Darryl Bishop

Darryl Bishop

Cincinnati Bengals 410th pick
DB · Kentucky · 1974

Darryl Bishop is a former defensive back out of Kentucky, selected by the Cincinnati Bengals with the 410th overall pick (round 16) in the 1974 NFL Draft.

Draft Details

Year
Round
Round 16
Pick
410th overall
Position
College

Darryl Bishop Draft Context

Darryl Bishop was the 410th overall pick in the 1974 NFL Draft, selected by the Cincinnati Bengals.

Picks Around Darryl Bishop

PickPlayerPosTeamCollege
407Preston AndersonDBCleveland BrownsRice
408Molly McGeeRBAtlanta FalconsRhode Island
409Delario RobinsonWROakland RaidersKansas
411Nate AndersonRBWashington RedskinsEastern Illinois
412Octavus MorganLBPittsburgh SteelersIllinois
413Gene KillianGDallas CowboysTennessee

Cincinnati Bengals 1974 Draft Class

Other Cincinnati Bengals picks in 1974 include Clint Longley (QB, round 1), Bill Kollar (DE, round 1), Charlie Davis (RB, round 2), Dave Lapham (G, round 3), Evan Jolitz (LB, round 3), Mike Boryla (QB, round 4), Daryl White (G, round 4), Richard Williams (WR, round 4), Haskel Stanback (RB, round 5), Richard Bishop (DT, round 5), Robin Sinclair (DB, round 6), Bill Bryant (CB, round 6).

Other Kentucky players drafted in 1974 include Frank LeMaster, Cecil Bowens, Dave Margavage.

No NFL career statistics are available for Darryl Bishop in our sources (nflverse, Wikipedia).

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Cincinnati Bengals 1974 Draft Class

RdPickPlayerPosCollege
123Bill KollarDEMontana State
248Charlie DavisRBColorado
361Dave LaphamGSyracuse
373Evan JolitzLBCincinnati
487Mike BorylaQBStanford
498Daryl WhiteGNebraska
4103Richard WilliamsWRAbilene Christian
5114Haskel StanbackRBTennessee
5127Richard BishopDTLouisville
6152Robin SinclairDBWashington State
6153Bill BryantCBGrambling State
7177Ken SawyerDBSyracuse
8202John McDanielWRLincoln (MO)
9231Edward JohnsonDESMU
10256Chuck HerdTEPenn State
11281Ed KezirianOTUCLA
12306Rudy McClintonDBXavier
13335Ted JornovLBIowa State
14360Mike PhillipsOTCornell
15385Isaac JacksonRBKansas State
17439Jim SmithRBNorth Carolina Central