Top Five Fifth-Round Picks in NFL Draft History

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Top Five Fifth-Round Picks in NFL Draft History

The fifth round has consistently produced elite value, highlighted by Hall of Famers Kevin Greene (1985, Pick 113) and Zach Thomas (1996, Pick 154). Tyreek Hill (2016, Pick 165) and Stefon Diggs (2015, Pick 146) also developed into top-tier stars. Robert Mathis (2003, Pick 138) further reinforces the trend, showing that high-impact talent can still be found on Day 3.



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