Archbishop Carroll High School

Washington, Washington, D.C. · Private school

On college rosters, 2026
6
Players since 2004
21
Drafted
2

Everyone from Archbishop Carroll High School with a college football season on file since 2004, linked to their pages: where they played, their years and position, and any draft pick or national honor.

On college rosters in 2026

PlayerPos.CollegeYears
Damill Bostic Jr.CBVillanova (FCS) 2025 · Coastal Carolina 20262025–⁠26
Nyck HarborWRSouth Carolina2023–⁠26
T.K. DavisRBMassachusetts2026
Gabriel ErhuangaEDGEHoly Cross (FCS)2025–⁠26
Kristopher BoydDLMorgan State (FCS)2025–⁠26
Noah OkoyeOLNorth Carolina A&T (FCS)2025–⁠26

Former players

PlayerPos.CollegeYearsDraft and honors
Chreign LaFondDENavy2022–⁠25
Dasean DixonDTUAlbany (FCS) 2024 · Northern Illinois 20252024–⁠25
Donte HarrisonCBNorthern Illinois2025
Jerome Simms IIDLMorgan State (FCS)2025
Jimto ObidegwuOLTemple 2022 · Kent State 2023–⁠24 · North Texas 20252022–⁠25
LeRon HusbandsTEMaryland 2021–⁠24 · Tulane 20252021–⁠25
Ron Burke Jr.LBHampton (FCS)2025
Aaron YoungRBOld Dominion2014–⁠24
Anton HarrisonOLOklahoma2020–⁠222023 NFL Draft, round 1, No. 27 overall, Jacksonville Jaguars
Richard MerrittOLMaryland2016–⁠17
Cory JonesOLBVirginia2014–⁠16
Derrick NelsonOLRutgers2012–⁠16
Elijah NorrisDEUConn2012–⁠13
Jeremiah AttaochuDEGeorgia Tech2010–⁠132014 NFL Draft, round 2, No. 50 overall, San Diego Chargers
Mike HolleyWRTemple2006

Other schools named Archbishop Carroll with players on file: Archbishop Carroll (Florida; most of its players from Miami); Archbishop Carroll High School (Malvern, Pennsylvania, private); Archbishop Carroll (Illinois; most of its players from Chicago).

Each player’s high school is the one his college’s roster on stats.ncaa.org prints (via SportsDataverse), else his 247Sports recruiting profile gives. School name and town: NCES Private School Survey (public domain). Colleges and years from CollegeFootballData.com’s rosters and season lines; draft picks and honors as each player’s page shows them. Players who may be under 18, and recruits who haven’t played a college season, are left out. Every school in Washington, D.C. · Find a high school