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If our undisputed trivia king likes it, then I’m on board!

I'd take Thor over Iron Man any day of the week.

someone got tired of the sob stories at the draft

Count me amongst those who did.

I believe most of CP did too.

I also like that we drafted him, and we're probably going to make him play guard for awhile.

Meanwhile, Garrett Bolles is struggling during quarantine to study his playbook without the aid of his reading tutor

Bryanbusby was just selected in the 75th round of CP posters.

"Let me take a moment to tell you about his last fart. It was more than a fart and he shit the bed."

Never trust a fart *sad piano music*

*Trey Wingo starts to tweak his nipples as cum erupts from all the tragedy*

Mecca has been selected in the draft.


One time Mecca ate 85 pieces of sushi before a football practice, he then shit making a tackle that day.

Picks per college. The first round LSU made the most players taken with 5, followed by Alabama with 4, Ohio State with 3. Auburn, Clemson, Oklahoma, Georgia & TCU with 2 apiece. Oregon, Florida, Louisville, Iowa, South Carolina, USC, Michigan, Arizona State, Utah State & Texas Tech to close out the first round with 1 each.

The school with the most total players selected is LSU with 14.

Followed by Ohio State & Michigan with 10 apiece.

Alabama is next with 9 players drafted.

Followed by Clemson, Georgia, (including Mr. Irrelevant Tae Crowder) Florida & surprisingly Utah who all have 7 players drafted apiece.

Auburn & Notre Dame both had 6 players drafted.

Then TCU, Iowa, Penn State, Minnesota & Mississippi State all have 5 players drafted apiece.

Next is Oklahoma, Oregon, South Carolina, Temple, Baylor & Miami (FL) with 4 players drafted apiece.

The schools that had 3 players picked are Louisiana, Wisconsin, Colorado, Memphis, California & UCLA.

Next at 2 drafted players apiece for schools Texas, Texas A&M, Kentucky, Missouri, Appalachian State, Arkansas, Charlotte, Tennessee, Boise State, USC, Arizona State, Texas Tech, Fresno State, Washington, Tulsa, Maryland, Florida International, North Carolina, Stanford, Purdue, Michigan State, Louisiana Tech, Syracuse, Virginia, West Virginia, Marshall, Georgia Southern, Tulane, NC State, Wake Forest, Oregon State & finally Nebraska.

And finally, schools with at least 1 player drafted in 2020. Miami (OH), Washburn, North Dakota State, Rhode Island, New Mexico State, Kansas, Southern Miss, SMU, Indiana, UMASS, Washington State, Hawaii, Tennessee State, James Madison, Pittsburgh, Navy, Saint John's, UCF, Liberty, Ball State, San Diego State, Houston, Vanderbilt, Cincinnati, UCONN, Virginia Tech, Dayton, Florida Atlantic.

Programs who also only had 1 player drafted, but that player went very high in the draft (at least 3 round.) Louisville-RD1 pick 11 OA, Utah State-RD1 pick 26 OA, Lenoir-Rhyne-RD2 pick 37 OA, Florida State-RD2 pick 52 OA, Boston College-RD2 pick 62 OA, Southern Illinois-RD2 pick 64 OA (last pick of the second round.) And finally Wyoming-RD3 pick 65 OA (1st pick of the 3rd round.)

Not a single pick from the University of Illinois...What a pathetic program we have. Yes I'm very board.

who the **** was drafting that many players from Miami

That roster sucked

They were all drafted on day 3....

its funny after 20 years of drafts on Chiefsplanet and post SB, it's a weird time. You'd think the haters and the Genious would be in their element....what are the chances of another KC SB run. Where are the haters and Genious?

I think this draft was a a good draft...

Seemed like the whole process flew by much faster than normal too. Or am I remembering wrong?

It's crazy. We won a SB and like our draft. Waiting for super asteroid destruction.