The NFL draft had 257 picks over the three-day spectacle, beginning with USC’s Caleb Williams heading to the Bears and ending with Alabama’s Jalen Key taking the “Mr. Irrelevant” nod.
For the football world, the conversations now shift to a myriad of debatable headlines: Which teams reigned supreme? Which teams failed? Which players can make an immediate impact? Can anyone really save the Chicago Bears? And so on.
Some of the topical chatter also flips the lens into the past instead of the future, giving colleges and even high schools a moment to bask in the spotlight on the NFL’s biggest offseason stage.
While much of that focus is on the NCAA programs with the most draft picks, the dive into the high school gridiron history books is just as intriguing.
With that in mind, here’s a breakdown (via the HSFA) of the high schools with at least two draft picks in 2024.
Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas, Nev.)
Rome Odunze, WR — No. 9, Chicago Bears.
Jaden Hicks, S — No. 133 Kansas City Chiefs.
Edefuan Alofoshio, LB — No. 160, Buffalo Bills.
IMG Academy (Bradenton, Fla.)
JC Latham, OT — No. 7, Tennessee Titans.
J.J. McCarthy, QB — No. 10, Minnesota Vikings.
Xavier Thomas, EDGE — No. 138, Arizona Cardinals.
Avon (Ind.)
Blake Fisher, OT — No. 59, Houston Texans.
Isaac Guerendo, RB — No. 129, San Francisco 49ers.
Calabasas (Calif.)
Jermaine Burton, WR — No. 80, Cincinnati Bengals.
Johnny Wilson, WR — No. 185, Philadelphia Eagles.
Deerfield Beach (Fla.)
Brandon Dorlus, DT — No. 109, Atlanta Falcons.
Michael Pratt, QB — No. 245, Green Bay Packers.
Godby (Fla.)
Javon Solomon, EDGE — No. 168 Buffalo Bills.
Jaylen Key, S — No. 257 New York Jets.
Gonzaga (Washington, D.C.)
Caleb Williams, QB — No. 1, Chicago Bears.
Olumuyiwa Fashanu, OT — No. 11, New York Jets.
Good Counsel (Md.)
Chris Jenkins, DT — No. 49 Cincinnati Bengals).
Cam Hart, CB — No. 140, Los Angeles Chargers.
Hamilton (Ariz.)
Jawhar Jordan, RB — No. 205, Houston Texans.
Brendan Rice, WR — No. 225, Los Angeles Chargers.
Lone Star (Frisco, Texas)
Jaylan Ford, LB — No. 175, New Orleans Saints.
Trey Taylor, S — No. 223, Las Vegas Raiders.
Pinson Valley (Ala.)
Bo Nix, QB — No. 12, Denver Broncos.
Kool-Aid McKinstry, CB — No. 41, New Orleans Saints.
Ravenwood (Tenn.)
Graham Barton, C — No. 26, Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Junior Colson, LB — No. 69, Los Angeles Chargers.
River Rouge (Mich.)
Ruke Orhorhoro, DT — No. 35, Arizona Cardinals.
Kamal Hadden, CB — No. 211, Kansas City Chiefs.
Spanish Fort (Ala.)
Kris Abrams-Draine, CB — No. 145, Denver Broncos.
D.J. James, CB — No. 192, Seattle Seahawks.
St. Frances Academy (Baltimore, Md.)
Chris Braswell, EDGE — No. 57, Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Blake Corum, RB — No. 83, Los Angeles Rams.
St. Joseph’s Prep (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Marvin Harrison Jr., WR — No. 4, Arizona Cardinals.
Jeremiah Trotter Jr., LB — No. 155, Philadelphia Eagles.
St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.)
Dallas Turner, EDGE — No. 17, Minnesota Vikings.
Jaden Davis, CB — No. 226, Arizona Cardinals.
Timber Creek (Sicklerville, N.J.)
Tarheeb Still, CB — No. 137, Los Angeles Chargers).
Devin Leary, QB — No. 218, Baltimore Ravens.
Valor Christian (Highlands Ranch, Colo.)
Roger Rosengarten, OT — No. 62, Baltimore Ravens.
Luke McCaffrey, WR — No. 100, Washington Commanders.
Weddington (Matthews, N.C.)
Malik Mustapha, S — No. 124, San Francisco 49ers.
Will Shipley, RB — No. 127, Philadelphia Eagles.
Wekiva (Apopka, Fla.)
Rendardo Green, CB — No. 64, San Francisco 49ers.
Tyler Davis, DT — No. 196 Los Angeles Rams.