Cedar Rapids star Tom Farmer was Iowa athlete and early NFL back
Thomas Manduis Farmer born 1921 rose from Wilson High School to star at the University of Iowa before being drafted second overall by the Cleveland Rams in 1943. He played in the NFL for the Rams and Redskins, led the Redskins with six interceptions in 1947, and later became a Cedar Rapids entrepreneur running Tropic Lanes and a Dairy Queen. He died in 1980 and is buried at Czech National Cemetery near his athletic roots.
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Tom Farmer
Wilson High School
Cedar Rapids
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Metro Prep
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Farmer
University of Iowa
Metro
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Richard
Olive
Third Street
12Th Avenue
Cherry Burrell
C.R. City Lines Inc
Wilson
Franklin
Hill Park
Manchester
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Cleveland
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San Bruno
Tropic Lanes
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A Avenue
Five Seasons Center
June
Dairy Queen #9
Wilson Avenue
Bowling Street
Kathy O’neil
Stejskal Florists
Dairy Queen
Tom
O’neil
Jayne Mansfield
Mansfield
Czech National Cemetery
Diehl, Cedar Rapids Native, First Metro NFL Draftee
Bill Diehl of Roosevelt High School became the first Metro player drafted by the NFL when the Detroit Lions selected him in 1942 as a center. He never played in the league, instead serving in the Army during World War II and later working in manufacturing in Indianapolis. Diehl was a 1939 Ironmen starter at Iowa, captaining the 1941 Hawkeye team, and he played in the 1942 Chicago Tribune all star game. He died February 13, 2003, at 84.
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Kinnick
Ironmen
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South Dakota
Bill Yeoul
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Illinois
Wisconsin
Bill Diehl
Old Roosevelt High School
Metro
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Detroit Lions
Chicago Tribune
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Cedar Rapids Marion Nfl Draftees List Through 2025
A compiled roll of Cedar Rapids and Marion high school alumni selected in NFL Drafts from 1942 to 2025. Entries include Diehl, Farmer, Long, McDowell, Darling, Greenwood, Petrzelka, Geater, Ward, Arrington, Parry, and Colby with their high schools, draft rounds, and teams.
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Bill Diehl
Roosevelt
Detroit
Tom Farmer
Wilson
Cleveland
Dave Long
Jefferson
St. Louis
Layne McDowell
New England
Craig Darling
Washington
Minnesota
Dave Greenwood
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New York Jets
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New Orleans
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Linn-Mar
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San Francisco
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