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The 1936 NFL Draft was the first official draft of the National Football League. It took place on February 8, 1936 at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
[edit] Round 1
[edit] Round 2
[edit] Round 3
Pick # |
NFL Team |
Player |
Position |
College |
19 |
Philadelphia Eagles |
Wes Muller |
Center |
Stanford |
20 |
Boston Redskins |
Ed Smith |
Back |
NYU |
21 |
Pittsburgh Pirates |
Bobby Grayson |
Back |
Stanford |
22 |
Brooklyn Dodgers |
Wagner Jorgenson |
Center |
St. Mary's (CA) |
23 |
Chicago Cardinals |
Eddie Erdelatz |
End |
St. Mary's (CA) |
24 |
Chicago Bears |
George Roscoe |
Back |
Minnesota |
25 |
Green Bay Packers |
Bernie Scherer |
End |
Nebraska |
26 |
Detroit Lions |
Andy Pilney |
Back |
Notre Dame |
27 |
New York Giants |
Frank "Butch" Loebs |
End |
Purdue |
[edit] Round 4
[edit] Round 5
Pick # |
NFL Team |
Player |
Position |
College |
37 |
Philadelphia Eagles |
Harry Shuford |
Back |
Southern Methodist |
38 |
Boston Redskins |
Wilson Groseclose |
Tackle |
Texas Christian |
39 |
Pittsburgh Pirates |
Wayne Sandefur |
Back |
Purdue |
40 |
Brooklyn Dodgers |
Bob Wilson |
Back |
Southern Methodist |
41 |
Chicago Cardinals |
Stan Riordan |
End |
Oregon |
42 |
Chicago Bears |
Vern Oech |
Tackle |
Minnesota |
43 |
Green Bay Packers |
Darrell Lester |
Center |
Texas Christian |
44 |
Detroit Lions |
Kavanaugh Francis |
Center |
Alabama |
45 |
New York Giants |
Ed Jontos |
Guard |
Syracuse |
[edit] Round 6
Pick # |
NFL Team |
Player |
Position |
College |
46 |
Philadelphia Eagles |
Al Barabas |
Back |
Columbia |
47 |
Boston Redskins |
Larry Lutz |
Tackle |
California |
48 |
Pittsburgh Pirates |
Maurice Orr |
Tackle |
Southern Methodist |
49 |
Brooklyn Dodgers |
Joe Maniaci |
Back |
Fordham |
50 |
Chicago Bears |
Ted Christofferson |
Back |
Washington State |
51 |
Chicago Cardinals |
Ettore Antonini |
End |
Indiana |
52 |
Green Bay Packers |
Bob Reynolds |
Tackle |
Stanford |
53 |
Detroit Lions |
Abe Mickal |
Back |
Louisiana State |
54 |
New York Giants |
Gus Durner |
Tackle |
Duke |
[edit] Round 7
Pick # |
NFL Team |
Player |
Position |
College |
55 |
Philadelphia Eagles |
Jack Weller |
Guard |
Princeton |
56 |
Boston Redskins |
Don Irwin |
Back |
Colgate |
57 |
Pittsburgh Pirates |
Marty Peters |
End |
Notre Dame |
58 |
Brooklyn Dodgers |
Herb Schreiber |
Back |
St. Mary's (CA) |
59 |
Chicago Cardinals |
Tack Dennis |
Back |
Tulsa |
60 |
Chicago Bears |
Dick Smith |
Tackle |
Minnesota |
61 |
Green Bay Packers |
Wally Fromhart |
Back |
Notre Dame |
62 |
Detroit Lions |
Charlie Wasicek |
Tackle |
Colgate |
63 |
New York Giants |
Bob Peeples |
Tackle |
Marquette |
[edit] Round 8
Pick # |
NFL Team |
Player |
Position |
College |
64 |
Philadelphia Eagles |
Pepper Constable |
Back |
Princeton |
65 |
Boston Redskins |
Wayne Millner |
End |
Notre Dame |
66 |
Pittsburgh Pirates |
Ed Karpowich |
Tackle |
Catholic University |
67 |
Brooklyn Dodgers |
Bob "Bones" Hamilton |
Back |
Stanford |
68 |
Chicago Bears |
John Sylvester |
End |
Rice |
69 |
Chicago Cardinals |
Ross Carter |
Guard |
Oregon |
70 |
Green Bay Packers |
Wally Cruice |
Back |
Northwestern |
71 |
Detroit Lions |
Dale Rennebohn |
Center |
Minnesota |
72 |
New York Giants |
Dick Heekin |
Back |
Ohio State |
[edit] Round 9
Pick # |
NFL Team |
Player |
Position |
College |
73 |
Philadelphia Eagles |
Paul Pauk |
Back |
Princeton |
74 |
Boston Redskins |
Marcel Saunders |
Guard |
Loyola (CA) |
75 |
Pittsburgh Pirates |
Joe Meglen |
Back |
Georgetown |
76 |
Brooklyn Dodgers |
Jim "Monk" Moscrip |
End |
Stanford |
77 |
Chicago Cardinals |
Niels Larsen |
Tackle |
Stanford |
78 |
Chicago Bears |
Dan Fortmann |
Guard |
Colgate |
79 |
Green Bay Packers |
J.C. Wetsel |
Guard |
Southern Methodist |
80 |
Detroit Lions |
Bob "Choo-Choo" Train |
End |
Yale |
81 |
New York Giants |
Phil Flanagan |
Guard |
Holy Cross |
[edit] Trivia
- The first player ever drafted, Jay Berwanger, never played in the NFL. His rights were traded from the Eagles to the Bears after he claimed he had no interest in playing for the Eagles. George Halas was unable to convince Berwanger to sign with the Bears.
- Riley Smith, the second pick, was the first player ever signed from the draft that played in the NFL.
- This was the only draft to have nine rounds; the number increased to ten for the 1937 draft.