Most Bisons drafted in a year: 8 – 1971; 7 – 2002

Highest drafted Bison: 1985 - 2nd overall (1st round) by the Calgary Stampeders ­ Randy Ambroise (OL)

Longest consecutive streak: 10 years (1970-79); 9 years (1995-2003)

2007

• 15th overall (2nd round) by the Montreal Alouettes – Darryl Conrad (OL)
• 39th overall (5th round) by the Saskatchewan Roughriders – Ryan Karhut (OL)

2006

• 27th overall (4th round) by the Calgary Stampeders – Riley Clayton (OL)

2005

• 29th overall (4th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Scott Mennie (LB)
• 35th overall (4th round) by the Toronto Argonauts – Tye Smith (OL)
• 36th overall (5th round) by the Calgary Stampeders – David Hewson (DB)

2004

• None

2003

• 5th overall (1st round) by the Calgary Stampeders – Wes Lysack (DB)
• 17th overall (2nd round) by the Ottawa Renegades – Israel Idonije (DE)
• 43rd overall (5th round) by the Calgary Stampeders – Travis Arnold (OL)

2002

• 28th overall (4th round) by the Toronto Argonauts – Rob Stewart (DT)
• 29th overall (4th round) by the Saskatchewan Roughriders – Darnell Edwards (CB)
• 35th overall (4th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Mike Faisthuber (SB)
• 43rd overall (5th round) by the Hamilton Ti-Cats – Scott Coe (LB)
• 44th overall (5th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Joey Mikawoz (LB)
• 52nd overall (6th round) by the Hamilton Ti-Cats – Kenneth Vermette (RB)
• 53rd overall (6th round) by the B.C. Lions – Joe Orel (WR)

2001

• 35th overall (5th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Howie Dryden (DB)
• 40th overall (5th round) by the B.C. Lions – Dave Tucker (LB)

2000

• 10th overall (2nd round) by the Edmonton Eskimos – Craig Carr (RB)
• 40th overall (6th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Matthew Sheridan (DL)

1999

• 35th overall (5th round) by the Edmonton Eskimos – Frantz Clarkson (CB)

1998

• 18th overall (3rd round) by the Montreal Alouettes – William Loftus (LB)
• 37th overall (6th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – John Baunemann (K)
• 38th overall (6th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Chad Vath (LB)

1997

• 27th overall (4th round) by the B.C. Lions – Martin Miller-Johnston (CB)
• 44th overall (6th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Wayne Weathers (DE)
• 47th overall (6th round) by the Edmonton Eskimos – Chris Hardy (QB)

1996

• 48th overall (6th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Mark Holmstrom (LB)

1995

• 37th overall (4th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Wade Miller (LB)

1994

• None

1993

• None

1992

• 46th overall (6th round) by the Edmonton Eskimos – Bruce Dorn (CB)
• 49th overall (7th round) by the Hamilton Ti-Cats – Rickey Henderson (OT)

1991

• 25th overall (4th round) by the Edmonton Eskimos – Gordon Walker (DB)
• 56th overall (7th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Jason Dzikowicz (DB)

1990

• 20th overall (3rd round) by the Toronto Argonauts – John Yule (LB)
• 30th overall (4th round) by the Edmonton Eskimos – Gord Steeves (DB)

1989

• 64th overall (8th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Ron Bresch (T)

1988

• None

1987

• None

1986

• 52nd overall (6th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Trevor Hoilett (DB)

1985

• 2nd overall (1st round) by the Calgary Stampeders – Randy Ambroise (OL)
• 31st overall (4th round) by the Montreal Alouettes – Mike O’Donnell (QB)
• 81st overall (9th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Ron St. Mars (LB)

1984

• 39th overall (5th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Tom Hrechkosy (DT)
• 66th overall (8th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Jim Stevens (DB)

1983

• 52nd overall (6th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Fred Lyseyko (LB)
• 61st overall (7th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Dave Bowness (TE)
• 70th overall (8th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Danny Jakobs (DB)

1982

• 30th overall (4th round) by the Calgary Stampeders – Rod Ambroise (OL)
• 33rd overall (4th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Darrin Boivin (DL)
• 41st overall (5th round) by the BC Lions – Tony Prencipe (LB)
• 51st overall (6th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Mitch Kiesman (DE)

1981

• None

1980

• BONUS: by the Montreal Alouettes – Tim Kist (DE)
• BONUS: by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – George Seidel (OT)

1979

• 50th overall (6th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Gerry Hatherly (LB)
• 59th overall (7th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Barry Safiniuk (RB)
• 61st overall (7th round) by the Calgary Stampeders – George Fieber (OL)
• BONUS: by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Rick Chernoff (TE)
• BONUS: by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Bill Yaworsky (DE)

1978

• 58th overall (7th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Gord Bone (TE)
• 67th overall (8th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Duane Hysop (QB)
• BONUS: by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Bernie Morrison (LB)

1977

• 13th overall (2nd round) by the Saskatchewan Roughriders – John Nelson (FB)
• 30th overall (4th round) by the BC Lions – Glen Leonhard (DT)
• 35th overall (4th round) by the Saskatchewan Rough Riders – Gary Gaska (DB)
• 49th overall (6th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Al Bowness (RB)

1976

• 68th overall (8th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Bruce Young (RB)
• 77th overall (9th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Brian Wagner (DE)
• 85th overall (10th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Mike Kashty (TE)
• BONUS: by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Ted Milian (OL)
• BONUS: by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Rick Koswin (WR)

1975

• 38th overall (5th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Dave Pearson (DB)
• 41st overall (5th round) by the Saskatchewan Roughriders – Brent Schwartz (LB)
• 42nd overall (5th round) by the Ottawa Rough Riders – Scott Gibson (OL)
• 46th overall (6th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Wayne Wagner (FB)
• BONUS: by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Mel Barclay (DE)
• BONUS: by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Doug McIver (DT)

1974

• 72nd overall (9th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – John Malus (DE)
• BONUS: by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Gordon Paterson (RB)

1973

• 43rd overall (5th round) by the Saskatchewan Roughriders – Lee Benard (DB)
• 66th overall (8th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Bart Evans (OL)
• 73rd overall (9th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Dean Samson (DB)

1972

• 16th overall (2nd round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Bob Toogood (DE)
• 41st overall (5th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Jamie Horne (LB)
• 58th overall (7th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Mark Millen (DE)

1971

• 7th overall (1st round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Bob Kraemer (QB)
• 21st overall (3rd round) by the BC Lions – Henry Lodewyks (F)
• 28th overall (4th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Walt McKee (PK)
• 45th overall (5th round) by the Montreal Alouettes – Jack Galbraith (OL)
• 51st overall (6th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Roy Parker (F)
• 54th overall (6th round) by the Montreal Alouettes – Bob Keating (OL)
• 68th overall (9th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Denis Hrychiko (HB)
• 69th overall (9th round) by the BC Lions – Gerals Fraser (OL)

1970

• 42nd overall (5th round) by the Calgary Stampeders – Alan Kinley (OL)
• 45th overall (6th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Laurence Stockton (LB)
• 53rd overall (7th round) by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers – Terry Moss (DB)