Time to continue the series where I make a case for some lesser-known prospects to be selected higher than many expect them to be. Last time, I discussed a Running Back from the SEC in Kentucky’s Chris Rodriguez Jr. This time around, it’s a 2023 NFL Draft Guard from the Pac-12 in USC’s Andrew Vorhees. Be sure to follow NFL Draft Lounge for more coverage on Andrew Vorhees, as well as the 2023 NFL Draft. As always, you can find us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Vorhees has the type of experience and positional versatility that some teams fawn over. While at…
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Aaron Hyden
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There’s no debating that choosing the right player in the 1st round of the NFL Draft is important. Equally, and perhaps more, important is the ability to hit it big in the later rounds. If you look at all the top franchises in the league, that’s one thing they all have in common. You’ll see Pro Bowl and All-Pro selections outside of the 1st round up and down their rosters. Chris Rodriguez Jr. is an interesting 2023 NFL Draft prospect, with lots to like about what he brings to the table. Because he’s a Running Back, it’s natural to look…