Which college football programs won the 2021 NFL Draft? Where do they all rank when it comes to sending players to the next level?
2021 NFL Draft: College Conference Rankings
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2021 NFL Draft: Team Analysis Picks
AFC East Buffalo | Miami | NY Jets | New England
AFC North Baltimore | Cincinnati | Cleveland | Pitt
AFC South Houston | Indy | Jacksonville | Tenn
AFC West Denver | KC | Las Vegas | LA Chargers
NFC East Dallas | NY Giants | Phil | Washington
NFC North Chicago | Detroit | Green Bay | Minn
NFC South Atlanta | Carolina | New Orleans | TB
NFC West Arizona | LA Rams | San Fran | Seattle
Did your get guys drafted? That means absolutely everything in the recruiting game – at least it’s a huge help. Which schools get to brag a bit more than others?
One thing to remember if you school didn’t have a ton of players selected. Sometimes that means the team is returning loaded with veterans. However this is a big weekend for the schools at the top.
A school gets 7 points for each first round draft pick, 6 for a second, 5 for a third, 4 for a fourth, 3 for a fifth, 2 for a sixth, and 1 for a seventh round selection.
T84 Baylor 1
7 (240) Washington – LB William Bradley-King
T84 Charleston (WV) 1
7 (229) Indianapolis – WR Mike Strachan
T84 Concordia-St. Paul 1
7 (252) Los Angeles Rams – LB Chris Garrett
T84 Kansas State 1
7 (235) Cincinnati – DE Wyatt Hubert
T83 Maryland 1
7 (233) Los Angeles Rams – RB Jake Funk
T84 South Alabama 1
7 (255) New Orleans – WR Kawaan Baker
T84 UMass 1
7 (231) Miami – OT Larnel Coleman
T78 Arizona State 2
6 (187) Atlanta – WR Frank Darby
T78 Arkansas 2
6 (207) New York Jets – DT Jonathan Marshall Arkansas
T78 Coastal Carolina 2
6 (191) Philadelphia – DE Tarron Jackson
T78 Colorado 2
6 (197) New England – OT William Sherman
T78 Louisiana 2
6 (194) San Francisco – RB Elijah Mitchell
T78 Mississippi State 2
7 (256) Green Bay – RB Kylin Hill
T71 Appalachian State 3
5 (178) Green Bay – CB Shemar Jean-Charles
T71 Central Missouri 3
5 (168) Minnesota – TE Zach Davison
T71 Georgia Tech 3
7 (254) Pittsburgh – P Pressley Harvin
T71 Indiana 3
5 (164) Denver – S Jamar Johnson
T71 Memphis 3
5 (150) Philadelphia – RB Kenneth Gainwell
T71 Miami University 3
5 (161) Buffalo – OT Tommy Doyle
T71 West Virginia 3
5 (153) Cleveland – LB Tony Fields
T61 Arizona 4
6 (195) Houston – DT Roy Lopez
6 (196) New York Giants – RB Gary Brightwell
T61 Cal 4
4 (125) Minnesota – CB Camryn Bynum
T61 Central Arkansas 4
4 (130) Los Angeles Rams – CB Robert Rochell
T61 East Carolina 4
4 (139) Cincinnati – OT D’Ante Smith
T61 Iowa State 4
4 (119) Minnesota – RB Kene Nwangwu
T61 Marshall 4
4 (138) Dallas – OT Josh Ball
T61 Nebraska 4
5 (159) Los Angeles Chargers – OT Brenden Jaimes
7 (238) Dallas – OG Matt Farniok
T61 North Texas 4
4 (129) Tampa Bay – WR Jaelon Darden
T61 San Diego State 4
4 (108) Atlanta – CB Darren Hall
T61 UAB 4
4 (121) Jacksonville – DE Jordan Smith UAB
T55 Buffalo 5
3 (79) Las Vegas – EDGE Malcolm Koonce
T55 Louisiana Tech 5
3 (73) Philadelphia – DE Milton Williams
T55 NC State 5
3 (72) Detroit – DT Alim McNeill
T55 Texas Tech 5
4 (123) Philadelphia – CB Zech McPhearson
7 (236) Buffalo – OG Jack Anderson
T55 Tulane 5
4 (111) Cincinnati – DE Cameron Sample
7 (234) Philadelphia – LB Patrick Johnson
T55 Wisconsin-Whitewater 5
3 (98) Denver – OG/C Quinn Meinerz
T52 Oregon State 6
3 (99) Dallas – CB Nashon Wright
7 (257) Detroit – RB Jermar Jefferson
T52 Vanderbilt 6
2 (54) Indianapolis – DE Dayo Odeyingbo
T52 Wake Forest 6
2 (61) Buffalo – DE Carlos Basham
