🏈 Since 1936 · 60 Questions

NFL Draft
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Where was Tom Brady drafted? How about Montana, Rice, Marino? Six categories. 60 verified questions. Test your draft IQ.

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The NFL Draft has been the lifeblood of pro football since 1936, turning college stars into franchise legends — and occasionally producing the biggest sports busts ever. This quiz covers the signature draft picks in NFL history: where the all-time greats were actually picked, who went #1 overall, who became the biggest busts, the steals that changed franchises, and the undrafted legends who proved everyone wrong. Pick a category or play all 60.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When was the first NFL Draft held? ▼
The first NFL Draft was held on February 8, 1936, in Philadelphia. Jay Berwanger, the first-ever Heisman Trophy winner, was selected #1 overall by the Philadelphia Eagles.
Where was Tom Brady drafted? ▼
Tom Brady was drafted 199th overall in the 6th round of the 2000 NFL Draft by the New England Patriots. He was the 7th quarterback taken that year and is widely considered the biggest draft steal in NFL history.
Who was the last player picked in the NFL Draft called? ▼
Mr. Irrelevant — a tradition since 1976 where the final pick of the NFL Draft receives media attention, a trophy, and a week of celebration in Newport Beach, California.
How many rounds are in the NFL Draft? ▼
The NFL Draft currently has 7 rounds. This was established in 1994; earlier drafts had as many as 30 rounds in the 1940s.
Who holds the record for being picked #1 overall the most times? ▼
No team or player can be picked #1 multiple times, but the Indianapolis Colts franchise has the most #1 overall picks in NFL history, selecting first seven times across their history in Baltimore and Indianapolis.