Ken Spain

Ken Spain

Detroit Lions 398th pick
DE · Houston · 1969

Ken Spain is a former defensive end out of Houston, selected by the Detroit Lions with the 398th overall pick (round 16) in the 1969 NFL Draft.

Draft Details

Year
Round
Round 16
Pick
398th overall
Position
College

Ken Spain Draft Context

Ken Spain was the 398th overall pick in the 1969 NFL Draft, selected by the Detroit Lions.

Picks Around Ken Spain

PickPlayerPosTeamCollege
395Bill SchmidtLBCincinnati BengalsMissouri
396Jim VuonoLBBoston PatriotsAdams State
397Edd HargettQBNew Orleans SaintsTexas A&M
399Mike WashingtonLBWashington RedskinsSouthern University
400Billy WoodsDBDenver BroncosNorth Texas State
401Lloyd MumphordDBMiami DolphinsTexas Southern

Detroit Lions 1969 Draft Class

Other Detroit Lions picks in 1969 include Altie Taylor (RB, round 2), Jim Yarbrough (TE, round 2), Larry Walton (WR, round 3), Jim Carr (OT, round 8), Rocky Rasley (G, round 9), Bob Bergum (DE, round 10), Ron Walker (DE, round 11), Bob Hadlock (DT, round 12), Wilson Bowie (RB, round 13), George Hoey (WR, round 14), Fred Gough (LB, round 15), John Stahl (G, round 16).

Other Houston players drafted in 1969 include Paul Gipson, John Peacock, Royce Berry, Cliff Larson, Mike Simpson.

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

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Detroit Lions 1969 Draft Class

RdPickPlayerPosCollege
234Altie TaylorRBUtah State
247Jim YarbroughTEFlorida
359Larry WaltonWRArizona State
8190Jim CarrOTJackson State
9216Rocky RasleyGOregon State
10242Bob BergumDEPlatteville (Wis)
11268Ron WalkerDEMorris Brown
12294Bob HadlockDTGeorge Fox (Ore)
13320Wilson BowieRBUSC
14346George HoeyWRMichigan
15372Fred GoughLBTexas-Arlington
16407John StahlGFresno State
17424Gary SteeleTEArmy