2007 Nebraska Cornhuskers Football Team - Draft Picks, Signees, or Other Future Professional Players

Draft Picks, Signees, or Other Future Professional Players

  • Prince Amukamara, 2011 1st–round pick of the New York Giants
  • Larry Asante, 2010 4th–round pick of the Cleveland Browns
  • Zackary Bowman, 2008 5th–round pick of the Chicago Bears
  • Lance Brandenburgh, 2008 free agent signee of the San Francisco 49ers
  • Chris Brooks, 2010 free agent signee of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
  • Brett Byford, 2008 free agent signee of the New York Jets
  • Phillip Dillard, 2010 4th–round pick of the New York Giants
  • Joe Ganz, 2009 free agent signee of the Washington Redskins
  • Cody Glenn, 2009 5th–round pick of the Washington Redskins
  • Tierre Green, 2008 free agent signee of the Green Bay Packers
  • Cortney Grixby, 2008 free agent signee of the Carolina Panthers
  • Eric Hagg, 2011 7th–round pick of the Cleveland Browns
  • Frantz Hardy, 2008 free agent signee of the Philadelphia Eagles
  • Roy Helu, Jr., 2011 4th–round pick of the Washington Redskins
  • Alex Henery, 2011 4th–round pick of the Philadelphia Eagles
  • Ricky Henry, 2011 UFL 1st–round pick of the Hartford Colonials
  • Brandon Johnson, Sioux City Bandits
  • Andre Jones, Central Valley Coyotes
  • D.J. Jones, 2011 UFL 6th–round pick of the Omaha Nighthawks
  • Sam Keller, 2008 free agent signee of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
  • Marlon Lucky, 2009 free agent signee of the Cincinnati Bengals
  • Corey McKeon, 2008 free agent signee of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
  • Lydon Murtha, 2009 7th–round pick of the Miami Dolphins
  • Carl Nicks, 2008 5th–round pick of the New Orleans Saints
  • Matt O'Hanlon, 2010 free agent signee of the Carolina Panthers
  • Steve Octavien, 2008 free agent signee of the Kansas City Chiefs
  • Niles Paul, 2011 5th–round pick of the Washington Redskins
  • Todd Peterson, 2009 free agent signee of the Jacksonville Jaguars
  • Zach Potter, 2009 free agent signee of the New York Jets
  • Andy Poulosky, Sioux City Bandits
  • Maurice Purify, 2008 free agent signee of the Cincinnati Bengals
  • Bo Ruud, 2008 6th–round pick of the New England Patriots
  • Matt Slauson, 2009 6th–round pick of the New York Jets
  • Mike Smith, 2011 UFL 5th–round pick of the Omaha Nighthawks
  • Ty Steinkuhler, 2009 free agent signee of the New York Jets
  • Ndamukong Suh, 2010 1st–round pick of the Detroit Lions
  • Nate Swift, 2009 free agent signee of the Denver Broncos
  • Barry Turner, 2010 free agent signee of the Detroit Lions
  • Keith Williams, 2011 6th–round pick of the Pittsburgh Steelers
  • Kenny Wilson, Sioux City Bandits

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