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Lombardi Award Information

Given to the outstanding college lineman or linebacker of the year, the award is sponsored by the Rotary Club of Houston. The voting electorate is made up of the head coaches from all Division I schools, sports media personnel from across the country, and former winners and finalists of the Rotary Lombardi Award. Currently the total number of voters is approximately 500.

For more information visit the official website at - http://www.rotarylombardiaward.com/

Lombardi Award Winners

Season Award Winner School

2025 Jacob Rodriguez, Linebacker Texas Tech
2024 Kelvin Banks Jr., Offensive tackle Texas?(4)
2023 Laiatu Latu, Defensive end UCLA
2022 Will Anderson Jr., Linebacker Alabama?(3)
2021 Aidan Hutchinson, Defensive end Michigan?(2)
2020 Zaven Collins, Linebacker Tulsa
2019 Joe Burrow, Quarterback LSU?(2)
2018 Ugo Amadi, Safety Oregon
2017 Bryce Love, Running back Stanford
2016 Jonathan Allen, Defensive tackle Alabama?(2)
2015 Carl Nassib, Defensive end Penn State?(2)
2014 Scooby Wright III Arizona
2013 Aaron Donald Pittsburgh
2012 Manti Te'o Notre Dame
2011 Luke Kuechly Boston College
2010 Nick Fairley (DT) Auburn
2009 Ndamukong Suh Nebraska
2008 Brian Orakpo (DE) Texas
2007 Glenn Dorsey (DT) Lousiana State
2006 LaMarr Woodley (DE) Michigan
2005 A.J. Hawk (LB) Ohio State
2004 David Pollack (DE) Georgia
2003 Tommie Harris (DT) Oklahoma
2002 Terrell Suggs (DE) Arizona State
2001 Julius Peppers (DE) North Carolina
2000 Jamal Reynolds (DE) Florida State
1999 Corey Moore (DE) Virginia Tech
1998 Dat Nguyen (LB) Texas A&M
1997 Grant Wistrom (DE) Nebraska
1996 Orlando Pace (OT) Ohio State
1995 Orlando Pace (OT) Ohio State
1994 Warren Sapp (DT) Miami FL
1993 Aaron Taylor (OT) Notre Dame
1992 Marvin Jones (LB) Florida State
1991 Steve Emtman (DT) Washington
1990 Chris Zorich (NG) Notre Dame
1989 Percy Snow (LB) Michigan State
1988 Tracy Rocker (DT) Auburn
1987 Chris Spielman (LB) Ohio State
1986 Cornelius Bennett (LB) Alabama
1985 Tony Casillas (NG) Oklahoma
1984 Tony Degrate (DT) Texas
1983 Dean Steinkuhler (G) Nebraska
1982 Dave Rimington (C) Nebraska
1981 Kenneth Sims (DT) Texas
1980 Hugh Green (DE) Pittsburgh
1979 Brad Budde (G) Southern California
1978 Bruce Clark (DT) Penn State
1977 Ross Browner (DE) Notre Dame
1976 Wilson Whitley (DT) Houston
1975 Lee Roy Selmon (DT) Oklahoma
1974 Randy White (DT) Maryland
1973 John Hicks (OT) Ohio State
1972 Rich Glover (MG) Nebraska
1971 Walt Patulski (DE) Notre Dame
1970 Jim Stillwagon (MG) Ohio State