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Caleb Campbell, a West Point graduate and seventh-round draft pick for the Detriot Lions, will be on the sideline this September, but it will not be as an N.F.L. player. 
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A change in military policy means Caleb Campbell, a safety at Army and a seventh-round draft pick, will not get a chance to play for the Detroit Lions after all. 
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On the draft’s second day, the Jets addressed many needs, adding cornerback Dwight Lowery, quarterback Erik Ainge, and a big receiver in Marcus Henry of Kansas.
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On the draft’s second day, the Jets addressed many needs, adding cornerback Dwight Lowery, quarterback Erik Ainge, and a big receiver in Marcus Henry of Kansas.
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The Central Florida running back and nation’s leading rusher in 2007 was chosen atop the third round of the N.F.L. draft Sunday.
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Quarterback Matt Ryan, selected third by the Atlanta Falcons, was one of the safest picks in the draft, lauded for his leadership skills and already possessing a polished public presence.
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Based on an examination of the last 10 years of data from running backs at the combine, it is clear the 40-yard dash does help predict whether a college running back will be an effective professional.
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At 6 feet 2 inches, 213 pounds, Kenny Phillips is a big, physical safety in the mold of the former Miami safety and Pro Bowl player Sean Taylor.
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The Jaguars selected Florida defensive end Derrick Harvey with the eighth overall pick Saturday, filling a glaring need.
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Quarterback Matt Ryan, selected third by the Atlanta Falcons, was one of the safest picks in the draft, lauded for his leadership skills and already possessing a polished public presence.
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Based on an examination of the last 10 years of data from running backs at the combine, it is clear the 40-yard dash does help predict whether a college running back will be an effective professional.
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Although this year’s N.F.L. draft is marked by superb depth — draft pundits say the first 75 players are of higher quality than last year — there are no slam-dunk superstars.
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Although this year’s N.F.L. draft is marked by superb depth — draft pundits say the first 75 players are of higher quality than last year — there are no slam-dunk superstars.
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Freshly anointed as the No. 1 choice in Saturday’s draft, and the newest member of the Miami Dolphins, Jake Long is out from under the microscope, for now.
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Joe Flacco, who stands about six and a half feet tall, could be the first quarterback from what used to be called Division I-AA to go in the first round of the N.F.L. draft since 1995.
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