Boston Patriots Draft Picks (Selected Second)
Round | Player | Position | College |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Tommy MasonTommy Mason | Half back | Tulane |
2 | Rip HawkinsRip Hawkins | Center | North Carolina |
3 | Danny LaRoseDanny LaRose | Offensive end | Missouri |
4 | Mike ZenoMike Zeno | Guard | Virginia Tech |
5 | Fran TarkentonFran Tarkenton 4 | Quarterback | Georgia |
6 | Larry EisenhauerLarry Eisenhauer 1 | Tackle | Boston College |
7 | Paul TerhesPaul Terhes | Quarterback | Bucknell |
8 | Charles LongCharles Long 1 | Guard | Tennessee-Chattanooga |
9 | Roland LakesRoland Lakes | Center | Wichita |
10 | Richard MuellerRichard Mueller | Offensive end | Kentucky |
11 | Mel WestMel West | Center | Missouri |
12 | Wayne HarrisWayne Harris | Center | Arkansas |
13 | Dan UnderwoodDan Underwood | Tackle | McNeese State |
14 | James WrightJames Wright | Quarterback | Memphis State |
16 | George BalthazarGeorge Balthazar | Tackle | Tennessee A&I |
17 | Ray RatkowskiRay Ratkowski | Halfback | Notre Dame |
18 | Tom RodgersTom Rodgers | Halfback | Kentucky |
19 | Joe BellinoJoe Bellino | Halfback | Navy |
20 | Clarence ChildsClarence Childs | Halfback | Florida A&M |
21 | Dan OakesDan Oakes | Guard | Virginia Tech |
22 | Bob JohnsonBob Johnson | Offensive end | Michigan |
23 | Darrell DeDeckerDarrell DeDecker | Center | Illinois |
24 | Don WebbDon Webb | Halfback | Iowa State |
25 | Robert MinihaneRobert Minihane | Tackle | Boston |
26 | Charles GrangerCharles Granger | Tackle | Southern |
27 | Terry HuxholdTerry Huxhold | Tackle | Wisconsin |
28 | Bryant HarvardBryant Harvard | Quarterback | Auburn |
29 | Ernie McMillanErnie McMillan | Tackle | Illinois |
30 | George HultzGeorge Hultz | Tackle | Mississippi Southern |
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