Elite 11

The Elite 11 is a quarterback competition for high school quarterbacks across the United States. Elite 11 was founded in 1999 by Andy Bark and continues to be run by his company, Student Sports Inc, hosted at the Nike World Headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon.

Elite 11
Location(s)Nike, Inc. World Headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon.
Years active1999–present
WebsiteElite11.com

Over the years, 12–24 of the nation's top quarterbacks have been selected to attend the Elite 11 Finals from 6 to 8 regional competitions held across the country, where over 400 quarterbacks compete and are evaluated.

Prior to 2012, the Elite 11 Finals were held across various sites in Southern California. Since 2013, the Elite 11 has been held at Nike World Headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon in conjunction with The Opening. The top 11-12 QB's are split into teams from a pool of 162 players of different positions in a flag football tournament and long ball challenges, which is the same as a throw-off in flag football, but it is from the pylon to wherever the ball lands.

The head coach of the Elite 11 is Trent Dilfer, assisted by Jordan Palmer, George Whitfield Jr., Adam Tafralis, Charlie Frye, Craig Nall and Matt James. The General Manager and President is Student Sports' Brian Stumpf.

Notable Elite 11 Finals alumni include Andrew Luck, Jack Tuttle, Matthew Stafford, Jameis Winston, Teddy Bridgewater, Matt Leinart, Geno Smith, Mark Sanchez, Tim Tebow, Vince Young, Kyle Orton, and Troy Smith. Since 2016, the camp has been covered by NFL Network in a YouTube series.[1]

History of Elite 11

1999

Source:[2][3]
NameColleges AttendedNFL DraftNFL TeamsAwards/Accomplishments
Brock BerlinFlorida
Miami (FL)[4]
UndraftedMiami Dolphins
Dallas Cowboys
St. Louis Rams
Detroit Lions
1997 ESPN RISE National High School Sophomore Player of the Year
Elite 11 MVP
1999 USA Today National Offensive High School Player of the Year
2000 Gatorade National Player of the Year
Matt CasselUSC[5]2005 Rd. 7New England Patriots
Kansas City Chiefs
Minnesota Vikings
Buffalo Bills
Dallas Cowboys
Tennessee Titans[6]Detroit Lions
2x National Champion (2003, 2004)
Casey ClausenTennessee[7]UndraftedKansas City Chiefs[7]2002 Florida Citrus Bowl MVP
Matt LoVecchioNotre Dame
Indiana
UndraftedNew York GiantsNone
Chance MockTexas[8]UndraftedNoneNone
John RattayTennessee
Arizona
Pasadena City College
UndraftedNoneNone
Chris RixFlorida StateUndraftedNone2001 ACC Freshman of the Year
Jeff SmokerMichigan State[9]2004 Rd. 6St. Louis Rams
Philadelphia Eagles
Kansas City Chiefs[9]
2003 All-Big Ten Second Team by Coaches and Media
Jon Van CleaveLouisiana-LafayetteUndraftedNoneNone
Zac WassermanPenn State
Los Angeles Valley College
California
UndraftedNoneNone
Roman YbarraUCLA
Palomar College
Idaho State
UndraftedNoneNone

2000

Source:[2][10]
NameColleges AttendedNFL DraftNFL TeamsAwards/Accomplishments
Derek AndersonOregon State2005 Rd. 6Baltimore Ravens
Cleveland Browns
Arizona Cardinals
Carolina Panthers[11]Buffalo Bills
2004 All-Pac-10 Second Team
2004 Insight Bowl Offensive MVP
2008 Pro Bowl Selection
Kellen ClemensOregon2006 Rd. 2New York Jets
Washington Redskins
Houston Texans
St. Louis Rams
San Diego / Los Angeles Chargers
None
Nic CostaArizona
Portland State
UndraftedNoneNone
Brodie CroyleAlabama[12]2006 Rd. 3Kansas City Chiefs
Arizona Cardinals[12]
Elite 11 MVP
2006 Cotton Bowl Classic MVP
Billy HartUSCUndraftedNoneNone
Matt LeinartUSC[5]2006 Rd. 1Arizona Cardinals
Houston Texans
Oakland Raiders
Buffalo Bills[13]
2004 Heisman Trophy
2004 Walter Camp Award
2004 Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award
2004 Manning Award
2x College Football Quarterback of the Year Award (2004, 2005)
2004 Associated Press College Football Player of the Year Award
2004 Rose Bowl MVP
2x National Champion (2003, 2004)
2005 Orange Bowl MVP
Ingle MartinFlorida
Furman
2006 Rd. 5Green Bay Packers
Tennessee Titans
Kansas City Chiefs
Denver Broncos[14]
None
Adrian McPhersonFlorida State2005 Rd. 5New Orleans SaintsNone
Kyle OrtonPurdue2005 Rd. 4Chicago Bears
Denver Broncos
Kansas City Chiefs
Dallas Cowboys
Buffalo Bills[15]
2004 All-Big Ten First Team by Media & Second Team by Coaches
Casey PausWashingtonUndraftedNoneNone
D. J. ShockleyGeorgia[16]2006 Rd. 7Atlanta Falcons[16]2005 All-SEC First Team by AP & Second Team by Coaches
Paul TrothEast Carolina
Liberty
UndraftedNoneNone

2001

Source:[2][17]
NameColleges AttendedNFL DraftNFL TeamsAwards/Accomplishments
Gavin DickeyFloridaUndraftedNoneNone
Trent EdwardsStanford2007 Rd. 3Buffalo Bills
Jacksonville Jaguars
Oakland Raiders
Philadelphia Eagles
Chicago Bears[18]
None
Matt GutierrezMichigan
Idaho State[19]
UndraftedNew England Patriots

Kansas City Chiefs
Chicago Bears
Washington Redskins[19]
St. Louis Rams[20]

None
Anthony MartinezVirginiaUndraftedNoneNone
Ryan O'HaraArizona
Scottsdale Community College
Central Oklahoma[21]
UndraftedNoneNone
Ben OlsonBYU
UCLA
UndraftedNoneElite 11 MVP
Drew OlsonUCLA[22]UndraftedBaltimore Ravens
Carolina Panthers
San Francisco 49ers[22]
2005 All-Pac-10 Second Team
Tyler PalkoPittsburgh[23]UndraftedNew Orleans Saints
Arizona Cardinals
Pittsburgh Steelers
Kansas City Chiefs[23]
2004 All-Big East Second Team
2005 All-Big East Second Team
Troy SmithOhio State2007 Rd. 5Baltimore Ravens
San Francisco 49ers
Pittsburgh Steelers
2006 Heisman Trophy
2006 Associated Press College Football Player of the Year Award
2006 College Football Quarterback of the Year Award
2006 Walter Camp Award
2006 Davey O'Brien Award
2006 Fiesta Bowl MVP
Drew StantonMichigan State2007 Rd. 2Detroit Lions
New York Jets
Indianapolis Colts
Arizona Cardinals
None
Vince YoungTexas[8]2006 Rd. 1Tennessee Titans
Philadelphia Eagles
Buffalo Bills
Green Bay Packers
Cleveland Browns[24]
2003 Big 12 Offensive Freshman of the Year
2005 Maxwell Award
2005 Manning Award
2005 Davey O'Brien Award
2005 National Champion
2x Rose Bowl MVP (2005, 2006)
2005 Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year
2006 AP NFL Offensive Rookie of the Year
2006 Diet Pepsi NFL Rookie of the Year
2007 Pro Bowl Selection
Justin ZwickOhio State[25]UndraftedCarolina Panthers[25]None

2002

Source:[2][26]
NameColleges AttendedNFL DraftNFL TeamsAwards/Accomplishments
Mike AffleckArizona State
BYU
Dixie State University
Utah State[27]
UndraftedNoneNone
Dennis DixonOregon2008 Rd. 5Pittsburgh Steelers
Baltimore Ravens
Philadelphia Eagles
Buffalo Bills
Arizona Cardinals
2007 Pac-10 Offensive Player of the Year
Super Bowl XLIII Champion
Tommy GradyOklahoma
Utah
UndraftedNoneFirst-Team All-Arena QB (2012)
AFL Offensive Player of the Year (2012)
National Guard MVP of the Year (2012)
AFL Single Season Record for touchdown passes (142 in 2012)
AFL Single Season Record for passing yards (5,863 in 2102)
AFL Single Season Record for passing completions (508 in 2012)


AFL Single Game Record for touchdown passes (12 in 2012)

Robert LaneOle MissUndraftedNoneNone
Chris LeakFlorida[28]UndraftedChicago Bears[28]2000 ESPN RISE National High School Sophomore Player of the Year
2001 ESPN RISE National High School Junior Player of the Year
2002 Hall Trophy
2002 USA Today National Offensive High School Player of the Year
2006 All-SEC Second Team by Coaches
2006 National Champion
2007 BCS National Championship Game MVP
Justin MidgettFlorida
Eastern Illinois
UndraftedNoneNone
Blake MitchellSouth CarolinaUndraftedNoneNone
T. C. OstranderStanfordUndraftedNew Orleans Saints[29]None
Clayton RichardMichiganUndraftedNonePitcher for Chicago White Sox and San Diego Padres
JaMarcus RussellLSU2007 Rd. 1Oakland Raiders[30]2003 National Champion
2006 All-SEC First Team by Coaches and AP
2006 Manning Award
2007 NFL Draft Number One Overall Selection
Andre' WoodsonKentucky2008 Rd. 6New York Giants
Washington Redskins[31]
2x Music City Bowl MVP (2006, 2007)
2006 All-SEC Second Team by Coaches and AP
2007 All-SEC Second Team by Coaches and AP
Kyle WrightMiami (FL)[32]UndraftedMinnesota Vikings
San Francisco 49ers[32]
Elite 11 MVP
2003 Gatorade National Player of the Year

2003

Source:[2][33]
NameColleges AttendedNFL DraftNFL TeamsAwards/Accomplishments
Rhett BomarOklahoma
Sam Houston State[34]
2009 Rd. 5New York Giants
Minnesota Vikings[35]
Oakland Raiders[36]
2002 Rivals.com High School Junior of the Year
Elite 11 co-MVP
2005 Holiday Bowl Offensive MVP
John David BootyUSC2008 Rd. 5Minnesota Vikings
Tennessee Titans
Houston Texans
2001 ESPN RISE National High School Sophomore Player of the Year
2006 All-Pac-10 First Team
2008 Rose Bowl Offensive MVP
2x National Champion (2003, 2004)
A.J. BryantGeorgiaUndraftedNoneNone
Kirby FreemanMiami (FL)
Baylor
UndraftedSan Francisco 49ers[37]2006 MPC Computers Bowl MVP
Brian HildebrandOregon State
Mt. San Antonio College
Nebraska[38]
Humboldt State[39]
UndraftedNoneNone
Cornelius IngramFlorida2009 Rd. 5 (Drafted as TE)Philadelphia Eagles
Detroit Lions
Denver Broncos
2x National Champion (2006, 2008)
Nate LongshoreCaliforniaUndraftedNone2006 Holiday Bowl Co-Offensive MVP
Anthony MorelliPenn StateUndraftedArizona CardinalsNone
Chase PattonMissouriUndraftedNoneNone
Bobby ReidOklahoma State
Texas Southern
UndraftedNoneNone
Matt TuiasosopoCommitted to Washington
Signed with the Seattle Mariners in 2004 Major League Baseball draft and skipped college
UndraftedNoneElite 11 co-MVP
Drew WeatherfordFlorida StateUndraftedNoneNone

2004

Source:[2][40]
NameColleges AttendedNFL DraftNFL TeamsAwards/Accomplishments
Harrison BeckNebraska
NC State
North Alabama
UndraftedNoneNone
Jake ChristensenIowa
Eastern Illinois
UndraftedNoneNone
Joe CoxGeorgiaUndraftedNoneNone
Jonathan CromptonTennessee2010 Rd. 5San Diego Chargers
New England Patriots
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Washington Redskins[41]
None
Chase DanielMissouriUndraftedWashington Redskins
New Orleans Saints
Kansas City Chiefs
Philadelphia Eagles[42]
Chicago Bears[43]
2007 Heisman Trophy Finalist
2007 Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year
Jonathan GarnerGeorgia Tech
Marshall
UndraftedNoneNone
Arkelon HallWashington State
College of the Sequoias
Memphis
UndraftedNoneNone
Ryan PerrillouxLSU
Jacksonville State[44]
UndraftedNew York Giants[44]2004 Hall Trophy
2004 USA Today National Offensive High School Player of the Year
2007 National Champion
Kyle ReedCalifornia
San Jose State
UndraftedNoneNone
Mark SanchezUSC2009 Rd. 1New York Jets
Philadelphia Eagles
Denver Broncos
Dallas Cowboys
Chicago Bears[45]Washington Redskins
Elite 11 MVP
2008 All-Pac-10 First Team
2009 Rose Bowl Offensive MVP
Rob SchoenhoftOhio State
Delaware[46]
UndraftedNoneNone
Willie TuitamaArizonaUndraftedNone2008 Las Vegas Bowl MVP

2005

Source:[2][47]
NameColleges AttendedNFL DraftNFL TeamsAwards/Accomplishments
Neil CaudleAuburnUndraftedNone2010 National Champion
Pat DevlinPenn State
Delaware[48]
UndraftedMiami Dolphins
Minnesota Vikings
Chicago Bears
Cleveland Browns[48]
2010 CAA Offensive Player of the Year
2010 ECAC All-East Offensive Player of the Year
Zach FrazerNotre Dame
Connecticut
UndraftedNoneNone
Josh FreemanKansas State2009 Rd. 1Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Minnesota Vikings
New York Giants
Miami Dolphins
Indianapolis Colts[49]
None
Cody HawkinsColoradoUndraftedNoneNone
Jake LockerWashington2011 Rd. 1Tennessee Titans[50]2007 Pac-10 Freshman of the Year
Mitch MustainArkansas
USC[51]
UndraftedNone2005 Hall Trophy
2005 USA Today National Offensive High School Player of the Year
2006 Gatorade National Player of the Year
Kevin RileyCaliforniaUndraftedNone2007 Armed Forces Bowl MVP
Jevan SneadTexas
Ole Miss[52]
UndraftedTampa Bay Buccaneers[52]None
Matthew StaffordGeorgia2009 Rd. 1Detroit Lions[53]Elite 11 MVP
2006 Chick-fil-A Bowl MVP
2008 All-SEC Second Team by Coaches and AP
2009 Capital One Bowl MVP
2009 NFL Draft Number One Overall Selection
2011 4th quarterback in NFL history to throw over 5,000 yards in a single season
Tim TebowFlorida2010 Rd. 1Denver Broncos
New York Jets
New England Patriots
Philadelphia Eagles[54]
2007 Heisman Trophy
2007 Associated Press College Football Player of the Year Award
2007 College Football Quarterback of the Year Award
2x Maxwell Award (2007, 2008)
2007 Davey O'Brien Award
2007 Sullivan Award
2008 Manning Award
2008 Wuerffel Trophy
2x National Champion (2006, 2008)
2008, 2009 Heisman Trophy Finalist
2009 BCS National Championship Game MVP
2010 Sugar Bowl MVP
Isiah WilliamsIllinoisUndraftedNone2008 All-Big Ten Second Team by Media

2006

Source:[2][55]
NameColleges AttendedNFL DraftNFL TeamsAwards/Accomplishments
Rontrell BaileyOuachita Baptist University
Arkansas–Pine Bluff
UndraftedNoneNone
John BrantleyFloridaUndraftedBaltimore RavensElite 11 MVP
2007 Gatorade National Player of the Year
2008 National Champion
Aaron CorpUSC
Richmond[56]
UndraftedBuffalo Bills
Dallas Cowboys
Miami Dolphins[56]
None
Stephen GarciaSouth CarolinaUndraftedNoneNone
Logan GrayGeorgia
Colorado
UndraftedNoneNone
Willy KornClemson
Marshall[57]
North Greenville University[58]
UndraftedNoneNone
Peter LalichVirginia
Oregon State
California University of Pennsylvania[59]
UndraftedNoneNone
Jarrett LeeLSUUndraftedSan Diego Chargers2007 National Champion
Ryan MallettMichigan
Arkansas
2011 Rd. 3New England Patriots
Houston Texans
Baltimore Ravens[60]
2010 Premier Player of College Football Trophy Winner
2009 All-SEC Second Team by Coaches and AP
2010 Liberty Bowl MVP
2010 All-SEC Second Team by Coaches and AP
Brock MansionCaliforniaUndraftedNoneNone
Keith NicholOklahoma
Michigan State
UndraftedNoneNone
Tyrod TaylorVirginia Tech2011 Rd. 6Baltimore Ravens
Buffalo Bills
Cleveland Browns[61]Los Angeles Chargers
2010 ACC Football Player of the Year
2010 ACC Offensive Player of the Year
Super Bowl XLVII Champion

2007

Source:[2][62]
NameColleges AttendedNFL DraftNFL TeamsAwards/Accomplishments
Nick CrissmanUCLAUndraftedNoneNone
Dayne CristNotre Dame
Kansas[63]
UndraftedBaltimore Ravens[63]None
Blaine GabbertMissouri2011 Rd. 1Jacksonville Jaguars
San Francisco 49ers
Arizona Cardinals[64]
Elite 11 MVP
Mike GlennonNC State2013 Rd. 3Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Chicago Bears
Arizona Cardinals[65]Tennessee Titans

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

None
Jacory HarrisMiami (FL)UndraftedPhiladelphia EaglesNone
Star JacksonAlabama
Georgia State
UndraftedNoneNone
Landry JonesOklahoma2013 Rd. 4Pittsburgh Steelers[66]Jacksonville Jaguars 2010 Sammy Baugh Trophy
2011 Fiesta Bowl Offensive MVP
Andrew LuckStanford2012 Rd. 1Indianapolis Colts[67]2010 Heisman Trophy Finalist
2011 Orange Bowl MVP
2011 Heisman Trophy Finalist
2011 Maxwell Award
2011 Walter Camp Award
2011 Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award
2x Pac-12 Offensive Player of the Year (2010, 2011)
2012 NFL Draft Number One Overall Selection
EJ ManuelFlorida State2013 Rd. 1Buffalo Bills
Oakland Raiders[68]
2010 Gator Bowl MVP
2012 All-ACC Second Team by Coaches and Media
Kyle ParkerClemsonUndraftedNoneNone
Sean RenfreeDuke2013 Rd. 7Atlanta Falcons
Tampa Bay Buccaneers[69]
None
John WienkeIowaUndraftedNoneNone

2008

Source:[2][70]
NameColleges AttendedNFL DraftNFL TeamsAwards/Accomplishments
Tajh BoydClemson2014 Rd. 6New York Jets
Pittsburgh Steelers
2011 All-ACC First Team
2012 ACC Football Player of the Year
2012 ACC Offensive Player of the Year
Richard BrehautUCLAUndraftedNoneNone
Allan BridgfordCalifornia
Southern Miss
UndraftedNoneNone
Raymond CottonOle Miss
South Alabama
Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College
Belhaven University
Mississippi College[71]
UndraftedNoneNone
Garrett GilbertTexas
SMU
2014 Rd. 6St. Louis Rams
New England Patriots
Detroit Lions
Oakland Raiders
Carolina Panthers[72]
Cleveland Browns
Dallas Cowboys
2008 USA Today National Offensive High School Player of the Year
2009 Gatorade National Player of the Year
Andrew MaxwellMichigan StateUndraftedNoneNone
AJ McCarronAlabama2014 Rd. 5Cincinnati Bengals
Buffalo Bills[73]
2012 BCS National Championship Game Offensive MVP
2013 Maxwell Award Winner
2013 Heisman Trophy Finalist
2013 Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award Winner
2012 All-SEC Second Team by Coaches
AP 3 time national champion (2009, 2011, 2012)
Zach MettenbergerGeorgia
Butler Community College
LSU[74]
2014 Rd. 6Tennessee Titans
San Diego Chargers
Pittsburgh Steelers[75]
None
Aaron MurrayGeorgia2014 Rd. 5Kansas City Chiefs
Arizona Cardinals
Philadelphia Eagles
Los Angeles Rams[76]
Elite 11 MVP
2011 All-SEC Second Team by Coaches and AP
2013 Capital One Bowl MVP
All-time SEC Passing Touchdown Leader
All-time SEC Career Passing Yards Leader
First SEC QB to pass for 3,000yds in 4 straight seasons
Bryn RennerNorth CarolinaUndraftedDenver Broncos
Baltimore Ravens
Tennessee Titans
San Diego Chargers
Pittsburgh Steelers[77]
None
Tom SavageRutgers
Arizona
Pittsburgh[78]
2014 Rd. 4Houston Texans[79]None
Geno SmithWest Virginia2013 Rd. 2New York Jets
New York Giants
Los Angeles Chargers[80]
2010 All-Big East Conference Second Team
2011 All-Big East Conference First Team
2012 Orange Bowl Most Valuable Player
2012 All-Big 12 Conference Second Team

2009

Source:[81][82]
NameColleges AttendedNFL DraftNFL TeamsAwards/Accomplishments
Blake BellOklahoma2015 Rd. 4 (Drafted as TE)San Francisco 49ers
Minnesota Vikings[83]
2011 Insight Bowl Offensive MVP
Joe BoistureMichigan State
Saginaw Valley State
UndraftedNoneNone
Rob BoldenPenn State
LSU
Eastern Michigan[84]
UndraftedNoneNone
Tyler BrayTennesseeUndraftedKansas City Chiefs
Chicago Bears[85]
None
Barry BrunettiWest Virginia
Ole Miss
UndraftedNoneNone
Devin GardnerMichiganUndraftedNew England Patriots
Pittsburgh Steelers
None
Jake HeapsBYU
Kansas
Miami (FL)[86]
UndraftedNew York Jets
Seattle Seahawks[86]
Elite 11 MVP
2010 New Mexico Bowl MVP
Austin HinderCaliforniaUndraftedNoneNone
Nick MontanaWashington
Mt. San Antonio College
Tulane[87]
UndraftedNoneNone
Jesse ScrogginsUSC
El Camino College
Arizona
Lindenwood University[88]
UndraftedNoneNone
Phillip SimsAlabama
Virginia
Winston-Salem State[89]
UndraftedArizona Cardinals
Seattle Seahawks[89]
None
Chandler WhitmerIllinois
Butler Community College
Connecticut[90]
UndraftedNoneNone

2010

Source:[91]
NameColleges AttendedNFL DraftNFL TeamsAwards/Accomplishments
Archie BradleyCommitted to Oklahoma[92]UndraftedNoneSeventh overall pick in the 2011 Major League Baseball draft[92]
Teddy BridgewaterLouisville2014 Rd. 1Minnesota Vikings
New York Jets[93]
New Orleans Saints
Carolina Panthers
2011 Big East Rookie of the Year
2012 Big East Offensive Player of the Year
Evan CrowerStanfordUndraftedNoneNone
Jeff DriskelFlorida
Louisiana Tech
2016 Rd. 6San Francisco 49ers
Cincinnati Bengals[94]
Elite 11 MVP
Phillip ElyAlabama
Toledo
UndraftedNoneNone
Kiehl FrazierAuburn
Ouachita Baptist University[95]
UndraftedNoneNone
Everett GolsonNotre Dame
Florida State
UndraftedNoneNone
Cody KesslerUSC2016 Rd. 3Cleveland Browns
Jacksonville Jaguars

Philadelphia Eagles

None
Adam PittserWyoming
Illinois State
UndraftedNoneNone
DaMarcus SmithWestern Kentucky
Butler Community College[96]
North Texas[97]
Kentucky Wesleyan[98]
UndraftedNoneNone
Kendal ThompsonOklahoma
Utah
UndraftedWashington RedskinsNone
J.W. WalshOklahoma StateUndraftedNone2012 Big 12 Freshman Offensive Player of the Year

2011

Source:[99]
NameColleges AttendedNFL DraftNFL TeamsAwards/Accomplishments
Austin ApplebyPurdue
Florida
UndraftedDallas Cowboys[100]None
Neal BurchamSMUUndraftedNoneElite 11 co-MVP
Shane DillonColorado
Cuyamaca College[101]
Metro State[102][103]
UndraftedNoneNone
Bart HoustonWisconsin[104]UndraftedPittsburgh Steelers[104]None
Chad KellyClemson
East Mississippi Community College
Ole Miss[105]
2017 Rd. 7Denver Broncos2014 NJCAA National Champion
Zach KlineCalifornia
Butte College
Indiana State
Fresno State[106]
UndraftedNoneNone
Jeff LindquistWashingtonUndraftedNoneNone
Tanner MangumBYUUndraftedNoneElite 11 co-MVP
2015 Touchdown Club of Columbus Freshman of the Year
Zeke PikeAuburn
Louisville
Murray State[107]
UndraftedNoneNone
Chad VoytikPittsburgh
Arkansas State
UndraftedNoneNone
Jameis WinstonFlorida State2015 Rd. 1Tampa Bay Buccaneers

New Orleans Saints

Elite 11 co-MVP
2013 Heisman Trophy
2013 Davey O'Brien National Quarterback Award
2013 Walter Camp Football Foundation Award
2013 Manning Award
2013 ACC Player of the Year
2013 ACC Rookie of the Year
2013 Sporting News Player of the Year
2013 Consensus All-American
2013 AP National Player of the Year
2014 ACC Athlete of the Year
2014 BCS National Champion
2014 BCS National Championship Offensive MVP
2015 NFL Draft Number One Overall Selection
2015 NFL Pro Bowl

2012

Source:[108]
NameColleges AttendedNFL DraftNFL TeamsAwards/Accomplishments
Max BrowneUSC
Pittsburgh
UndraftedNoneNone
Shane CockerilleMarylandUndraftedNoneNone
Luke Del RioAlabama
Oregon State
Florida[109]
UndraftedNoneNone
Joshua DobbsTennessee2017 Rd. 4Pittsburgh Steelers
Jacksonville Jaguars
2015 TaxSlayer Bowl MVP
Jared GoffCalifornia2016 Rd. 1Los Angeles Rams2017 Pro Bowl
2015 Armed Forces Bowl (December) MVP
Zack GreenleeFresno State
UTEP
UndraftedNoneNone
Christian HackenbergPenn State2016 Rd. 2New York Jets2013 Big Ten Thompson–Randle El Freshman of the Year
Kevin OlsenMiami (FL)
Towson
Garden City Community College
Riverside City College
Charlotte[110]
UndraftedNoneNone
Johnny StantonNebraska
Saddleback College
UNLV[111]
UndraftedMinnesota Vikings
Cleveland Browns
None
Asiantii WoulardUCLA
South Florida
Clarion University of Pennsylvania[112]
UndraftedNoneElite 11 MVP
Malik ZaireNotre Dame
Florida[113]
UndraftedNoneNone

2013

Source:[114][115]
NameColleges AttendedNFL DraftNFL TeamsAwards/Accomplishments
Kyle AllenTexas A&M
Houston
UndraftedCarolina Panthers
Washington Redskins
2014 Liberty Bowl MVP
Drew BarkerKentuckyUndraftedNoneNone
David BloughPurdueUndraftedCleveland Browns
Detroit Lions
None
K. J. Carta-SamuelsWashington
Colorado State
UndraftedNoneNone
Will GrierFlorida
West Virginia
2019 Rd. 3Carolina PanthersSecond Team All-Big 12 (2018)
Jerrod HeardTexasUndraftedNoneNone
Brad KaayaMiami (FL)2017 Rd. 6Detroit Lions
Carolina Panthers
Indianapolis Colts
Cincinnati Bengals
2014 ACC Freshman of the Year
Jacob ParkGeorgia
Trident Technical College
Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College
Iowa State[116]
UndraftedNoneNone
Luke RubenzerCaliforniaUndraftedNoneNone
Deshaun WatsonClemson2017 Rd. 1Houston Texans2015 Heisman Trophy Finalist
2016 Heisman Trophy Finalist
2015 Davey O'Brien National Quarterback Award
2016 Davey O'Brien National Quarterback Award
2015 Manning Award
2016 Manning Award
2015 ACC Player of the Year
2016 Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award
CFP national champion (2016)
2017 College Football Playoff National Championship Offensive MVP
Sean WhiteAuburnUndraftedNoneElite 11 MVP
UA All-America game MVP

2014

NameColleges AttendedNFL DraftNFL TeamsAwards/Accomplishments
Blake BarnettAlabama
Palomar College
Arizona State
USF
UndraftedNoneElite 11 MVP
Deondre FrancoisFlorida State

Hampton

In SchoolNoneACC Rookie of the Year (2016)
ACC Offensive Rookie of the Year (2016)
Ben HicksSMU
Arkansas
In SchoolNoneSMU's career leader in passing yards (9,081 yards)
SMU's career leader in passing touchdowns (71)
Travis JonsenOregon
Riverside City College

Montana State

In SchoolNoneNone
Drew LockMissouri2019 Rd. 2Denver BroncosSEC single season passing touchdown record (44) (2017)
FBS passing touchdowns leader (2017)
First-Team All-SEC (2017)
Second-Team All-SEC (2018)
Kyler MurrayTexas A&M
Oklahoma[117]
2019 Rd. 1Arizona CardinalsGatorade Football Player of the Year (2014)
USA Today Offensive Player of the Year (2014)
Heisman Trophy (2018)
Davey O'Brien Award (2018)
Associated Press Player of the Year (2018)
Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year (2018)
First-team All-American (2018)
First-team All-Big 12 (2018)
Josh RosenUCLA2018 Rd. 1Arizona Cardinals
Miami Dolphins
Pac-12 Offensive Freshman of the Year (2015)
Second-team All-Pac-12 (2017)
Jarrett StidhamBaylor
McLennan Community College
Auburn[118]
2019 Rd. 4New England PatriotsSEC Newcomer of the Year (2017)
First-team All-SEC (2017)
Ricky TownUSC
Arkansas
Ventura College
Pittsburgh[119]
In SchoolNoneNone
Brady WhiteArizona State
Memphis[120]
In SchoolNoneNone
Brandon WimbushNotre Dame
UCF
In SchoolNoneNone

Source:[121]

2015

Source:[122]
NameColleges AttendedNFL DraftNFL TeamsAwards/Accomplishments
Shane BuecheleTexas
SMU
In SchoolNoneFirst-team All-AAC (2019)
K. J. CostelloStanford
Mississippi State
In SchoolNoneSecond-team All-Pac-12 (2018)
Jacob EasonGeorgia
Washington[123]
2020 Rd. 4Indianapolis ColtsGatorade Football Player of the Year (2015)
USA Today Offensive Player of the Year (2015)
SEC Champion (2017)
Rose Bowl Runner Up (2018)
Feleipe FranksFlorida
Arkansas
In SchoolNone2018 Peach Bowl Offensive MVP
Jarrett GuarantanoTennesseeIn SchoolNoneNone
Dwayne HaskinsOhio State2019 Rd. 1Washington Redskins2018 Heisman Trophy Finalist
2018 Rose Bowl MVP
First team All-Big Ten (2018)
Graham–George Offensive Player of the Year (2018)
Malik HenryFlorida State
Independence Community College
Nevada
None
Brandon McIlwainSouth Carolina
California
drafted in 2019 Major League Baseball draft
None
Shea PattersonOle Miss
Michigan
UndraftedNoneElite 11 MVP
Third-team All-Big Ten (2018)
Brandon PetersMichigan
Illinois
In SchoolNoneIndiana's Mr. Football (2015)
Anthony RussoTempleIn SchoolNoneNone

2016

Source:[124]
NameColleges AttendedNFL DraftNFL TeamsAwards/Accomplishments
Myles BrennanLSUIn SchoolNone2019 SEC Champion
2019 National Champion
Sean CliffordPenn StateIn SchoolNoneNone
Tommy DeVitoSyracuseIn SchoolNoneNone
Sam EhlingerTexasIn SchoolNone2019 Sugar Bowl MVP
2019 Alamo Bowl MVP
Second-team All-Big 12 Conference (2020)
Jake FrommGeorgia2020 Rd. 5Buffalo BillsSEC Champion (2017)
SEC Freshman Player of the Year (2017)
2018 Rose Bowl winner
Hunter JohnsonClemson
Northwestern
In SchoolNone2017 US Army All-American Bowl MVP
Indiana Mr. Football
Tate MartellOhio State
Miami (FL)
In SchoolNoneGatorade Football Player of the Year (2016)
USA Today Offensive Player of the Year (2016)
Dylan McCaffreyMichiganIn SchoolNoneNone
Davis MillsStanfordIn SchoolNoneNone
Chris RobisonOklahoma
Florida Atlantic
In SchoolNoneFirst team All-Conference USA (2019)
Jack SearsUSC
Boise State
In SchoolNoneNone
Tua TagovailoaAlabama2020 Rd. 1Miami DolphinsElite 11 MVP
Heisman trophy runner-up (2018)
CFP National Champion (2017)
2018 CFP National Championship Offensive MVP
Maxwell Award (2018)
Walter Camp Award (2018)
SEC Offensive Player of the Year (2018)
First-Team All-SEC (2018)
Consensus All-American (2018)
2018 Orange Bowl Offensive MVP
Second Team All-SEC (2019)

2017

Source:[125]
NameCollege Verbally Committed ToNFL DraftNFL TeamsAwards/Accomplishments
Cammon CooperWashington StateIn SchoolNoneNone
Matt CorralOle MissIn SchoolNoneNone
Justin FieldsGeorgia
Ohio State
In SchoolNoneElite 11 MVP
SEC East Champion (2018)
Heisman Trophy – Third Place (2019)
Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year (2019)
Big Ten Quarterback of the Year (2019)
First Team All Big Ten (2019, 2020)
Big Ten Champion (2019)
Big Ten Championship MVP (2019)
Trevor LawrenceClemsonIn SchoolNoneHall Trophy (2017)
USA Today Offensive Player of the Year (2017)
ACC Rookie of the Year (2018)
ACC Offensive Rookie of the Year (2018)
CFP National Champion (2018)
Second team All-ACC (2018)
ACC Champion (2018, 2019)
First team All-ACC (2019, 2020)
Devin LearyNC StateIn SchoolNoneNone
Tanner McKeeStanfordIn SchoolNoneNone
Quincy PattersonVirginia TechIn SchoolNoneNone
Justin RogersTCU
UNLV
In SchoolNoneNone
Tyler ShoughOregonIn SchoolNoneNone
Dorian Thompson-RobinsonUCLAIn SchoolNoneNone
Jack TuttleUtah
Indiana
In SchoolNoneNone
Jarren WilliamsMiami (FL)In SchoolNoneNone

2018

Spencer Rattler was named the Elite 11 MVP in 2018. He competed alongside players such as Tailua Tagovalioa, Jayden Daniels, and Bo Nix.

2019

Source:[2][126]
NameColleges AttendedNFL DraftNFL TeamsAwards/Accomplishments
Harrison BaileyTennessee VolunteersIn SchoolNoneNone
Carson BeckGeorgia BulldogsIn SchoolNoneNone
Drew PyneNotre Dame Fighting IrishIn SchoolNoneNone
Hudson CardTexas LonghornsIn SchoolNoneNone
Jacolby CriswellNorth Carolina Tar HeelsIn SchoolNone2019–20 Arkansas Gatorade Player of the Year
Luke DotySouth Carolina GamecocksIn SchoolNoneNone
Tyler Van DykeMiami HurricanesIn SchoolNoneNone
Chandler MorrisOklahoma SoonersIn SchoolNoneNone
Sol-Jay MaiavaBYU CougarsIn SchoolNoneNone
T. J. FinleyLSU TigersIn SchoolNoneNone
Ethan GarbersWashington HuskiesIn SchoolNoneNone
Haynes KingTexas A&M AggiesIn SchoolNoneNone
Hunter DekkersIowa State CyclonesIn SchoolNone2019–20 Iowa Gatorade Player of the Year
C. J. StroudOhio StateIn SchoolNoneElite 11 MVP
Bryce YoungAlabama Crimson TideIn SchoolNone2019–20 California Gatorade Player of the Year
Jeff SimsGeorgia Tech Yellow JacketsIn SchoolNoneNone

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