2025 NFL Draws: The fall of Sideur Sanders is probably the most memorable in the history of the draft

Sideur Sanders said on social networks on Thursday evening: “I was created for what can bring today.”

He probably did not expect him to test on Friday.

Sanders was not present at NFL in Green -Bay, deciding to be with his family in Texas instead. This was probably the best because his video would be in all the broadcasts of ESPN and NFL Network, when he slipped out of the first round on Thursday evening, and then saw that his fall continued during the second and third rounds on Friday evening, while several other defenders were ahead of him.

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The most discussed player in this draft class now is that which will probably be the most memorable fall of a draft in the history of the NFL draft. It is very rare to see such a loud player who was considered a good bet for the first round, so as not to even go to the first three rounds. Here are some other unforgettable falls, not in a certain order:

Aaron Rogers, 2005: Rogers was in a green room for a draft. This made sense because it was considered the opportunity to go the first as a whole. And the video about how Rogers expected during the choice after the choice became part of his legacy NFL.

We know how it happened. Pacificors chose Rogers of the 22nd as a whole, he received four NFL MVP awards and received one of the greatest quarries in the history of the League.

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Dan Marino, 1983: Marino’s fall occurred before the project became one of the largest television shows of the year. But we remember the story.

Marino glided in the famous 1983 draft, possibly from rumors about drug use. Even Pittsburgh Stylers passed, although they needed a defender, and Marino played in neighboring Pitt. The Miami dolphins finally took Marino with the 27th choice. He was the sixth quoterbek from the reign. The dolphins received more than ten years of the game in the Hall of Glory from Marino, one of the great people.

Warren Sapp, 1995: It was expected that SAPP would go very early in the draft. But in the last minute, the report that he failed numerous drug tests at the University of Miami, in which he denied, led to the fact that he fell. Fans of Jets in the draft chanted their team to choose SApp, but instead they hid with Kail Brady. Sapple’s disappointment was obvious in the green room. In the end, Tampa Bay Buccaneers took the 12th place in the overall standings.

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SAPP turned out to be the cornerstone of protection, which won the first super -cap in the history of the franchise.

Johnny Manzil, 2014: Mancheil’s story has some resemblance to Sanders. He was one of the most noisy figures in his class. He was also a controversial figure for some. Manziel also had physical restrictions from which the NFL teams thought twice about to accept it. His slide became a huge story in the draft.

Manziel fell to the 22nd as a whole, where he was called up by Cleveland Brows. Unlike some other well -known drafts, this story did not end so well. Manziel was outside the NFL only after two seasons and 17 games.

Randy Moss, 1998: Moss was undeniably talented, leaving Marshall, where he dominated the college. He also had many stories outside the field, including dismissed from Notre Dame and Florida. The teams were nervous from his origin, and he slipped. Kevin Dyson was the first receiver taken while Moss was waiting.

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Finally, the Minnesotsky Vikings took Moss to No. 21. He had one of the greatest seasons of beginners in the history of NFL, and he ended up in the hall of professional football as one of the best receivers, when the libs of the players.

Jeno Smith, 2013: Smith was considered a choice in the first round from West Virginia. When he did not choose in the first place, he with disappointment left the green room and said that he was not returning the next day. He ultimately returned and was taken by New York aircraft in the second round.

His expectation was the predecessor of his career. Smith did not train with airplanes, was a backup for a long time, but in his ninth season Seattle Sihox gave him a chance to start, and he had 4282 yards and 30 landings. He is already used to waiting for his shot.

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Will Levis, 2023: Like Sanders, Levis was seen as a potential five of the best in the offseason and did not go anywhere to such a height. Levis was in the green room and regularly was on the cell when he fell through the entire first round. Tetans Tennessee took him in the second round.

Levis had the opportunity to begin in each of his first two seasons with the titans, but the team was tired of his revolutions and chose Kam Ward primarily this year.