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Biggest 3rd Round Disappointment regardless of draft position - Packers G Jeremiah Poutasi (30th)

I'm really grasping at straws here, so the disappointments will end at this round. Instead of grabbing an interior OL in the 1st round like Cameron Erving, Brandon Sherff, and Joshua Garnett, all of whom combined for 79 blocks vs 11 sacks, the Packers waited until Day 2 to select one and Poutasi put up 2 blocks against 2 sacks for a team that went from picking 31st to 3rd in just one season.

Biggest 3rd Round Disappointment considering draft position - Steelers TE O.J. Howard (2nd)

The Steelers not only traded up but gave up what ended up being the 52nd pick to select Howard who though caught 2 TD passes had just a 6.0 YPC. The TEs selected just after Howard, Hunter Henry and David Njoku, had an 8.7 YPC on much higher volumes.

Greatest 3rd Round Success regardless of draft position - Lightning TE David Njoku (10th)

Njoku was a rare TE Rookie of the Year candidate (let's ignore that it was arguably our weakest season for offensive rookies) and easily solidified himself as the best TE in the franchise since Dallas Clark left. He had 63 rec for 514 yards and 4 TDs.

Greatest 3rd Round Success considering draft position - Jags RG Spencer Drango (12th)

3rd round rookies just didn't do much this season, so I'm going all the way to the 12th player taken in the round. In a lost season for Jacksonville that was plagued with injury after injury, especially on the offensive line, Drango had 25 blocks against 4 sacks while starting five games in place of an injured Ronald Leary
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