A Lookback at the 2006 NFL Draft, Pt. 2: The Surprises
Published 7/3/2009 by Matt Miselis at Bleacher Report - NFL
The short series continues involving the lookback of the 2006 NFL Draft. Part One was the handful of players who lived up to the expectations. Part number two, however, deals with some of the players later in the 1st round who have boosted onto the scene as Pro-Bowlers, and has showcased their talent very quickly in the National Football League.
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