The 2025 NFL Draft gets underway Thursday, April 24, with a new batch of over 200 football players getting their name called in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

There have been plenty of Oregon high school football players taken over the years, and more could be on the way this weekend.

Before the new class comes in, we take a look back at the 50 players selected in the draft since 2000 who played their high school days in Oregon.

There are also guys who made the league who were undrafted, but for this exercise, we’re focusing on the ones who heard their name called.

Here’s the complete list of names from 2000 who were drafted into the NFL:

James Whalen, La Salle Prep

– 5th round (157th) by Tampa Bay in 2000 from Kentucky

– Tight end, played three years in the NFL all for Dallas

– Caught 17 passes for 152 yards

AJ Feeley, Ontario

– 5th round (155th) by Philadelphia in 2001 from Oregon

– QB, played 10 seasons for Philadelphia, Miami and the Rams. Had stops with the Chargers and Carolina as well

– Played in 28 career games with 18 starts

– Threw for 4,618 yards with 28 TDs and 31 INTs. Ran for 49 yards and one TD

James Allen, Jefferson (PDX)

– 3rd round (82nd) by New Orleans in 2002 from Oregon State

– Linebacker, played four years in the NFL all for New Orleans

– 94 tackles, 4 forced and 3 recovered fumbles, and one INT for a TD in his career

Joey Harrington, Central Catholic

– 1st round (3rd) by Detroit in 2002 from Oregon

– QB, played six seasons for Detroit, Miami and Atlanta

– 76 career starts and 81 games played, averaged 3,084 yards and 7 TDs a year, 181.4 yards per game

– Totaled 14,693 passing yards with 79 TD passes and 85 INTs. Had 402 rushing yards, no TDs

Troy Polamalu, Douglas

– 1st round (16th) by Pittsburgh in 2003 from USC

– Safety, played 12 seasons all for the Pittsburgh Steelers

– Played 158 career games with 142 starts

– Racked up 783 tackles, 32 interceptions (with three returned for a TD), 14 forced fumbles, seven fumble recoveries (two returned for a TD) and 12 sacks

– Won two Super Bowls with the Steelers in 2005 and 2008

– Named first-team All-Pro four times with eight Pro Bowl appearances

– Named the Defensive Player of the Year in 2010

– Selected for the NFL Hall of Fame in 2020

Tim Euhus, Churchill

– 4th round (109th) by Buffalo in 2004 from Oregon State

– Tight end, played four seasons for Buffalo, Pittsburgh and Arizona

– 34 career games with 8 starts, 115 yards receiving with 2 TDs

Derek Anderson, Scappoose

– 6th round (213th) by Baltimore in 2005 from Oregon State

– QB, played 13 seasons for Cleveland, Arizona, Carolina and Buffalo

– Suited up for 78 career games with 49 starts, averaged 139.5 passing yards per game

– Totaled 10,878 passing yards with 60 TDs and 64 INTs for his career. Had 226 rushing yards with five TDs

– Named to the Pro Bowl in 2007 and took seventh in Comeback Player of the Year voting

Bill Swancutt, Sprague

– 6th round (184th) by Detroit in 2005 from Oregon State

– Defensive end, played 8 career games for Detroit

Pat McQuistan, Lebanon

– 7th round (211th) by Dallas in 2006 from Weber State

– Tackle, played seven seasons for Dallas, Miami, New Orleans, Arizona and Tennessee

– Played in 72 career games

Paul McQuistan, Lebanon

– 3rd round (69th) by Raiders in 2006 from Weber State

– Offensive lineman, played eights seasons for Oakland, Seattle and Cleveland

– Biggest impact came in Seattle where he started 40 games and became a Super Bowl champion after the Seahawks won Super Bowl 48

Kellen Clemens, Burns

– 2nd round (49th overall) by the Jets in 2006 from Oregon

– QB, played 12 seasons for the New York Jets, St. Louis Rams and the Chargers

– Played 64 career games, started 21 of them and averaged 63.3 yards per game

– Threw for 4,053 career yards with 16 TDs and 21 INTs. Had 227 rushing yards with three TDs

Mike Hass, Jesuit

– 6th round (171st) by New Orleans in 2006 from Oregon State

– Wide receiver, played two NFL seasons for Chicago and Seattle

– Played in two career games

Legedu Naanee, Franklin

– 5th round (172nd) by the Chargers in 2007 from Boise State

– Wide receiver, played six seasons for the Chargers, Carolina and Miami.

– Played in 73 career games with 21 starts, averaged 16.9 receiving yards per game.

– Totaled 108 catches for 1,232 yards in his career with four TDs

Kevin Boss, Philomath

– 5th round (153rd) by NY Giants in 2007 from Western Oregon

– Second ever player drafted from Western Oregon in Division II

– Tight end, played six seasons for the Giants, Raiders and Kansas City.

– Played in 74 career games with 58 starts, averaged 27.5 receiving yards per game

– Made 150 career catches for 2,033 yards with 22 TDs

– Started all four games of the 2007 postseason with the Giants, making five catches for 142 yards

– Won Super Bowl 42 with the Giants, defeating the undefeated New England Patriots

Dante Rosario, Dayton

– 5th round (155th) by Carolina in 2007 from Oregon

– Tight end, played eight seasons for Carolina, Miami, Denver, the Chargers and Chicago.

– Played in 122 career games with 33 starts, averaged 10.1 receiving yards per game

– Made 116 career catches for 1,235 yards with eight TDs

Jordan Kent, Churchill

– 6th round (210th) by Seattle in 2007 from Oregon

– Wide receiver, played two seasons for Seattle and the Rams

– Played in 14 career games with one start, caught one ball for five yards

Roy Schuening, Pendleton

– 5th round (157th) by the Rams in 2008 from Oregon State

– Offensive lineman, played one NFL season with one game played

David Vobora, Churchill

– 7th round (252nd) by the Rams in 2008 from Idaho

– Taken with the last pick in the 2008 NFL Draft

– Linebacker, played four seasons for the St. Louis Rams and Seattle.

– Played in 40 games with 16 career starts

– Made 98 career tackles with two sacks and one forced fumble

Slade Norris, Jesuit

– 4th round (126th) by the Raiders in 2009 from Oregon State

– Linebacker, played two seasons for the Oakland Raiders and Jacksonville

– Played in nine career games, made four tackles

Matt Slauson, Sweet Home

– 6th round (193rd) by the Jets in 2009 from Nebraska

– Guard, played 10 seasons for the New York Jets, Chicago, the Chargers and Indianapolis

– Played 116 career games with 113 starts

Ndamukong Suh, Grant

– 1st round (2nd) by Detroit in 2010 from Nebraska

– Defensive tackle, played 13 seasons for Detroit, Miami, the Rams, Tampa Bay and Philadelphia

– Played in 199 career games with 191 starts with 600 tackles, 71.5 sacks, five forced fumbles and nine fumble recoveries with three going for touchdowns.

– Three-time first team All-Pro with five Pro Bowl selections

– Named the 2010 Defensive Rookie of the Year

– Won Super Bowl 45 with Tampa Bay with 10 tackles and 1.5 sacks across four games started

Owen Marecic, Jesuit

– 4th round (124th) by Cleveland in 2011 from Stanford

– Running back, played two seasons for Cleveland

– Played in 24 career games with six starts

– Had four rushing attempts for eight yards and made five catches for 31 yards

Alex Green, Benson

– 3rd round (96th) by Green Bay in 2011 from Hawaii

– Running back, played three seasons for Green Bay and the Jets

– Played in 29 career games with four starts

– Had 149 rushing attempts for 510 yards along with 21 catches for 139 yards

Gabe Miller, Lake Oswego

– 5th round (140th) by Kansas City in 2011 from Oregon State

– Linebacker, played one season for Washington

– Played in seven career games with four tackles

Jordan Poyer, Astoria

– 7th round (218th) by Philadelphia in 2013 from Oregon State

– Safety, played 12 seasons for Philadelphia, Cleveland, Buffalo and Miami

– Played 171 career games with 133 starts

– Made 904 career tackles along with 24 interceptions, including one INT return TD in 2017

– Also 12 sacks, nine forced fumbles and seven fumble recoveries

– One-time All-Pro first team and one-time Pro Bowl

– Currently a free agent

Taylor Hart, Tualatin

– 5th round (141st) by Philadelphia in 2014 from Oregon

– Defensive end, played two seasons for Philadelphia and San Francisco

– Played in 15 career games with one start

Kenneth Acker, Grant

– 6th round (180th) by San Francisco in 2014 from SMU

– Cornerback, played three seasons for San Francisco and Kansas City

– Played in 40 career games with 15 starts

– Grabbed four interceptions and recovered one fumble, along with 105 career tackles

David Mayo, Scappoose

– 5th round (169th) by Carolina in 2015 from Texas State

– Linebacker, played nine seasons for Carolina, New York Giants and Washington.

– Played in 132 career games with 31 starts

– Made 295 career tackles with one forced fumble and two fumble recoveries, along with five sacks

Owamagbe Odighizuwa, David Douglas

– 3rd round (74th) by the Giants in 2015 from UCLA

– Defensive end, played two seasons for the Giants

– Played 18 career games with six tackles

Isaac Seumalo, Corvallis

– 3rd round (79th) by Philadelphia in 2016 from Oregon State

– Guard, has played nine seasons so far for Philadelphia and Pittsburgh

– Played 111 career games with 90 starts

– Won Super Bowl 52 with the Eagles in 2017

– Named to the Pro Bowl in 2024

– Currently with the Steelers

Tyrone Holmes, Eagle Point

– 6th round (181st) by Jacksonville in 2016 from Montana

– Defensive end, played two seasons for Cleveland

– Played in 15 career games with nine tackles and one sack

Samson Ebukam, David Douglas

– 4th round (125th) by the Rams in 2017 from Eastern Washington

– Linebacker, played seven seasons so far for the Rams, San Francisco and Indianapolis

– Played 113 career games with 78 starts

– Posted 281 career tackles with 33 sacks, 11 forced fumbles, five fumble recoveries with one going for a TD, and one interception that also went for a TD

– Missed 2024 due to a torn Achilles tendon, still with the Colts

Justin Herbert, Sheldon

– 1st round (6th) by the Chargers in 2020 from Oregon

– Played five seasons so far, all for the Chargers

– Has made 79 career starts with 267 passing yards per game

– Totaled 21,093 passing yards so far along with 137 TDs to 45 INTs. Also has 1,217 rushing yards with 13 TDs

– Named the 2020 Offensive Rookie of the Year and has made two playoff starts

Ben Bartch, Blanchet Catholic

– 4th round (116th) by Jacksonville in 2020 from St. John’s (MN) (D3)

– Offensive lineman, played five seasons so far for Jacksonville and San Francisco

– Played 49 career games with 22 starts, currently with the 49ers

Blake Brandel, Central Catholic

– 6th round (203rd) by Minnesota in 2020 from Oregon State

– Tackle, played four seasons so far for Minnesota

– Played in 56 career games with 22 starts, 17 coming last season where he became a full-time starter for the Vikings

Brady Breeze, Central Catholic

– 6th round (215th) by Tennessee in 2021 from Oregon

– Defensive back, played two seasons for Tennessee and Detroit

– Played 11 career games and made six tackles

Elijah Molden, West Linn

– 3rd round (100th) by Tennessee in 2021 from Washington

– Cornerback, played four seasons so far for Tennessee and the Los Angeles Chargers

– Has played in 48 career games with 28 starts

– Collected 215 tackles and five interceptions so far, along with two INT return touchdowns

– Currently with the Chargers

John Bates, Nyssa/Lebanon

– 4th round (124th) by Washington in 2021 from Boise State

– Tight end, Played in four seasons so far for Washington

– Played in 67 career games with 25 starts

– Has 61 career catches for 592 yards and two TDs

– Started all three playoff games for the Commanders in 2024, made three catches for 31 yards

Marlon Tuipulotu, Central

– 6th round (189th) by Philadelphia in 2021 from USC

– Defensive tackle, played four seasons so far for Philadelphia and Kansas City

– Played in 30 career games with two starts

– Has made 47 tackles with three sacks and one fumble recovery

Talanoa Hufanga, Crescent Valley

– 5th round (180th) by San Francisco in 2021 from USC

– Safety, played four seasons so far for San Francisco

– Played in 49 career games with 37 starts

– Has 219 career tackles and seven interceptions with one pick-six. Also has two forced fumbles and two sacks

– Named to the All-Pro first team in 2022 as well as the Pro Bowl

– Signed with the Denver Broncos this offseason

Osa Odighizuwa, David Douglas

– 3rd round (75th) by Dallas in 2021 from UCLA

– Defensive tackle, played four seasons so far for Dallas

– Played in 67 career games with 63 starts

– Has 172 career tackles with 13.5 sacks and two forced fumbles

Samori Toure, Westview

– 7th round (258th) by Green Bay in 2022 from Montana/Nebraska

– Wide receiver, played two seasons so far for Green Bay

– Played in 22 career games with two starts

– Made 13 catches for 160 yards and one touchdown

– Currently with the Chicago Bears

Cole Turner, Clackamas

– 5th round (149th) by Washington in 2022 from Nevada

– Tight end, played two seasons so far for Washington

– Played in 22 career games with three starts

– Has 13 catches for 143 yards

Teagan Quitoriano, Sprague

– 5th round (170th) by Houston in 2022 from Oregon State

– Tight end, played three seasons so far for Houston

– Played in 23 career games with 15 starts

– Has nine catches for 146 yards and two TDs

– Currently signed with Atlanta

Daniel Hardy, Valley Catholic

– 7th round (235th) by the Rams in 2022 from Montana State

– Linebacker, played two seasons so far with the Rams and Chicago

– Played 23 career games with 16 total tackles and one forced fumble

– Currently with the Bears

Luke Musgrave, Bend

– 2nd round (42nd) by Green Bay in 2023 from Oregon State

– Tight end, played two seasons so far with Green Bay

– Played in 18 career games with 12 starts

– Has 41 catches for 397 yards and one TD

Tuli Tuipulotu, Central

– 2nd round (54th) by the Chargers in 2023 from USC

– Linebacker, played two seasons so far for the Chargers

– Played in 34 career games with 20 starts

– Has 95 career tackles with three forced fumbles and one fumble recovery

Alex Forsyth, West Linn

– 7th round (257th) by Denver in 2023 from Oregon

– Offensive lineman, played one season so far for Denver

– Played in 17 career games with four starts

Kitan Oladapo, Central Catholic

– 5th round (169th) by Green Bay in 2024 from Oregon State

– Safety, played on season so far for Green Bay

– Played in nine career games with seven tackles

Anthony Gould, West Salem

– 5th round (142nd) by Indianapolis in 2024 from Oregon State

– Wide receiver, played one season so far for Indianapolis

– Played in eight career games with one catch for 23 yards