Twenty-eight Husker players and coaches have been enshrined in the College Football and/or Pro Football Hall of Fame. In addition, the Nebraska Football Hall of Fame includes more than 320 Husker players and coaches. Click on column headers in player section to sort.

 

 YearsInducted
PlayersPos.at NU  CFB PFB
AlbertsTrev AlbertsOLB  1990-932015 
BehmForrest BehmT1938-401988 
BrownBob BrownG1961-631993 2004
ChamberlinGuy ChamberlinHB/E  1914-151962 1965
CrouchEric CrouchQB  1998-2001 2020 
FrancisSam FrancisFB1934-361977 
FrazierTommie FrazierQB1992-952013 
GloverRich GloverMG1970-721995 
LymanW. Roy “Link” LymanT1918-21  1964
MeylanWayne MeylanMG1965-671991 
ReynoldsBobby ReynoldsHB1950-521984 
RimingtonDave RimingtonC1979-821997 
RodgersJohnny RodgersWB1970-722000 
RozierMike RozierRB1981-832006 
SauerGeorge SauerFB1931-331954 
ShieldsWill ShieldsG1989-922011 2015
SwansonClarence Swanson E1918-211973 
TaylorAaron TaylorG/C  1994-972018 
TingelhoffMick TingelhoffC1959-61  2015
WeirEd WeirT1923-251951 
WiegertZach WiegertOT1991-942022 
WistromGrant WistromDE1994-972009 
 
 CareerYearsInducted
Coachesspan*    at NU*  CFB PFB
BibleDana X. Bible1913-461929-361951 
DevaneyBob Devaney1957-721962-721981 
JonesLawrence “Biff” Jones1926-411937-411954 
OsborneTom Osborne1973-971973-971999 
RobinsonEdward N. Robinson 1896-1925  1896-971955 
YostFielding Yost1897-1926  18981951 
 
*Prior years as assistant coach, if any, not included
 
NOTES
• Chamberlin played at Nebraska Wesleyan in 1911 and 1912
• Lyman did not play in 1920
• Bible also coached at Mississippi College, LSU, Texas A&M and Texas
• Devaney also coached at Wyoming
• Jones also coached at Army, LSU and Oklahoma
• Robinson also coached at Brown and Maine
• Yost also coached at Ohio Wesleyan, Kansas, Stanford and Michigan
• Francis Schmidt, an NU player in 1905 and ’06, is in the CFB Hall, but as a coach at several schools
• Pete Elliott, NU’s head coach in 1956, is in the CFB Hall, but as a Michigan player
• Barry Alvarez, an NU player from 1965 to ’67, is in the CFB Hall, but as a Wisconsin coach