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Official 2025 NFL Draft Day 3 Rounds 4-7
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#16....
Billy Bob
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On the clock
Maybe we could actually draft an offensive player this time? 
Red Dawn
Go Big Red!
Deeeeeeeeeefeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeennnnnnnnnnssssssssssseeeeeee
Nice. Another Buckeye and more defense
Billy Bob
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Denzel Burke, I had him in the forth
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The Cardinals get a cornerback from Ohio State, Denzel Burke.
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at this point, Monti is trolling fans
also telling Petzing he needs to do a better job with what he has
also telling Petzing he needs to do a better job with what he has
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Went to Saguaro
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It's football season!!
I like Burke as a player, but man have we invested a lot of draft capital at CB
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apparently Rallis will be running a 1-1-9 defensive alignment
how many CBs are on the roster?
how many CBs are on the roster?
Very solid special teams player. Unlikely to play CB except in preseason.
Last 3 drafts the 1st selection has always been on offense and that's not including the 1st traded for Hollywood. It's not like that side of ball has been neglected for years, let's be honest. I guess this regime must think its finally prove it or be gone time for K1.
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Late draft picks and free agents make NFL teams all the time.
IMO, it comes down to your faith in scouting.
Quinn Ewers??
Might be a solid pick...push Tune off the roster
Might be a solid pick...push Tune off the roster
Of course, this number is skewed and isn’t a straight line across the board. The players taken in the first and second rounds will definitely be on the opening day roster, barring some unforeseen injury or something. But the players taken in the sixth and seventh rounds may have only a 10% or 15% chance, at least in the first year or two.
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NFL Draft odds: What percentage of players actually make a roster?
So you have heard your name announced in the NFL draft. You have made it, right? Well, it is not as sure a thing as you might think.
1st round - about 50% of players drafted in the 1st round developed into solid NFL starters.
2nd round - about 33% of players drafted in the 2nd round developed into solid NFL starter. From here, it dropped by 50% per round.
3rd round - about 16%.
4th round - about 8%.
5th round - about 4-5%.
6th round - about 2%.
7th round - about 1-2%.
2nd round - about 33% of players drafted in the 2nd round developed into solid NFL starter. From here, it dropped by 50% per round.
3rd round - about 16%.
4th round - about 8%.
5th round - about 4-5%.
6th round - about 2%.
7th round - about 1-2%.
Monti going to get an honorary degree with OSU with his contributions via draft lol
Syracusecards
DA's pass went that way
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Freaking Eagles take McCord….. ^%#%^{{€}****!!!!!!!
Ouchie-Z-Clown
I'm better than Mulli!
I like Denzel. But man, 5 outta 5 picks on defense after a defense heavy free agency . . . yeah the D needed an infusion of talent, but this seems pretty skewed.
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Of course, this number is skewed and isn’t a straight line across the board. The players taken in the first and second rounds will definitely be on the opening day roster, barring some unforeseen injury or something. But the players taken in the sixth and seventh rounds may have only a 10% or 15% chance, at least in the first year or two.
NFL Draft odds: What percentage of players actually make a roster?
So you have heard your name announced in the NFL draft. You have made it, right? Well, it is not as sure a thing as you might think.
You are making a strong case for shortening the draft, which the NBA did years ago.
I'm not sure NFL fans would be in favor of this.
It used to be even longer
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The NFL draft was shortened to seven rounds in 1994. Before that, the draft had a longer format, with the number of rounds varying over time. The first draft had nine rounds. The NFL tried an eight-round draft in 1993 before settling on the seven-round format in 1994, according to ESPN.
