IRVING, Texas (April 29, 2024) – The 2024 NFL Draft took place in Detroit from April 25-27 with 50 percent of the 2023 Campbell Trophy® Finalists tapped to pursue the dream of playing football at the highest level.

"We were thrilled to see such a high percentage of the NFF Campbell Trophy® Finalists receive a call to play in the NFL," said NFF President & CEO Steve Hatchell. "They're amazing examples that one really can do it all, succeeding on the field as well as in the classroom. These guys were all leaders on their respective college campuses, and they will take those same skills to the NFL communities that they now represent."
 
Campbell Trophy® finalist Olumuyiwa Fashanu (Penn State), who was selected No. 11 overall in the first round by the New York Jets, and Campbell Trophy® winner Bo Nix (Oregon), taken No. 12 overall by the Denver Broncos, topped the list. Nix becomes the ninth Campbell Trophy® Winner selected in the first round and the highest since the 2020 draft when Justin Herbert, coincidentally another Oregon QB, was picked No. 6 overall. Nix ranks third among Campbell Trophy® winners for the highest selection ever, behind only Herbert and Peyton Manning, who was the No. 1 overall pick in the 1998 NFL Draft.

The 2024 NFL Draft marked the second-most Campbell Trophy® Finalists taken in a single year, just shy of the high-water mark of nine set during the 2011 NFL Draft. Adding Walter Rouse, who was a Campbell Trophy® Finalist in 2022 from Stanford and used an extra year of eligibility to play at Oklahoma in 2023, ties the 2011 mark of nine NFF finalists taken in a single year.

This year's draft class also set a new high-water mark at seven for the most Campbell Trophy® Finalists taken in the first three rounds of the draft. In addition to the nine finalists, six semifinalists also received a call during the 2024 NFL Draft.
 
A total of 39 members of the NFF Hampshire Honor Society, including the nine Campbell Trophy® Finalists, were selected in this year's draft. Illinois, Kansas State and Oregon topped the schools for the most NFF Hampshire Honor Society members selected. The Green Bay Packers, Los Angeles Chargers and the Washington Commanders each drafted three members, tied for the most among NFL teams.

More than 700,000 fans traveled to the Motor City for the three-day extravaganza, producing an economic impact of more than $160 million. First round TV and digital coverage garnered a total national audience of 34.3 million viewers while averaging 12.1 million viewers. Over the three days, the event averaged 5.74 million viewers across ABC, ESPN, ESPN2 and the NFL Network, and a total of 53.6 million individuals watched at some point.

Below is the full list of the 39 members of the 2024 NFF Hampshire Honor Society who were selected in the 2024 NFL Draft as well as the 67 members who signed as undrafted free agents. The Hampshire Honor Society is comprised of college football players who each maintained a cumulative 3.2 GPA or better throughout their entire career.
 
Round 1:
11. Olumuyiwa Fashanu* (Penn State) - NY Jets
12. Bo Nix** (Oregon) - Denver Broncos
13. Brock Bowers (Georgia) - Las Vegas Raiders
26. Graham Barton (Duke) - Tampa Bay Buccaneers
31. Ricky Pearsall† (Florida) - San Francisco 49ers
 
Round 2:
34. Ladd McConkey* (Georgia) - Los Angeles Chargers
41. Kool-Aid McKinstry (Alabama) - New Orleans Saints
47. Tyler Nubin (Minnesota) - New York Giants
51. Zach Frazier* (West Virginia) - Pittsburgh Steelers
53.  Ben Sinnott (Kansas State) - Washington Commanders
 
Round 3:
71. Isaiah Adams (Illinois) - Arizona Cardinals
73.  Cooper Beebe* (Kansas State) - Dallas Cowboys
81. Christian Haynes (UConn) - Seattle Seahawks
82.  Tip Reiman (Illinois) - Arizona Cardinals
85.  Zak Zinter* (Michigan) - Cleveland Browns
88. MarShawn Lloyd (USC) - Green Bay Packers
95.  DeWayne Carter* (Duke) - Buffalo Bills
100.  Luke McCaffrey† (Rice) - Washington Commanders
                                                     
Round 4:
111. Evan Williams (Oregon) - Green Bay Packers
119. Mason McCormick (Sout Dakota St.) - Pittsburgh Steelers
125. Bucky Irving (Oregon) - Tampa Bay Buccaneers
127. Will Shipley (Clemson) - Philadelphia Eagles
129. Isaac Guerendo (Louisville) - San Francisco 49ers
 
Round 5:
139. Jordan Magee† (Temple) - Washington Commanders
143. JD Bertrand* (Notre Dame) - Atlanta Falcons
154.  Brennan Jackson (Washington St.) - Los Angeles Rams
158. Mohamed Kamara (Colorado St.) - Miami Dolphins
159.  Hunter Nourzad (Penn State)- Kansas City Chiefs
160.  Edefuan Ulofoshio† (Washington) - Buffalo Bills
 
Round 6:
177. Walter Rouse^ (Oklahoma) - Minnesota Vikings
181. Kimani Vidal (Troy) - Los Angeles Chargers
184. Malik Washington (Virginia) - Miami Dolphins
187. Casey Washington (Illinois) - Atlanta Falcons
209. Joshua Karty (Stanford) - Los Angeles Rams
 
Round 7:
230. Michael Jurgens† (Wake Forest) - Minnesota Vikings
235. Devaughn Vele† (Utah) - Denver Broncos
238. Solomon Byrd (USC) - Houston Texans
245. Michael Pratt (Tulane) - Green Bay Packers
254. KT Leveston (Kansas State) - Los Angeles Chargers
 
Campbell Trophy Nominees Who Signed as Undrafted Free Agents or Received Minicamp Invites

• Levelle Bailey† (Fresno State) - Denver Broncos
• Matthew Cindric† (California) - Minnesota Vikings
• Judge Culpepper† (Toledo) - Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• Bryce Gallagher† (Northwestern ) - Kansas City Chiefs
• Bruce Houston†  (Ohio) - Kansas City Chiefs
• Byran Hudson† (Louisville) - Detroit Lions
• Tre Jenkins† (San Jose State) - New York Jets
• Jason Johnson† (UCF) - Dallas Cowboys
• Sheridan Jones† (Clemson) - Buffalo Bills
• Leo Lowin* (Army) - Carolina Panthers
• Alex McNulty† (Buffalo) - Green Bay Packers
• Andrew Meyer† (UTEP) - Miami Dolphins
• Brock Mognesen† (South Dakota) - Dallas Cowboys
• Maema Njongmeta† (Wisconsin) - Cincinnati Bengals
• Austin Reed† (Western Kentucky) - Chicago Bears
• David Satokoski† (Stonehill) - Chicago Bears
• Drake Stoops† (Oklahoma) - Los Angeles Rams
• Isaac Ukwu† (Ole Miss) - Detroit Lions
• Jacob Warren† (Tennessee) - New England Patriots
• Bucky Williams† (Appalachian State) - Los Angeles Chargers
• Isaiah Williams† (Illinois) - Detroit Lions

2024 NFF Hampshire Honor Society Members Who Signed as Undrafted Free Agents or Received Minicamp Invites

• Zack Annexstad (Illinois State) - Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• Ayir Asante (Wyoming) - New York Giants
• Noah Atagi (Weber State) - Chicago Bears
• Kyler Baugh (Minnesota) - New Orleans Saints
• Gunner Britton (Auburn) - Buffalo Bills
• Jack Browning (San Diego State) - Buffalo Bills
• McCallan Castles (Tennessee) - Philadelphia Eagles
• Frank Crum (Wyoming) - Denver Broncos
• Justin Dedich (USC) - Los Angeles Rams
• Ja'Mion Franklin (Duke) - Baltimore Ravens
• Dallas Gant (Toledo) - Minnesota Vikings
• Hayden Hatten (Idaho) - Seattle Seahawks
• Hogan Hatten (Idaho) - Detroit Lions
• Matt Hayball (Vanderbilt) - New Orleans Saints
• Jaaron Hayek (Villanova) - Kansas City Chiefs
• Zach Heins (South Dakota State) - Los Angeles Chargers
• Jaxon Janke (South Dakota State) - Houston Texans
• Gabe Jeudy-Lally (Tennessee) - Tennessee Titans
• Cam Johnson (Northwestern) - Dallas Cowboys
• Isaiah Johnson (Syracuse) - Miami Dolphins
• Xavier Johnson Jr. (Ohio State) - Buffalo Bills
• Austin Jones (USC) - Washington Commanders
• Avery Jones (Auburn) - Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• Trente Jones (Michigan) - Green Bay Packers
• Camden Lewis (Oregon) - Denver Broncos
• Caleb Nelson (Sacramento State) - Denver Broncos
• Doug Nester (West Virginia) - Minnesota Vikings
• Drake Nugent (Michigan ) - San Francisco 49ers
• Ovie Oghoufo (LSU) - New York Giants
• Willis Patrick (TCU) - Los Angeles Chargers
• Jack Plummer (Louisville) - Carolina Panthers
• Nolan Potter (Northern Illinois) - Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• John Rhys Plumlee (UCF) - Pittsburgh Steelers
• Aidan Robbins (BYU) - Cleveland Browns
• Casey Rogers (Oregon) - New York Giants
• Christian Roland-Wallace (USC) - Kansas City Chiefs
• Ryan Sanborn (Texas) - Atlanta Falcons
• Spencer Shrader (Notre Dame) - Indianapolis Colts
• Brevyn Spann-Ford (Minnesota) - Dallas Cowboys
• Mason Tipton (Yale) - New Orleans Saints
• James Turner (Michigan) - Detroit Lions
• Treyton Welch (Wyoming) - Cleveland Browns
• Sam Wiglusz (Ohio) - Los Angeles Rams
• Porter Wilson (Duke) - Green Bay Packers
• Jacoby Windmon (Michigan State) - Pittsburgh Steelers

** 2023 Winner of the Campbell Trophy®
* 2023 Campbell Trophy® Finalist
^ 2022 Campbell Trophy® Finalist
† 2023 Campbell Trophy® Semifinalist

Since the Campbell Trophy® was first awarded in 1990, there have been nine winners selected in the first round of the NFL Draft:

2024: Bo Nix (Oregon) - No. 12 by Denver Broncos
2023: Jack Campbell (Iowa) - No. 18 by Detroit Lions
2020: Justin Herbert - No. 6 by Los Angeles Chargers
2019: Christian Wilkins - No. 13 by Miami Dolphins
2010: Tim Tebow - No. 25 by Denver Broncos
2009: Alex Mack - No. 21 by Cleveland Browns
2000: Chad Pennington - No. 18 by New York Jets
1999: Matt Stinchcomb - No. 18 by Okland Raiders
1998: Peyton Manning - No. 1 by Indianapolis Colts