The 2023 NFL draft begins on Thursday night time at Union Station in Kansas Metropolis. For among the high faculty soccer gamers across the nation, it represents the end result of a lifetime of labor – making it to the very best degree of the game. Nonetheless, not too way back those self same gamers have been attempting to make a reputation for themselves enjoying highschool soccer.
This yr there will likely be 31 picks within the first spherical of the draft – the Miami Dolphins forfeited theirs due to their shenanigans tampering with each Tom Brady and Sean Payton whereas they have been underneath contract with different groups. So, let’s check out the consensus huge board high 31 prospects on this draft class and the place they performed their highschool ball.
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