NFL Draft Projections: See which former ALL-USA selections will be picked in the 2019 NFL Draft

The 2019 NFL Draft, which will begin 8 p.m. ET on Thursday, is set to introduce a new crop of future stars into the league.

Some of them have been in the limelight the majority of their careers.

Thirty-seven players who could be selected in the draft made ALL-USA teams while in high school. One of them, former Ole Miss and Allen High School (Texas) OL Greg Little, was on the 2014 Second Team and 2015 First Team.

Former player of the years Kyler Murray (2014 Offensive POY at Allen, who attended Oklahoma) and Rashan Gary (2015 Defensive POY at Paramus Catholic High School (N.J.) before Michigan) are on the list as well.

So are likely first-round picks including 2015 Second Team member Jonah Williams of Folsom High School (Calif.) and 2015 Second Team Defensive member Ed Oliver of Westfield High School (Texas).

See the full list, and keep your eyes out during the 2019 NFL Draft:

<p><strong>School: </strong>Montgomery Bell (Nashville, Tenn.)<br/><strong>Position: </strong>Offensive Line<br/><strong>College:</strong> Notre Dame<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2013 Second Team Offense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Undrafted FA<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> Played offensive and defensive line in high school and competed in the Under Armour All-America Game. As a graduate student in 2018, Bars’ season was cut short due to injury five games in.</p><p><em>Photo: George Walker IV/The Tennessean</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>East St. Louis (Ill.)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong> </strong>Defensive Tackle<br/><strong>College:</strong> Missouri<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2014 First Team Defense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Rounds 5-7<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> Had 117 tackles – 75 total – four sacks and an interception in 2014. Beckner was the top recruit from Illinois. After getting injured his first two years at Missouri, Beckner broke out his junior year.</p><p><em>Photo: Tom Lemming</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Folsom (Calif.)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong></strong> Quarterback<br/><strong>College:</strong> Washington<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year: </strong>2014 First Team Offense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Rounds 6-7<br/><strong>Noteworthy: </strong>Set national high school records for touchdowns in a season (91 in 2014) and career (229 in three seasons). Browning was the first high school player to pass for 5,000-plus yards and score 60-plus touchdowns in three straight years.</p><p><em>Photo: Ed Szczepanski/USA TODAY Sports</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>University Lab (Baton Rouge, La.)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong> </strong>Offensive Guard<br/><strong>College:</strong> LSU<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year: </strong>2013 Second Team Offense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Undrafted FA<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> A four-star prospect, Brumfield was ESPN’s No. 1 guard in the class and an Under Armour All-America Game participant. He appeared in 45 games over the last four seasons and missed four senior year due to injury.</p><p>Photo: Scout</p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Manatee (Bradenton, Fla.)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong> </strong>Defensive Tackle<br/><strong>College:</strong> FSU<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2013 Second Team Defense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Round 7<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> As a high school senior, Christmas had 39 tackles, 20 quarterback hurries, eight TFLs, three sacks and two FFs. He started all 37 games he played at FSU over the last three seasons.</p><p><em>Photo 247Sports</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Armwood (Fla.)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong> </strong>Defensive Lineman<br/><strong>College:</strong> Maryland<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2014 First Team Defense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Round 7-Undrafted FA<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> A three-sport high school athlete (track, basketball), Cowart was ESPN and Rival’s No. 1 recruit and played in two state championship games. He played at Auburn two years before leaving and attending Hillsborough Community College in 2017 and then Maryland in 2018.</p><p><em>Photo: Jonathan Dyer/USA TODAY Sports</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>McEachern (Powder Springs, Ga.)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong> </strong>Offensive Tackle<br/><strong>College:</strong> USC<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2014 Second Team Offense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Rounds 3-4<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> Ranked the No. 1 offensive guard on 247Sports, Edoga helped McEachern get to the semifinals his senior year. He had 16 career starts at USC.</p><p><em>Photo: Scout</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Paramus Catholic (N.J.)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong> </strong>Defensive Lineman<br/><strong>College:</strong> Michigan<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2015 First Team Defense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Round 1<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> The 2015 ALL-USA Defensive Player of the Year, Gary had 55 tackles, 29 TFLs, 13.5 sacks and four forced fumbles in nine games. He is a three-time letterman at Michigan.</p><p><em>Photo: Adam Hunger/USA TODAY Sports Images</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Callaway (Hogansville, Ga.)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong></strong> Wide Receiver<br/><strong>College:</strong> Georgia<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2014 First Team Defense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Rounds 6-7<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> Godwin played football, basketball and baseball in high school. He was drafted in the 33rd round of the 2015 MLB amateur draft by the Atlanta Braves but decided to play football at Georgia instead.</p><p><em>Photo: Tom Lemming</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Salem Hills (Utah)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong> </strong>Linebacker<br/><strong>College:</strong> Southern California<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2014 Second Team Defense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Rounds 5-7<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> A do-it-all high school athlete, Gustin played quarterback (2,864 yards, 22 TDs, 7 INTs; 891 yards, 92 carries, 10 TDs), linebacker (152 tackles, 29 TFLs, 10.5 sacks, 2 INTs), was a baseball pitcher, played basketball and ran track.</p><p><em>Photo: Scout</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Elbert County High School (Ga.)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong> </strong>Wide Receiver<br/><strong>College:</strong> Georgia<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2015 Second Team Defense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Rounds 3-4<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> Hardman, who played defensive back before switching to wide receiver at Georgia, was primarily a quarterback in high school. As a read-option QB, he ran for 2,103 yards and 28 TDs as a senior, according to <a href="https://www.dawgnation.com/football/next-generation-for-kids-at-elbert-primary-me-cole-is-beloved">DawgNation</a>.</p><p><em>Photo: 247Sports</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Madison Southern (Berea, Ken.)<br /> <strong><strong>Position:</strong> </strong>Running Back<br /> <strong>College:</strong> Alabama<br /> <strong>ALL-USA Year: </strong>2014 First Team Offense<br /> <strong>Projected Round: </strong>Rounds 2-3<br /> <strong>Noteworthy: </strong>Rushed for 2,621 yards and 42 touchdowns as a high school junior. He only played seven games in his senior year due to injury but still racked up 1,474 yards and 23 touchdowns.</p> <p><em>Photo: Matt Goins/Lexington Herald-Leader</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Argyle (Texas)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong> </strong>Kicker<br/><strong>College:</strong> North Texas<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year: </strong>2013 First Team Offense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Undrafted FA<br/><strong>Noteworthy: </strong>Won the Chris Sailer national placekicker of the year award in high school and then a semifinalist for the Lou Groza Award in 2018.</p><p><em>Photo: Argyle</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>North Gwinnett (Suwanee, Ga.)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong> </strong>Offensive Tackle<br/><strong>College:</strong> Clemson<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2014 First Team Offense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Rounds 4-6<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> Hyatt, rated the No. 2 offensive tackle in the country, appeared in the 2013 state title game and was a U.S. Army All-American Bowl participant. He was a 2018 semifinalist for the Outland Trophy for top collegiate interior lineman.</p><p><em>Photo: Tom Lemming</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Apopka (Fla.)<br/><strong><strong>Position: </strong></strong>Offensive Tackle<br/><strong>College:</strong> Florida<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2014 First Team Offense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Rounds 3-5<br/><strong>Noteworthy: </strong>Ivey played in two state championship games with Apopka in high school and participated in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl. He started all but five games over four years at Florida.</p><p><em>Photo: Orlando Sentinel</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Warren Easton (New Orleans, La.)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong> </strong>Wide Receiver<br/><strong>College:</strong> Oklahoma State<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2014 First Team Offense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Rounds 5-6<br/><strong>Noteworthy: </strong>The No. 2 wide receiver recruit in the nation, Johnson followed his 87-reception, 1,433-yard junior year with 94 receptions, 1,589 yards and 17 touchdowns as a senior at Warren Easton.</p><p><em>Photo: Sonny Shipp/247 Sports</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Plymouth (Canton Township, Mich.)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong> </strong>Offensive Guard<br/><strong>College:</strong> Ohio State<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2015 Second Team Offense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Rounds 3-4<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> As a high school senior, Jordan averaged six pancake blocks per game and did not allow a sack, according to his Ohio State bio. He was the first true freshman to start on the Ohio State offensive line in 23 years and started every game in his collegiate career.</p><p><em>Photo: 247Sports</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Wake Forest (N.C.)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong> </strong>Defensive Tackle<br/><strong>College:</strong> Clemson<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2015 First Team Defense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Round 1<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> Lawrence had 91 tackles, 21 TFLs, 13 sacks and 16 quarterback hurries as a senior and helped Wake Forest to a 27-2 record over his final two years in high school. At Clemson, he was a three-time All-ACC selection.</p><p><em>Photo: Soobum Im/USA TODAY Sports Images</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Allen (Texas)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong></strong> Offensive Tackle<br/><strong>College:</strong> Ole Miss<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2015 First Team Offense, 2014 Second Team<br/><strong>Projected Round:</strong> Round 2<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> The No. 1-ranked offensive lineman, Little helped Allen go 46-1 and win two championships over his three years as a starter. He was a Second Team member as a junior and First Team as a senior.</p><p><em>Photo: 247Sports</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Cedar Hill (Texas)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong> </strong>Wide Receiver<br/><strong>College:</strong> Ole Miss<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2014 First Team Offense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Rounds 6-7<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> Was Offensive MVP of the state championship game two years in a row. Over his junior and senior years, Lodge had a combined 135 receptions, 2,473 yards and 47 touchdowns.</p><p><em>Photo: AP Photo/LM Otero</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Polytechnic (Long Beach, Calif.)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong> </strong>Cornerback<br/><strong>College:</strong> Southern California<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2014 First Team Defense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Rounds 4-5<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> Playing all facets of the ball, Marshall had 85 tackles, 16 deflections, 19 receptions for 315 yards, scored eight touchdowns and had seven kick and punt returns apiece as a senior in high school.</p><p><em>Photo: Tom Lemming</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Spring Valley (Columbia, S.C.)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong> </strong>Linebacker<br/><strong>College:</strong> Alabama<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2013 Second Team Defense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Rounds 3-4<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> Had 188 tackles and 24 sacks as a senior and was a semifinalist for the Butkus Award for top high school linebacker. As a senior at Alabama, Miller had 11.5 TFLs, 8.5 sacks and 12 quarterback hurries.</p><p><em>Photo: 247Sports</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>White Station (Memphis, Tenn.)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong> </strong>Wide Receiver<br/><strong>College:</strong> Oregon<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2015 Second Team Offense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Round 5-6<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> Mitchell, a four-star prospect, had 62 catches for 1,143 yards and scored 31 total touchdowns as a senior. He continued his strong career at Oregon and broke the program’s single-season receiving record with 1,184 yards.</p><p><em>Photo: Scout</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Coconut Creek (Fla.)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong> </strong>Cornerback<br/><strong>College:</strong> Clemson<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2015 Second Team Defense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Round 2<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> Playing both sides of the ball, Mullen had 45 receptions and 800 yards as a senior, according to MaxPreps. He also had a 98-yard interception return – as a freshman.</p><p><em>Photo: Scout</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Allen (Texas)<br/><strong><strong>Position: </strong></strong>Quarterback<br/><strong>College:</strong> Oklahoma<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2014 First Team Offense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Round 1<br/><strong>Noteworthy: </strong>Murray went 43-0 as a starting quarterback, had 14,500 total yards and scored 186 touchdowns over his three seasons. He was the 2014 ALL-USA Player of the Year and 2018 Heisman Award winner.</p><p><em>Photo: Kevin Jairaj/USA TODAY Sports</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>IMG Academy (Bradenton, Fla.)<br/><strong><strong>Position: </strong></strong>Tight End<br/><strong>College:</strong> Georgia<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2015 First Team Offense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Round 5-6<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> The No. 1 tight end prospect and U.S. Army All-America Bowl participant, Nauta has played in 42 games and started 27 over his three seasons at Georgia.</p><p><em>Photo: Soobum Im/USA TODAY Sports</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Westfield (Houston, Texas)<br/><strong><strong>Position: </strong></strong>Defensive Tackle<br/><strong>College:</strong> Houston<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2015 Second Team Defense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Round 1<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> Oliver was very consistent in high school, putting up 83 tackles, 20 TFLs, nine sacks, two forced fumbles and an interception as a senior and 84 tackles and seven sacks as a junior.</p><p><em>Photo: 247Sports</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Timber Creek (Orlando, Fla.)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong> </strong>Running Back<br/><strong>College:</strong> Florida State<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2014 Second Team Offense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Undrafted FA<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> Patrick rushed for 2,576 yards and 32 touchdowns on 276 carries as a senior to close a career of 7,922 rushing yards and 103 touchdowns.</p><p><em>Photo: 247Sports</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Mays (Atlanta, Ga.)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong> </strong>Linebacker <br/><strong>College:</strong> Georgia<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2014 Second Team Defense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Undrafted FA<br/><strong>Noteworthy: </strong>Patrick had 111 tackles and 27 TFLs as a senior and led his team to a championship appearance. At Georgia, he started 16 of his 19 appearances from 2016-17 and then started eight of 14 in 2018.</p><p><em>Photo: Scout</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Bishop McNamara (Forestville, Md.)<br/><strong><strong>Position: </strong></strong>Offensive Lineman<br/><strong>College:</strong> Maryland<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year: </strong>2013 First Team Offense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Undrafted FA<br/><strong>Noteworthy: </strong>Ranked four stars by ESPN and five by Rivals, Damian Prince was a 2014 Under Armour All-America Game participant in high school. At Maryland, ranked high on Pro Football Focus in pass-blocking efficiency over the last two years.</p><p><em>Photo: Tom Lemming</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Marshall (Texas)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong> </strong>Defensive Back<br/><strong>College:</strong> Ohio State<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2014 First Team Defense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Rounds 3-4<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> A five-star football prospect and high school track and field champion, Sheffield redshirted a year at Alabama, transferred to Blinn College and then played at Ohio State for two years.</p><p><em>Photo: 247Sports</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Bowie (Texas)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong> </strong>Safety<br/><strong>College:</strong> TCU<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2014 Second Team Defense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Undrafted FA<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> A three-star recruit, Small was the Texas 6A Defensive Player of the Year, had 120 tackles, six INTs and three blocked kicks. He scored touchdowns on an interception, fumble recovery and blocked PAT return.</p><p><em>Photo: 247Sports</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>IMG Academy (Bradenton, Fla.)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong> </strong>Defensive Back<br/><strong>College:</strong> Alabama<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2015 First Team Defense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Rounds 4-5<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> After transferring to IMG for his junior year, Smith had 67 tackles, four fumble recoveries and five interceptions in 2014 and 43 tackles, a pass breakup, one blocked punt and three blocked field goals in 2015.</p><p><em>Photo: Scout</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>North Davidson (Lexington, N.C.)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong> </strong>Defensive Lineman<br/><strong>College:</strong> Tennessee<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2014 Second Team Defense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Undrafted FA<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> A three-sport athlete, Tuttle started his high school career strong with 74 tackles, 14 tackles for loss and nine sacks as a freshman. Over his career, he had 315 tackles, 66 TFLs and 35 sacks.</p><p><em>Photo: Cory Fravel/247 Sports</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Folsom (Calif.)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong> </strong>Offensive Lineman<br/><strong>College:</strong> Alabama<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2015 Second Team Offense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Round 1<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> A five-star prospect on 247Sports and Rivals and four-star on ESPN, Williams was considered a top-3 OT by all three sites. He started all 44 games at Alabama, 29 coming at left tackle and 15 at right.</p><p><em>Photo: Scout</em></p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Karr (New Orleans, La.)<br/><strong></strong><strong>Position:</strong> Defensive Lineman<br/><strong>College: </strong>Miami<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year: </strong>2013 First Team Defense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Rounds 3-4<br/><strong>Noteworthy: </strong>Played in four straight state championship games in high school and, as a senior, tallied 107 tackles, 43 TFLs and 15 sacks. Sports Illustrated named him a Second-Team All-American at Miami last season.</p><p>Photo: 247Sports</p>

<p><strong>School: </strong>Carver (Montgomery, Ala.)<br/><strong><strong>Position:</strong></strong> Linebacker<br/><strong>College:</strong> Alabama<br/><strong>ALL-USA Year:</strong> 2015 First Team Defense<br/><strong>Projected Round: </strong>Rounds 2-3<br/><strong>Noteworthy:</strong> Recorded 115 tackles, five sacks, four forced fumbles and an interception as a senior at Carver and was a consensus top-five outside linebacker as a recruit.</p><p><em>Photo: Montgomery Advertiser</em></p>