Draft Picks By College
The following schools have had multiple players selected by the Washington Redskins since the 1936 NFL Draft through the 2013 NFL Draft. This does not include the 1950 AAFC Dispersal Draft and the Supplemental Drafts (1984, 2009).
| Picks | College |
|---|---|
| 33 | Notre Dame |
| 29 | Southern California |
| 21 | Penn State |
| 20 | Alabama |
| 18 | Maryland |
| Nebraska | |
| Tennessee | |
| 17 | Michigan |
| 16 | Georgia Tech |
| Michigan State | |
| Purdue | |
| Texas A&M | |
| 15 | California |
| Duke | |
| Georgia | |
| Mississippi | |
| North Carolina | |
| Ohio State | |
| Texas | |
| 14 | Iowa |
| Minnesota | |
| Pittsburgh | |
| Stanford | |
| UCLA | |
| 13 | Auburn |
| Colorado | |
| Illinois | |
| Oklahoma | |
| 12 | Florida |
| Missouri | |
| Washington State | |
| 11 | Louisiana State |
| Miami | |
| Northwestern | |
| Oregon | |
| Oregon State | |
| 10 | Arizona |
| Arizona State | |
| Arkansas | |
| Indiana | |
| Syracuse | |
| Tulane | |
| Vanderbilt | |
| Villanova | |
| 9 | Holy Cross |
| Texas Christian | |
| Washington | |
| 8 | Baylor |
| Florida State | |
| Kentucky | |
| North Carolina State | |
| Utah | |
| Virginia | |
| West Virginia | |
| 7 | Boston College |
| Colgate | |
| Oklahoma State | |
| Rice | |
| Richmond | |
| San Diego State | |
| South Carolina | |
| Southern Methodist | |
| Texas-El Paso | |
| Tulsa | |
| Wisconsin | |
| 6 | Clemson |
| George Washington | |
| Idaho | |
| Iowa State | |
| Kansas | |
| Kansas State | |
| Texas Tech | |
| Wake Forest | |
| 5 | Brigham Young |
| Cincinnati | |
| Colorado State | |
| Georgetown | |
| Nevada, Las Vegas | |
| North Texas State | |
| San Jose State | |
| Santa Clara | |
| William & Mary | |
| 4 | Cornell |
| Detroit Mercy | |
| Hawaii | |
| Memphis State | |
| Mississippi State | |
| Princeton | |
| Utah State | |
| Virginia Tech | |
| 3 | Boise State |
| Connecticut | |
| Dayton | |
| Delaware | |
| Delaware State | |
| Elon | |
| Florida A&M | |
| Fresno State | |
| Hardin-Simmons | |
| Houston | |
| Louisville | |
| Loyola | |
| Nevada | |
| Nicholls State | |
| Northwestern State | |
| Ohio | |
| Pacific | |
| Rutgers | |
| Scranton | |
| Tenn. A&I/Tenn. State | |
| Washington & Lee | |
| 2 | Alabama A&M |
| Arkansas AM&N | |
| Arkansas State | |
| Army | |
| Boston University | |
| Bowling Green | |
| California-Santa Barbara | |
| Cameron | |
| Central Florida | |
| Central Michigan | |
| Centre College | |
| Duquesne | |
| East Carolina | |
| Jackson State | |
| Lamar | |
| Lehigh | |
| Louisiana Tech | |
| Marquette | |
| Maryland Eastern Shore | |
| New York | |
| North Alabama | |
| Northeast Louisiana | |
| Rochester | |
| Sam Houston State | |
| South Dakota | |
| Southern | |
| Southern Mississippi | |
| Southwest Texas State | |
| Southwestern Louisiana | |
| Springfield (Mass.) | |
| St. Mary's (Cal.) | |
| St. Norbert | |
| Temple | |
| Troy State | |
| Virginia Military Institute | |
| Waynesburg | |
| West Texas State | |
| Western Michigan | |
| Wheaton (Ill.) | |
| Willamette | |
| Wyoming | |
| Xavier |
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