Woodrow Campbell

Woodrow Campbell

Houston Oilers 242nd pick
RB · Northwestern · 1967

Woodrow Campbell is a former running back out of Northwestern, selected by the Houston Oilers with the 242nd overall pick (round 10) in the 1967 NFL Draft.

Draft Details

Year
Round
Round 10
Pick
242nd overall
Position

Woodrow Campbell Draft Context

Woodrow Campbell was the 242nd overall pick in the 1967 NFL Draft, selected by the Houston Oilers.

Picks Around Woodrow Campbell

PickPlayerPosTeamCollege
239Dick StebbinsWRNew York GiantsGrambling
240Dick SchafrothOTAtlanta FalconsIowa State
241Tom BeierDBMiami DolphinsMiami (FL)
243Paul KrauseQBDenver BroncosDubuque
244Pete TatmanRBMinnesota VikingsNebraska
245Jerry HayhoeGDetroit LionsUSC

Houston Oilers 1967 Draft Class

Other Houston Oilers picks in 1967 include George Webster (LB, round 1), Tom Regner (OG, round 1), Bob Davis (QB, round 2), Roy Hopkins (RB, round 2), Larry Carwell (DB, round 3), Carel Stith (DT, round 4), Peter Johns (DB, round 5), Willie Parker (DT, round 5), Ezekial Moore (DB, round 5), Pete Barnes (LB, round 6), Ed Carrington (TE, round 7), John Brunson (RB, round 8).

Other Northwestern players drafted in 1967 include Casimir Banaszek, Phil Clark, John McCambridge, Bob McKelvey, Roger Murphy, Ken Ramsey.

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

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Houston Oilers 1967 Draft Class

RdPickPlayerPosCollege
15George WebsterLBMichigan State
123Tom RegnerOGNotre Dame
230Bob DavisQBVirginia
249Roy HopkinsRBTexas Southern
356Larry CarwellDBIowa State
486Carel StithDTNebraska
5111Peter JohnsDBTulane
5118Willie ParkerDTArkansas-Pine Bluff
5127Ezekial MooreDBLincoln (MO)
6136Pete BarnesLBSouthern University
7164Ed CarringtonTEVirginia
8189John BrunsonRBBenedict
8201Sharon WashingtonWRN.E. Missouri
9214Ken HoustonDBPrairie View
10261Tim SheehanCStanford
11267Harold DeckerDEKalamazoo
14345Henry HailstockGLincoln
15370Marvin McQueenLBMississippi
16398Rex KeelingWRSamford (Ala)
17423Larry LeeWRTexas A&M