2017 Class Highlight
The Greatest Day 3 Draft in NFL History
The 2017 class produced Kittle at #146, Aaron Jones at #182, Quandre Diggs at #165, Matt Milano at #163, Desmond King at #151, and Harrison Butker at #233. Round 5 alone generated more Pro Bowl appearances than most entire draft classes. And at #69 in Round 3, an FCS receiver from Eastern Washington posted the greatest single receiving season in NFL history.
Most Costly Single Decision
#2
Trubisky over Mahomes
Chicago traded up one spot — giving up four picks — to pass on a future 3× MVP. Mahomes went eight picks later.
Best Value Pick — All Time?
#146
George Kittle, SF
Iowa's system hid his talent so completely he slid to pick 146. He went on to break the single-season TE receiving yards record and earn 6 Pro Bowls.
Philadelphia · April 27–29 · First outdoor draft in history
Mahomes #10
Kittle #146
T.J. Watt #30
Kupp #69
37 trades (record)
253 picks
7 rounds · 32+ Pro Bowlers
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Arlington · April 26–28 · First indoor draft in history
Lamar Jackson #32
Saquon Barkley #2
Nick Chubb #35
Darius Leonard #36
5 QBs in Round 1
Edmunds brothers
R1 + R2 · 64 full profiles
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Nashville · April 25–27 · Record 600,000+ attendance
Kyler Murray #1
Nick Bosa #2
DK Metcalf #64
A.J. Brown #51
Greatest WR R2 ever
7 defenders in top 10
R1 + R2 · 64 full profiles
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Virtual · April 23–25 · First fully remote draft (COVID-19)
Joe Burrow #1
Justin Jefferson #22
CeeDee Lamb #17
Jalen Hurts #53
QB-rich top 6
15 SEC picks in R1
R1 + R2 · 64 full profiles
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Chicago · Jared Goff #1 · Carson Wentz #2
253 picks · 7 rounds—
Cleveland · April 29–May 1 · First in-person draft since COVID
Trevor Lawrence #1
Ja'Marr Chase #5
Micah Parsons #12
Amon-Ra St. Brown #112
5 QBs in top 15
259 picks
R1 + R2 · 64 full profiles
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