All-American Bowl: History - NBC Sports

NFL Draft Picks - 562 | 129 first round

Terrell Pryor accepts the 2008 All-American Bowl Player of the Year Award from legendary high school football coaches Bill Yoast and Herman Boone.

The All-American Bowl is a year-round celebration of high school excellence both on and off the field. As the nation’s premier high school sporting event for 20 years, it features the top 100 senior football players from across the country and is played inside the Alamodome in San Antonio, TX. Broadcast annually on NBC, the All-American Bowl is the most-watched and highest-attended high school sporting event.

The All-American Bowl was originally created and owned by All American Games, led by Douglas Berman, and was the first national high school football all-star game to ever be played when it kicked off at Highlander Stadium in Dallas, TX on December 30, 2000. The event relocated to San Antonio the following year, and has been played inside the Alamodome since 2003. In 2019, NBC Sports acquired the event from All American Games and now fully owns and operates the All-American Bowl.

NOTABLE ALUMNI

Odell Beckham Jr. (2011)
Ezekiel Elliott (2013)
Trevor Lawrence (2018)
Tim Tebow (2006)
Joe Thomas (2003)

NFL Draft Picks - 562 | 129 First Round

2023: 29 selected (11 first round; No.1 overall pick Bryce Young)
2022: 37 selected (10 first round; No.1 overall pick Travon Walker)
2021: 46 selected (8 first round; No.1 overall pick Trevor Lawrence)
2020: 40 selected (9 first round)
2019: 30 selected (5 first round)
2018: 29 selected (4 first round)
2017: 21 selected (5 first round
2016: 31 selected (4 first round)
2015: 25 selected (5 first round)
2014: 36 selected (7 first round)
2013: 29 selected (8 first round)
2012: 22 selected (6 first round)
2011: 29 selected (5 first round)
2010: 38 selected (8 first round)
2009: 21 selected (8 first round)
2008: 32 selected (6 first round)
2007: 25 selected (9 first round)
2006: 24 selected (6 first round)
2005: 14 selected (3 first round)
2004: 4 selected (3 first round)

Pro Bowl Selections - 217

Super Bowl Champions - 97

2023 Chiefs: Nick Allegretti | Deon Bush | Willie Gay Jr. | Mecole Hardman | Chad Henne | Creed Humphrey | George Karlaftis | Darian Kinnard | Trent McDuffie | Derrick Nnadi | Tommy Townsend
2022 Rams: Cam Akers | Brian Allen | Odell Beckham Jr. | Earnest Brown IV | Blake Countess | Jordan Fuller | Van Jefferson | David Long | Sony Michel | Jalen Ramsey | A’Shawn Robinson | Andrew Whitworth | Robert Woods
2021 Buccaneers: Blaine Gabbert | Travis Jonsen | LeSean McCoy | Bradley Pinion | Donovan Smith | Ndamukong Suh | Matt Wile | Tristan Wirfs
2020 Chiefs: Nick Allegretti | Kendall Fuller | Mecole Hardman | Chad Henne | Chris Lammons | Alize Mack | LeSean McCoy | Derrick Nnadi | Dorian O’Daniel | Alex Okafor | Demarcus Robinson | Sammy Watkins
2019 Patriots: Lawrence Guy | Frank Herron | Sony Michel | John Simon | Isaiah Wynn
2018 Eagles: Nigel Bradham | Shelton Gibson | Brandon Graham | Tim Jernigan | Chris Long | Aziz Shittu | Jaylen Watkins | Stefen Wisniewski
2017 Patriots: Martellus Bennett | Alan Branch | Jacoby Brissett | Michael Floyd | Chris Long | Barkevious Mingo | DeAndrew White
2016 Broncos: Andre Caldwell | Vernon Davis | Ryan Harris | Lerentee McCray | Nick Kasa | DeVier Posey
2015 Patriots: Alan Branch | Darius Fleming | Jonas Gray
2014 Seahawks: Percy Harvin | Jermaine Kearse | Christine Michael | Zach Miller | Spencer Ware
2013 Ravens: Haloti Ngata | Michael Oher | Tyrod Taylor | Deonte Thompson | Justin Tucker | DeAngelo Tyson
2012 Giants: Marvin Austin | Will Blackmon | Travis Beckum | Michael Clayton | Dwayne Hendricks | Ryan Perriloux | Kenny Phillips | Justin Trattou
2010 Saints: Adrian Arrington | Reggie Bush | Marlon Favorite | Earl Heyman | DeMario Pressley
2009 Steelers: Trai Essex | Limas Sweed
2008 Giants: Steve Smith
2007 Colts: Marlin Jackson
2006 Steelers: Trai Essex

Rookies of the Year - 14

Garrett Wilson, New York Jets 2022
Micah Parsons, Dallas Cowboys, 2021
Chase Young, Washington, 2020
Marson Lattimore, New Orleans, 2017
Ezekiel Elliott, Dallas, 2016
Teddy Bridgewater, Minnesota, 2014
Odell Beckham Jr., NY Giants, 2014
Sheldon Richardson, NY Jets, 2013
Keenan Allen, San Diego, 2013
Ndamukong Suh, Detroit, 2010
Brian Cushing, Houston, 2009
Percy Harvin, Minnesota, 2009
Adrian Peterson, Minnesota, 2007
Vince Young, Tennessee, 2006

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