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List of second overall NFL draft picks

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Travis Hunter was selected second overall by theJacksonville Jaguars in2025

This is alist of second overall National Football League (NFL) draft picks. TheNFL draft is an annualsports draft in whichNational Football League teams select newly eligible players for their rosters. Thirteen players selected second overall have been inducted into thePro Football Hall of Fame:Sid Luckman (1939),George McAfee (1940),Les Richter (1952),Bob Brown (1964),Tom Mack (1966),Randy White (1975),Tony Dorsett (1977),Lawrence Taylor (1981),Eric Dickerson (1983),Marshall Faulk (1994),Tony Boselli (1995),Julius Peppers (2002), andCalvin Johnson (2007).[1] In 2012,Sports Illustrated chose Taylor as the best player selected second overall.[2]

NineHeisman Trophy winners have been selected at the spot:Glenn Davis (1946),Billy Vessels (1952),John David Crow (1957),Tony Dorsett (1977),Reggie Bush (2006),Robert Griffin III (2012),Marcus Mariota (2014),Jayden Daniels (2024), andTravis Hunter (2025). TheCleveland / St. Louis / Los Angeles Rams have had nine selections at the spot, the most in the NFL.[1]

List

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Key
KKickerNTNose tackleCCenter
LBLinebackerFBFullbackDBDefensive back
PPunterHBHalfbackDEDefensive end
QBQuarterbackWR/EWide receiver /endDTDefensive tackle
GGuardTOffensive tackleTETight end
*Selected to aPro Bowl
‡Inducted into thePro Football Hall of Fame
List of second overall picks[1]
YearNamePositionCollegeNFL teamNotes
1936Riley SmithQBAlabamaBoston RedskinsCollege Football Hall of Fame
1937Ed GoddardQB/HBWashington StateBrooklyn Dodgers
1938Jim McDonaldHBOhio StatePhiladelphia Eagles
1939Sid Luckman‡QBColumbiaChicago BearsPro Football Hall of Fame
1940George McAfee‡HBDukePhiladelphia EaglesPro Football Hall of Fame
1941John KimbroughFBTexas A&MChicago CardinalsCollege Football Hall of Fame
1942Jack WilsonHBBaylorCleveland RamsAppeared in only 10 NFL games, 3 as a starter
1943Joe MuhaFBVMIPhiladelphia Eagles2x All-Pro
1944Pat Harder*FBWisconsinChicago Cardinals3× first-team All-Pro; College Football Hall of Fame
1945Paul DuhartQB/HBFloridaPittsburgh SteelersAppeared in only 13 NFL games, 7 as a starter
1946Dub Jones*HBLSUChicago Cardinals2× AAFC champion, 3× NFL champion
1947Glenn Davis*HBArmyDetroit LionsHeisman Trophy (1946)
1948Skip MinisiHBPennNew York GiantsCollege Football Hall of Fame
1949John RauchQBGeorgiaDetroit LionsCollege Football Hall of Fame
1950Adrian Burk*QBBaylorBaltimore Colts2× Pro Bowl
1951Bob WilliamsQBNotre DameChicago BearsCollege Football Hall of Fame
1952Les Richter‡LBCaliforniaNew York Yanks[a]Pro Football Hall of Fame
1953Billy VesselsHBOklahomaBaltimore ColtsHeisman Trophy (1952)
1954Lamar McHanQBArkansasChicago Cardinals
1955Max BoydstonEOklahomaChicago Cardinals
1956Earl Morrall*QBMichigan StateSan Francisco 49ers3× Super Bowl champion, NFL Most Valuable Player (1968)
1957Jon Arnett*HBUSCLos Angeles RamsCollege Football Hall of Fame; 5× Pro Bowl
1958John David Crow*HBTexas A&MChicago CardinalsHeisman Trophy (1957)
1959Dick Bass*FBPacificLos Angeles Rams3× Pro Bowl
1960George IzoQBNotre DameSt. Louis Cardinals
1961Norm Snead*QBWake ForestWashington Redskins4× Pro Bowl
1962Roman GabrielQBNC StateLos Angeles RamsCollege Football Hall of Fame; 4× Pro Bowl, NFL Most Valuable Player (1969)
1963Jerry Stovall*DBLSUSt. Louis Cardinals3× Pro Bowl
1964Bob Brown‡TNebraskaPhiladelphia EaglesPro Football Hall of Fame
1965Ken Willard*FBNorth CarolinaSan Francisco 49ers4× Pro Bowl
1966Tom Mack‡GMichiganLos Angeles RamsPro Football Hall of Fame
1967Clint JonesHBMichigan StateMinnesota VikingsCollege Football Hall of Fame
1968Bob JohnsonCTennesseeCincinnati BengalsCollege Football Hall of Fame
1969George Kunz*TNotre DameAtlanta Falcons8× Pro Bowl
1970Mike McCoyDTNotre DameGreen Bay Packers
1971Archie ManningQBOle MissNew Orleans Saints2× Pro Bowl
1972Sherman WhiteDECaliforniaCincinnati Bengals
1973Bert JonesQBLSUBaltimore ColtsPro Bowl (1976), NFL Most Valuable Player (1976)
1974Bo MatthewsHBColoradoSan Diego Chargers
1975Randy White‡DTMarylandDallas CowboysPro Football Hall of Fame
1976Steve NiehausDTNotre DameSeattle SeahawksNFCDefensive Rookie of the Year (1976)
1977Tony Dorsett‡HBPittsburghDallas CowboysHeisman Trophy (1976)
1978Art Still*DEKentuckyKansas City Chiefs4× Pro Bowl
1979Mike BellDEColorado StateKansas City Chiefs
1980Lam JonesWRTexasNew York Jets
1981Lawrence Taylor‡LBNorth CarolinaNew York GiantsPro Football Hall of Fame, 2× Super Bowl champion (XXI, XXV)

NFL Most Valuable Player (1986)3× NFL Defensive Player of the Year (1981, 1982, 1986)NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year (1981)2× UPI NFC Player of the Year (1983, 1986)8× First-team All-Pro (1981–1986, 1988, 1989)2× Second-team All-Pro (1987, 1990)10× Pro Bowl (1981–1990)NFL sacks leader (1986)NFL 1980s All-Decade TeamNFL 75th Anniversary All-Time TeamNFL 100th Anniversary All-Time TeamBert Bell Award (1986)PFWA All-Rookie Team (1981)New York Giants Ring of HonorNew York Giants No. 56 retired100 greatest Giants of all-timeUnanimous All-American (1980)ACC Player of the Year (1980)First-team All-ACC (1980)North Carolina Tar Heels Jersey No. 98 honored

1982Johnie CooksLBMississippi StateBaltimore Colts
1983Eric Dickerson‡HBSMULos Angeles RamsPro Football Hall of Fame
1984Dean SteinkuhlerTNebraskaHouston OilersOutland Trophy (1983)
1985Bill FralicGPittsburghAtlanta Falcons4× Pro Bowl
1986Tony CasillasDTOklahomaAtlanta FalconsCollege Football Hall of Fame
1987Cornelius BennettLBAlabamaIndianapolis Colts5× Pro Bowl
1988Neil SmithDENebraskaKansas City ChiefsNFL 1990s All-Decade Team, 6× Pro Bowl
1989Tony MandarichTMichigan StateGreen Bay Packers
1990Blair ThomasHBPenn StateNew York Jets
1991Eric TurnerDBUCLACleveland Browns2× Pro Bowl
1992Quentin CoryattLBTexas A&MIndianapolis Colts
1993Rick MirerQBNotre DameSeattle Seahawks
1994Marshall Faulk‡HBSan Diego StateIndianapolis ColtsPro Football Hall of Fame
1995Tony Boselli‡TUSCJacksonville JaguarsPro Football Hall of Fame
1996Kevin HardyLBIllinoisJacksonville JaguarsPro Bowl (1999)
1997Darrell RussellDTUSCOakland Raiders2× Pro Bowl
1998Ryan LeafQBWashington StateSan Diego Chargers
1999Donovan McNabb*QBSyracusePhiladelphia Eagles6× Pro Bowl
2000LaVar Arrington*LBPenn StateWashington RedskinsBednarik Award (1999), 3× Pro Bowl
2001Leonard Davis*GTexasArizona Cardinals3× Pro Bowl
2002Julius Peppers‡DENorth CarolinaCarolina PanthersPro Football Hall of Fame
2003Charles RogersWRMichigan StateDetroit LionsBiletnikoff Award (2002)
2004Robert GalleryTIowaOakland RaidersOutland Trophy (2003)
2005Ronnie Brown*HBAuburnMiami DolphinsPro Bowl (2008)
2006Reggie BushHBUSCNew Orleans SaintsHeisman Trophy (2005)
2007Calvin Johnson‡WRGeorgia TechDetroit LionsPro Football Hall of Fame
2008Chris LongDEVirginiaSt. Louis Rams2× Super Bowl champion, Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year (2018)
2009Jason SmithTBaylorSt. Louis Rams
2010Ndamukong Suh*DTNebraskaDetroit LionsNFL 2010s All-Decade Team; 5× Pro Bowl
2011Von MillerLBTexas A&MDenver Broncos2× Super Bowl champion, NFL 2010s All-Decade Team; 8× Pro Bowl
2012Robert Griffin IIIQBBaylorWashington RedskinsHeisman Trophy (2011),Offensive Rookie of the Year, Pro Bowl (2012)
2013Luke JoeckelTTexas A&MJacksonville JaguarsOutland Trophy (2012)
2014Greg RobinsonTAuburnSt. Louis Rams
2015Marcus MariotaQBOregonTennessee TitansHeisman Trophy (2014)
2016Carson WentzQBNorth Dakota StatePhiladelphia EaglesBert Bell Award (2017), Pro Bowl (2017)
2017Mitchell TrubiskyQBNorth CarolinaChicago BearsPro Bowl (2018)
2018Saquon BarkleyHBPenn StateNew York GiantsOffensive Rookie of the Year,Offensive Player of the Year (2024), 3x Pro Bowl
2019Nick BosaDEOhio StateSan Francisco 49ersDefensive Rookie of the Year,Defensive Player of the Year (2022), 5× Pro Bowl
2020Chase YoungDEOhio StateWashington RedskinsDefensive Rookie of the Year, Pro Bowl (2020)
2021Zach WilsonQBBYUNew York Jets
2022Aidan HutchinsonDEMichiganDetroit LionsPro Bowl (2023)
2023C. J. StroudQBOhio StateHouston TexansOffensive Rookie of the Year, Pro Bowl (2023)
2024Jayden DanielsQBLSUWashington CommandersHeisman Trophy (2023),Offensive Rookie of the Year, Pro Bowl (2024)
2025Travis HunterCB/WRColoradoJacksonville JaguarsHeisman Trophy (2024)

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^The New York Yanks folded prior to the 1952 NFL season. TheDallas Texans would later assume the rights for Richter.

References

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  1. ^abcMorris, Kevin Winters (April 21, 2020)."NFL Draft history: Multiple running backs, but only one HOF quarterback taken with second pick".Tulsa World. Retrieved2025-04-29.
  2. ^Chris Burke (April 4, 2012)."Best of the Firsts, No. 2: Lawrence Taylor".Sports Illustrated.
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