Bobcats in Professional Football

Bobcats in the NFL - Current (Entering 2022)

Name Position Years at Texas State First Year in NFL Current NFL Team
Aaron Brewer OL 2017-19 2020 Tennessee Titans
David Mayo LB 2012-14 2015 Washington Commanders
Caeveon Patton DT 2017-21 2022 Indianapolis Colts



Bobcats in Other Outdoor Pro Leagues - Current (2022)

Name Position Years at Texas State League Current Team
Liam Dobson OL 2021 CFL Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Jeremiah Haydel WR 2017-20 CFL Toronto Argonauts
Eric Sutton DB 2021 CFL Toronto Argonauts



Bobcats in the NFL Draft

Name Position Years at Texas State Year Drafted Round Drafted By
David Mayo LB 2012-14 2015 5th (169th overall) Carolina Panthers
Craig Mager CB 2012-14 2015 3rd (83rd overall) San Diego Chargers
Fred Evans DT 2006 7th (212th overall) Miami Dolphins
Darrick Vaughn DB 2000 7th (211th overall) Atlanta Falcons
Spergon Wynn QB 2000 6th (183rd overall) Cleveland Browns
Jeff Novak OL 1990 7th (172nd overall) San Diego Chargers
Bill Jones RB 1989 12th (311th overall) Kansas City Chiefs
A.J. Johnson DB 1989 6th (149th overall) Washington Redskins
Pat Franklin RB 1986 7th (177th overall) Cincinnati Bengals
Van Hughes DE 1984 5th (135th overall) Pittsburgh Steelers
Ken Coffey DB 1982 9th (226th overall) Washington Redskins
Bobby Watkins DB 1982 2nd (42nd overall) Detroit Lions
Paul Darby WR 1979 12th (314th overall) New York Jets
Noe Gonzalez RB 1974 12th (305th overall) Oakland Raiders
Jim Stienke DB 1973 2nd (47th overall) Cleveland Browns
Wade Key OL 1969 13th (314th overall) Philadelphia Eagles
Reece Morrison RB 1968 3rd (66th overall) Cleveland Browns
Wallace Dickey OL 1965 15th (207th overall) Detroit Lions
Mick Sauls DB 1968 13th (339th overall) St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Young DL 1964 19th (261st overall) St. Louis Cardinals
 


Bobcats Who Played in the Super Bowl

Name Position Super Bowl Season Team Result
David Mayo LB Super Bowl 50 2015 Carolina Panthers L (24-10 vs. Denver Broncos)
A.J. Johnson DB Super Bowl XXVI 1991 Washington Redskins W (37-24 vs. Buffalo Bills)
Ken Coffey DB Super Bowl XVIII 1983 Washington Redskins L (38-9 vs. Los Angeles Raiders)