[terry]

Stanford has had 6 players drafted several times (including 2014 and 2015), but Stanford has had 7 players drafted only once (1936).  This year, Garnett, Murphy, Hooper, Hogan, Cajuste, Martinez, Shittu, Rector, Scarlett, Anderson, Whitfield and Harris all might still have NFL dreams.  I think the first 7 on my list will be drafted, tying the record from 1936 and setting the best mark for a three-year period.  Any other bets?

The pro football draft has had different numbers of rounds in different years. So comparing the number of draftees in various years isn't always an apples to apples comparison. The 1936 draft had 9 rounds. Three of the 7 Stanford draftees were taken in the 8th and 9th rounds, so only 4 were taken in the first 7 rounds. The most Stanford players taken in a 7-round draft is 6, which has happened four times.

[terry]

Stanford has had 6 players drafted several times (including 2014 and 2015), but Stanford has had 7 players drafted only once (1936).  This year, Garnett, Murphy, Hooper, Hogan, Cajuste, Martinez, Shittu, Rector, Scarlett, Anderson, Whitfield and Harris all might still have NFL dreams.  I think the first 7 on my list will be drafted, tying the record from 1936 and setting the best mark for a three-year period.  Any other bets?

The pro football draft has had different numbers of rounds in different years. So comparing the number of draftees in various years isn't always an apples to apples comparison. The 1936 draft had 9 rounds. Three of the 7 Stanford draftees were taken in the 8th and 9th rounds, so only 4 were taken in the first 7 rounds. The most Stanford players taken in a 7-round draft is 6, which has happened four times.