Rod Woodson

Rod Woodson

Pittsburgh Steelers 10th overall
FS · Purdue

Rod Woodson is a former free safety out of Purdue, selected by the Pittsburgh Steelers with the 10th overall pick (round 1) in the 1987 NFL Draft. He played 238 regular-season games from 1987 to 2003. From 1999 on, he played for the Baltimore Ravens and Oakland Raiders. He was named to 11 Pro Bowls and is a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Draft Details

Year
Round
Round 1
Pick
10th overall
Position
College

Rod Woodson Career Stats

Career Totals

GamesSacksDef INT
23813.571

Defense

SeasonTeamGSoloAstTFLSacksQB HitsINTPDFF
1999BAL1542121007170
2000BAL1660103004102
2001BAL1650203003121
2002OAK1661120008160
2003OAK103210000230
Since 1999732456470024583

G = games with at least one recorded statistic; the career games total in the summary above includes every game played.

Season-by-season detail is available from 1999 on; career totals above cover the full career.

Source: nflverse · Updated Sep 28, 2026

Draft Class Context

Rod Woodson was the 1st of 4 FSs selected in the 1987 draft. The 10th overall pick has been used 57 times in draft history. Its most productive selection was Michael Crabtree in 2009, who played 152 games. Career statistics for him are not currently held in this database; coverage is thinner for earlier draft classes.

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