NFL Draft: See which former ALL-USA selections will be picked in the 2019 NFL Draft

The 2019 NFL Draft, which will begin 8 p.m. ET on Thursday, is set to introduce a new crop of future stars into the league.

Some of them have been in the limelight the majority of their careers.

Thirty-seven players who could be selected in the draft made ALL-USA teams while in high school. One of them, former Ole Miss and Allen High School (Texas) OL Greg Little, was on the 2014 Second Team and 2015 First Team.

Former player of the years Kyler Murray (2014 Offensive POY at Allen, who attended Oklahoma) and Rashan Gary (2015 Defensive POY at Paramus Catholic High School (N.J.) before Michigan) are on the list as well.

So are likely first-round picks including 2015 Second Team member Jonah Williams of Folsom High School (Calif.) and 2015 Second Team Defensive member Ed Oliver of Westfield High School (Texas).

See the full list, and keep your eyes out during the 2019 NFL Draft:

School: Montgomery Bell (Nashville, Tenn.) Position: Offensive Line College: Notre Dame ALL-USA Year: 2013 Second Team Offense Projected Round: Undrafted FA Noteworthy: Played offensive and defensive line in high school and competed in the Under Armour All-America Game. As a graduate student in 2018, Bars’ season was cut short due to injury five games in.Photo: George Walker IV/The Tennessean

School: East St. Louis (Ill.) Position: Defensive Tackle College: Missouri ALL-USA Year: 2014 First Team Defense Projected Round: Rounds 5-7 Noteworthy: Had 117 tackles – 75 total – four sacks and an interception in 2014. Beckner was the top recruit from Illinois. After getting injured his first two years at Missouri, Beckner broke out his junior year.Photo: Tom Lemming

School: Folsom (Calif.) Position: Quarterback College: Washington ALL-USA Year: 2014 First Team Offense Projected Round: Rounds 6-7 Noteworthy: Set national high school records for touchdowns in a season (91 in 2014) and career (229 in three seasons). Browning was the first high school player to pass for 5,000-plus yards and score 60-plus touchdowns in three straight years.Photo: Ed Szczepanski/USA TODAY Sports

School: University Lab (Baton Rouge, La.) Position: Offensive Guard College: LSU ALL-USA Year: 2013 Second Team Offense Projected Round: Undrafted FA Noteworthy: A four-star prospect, Brumfield was ESPN’s No. 1 guard in the class and an Under Armour All-America Game participant. He appeared in 45 games over the last four seasons and missed four senior year due to injury.Photo: Scout

School: Manatee (Bradenton, Fla.) Position: Defensive Tackle College: FSU ALL-USA Year: 2013 Second Team Defense Projected Round: Round 7 Noteworthy: As a high school senior, Christmas had 39 tackles, 20 quarterback hurries, eight TFLs, three sacks and two FFs. He started all 37 games he played at FSU over the last three seasons.Photo 247Sports

School: Armwood (Fla.) Position: Defensive Lineman College: Maryland ALL-USA Year: 2014 First Team Defense Projected Round: Round 7-Undrafted FA Noteworthy: A three-sport high school athlete (track, basketball), Cowart was ESPN and Rival’s No. 1 recruit and played in two state championship games. He played at Auburn two years before leaving and attending Hillsborough Community College in 2017 and then Maryland in 2018.Photo: Jonathan Dyer/USA TODAY Sports

School: McEachern (Powder Springs, Ga.) Position: Offensive Tackle College: USC ALL-USA Year: 2014 Second Team Offense Projected Round: Rounds 3-4 Noteworthy: Ranked the No. 1 offensive guard on 247Sports, Edoga helped McEachern get to the semifinals his senior year. He had 16 career starts at USC.Photo: Scout

School: Paramus Catholic (N.J.) Position: Defensive Lineman College: Michigan ALL-USA Year: 2015 First Team Defense Projected Round: Round 1 Noteworthy: The 2015 ALL-USA Defensive Player of the Year, Gary had 55 tackles, 29 TFLs, 13.5 sacks and four forced fumbles in nine games. He is a three-time letterman at Michigan.Photo: Adam Hunger/USA TODAY Sports Images

School: Callaway (Hogansville, Ga.) Position: Wide Receiver College: Georgia ALL-USA Year: 2014 First Team Defense Projected Round: Rounds 6-7 Noteworthy: Godwin played football, basketball and baseball in high school. He was drafted in the 33rd round of the 2015 MLB amateur draft by the Atlanta Braves but decided to play football at Georgia instead.Photo: Tom Lemming

School: Salem Hills (Utah) Position: Linebacker College: Southern California ALL-USA Year: 2014 Second Team Defense Projected Round: Rounds 5-7 Noteworthy: A do-it-all high school athlete, Gustin played quarterback (2,864 yards, 22 TDs, 7 INTs; 891 yards, 92 carries, 10 TDs), linebacker (152 tackles, 29 TFLs, 10.5 sacks, 2 INTs), was a baseball pitcher, played basketball and ran track.Photo: Scout

School: Elbert County High School (Ga.) Position: Wide Receiver College: Georgia ALL-USA Year: 2015 Second Team Defense Projected Round: Rounds 3-4 Noteworthy: Hardman, who played defensive back before switching to wide receiver at Georgia, was primarily a quarterback in high school. As a read-option QB, he ran for 2,103 yards and 28 TDs as a senior, according to <a href="https://www.dawgnation.com/football/next-generation-for-kids-at-elbert-primary-me-cole-is-beloved">DawgNation</a>.Photo: 247Sports