Jordan Addison Should Be USC’s 84th First Round Draft Choice

Allen Wallace

1 year ago

Jordan Addison is a slam-dunk late-first-round pick per most Draft projections

Addison is seeking to become USC’s 84th first-round Draft selection on Thursday, April 27.

The 2008 USC class produced the most first-rounders overall, with four. Only the 1968 class had more, with five first-rounders (including four picks in the top 16).

Addison intends to bring his mom, dad, and two brothers with him to the Draft. “It’s just an accomplishment for all of us, not just me.”

USC’s first-round Draft picks

1. 2022: WR Drake London, #8 Falcons

2. 2021: OG Alijah Vera-Tucker, #14 Jets

3. 2020: OT Austin Jackson, #18 Dolphins

4. 2018: QB Sam Darnold, #3 Jets

5. 2017: CB Adoree’ Jackson, #18 Titans

6. 2015: DE Leonard Williams, #6 Jets

7. 2015: WR Nelson Agholor, #20 Eagles

8. 2012: OT Matt Kalil, #4 Vikings

9. 2012: DE Nick Perry, #28 Packers

10. 2011: OT Tyron Smith, #9 Cowboys

11. 2009: QB Mark Sanchez, #5 Jets

12. 2009: LB Brian Cushing, #15 Texans

13. 2009: LB Clay Matthews, #26 Packers

14. 2008: DT Sedrick Ellis, #7 Falcons

15. 2008: LB Keith Rivers, #9 Bengals

16. 2008: OT Sam Baker, #21 Falcons

17. 2008: DE Lawrence Jackson, #28 Seahawks

18. 2006: RB Reggie Bush, #2 Saints

19. 2006: QB Matt Leinart, #10 Cardinals

20. 2005: WR Mike Williams, #10 Lions

21. 2005: DT Mike Patterson, #31 Eagles

22. 2004: DE Kenechi Udeze, #20 Vikings

23. 2003: QB Carson Palmer, #1 Bengals

24. 2003: S Troy Polamalu, #16 Steelers

25. 2000: WR R. Jay Soward, #29 Jaguars

26. 1999: LB Chris Claiborne, #9 Lions

27. 1997: DT Darrell Russell, #2 Raiders

28. 1996: WR Keyshawn Johnson, #1 Jets

29. 1996: OT John Michels, #27 Packers

30. 1995: OT Tony Boselli, #2 Jaguars

31. 1994: DE Willie McGinest, #4 Patriots

32. 1994: WR Johnnie Morton, #21 Lions

33. 1993: WR Curtis Conway, #7 Bears

34. 1991: OT Pat Harlow, #11 Patriots

35. 1991: QB Todd Marinovich, #24 Raiders

36. 1990: LB Junior Seau, #5 Chargers

37. 1990: S Mark Carrier, #6 Bears

38. 1988: OT Dave Cadigan, #8 Jets

39. 1986: OT James Fitzpatrick, #13 Chargers

40. 1985: LB Duane Bickett, #5 Colts

41. 1985: OT Ken Ruettgers, #7 OT Packers

42. 1983: OG Bruce Matthews, #9 Oilers

43. 1983: S Joey Browner, #19 Vikings

44. 1983: OT Don Mosebar, #26 Raiders

45. 1982: LB Chip Banks, #3 Browns

46. 1982: RB Marcus Allen, #10 Raiders

47. 1982: OG Roy Foster, #24 Dolphins

48. 1981: S Ronnie Lott, #9 49ers

49. 1981: OT Keith Van Horne, #11 Bears

50. 1981: S Dennis Smith, #15 Broncos

51. 1980: OT Anthony Munoz, #3 Bengals

52. 1980: OG Brad Budde, #11 Chiefs

53. 1980: RB Charles White, #27 Browns

54. 1978: LB Clay Matthews, #12 Browns

55. 1977: RB Ricky Bell, #1 Buccaneers

56. 1977: OT Marvin Powell, #4 Jets

57. 1977: DT Gary Jeter, #5 Giants

58. 1974: WR Lynn Swann, #21 Steelers

59. 1974: OT Steve Riley, #25 Vikings

60. 1973: TE Charlie Young, #6 Eagles

61. 1973: RB Sam Cunningham, #11 Patriots

62. 1973: OT Pete Adams, #22 Browns

63. 1971: OT Marv Montgomery, #12 Broncos

64. 1971: DE Tody Smith, #25 Cowboys

65. 1970: DE Al Cowlings, #5 Bills

66. 1970: OT Sid Smith, #26 Chiefs

67. 1969: RB O.J. Simpson, #1 Bills

68. 1969: TE Bob Klein, #21 Rams

69. 1968: OT Ron Yary, #1 Vikings

70. 1968: OT Mike Taylor, #10 Steelers

71. 1968: DE Tim Rossovich, #14 Eagles

72. 1968: RB Mike Hull, #16 Bears

73. 1968: WR Earl McCullough, #24 Lions

74. 1964: QB Pete Beathard, #5 Lions

75. 1961: LB Marlin McKeever, #4 Rams

76. 1960: OT Ron Mix, #10 Colts

77. 1957: RB Jon Arnett, #2 Rams

78. 1953: RB Al Carmichael, #4 Packers

79. 1952: RB Frank Gifford, #11 Giants

80. 1946: QB Leo Riggs, #7 Eagles

81. 1945: QB Jim Hardy, #8 Redskins

82. 1940: QB Doyle Nave, #6 Lions

83. 1940: QB Grenny Lansdell, #10 Giants

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