The 2020 NFL Draft came to an end on Saturday evening. 40 former All-American Bowl participants were selected over the course of the seven rounds. Each of the athletes culminated their high school careers inside the Alamodome in San Antonio, TX.
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Record-breaking 40 All-Americans were selected during the 2020 #NFLDraft
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All-American Bowl Draftees:
No. 2 DL Chase Young (Washington Redskins)
No. 3 DB Jeff Okudah (Detroit Lions)
No. 4 OL Andrew Thomas (New York Jets)
No. 5 QB Tua Tagovailoa (Miami Dolphins)
No. 7 OL Derrick Brown (Carolina Panthers)
No. 12 WR Henry Ruggs III (Las Vegas Raiders)
No. 13 OL Tristan Wirfs (Tampa Bay Buccaneers)
No. 14 DL Javon Kinlaw (San Francisco 49ers)
No. 18 OL Austin Jackson (Miami Dolphins)
No. 34 WR Michael Pittman Jr. (Indianapolis Colts)
No. 35 RB D’Andre Swift (Detroit Lions)
No. 40 DL Ross Blacklock (Houston Texans)
No. 43 TE Cole Kmet (Chicago Bears)
No. 50 DB Jaylon Johnson (Chicago Bears)
No. 52 RB Cam Akers (Los Angeles Rams)
No. 54 DL AJ Epenesa (Buffalo Bills)
No. 55 RB J.K. Dobbins (Baltimore Ravens)
No. 56 DL Raekwon Davis (Miami Dolphins)
No. 57 WR Van Jefferson (Los Angeles Rams)
No. 63 LB Willie Gay Jr. (Kansas City Chiefs)
No. 71 DL Justin Madubuike (Baltimore Ravens)
No. 81 WR Bryan Edwards (Las Vegas Raiders)
No. 82 DL Neville Gallimore (Dallas Cowboys)
No. 88 DL Jordan Elliott (Cleveland Browns)
No. 91 TE Devin Asaisi (New England Patroits)
NO. 97 LB Jacob Phillips (Cleveland Browns)
No. 108 OL John Simpson (Las Vegas Raiders)
No. 110 DB Darnay Holmes (New York Giants)
No. 122 QB Jacob Eason (Indianapolis Colts)
No. 133 TE Colby Parkinson (Seattle Seahawks)
No. 140 LB Shaq Quarterman (Jacksonville Jaguars)
No. 141 DB John Reid (Houston Texans)
No. 167 QB Jake Fromm (Buffalo Bills)
No. 182OL Michael Onwenu (New England Patriots)
No. 185 LS Blake Ferguson (Miami Dolphins)
No. 187 WR Donovan Peoples-Jones (Cleveland Browns)
No. 199 DB Jordan Fuller (Los Angeles Raiders)
No. 218 LB Carter Coughlin (New York Giants)
No. 220 WR K.J. Hill (Los Angeles Chargers)
No. 222 RB Eno Benjamin (Arizona Cardinals)
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