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Washington, D.C. high school football

8 Washington, D.C. high schools have produced an NFL draft pick since the 2010 signing class, out of 22 with a college signee who went on to play.

15
NFL draftees
11% of 2010–2020 signees
6
College contributors
offense skill
206
Recruits tracked
since 2010
8
Schools that produced
of 22 with a signee

What Washington, D.C. produces

Every college signee from a Washington, D.C. high school since 2010 by position group, and how many were drafted.

OT
164 NFL
EDGE
303 NFL
CB
302 NFL
DL
212 NFL
LB
72 NFL
RB
141 NFL
QB
81 NFL
S
18
WR
18
IOL
16
ATH
15
TE
11
K
1
LS
1
draftedsigned with a college program

Every school, by NFL draft picks

Every Washington, D.C. high school that has sent a player to a college football program since 2010 — 22 of them, ranked by what those players became.

#High schoolNFLRecruits
1Friendship Academy413
2Archbishop Carroll317
3St. John's College268
4Gonzaga249
5Woodson110
6Maret School16
7Friendship Collegiate Academy15
8Sidwell Friends School12

8 of Washington, D.C.'s 22 high schools with a college signee have produced an NFL pick or a college contributor, and they are the ones ranked above; 4 have a pipeline page of their own. Search finds any of the 22.

Class by class

How many college players Washington, D.C. sent out each year — whether the state as a whole is producing more or fewer, which no class ranking measures.

4–5★ signeesall other college signees
'10
'12
'14
'16
'18
'20
'22
'24
'26
college signees per recruiting class, 20102027. Washington, D.C.

Notable alumni

The 21 biggest names out of Washington, D.C., drafted first. A school's own page carries every one of its signees.

PlayerPosCollegeOutcome
Caleb WilliamsQBOklahomaNFL draft (2024 R1)
Eddie GoldmanDLFlorida StateNFL draft (2015 R2)
Teez TaborCBFloridaNFL draft (2017 R2)
Terrell LewisEDGEAlabamaNFL draft (2020 R3)
Derwin GrayOTMarylandNFL draft (2019 R7)
Anton HarrisonOTOklahomaNFL draft (2023 R1)
Keilan RobinsonRBAlabamaNFL draft (2025 R4)
Yannick NgakoueLBMarylandNFL draft (2016 R3)
Olu FashanuOTPenn StateNFL draft (2024 R1)
Walter RouseOTStanfordNFL draft (2024 R6)
Kevin HoganQBStanfordNFL draft (2016 R5)
Sean DavisCBMarylandNFL draft (2016 R2)
Jaylen TwymanDLPittsburghNFL draft (2021 R6)
Jeremiah AttaochuEDGEGeorgia TechNFL draft (2014 R2)
Jalen McLeodLBApp StateNFL draft (2025 R6)
Jermaine CarterEDGEMarylandNFL draft (2018 R5)
Rakim JarrettWRMarylandCollege contributor
Kasim HillQBMarylandCollege contributor
Aaron TurnerRBUConnCollege contributor
Cam RossWRUConnCollege contributor
Malcolm TerryRBNavyCollege contributor

Top current commits

RecruitPosCommitted toStars
Carter MeadowsNotre DameOhio StateClemsonEDGEMichigan5★
Tariq BoneyEDGEMichigan4★
Tyson HarleyNotre DameMichiganOhio StateEDGEVirginia Tech4★
Da'Jon Talley-RhodesRBIndiana4★
Ace HamiltonIOLMichigan3★
Zahir CobbSMaryland3★
Jordan HarrisonMarylandTCUUCLAIOLSouth Florida3★
Josiah AmpofoDLWake Forest3★

Other states

The same read for every state with enough college signings to measure.

A recruit's state is his HOMETOWN, so this is where Washington, D.C. talent comes from rather than where it plays. Descriptive hindsight, not a forecast. Draft outcomes cover all positions (2010–2020 signing classes, each with the full five drafts behind it); the college-contributor count covers offense-skill positions (2010–21), where we have production data. How this is measured.