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1 7 F O O T B A L L ME D I A G U I D E
NO. 1 NFL DRAF T PICKS
SINCE 1970
VIRGINIA TECH
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MIAMI
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FLORIDA STATE 1
N.C. STATE
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TH I S I S HOME
The Spring Game annually attracts thousands of Hokies and some of Tech’s most
prominent football alums, including the likes of Bruce Smith, Andre’ Davis, Kam
Chancellor, Tyrod Taylor, Kendall Fuller and many, many more!
NO . 1 OVERAL L P I CKS
Dating back to 1970, no current ACC team owns more No. 1 overall picks in the NFL Draft than Virginia Tech.
THE 7 5 7 PLAYS HERE !
One of the most talent-laden regions in America, the
757 has sent countless football phenoms to Virginia
Tech who have gone on to excel in the NFL. The
litany of Pro Bowl performers from the 757 includes
Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee Bruce Smith
and Mike Vick, as well as current NFL stars like
DeAngelo Hall, Kam Chancellor and Tyrod Taylor.
CURRENT PRO BOWL HOK I ES I N NF L
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Duane
Brown
Houston
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Kam
Chancellor
Seattle
CB
DeAngelo
Hall
Washington
QB
Tyrod
Taylor
Buffalo
BRUCE SMI TH
#1 Overall Pick
1985 NFL Draft
• Pro Football Hall of Fame –
Class of 2009
• NFL’s all-time sack leader –
200.0 career
• #78 retired by both Virginia Tech
& Buffalo Bills
• Four Super Bowls, 11 Pro Bowls
and 9-time All-Pro selection
• Two-time AP NFL Defensive
Player of the Year
MI CHAE L V I CK
#1 Overall Pick – 2001 NFL Draft
• Four-time Pro Bowl selection
• 143 regular NFL games (115 starts)
• Most career rushing yards by a QB in NFL history (6,109)
• #7 jersey retired by Virginia Tech
HOKIES IN THE NFL