sports

Late First‑Round Trades Still Yield Pro Bowlers

Published May 2, 2026 · Updated May 2, 2026 · Yahoo Sport

Statistical analysis of picks 25‑32 over the past decade finds 12.5% reached Pro Bowl, suggesting trading back can still net quality talent.

Research of the last ten NFL drafts shows that 12.5% of players selected between picks 25 and 32 have made a Pro Bowl, challenging the notion that trading down from the end of the first round is a poor move. The data, drawn from 80 selections, highlights that strategic trade‑downs can still produce high‑impact players, as seen with picks like TJ Watt and Tre’Davious White. sportbet.reviews

Reitan Leads PGA Tournament After Strong Round

Late First‑Round Trades Still Yield Pro Bowlers

Related News

Reitan Leads PGA Tournament After Strong Round

MLB Highlights: Brewers 4, Yankees 3 (10)

Giants Prospect Eldridge Hits First Career HR Into McCovey Cove

Cade Klubnik is undeterred by slide to round four

Twins Edge Guardians 2-1 in 11th

Maaden LIV Golf Virginia: Herbert Hangs Onto Narrow Lead After Round 3

More on our network