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Yes, Arena Football LeagueÊ players can be drafted to the NFL. Many NFL players had used the Arena Football League as a platform to improve their game before being drafted to the NFL. One perfect example is Kurt Warner who played for the Iowa Barnstormer before beingÊdrafted by the St. Louis Rams, which he led to a Super Bowl Championship, on the path to be a future Hall of Fame member.
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