Jaylen Wright running a 6.35 55m Dash winning the NCHSAA 3A State Championships
Round 13 - Chuba Hubbard (RB, Carolina Panthers)
Before he went to Oklahoma State to pursue his football career, Chuba Hubbard was a star on the track out of Canada. In 2015 Hubbard represented Canada at the IAAF World Youth Championships where he'd place 5th in the Finals running 10.60 (-0.4) and 3rd in the Semi-Finals where he ran his personal best of 10.55 (-0.2). Hubbard had just turned 16 ahead of the World Youth Championships, so this was ahead of his sophomore year of High School. Hubbard also held a personal best of 22.68 in the 200m in 2017 before shifting his focus to the Football field.
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Zach Charbonnet (RB, Seattle Seahawks)
Round 14 - Jaylen Wright (Miami Dolphins)
Jaylen Wright was the NCHSAA 3A 55m State Champion as a sophomore in 2019 running 6.35 setting the NCHSAA 3A State Championship record. As a junior, Wright would run 6.25 for the 55m Dash in January and finished the year ranked US No. 2 in the event before COVID shut down the Indoor and Outdoor season. Wright would enroll early to play football at the University of Tennessee, so we didn't get to see him back on the track in 2021. Wright held an Indoor 200m personal best of 21.98 and ran 10.84 and 21.84 Outdoors.
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Ty Chandler (RB, Minnesota Vikings)
Round 15 - Rashid Shaheed (WR, New Orleans Saints)
Rashid Shaheed is as fast as one can get on the Football field with his track speed helping him go from an Undrafted Free Agent in 2022, to First-Team All-Pro as a Punt Returner in 2023. Shaheed ran in college at Weber State as well as for Mt. Carmel HS HS out of San Diego, CA. He was a three time CIF State Championship Qualifier in the 400m runner from 2014-2016 where he placed 22nd, 10th and 11th. He also qualified in the 200m his senior year placing 8th in 21.87 (+1.4). Overall, Shaheed holds personal best of 10.86 in the 100m Dash, 21.53 in the 200m and 48.47 in the 400m.
Round 16 - Jahan Dotson (WR, Philadelphia Eagles)
The Philadelphia Eagles recently traded for Jahan Dotson from the Washington Commanders who was a PIAA AAA Long Jump State Champion in 2016 for Nazareth Area HS. Dotson won by nearly a foot soaring to a 24-4.5 mark while also finishing 4th in the 200m Finals running 21.78 (+0.5) during his junior year of HS. Dotson holds personal best in the 100m of 10.84 and 21.74 in the 200m.
Other Late Round Picks
Andrei Iosivas (WR, Cincinnati Bengals)
Jalin Hyatt (WR, New York Giants)
Tre Tucker (WR, Las Vegas Raiders)