Football
Emmanuel Ogbah Not Selected in NFL Draft First Round, Remains Optimistic
Oklahoma State defensive end Emmanuel Ogbah was not selected in the first round of the NFL Draft, which took place, on Thursday. However he remains optimistic about the process, jumping on twitter to share his thoughts after Thursday’s festivities:
God has a plan for me!?
— Emmanuel Ogbah (@EmanOgbah) April 29, 2016
It's what you do when you get there that matters…time will tell?
— Emmanuel Ogbah (@EmanOgbah) April 29, 2016
Three defensive ends were taken in the first round Thursday: Joey Bosa, Deforest Buckner, and Shaq Lawson. Some analysts projected Ogbah would go near the bottom of the first round; however a recent slide in his stock had many thinking he may fall into one lucky team’s lap somewhere in Day 2 or Day 3.
The second round of the draft will start tonight at 6:00. Don’t be surprised to see Ogbah’s name called sooner rather than later.
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