11 FCS players, zero HBCU players taken in the 2024 NFL draft – NCAA.com

🏈 11 FCS players taken in NFL draft
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The 2024 NFL draft is complete. Two former FCS players were selected on Day 2 of the draft, led by Yale offensive lineman Kiran Amegadjie going 75th overall in the third round. Here’s a breakdown of who was selected.
See every FCS player selected below:
The 11 FCS players drafted are more than the 10 players selected in 2023 and less than the 20 players drafted in 2022. 
2024 NFL draft breakdown

In total there were…

19 Group of 5 players picked
11 FCS players
3 International Players
1 DII Player
0 HBCU players

2023 for comparison

36 G5 picks
10 FCS picks
1 HBCU picks
2 DII picks
0 Intl. picks#transferportal #businessdecisions
WHO’S LEFT:  FCS players to know for the 2024 NFL draft
Here’s the complete breakdown of FCS selections by conference
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For the second time in three seasons, zero HBCU football players were selected in the NFL draft. Only one HBCU player — Jackson State cornerback Isaiah Bolden in 2023 — has been drafted in the last three years.
While the NFL draft has concluded, expect several FCS and HBCU players to find NFL homes as undrafted free agents. 
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Stan Becton joined NCAA.com in 2021 and has since served as an FCS, track and field, cross country and HBCU beat reporter. He has covered numerous NCAA championship events, including the FCS Championship, DI Track & Field Championships and Men’s Frozen Four. Additionally, he has covered the 2022 College Football Playoff’s Peach Bowl and HBCU sporting events like the Celebration Bowl and Legacy Classic. Stan graduated from Carnegie Mellon University, earning a degree in Professional Writing and playing football as a five-year letterman. You can follow him on Twitter @stan_becton.
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