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1. Nelson falls to the Colts at 12 (Colts Trade #6 and #140 to Bills for #12, #53 and 2019 first rounder) 

2. Second-third rounders are primarily Defensive Picks. 36,37,49,53,67 (4 out of 5 Defensive)

3. 2 DT from this draft  in first 4 rounds

 

 

 

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