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So let’s add it up. Here’s what we’ve got from the past 10 No. 21 picks.
- 2 guys out of football completely
- 8 full-time starters (as of the 2013 season)
- 9 Pro Bowls
- 514 combined starts
If the law of averages works out, the Packers should get a long-time contributor at No. 21 this year. Of course, Ted Thompson’s first-round track record may really put that to the test.
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That is actually a pretty impressive list.
Yeah, it really is. Damn.
Agreed. I saw this list over the weekend, and it immediately struck me that basically every pick was a good player, with only Matt Jones being the obvious bust.
Yeah, but would he have been at QB? A 6-6, 245 lb, 4.3 40 QB…Jesus H Christ
Meant that to be replyed to you Iltarion
Haha… Jones was probably discriminated against.
He was too athletic to play QB. Sound familiar?
However, being a blow-addict a franchise QB does not make.
Here’s more useless info. The 21st position has produced a Pro Bowler 30% of the time in the last 20 years. That’s better than the 22nd position, which produced zero Pro Bowlers for 17 years straight. Vince Wolfork and Randy Moss are the two names that standout who were taken at the 21st position.