1969 AFL/NFL Draft

May 23, 2022 at 03:09 PM

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Round	Player	Position	College	Selection
Round 1	Greg Cook	Quarterback	Cincinnati	Selection 5
Round 2	Bill Bergey	Linebacker	Arkansas State	Selection 31
Round 3	Speedy Thomas	Wide Receiver	Utah	Selection 57
Round 4	Clem Turner	Running Back	Cincinnati	Selection 83
Round 5	Guy Dennis	Guard	Florida	Selection 109
Round 6	Ken Riley	Cornerback	Florida A&M	Selection 135
Round 7	Royce Berry	Defensive End	Houston	Selection 161
Round 8	Tim Buchanan	Line Backer	Hawaii	Selection 187
Round 9	Mike Stripling	Running Back	Tulsa	Selection 213
Round 10	Steve Howell	Tight End	Ohio State	Selection 239
Round 11	Mark Stewart	Safety	Georgia	Selection 265
Round 12	Lonnie Paige	Defensive Tackle	North Carolina State	Selection 290
Round 13	Chuck Benson	Wide Receiver	Southern Illinois	Selection 316
Round 14	Mike Wilson	Running Back	Dayton	Selection 343
Round 15	Bill Shoemaker	Punter, Kicker	Stanford	Selection 369
Round 16	Bill Schmitt	Linebacker	Missouri	Selection 395
Round 17	Terry Story	Tackle	Georgia Tech	Selection 421

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