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Notable NFL Supplemental Draft picks
From Brian Bosworth to Cris Carter, many players who have found success in the National Football League found their opportunity through the annual supplemental draft. With the 2019 supplemental draft upon us, take a look at notable former supplemental draft picks, excluding those selected through the 1984 supplemental draft for USFL and CFL players.
Cleveland Browns, 1985-1993; Dallas Cowboys, 1993; Miami Dolphins, 1994-1996
» One-time Super Bowl champion (as a back-up with the Cowboys)
» Voted to one Pro Bowl
» Started 108 career games
» Passed for 23,301 career yards and 124 career touchdowns
Seattle Seahawks, 1987-1989
» Played in 24 career games, all of which were starts
» Named to 1987 NFL All-Rookie Team
» Career ended early as a result of a shoulder injury sustained during the 1988 season
Philadelphia Eagles, 1987-1989; Minnesota Vikings, 1990-2001; Miami Dolphins, 2002
» Recorded 13,899 career receiving yards and 130 career receiving touchdowns (fourth in NFL history)
» Voted to eight Pro Bowls, First Team All-Pro two times
» NFL 1990s All-Decade Team
» Enshrined into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2013
Dallas Cowboys, 1989; New Orleans Saints, 1991, 1993; Chicago Bears, 1994-1995; St. Louis Rams, 1996; Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 1997-1998; Indianapolis Colts, 1999
» Started 38 career games, compiling a 20-18 record
» Logged 40 touchdowns to 50 interceptions in his career
» Started three career playoff games, going 1-2 in those contests
Denver Broncos, 1989-1991; Miami Dolphins, 1992
» Rushed for 2,857 career yards and 15 touchdowns in 51 games
» Voted to one Pro Bowl (1991)
New York Jets, 1990-1994; Arizona Cardinals, 1995-1999
» Recorded 9,368 career receiving yards and 49 receiving touchdowns
» Voted to two Pro Bowls, First Team All-Pro one time
» Led the NFL in receiving yards (1,584) in 1997
» Selected to 1990 NFL All-Rookie Team
New York Giants, 1992-1997; Arizona Cardinals, 1998-2001)
» Started 60 career games, going 26-34 in those contests
» Passed for 10,248 career yards and threw 44 touchdowns to 58 interceptions
» Started in all but one game for the Giants from 1994-1996
New York Giants, 1994-1998; Indianapolis Colts, 1999
» Played in 83 career games, including 47 starts
» Recorded eight career interceptions and five fumble recoveries
» Logged three career defensive touchdowns
Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 1997-1999; Minnesota Vikings, 2000; Chicago Bears, 2001-2002
» Played in 81 games, including 26 starts
» Logged 517 receiving yards and six touchdowns in his career
San Diego Chargers, 1998-2009; Denver Broncos, 2010
» Played in 164 career games, including 138 starts
» Voted to three Pro Bowls, First Team All-Pro two times
» Recorded 13.0 career sacks
Green Bay Packers, 1998-2004; Carolina Panthers, 2005-2007; Seattle Seahawks, 2008
» Played in 152 career games, including 138 starts
» Voted to one Pro Bowl
» Started every game he appeared in from 2001-2008 (119 starts)
Houston Texans, 2003-2005; Arizona Cardinals, 2006; St. Louis Rams, 2007; Jacksonville Jaguars, 2008
» Played in 53 career games, including 47 starts
» Started 12-plus games in three-straight seasons (2005-2007)
Cincinnati Bengals, 2006-2007; San Francisco 49ers, 2009-2016; Green Bay Packers, 2017
» Has played in 145 career games, including 104 starts
» Voted to one Pro Bowl
» Has logged 350 tackles and 53.5 career sacks
» Has had six-plus sacks in each of the last six seasons
San Diego Chargers, 2008-2011
» Played in 57 career games, including 12 starts
» Logged 124 tackles and four interceptions
» Recovered four fumbles, one of which he returned for a touchdown
Baltimore Ravens, 2007-2009; Kansas City Chiefs, 2011; San Diego Chargers, 2012
» Played in 53 career games, including 37 starts
» Tied for the tallest offensive lineman in NFL history (6-foot-9)
Oakland Raiders, 2011-2013; Cleveland Browns, 2015-2016; Washington Redskins, 2017
» 3-7 career record as a quarterback
» Has logged 79 receptions, 1,071 yards and four touchdowns as a receiver
» Second player in NFL history with a 1,000-yard passing season and a 1,000-yard receiving season, joining Marlin Briscoe
Cleveland Browns, 2012-2018; New England Patriots, 2018-present
» Logged 220 receptions, 3,826 receiving yards and 19 receiving touchdowns
» Led the NFL in receiving yards in 2013 with 1,646 despite missing the first two games due to suspension
» Only player ever to record back-to-back games with 200-plus receiving yards (Recorded 498 receiving yards in Week 12 and Week 13 of the 2013 season)
