running back
1966
Tommy Nobis
Atlanta Falcons
Linebacker
1967
Mel Farr
Detroit Lions
Running back
1968
Earl McCullouch
Detroit Lions
Wide receiver
1969
Calvin Hill
Dallas Cowboys
Running back
1970
Raymond Chester
Oakland Rainders
Tight end
1971
Jim Plunkett (AFC)
New England Patriots
Quarterback
1971
John Brockington (NFC)
Green Bay Packers
Running back
1972
Franco Harris (AFC)
Pittsburgh Steelers
Running back
1972
Willie Buchanon (NFC)
Green Bay Packers
Cornerback
1973
Boobie Clark (AFC)
Cincinnati Bengals
Running back
1973
Charle Young (NFC)
Philadelphia Eagles
Tight End
1974
Don Woods
San Diego Chargers
Running back
1975
Robert Brazile (AFC)
Houston Oilers
Linebacker
1975
Steve Bartkowski (NFC)
Atlanta Falcons
Quarterback
1976
Mike Haynes (AFC)
New England Patriots
Cornerback
1976
Sammy White (NFC)
Minnesota Vikings
Wide receiver
1977
Tony Dorsett
Dallas Cowboys
Running back
1978
Earl Campbell
Houston Oilers
Running back
1979
Ottis Anderson
St. Louis Cardinals
Running back
1980
Billy Sims
Detroit Lions
Running back
1981
Lawrence Taylor
New York Giants
Outside linebacker
1982
Marcus Allen
Los Angeles Raiders
Running back
1983
Eric Dickerson
Los Angeles Rams
Running back
1984
Louis Lipps
Pittsburgh Steelers
Wide receiver
1985
Eddie Brown
Cincinnati Bengals
Wide receiver
1986
Rueben Mayes
New Orleans Saints
Running back
1987
Bo Jackson
Los Angeles Raiders
Running back
1988
John Stephens
New England Patriots
Running back
1989
Barry Sanders
Detroit Lions
Running back
1990
Eric Green
Pittsburgh Steelers
Tight end
1991
Mike Croel
Denver Broncos
Outside linebacker
1992
Dale Carter
Kansas City Chiefs
Cornerback
1993
Jerome Bettis
Los Angeles Rams
Running back
1994
Marshall Faulk
Indianapolis Colts
Running back
1995
Joey Galloway
Seattle Seahawks
Wide receiver
1996
Eddie George
Houston Oilers
Running back
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