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Which LT in the draft will bust?

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3 hours ago, Sasquatch said:

We've made 206 selections in the drafts in our history. The number selected for each position is as follows (forgive a miscount);

C - 6

DB - 43

DE - 19

DT - 20

G - 12

K - 1

LB - 24

P - 1

QB - 9

RB - 20

T - 16

TE - 11

WR - 24

Only 3 total OL selections were in the first round (Terry, Gross, & Otah). 

 

Just sayin'

Terry was a 2nd round pick but the first pick we had in 99 because Gilbert.  

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