Thanks to Oklahoma, the Big 12 Conference made a splash during the recent NFL Draft.

Oklahoma quarterback and 2018 Heisman Trophy winner Kyler Murray was the top overall selection by the Arizona Cardinals.

With the pick, OU became the first school to have QBs go as the top draft choice in consecutive seasons after 2017 Heisman Trophy recipient Baker Mayfield went first last year to the Cleveland Browns. Additionally, the Sooners became the first program that has produced first-round signal callers in consecutive years, much less No. 1 overall picks. Oklahoma is only the second school (USC in 1968, 69) to have a top pick in back-to-back drafts, regardless of position.

The 2019 draft marks the third-consecutive in which the Big 12 has had a first round quarterback with Texas Tech’s Patrick Mahomes chosen at No. 10 in 2017 by the Kansas City Chiefs.

Two other Big 12 players were taken in the first round. OU wide receiver Marquise Brown, one of Murray’s top targets in 2018, was selected at No. 25 by the Baltimore Ravens. TCU defensive end L.J. Collier was picked at No. 29 by the Seattle Seahawks.

Brown earned AP All-America First Team honors in 2019 after ranking 14th nationally with 94.1 receiving yards per game and registering 10 receiving touchdowns. His 1,318 receiving yards rank as fourth most in school single-season history and he tied for the national lead in receptions of 40-plus yards (11), 50-plus yards (seven) and 60-plus yards (four).

Colllier was an All-Big 12 First Team selection by the Conference head coaches and Pro Football Focus. PFF gave him the highest grade among edge rushers in the Big 12 in 2018. He placed second on TCU with his career-high 6.0 sacks and 11.5 tackles for loss and tied for third on the team with four pass breakups, the most by a Horned Frogs defensive lineman.

The Big 12 has had 84 first-round selections since its inception in 1996-97. A Big 12 QB has been selected in the first round 10 times.

Big 12 Conference in the 2019 NFL Draft

First Round

1. Kyler Murray (Oklahoma), QB, Arizona Cardinals

25. Marquise Brown (Oklahoma), WR, Baltimore Ravens

29. L.J. Collier (TCU), DE, Seattle Seahawks

Second Round

38. Cody Ford (Oklahoma), OT, Buffalo Bills

46. Dalton Risner (K-State), OT, Denver Broncos

49. Ben Banogu (TCU), OLB, Indianapolis Colts

Third Round

67. Jalen Hurd (Baylor), WR, San Francisco 49ers

73. David Montgomery (Iowa State), RB, Chicago Bears

97. Bobby Evans (Oklahoma), OT, Los Angeles Rams

100. Will Grier (West Virginia), QB, Carolina Panthers

101. Yodny Cajuste (West Virginia), OT, New England Patriots

Fourth Round

103. Hakeem Butler (Iowa State), WR, Arizona Cardinals

113. Justice Hill (Oklahoma State), RB, Baltimore Ravens

114. Dru Samia (Oklahoma), OG, Minnesota Vikings

120. Gary Jennings Jr. (West Virginia), WR, Seattle Seahawks

121. Trevon Wesco (West Virginia), TE, New York Jets

133. Ben Powers (Oklahoma), OG, Baltimore Ravens

Fifth Round

161. Charles Omenihu (Texas), DE, Houston Texans

170. Austin Seibert (Oklahoma), K, Cleveland Browns

Sixth Round

188. David Long Jr. (West Virginia), LB, Tennessee Titans

205. Duke Shelley (K-State), CB, Chicago Bears

211. Rodney Anderson (Oklahoma), RB, Cincinnati Bengals

Seventh Round

217. Kris Boyd (Texas), CB, Minnesota Vikings

226. Ty Summers (TCU), LB, Green Bay Packers

251. Dakota Allen (TTU), LB, Los Angeles Rams

253. Jordan Brailford (Oklahoma State), DE, Washington Redskins

Here are a partial list of college football undrafted free agents from Oklahoma teams who have either signed with a team or agreed to terms.

Quarterbacks

Taylor Cornelius, Oklahoma State (Green Bay Packers)

Alex Figueroa, Central Oklahoma

Running backs

Carson Meier, Oklahoma (Jacksonville Jaguars)

Fullbacks

Britton Abbott, Oklahoma State (New York Giants)

Wide receivers

Tyron Johnson, Oklahoma State (Houston Texans)

Justin Hobbs, Tulsa (Kansas City Chiefs)

Tight end

Mik’Quan Deane, Northern Kentucky (Seattle Seahawks)

Offensive lineman

Willie Wright, Tulsa (Cleveland Browns)

Tyler Bowling, Tulsa (Atlanta Falcons)

Center

Chandler Miller, Tulsa (Atlanta Falcons)

Defensive ends

Amani Bledsoe, Oklahoma (Tennessee Titans)

Jarrell Owens, Oklahoma State (Cleveland Browns)

Defensive tackles

Darrion Daniels, Oklahoma State

Safties

McKinley Whitfield (New York Giants)

Linebackers

Justin Phillips, Oklahoma State (Dallas Cowboys)