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Troy Walters1999 BiletnikoffAward Winner

Jim Plunkett1970 HeismanTrophy WinnerJames Lofton

2003 Pro FootballHall of FameInductee

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National Awards Football Honors

Heisman Trophy

1970 Jim Plunkett, QB

Biletnikoff Award

1999 Troy Walters, FL

Rose Bowl Hall of Fame

Name Rose Bowl InductedFrankie Albert, QB 1941 1992Ernie Nevers, RB 1925 1991Jim Plunkett, QB 1970 1989John Ralston, Coach 1970, 71 1996Bob Reynolds, T 1933-35 1990Ted Shipkey, End 1925, ’27 1995

Pacific-10 Conference Honors

Pac-10 Player of the Year

1977 Guy Benjamin, QB(Co-Player of the Year with Warren Moon, QB, Washington)

1980 John Elway, QB1982 John Elway, QB

(Co-Player of the Year with Tom Ramsey, QB, UCLA

1986 Brad Muster, FB (Offensive Player of the Year)

1999 Troy Walters, FL(Offensive Player of the Year)

Morris Trophy

Presented to the top lineman in the Pac-101999 Willie Howard, DT2002 Kwame Harris, OT

Pacific-10 ConferenceCoach of the Year

1977 Bill Walsh1995 Tyrone Willingham1999 Tyrone Willingham

NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship Recipients

1965 Joe Neal1966 Terry DeSylvia1968 John Root1971 John Sande1972 Jackie Brown1974 Randy Poltl1975 Keith Rowan1976 Gerald Wilson1977 Duncan McColl1981 Milt McColl1984 John Bergren1985 Scott Carpenter1987 Brian Morris1988 Doug Robison1994 Steve Stenstrom1995 Eric Abrams

1995 David Walker1996 Marlon Evans1997 Damon Dunn

National FootballFoundation Scholar-Athletes

1967 John Root1970 John Sande1976 Duncan McColl1980 Milt McColl1981 Darrin Nelson1983 John Bergren1992 Glyn Milburn1994 Justin Armour1995 David Walker1997 Damon Dunn

GTE Academic All-American of the Year

1991 Tommy Vardell, FB

Rhodes Scholar

1992 Cory Booker, TE

Pop Warner TrophyPresented to the top senior player on the West Coast

1950 Russ Pomeroy, T1953 Bobby Garrett, QB1959 Chris Burford, TE1969 Don Parish, LB1970 Jim Plunkett, QB1971 Jeff Siemon, LB1977 Guy Benjamin, QB1980 Ken Margerum, FL1982 John Elway, QB1986 David Wyman, LB1991 Tommy Vardell, FB1992 Glyn Milburn, RB1994 Steve Stenstrom, QB

National Football Foundation

Conference and Post-Season Honors

Hall of Fame Selections

The following fourteen players and seven coach-es from Stanford University have been selected

to the National Football Foundation/CollegeFootball Hall of Fame.

Player At Stanford ElectedErnie Nevers, FB 1923-25 1951Bobby Grayson, FB 1933-35 1955Frank Albert, QB 1939-41 1956Bill Corbus, G 1931-33 1957Bob Reynolds, T 1933-35 1961Bones Hamilton, HB 1933-35 1972Bill McColl, E 1949-51 1973Hugh Gallarneau, FB 1938-41 1982Chuck Taylor, G 1940-42 1984Monk Moscrip, RB 1933-35 1985John Brodie, QB 1954-56 1986Jim Plunkett, QB 1968-70 1990Chris Burford, E 1956-59 1995John Elway, QB 1980-83 2000

Coach At Stanford ElectedWalter Camp 1892, ’94-’95 1951Fielding Yost 1900 1951Andy Kerr 1922-23 1951Pop Warner 1924-32 1951Clark Shaughnessy 1940-41 1968Chuck Taylor 1951-57 1984John Ralston 1963-71 1992

Two Stanford coaches havebeen named Coach of the

Year by the American FootballCoaches Association.

Clark Shaughnessy, whoguided Stanford through aperfect 10-0 season, includinga 21-13 win over Nebraska inthe Rose Bowl, received thehonor in 1940.

Chuck Taylor, who directedStanford to the Pacific CoastChampionship and a meetingwith Illinois in the Rose Bowl,was selected in 1951.

Clark Shaughnessy Chuck Taylor

Coach of the Year Selections

David Walker Marlon Evans Cory Booker Tommy Vardell Steve Stenstrom

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Jim Plunkett Football Honors

In 1970 Jim Plunkett became Stanford’sfirst and only player to win the

Heisman Trophy Award as the bestplayer in college football. Plunkett ledthe Indians to the Pacific-8 ConferenceChampionship with a 9-3 record,including a thrilling 27-17 upset victoryover previously undefeated Ohio State inthe Rose Bowl. He was the runaway win-ner for the trophy, garnering 510 of 1,059first-place ballots cast. He compiled2,299 points to 1,401 for runner-up JoeTheismann of Notre Dame. In additionto the Heisman, Plunkett won theMaxwell Award, was a consensus First-Team All-America, andwas namedPlayer of theYear by UnitedPress International,Sporting News, SportMagazine, the WalterCamp Association,and the AmericanCollege Football Coaches

Association. He completed 191 of 358 passes for 2,715yards, and he ran for another 183 yards, giving him 2,898yards of total offense that season (a school and Pac-8record). Highlights of the season included his 275 passingyards in a 24-14 drubbing of USC, 22-of-36 passing for 268yards and four touchdowns in a 29-22 win against

Washington, and a phenomenal 20-of-30 for 265 yardsin the 1971 Rose Bowl, Plunkett’s final game.

After finishing eighth in the Heisman bal-loting as a junior in 1969, Plunkett turneddown an opportunity to turn pro and

returned to Stanford for his senior season.“Coach (John) Ralston, all of our coach-es, and my teammates have been build-ing something at Stanford for the pastcouple of years,” Plunkett explained. “IfI were to leave now, I would alwayshave the feeling that I let them downbefore our goals were reached. Besides,we are always telling kids today not todrop out, to finish school, to set tar-gets and to work towards them. Whatwould they think if I were to drop outnow for professional football?”

Plunkett returned to Stanford forthe 1970 season and wound up hav-

ing a storybook year he would never forget. He led theIndians to their first Rose Bowl appearance in 19 years antheir first Rose Bowl victory in 30 seasons. His performancein the Rose Bowl earned him Most Valuable Player honors.He finished his career with 7,887 yards in total offense,which not only set a Stanford record but it established anew NCAA record.

He went on to become the number-one draft pick in theNFL by the New England Patriots. He played 16 seasons inthe NFL with the Patriots, San Francisco 49ers andOakland/Los Angeles Raiders. He was named NFL Rookieof the Year in ’71 and won two Super Bowl championshipswith the Raiders. He was the MVP of Super Bowl XV fol-lowing the 1981 season when he led the Oakland Raidersover the Philadelphia Eagles. Three years later, Plunkett ledthe Los Angeles Raiders to a victory in Super Bowl XVIIIover the Washington Redskins.

In November, 1991, Plunkett’s jersey number 16 becamethe second number retired in Stanford history (the other isErnie Never’s number one). He is a member of the CollegeFootball Hall of Fame and the Stanford Athletic Hall ofFame.

1970 Heisman Trophy Final Balloting

VotesPlayer, School 1st Total

1. Jim Plunkett, Stanford 510 2,2992. Joe Theismann, Notre Dame 242 1,4013. Archie Manning, Mississippi 138 8494. Steve Worster, Texas 47 3985. Rex Kern, Ohio State 17 1886. Pat Sullivan, Auburn 24 1807. Jack Tatum, Ohio State 8 1738. Ernie Jennings, Air Force 18 1189. Don McCauley, No. Carolina 6 57

10. Lynn Dickey, Kansas State 6 4911. Ed Marinaro, Cornell 4 4612. Tom Gatewood, Notre Dame 1 3513. Joe Spagnola, Arizona State 2 3414. Dennis Dummit, UCLA 0 31

Jim Plunkett’s Year-by-Year Statistics

Passing Rushing Total OffenseTear PA PC HI PCT NYG TD TCB NYG TD Plays Total1968 268 142 14 .529 2,156 14 81 47 6 49 2,2031969 336 197 15 .586 2,673 20 53 113 1 389 2,7861970 358 191 18 .533 2,715 18 78 183 3 436 2,898

Totals 962 530 47 .551 7,544 52 212 343 10 1174 7,887

1970 Heisman Trophy Winner Jim Plunkett

Jim Plunkett led the Raiders to two NFL Championships.


All-Conference Selections Football Honors

Kwame Harris – 2002 Offensive Tackle Eric Heitmann – 2001 Offensive Guard Mike McLaughlin – 1999 Center Coy Wire – 2001 Inside Linebacker

All-Pacific-10 ConferenceSelections

(First-Team only)

1952Sam Morley, E

1953Bob Garrett, BackSam Morley, EJohn Steinberg, E

1954John Stewart, E

1955Bill Tarr, BackPaul Wiggin, T

1956John Brodie, BackPaul Wiggin, T

1957Troy Barbee, T

1958Chris Burford, E

1959Chris Burford, E

1960Skip Face, FB

1961George Honor, E

1962Ed Cummings, SpecialistMarv Harris, G

1963Marv Harris, CFrank Patitucci, E

1964Jack Chapple, LBRay Handley, FBGary Pettigrew, DTDick Ragsdale, DB

1965Marty Brill, LBBlaine Nye, DT

1967Mike Hibler, DTGene Washington, WR

1968Don Parish, LBMalcolm Snider, OTGene Washington, WR

1969Rick Keller, DBBob Moore, WRDon Parish, LBJim Plunkett, QBJohn Sande, C

1970Steve Jubb, OTBob Moore, WRJim Plunkett, QBJeff Siemon, LBDave Tipton, DTRandy Vataha, FL

1971Don Bunce, QBLarry Butler, DTPete Lazetich, DTJeff Siemon, LB

1972Rod Garcia, PKJim Merlo, LBRandy Poltl, DB

1973Mike Boryla, QBRod Garcia, PKRandy Poltl, DBBill Singler, WRRoger Stillwell, DE

1974Pat Donovan, DEGordon Riegel, LB

1975Geb Church, LBTony Hill, WRAlex Karakazoff, OGMike Langford, PKDuncan McColl, DETed Pappas, TE

1976Tony Hill, WRAlex Karakazoff, OGDuncan McColl, DE

1977Guy Benjamin, QBGordy Ceresino, LBGordon King, OTJames Lofton, WRDarrin Nelson, RB

1978Gordy Ceresino, LBKen Margerum, WRDarrin Nelson, RB

1979Ken Margerum, WRKen Naber, PK/P

1980John Elway, QBBrian Holloway, OTJohn Macaulay, CKen Margerum, WRDarrin Nelson, RBAndre Tyler, WR

1981Darrin Nelson, RBVaughn Williams, DB

1982Chris Dressel, TEJohn Elway, QBVincent White, RBVaughn Williams, DB

1984Brent Martin, OTGarin Veris, DE

1985John Barns, OTGreg Baty, TEBrad Muster, RB

1986Thomas Henley, SpecialistBrad Muster, RBTony Leiker, DTDave Wyman, LB

1987Alan Grant, SpecialistBrad Humphreys, DB

1988Rob Hinckley, OLBJon Volpe, RB

1990Ed McCaffrey, WRGlyn Milburn, RBKevin Scott, CBBob Whitfield, OT

1991Ron George, OLBTommy Vardell, FBBob Whitfield, OT

1992Ron George, OLBJohn Lynch, FSGlyn Milburn, RB

1994Justin Armour, WR

1995Eric Abrams, PKJeff Buckey, OTDamon Dunn, Specialist

1996Kailee Wong, DE

1997Troy Walters, SpecialistKailee Wong, DE

1999Mike Biselli, PKEmory Brock, Special TeamsJeff Cronshagen, OTWillie Howard, DTTodd Husak, QBMike McLaughlin, CTroy Walters, FL

2000Willie Howard, DTRiall Johnson, OLBDeRonnie Pitts, WR

2001Brian Allen, KOREric Heitmann, OGTank Williams, FSCoy Wire, ILB

2002Kwame Harris, OT


All-American Selections Football Honors

(First-Team only)

1924*Jim Lawson, E – AAB, FBW, NEA

1925*Ernie Nevers, FB – AAB, AP, GR, LI,

NEA

1926Ted Shipkey, E – AAB, INS

1928*Seraphim Post, G – AAB, AP, GR,

INS, NEA*Don Robesky, G – NANA, UP

1930Phil Moffatt, HB – UP

1932Bill Corbus, G – AAB, GR, NEA, UP

1933Bill Corbus, G – AAB, AP, GR, INS,

NANA, NEA

1934*Bobby Grayson, FB – AAB, AP, GR,

INS NANA, NEA, SN, UPBones Hamilton, T – LI*Monk Moscrip, E – AAB, INS, LI,

NEA, SN, UP*Bob Reynolds, T – AP, GR, NANA

1935*Bobby Grayson, FB – Unanimous –

AAB, AP, GR, INS, LI, NANA,NEA, SN, UP

*Monk Moscrip, E – AAB, GR, INS,NANA, SN

1940*Frankie Albert, QB – AAB, AP, GR,

INS, LI, NW, UPHugh Gallarneau, HB – NEA

1941*Frankie Albert, QB – AAB, AP, GR,

INS, NW, SN

1942*Chuck Taylor, G – AAB, AP, FW, SN

1949Ken Rose, E – NEA

1950*Bill McColl, E – AAB, FC, FW, INS,

NEA, SN, UP

1951Gary Kerkorian, DB – INS*Bill McColl, E – AAB, AP, FC, FW,

INS, NEA,

1953Bob Garrett, QB – AAB, FW, NEASam Morley, E – AP

1955Paul Wiggin, T – AP

1956*John Brodie, QB – FC, FW, INS, NEAPaul Wiggin, T – SN

1959Chris Burford, E – FC

1962Edward A. Cummings, FB – FC

1964John Chapple, G – NEARay Handley, HB – H

1968Malcolm Snider, OT – SN

1969Don Parish, LB – AP, SN, T

1970*Jim Plunkett, QB – FC, FW, NEA,

SN, UPI, WC

1971Pete Lazetich, DG – FNJeff Siemon, LB – AP, FC, FN, FW, T,

UPI

1973Mike Boryla, QB – TPat Donovan, DE – APRod Garcia, PK – TRoger Stillwell, DE – AP

1974*Pat Donovan, DE – FC, FW, UPI

1976Duncan McColl, DE – UPI, WC, FT

1977*Guy Benjamin, QB – FN, FW, NEA,

UPIGordon King, OT – NEA, SN

1979*Ken Margerum, FL – AP, UPI, FC,

FN, NEA, SN

1980John Elway, QB – SN*Ken Margerum, FL – UPI, AP, FC,

FN, NEA, SN

1981Darrin Nelson, HB – EK

1982*John Elway, QB – AP, EK, FBW, FN,

FW, NEA, SN, UPI, WC

1986Brad Muster, FB – EKDave Wyman, LB – SN

1990Ed McCaffrey, WR – EKBob Whitfield, OT – SH

1991*Bob Whitfield, OT – AP, FN, SH, SN,

UPI, WC

1992Ron George, OLB – FN, CPFNGlyn Milburn, RB – AP

1997Kailee Wong, DE – FN

1999*Troy Walters, FL – AP, FN, FW, SN, WC

2001Eric Heitmann, OG – FC, FNLuke Powell, KR – FWTank Williams, FS – FC

AAB-All-American Board ofCoaches

AP-Associated PressCPFN-College & Pro Football

NewsweeklyEK-Eastman-KodakFBW-Football WeeklyFC-American Football Coaches

Assn. (in Colliers Magazinefrom 1948-56)

FN-Football News

FT-Football TodayFW-Football Writers of America

(in Look Magazine 1946-71)GR-Grantland Rice

(in Colliers Magazine 1925-47)H-Helms FoundationINS-International NewsLI-Liberty MagazineNANA-No. America Newspaper

Alliance

NEA-Newspaper EnterpriseAssociation

NW-Newsweek MagazineSH-Scripps-Howard News

ServiceSN-Sporting NewsT-Time MagazineUP-United PressUPI-United Press InternationalWC-Walter Camp*Consensus All-American

**Academic All-American records wereunavailable before 1964.

1964Joe Neal, G, Honorable Mention

1966Jack Root, FB, Second-Team

1970John Sande, C, First-TeamTerry Ewing, DB, Second-Team

1973Bruce Blackstone, G, Second-Team

1974Gordon Riegel, LB, Second-TeamKeith Rowen, DT, Second-Team

1975Don Stevenson, FB, First-TeamTed Pappas, TE, Second-Team

1976Don Stevenson, FB, First-Team

1977Guy Benjamin, QB, First-TeamJames Lofton, WR, Second-Team

1978Vince Mulroy, WR, First-TeamJim Stephens, G, First-Team

1979Pat Bowe, TE, First-TeamMilt McColl, LB, First-TeamJoe St. Geme, S, First-Team

1980Duke Dapper, NG, Second-TeamMilt McColl, OLB, Second-TeamKen Margerum, FL, Second-Team

1981Darrin Nelson, HB, First-TeamJohn Bergren, DT, First-Team

1982John Bergren, DT, First-TeamMike Dotterer, FB, Second-TeamSteve Lemon, DB, Honorable Mention

1983John Bergren, DT, First-TeamEric Mullins, WR, Second-TeamRob Moore, FB, Second-Team

1984Scott Carpenter, OL, Second-TeamEmile Harry, WR, Second-TeamKevin Scott, RB, Second-TeamMatt Soderlund, LB, Second-Team

1985Matt Soderlund, LB, First-TeamCraig Landis, DB, Second-Team

1987Brad Muster, RB, First-Team

1990Ed McCaffrey, WR, First-TeamJon Volpe, RB, Second-Team

1991Tommy Vardell, FB, First-Team

1993Justin Armour, WR, Second-Team

1994Justin Armour, WR, First-Team

1999Troy Walters, FL, First-Team

Academic All-American Selections

All-American Selections

Tank Williams garnered All-America honors in 2001.


All-American Biographies Football Honors

Frankie AlbertQuarterback 1940, 1941

Led the Stanford “Wow Boys” to a 10-0 record in1940, including a 21-3 Rose Bowl victory overNebraska … Key part of the T-formation schemethat revolutionized college football, having movedfrom tailback to quarterback when the offense wasimplemented prior to his junior year (1940) …Finished fourth in the Heisman Trophy balloting in1940, and improved to third a year later …. Went onto become a Pro Bowl selection for the San Francisco 49ers, and later returned ashead coach of his old NFL team.

Guy BenjaminQuarterback 1977

Led Stanford to a 9-3 mark in 1977, including a 24-14 Sun Bowl victory over LSU … Named OffensiveMVP of that game, going 23-for-36 for 269 yards,three touchdowns and no interceptions … Also ledthe NCAA in passing that season … FinishedStanford career with 5,946 passing yards, 45 touch-downs and a .604 completion percentage, whichranks him among the school’s all-time best in allthree categories … In ’77, he completed 208-of-330 (.630) for 2,521 yards and 19touchdowns.

Mike BorylaQuarterback 1973

Started at quarterback for the Cardinal in 1972 and1973, earning All-American honors his senior season… Ranks among Stanford’s all-time best in careerpassing yardage (4,082), pass attempts (641) andpass completions (338) … Threw for 1,629 yardsand 17 touchdowns on 140-of-256 passing in 1973… In his first season as a starter in ’72, he complet-ed 183-of-350 for 2,284 yards and 14 TDs … Laterplayed professionally with the Philadelphia Eagles and Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

John BrodieQuarterback 1956

Starred for the Cardinal from 1954-56, earning con-sensus All-American honors in his final season onThe Farm … Led the nation in pass attempts (240),pass completions (139), completion percentage(.579), passing yards (1,633) and passing touch-downs (12) in 1956 … During his three seasons onThe Farm, Brodie threw for 3,594 yards, which set anew Stanford record at that time … He also com-peted on the Stanford golf team …Elected to the National Football FoundationHall of Fame in 1986 … Went on to an outstanding professional career with the SanFrancisco 49ers.

Chris BurfordTight End 1959

Tied an NCAA record in 1959 with 61 receptions …Cardinal tight end also led the nation with 757receiving yards that season … In his final collegiategame, made 12 catches for 115 yards and a touch-down in the 1959 Big Game … Two-time All-Pacific8 selection finished his Stanford career with 107receptions … Elected to National FootballFoundation College Hall of Fame in 1995 … Playedprofessionally for the Kansas City Chiefs.

Jack ChappleOffensive Guard 1964

Played both linebacker and offensive guard atStanford … Anchored the Cardinal defense in 1963and 1964 … Led the team with 142 tackles in hissenior season (1964) … Had ideal combination ofstrength, size and speed … Went on to play profes-sionally for the San Francisco 49ers.

Bill CorbusOffensive Guard 1932, 1933

Two-time All-America was dubbed the “Baby-FacedAssassin” because of his relentless assault on opposi-tion on both sides of the ball … Starred on 1933“Vow Boys” squad … That season, kicked two fourthquarter field goals in the Cardinal’s 13-7 win overUSC in front of 90,000 at the Los Angeles Coliseumthat snapped the Trojans’ 27-game win streak …Elected to National Football Foundation CollegeHall of Fame in 1957.

Edward A. CummingsFullback 1962

Cardinal fullback earned All-American honors in hissenior season … Three-year letterman (1960-62)who earned his stripes as a tough, hard-hitting play-er … Also played inside linebacker … Led the teamin tackles in ’61 and ’62 … Gained 256 yards on 70carries in his career while also accounting for 238tackles his junior and senior seasons.

Pat DonovanDefensive End 1973, 1974

Two-time First-Team All-America and one of thetop linemen in Stanford football history … Led histeam in tackles and was also a tremendous pass rush-er … Teamed with Roger Stillwell to give Stanfordthe finest pair of ends in the nation … Intense, intel-ligent player was a “coach on the field” … Moved tothe offensive line during his successful professionalcareer with the Dallas Cowboys.



John ElwayQuarterback 1980, 1982

One of the greatest quarterbacks ever, both colle-giately and professionally … Rewrote the Stanfordand Pac-10 career record books … During his tenureat Stanford (1979-82), completed 774-of-1,246 pass-es for 9,349 yards and 77 touchdowns … Finishedsecond to Herschel Walker in the 1982 HeismanTrophy voting … Also set Stanford records fortouchdown passes in a season (27, 1980) and a game(6, 1980) …. Was the no. 1 pick in the 1983 NFL Draft … Led the Denver Broncosto two Super Bowl Championships, and reserved a place for himself in theProfessional Football Hall of Fame … Also played baseball at Stanford for twoyears, before signing a professional contract with the New York Yankees.

Hugh GallarneauHalfback 1940

Halfback in the innovative T-formation scheme thatled the “Wow Boys” to a Rose Bowl victory overNebraska in 1940 … Led by Gallarneau, FrankieAlbert, Norm Standlee and Pete Kmetovic, the 1940squad went unbeaten … Elected to the NationalFootball Foundation Hall of Fame in 1982.

Rod GarciaPlacekicker 1973

Best known for his game-winning 31-yard field goalwith 12 seconds left in the 1972 Rose Bowl, givingStanford a 13-12 victory over Michigan … Finishedhis career on The Farm with 197 points on 42-of-80field goals and 71-of-80 extra points … Led Stanfordwith 76 in points in 1973 on 18-of-29 field goals and22-of-25 on PATs … The 18 field goals established anew school record … Set school record with a 59-yard field goal vs. USC in 1973.

Bob GarrettQuarterback 1953

Brilliant two-way player and First-Team All-Americawho could seemingly play every position – quarter-back, defensive back, placekicker and punter …Earned All-America honors at QB in 1953, complet-ing 118-of-205 (.576) for 1,637 yards and 17 touch-downs … Set a then-school record with 17 touch-down passes in 1953 … Also tied a school recordwith nine interceptions on the other side of the ball… Played all 60 minutes in five games in 1953 – the last Stanford player to accom-plish that feat … Finished fifth in the 1953 Heisman Trophy balloting … The No.1 selection in the 1954 NFL Draft played professionally for the Green Bay Packersand Cleveland Browns.

Ron GeorgeOutside Linebacker 1992

A three-year starter at outside linebacker from1990-92 … One of the most explosive players toever play OLB on The Farm … He led the team inquarterback sacks and tackles-for-loss all three sea-sons … His 25 tackles-for-loss and 15 sacks in ’92were the both the second best single season marksin school history … Member of Stanford’s 1992defense that led the Cardinal to a 10-3 record, a #9national ranking and a victory over Penn State in the Blockbuster Bowl … Two-time First-Team All-Pac-10 selection … Selected in the fifth round of the ’93 NFLDraft by the Atlanta Falcons.

Bobby GraysonFullback 1934, 1935

A member of Stanford’s “Vow Boys” … One of thegreatest running backs in the early years of collegefootball … Two-time consensus All-America fin-ished his career with 1,547 yards and 18 touchdowns… Played in three Rose Bowls, gaining 299 yards on69 carries … Rushed for 152 yards in the 1934 RoseBowl, and 119 yards in the 1935 game … In 1934,rushed for 646 yards, scored 10 touchdowns andmade five interceptions … Rushed for 551 yards and passed for 280 in 1935 …Elected to the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame.

Bones HamiltonTackle 1934

Helped lead Stanford’s fabulous “Vow Boys” tothree straight Rose Bowl appearances and a 25-4-2record … The group also lived up to its “vow” ofdefeating USC on three straight occasions …Outstanding player on both sides of the ball …Elected to the National Football Foundation Hall ofFame in 1972, one of five members of the “VowBoys” to be so honored.

Ray HandleyHalfback 1964

One of the most effective running backs to play atStanford … Finished his collegiate career with 1,795rushing yards, a Stanford record at the time …Earned All-America and All-Pac-8 honors in 1964when he set school records for yards gained rushing(936) and rushing attempts (197) … Led the team inrushing in ’65 as well with 654 yards … He had twostints as an assistant coach at Stanford – in 1972-73and ’79-83 … Went on to be the head coach of the New York Giants.



Eric HeitmannOffensive Guard 2001

Named a First-Team All-American in his senior sea-son … The first Stanford lineman to earn First-TeamAll-American honors in 10 years (Bob Whitfield,1991) … Four-year starter … Finished with a stringof 35 consecutive starts at guard from 1999-2001 …Played in all 46 games in his Stanford career …Named Honorable Mention All-Pac-10 in 1999,Second-Team in 2000 and First-Team in 2001 …Selected in the seventh round (No. 239 overall) of the 2002 NFL Draft by the SanFrancisco 49ers, and started 12 games in his rookie campaign.

Gary KerkorianQuarterback 1951

Three-year starter at quarterback, but earned All-American honors for his play at defensive back …School record holder in every passing category whenhe left The Farm … Led Stanford to a 9-1 regularseason in 1951, and Rose Bowl appearance againstIllinois … Also enjoyed his best season in 1951,when he completed 103-of-186 passes for 1,417yards and seven touchdowns … Played professional-ly for the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Colts.

Gordon KingOffensive Tackle 1977

Overpowering lineman starred on Stanford’s 1977Sun Bowl championship team … Had great size andphysical strength … First-Team All-America and All-Pac-10 in ’77 … He was a first round draft pick – 10thselection overall – in the 1978 NFL Draft by the NewYork Giants … He went on to a 10-year pro footballcareer.

Jim LawsonEnd 1924

Stanford’s first All-America … Consensus first-teamchoice in 1924 after leading the Cardinal to an 8-1-1mark and a Rose Bowl appearance against NotreDame … Versatile two-way player … Member of theStanford Football Hall of Fame.

Pete LazetichDefensive Tackle 1971

Ringleader of Stanford’s “Thunder Chickens,” therugged defensive line on the 1971 and 1972 RoseBowl championship teams … One of the most pop-ular players in Stanford history … Tremendous passrusher with exceptional strength … Known for play-ing hurt … Earned National Player of the Week hon-ors in both 1970 and 1971 … First-Team All-Pac-8selection in ’71 … Was selected in the second roundof the 1972 NFL Draft.

Ken MargerumFlanker 1979, 1980

Only two-time All-America among Stanford’simpressive all-time roster of great wide receivers …Finished his career as Stanford’s all-time leader inreceiving yards (2,430) and career touchdowns (30)and number-two with 141 career receptions … Hewas a consensus two-time First-Team All-America, athree-time All-Pac-10 selection and an AcademicAll-America … His 30 career TD receptions was alsoa Pac-10 record … Had 53 receptions in 1978, 41 in 1979 and 44 in 1980 … He wasa third round selection in the ’81 NFL Draft by the Chicago Bears … Won a SuperBowl ring as a member of the Bears in Super Bowl XX … A member of the StanfordAthletic Hall of Fame.

Ed McCaffreyWide Receiver 1990

Earned First-Team All-America honors after grab-bing 61 passes for 917 yards and eight touchdownsas a senior in 1990 … Also named First-Team All-Pac-10 and First-Team Academic All-America in ’90… Ranks among Stanford’s all-time best with 2,333career receiving yards … As a junior, he recorded 53receptions for 871 yards … Known as a fearlessreceiver over the middle with great size, hands andleaping ability … Has played in the NFL since 1991, and was a member of threeSuper Bowl Championship teams (San Francisco 49ers XXIX; Denver BroncosXXXII, XXXIII).

Bill McCollEnd 1950

Unquestionably one of the great players of his era …He set Pacific Coast Conference records in 1950 byregistering 39 receptions for 671 yards … Led the1951 Cardinal squad to a conference title and RoseBowl appearance … Finished fourth in 1951Heisman Trophy balloting, catching a PCC record 42passes for 607 yards and seven touchdowns …Finished his career with 106 receptions for 1,556yards and 14 touchdowns … Named to the National Football Foundation Hall ofFame in 1973 … While playing for the NFL’s Chicago Bears from 1952-59, heearned his M.D. at the University of Chicago.

Duncan McCollDefensive End 1976

Joined his father Bill McColl as the only father-sonAll-America football combination in Stanford histo-ry … Led his team in virtually every defensive cate-gory his last two seasons en route to Second-TeamAll-America honors in 1975 and First-Team All-America honors in 1976 … He set Cardinal recordsin ’76 for tackles-for-loss with 26 and in ’75 with 17quarterback sacks … Two-time First-Time All-Pac-10 selection … Lived in opposing backfields throughout his career … Tough,aggressive, big play performer.



Glyn MilburnRunning Back 1992

Despite playing just three years at Stanford aftertransferring from Oklahoma, finished his career sec-ond at Stanford and third in the Pac-10 with 5,857career all-purpose yards … Spectacular athlete was aone-man human highlight reel … An outstandingpunt and kickoff returner, as well, set a school recordwith 2,222 all-purpose yards in 1990 … Earned All-America honors in 1992 by racking up 2,121 all-pur-pose yards and leading the Cardinal to a Blockbuster Bowl victory over Penn State… Finished his career among the school’s all-time leaders in all-purpose running,rushing (2,178 yards), receiving (141 receptions), punt return yards (1,026) andpunt return average (13.7), kickoff return yards (1,162 yards) and kickoff returnaverage (23.3) … Had Pac-10 record 379 all-purpose yards in 1990 Big Game vs.Cal … Went on to a nine-year NFL career with the Denver Broncos, Detroit Lions,Chicago Bears and San Diego Chargers.

Phil MoffattHalfback 1930

One of the most versatile and talented halfbacks toplay Stanford football … Appears in the schoolrecord books as a running back, defensive back andkick returner … Averaged 5.9 yards per carry in hisStanford career, the highest total in Stanford history… Also in the school record book for career inter-ceptions (20), season interceptions (9), season puntreturn yardage (472), season punt returns (41) andsingle game punt returns (14) … A member of Stanford’s “All-Oldtimer’s Team,”Moffatt rushed for 1,139 yards and 12 touchdowns on 193 carries.

Sam MorleyEnd 1953

Sam Morley had the good fortune to be Stanford’stop receiver when All-America Bobby Garrett wasthe quarterback … Morley, who was an AssociatedPress First-Team All-America selection in 1953, wasalso a two-time all-conference selection … In 1953,he led the team with 45 receptions for 594 yards andsix touchdowns … The previous season, Morley reg-istered 40 catches for 523 yards six TDs … He caughtan even 100 passes in his career.

Monk MoscripEnd 1934, 1935

One of the most valuable members of the “VowBoys” teams that played in three straight RoseBowls from 1933-35 … Known as a great defensiveplayer who completely shut down opposing offens-es on his side of the field … A two-time First-TeamAll-America at end … Named to the NationalFootball Foundation and College Football Hall ofFame in 1985.

Brad MusterFullback 1986

During his Cardinal career, Brad Muster was a First-Team All-America (1986), a two-time First-TeamAll-Pac-10 selection (1985, ’86) and a First-TeamAcademic All-America (1987) … He finished hiscareer as Stanford’s number-two all-time leadingrusher (2,940 yards) and receiver (194 receptions)… His 78 receptions in ’85 set a school single seasonrecord and his 204 rushing yards vs. California in1984 set a Big Game record … In 1986, he rushed for 1,053 yards, becoming onlythe second Stanford running back to surpass the 1,000 yard mark in a season …Muster was a first round selection – 23rd pick overall – in the 1988 NFL Draft.

Darrin NelsonHalfback 1981

One of the great players in Stanford football history… Not only was he a Kodak First-Team All-Americain 1981, but Nelson is the only player in school his-tory to be named First-Team All-Pac-10 for four sea-sons … He finished his career as the school recordholder in rushing (4,033 yards), all-purpose running(6,885 yards), receptions (214), scoring (242 points)and touchdowns scored (40) … A First-TeamAcademic All-America, Nelson became the first player in college football history torush for over 1,000 yards and catch more than 50 passes in a season – a feat heaccomplished three times in four seasons … He played at Stanford in 1977 and ’78,missed the ’79 season due to an injury, and returned to play in 1980 and ’81 … Hefinished sixth in the 1981 Heisman Trophy balloting, was a first round pick by theMinnesota Vikings in 1982 and went on to an 11-year career in the NFL … Is nowa Senior Associate Athletic Director at Stanford.

Ernie NeversFullback 1925

One of the greatest college football players of all-time … A consensus All-America in 1925, Never’steams at Stanford went 21-5-1 from 1923-25, includ-ing a trip to Rose Bowl after the 1924 season …Nevers was named the greatest college football play-er of all-time by Sports Illustrated in 1962 … In 1969,he was chosen to the NCAA’s All-Time All-Americateam … In the 1925 Rose Bowl vs. Notre Dame’sFour Horseman, Nevers played all 60 minutes and rushed for 114 yards on 34 car-ries despite playing with two injured ankles.

Don ParishLinebacker 1969

A two-time First-Team All-Pac-8 selection as aninside linebacker, Parish earned First-Team All-America honors in 1969 by the Associated Press, TheSporting News and Time Magazine … For two sea-sons, in 1968 and ’69, Parish was one of Stanford’stop defensive weapons as he led the team in tackleseach season (143 in ’68, 141 in ’69) … He was select-ed in the fourth round of the 1970 NFL Draft by theSt. Louis Cardinals.



Jim PlunkettQuarterback 1970

Heisman Trophy winner in 1970 along with being aconsensus First-Team All-America … He ledStanford to a 27-17 upset victory over Ohio State in1971 Rose Bowl … He was named the game’s MVPafter completing 20-of-30 for 265 yards and one TD… For the season, Plunkett threw for 2,715 yardsand 18 TDs on 191-of-358 … He finished his careerwith a school and NCAA record 7,887 yards in totaloffense … He completed 530-of-962 in his career for 7,544 yards and 52 touch-downs, setting school records in every category … Plunkett was the number-onepick in the 1971 NFL Draft by the New England Patriots … In 16 seasons in theNFL, he won two Super Bowl championships and was named MVP of Super BowlXV … Plunkett’s number 16 was retired by Stanford in 1991.

Seraphim PostOffensive Guard 1928

A consensus All-America in 1928, Seraphim“Dynamite” Post teamed with Don Robesky to formcollege football’s most dominate pair of offensiveguards … Helped Stanford to an 8-3-1 record in ’28… He earned a letter in 1927 as a member ofStanford’s Rose Bowl team.

Luke PowellKick Returner 2001

Named a First-Team All-American kick returner bythe Football Writers Association of American …Became the first Stanford player to ever earn First-Team All-American honors as a kick returner …Finished the year ranked second in NCAA DivisionI-A and first in the Pacific-10 Conference with a 16.0yard punt return average (19 returns, 304 yards) …Had three returns of over 45 yards, including a sea-son-best 58-yard return in the regular season finale at San Jose State.

Bob ReynoldsOffensive Tackle 1934

One of the truly great college football players of hisera … Starred on both sides of the ball for the “VowBoys” from 1933-35 … Earned First-Team All-America honors in ’34 … Set a school record thatwill never be equaled – he played all 60 minutes forStanford in the ’34, ’35 and ’36 Rose Bowl games …Elected to the National Football Foundation Hall ofFame in 1961.

Don RobeskyOffensive Guard 1928

Three-year letterwinner from 1926-28 … EarnedFirst-Team All-America honors in 1928 … Bestknown as being a part of the best offensive guardtandem in college football in ’28 along with team-mate and fellow First-Team All-America SeraphimPost … Started for Stanford in the 1927 Rose Bowlvs. Alabama and the 1928 Rose Bowl againstPittsburgh … His three teams at Stanford went 10-0-1 in 1926, 8-2-1 in ’27 and 8-3-1 in ’28.

Ken RoseEnd 1949

Two-year letterman in 1948 and ’49 under headcoach Marchmont Schwartz … The NewspaperEnterprise Association named Rose a First-Team All-America end in ’49 … Rose’s quarterback that sea-son was Gary Kerkorian, then a sophomore and laterto be an All-America himself … Rose scored the onlytouchdown in the 1948 Big Game on an 11-yardreception.

Ted ShipkeyEnd 1926

A three-year letterman from 1924-26, Shipkey waschosen First-Team All-America in ’26 … He was thethird All-America football player in school history… He played all 60 minutes in the 1925 Rose Bowlvs. Notre Dame and the Four Horseman and the ’27Rose Bowl vs. Alabama … He scored Stanford’s onlytouchdown in the ’25 Rose Bowl … During his threeseasons, Shipkey’s teams went 24-3-1, appeared intwo Rose Bowls and won one national championship (1926).

Jeff SiemonLinebacker 1971

One of the great linebackers in Stanford football his-tory, Siemon was the heart and soul of Stanford’sdefense during the 1970 and ’71 Rose Bowl seasons… He was named First-Team All-Pacific-8Conference in 1970 and ’71 and a First-Team All-America in 1971 after leading Stanford with 112tackles … Had 15 tackles in the Indian’s 27-17 RoseBowl win over Michigan in 1972 … Selected in thefirst round (10th pick overall) of the 1972 NFL Draft by the Minnesota Vikings …Spent all of his 11 NFL seasons with the Vikings.

Malcolm SniderOffensive Tackle 1968

A Second-Team All-Pac-8 choice in 1967, Sniderbecame one of the top offensive tackles in collegefootball in 1968 and was chosen by The SportingNews as a First-Team All-America … He was alsoselected First-Team All-Pac-8 in ’68 … Snider was athird round pick of the Atlanta Falcons in the ’70NFL Draft.



Roger StillwellDefensive End 1973

Teamed with Pat Donovan on the defensive line in’73 to give Stanford one of the top duos in collegefootball … Stillwell was chosen by the AssociatedPress as a First-Team All-America in 1973 and aFirst-Team All-Pac-8 defensive end … He had 62tackles in ’73 … As a junior in 1972, he was chosenFirst-Team All-West Coast by UPI after registering66 total tackles … Selected by the Chicago Bears inthe NFL Draft.

Chuck TaylorOffensive Guard 1942

No one has had more of an impact on the StanfordAthletic program than Taylor, who was a player,coach and athletic director on The Farm … Spentover 30 years at Stanford … One of only two peoplein history to be a player, coach and Athletic Directorin the Rose Bowl … He was a member of the “WowBoys” team in 1940 that went 10-0 and beatNebraska in the Rose Bowl … As a senior in 1942,Taylor earned First-Team All-America honors … He was Stanford’s head coachfrom 1951-57 and compiled an overall record of 40-29-2 … His 1951 team went 9-2 and played in the ’52 Rose Bowl … Taylor was Stanford’s Athletic Director from1963-71, during which Stanford played in the ’71 and ’72 Rose Bowls.

Troy WaltersFlanker 1999

One of the most prolific wide receivers in Pac-10 andStanford history … Consensus First-Team All-America in 1999 and winner of the 1999 BiletnikoffAward, emblematic of the nation’s top wide receiver… Set Pac-10 records for career receptions, careerreceiving yards, receiving yards in a single season andlongest pass play … Set Stanford records for careerreceptions (244), career receiving yards (3,986),receptions in a single season (86), receiving yards in a single season (1,456), longestpass play (98) and receiving yards in a single game (278)… Finished his career instyle by leading Stanford to the 1999 Pac-10 title and the Rose Bowl, while also set-ting the school and conference record for receiving yards in a season … Was alsonamed the 1999 Pac-10 Offensive Player of the Year, as well as earning First-TeamAcademic All-America honors … Player two years for the Minnesota Vikings, andis now in his second season with the Indianapolis Colts.

Bob WhitfieldOffensive Tackle 1990, 1991

A tremendous offensive tackle who must be consid-ered among the best in school history … He wastwice named First-Team All-America in 1990 and’91 as well as being a First-Team All-Pac-10 selection… He played every down as a freshman in 1989 andstarted all 34 games in his three-year Stanford career… Left after his junior season to play professionalfootball … He was a first round draft pick – eighthselection overall – in the ’92 NFL Draft by the Atlanta Falcons, and has been inAtlanta ever since.

Paul WigginDefensive Tackle 1955, 1956

A two-time First-Team All-America in 1955 and ’56,Wiggin is one of only two players in school history toreturn as Stanford’s head football coach (the other isChuck Taylor) … As a player, Wiggin was a three-year starter at defensive tackle (1954-56) … He wenton to an 11-year career in the NFL which includedthree world championship games and one worldchampionship with the Cleveland Browns … Hecoached in the NFL for 12 seasons and was the head coach of the Kansas City Chiefsfrom 1975-77 … He was Stanford’s head football coach from 1980-83.

Tank WilliamsFree Safety 2001

The first defensive back in Stanford football historyto earn First-Team All-American honors … Nameda First-Team All-American by the American FootballCoaches Association … Career totals include 201total tackles, nine interceptions, nine tackles-for-lossand four quarterback sacks … Tied for ninth onStanford’s all-time interception list with nine …Started 30 games at free safety for the Cardinal from1999-2001, including all 12 in 2001, 11 in 2000 and seven in 1999 … NamedSecond-Team All-Pac-10 in 2000 … Selected in the second round (No. 45 overall)of the 2002 NFL Draft by the Tennessee Titans, and started in all 16 regular seasongames in his rookie campaign.

Kailee WongDefensive Tackle 1997

After leading the Pacific-10 Conference in sacks (12-77) and tackles-for-loss (22-110), Wong was namedFirst-Team All-Pac-10 for the second straight seasonand First-Team All-America by Football News in1997… He had 26 quarterback sacks in his careerand 50 tackles-for-loss … He led the team in bothcategories as a junior and senior … Named TeamMVP in 1996 and ’97 … Started 37 games forStanford from 1994-97 … As a junior, he had 12 sacks and 21 tackles-for-loss andearned Defensive MVP honors in the 1997 Sun Bowl vs. Michigan State … Selectedin the second round (No. 51) of the 1998 NFL Draft by the Minnesota Vikings, andis now in his second season with the Houston Texans.

Dave WymanInside Linebacker 1986

A three-year starter at inside linebacker, Wyman wasnamed First-Team All-Pac-10 and First-Team All-America by The Sporting News in ’86 … Recorded169 tackles in 1986 – the second best single season inschool history … He registered 144 tackles in 1983and 128 in 1984 … An injury forced him to redshirtthe 1985 season … Second round pick of the SeattleSeahawks in 1987 … Played in the NFL for 10 years.


Senior Bowl Selections Football Honors

Blue-Gray All-Star Football Classic

1973 Randy Poltl ...................... DBWilliam J. Reid, III ............. C

1974 Scott Laidlaw .................... RBDrew Palin ....................... OT

1975 Todd Anderson .................. CTed Pappas ........................ TEBill Singler ...................... WR

1976 Mike Cordova .................. QBTony Hill ......................... WRMike Michel ................. CB/P

1979 Chuck Evans ..................... LB1981 John Macaulay ................... C

Doug Rogers .................... OT1982 Chris Rose ....................... OG1983 Mike Tolliver ................... WR1984 Emile Harry .................... WR

Matt Moran ..................... OT1985 Greg Baty .......................... TE1989 Lester Archambeau ......... DT1990 Kevin Scott ....................... CB

Jono Tunney .................... ILB1994 Tony Cline ........................ TE

Mike Jerich ...................... OT1997 Greg Comella ................... FB

Damon Dunn ................. WRCarl Hansen ..................... DTJon Haskins ..................... ILB

1998 Kevin Miller ................. P/PKGeoff Wilson ................... OT

2000 Russell Stewart ................. TE

East-West Shrine Game

1925 Scotchy Campbell .............. HNorman Cleaveland .......... HJack Patrick ......................... FHarry Shipkey .................... T

1927 J.E. Raffetto ......................... T1928 Clifford Hoffman ............... B

Don Robesky ...................... GRoland Sellman .................. TBob Sims ............................ H

1930D H. Dickson Bogue .............. TWilliam Clark .................... H

1932 Chuck Ehrhorn .................. TPhilip Neill .......................... E

1933 Ernie Caddel ....................... BDon Colvin ......................... E

1937 Claude Callaway ................. T1938 Grant Stone ........................ T

Louis Tsoutsouvas .............. C1939 Anthony Calvelli ................ C

William Paulman ................ F1940 Stan Anderson .................... T

Hampton Poole .................. G1942 Frank Albert ........................ B

Vic Lindskog ....................... C1943 Bruno Banducci ................. G

Ed Stamm ........................... TChuck Taylor ...................... G

1944 Dave Brown ........................ EHank Norberg .................... E

1948 Ainslie Bell .......................... BGeorge Quist ...................... B

1949J Robert Rohrer .................... G1949D Jim Castagnoli .................... C

Emery Mitchell ................... BKen Rose ............................. E

1950 Russell Pomeroy ................. TBruce VanAlstyne ............... E

1954 Robert Garrett ................. QBSam Morley ......................... ETed Tanner .......................... C

1955D Joe Long .............................. CTony Mosich ....................... TBill Tarr ............................... B

1956 John Brodie ......................... BCarl Isaacs ........................... EPaul Wiggin ........................ T

1957 Jon Douglas ........................ BGary VanGalder .................. E

1958 Troy Barbee ......................... TRoch Conklin ..................... C

1960J Chris Burford ..................... EBen Robinson ..................... E

1960D William “Skip” Face ........... BDean Hinshaw .................... T

1962 Ed Cummings ..................... B1963 Marvin Harris .................... G1965J Jack Chapple ...................... G

Robert Nichols ................... TDick Ragsdale ..................... B

1965D Ray Handley ....................... BCraig Ritchey ................... DB

1966 Dave Lewis .......................... BJohn Mason ......................... ETim Sheehan ...................... C

1967 Blaine Nye ........................ DTJack Root ............................. B

1968 Malcolm Snider ............... OTGene Washington ............ HB

1969 Bubba Brown ................... DBDon Parish ........................ LBBob Reinhard .................. OG

1972 Jim Merlo .......................... LB1973 Mike Boryla ..................... QB

Rod Garcia .......................... KBill Reid .............................. C

1974 Pat Donovan .................... DEGordon Riegel .................. LB

1976 Geb Church ...................... LBMike Langford .................... K

1977J Tony Hill ......................... WRDuncan McColl ........... DE/T

1977D Mike Michel ....................... K1979 Gordy Ceresino ................ LB

Steve Dils ......................... QBPhil Francis ...................... RB

1980 Chuck Evans .................... DLTurk Schonert .................. QB

1981 Ken Naber ........................... K1982J John Macaulay ................... C

Andre Tyler ..................... WR1983 Chris Dressel .................... TE

John Elway ....................... QBVincent White .................. RB

1984 Mike Tolliver ................... WRVaughn Williams ............. DB

1985 Emile Harry .................... WRBrent Martin ...................... CGarin Veris ....................... DL

1986 John Barns ....................... OL1987 Thomas Henley ............... RB

David Wyman ................. ILB1988 Jeff James ........................ WR

Brad Muster ..................... RB1989 Ray Huckestein ................ DT

Andy Sinclair ...................... C1990 Lester Archambeau ......... DL

Rob Hinckley ................ OLB

Garin Veris Randy Fasani Damon Dunn


Senior Bowl Selections Football Honors

Greg Comella Brett Pierce Chris Draft

1991 Ed McCaffrey .................. WRKevin Scott ....................... DBJono Tunney ..................... LB

1992 Chris Walsh .................... WR1993 Chris Dalman ................. OG

Ron George ....................... LBGlyn Milburn ................... RB

1995 Justin Armour ................ WRJason Fisk ......................... NTSteve Stenstrom ............... QB

1996 Jeff Buckey ....................... OT Mark Harris .................... WR

1997 Brad Badger .................... OGGreg Clark ........................ TEBrian Manning ................. FL

1998 Anthony Bookman .......... RBChris Draft ...................... ILBKailee Wong ..................... DE

1999 Donnie Spragan ............ OLB2000 Todd Husak ..................... QB2001 Riall Johnson ................. OLB 2002 Randy Fasani ................... QB

Zack Quaccia ................... OL2003 Kerry Carter ......................RB

Matt Leonard.....................DTCasey Moore.......................FB

2004 Amon Gordon ..................DT Brett Pierce ........................RB Luke Powell .......................RB

J – January; D – December

Hula Bowl

1948 Pete August ......................... CJohn Godfrey ...................... G

1952 Harry Hugasian ................. G Bill McColl .......................... E

1954 Bobby Garrett ..................... BSam Morley ......................... E

1956 Bill Tarr ............................... B1957 John Brodie ..................... QB

Donn Carswell ................... GPaul Wiggin ........................ T

1960 Chris Burford ..................... E1961 Dean Hinshaw .................... T1963 Ed Cummings ..................... B1964 Marv Harris ........................ G1965 John Chapple ..................... G

Bob Nichols ........................ T1966 Ray Handley ....................... B

Craig Ritchey ...................... B1967 Dave Lewis .......................... B

Tim Sheehan ...................... C1968 Blaine Nye ........................... T1969 George Buehler .................. G

Malcolm Snider .................. TGene Washington ........... WR

1970 Don Parish ........................ LBBob Reinhard ..................... G

1971 Jim Plunkett ..................... QBBob Moore .......................... EJohn Sande ......................... C

1972 Don Bunce ....................... QB Jeff Siemon ....................... LB

1973 Jim Merlo .......................... LB1974 Rod Garcia .......................... K

Randy Poltl ...................... DBBill Reid .............................. C

1975 Roger Stillwell .................. DL1976 Ted Pappas ........................ TE

1977 Duncan McColl ............... DLMike Michel .................... K/P

1978 Mark Hill ............................ G1980 Steve Foley ....................... DB

Andre Hines ..................... OL1981 Ken Margerum ............... WR

Milt McColl ...................... LB1982 Darrin Nelson .................. RB1983 Kevin Bates ....................... LB1984 John Bergren ................... DT1985 Tom Briehl ........................ LB1988 Eric Snelson ...................... TE1989 Ray Huckestein ................ DT

Andy Sinclair ...................... C1990 Alan Grant ....................... CB1992 Tom Vardell ...................... RB1993 Chris Dalman ..................... C

Ron George ....................... LBJohn Lynch ........................ SSGlyn Milburn ................... RB

1995 Justin Armour ................ WR1996 T.J. Gaynor .......................... C

Jason White ...................... DE1997 Brian Manning ................. FL1998 Chris Draft ...................... ILB

Damon Dunn ................. WRJon Haskins ..................... ILBJon Ritchie ........................ FBKailee Wong ..................... DE

1999 Geoff Wilson ................... OT2000 Todd Husak ..................... QB2001 Riall Johnson ................. OLB

Rotary Gridiron Classic

2001 DeRonnie Pitts ............... WR

Senior Bowl

1961 Skip Face ............................. BDick Norman ...................... B

1963 C.B. Simons ........................ C1969 Gene Washington ............. FL1972 Pete Lazetich .................... DL1974 Mike Boryla ..................... QB1977 Tony Hill ......................... WR1978 Guy Benjamin ................. QB

Gordon King .................... OLJames Lofton ................... WR

1979 Gordy Ceresino ................ LBSteve Dils ......................... QB

1981 Brian Holloway ................ OLKen Margerum ............... WR

1982 Doug Rogers .................... DL1985 Brent Martin ...................... C

Garin Veris ....................... DL1988 Jeff James ........................ WR1990 Alan Grant ....................... DB1991 Ed McCaffrey .................. WR1994 Vaughn Bryant ................ DB1995 Eric Abrams ........................ K2001 Willie Howard ................. DT2002 Eric Heitmann ................. OL

Tank Williams .................. DBCoy Wire .......................... DB

2003 Casey Moore ..................... FB


NFL Players Football Honors

Currently Playing (22*)

Player Team Seasons

Brian Allen, RB Indianapolis Colts 2Brad Badger, OG Oakland Raiders 7Colin Branch, S Carolina Panthers 1Kerry Carter, RB Seattle Seahawks 1Greg Comella, FB Tampa Bay Buccaneers 6Chris Draft, ILB Atlanta Falcons 6Jason Fisk, DT San Diego Chargers 9Kwame Harris, OT San Francisco 49ers 1Eric Heitmann, OG San Francisco 49ers 2Todd Husak, QB Cleveland Browns 4Chad Hutchinson, QB Dallas Cowboys 2Riall Johnson, LB Arizona Cardinals 3Teyo Johnson, TE Oakland Raiders 1Matt Leonard, DT Carolina Panthers 1John Lynch, FS Denver Broncos 11Jon Ritchie, FB Philadelphia Eagles 6Donnie Spragan, LB Denver Broncos 5Troy Walters, WR Indianapolis Colts 4Bob Whitfield, OT Atlanta Falcons 12Tank Williams, S Tennessee Titans 2Coy Wire, S Buffalo Bills 2Kailee Wong, LB Houston Texans 6*Does not include 2004 draftees or 2004 undrafted free agents

2004 Draftees

Player Team (Round)

Amon Gordon Cleveland Browns (5th)Kirk Chambers Cleveland Browns (6th)Drew Caylor Pittsburgh Steelers (6th)

Undrafted Free Agents

Eric Johnson Tennessee TitansChris Lewis Arizona CardinalsBrett Pierce Baltimore RavensLuke Powell San Diego Chargers

Kerry Carter (32) is a running back for the Seattle Seahawks. Otto Greule, Jr./Getty Images

Offensive lineman Kwame Harris (77) celebratesafter a touchdown for the 49ers. Stephen Dunn/Getty Images

Defensive back Tank Williams (25) plays for theTennessee Titans. Scott Halleran/Getty Images

Linebacker Kailee Wong (52) is a defensive leader for theHouston Texans. Brian Bahr/Getty Images

Kirk Chambers

Stanford All-Time Players in the Pros

Frankie AlbertSan Francisco 49ers .......... 1946-52Calgary .................................... 1953

Brian Allen Indianapolis Colts...............2002-03

Gary AndersonDetroit Lions ..................... 1977-78New Orleans Saints ................ 1978Washington Redskins ............. 1980Oakland Invaders (USFL) .......... 1983Jacksonville Bulls (USFL) ..... 1984-85

Stan AndersonCleveland Rams ................ 1940-41Detroit Lions ........................... 1941

Rupe AndrewsCalgary .................................... 1954Edmonton ............................... 1955

Lester ArchambeauGreen Bay Packers ............. 1990-92Atlanta Falcons .................. 1993-99Denver Broncos ...................... 2000

Justin ArmourBuffalo Bills ....................... 1995-97San Francisco 49ers ................ 1997Denver Broncos ...................... 1998Baltimore Ravens .................... 1999

Corwin ArtmanNew York Giants ..................... 1931Boston Yanks ........................... 1932Pittsburgh Steelers .................. 1933

Mike AskeaDenver Broncos ...................... 1973Portland ............................. 1974-75

Franklyn AtkinsonPittsburgh Steelers .................. 1963

Brad BadgerWashington Redskins ....... 1997-99Minnesota Vikings ............ 2000-01Oakland Raiders..................2002-03

Bruno BanducciPhiladelphia Eagles ........... 1944-45San Francisco 49ers .......... 1946-54Toronto .................................... 1955

Gordon BanksNew Orleans Saints ........... 1980-81Oakland Invaders (USFL) ..... 1982-84Dallas Cowboys ................. 1985-87

Benny BarnesDallas Cowboys ................. 1972-83

Greg BatyNew England Patriots ....... 1986-87Los Angeles Rams ................... 1987Phoenix Cardinals ............ 1988-89Miami Dolphins ................ 1990-94

Braden BeckHouston Oilers ....................... 1971

Guy BenjaminMiami Dolphins ................ 1978-79New Orleans Saints ................ 1980San Francisco 49ers .......... 1981-84

Fred BoenschWashington Redskins ....... 1947-48

Anthony BookmanToronto Argonauts (CFL) .......... 1998

George BogueChicago Cardinals .................. 1930Newark .................................... 1930

Mike BorylaPhiladelphia Eagles ........... 1974-76Tampa Bay Buccaneers .......... 1978

Dennis BragonierSan Francisco 49ers ................ 1974

Amon Gordon

Drew Caylor



Colin BranchCarolina Panthers ................... 2003

Tom BriehlHouston Oilers ............. 1985, 1987

John BrodieSan Francisco 49ers .......... 1957-73

Jeff BuckeyMiami Dolphins ............... 1996-98San Francisco 49ers ................ 1999S.F Demons (XFL) ..................... 2001

George BuehlerOakland Raiders ............... 1969-78Cleveland Browns ............. 1978-79

Don BunceBritish Columbia Lions .......... 1972

Chris BurfordKansas City Chiefs ............ 1960-67

Mark ButterfieldArizona Cardinals ................... 1996Chicago Bears ......................... 1996

Ernie CaddellPortsmouth ............................. 1933Detroit Lions ..................... 1934-38

Tony CalvelliDetroit Lions ..................... 1939-40San Francisco 49ers ................ 1947

Kerry CarterSeattle Seahawks ..................... 2003

Gordy CeresinoSan Francisco 49ers ................ 1979

Jack ChappleSan Francisco 49ers ................ 1965

Greg ClarkSan Francisco 49ers ...... 1997-2001

Tony ClineBuffalo Bills ....................... 1995-97Pittsburgh Steelers .................. 1999

Toi CookNew Orleans Saints ...... 1987-1993San Francisco 49ers .......... 1994-95Denver Broncos ...................... 1996Carolina Panthers ................... 1997

Greg Comella New York Giants .......… 1998-2001Tennessee Titans ......................2002Houston Texas ..........................2003

Mike CordovaPhiladelphia Eagles ................. 1977

Jim CoxSan Francisco 49ers ................ 1948

Ed CummingsNew York Jets .......................... 1964Denver Broncos ...................... 1965

Chris DalmanSan Francisco 49ers ...... 1993-2000

Steve DilsMinnesota Vikings ............ 1979-83Los Angeles Rams ............. 1984-87Atlanta Falcons ....................... 1988Los Angeles Rams ................... 1989

Seth DittmanIndianapolis Colts ............. 1995-96London Monarchs

(NFL Europe) ......................... 1997-98S.F. Demons (XFL) ..................... 2000Hamilton Tiger-Cats

(CFL) .............................. 1998-2001Ottawa Renegades (CFL) ............2002

Pat DonovanDallas Cowboys ................. 1975-83

Mike DottererLos Angeles Raiders .......... 1983-84

Chris DraftChicago Bears ......................... 1998San Francisco 49ers ................ 1999Atlanta Falcons .................. 2000-03

Chris DresselHouston Oilers .................. 1983-86San Francisco 49ers ................ 1987Cleveland Browns ................... 1988Kansas City Chiefs .................. 1989New York Jets .................... 1989-91

Damon Dunn Jacksonville Jaguars ................ 1998Cleveland Browns ................... 1999Berlin Thunder (NFL Europe) ...... 2000Los Angeles Xtreme (XFL) ........ 2001

Kwame EllisNew York Jets .......................... 1996Minnesota Vikings .................. 1996

John ElwayDenver Broncos ................. 1983-98

Chuck EvansNew Orleans Saints ........... 1980-81

Randy FasaniCarolina Panthers .................... 2002

Jason FiskMinnesota Vikings ............ 1995-98Tennessee Titans ........... 1999-2001San Diego Chargers . ......... 2002-03

Phil FrancisSan Francisco 49ers .......... 1979-80

Hugh GallarneauChicago Bears .... 1941-42, 1945-47

Rod GarciaSouthern California Sun ........ 1974

David GarnettMinnesota Vikings ............ 1993-94Carolina Panthers .....................1995Denver Broncos ........................1995Minnesota Vikings....................1996

Bob GarrettGreen Bay Packers .................. 1954

Ron GeorgeAtlanta Falcons .................. 1993-96Minnesota Vikings .................. 1997Kansas City Chiefs ............ 1998-99

Rick GervaisSan Francisco 49ers .......... 1981-83

Darrien GordonSan Diego Chargers .......... 1993-96Denver Broncos ................. 1997-98Oakland Raiders ........... 1999-2000Atlanta Falcons ....................... 2001Green Bay Packers ...................2002Oakland Raiders ..................... 2002

Alan GrantIndianapolis Colts ............. 1990-91San Francisco 49ers .......... 1992-93Cincinnati Bengals ................. 1994

John GuilloryCincinnati Bengals ............ 1969-70

Jerry GustafsonBritish Columbia Lions .......... 1956

Bill HachtenNew York Giants ..................... 1947

Carl HansenNew York Jets .................... 1998-99S.F. Demons (XFL) ..................... 2001

Kwame HarrisSan Francisco 49ers ................ 2003

Mark HarrisSan Francisco 49ers .......... 1996-99

Marv HarrisLos Angeles Rams ................... 1964

Walt HarrisSan Diego Chargers ................ 1987

Emile HarryKansas City Chiefs ............ 1986-93

Jon Haskins San Diego Chargers ................ 1998Philadelphia Eagles ................. 1998San Diego Chargers ................ 1999

Eric HeitmannSan Francisco 49ers .......... 2002-03

Thomas HenleySan Francisco 49ers ................ 1987

Wilbur HenryStaten Island ............................ 1930

Mike HiblerCincinnati Bengals ................. 1968

Don HillGreen Bay Packers .................. 1929Chicago Cardinals .................. 1929

Tony HillDallas Cowboys ................. 1977-86

Andre HinesSeattle Seahawks ..................... 1980Oakland Invaders (USFL) ........... 1983

Brian HollowayNew England Patriots ....... 1981-86Los Angeles Raiders .......... 1987-88

Dick HornBaltimore Colts ....................... 1958

Willie HowardMinnesota Vikings ............ 2001-02

Steve HoyemBuffalo Bills ....................... 1994-95

Ray HuckesteinFrankfurt Galaxy (World League) .... 1991

Harry HugasianChicago Bears ......................... 1955Baltimore Colts ....................... 1955

Todd HusakWashington Redskins ............. 2000Denver Broncos ...................... 2001Berlin Thunder (NFL Europe) ...... 2002New York Jets .................... 2002-03

Chad HutchinsonDallas Cowboys ................. 2002-03

Riall JohnsonCincinnati Bengals ............ 2001-03FC Barcelona Dragons

(NFL Europe) .............................. 2002Teyo Johnson

Oakland Raiders ..................... 2003

Linebacker Coy Wire (27) of the Buffalo Bills and safety John Lynch (47) of the DenverBroncos were hard-hitting defenders for Stanford. ©Rick Stewart/Getty Images / ©Denver Broncos



Charles JohnstonLos Angeles Wildcats .............. 1926

Ron KadzielNew England Patriots ............ 1972

Bill KellarKansas City Chiefs .................. 1978

Gary KerkorianPittsburgh Steelers .................. 1952Baltimore Colts ................. 1954-56

Gordon KingNew York Giants ............... 1978-85New York Jets .................... 1986-87

Andre KirwanToronto Argonauts

(CFL) .............................. 1997-2001Ottawa Renegades (CFL) ............2002

Younger KlippertSouthern California Sun ........ 1974

Pete KmetovicPhiladelphia Eagles ................. 1946Detroit Lions ........................... 1947

Scott LaidlawDallas Cowboys ................. 1975-79New York Giants ..................... 1980

Kevin LamarBuffalo Bills ............................. 1987

Jim LawsonLos Angeles Wildcats .............. 1926New York Yankees ................... 1927

Pete LazetichSan Diego Chargers .......... 1972-74Calgary .................................... 1975Philadelphia Eagles ........... 1976-77

Dick LeeuwenburgChicago Bears ......................... 1965

Tony LeikerGreen Bay Packers .................. 1987

Dave LewisCincinnati Bengals ............ 1970-73Montreal Alouettes .. 1967-68, 1975

Matt LeonardJacksonville Jaguars ................ 2003

Vic LindskogPhiladelphia Eagles ........... 1944-51

James LoftonGreen Bay Packers ............. 1978-86Los Angeles Raiders .......... 1987-88Buffalo Bills ....................... 1989-92Philadelphia Eagles ................. 1993

John LynchTampa Bay Buccaneers .. 1993-2003

John MacaulaySan Francisco 49ers ................ 1984

Brian ManningMiami Dolphins ..................... 1997Green Bay Packers .................. 1998

Don ManoukianOakland Raiders ..................... 1960

Ken MargerumChicago Bears .................... 1981-86San Francisco 49ers .......... 1986-87

Ed McCaffreyNew York Giants ............... 1991-93San Francisco 49ers ................ 1994Denver Broncos ............ 1995-2003

Bill McCollChicago Bears .................... 1952-59

Milt McCollSan Francisco 49ers .......... 1981-87Los Angeles Raiders ................ 1988

Jim MerloNew Orleans Saints ........... 1973-79

Bob MeyersSan Francisco 49ers ................ 1952Calgary Stampeders ................ 1955

Fred MeyersPhiladelphia Eagles ....... 1942, 1945

Mike MichelMiami Dolphins ..................... 1977Philadelphia Eagles ................. 1978

Glyn MilburnDenver Broncos ................. 1993-95Detroit Lions ..................... 1996-97Chicago Bears ................ 1998-2001San Diego Chargers ................ 2001

Bob MitchellLos Angeles Dons .............. 1946-48

Bob MooreOakland Raiders ................ 1971-75Tampa Bay Buccaneers ..... 1976-77Denver Broncos ...................... 1978

Matt MoranKansas City Chiefs .................. 1986

Sam MorleyWashington Redskins ............. 1954

Monk MoscripDetroit Lions ..................... 1938-39

Eric MullinsHouston Oilers ....................... 1984

Brad MusterChicago Bears .................... 1988-92New Orleans Saints ........... 1993-94

Darrin NelsonMinnesota Vikings ............ 1982-89San Diego Chargers .......... 1989-90Minnesota Vikings ............ 1991-92

Ernie NeversDuluth Eskimos ................ 1926-27Chicago Cardinals ............. 1929-31

Bob NicholsPittsburgh Steelers .................. 1965Los Angeles Rams ............. 1966-67

Mike NobleLos Angeles Raiders ................ 1987

Hank NorbergSan Francisco 49ers .......... 1946-47Chicago Bears ......................... 1948

Al NorgardGreen Bay Packers .................. 1934

Dick NormanChicago Bears ......................... 1961

Blaine NyeDallas Cowboys ................. 1968-76

Bob O’ConnorGreen Bay Packers .................. 1935

John OlenchalkMontreal .................................. 1978Kansas City Chiefs ............ 1981-82

Don ParishSt. Louis Cardinals ............ 1970-71Los Angeles Rams ................... 1971Denver Broncos ...................... 1972

Nathan ParksKansas City Chiefs ............ 1997-98Scottish Claymores

(NFL Europe) .............................. 1999Oakland Raiders ........... 1999-2000

John PayeSan Francisco 49ers .......... 1987-88

Gary PettigrewPhiladelphia Eagles ........... 1966-73New York Giants ..................... 1974

DeRonnie PittsFC Barcelona Dragons

(NFL Europe) .............................. 2001San Diego Chargers..................2002

After a Super Bowl season with the Oakland Raiders, JonRitchie signed with Philadelphia. ©Streeter Lecka/Getty Images

Troy Walters is a wide receiver for the Indianapolis Coltsafter two seasons with the Minnesota Vikings.©Ronald Martinez/Getty Images

San Diego Charger defensive tackle Jason Fisk makes apursuit during a game against Kansas City.©Robert Laberge/Getty Images



Donnie Spragan, now with the Denver Broncos, was originally signed by the New Orleans Saints. ©NFL Photos

Running back Brian Allen carries the ball during anIndianapolis Colts game. ©Brian Bahr/Getty Images

Denver Broncos wide receiver Ed McCaffrey pulls in a 69-yardtouchdown reception against San Diego. ©Brian Bahr/Getty Images

Jim PlunkettNew England Patriots ....... 1971-75San Francisco 49ers .......... 1976-77Oakland/L.A. Raiders ....... 1978-86

Randy PoltlMinnesota Vikings .................. 1974Denver Broncos ................. 1975-77

Hampton PoolChicago Bears .................... 1940-43Miami Seahawks ..................... 1946

Jim PriceLos Angeles Rams ............. 1990-92Dallas Cowboys ................. 1993-94

Bill ReidSouthern California Sun ........ 1974San Francisco 49ers ................ 1975

Terry RennakerSeattle Seahawks ..................... 1980

Bob ReynoldsDetroit Lions ..................... 1937-38

Gordon RiegelSouthern California Sun ........ 1975

Jon Ritchie Oakland Raiders ........... 1998-2002Philadelphia Eagles ................. 2003

Doug RogersAtlanta Falcons .................. 1982-83New England Patriots ....... 1983-84

Greg SampsonHouston Oilers .................. 1972-78

Reggie SandersonChicago Bears ......................... 1973Chicago (WLF) ........................... 1974

Turk SchonertCincinnati Bengals ............ 1980-85Atlanta Falcons ....................... 1986Cincinnati Bengals ............ 1987-89

Jack SchultzHawaiians ................................ 1974

Kevin R. ScottSan Diego Chargers ................ 1988Dallas Cowboys ...................... 1989Detroit Fury (Arena) ............. 2001-02

Kevin T. ScottDetroit Lions ..................... 1991-95Las Vegas Outlaws (XFL) ........... 2001

Harry ShipkeyLos Angeles Wildcats .............. 1926

Jeff SiemonMinnesota Vikings ............ 1972-82

Mike SimoneDenver Broncos ................. 1972-74

Jack SmithPhiladelphia Eagles ................. 1942Washington Redskins ............. 1943

Eric SnelsonSan Antonio Riders ................ 1991

Malcolm SniderAtlanta Falcons .................. 1969-71Green Bay Packers ............. 1972-74

Donnie Spragan New Orleans Saints ....... 1999-2001Amsterdam Admirals

(NFL Europe) ............................... 2001Denver Broncos.................. 2002-03

Norm StandleeChicago Bears ......................... 1941San Francisco 49ers .......... 1946-52

Steve StenstromChicago Bears .................... 1995-98San Francisco 49ers ................ 1999

Russell Stewart Seattle Seahawks ..................... 2001

Roger StillwellChicago Bears .................... 1975-77

Pete SwansonKansas City Chiefs ............ 1997-98San Francisco 49ers ................ 1999Rhein Fire (NFL World) ................ 2000St. Louis Rams ........................ 2000

Chuck TaylorMiami Seahawks ..................... 1946

Steve ThurlowNew York Giants ............... 1964-66Washington Redskins ....... 1966-68

Dave TiptonNew York Giants ............... 1971-73San Diego Chargers .......... 1974-75Seattle Seahawks ..................... 1976

Lou TsoutsouvasPittsburgh Steelers .................. 1938

Andre TylerTampa Bay Buccaneers ..... 1982-83

Tommy VardellCleveland Browns ............. 1992-95San Francisco 49ers ................ 1996Detroit Lions ..................... 1997-98San Francisco 49ers ................ 1999

Randy VatahaNew England Patriots ....... 1971-76Green Bay Packers .................. 1977

Garin VerisNew England Patriots ....... 1985-92San Francisco 49ers ................ 1993

Jon VolpeBC Lions (CFL) ..................... 1991-93Las Vegas Posse (CFL) ................ 1994

Milt VucinichChicago Bears ......................... 1945

Chris WalshBuffalo Bills ....................... 1992-93Minnesota Vikings ........ 1994-2002

Troy WaltersMinnesota Vikings ............ 2000-01Indianapolis Colts.............. 2002-03

Gene WashingtonSan Francisco 49ers .......... 1969-77Detroit Lions ..................... 1978-79

Ryan WetnightChicago Bears .................... 1993-99Green Bay Packers .................. 2000

Bob WhiteSan Francisco 49ers .......... 1951-52Cleveland Browns ................... 1955Baltimore Colts ....................... 1955

Vincent WhiteDenver Gold ...................... 1983-85

Bob WhitfieldAtlanta Falcons .............. 1992-2003

Paul WigginCleveland Browns ............. 1957-67

John WilburDallas Cowboys ................. 1966-69Los Angeles Rams ................... 1970Washington Redskins ....... 1971-73

Tank WilliamTennessee Titans ............... 2002-03

Vaughn WilliamsIndianapolis Colts .................. 1984San Francisco 49ers ................ 1986

Terry WilsonEdmonton ......................... 1964-67Calgary ............................... 1968-72

Gary WimmerSeattle Seahawks ..................... 1983

Coy WireBuffalo Bills ....................... 2002-03

Kailee WongMinnesota Vikings ........ 1998-2001Houston Texans ................ 2002-03

Dave WymanSeattle Seahawks ............... 1987-92Denver Broncos ................. 1993-96


NFL Draft Picks Football Honors

Stanford University has had 202 players selectedin the NFL Draft since it began in 1936 with 18players selected in the first round.

Player Year Pick Team

Kwame Harris, OT 2003 26th 49ersDarrien Gordon, CB 1993 22nd ChargersBob Whitfield, OT 1992 8th FalconsTommy Vardell, FB 1992 9th BrownsBrad Muster, FB 1988 23rd BearsJohn Elway, QB 1983 1st ColtsDarrin Nelson, RB 1982 7th VikingsBrian Holloway, OT 1981 19th PatriotsJames Lofton, WR 1978 6th PackersGordon King, OT 1978 10th GiantsGreg Sampson, DT 1972 6th OilersJeff Siemon, LB 1972 10th VikingsJim Plunkett, QB 1971 1st PatriotsGene Washington, WR 1969 16th 49ersJohn Brodie, QB 1957 2nd 49ersBobby Garrett, QB 1954 1st BrownsPete Kmetovic, RB 1942 3rd EaglesFrankie Albert, QB 1942 10th Bears

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First Round Selections

Gene Washingtonwas the 16th pick ofthe 1969 NFL Draftby the San Francisco49ers.

Greg Sampsonwas the 6th pickof the 1972 NFLDraft by theHouston Oilers.

John Brodie (#12, above) was the 2nd pick of the 1957 NFLDraft by the San Francisco 49ers. Right: James Lofton, the 6thpick by the Green Bay Packers in 1978, was inducted in the ProFootball Hall of Fame in 2003.



On four occasions, two Stanford players were firstround selections in the same year.

In 1992, following Stanford’s 8-4 season and aberth in the Aloha Bowl, tackle Bob Whitfield wasselected by the Atlanta Falcons (8th pick overall) andrunning back Tommy Vardell was the next pick, cho-sen by the Cleveland Browns.

In 1978, wide receiver James Lofton was selectedby Green Bay (6th) and offensive tackle Gordon Kingwas chosen by the New York Giants (10th). Both

helped lead Stanford to a 9-3 record and a 1977 SunBowl victory.

Defensive tackle Greg Sampson (6th) was draftedby Houston and linebacker Jeff Siemon (10th) wasdrafted by Minnesota in 1972 after Stanford capturedits second-straight Rose Bowl victory. In 1942, half-back Pete Kmetovic (3rd) was picked by Philadelphiaand quarterback Frankie Albert (10th) was chosen byChicago.

Double First-Round Selections

Tommy VardellCleveland Browns9th Pick, 1st Round 1992

Bob WhitfieldAtlanta Falcons8th Pick, 1st Round 1992

Gordon KingNew York Giants10th Pick, 1st Round 1978

James LoftonGreen Bay Packers6th Pick, 1st Round 1978

Jeff SiemonMinnesota Vikings10th Pick, 1st Round 1972

Greg SampsonHouston Oilers6th Pick, 1st Round 1972

Frankie AlbertChicago Bears10th Pick, 1st Round 1942

Pete KmetovicPhiladelphia Eagles3rd Pick, 1st Round 1942

NFL Number-One Selections

Bobby Garrett, QBAn All-American, Garrett was selected by theCleveland Browns as the first pick of the 1954 NFLDraft. He played one season in the NFL with theGreen Bay Packers.

Jim Plunkett, QBThe 1970 Heisman Trophy winner, Plunkett wasdrafted by the New England Patriots. Plunkett,who had a storybook career in the NFL, led theRaiders to Super Bowl victories over Philadelphia(1981) and Washington (1984).

John Elway, QBHeisman Trophy runner-up Elway was drafted bythe Baltimore Colts in 1983. One of the NFL’s pre-mier quarterbacks, he led the Denver Broncos tofive Super Bowl appearances.

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Year-by-Year NFL Draft Picks

Player Team...................................Round

2004

Amon Gordon, DT Cleveland Browns ............ 5thKirk Chambers, OT Cleveland Browns ............. 6th Drew Caylor, C Pittsburgh Steelers ........... 6th

2003

Kwame Harris, OT San Francisco 49ers .......... 1stTeyo Johnson, WR Oakland Raiders .............. 2ndColin Branch, S Carolina Panthers ............. 4thCasey Moore, FB Carolina Panthers ............. 7th

2002

Tank Williams, S Tennessee Titans .............. 2ndCoy Wire, S Buffalo Bills ...................... 3rdRandy Fasani, QB Carolina Panthers ............. 5thBrian Allen, RB Indianapolis Colts ............ 6thEric Heitmann, OG San Francisco 49ers .......... 7thZack Quaccia, C Tampa Bay Buccaneers .... 7th

2001

Willie Howard, DT Minnesota Vikings .......... 2ndRiall Johnson, OLB Cincinnati Bengals ........... 6th

2000

Troy Walters, FL Minnesota Vikings ........... 5thTodd Husak, QB Washington Redskins ...... 6th

1998

Kailee Wong, DE Minnesota Vikings .......... 2ndJon Ritchie, FB Oakland Raiders ............... 3rdChris Draft, ILB Chicago Bears ................... 6thCarl Hansen, DT Seattle Seahawks ............... 6thJon Haskins, ILB San Diego Chargers ......... 7th

1997

Greg Clark, TE San Francisco 49ers .......... 3rdBrad Badger, OG Washington Redskins ...... 5thBrian Manning, FL Miami Dolphins ............... 6thNathan Parks, OT Kansas City Chiefs ........... 7th

1996

Jeff Buckey, OT Miami Dolphins ............... 7th

1995

Justin Armour, WR Buffalo Bills ...................... 4thTony Cline, TE Buffalo Bills ...................... 4thSteve Stenstrom, QB Kansas City Chiefs ........... 4thJason Fisk, NT Minnesota Vikings ........... 7th

1994

Vaughn Bryant, CB Detroit Lions .................... 4th

1993 Darrien Gordon, CB San Diego Chargers .......... 1st

(22nd Pick Overall)Glyn Milburn, RB Denver Broncos ............... 2ndJohn Lynch, DB Tampa Bay Buccaneers .... 3rdRon George, OLB Atlanta Falcons ................. 5thChris Dalman, C San Francisco 49ers .......... 6th

1992

Bob Whitfield, OT Atlanta Falcons .................. 1st (8th Pick Overall)

Tommy Vardell, FB Cleveland Browns ............. 1st (9th Pick Overall)

Chris Walsh, WR Buffalo Bills ...................... 9thTurner Bauer, TE New England Patriots .... 10th

1991

Ed McCaffrey, WR New York Giants .............. 3rdKevin Scott, CB Detroit Lions .................... 4th

1990

Alan Grant, CB/PR Indianapolis Colts ............ 4thRob Hinckley, LB New York Giants .............. 4thLester Archambeau, DT Green Bay Packers ............ 7th

1989

Andy Sinclair, C/OG San Francisco 49ers ........ 10th

1988

Brad Muster, RB Chicago Bears .................... 1st (23rd Pick Overall)

Jeff James, WR Detroit Lions .................... 7th

1987

Dave Wyman, LB Seattle Seahawks .............. 2ndThomas Henley, WR New Orleans Saints .......... 6thTony Leiker, DT Green Bay Packers ............ 7thToi Cook, CB New Orleans Saints .......... 8thJohn Paye, QB San Francisco 49ers ........ 10th

Top NFL draft picks at Stanford include Hall of Fame quarterback John Elway (1st pick overall, Denver Broncos, 1983), offensive tackle Bob Whitfield (8th pick overall, Atlanta Falcons, 1992)and running back/punt returner Glyn Milburn, a second round selection by the Denver Broncos in 1993. ©NFL Photos



1986

Greg Baty, TE New England Patriots ...... 8th

1985

Garin Veris, DE New England Patriots ..... 2ndTom Briehl, LB Houston Oilers ................. 4thEmile Harry, WR Atlanta Falcons ................. 4thJeff Deaton, OL New York Jets .................... 6thMatt Moran, OL Dallas Cowboys ................ 6thBrent Martin, C Atlanta Falcons ............... 10th

1984

Eric Mullins, WR Houston Oilers ................. 6th

1983

John Elway, QB Baltimore Colts ................. 1st (1st Pick Overall, traded to Denver)

Chris Dressel, TE Houston Oilers ................. 3rdVincent White, RB New York Jets .................... 6thMike Dotterer, RB Los Angeles Raiders ......... 8thChris Rose, OT Baltimore Colts ................ 9th

1982

Darrin Nelson, HB Minnesota Vikings ............ 1st (7th Pick Overall)

Doug Rogers, DT Atlanta Falcons ................ 2ndAndre Tyler, SE Tampa Bay Buccaneers .... 6thJohn Macaulay, C Green Bay Packers .......... 11th

1981 Brian Holloway, OT New England Patriots ....... 1st

(19th Pick Overall)Ken Margerum, WR Chicago Bears ................... 3rdKen Naber, K New England Patriots ...... 8th

1980

Andre Hines, OT Seattle Seahawks .............. 2ndChuck Evans, DT New Orleans Saints .......... 8thTurk Schonert, QB Chicago Bears ................... 9th

1979

Steve Dils, QB Minnesota Vikings ........... 4thPhil Francis, FB San Francisco 49ers .......... 7th

1978

James Lofton, WR Green Bay Packers ............. 1st (6th Pick Overall)

Gordon King, OT New York Giants ............... 1st (10th Pick Overall)

Guy Benjamin, QB Miami Dolphins .............. 2ndBill Kellar, WR Kansas City Chiefs ........... 7th

1977

Tony Hill, WR Dallas Cowboys ................ 3rdDuncan McColl, DE Washington Redskins ...... 4thMike Michel, K Miami Dolphins ............... 5thGary Anderson, OT Detroit Lions .................. 10thMike Cordova, QB Philadelphia Eagles ........ 11th

1976

Geb Church, LB Los Angeles Rams ............ 9thTodd Anderson, C/OTNew England Patriots .... 17th

Numerous NFL veterans have been drafted from Stanford(clockwise from upper left): Lester Archambeau (7th round,Green Bay, 1990), Dave Wyman (2nd, Seattle, 1987),Justin Armour (4th, Buffalo, 1995), Steve Stenstrom (4th,Kansas City, 1995), Chris Draft (6th, Chicago, 1998), andGarin Veris (2nd, New England, 1985).


1975

Pat Donovan, DE Dallas Cowboys ................ 4thRoger Stillwell, DE Chicago Bears ................... 9thGordy Riegel, LB Los Angeles Rams .......... 10thKeith Rowen, OT Philadelphia Eagles ........ 11thJohn Snider, LB Kansas City Chiefs ......... 13thScott Laidlaw, FB Dallas Cowboys .............. 14th

1974

Mike Boryla, QB Cincinnati Bengals ........... 4thJames Ferguson, DB Minnesota Vikings ........... 5thJohn Winesberry, RB Denver Broncos ................ 6thRod Garcia, PK Oakland Raiders ............... 7thRandy Poltl, SS Minnesota Vikings ......... 12thDave Ottmar, QB/P Los Angeles Rams .......... 16th

1973

Jim Merlo, LB New Orleans Saints .......... 4thMike Askea, OT Denver Broncos ................ 7thRoger Cowan, DE Pittsburgh Steelers ......... 14th

1972

Greg Sampson, DT Houston Oilers .................. 1st (6th Pick Overall)

Jeff Siemon, LB Minnesota Vikings ............ 1st (10th Pick Overall)

Pete Lazetich, DG San Diego Chargers ........ 2ndJackie Brown, RB Oakland Raiders ............... 8thDon Bunce, QB Washington Redskins .... 12thLarry Butler, DG Atlanta Falcons ............... 16th

1971

Jim Plunkett, QB New England Patriots ....... 1st (1st Pick Overall)

Dave Tipton, DT New York Giants .............. 4thBob Moore, TE Oakland Raiders ............... 5thRon Kadziel, OLB Dallas Cowboys ................ 5thRandy Vataha, FL Los Angeles Rams .......... 17th

1970

Don Parish, LB St. Louis Cardinals ........... 4thBob Reinhard, OG Green Bay Packers ............ 9thBubba Brown, HB Pittsburgh Steelers ......... 10thDave Sharp, OT Houston Oilers ............... 15th

1969

Gene Washington,WR San Francisco 49ers .......... 1st (16th pick overall)

George Buehler, TE Oakland Raiders .............. 2ndMalcolm Snider, T Atlanta Falcons ................. 3rdBill Nicholson, T Chicago Bears .................... 6thBill Shoemaker, HB/PK Cincinnati Bengals ......... 15th

1968

Blaine Nye, E Dallas Cowboys ................ 5th

1967

Dave Lewis, QB New York Giants .............. 5thMike Hibler, T Oakland Raiders ............... 5thTim Sheehan, C Houston Oilers ............... 10th

1966 NFL

Gary Pettigrew, E Philadelphia Eagles .......... 2nd

1966 AFL

Gary Pettigrew, E San Diego Chargers ......... 6thCraig Ritchey, HB Oakland Raiders ............. 16th

1966 AFL Redshirt

John Mason, E Denver Broncos ................ 7thBill Ogle, T Kansas City Chiefs ........... 7th

1965 NFL

Jack Chapple, G San Francisco 49ers........... 3rdBob Howard, E Pittsburgh Steelers ......... 17th

1965 AFL

Jack Chapple, G Kansas City Chiefs .......... 2ndBob Howard, E Kansas City Chiefs ......... 10thBraden Beck, E San Diego Chargers ....... 19th

1965 AFL Redshirt

John Wilbur, G Kansas City Chiefs ........... 6th

1964 NFL

Steve Thurlow, H/QB New York Giants ............. 2ndBob Nichols, T Pittsburgh Steelers ............ 9thDick Leeuwenburg, T Chicago Bears ................. 11thMarvin Harris, C Los Angeles Rams .......... 13th

1964 AFL

Dick Leeuwenburg, T Houston Oilers ............... 17thBob Nichols, T Houston Oilers ............... 18th

1963 NFL

Carlton Simons, C Green Bay Packers ............ 4thFrank Atkinson, T Pittsburgh Steelers ........... 8thAl Hildebrand, T Los Angeles Rams .......... 13th

1963 AFL

Carlton Simons, C Denver Broncos .............. 24thAl Hildebrand, T Houston Oilers ............... 27th

1961 AFL

Dick Norman, QB Oakland Raiders ............... 5thDean Hinshaw, T Oakland Raiders ............. 26thBill Face, F Oakland Raiders ............. 30th

1960 NFL

Dick Norman, QB Chicago Bears ................... 5thChris Burford, E Cleveland Browns ............ 9thDean Hinshaw, T San Francisco 49ers ........ 13th

1959

Chris Plain, T Chicago Bears ................. 19th

The Cincinnati Bengals selected linebacker Riall Johnson inthe sixth round of the 2001 NFL Draft. ©Doug Pensinger/Getty Images

Eric Heitmann was a seventh-round selection by the SanFrancisco 49ers in 2002. ©Brian Bahr/Getty Images

Tony Hill, a third-round selection by Dallas in 1977, playedin two Super Bowls for the Cowboys.



1957

John Brodie, QB San Francisco 49ers .......... 1st (2nd Pick Overall)

Paul Camera, HB Cleveland Browns ............ 4th

1956

Paul Wiggin, T Cleveland Browns ............ 6thJerry Gustafson, QB San Francisco 49ers ........ 27th

1955

Don Sanders, QB San Francisco 49ers ........ 28th

1954

Bobby Garrett, QB Cleveland Browns ............. 1st (1st Pick Overall)

John Steinberg, E New York Giants ............ 10thSam Morley, E Washington Redskins .... 20thMarv Tennefoss, E Green Bay Packers .......... 24th

1953

Bob Mathias, F Washington Redskins .... 30th

1952

Bill McColl, E Chicago Bears ................... 3rdBob Meyers, F San Francisco 49ers ........ 16thDick Horn, QB Dallas Texans .................. 17thHarry Hugasian, HB Dallas Texans ................. 22nd

1951

Bruce Van Alstyne, E San Francisco 49ers .......... 9th

1950

Robert Andrews, QB Chicago Bears ................. 18thBill De Young, F New York Bulldogs ......... 24th

1948 NFL

George Quist, HB Detroit Lions ................... 2ndRobert Andrews, QB Washington Redskins ...... 7th

1947 AAFC

Lloyd Merriman, F Los Angeles Dons ............. 3rd

1947 NFL

Lloyd Merriman, F Chicago Bears.................... 3rdBill Hachten, G New York Giants ............ 11thCharley Wakefield, T Philadelphia Eagles ........ 26thLynn Brownson, QB Washington Redskins .... 27th

1946

Al Hoisch, HB Chicago Bears ................. 23rd

1945

Bill Shipkey, F Washington Redskins .... 18thJim McCuray Washington Redskins ... 22ndBob Hall, E Philadelphia Eagles ........ 23rdDoug Graham New York Giants ............ 24th

1944

Loren La Prade, G Philadelphia Eagles ......... 2ndBuck Fawcett, E Chicago Bears ................... 6thFred Boensch, T Cleveland Browns ............ 7thBill Joslyn Washington Redskins .... 10thJim Cox, T Green Bay Packers .......... 19thBob Frisbee, HB Philadelphia Eagles ........ 23rd

1943

Ed Stamm, T Chicago Bears ................... 3rdChuck Taylor, G Cleveland Browns ............ 4thMilt Vucinich, FB Chicago Bears ................... 5thBruno Banducci, T Philadelphia Eagles .......... 6thRay Hammett, RB Chicago Bears ................... 9thHenry Norberg, E Chicago Bears ................. 16th

1942

Pete Kmetovic, HB Philadelphia Eagles ........... 1st (3rd Pick Overall)

Frankie Albert, QB Chicago Bears .................... 1st (10th Pick Overall)

Vic Lindskog, C Philadelphia Eagles ......... 2ndFred Meyer, E Philadelphia Eagles ........ 12thArnold Meiners, E Philadelphia Eagles ........ 17th

1941

Norm Standlee, FB Chicago Bears .................. 2ndHugh Gallarneau, HB Chicago Bears ................... 4th

1940

Hampton Pool, QB/G Chicago Bears ................... 7thStan Anderson, T Chicago Cardinals .......... 12th

1939

Pete Zager, T/G New York Giants .............. 6thTony Calvelli, C Detroit Lions .................... 9thBill Paulman, QB New York Giants ............ 17th

1936

Keith Topping, E Boston Patriots ................ 2ndWes Muller, C Philadelphia Eagles .......... 3rdBobby Grayson, FB Pittsburgh Steelers ........... 3rdBob Reynolds, T Green Bay Packers ............ 6thBones Hamilton, HB Brooklyn Dodgers ............ 8thMonk Moscrip, E Brooklyn Dodgers ............ 9thNeils Larsen, T Chicago Cardinals ............ 9th

Greg Clark was drafted in the third round by the SanFrancisco 49ers in 1997. ©NFL Photos

Ten-year NFL veteran tight end Chris Dressel was a third-round selection by the Houston Oilers in 1983.

Darrien Gordon, a first round selection by the San DiegoChargers in 1993, played for five teams during his NFL career.©Donald Miralle/Getty Images



Stanford Players in the Super Bowl

Name, Position Team Super BowlLester Archambeau, DE Atlanta Falcons XXXIIIBrad Badger, OT Oakland Raiders XXXVIIBenny Barnes, CB Dallas Cowboys X, XII, XIIIGuy Benjamin, QB San Francisco 49ers XVIGeorge Buehler, G Oakland Raiders XIChris Burford, TE Kansas City Chiefs IGreg Comella, FB New York Giants XXXVToi Cook, CB San Francisco 49ers XXIXChris Dalman, C/G San Francisco 49ers XXIXPat Donovan, DT Dallas Cowboys X, XII, XIIIJohn Elway, QB Denver Broncos XXI, XXII,

XXIV, XXXII,XXXIII

Jason Fisk, OT Tennessee Titans XXXIVDarrien Gordon, CB San Diego Chargers XXIX

Denver Broncos XXXII, XXXIIIOakland Raiders XXXVII

Tony Hill, WR Dallas Cowboys XII, XIIIBrian Holloway, OT New England Patriots XXScott Laidlaw, RB Dallas Cowboys XII, XIIIJames Lofton, WR Buffalo Bills XXV, XXVI,

XXVIIJohn Lynch, S Tampa Bay Buccaneers XXXVIIKen Margerum, WR Chicago Bears XXEd McCaffrey, WR San Francisco 49ers XXIX

Denver Broncos XXXII, XXXIIIMilt McColl, LB San Francisco 49ers XVI, XIXBlaine Nye, OG Dallas Cowboys V, VI, XJim Plunkett, QB Oakland Raiders XV

Los Angeles Raiders XVIIIRandy Poltl, S Minnesota Vikings IX

Denver Broncos XIIJon Ritchie, FB Oakland Raiders XXXVIITurk Schonert, QB Cincinnati Bengals XVI, XXIIIJeff Siemon, LB Minnesota Vikings VIII, IX, XIGarin Veris, DE New England Patriots XXChris Walsh, WR Buffalo Bills XXVIIIBob Whitfield, OT Atlanta Falcons XXXIIIJohn Wilbur, OG Washington Redskins VII

Stanford in the Super Bowl Football Honors

Stanford Coaches in the Super Bowl

Phil Bengston Green Bay Packers I, IIBrian Billick Baltimore Ravens XXXV*Monte Clark Miami Dolphins VI, VII, VIIIRod Dowhower Washington Redskins XXVIJim Fassel New York Giants XXXVBob Gambold Denver Broncos XIIDennis Green San Francisco 49ers XXIIIRay Handley New York Giants XXI, XXVNorbert Hecker San Francisco 49ers XVI, XIXTom Holmoe San Francisco 49ers XXIXRod Rust New England Patriots XXGeorge Siefert San Francisco 49ers XVI, XIX, XXIII,

XXIV*, XXIX*Willie Shaw San Diego Chargers XXIXDick Vermeil Philadelphia Eagles XV*

St. Louis Rams XXXIV*Fred VonAppen San Francisco 49ers XIX, XXIIIBill Walsh San Francisco 49ers XVI*, XIX*,

XXIII*Mike White St. Louis Rams XXXIV*head coach

Darrien Gordon has played in fourSuper Bowls with three teams.

Lester Archambeauplayed in Super BowlXXXIII for Atlanta.

Stanford in the Super Bowl: (from top left)Buccaneer John Lynch celebrates at Super BowlXXXVII while Raider FB Jon Ritchie shows hisdisappointment. Super Bowl MVP John Elwayled Denver to five Super Bowls, including back-to-back titles. NFL Hall-of-Famer Bill Walshtook the San Francisco 49ers to three Super Bowltitles during his coaching tenure. WR EdMcCaffrey is one of several Stanford alums whohave won Super Bowls with two teams (49ers,Broncos). Jim Plunkett was named Super BowlMVP after leading the Raiders to the XVIIISuper Bowl title.

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