List of Montana State Bobcats in the NFL Draft

This is a list of Montana State Bobcats football players in the NFL Draft.

Key
B Back K Kicker NT Nose tackle
C Center LB Linebacker FB Fullback
DB Defensive back P Punter HB Halfback
DE Defensive end QB Quarterback WR Wide receiver
DT Defensive tackle RB Running back G Guard
E End T Offensive tackle TE Tight end

Selections
Year Round Pick Overall Player Team Position
2016 7 31 252 Beau Sandland Carolina Panthers TE
2011 7 36 239 Mike Person San Francisco 49ers G
2004 3 7 70 Joey Thomas Green Bay Packers DB
2002 4 36 134 Johnathan Taylor Detroit Lions LB
1994 7 20 214 Sean Hill Miami Dolphins DB
1992 7 12 180 Corey Widmer New York Giants LB
1987 11 21 300 Kirk Timmer New York Jets LB
1985 7 28 196 Mark Fellows San Diego Chargers LB
1980 7 26 191 Stuart Dodds San Diego Chargers P
1979 3 6 62 Jon Borchardt Buffalo Bills T
1978 12 28 334 Lee Washburn Dallas Cowboys G
1976 11 25 316 Steve Kracher Minnesota Vikings RB
12 10 329 Pat Bolton Atlanta Falcons K
16 26 457 Randy Hickel Minnesota Vikings DB
1975 5 8 112 Wayne Hammond Los Angeles Rams DT
1974 1 23 23 Bill Kollar Cincinnati Bengals DT
9 24 232 Sam McCullum Minnesota Vikings WR
1972 12 24 310 Bob Banaugh Minnesota Vikings DB
1971 9 15 223 Gary Gustafson Cincinnati Bengals LB
1970 17 11 427 Frank Kalfoss Denver Broncos K
1968 13 4 331 K. O. Trepanier New Orleans Saints DE
1966 3 0 0 Jan Stenerud Kansas City Chiefs K
1963 10 1 127 Curt Farrier Los Angeles Rams T
1962 12 5 159 Bob O'Billovich St. Louis Cardinals B
1961 14 5 187 Bob Schmitz Pittsburgh Steelers G
1959 5 8 56 John Lands Los Angeles Rams E
1957 13 9 154 Ed Ritt Chicago Cardinals T
14 7 164 Ron Warzeka San Francisco 49ers T
27 9 322 Bob Butorovich Chicago Cardinals T
1955 22 1 254 Vic Berra Chicago Cardinals E
1952 22 5 258 Bob Byrne Pittsburgh Steelers B
1948 16 1 136 Dan Yovetich New York Giants E
19 5 170 Bill Nelson Los Angeles Rams B
1947 19 10 175 John McLellan Chicago Bears T

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References
  1. DraftHistory.com
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