Draft Picks
| Round | Player | Position | College |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tom BrownTom Brown | Guard | Minnesota |
| 2 | Herb AdderleyHerb Adderley | Halfback | Michigan State |
| 5 | Tom MatteTom Matte | Quarterback | Ohio State |
| 6 | Bill BrownBill Brown | Fullback | Illinois |
| 7 | Fred MautinoFred Mautino | Offensive end | Syracuse |
| 8 | Harold BeatyHarold Beaty | Tackle | Oklahoma State |
| 9 | Bernie CaseyBernie Casey | Fullback | Bowling Green |
| 10 | Joe ScibelliJoe Scibelli | Tackle | Notre Dame |
| 11 | Art GilmoreArt Gilmore | Halfback | Oregon State |
| 12 | Norris StevensonNorris Stevenson | Halfback | Missouri |
| 13 | Joe WendryhoskiJoe Wendryhoski | Tackle | Illinois |
| 14 | Jim CunninghamJim Cunningham | Fullback | Pittsburgh |
| 15 | Irv CrossIrv Cross | Offensive end | Northwestern |
| 16 | Jerry SteffenJerry Steffen | Halfback | Colorado |
| 17 | Mike PlyeMike Plye | Tackle | Yale |
| 18 | Alfred BentleyAlfred Bentley | Offensive end | Arkansas State |
| 19 | Jim KerrJim Kerr | Halfback | Penn State |
| 20 | Neil PlumleyNeil Plumley | Tackle | Oregon State |
| 21 | Bob BrooksBob Brooks | Fullback | Ohio |
| 22 | Wayne FontesWayne Fontes | Halfback | Michigan State |
| 23 | Mickey WalkerMickey Walker | Halfback | Michigan State |
| 24 | Howard DyerHoward Dyer | Quarterback | Virginia Military Institution |
| 25 | Andy GriffithAndy Griffith | Halfback | American International |
| 26 | Bob SmithBob Smith | Halfback | UCLA |
| 27 | Moses GrayMoses Gray | Tackle | Indiana |
| 28 | Fred CoxFred Cox | Halfback | Pittsburgh |
| 30 | William MimerlyWilliam Mimerly | Halfback | Connecticut |
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