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The 1989 NFL draft (also known as the NFL Annual Player Selection Meeting) was the procedure by which National Football League teams selected amateur college football players. The draft was held April 23–24, 1989, at the Marriott Marquis in New York City, New York.[1][2] The league also held a supplemental draft after the regular draft and before the regular season.

Four of the first five players selected in the draft—quarterback Troy Aikman, running back Barry Sanders, linebacker Derrick Thomas, and cornerback Deion Sanders—would be inducted to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.[3] Offensive tackle Tony Mandarich, the only top five pick not inducted, is considered a draft bust.[4]

The 1989 NFL draft also helped set a major precedent, as Barry Sanders was selected with the third overall pick despite an NFL rule stating that collegiate juniors could not declare for the draft.[5] Since Barry Sanders was selected as a junior, it has become an expectation for top college players to declare for the draft after their junior season; the rule disallowing collegiate juniors in the NFL draft was lifted by the next draft. Sanders, the 1988 Heisman Trophy winner, was allowed to declare early when Oklahoma State was found guilty of numerous major NCAA rule violations and placed on five years’ probation in January 1989.

Another precedent the draft helped set was how players were invited to the actual draft room. First overall selection Aikman was represented by Leigh Steinberg, who went with his client to the draft finding he was the only player there. As years followed, more players began getting invited to the draft.[6]

Player selections

* Compensatory selection
† Pro Bowler[7]
‡ Hall of Famer[8]
Positions key
Offense Defense Special teams
  1. ^ Includes nose tackle (NT)
  2. ^ Includes middle linebacker (MLB/MIKE), weakside linebacker (WILL), strongside linebacker (SAM), off-ball linebacker, and outside linebacker (OLB)
  3. ^ Includes free safety (FS) and strong safety (SS)
  4. ^ Also known as a placekicker (PK)
  5. ^ Includes kickoff and punt returners
Rnd. Pick Team Player Pos. College Notes
1 1 Dallas Cowboys Troy Aikman‡† QB UCLA
1 2 Green Bay Packers Tony Mandarich  T Michigan State
1 3 Detroit Lions Barry Sanders‡† RB Oklahoma State
1988 Heisman Trophy winner[9]
1 4 Kansas City Chiefs Derrick Thomas‡† LB Alabama
1 5 Atlanta Falcons Deion Sanders‡† CB Florida State
1 6 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Broderick Thomas  LB Nebraska
1 7 Pittsburgh Steelers Tim Worley  RB Georgia
1 8 San Diego Chargers Burt Grossman  DE Pittsburgh
1 9 Miami Dolphins Sammie Smith  RB Florida State
1 10 Phoenix Cardinals Eric Hill  LB LSU
1 11 Chicago Bears Donnell Woolford † CB Clemson
1 12 Chicago Bears Trace Armstrong † DE Florida
1 13 Cleveland Browns Eric Metcalf † WR Texas
from Denver[R1 – 3]
1 14 New York Jets Jeff Lageman  DE Virginia
1 15 Seattle Seahawks Andy Heck  T Notre Dame
from Indianapolis[R1 – 4]
1 16 New England Patriots Hart Lee Dykes  WR Oklahoma State
1 17 Phoenix Cardinals Joe Wolf  G Boston College
from Seattle[R1 – 5]
1 18 New York Giants Brian Williams  C Minnesota
1 19 New Orleans Saints Wayne Martin † DE Arkansas
1 20 Denver Broncos Steve Atwater‡† S Arkansas
from Cleveland[R1 – 6]
1 21 Los Angeles Rams Bill Hawkins  DE Miami (FL)
1 22 Indianapolis Colts Andre Rison † WR Michigan State
1 23 Houston Oilers David Williams  T Florida
1 24 Pittsburgh Steelers Tom Ricketts  T Pittsburgh
1 25 Miami Dolphins Louis Oliver  S Florida
1 26 Los Angeles Rams Cleveland Gary  RB Miami (FL)
1 27 Atlanta Falcons Shawn Collins  WR Northern Arizona
1 28 San Francisco 49ers Keith DeLong  LB Tennessee
2 29 Dallas Cowboys Steve Wisniewski † G Penn State
2 30 Detroit Lions John Ford  WR Virginia
2 31 Cleveland Browns Lawyer Tillman  WR Auburn
from Green Bay[R2 – 1]
2 32 Kansas City Chiefs Mike Elkins  QB Wake Forest
2 33 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Danny Peebles  WR NC State
2 34 Pittsburgh Steelers Carnell Lake † S UCLA
2 35 Cincinnati Bengals Eric Ball  RB UCLA
from Atlanta[R2 – 2]
2 36 Chicago Bears John Roper  LB Texas A&M
from Miami[R2 – 3]
2 37 San Diego Chargers Courtney Hall  C Rice
2 38 Atlanta Falcons Ralph Norwood  T LSU
from Washington[R2 – 4]
2 39 Dallas Cowboys Daryl Johnston † FB Syracuse
from LA Raiders[R2 – 5]
2 40 Phoenix Cardinals Walter Reeves  TE Auburn
2 41 Denver Broncos Doug Widell  G Boston College
2 42 New York Jets Dennis Byrd  DE Tulsa
2 43 New England Patriots Eric Coleman  CB Wyoming
2 44 Seattle Seahawks Joe Tofflemire  C Arizona
2 45 Los Angeles Rams Frank Stams  LB Notre Dame
from Indianapolis[R2 – 6]
2 46 New Orleans Saints Robert Massey † CB North Carolina Central
2 47 Denver Broncos Warren Powers  DE Maryland
from Cleveland[R2 – 7]
2 48 Los Angeles Rams Brian Smith  LB Auburn
2 49 Philadelphia Eagles Jessie Small  LB Eastern Kentucky
2 50 Houston Oilers Scott Kozak  LB Oregon
2 51 San Diego Chargers Billy Joe Tolliver  QB Texas Tech
from NY Giants[R2 – 8]
2 52 Minnesota Vikings David Braxton  LB Wake Forest
2 53 Los Angeles Rams Darryl Henley  CB UCLA
from Buffalo[R2 – 9]
2 54 Chicago Bears Dave Zawatson  G California
2 55 Cincinnati Bengals Fred Childress  G Arkansas
2 56 San Francisco 49ers Wesley Walls † TE Ole Miss
3 57 Dallas Cowboys Mark Stepnoski † C Pittsburgh
3 58 Green Bay Packers Matt Brock  DE Oregon
3 59 Detroit Lions Mike Utley  G Washington State
3 60 Kansas City Chiefs Naz Worthen  WR NC State
3 61 Pittsburgh Steelers Derek Hill  WR Arizona
3 62 Atlanta Falcons Keith Jones  RB Illinois
3 63 New England Patriots Marv Cook † TE Iowa
from Tampa Bay[R3 – 1]
3 64 New York Giants Bob Kratch  G Iowa
from San Diego[R3 – 2]
3 65 Chicago Bears Jerry Fontenot  G Texas A&M
from Miami[R3 – 3]
3 66 Washington Redskins Tracy Rocker  DT Auburn
3 67 Phoenix Cardinals Mike Zandofsky  G Washington
3 68 Dallas Cowboys Rhondy Weston  DE Florida
from LA Raiders via San Diego and LA Raiders[R3 – 4]
3 69 Denver Broncos Darrell Hamilton  T North Carolina
3 70 New York Jets Joe Mott  LB Iowa
3 71 Seattle Seahawks Elroy Harris  RB Eastern Kentucky
3 72 Indianapolis Colts Mitchell Benson  DT TCU
3 73 New England Patriots Chris Gannon  DE Southwestern Louisiana
3 74 Green Bay Packers Anthony Dilweg  QB Duke
from Cleveland[R3 – 5]
3 75 Los Angeles Rams Kevin Robbins  T Michigan State
3 76 Philadelphia Eagles Robert Drummond  RB Syracuse
3 77 Houston Oilers Bubba McDowell  S Miami (FL)
3 78 New York Giants Greg Jackson  S LSU
3 79 New Orleans Saints Kim Phillips  CB North Texas
3 80 Minnesota Vikings John Hunter  T BYU
3 81 Philadelphia Eagles Britt Hager  LB Texas
from Chicago[R3 – 6]
3 82 Buffalo Bills Don Beebe  WR Chadron State
3 83 Cincinnati Bengals Erik Wilhelm  QB Oregon State
3 84 San Francisco 49ers Keith Henderson  RB Georgia
4 85 Dallas Cowboys Tony Tolbert † DE UTEP
4 86 Detroit Lions Ray Crockett  CB Baylor
4 87 Green Bay Packers Jeff Graham  QB Long Beach State
4 88 Kansas City Chiefs Stan Petry  DB TCU
4 89 Cincinnati Bengals Owens, KerryKerry Owens  LB Arkansas
from Atlanta[R4 – 1]
4 90 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Anthony Florence  DB Bethune–Cookman
4 91 Pittsburgh Steelers Jerrol Williams  LB Purdue
4 92 Miami Dolphins Holmes, DavidDavid Holmes  DB Syracuse
4 93 New York Giants Lewis Tillman  RB Jackson State
from San Diego[R4 – 2]
4 94 Phoenix Cardinals Jim Wahler  DT UCLA
4 95 Chicago Bears Markus Paul  DB Syracuse
from LA Raiders via San Diego and LA Raiders[R4 – 3]
4 96 New England Patriots Maurice Hurst  CB Southern
from Washington[R4 – 4]
4 97 Denver Broncos Jake McCullough  DE Clemson
4 98 New York Jets Ron Stallworth  DE Auburn
4 99 Indianapolis Colts Pat Tomberlin  G Florida State
4 100 New England Patriots Michael Timpson  WR Penn State
4 101 Seattle Seahawks Travis McNeal  TE Chattanooga
4 102 Los Angeles Rams Jeff Carlson  QB Weber State
4 103 Seattle Seahawks Henry, JamesJames Henry  DB Southern Miss
from Philadelphia[R4 – 5]
4 104 Houston Oilers Rod Harris  WR Texas A&M
4 105 New York Giants Brad Henke  DT Arizona
4 106 New Orleans Saints Michael Mayes  DB LSU
4 107 Cleveland Browns Andrew Stewart  DE Cincinnati
4 108 Minnesota Vikings Darryl Ingram  TE California
4 109 Buffalo Bills Kolesar, JohnJohn Kolesar  WR Michigan
4 110 Washington Redskins Erik Affholter  WR USC
from Chicago via LA Raiders[R4 – 6]
4 111 Cincinnati Bengals Woods, RobRob Woods  T Arizona
4 112 San Francisco 49ers Mike Barber  WR Marshall
5 113 Dallas Cowboys Keith Jennings  TE Clemson
5 114 Cleveland Browns Kyle Kramer  DB Bowling Green State
from Green Bay[R5 – 1]
5 115 Detroit Lions Lawrence Pete  DT Nebraska
5 116 Cleveland Browns Vernon Joines  WR Maryland
from Kansas City[R5 – 2]
5 117 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Jamie Lawson  RB Nicholls State
5 118 Pittsburgh Steelers David Arnold  DB Michigan
5 119 Dallas Cowboys Willis Crockett  LB Georgia Tech
from Atlanta via LA Raiders[R5 – 3]
5 120 San Diego Chargers Elliot Smith  DB Alcorn State
5 121 Miami Dolphins Jeff Uhlenhake  C Ohio State
5 122 San Francisco 49ers Johnnie Jackson  CB Houston
from LA Raiders[R5 – 4]
5 123 San Francisco 49ers Richard Tardits  LB Georgia
5 124 Green Bay Packers Jeff Query  WR Millikin
from Washington[R5 – 5]
5 125 Dallas Cowboys Jeff Roth  DT Florida
from Denver[R5 – 6]
5 126 New York Jets Tony Martin † WR Mesa State
5 127 Green Bay Packers Vince Workman  WR Ohio State
from New England via Cleveland[R5 – 7]
5 128 Phoenix Cardinals Edeen, DavidDavid Edeen  DE Wyoming
from Seattle[R5 – 8]
5 129 Washington Redskins Smiley, TimTim Smiley  DB Arkansas State
from Indianapolis[R5 – 9]
5 130 Chicago Bears Mark Green  RB Notre Dame
from Philadelphia[R5 – 10]
5 131 Houston Oilers Glenn Montgomery  DT Houston
5 132 New York Giants Dave Meggett † RB Towson
5 133 New Orleans Saints Kevin Haverdink  T Western Michigan
5 134 Denver Broncos Darren Carrington  S Northern Arizona
from Cleveland[R5 – 11]
5 135 Los Angeles Rams Alfred Jackson  WR San Diego State
5 135.5– Minnesota Vikings Selection forfeited during the 1988 supplemental draft.[Forfeited picks 1]
5 136 Chicago Bears Gilbert, GregGreg Gilbert  LB Alabama
5 137 Buffalo Bills Andrews, MichaelMichael Andrews  DB Alcorn State
5 138 Cincinnati Bengals Natu Tuatagaloa  DT California
5 139 Washington Redskins Lybrant Robinson  DE Delaware State
from San Francisco via LA Raiders[R5 – 12]
6 140 Los Angeles Raiders Jeff Francis  QB Tennessee
from Dallas[R6 – 1]
6 141 Detroit Lions Rodney Peete  QB USC
6 142 Green Bay Packers Chris Jacke † K UTEP
6 143 Kansas City Chiefs Robb Thomas  WR Oregon State
6 144 Pittsburgh Steelers Mark Stock  WR VMI
6 145 Atlanta Falcons Troy Sadowski  TE Georgia
6 146 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Chris Mohr  P Alabama
6 147 Miami Dolphins Wes Pritchett  LB Notre Dame
6 148 Los Angeles Rams Thom Kaumeyer  DB Oregon
from San Diego[R6 – 2]
6 149 Washington Redskins A. J. Johnson  CB Southwest Texas State
6 150 Phoenix Cardinals Jay Taylor  DB San Jose State
6 151 New York Jets Marvin Washington  DE Idaho
from LA Raiders[R6 – 3]
6 152 Denver Broncos Anthony Stafford  WR Oklahoma
6 153 New York Jets Titus Dixon  WR Troy State
6 154 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Little, DerrickDerrick Little  LB South Carolina
from Seattle[R6 – 4]
6 155 Indianapolis Colts Quintus McDonald  LB Penn State
6 156 Los Angeles Raiders Doug Lloyd  RB North Dakota State
from New England[R6 – 5]
6 157 Houston Oilers Bo Orlando  DB West Virginia
6 158 New York Giants Howard Cross  TE Alabama
6 159 New Orleans Saints Floyd Turner  WR Northwestern State
6 160 Cleveland Browns Wilkerson, GaryGary Wilkerson  DB Penn State
6 161 Los Angeles Rams Mark Messner  LB Michigan
6 162 Philadelphia Eagles Heath Sherman  RB Texas A&M–Kingsville
6 163 Minnesota Vikings Jeff Mickel  T Eastern Washington
6 164 Buffalo Bills Sean Doctor  TE Marshall
6 165 New England Patriots Mitchell, EricEric Mitchell  RB Oklahoma
from Chicago via LA Raiders[R6 – 6]
6 166 Cincinnati Bengals Craig Taylor  RB West Virginia
6 167 San Francisco 49ers Steve Hendrickson  LB California
7 168 Dallas Cowboys Peterson, KevinKevin Peterson  LB Northwestern
7 169 Green Bay Packers Mark Hall  DE Southwestern Louisiana
7 170 Detroit Lions Jerry Woods  DE Northern Michigan
7 171 Kansas City Chiefs Sancho, RonRon Sancho  LB LSU
7 172 Atlanta Falcons Undra Johnson  RB West Virginia
7 173 Buffalo Bills Brian Jordan  DB Richmond
from Tampa Bay[R7 – 1]
7 174 Pittsburgh Steelers D. J. Johnson  DB Kentucky
7 175 New York Giants Popp, DaveDave Popp  T Eastern Illinois
from San Diego[R7 – 2]
7 176 Miami Dolphins Zdelar, JimJim Zdelar  T Youngstown State
7 177 Phoenix Cardinals Royal, RickeyRickey Royal  DB Sam Houston
7 178 New England Patriots Lindstrom, EricEric Lindstrom  LB Boston College
from LA Raiders[R7 – 3]
7 179 Washington Redskins Hendrix, KevinKevin Hendrix  LB South Carolina
7 180 Denver Broncos Melvin Bratton  RB Miami (FL)
7 181 New York Jets Stevon Moore  RB Ole Miss
7 182 Indianapolis Colts Ivy Joe Hunter  RB Kentucky
7 183 San Diego Chargers Marion Butts † RB Florida State
from New England[R7 – 4]
7 184 Seattle Seahawks Nettles, MikeMike Nettles  DB Memphis State
7 185 Indianapolis Colts Charles Washington  DB Cameron
from NY Giants[R7 – 5]
7 186 New Orleans Saints David Griggs  LB Virginia
7 187 Cleveland Browns Mike Graybill  T Boston University
7 188 Los Angeles Rams George Bethune  LB Alabama
7 189 Chicago Bears Brothers, RichardRichard Brothers  DB Arkansas
from Philadelphia[R7 – 6]
7 190 Houston Oilers Tracy Rogers  LB Fresno State
7 191 Minnesota Vikings Benji Roland  DT Auburn
7 192 Chicago Bears Snyder, BrentBrent Snyder  QB Utah State
7 193 Buffalo Bills Chris Hale  DB USC
7 194 Cincinnati Bengals Kendal Smith  WR Utah State
7 195 San Diego Chargers Terrence Jones  QB Tulane
from San Francisco[R7 – 7]
8 196 Dallas Cowboys Charvez Foger  RB Nevada
8 197 Detroit Lions Parker, ChrisChris Parker  DT West Virginia
8 198 Green Bay Packers King, ThomasThomas King  DB Southwestern Louisiana
8 199 Kansas City Chiefs Tobey, BryanBryan Tobey  RB Grambling State
8 200 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Carl Bax  G Missouri
8 201 Pittsburgh Steelers Asbeck, ChrisChris Asbeck  DT Cincinnati
8 202 Atlanta Falcons Paul Singer  QB Western Illinois
8 203 Miami Dolphins Pete Stoyanovich  K Indiana
8 204 San Diego Chargers Dana Brinson  WR Nebraska
8 205 Los Angeles Raiders Derrick Gainer  RB Florida A&M
8 206 Green Bay Packers Shulman, BrianBrian Shulman  P Auburn
from Washington[R8 – 1]
8 207 Phoenix Cardinals Burch, JohnJohn Burch  RB UT Martin
8 208 Denver Broncos Paul Green  TE USC
8 209 New York Jets A. B. Brown  RB West Virginia
8 210 New England Patriots Rodney Rice  DB BYU
8 211 Seattle Seahawks Williams, MarlinMarlin Williams  DE Western Illinois
8 212 Indianapolis Colts Kurt Larson  LB Michigan State
8 213 New Orleans Saints Hadley, FredFred Hadley  WR Mississippi State
8 214 Cleveland Browns Aeilts, RickRick Aeilts  TE Southeast Missouri State
8 215 Los Angeles Rams Warren Wheat  T BYU
8 216 Chicago Bears Woods, TonyTony Woods  DT Oklahoma
from Philadelphia[R8 – 2]
8 217 Houston Oilers Alvoid Mays  DB West Virginia
8 218 New York Giants Myron Guyton  DB Eastern Kentucky
8 219 Minnesota Vikings Alex Stewart  DE Cal State Fullerton
8 220 Kansas City Chiefs Todd McNair  RB Temple
from Buffalo[R8 – 3]
8 221 Chicago Bears Chris Dyko  T Washington State
8 222 Cincinnati Bengals Chenault, ChrisChris Chenault  LB Kentucky
8 223 New England Patriots Tony Zackery  DB Washington
from San Francisco via LA Raiders[R8 – 4]
9 224 Dallas Cowboys Tim Jackson  DB Nebraska
9 225 Green Bay Packers Kirby, ScottScott Kirby  T Arizona State
9 226 Detroit Lions Derek MacCready  DE Ohio State
9 227 Kansas City Chiefs Phillips, JackJack Phillips  DB Alcorn State
9 228 Pittsburgh Steelers Jenkins, A. J.A. J. Jenkins  DE Cal State Fullerton
9 229 Atlanta Falcons Dunn, ChrisChris Dunn  LB Cal Poly
9 230 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Patrick Egu  RB Nevada
9 231 San Diego Chargers Davis, PatPat Davis  TE Syracuse
9 232 Miami Dolphins Batiste, DanaDana Batiste  LB Texas A&M
9 233 Washington Redskins Darrington, CharlesCharles Darrington  TE Kentucky
9 234 Phoenix Cardinals Kendall Trainor  K Arkansas
9 235 Los Angeles Raiders Gooden, GaryGary Gooden  DB Indiana
9 236 Denver Broncos Monte Smith  G North Dakota State
9 237 New York Jets Marlatt, PatPat Marlatt  DT West Virginia
9 238 Seattle Seahawks Franks, DavidDavid Franks  G Connecticut
9 239 Indianapolis Colts Mackall, WilliamWilliam Mackall  WR UT Martin
9 240 New England Patriots Norris, DarronDarron Norris  RB Texas
9 241 Denver Broncos Williams, WayneWayne Williams  RB Florida
from Cleveland[R9 – 1]
9 242 Los Angeles Rams Kirk, VernonVernon Kirk  TE Pittsburgh
9 243 Chicago Bears LaSalle Harper  LB Arkansas
from Philadelphia[R9 – 2]
9 244 Houston Oilers Bob Mrosko  TE Penn State
9 245 New York Giants Greene, A.J.A.J. Greene  DB Wake Forest
9 246 New Orleans Saints Leggett, JerryJerry Leggett  LB Cal State Fullerton
9 247 New England Patriots Wilson, CurtisCurtis Wilson  C Missouri
from Minnesota[R9 – 3]
9 248 Chicago Bears Sanders, ByronByron Sanders  RB Northwestern
9 249 Buffalo Bills Rabold, PatPat Rabold  DT Wyoming
9 250 Cincinnati Bengals Stephens, RichardRichard Stephens  T Tulsa
9 251 San Francisco 49ers Harmon, RudyRudy Harmon  LB LSU
10 252 Dallas Cowboys Rod Carter  LB Miami (FL)
10 253 Detroit Lions Jason Phillips  WR Houston
10 254 Green Bay Packers Jessie, BenBen Jessie  DB Southwest Texas State
10 255 Kansas City Chiefs Rob McGovern  LB Holy Cross
10 256 Cincinnati Bengals Cornell Holloway  DB Pittsburgh
from Atlanta[R10 – 1]
10 257 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Granger, TyTy Granger  T Clemson
10 258 Pittsburgh Steelers Jerry Olsavsky  LB Pittsburgh
10 259 Miami Dolphins Glover, DevalDeval Glover  WR Syracuse
10 260 San Diego Chargers Ricky Andrews  LB Washington
10 261 Phoenix Cardinals Becker, ChrisChris Becker  P TCU
10 262 Los Angeles Raiders Jackson, CharlesCharles Jackson  DT Jackson State
10 263 Washington Redskins Mark Schlereth † G Idaho
10 264 Denver Broncos Butts, AnthonyAnthony Butts  DT Mississippi State
10 265 New York Jets Adam Bob  LB Texas A&M
10 266 Indianapolis Colts Thompson, JimJim Thompson  T Auburn
10 267 New England Patriots Emanuel McNeil  DT UT Martin
10 268 Seattle Seahawks Derrick Fenner  RB North Carolina
10 269 Los Angeles Rams Mike Williams  WR Northeastern
10 270 Chicago Bears Millikan, ToddTodd Millikan  TE Nebraska
from Philadelphia[R10 – 2]
10 271 Houston Oilers Tracy Johnson  RB Clemson
10 272 New York Giants Lowe, RodneyRodney Lowe  DE Ole Miss
10 273 New Orleans Saints Henderson, JoeJoe Henderson  RB Iowa State
10 274 Cleveland Browns John Buddenberg  T Akron
10 275 Miami Dolphins Ross, GregGreg Ross  DT Memphis State
from Minnesota[R10 – 3]
10 276 Buffalo Bills Cheattom, CarloCarlo Cheattom  DB Auburn
10 277 Chicago Bears Simpson, JohnJohn Simpson  WR Baylor
10 278 Cincinnati Bengals Jean, BobBob Jean  QB New Hampshire
10 279 San Francisco 49ers Sinclair, AndyAndy Sinclair  C Stanford
11 280 Dallas Cowboys Randy Shannon  LB Miami (FL)
11 281 Green Bay Packers Stallworth, CedricCedric Stallworth  DB Georgia Tech
11 282 Detroit Lions Keith Karpinski  LB Penn State
11 283 Kansas City Chiefs Marcus Turner  DB UCLA
11 284 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Mounts, RodRod Mounts  G Texas A&M
11 285 Pittsburgh Steelers Slater, BrianBrian Slater  WR Washington
11 286 Atlanta Falcons Greg Paterra  RB Slippery Rock
11 287 San Diego Chargers Victor Floyd  RB Florida State
11 288 Miami Dolphins Bert Weidner  DT Kent State
11 289 San Francisco 49ers Bell, JimJim Bell  RB Boston College
from LA Raiders[R11 – 1]
11 290 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Griffin, WillieWillie Griffin  DE Nebraska
from Washington via LA Rams[R11 – 2]
11 291 Phoenix Cardinals Hunter, JeffreyJeffrey Hunter  DE Albany State
11 292 Denver Broncos Richard Shelton  DB Liberty
11 293 New York Jets Holmes, ArtieArtie Holmes  DB Washington State
11 294 New England Patriots Hinz, TonyTony Hinz  RB Harvard
11 295 Seattle Seahawks Baum, MikeMike Baum  DE Northwestern
11 296 Indianapolis Colts Johnson, WayneWayne Johnson  QB Georgia
11 297 Chicago Bears Nelms, JoeJoe Nelms  DT Cal Poly
from Philadelphia[R11 – 3]
11 298 Houston Oilers Smider, BrianBrian Smider  T West Virginia
11 299 New York Giants Rinehart, JeromeJerome Rinehart  LB UT Martin
11 300 New Orleans Saints Calvin Nicholson  DB Oregon State
11 301 Cleveland Browns Plocki, DanDan Plocki  K Maryland
11 302 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Duncan, HerbHerb Duncan  WR Northern Arizona
from LA Rams[R11 – 4]
11 303 Minnesota Vikings Brad Baxter  RB Alabama State
11 304 Chicago Bears Streeter, GeorgeGeorge Streeter  DB Notre Dame
11 305 Buffalo Bills Richard Harvey  LB Tulane
11 306 Cincinnati Bengals Dana Wells  DT Arizona
11 307 San Francisco 49ers McGee, NormNorm McGee  WR North Dakota
12 308 Dallas Cowboys Scott Ankrom  WR TCU
12 309 Detroit Lions James Cribbs  DE Memphis State
12 310 Green Bay Packers Shiver, StanStan Shiver  DB Florida State
12 311 Kansas City Chiefs Bill Jones  RB Southwest Texas State
12 312 Pittsburgh Steelers Carlton Haselrig † G Pitt-Johnstown
12 313 Atlanta Falcons Tony Bowick  DT Chattanooga
12 314 Indianapolis Colts DuBose, WilliamWilliam DuBose  RB South Carolina State
from Tampa Bay[R12 – 1]
12 315 Miami Dolphins J. B. Brown  DB Maryland
12 316 Washington Redskins Jimmie Johnson  TE Howard
from San Diego[R12 – 2]
12 317 Washington Redskins Joe Mickles  RB Ole Miss
12 318 Phoenix Cardinals Nelson, ToddTodd Nelson  G Wisconsin
12 319 San Francisco 49ers Antonio Goss  LB North Carolina
from LA Raiders[R12 – 3]
12 320 Denver Broncos Javis, JohnJohn Javis  WR Howard
12 321 New York Jets Snead III, WillieWillie Snead III  WR Florida
12 322 Seattle Seahawks Kors, R.J.R.J. Kors  DB Long Beach State
12 323 Indianapolis Colts Steve Taylor  QB Nebraska
12 324 New England Patriots Chubb, AaronAaron Chubb  LB TCU
12 325 Houston Oilers Chuck Hartlieb  QB Iowa
12 326 New York Giants Smith, EricEric Smith  DE Miami (FL)
12 327 New Orleans Saints Cadore, MikeMike Cadore  WR Eastern Kentucky
12 328 Cleveland Browns Brown, MarlonMarlon Brown  LB Memphis State
12 329 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Young, TerryTerry Young  DB Georgia Southern
from LA Rams[R12 – 4]
12 330 Chicago Bears Weygand, FreddyFreddy Weygand  WR Auburn
from Philadelphia[R12 – 5]
12 331 Minnesota Vikings Woodson, ShawnShawn Woodson  LB James Madison
12 332 Buffalo Bills Marshall, DerrellDerrell Marshall  T USC
12 333 Chicago Bears Phillips, AnthonyAnthony Phillips  G Oklahoma
12 334 Cincinnati Bengals Scott Jones  T Washington
12 335 Minnesota Vikings Ross, EverettEverett Ross  WR Ohio State
from San Francisco via LA Raiders[R12 – 6]

Supplemental draft

The supplemental draft was held on Friday, July 7.[10][11]

Rnd. Pick Team Player Pos. College Notes
1 — Dallas Cowboys Steve Walsh  QB Miami (FL)
1 — Phoenix Cardinals Timm Rosenbach  QB Washington State
1 — Denver Broncos Bobby Humphrey † RB Alabama
8 — Buffalo Bills Brett Young  DB Oregon
12 — Dallas Cowboys Lowman, MikeMike Lowman  RB Coffeyville J.C.

Notable undrafted players

† Pro Bowler[notes 1]
Original NFL team Player Pos. College Notes
Buffalo Bills Louie Aguiar  P Utah State
Buffalo Bills Charlie Baumann  K West Virginia
Buffalo Bills Matt Jaworski  LB Colgate
Chicago Bears James Coley  TE Clemson
Chicago Bears Steve Hyche  LB West Alabama
Chicago Bears Garrett Limbrick  RB Oklahoma State
Chicago Bears Tom Waddle  WR Boston College
Cincinnati Bengals Ken Moyer  G Toledo
Cincinnati Bengals Todd Philcox  QB Syracuse
Dallas Cowboys Scott Adams  T Georgia
Dallas Cowboys John Duff  TE New Mexico
Dallas Cowboys Darryl Ford  LB New Mexico State
Dallas Cowboys Kenny Tippins  LB Middle Tennessee
Detroit Lions Bruce Alexander  CB Stephen F. Austin
Detroit Lions James Dixon  WR Houston
Detroit Lions John Miller  S Michigan State
Houston Oilers Steve Avery  FB Northern Michigan
Houston Oilers Erik Norgard  C Colorado
Indianapolis Colts Ben Jefferson  G Maryland
Indianapolis Colts Anthony Parker  CB Arizona State
Los Angeles Raiders Keith English  P Colorado
Miami Dolphins Andre Brown  WR Miami
New England Patriots Glenn Antrum  WR UConn
New England Patriots Terrence Cooks  LB Nicholls State
New England Patriots Peter Shorts  DT Illinois State
New Orleans Saints Paul Frazier  RB Northwestern State
New Orleans Saints Jason Garrett  QB Princeton
New York Giants Frank Miotke  WR Grand Valley State
New York Giants Björn Nittmo  K Appalachian State
New York Jets Greg Werner  TE DePauw
Philadelphia Eagles Anthony Edwards  WR New Mexico Highlands
Philadelphia Eagles Steve Gabbard  T Florida State
Phoenix Cardinals Tim Jorden  TE Indiana
Phoenix Cardinals Kevin Lewis  DB Northwestern State
Pittsburgh Steelers Terry O’Shea  TE California (PA)
Pittsburgh Steelers Tracy Simien  LB TCU
San Diego Chargers Michael Brooks  DB NC State
San Diego Chargers Wayne Walker  WR Texas Tech
Seattle Seahawks Willie Bouyer  WR Michigan State
Seattle Seahawks Rod Stephens  LB Georgia Tech
Tampa Bay Buccaneers John Harvey  RB UTEP
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Alvin Mitchell  RB Auburn
Washington Redskins Carl Harry  WR Utah

Hall of Famers

  • Barry Sanders, running back from Oklahoma State, taken third overall by Detroit Lions.
Inducted: Professional Football Hall of Fame class of 2004[12]
  • Troy Aikman, quarterback from UCLA, taken first overall by Dallas Cowboys.
Inducted: Professional Football Hall of Fame class of 2006[13]
  • Derrick Thomas, linebacker from Alabama, taken fourth overall by Kansas City Chiefs.
Inducted: Professional Football Hall of Fame class of 2009 (posthumous)[14]
  • Deion Sanders, cornerback from Florida State, taken fifth overall by Atlanta Falcons.
Inducted: Professional Football Hall of Fame class of 2011[15]
  • Steve Atwater, safety from Arkansas, taken twentieth overall by Denver Broncos.
Inducted: Professional Football Hall of Fame class of 2020

Trades

In the explanations below, (D) denotes trades that took place during the 1989 draft, while (PD) indicates trades completed pre-draft.

Round 1

  1. ^ No. 11: LA Raiders → Chicago (PD). The LA Raiders traded a first-round selection (11th overall) and a 1990 third-round selection to Chicago in exchange for WR Willie Gault.
  2. ^ No. 12: Washington → Chicago (PD). Washington sent a first-round selection (12th overall) and a 1988 first-round selection to Chicago as compensation for signing free agent LB Wilber Marshall.
  3. ^ No. 13: Denver → Cleveland (D). Denver traded a first-round selection (13th overall) to Cleveland in exchange for first-, second-, fifth- and tenth-round selections (20th, 47th, 134th and 241st overall).
  4. ^ No. 15: Indianapolis → Seattle (PD). Indianapolis traded a first-round selection (15th overall) and a 1990 first-round selection to Seattle in exchange for LB Fredd Young.
  5. ^ No. 17: Seattle → Phoenix (PD). Seattle traded first- and fifth-round selections (17th and 128th overall) and a 1988 fifth-round selection to Phoenix in exchange for QB Kelly Stouffer.
  6. ^ No. 20: Cleveland → Denver (D). See Round 1: Denver → Cleveland.
  7. ^ No. 22: Philadelphia → Indianapolis (PD). Philadelphia traded a first-round selection (22nd overall) and a 1990 fourth-round selection to Indianapolis in exchange for G Ron Solt.
  8. ^ No. 24: Minnesota → Pittsburgh (PD). Minnesota traded a first-round selection (24th overall) to Pittsburgh in exchange for LB Mike Merriweather.
  9. ^ No. 25: Chicago → Miami (D). Chicago traded a first-round selection (25th overall) to Miami in exchange for second- and third-round selections (36th and 65th overall).
  10. ^ No. 26: Buffalo → Indianapolis → LA Rams. Multiple trades:
           Buffalo → Indianapolis (PD). Buffalo traded first- and second-round selections (26th and 53rd overall), a 1988 first-round selection and RB Greg Bell to Indianapolis in exchange for LB Cornelius Bennett.
           Indianapolis → LA Rams (PD). Indianapolis traded a first-round selection and two second-round selections (26th, 45th and 53rd overall), two 1988 first-round selections and a 1988 second-round selection, RB Greg Bell and RB Owen Gill to the LA Rams in exchange for RB Eric Dickerson.
  11. ^ No. 27: Cincinnati → Atlanta (D). Cincinnati traded a first-round selection (27th overall) to Atlanta in exchange for second- and fourth-round selections (35th and 89th overall).

Round 2

  1. ^ No. 31: Green Bay → Cleveland (D). Green Bay traded second- and fifth-round selections (31st and 114th overall) to Cleveland in exchange for third- and fifth-round selections (74th and 127th overall), a 1990 first-round selection and RB Herman Fontenot.
  2. ^ No. 35: Atlanta → Cincinnati (D). See Round 1: Cincinnati → Atlanta.
  3. ^ No. 36: Miami → Chicago (D). See Round 1: Chicago → Miami.
  4. ^ No. 38: Washington → Atlanta (D). Washington traded a second-round selection (38th overall) and a 1990 first-round selection to Atlanta in exchange for a 1990 fifth-round selection and RB Gerald Riggs.
  5. ^ No. 39: LA Raiders → Dallas (D). The LA Raiders traded second-, third- and fifth-round selections (39th, 68th and 119th overall) to Dallas in exchange for a sixth-round selection (140th overall) and the rights to G Steve Wisniewski (drafted by Dallas in the second round).
  6. ^ No. 45: Indianapolis → LA Rams (PD). See Round 1: Indianapolis → LA Rams.
  7. ^ No. 47: Cleveland → Denver (D). See Round 1: Denver → Cleveland.
  8. ^ No. 51: NY Giants → San Diego (D). The NY Giants traded a second-round selection (51st overall) to San Diego in exchange for third-, fourth- and seventh-round selections (64th, 93rd and 175th overall).
  9. ^ No. 53: Buffalo → Indianapolis → LA Rams. Multiple trades:
           Buffalo → Indianapolis (PD). See Round 1: Buffalo → Indianapolis.
           Indianapolis → LA Rams (PD). See Round 1: Indianapolis → LA Rams.

Round 3

  1. ^ No. 63: Tampa Bay → New England (PD). Tampa Bay traded a third-round selection (63rd overall) to New England in exchange for WR Stephen Starring.
  2. ^ No. 64: San Diego → NY Giants (D). See Round 2: NY Giants → San Diego.
  3. ^ No. 65: Miami → Chicago (D). See Round 1: Chicago → Miami.
  4. ^ No. 68: LA Raiders → San Diego → LA Raiders → Dallas. Multiple trades:
           LA Raiders → San Diego (PD). The LA Raiders traded third- and fourth-round selections (68th and 95th overall) and OT John Clay to San Diego in exchange for OT Jim Lachey.
           San Diego → LA Raiders (PD). San Diego traded third- and fourth-round selections (68th and 95th overall), and a 1990 fourth-round selection to the Raiders in exchange for RB Napoleon McCallum.
           LA Raiders → Dallas (PD). See Round 2: LA Raiders → Dallas.
  5. ^ No. 74: Cleveland → Green Bay (D). See Round 2: Green Bay → Cleveland.
  6. ^ No. 81: Chicago → Philadelphia (D). Chicago traded a third-round selection (81st overall) to Philadelphia in exchange for fifth-, seventh-, eighth-, ninth-, tenth-, eleventh- and twelfth-round selections (130th, 189th, 216th, 243rd, 270th, 297th and 330rd).

Round 4

  1. ^ No. 89: Atlanta → Cincinnati (D). See Round 1: Cincinnati → Atlanta.
  2. ^ No. 93: San Diego → NY Giants (D). See Round 2: NY Giants → San Diego.
  3. ^ No. 95: LA Raiders → San Diego → LA Raiders → Chicago. Multiple trades:
           LA Raiders → San Diego (PD). See Round 3: LA Raiders → San Diego.
           San Diego → LA Raiders (PD). See Round 3: San Diego → LA Raiders.
           LA Raiders → Chicago (D). The LA Raiders traded a fourth-round selection (95th overall) to Chicago in exchange for fourth- and sixth-round selections (110th and 165th overall).
  4. ^ No. 96: Washington → New England (D). Washington traded a fourth-round selection (96th overall) to New England in exchange for a 1988 fifth-round selection.
  5. ^ No. 103: Philadelphia → Seattle (PD). Philadelphia traded a fourth-round selection (103rd overall) to Seattle in exchange for OT Ron Heller.
  6. ^ No. 110: Chicago → LA Raiders → Washington. Multiple trades:
           Chicago → LA Raiders (D). See Round 4: LA Raiders → Chicago.
           LA Raiders → Washington (D). The Raiders traded fourth- and fifth-round selections (110th and 139th overall), and OT Jim Lachey to Washington in exchange for QB Jay Schroeder.

Round 5

  1. ^ No. 114: Green Bay → Cleveland (D). See Round 2: Green Bay → Cleveland.
  2. ^ No. 116: Kansas City → Cleveland (PD). Kansas City traded a fifth-round selection (116th overall) to Cleveland in exchange for LB Mike Junkin.
  3. ^ No. 119: Atlanta → LA Raiders → Dallas. Multiple trades:
           Atlanta → LA Raiders (PD). Atlanta traded a fifth-round selection (119th overall) to the LA Raiders in exchange for WR Jessie Hester.
           LA Raiders → Dallas (D). See Round 2: LA Raiders → Dallas.
  4. ^ No. 122: LA Raiders → San Francisco (D). The LA Raiders traded a fifth-round selection (122nd overall) to San Francisco in exchange for fifth- and eighth-round selections (139th and 223rd overall).
  5. ^ No. 124: Washington → Green Bay (D). Washington traded fifth- and eighth-round selections (124th and 206th overall) and the rights to WR Erik Affholter (drafted by Washington in the fourth round) to Green Bay in exchange for the rights to QB Jeff Graham (drafted by Green Bay in the fourth round).
  6. ^ No. 125: Denver → Dallas (PD). Denver traded a fifth-round selection (125th overall) to Dallas in exchange for RB Tony Dorsett.
  7. ^ No. 127: New England → Cleveland → Green Bay. Multiple trades:
           New England → Cleveland (PD). New England traded a fifth-round selection (127th overall) to Cleveland in exchange for C Mike Baab.
           Cleveland → Green Bay (D). See Round 2: Green Bay → Cleveland.
  8. ^ No. 128: Seattle → Phoenix (PD). See Round 1: Seattle → Phoenix.
  9. ^ No. 129: Indianapolis → Washington (D). Indianapolis traded a fifth-round selection (129th overall) to Washington in exchange for 1990 fourth- and eighth-round selections.
  10. ^ No. 130: Philadelphia → Chicago (D). See Round 3: Chicago → Philadelphia.
  11. ^ No. 134: Cleveland → Denver (D). See Round 1: Denver → Cleveland.
  12. ^ No. 139: San Francisco → LA Raiders → Washington. Multiple trades:
           San Francisco → LA Raiders (D). See Round 5: LA Raiders → San Francisco.
           LA Raiders → Washington (D). See Round 4: LA Raiders → Washington.

Round 6

  1. ^ No. 140: Dallas → LA Raiders (D). See Round 2: LA Raiders → Dallas.
  2. ^ No. 148: San Diego → LA Rams (PD). San Diego traded a sixth-round selection (148th overall), a 1988 second-round selection and RB Buford McGee to the LA Rams in exchange for RB Barry Redden.
  3. ^ No. 151: LA Raiders → NY Jets (PD). The LA Raiders traded a sixth-round selection (151st overall) to the NY Jets in exchange for CB Russell Carter.
  4. ^ No. 154: Seattle → Tampa Bay (PD). Seattle traded a sixth-round selection (154th overall) and DL Randy Edwards to Tampa Bay in exchange for OT Ron Heller.
  5. ^ No. 156: New England → LA Raiders (D). New England traded a sixth-round selection (156th overall) to the LA Raiders in exchange for sixth- and eighth-round selections (165th and 223rd overall).
  6. ^ No. 165: Chicago → LA Raiders → New England. Multiple trades:
           Chicago → LA Raiders (D). See Round 4: LA Raiders → Chicago.
           LA Raiders → New England (D). See Round 6: New England → LA Raiders.

Round 7

  1. ^ No. 173: Tampa Bay → Buffalo (PD). Tampa Bay traded a seventh-round selection (173rd overall) to Buffalo in exchange for LB Eugene Marve.
  2. ^ No. 175: San Diego → NY Giants (D). See Round 2: NY Giants → San Diego.
  3. ^ No. 178: LA Raiders → New England (PD). The LA Raiders traded a seventh-round selection (178th overall) and a 1988 tenth-round selection to New England in exchange for OT Brian Holloway.
  4. ^ No. 183: New England → San Diego (PD). New England traded a seventh-round selection (183th overall) to San Diego in exchange for LB Thomas Benson.
  5. ^ No. 185: NY Giants → Indianapolis (PD). The NY Giants traded a seventh-round selection (185th overall) to Indianapolis in exchange for TE Tim Sherwin.
  6. ^ No. 189: Philadelphia → Chicago (D). See Round 3: Chicago → Philadelphia.
  7. ^ No. 195: San Francisco → San Diego (PD). San Francisco traded a seventh-round selection (195th overall), a 1990 seventh-round selection and C Fred Quillan to San Diego in exchange for WR Wes Chandler.

Round 8

  1. ^ No. 206: Washington → Green Bay (D). See Round 5: Washington → Green Bay.
  2. ^ No. 216: Philadelphia → Chicago (PD). See Round 3: Chicago → Philadelphia.
  3. ^ No. 220: Buffalo → Kansas City (PD). Buffalo traded an eighth-round selection (220th overall) and a 1990 fifth-round selection to Kansas City in exchange for a 1990 eighth-round selection and DE Art Still.
  4. ^ No. 223: San Francisco → LA Raiders → New England. Multiple trades:
           San Francisco → LA Raiders (D). See Round 5: LA Raiders → San Francisco.
           LA Raiders → New England (D). See Round 6: New England → LA Raiders.

Round 9

  1. ^ No. 241: Cleveland → Denver (D). See Round 1: Denver → Cleveland.
  2. ^ No. 243: Philadelphia → Chicago (PD). See Round 3: Chicago → Philadelphia.
  3. ^ No. 247: Minnesota → New England (PD). Minnesota traded a ninth-round selection (247th overall) to New England in exchange for a 1988 eleventh-round selection.

Round 10

  1. ^ No. 256: Atlanta → Cincinnati (D). See Round 1: Cincinnati → Atlanta.
  2. ^ No. 270: Philadelphia → Chicago (PD). See Round 3: Chicago → Philadelphia.
  3. ^ No. 275: Minnesota → Miami (PD). Minnesota traded a tenth-round selection (275th overall) and a 1988 sixth-round selection to Miami in exchange for OL Greg Koch.

Round 11

  1. ^ No. 289: LA Raiders → San Francisco (D). The LA Raiders traded an eleventh-round selection (289th overall) to San Francisco in exchange for a twelfth-round selection (335th overall) and a 1990 twelfth-round selection.
  2. ^ No. 290: Washington → LA Rams → Tampa Bay. Multiple trades:
           Washington → LA Rams (PD). Washington traded an eleventh-round selection (290th overall) and a 1988 twelfth-round selection to the LA Rams in exchange for a 1988 twelfth-round selection.
           LA Rams → Tampa Bay (??). The LA Rams traded two eleventh-round selections and a twelfth-round selection (290th, 302nd and 329th overall) to Tampa Bay in exchange for a 1990 eighth-round selection.
  3. ^ No. 297: Philadelphia → Chicago (PD). See Round 3: Chicago → Philadelphia.
  4. ^ No. 302: LA Rams → Tampa Bay (??). See Round 11: LA Rams → Tampa Bay.

Round 12

  1. ^ No. 314: Tampa Bay → Indianapolis (PD). Tampa Bay traded a twelfth-round selection (314th overall) to Indianapolis in exchange for QB Joe Ferguson.
  2. ^ No. 316: San Diego → Washington (D). San Diego traded a twelfth-round selection (316th overall) to Washington in exchange for a 1990 twelfth-round selection.
  3. ^ No. 319: LA Raiders → San Francisco (PD). The LA Raiders traded a twelfth-round selection (319th overall) to San Francisco in exchange for LB Milt McColl.
  4. ^ No. 329: LA Rams → Tampa Bay (??). See Round 11: LA Rams → Tampa Bay.
  5. ^ No. 330: Philadelphia → Chicago (PD). See Round 3: Chicago → Philadelphia.
  6. ^ No. 335: San Francisco → LA Raiders → Minnesota. Multiple trades:
           San Francisco → LA Raiders (D). See Round 11: LA Raiders → San Francisco.
           LA Raiders → Minnesota (D). The LA Raiders traded a twelfth-round selection (335th overall) to Minnesota in exchange for a 1990 eleventh-round selection.

Forfeited picks

One selection in the 1989 draft was forfeited:

  1. ^ Minnesota forfeited a fifth-round selection after selecting WR Ryan Bethea in the 1988 supplemental draft.

Notes

  1. ^ Players are identified as a Pro Bowler if they were selected for the Pro Bowl at any time in their career.

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  8. ^ Players are identified as a Hall of Famer if they have been inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
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