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2008
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 There were (25) OT's Drafted in 2008
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Dolphins 2022 Draft History
1 1 1  Jake Long OT Michigan
 Draft Scout Says: The decision to take an offensive tackle rather than a pass rusher was counter to the strategy that Bill Parcells has utilized throughout his Hall of Fame career. Citing the historic success of drafting offensive linemen in the first round, however, the Dolphins added arguably the draft's safest prospect and filled their biggest need.
Broncos 2022 Draft History
1 12 12  *Ryan Clady OT Boise State
 Draft Scout Says: With only two offensive tackles on the roster, the Broncos were expected to focus up front at some point in the draft, though not necessarily in the first round. Clady was just too good of a fit for the Broncos at #12, considering his athleticism and experience in the zone blocking scheme preferred at both Boise State and Denver.
Bears 2022 Draft History
1 14 14  Chris Williams OT Vanderbilt
 Draft Scout Says: With only two offensive tackles on the roster the Bears were ecstatic to have their choice between Virginia's Branden Albert and Williams with the 14th pick. Williams, a pure left tackle, offers more immediate help for an offensive front needing youth and athleticism.
Lions 2022 Draft History
1 17 17  Gosder Cherilus OT Boston College (From Chiefs who acquired pick, two 3rds, and a 6th round pick in 2008 draft with Vikings in exchange for DE Jared Allen and a 6th round pick, April 23, 2008.)
 Draft Scout Says: The Lions may have been surprised to see Tennessee linebacker Jerod Mayo taken ahead of them, but they regrouped quickly in dropping down a few spots, adding to their picks in the 3rd and 5th round, and still addressing their longtime greatest need -- the offensive line. Cherilus lacks the footwork to play at left tackle, but his size and physicality makes him a perfect candidate for right tackle.
Panthers 2022 Draft History
1 19 19  Jeff Otah OT Pittsburgh (From Eagles)
 Draft Scout Says: With Jonathan Stewart already acquired, the Panthers took their next step towards improving their running game with by aggressively trading back into the first round for Otah. Otah, rawer than the other first round linemen due to his only playing organized football for five years, nevertheless has spectacular upside. While he played left tackle at Pitt, Otah will slide in at right tackle for Carolina.
Falcons 2022 Draft History
1 21 21  Sam Baker OT Southern Cal (From Redskins)
 Draft Scout Says: Throughout Atlanta's recently completed mini-camp, Pat McCoy, an undrafted free agent with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2006, lined up at the all-important left tackle position. With a significant drop-off after Baker the Falcons were forced to trade up and, ultimately, reach a bit to assure securing a legitimate talent to protect Matt Ryan's blindside.
Texans 2022 Draft History
1 26 26  Duane Brown OT Virginia Tech (From Jaguars through Ravens)
 Draft Scout Says: When Kevin Colbert, the Pittsburgh Steelers Personnel Director told the media at the Combine that this was the best offensive tackle class he'd ever seen, he wasn't exaggerating. In selecting Duane Brown with the 26th pick, the Texans took the 7th offensive tackle of the first round -- a number that hasn't been matched in modern history.
Rams 2022 Draft History
3 2 65  John Greco OT Toledo
 Draft Scout Says: With concerns up and down their offensive line, the Rams added Greco, a player who favorably compares to former Toledo mainstay Nick Kaczur, now a starter for the Patriots. Like Kaczur, Greco's durability, toughness, and technique make up for a lack of prototype athleticism.
Bucs 2022 Draft History
3 20 83  Jeremy Zuttah OT Rutgers
Ravens 2022 Draft History
3 36 99  Oniel Cousins OT Texas-El Paso (Compensatory)
 Draft Scout Says: With young tackles Adam Terry and Jared Gaither already on the roster, the Ravens nonetheless added another young tackle to develop in the late third round with Cousins. With limited experience at the position and less strength in his upper body than you'd prefer, Cousins needs development, but he has the tools to warrant it.
Bengals 2022 Draft History
4 13 112  *Anthony Collins OT Kansas
 Draft Scout Says: With Willie Anderson getting up there in age, the Bengals may have found his replacement at right tackle in Anthony Collins. He does not have great straight-line speed, but moves well laterally. He also has the long arms and mean streak teams love.
Steelers 2022 Draft History
4 32 130  Tony Hills OT Texas (From Giants)
Ravens 2022 Draft History
4 35 133  David Hale OT Weber State (Compensatory)
Packers 2022 Draft History
4 37 135  Josh Sitton OT Central Florida (Compensatory)
Ravens 2022 Draft History
5 8 142  Jared Gaither OT Maryland (Ravens exercised pick in supplemental draft for OT Jared Gaither.)
Packers 2022 Draft History
5 17 150  Breno Giacomini OT Louisville (From Vikings)
Saints 2022 Draft History
5 31 164  Carl Nicks OT Nebraska (From Patriots)
Chiefs 2022 Draft History
6 4 170  Barry Richardson OT Clemson
Jets 2022 Draft History
7 4 211  Nate Garner OT Arkansas
Bills 2022 Draft History
7 12 219  Demetrius Bell OT Northwestern State (LA)
Cardinals 2022 Draft History
7 18 225  Brandon Keith OT Northern Iowa
Eagles 2022 Draft History
7 23 230  King Dunlap OT Auburn (Eagles acquired pick from Seahawks for FB Josh Parry, September 2, 2006.)
Chargers 2022 Draft History
7 27 234  Corey Clark OT Texas A&M
Panthers 2022 Draft History
7 34 241  Geoff Schwartz OT Oregon (Compensatory)
Bears 2022 Draft History
7 40 247  Kirk Barton OT Ohio State (Compensatory)









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