NASHVILLE, Tenn. - For the 13th consecutive year, the SEC led all conferences in draft picks, with the 64 selections marking the most by any conference in an NFL Draft. That number surpasses the previous record of 63 picks from the SEC in 2013.

Alabama led the nation with 10 picks, making this the third straight year the Crimson Tide had at least 10 student-athletes drafted. Alabama's three first-round selections gave head coach Nick Saban the most of any coach, passing Bobby Bowden and Joe Paterno with 34.

Other SEC teams added to their record books as well. Texas A&M's seven selections were the most in school history and tied for the second-most in the SEC. Cullen Gillaspia was the first Texas A&M 12th Man ever drafted. The six Ole Miss athletes drafted were the school's most since 1971, while Kentucky's five picks were its most players chosen since 1979.

Round 1

Pick (Overall)	Athlete	School	NFL Team
3	Quinnen Williams	Alabama	New York Jets
5	Devin White	LSU	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
7	Josh Allen	Kentucky	Jacksonville Jaguars
11	Jonah Williams	Alabama	Cincinnati Bengals
19	Jeffery Simmons	Mississippi State	Tennessee Titans
24	Josh Jacobs	Alabama	Oakland Raiders
26	Montez Sweat	Mississippi State	Washington Redskins
27	Johnathan Abram	Mississippi State	Oakland Raiders
30	Deandre Baker	Georgia	New York Giants

Round 2

Pick (Overall)	Athlete	School	NFL Team
35	Jawaan Taylor	Florida	Jacksonville Jaguars
36	Deebo Samuel	South Carolina	San Francisco 49ers
37	Greg Little	Ole Miss	Carolina Panthers
42	Drew Lock	Missouri	Denver Broncos
44	Elgton Jenkins	Mississippi State	Green Bay Packers
45	Joejuan Williams	Vanderbilt	New England Patriots
46	Greedy Williams	LSU	Cleveland Browns
48	Erik McCoy	Texas A&M	New Orleans Saints
50	Irv Smith Jr.	Alabama	Minnesota Vikings
51	A.J. Brown	Ole Miss	Tennessee Titans
54	Lonnie Johnson Jr.	Kentucky	Houston Texans
56	Mecole Hardman	Georgia	Kansas City Chiefs
64	DK Metcalf	Ole Miss	Seattle Seahawks

Round 3

Pick (Overall)	Athlete	School	NFL Team
68	Jachai Polite	Florida	New York Jets
75	Jace Sternberger	Texas A&M	Green Bay Packers
87	Damien Harris	Alabama	New England Patriots
94	Jamel Dean	Auburn	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
96	Dawson Knox	Ole Miss	Buffalo Bills
99	Mike Edwards	LSU	Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Round 4

Pick (Overall)	Athlete	School	NFL Team
105	Chauncey Gardner-Johnson	Florida	New Orleans Saints
115	Christian Miller	Alabama	Carolina Panthers
118	Hjalte Froholdt	Arkansas	New England Patriots
122	Benny Snell Jr.	Kentucky	Pittsburgh Steelers
126	Riley Ridley	Georgia	Chicago Bears
133	Jarrett Stidham	Auburn	New England Patriots
137	Foster Moreau	LSU	Oakland Raiders

Round 5

Pick (Overall)	Athlete	School	NFL Team
139	Deionte Thompson	Alabama	Arizona Cardinals
147	Vosean Joseph	Florida	Buffalo Bills
148	Dre Greenlaw	Arkansas	San Francisco 49ers
150	Kingsley Keke	Texas A&M	Green Bay Packers
153	Ross Pierschbacher	Alabama	Washington Redskins
154	Jordan Scarlett	Florida	Carolina Panthers
155	Mack Wilson	Alabama	Cleveland Browns
160	Daylon Mack	Texas A&M	Baltimore Ravens
168	D'Andre Walker	Georgia	Tennessee Titans
171	Darius Slayton	Auburn	New York Giants

Round 6

Pick (Overall)	Athlete	School	NFL Team
179	Lamont Gaillard	Georgia	Arizona Cardinals
182	Trayveon Williams	Texas A&M	Cincinnati Bengals
183	Justin Skule	Vanderbilt	San Francisco 49ers
190	Armon Watts	Arkansas	Minnesota Vikings
192	Isaiah Buggs	Alabama	Pittsburgh Steelers
199	Gerri Green	Mississippi State	Indianapolis Colts
201	Rashad Fenton	South Carolina	Kansas City Chiefs
210	Deshaun Davis	Auburn	Cincinnati Bengals
212	Dennis Daley	South Carolina	Carolina Panthers
213	Donovan Wilson	Texas A&M	Dallas Cowboys

Round 7

Pick (Overall)	Athlete	School	NFL Team
215	Terry Beckner Jr.	Missouri	Tampa Bay Buccaneers
220	Cullen Gillaspia	Texas A&M	Houston Texans
224	Isaac Nauta	Georgia	Detroit Lions
232	George Asafo-Adjei	Kentucky	New York Giants
233	Chandler Cox	Auburn	Miami Dolphins
235	Dontavius Russell	Auburn	Jacksonville Jaguars
237	Terry Godwin	Georgia	Carolina Panthers
246	Javon Patterson	Ole Miss	Indianapolis Colts
252	Ken Webster	Ole Miss	New England Patriots

DRAFT NOTES

Day 1

• The SEC saw nine student-athletes drafted in the first round of the 2019 NFL Draft, marking the fourth straight year the conference has led the way in first-round picks.
• Alabama defensive tackle Quinnen Williams was the SEC alum selected highest, coming in as the third overall pick to the New York Jets.
• Mississippi State tied Alabama and Clemson for the most picks in the first round of the draft, with three Bulldogs finding their way onto an NFL roster. The three selections for Mississippi State were its most in the first round in the Common Draft Era (since 1967).
• Devin White (No. 5 overall) became the highest LSU linebacker drafted in over 50 years, while Josh Allen (No. 7 overall) earned Kentucky's highest draft pick since 2003.

Day 2

• Twelve SEC teams boasted second- or third-round selections in the NFL Draft, including 11 schools represented in the second round alone. The conference produced 19 picks on Day 2, topping the 16 drafted in 2018.
• Florida's Jawaan Taylor was the first off the board as the 35th overall pick to Jacksonville, where he will join Kentucky's Josh Allen, who was drafted seventh overall on Thursday. The Jaguars are familiar with SEC talent, with their last six first- and second-round picks coming from the conference.
• Other notable SEC names followed shortly after Taylor as South Carolina's Deebo Samuel was drafted 36th overall by the San Francisco 49ers. Missouri's Drew Lock was the first SEC quarterback drafted, going 42nd overall to the Denver Broncos.
• Greedy Williams (No. 46 overall) will join fellow LSU alums Odell Beckham Jr. and Jarvis Landry on the Cleveland Browns roster. Ole Miss saw A.J. Brown (No. 51 overall) and DK Metcalf (No. 64 overall) both drafted in the second round. They are the first pair of wide receiver teammates to be selected in the first two rounds since Beckham and Landry in 2014.

Day 3

• Jarrett Stidham, drafted 133rd overall by the New England Patriots, was the first Auburn quarterback to be drafted since Cam Newton in 2011.
• With safety Deionte Thompson (No. 139 overall) drafted, Alabama has had at least one defensive back selected in each draft since 2012, the longest active streak in the nation.
• Gerri Green (No. 199 overall) marked the fourth defensive player drafted from Mississippi State, setting a new school record.
• Tight end Isaac Nauta (No. 224 overall) was the first Georgia player drafted by the Lions since Matthew Stafford in 2009.