3 Biggest draft steals of the 2020 NFL Draft

Four years after the 2020 NFL Draft, rookie contracts are up and it is time to see who ended up being a steal late in this unconventional draft.

Dec 23, 2023; Inglewood, California, USA; Buffalo Bills wide receiver Gabe Davis (13) catches the ball against the LA Rams. / Kiyoshi Mio-USA TODAY Sports

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2020 was a year everyone would like to forget. However, there are parts of it that people very much want to remember. 232 guys had their dreams come true of hearing their names called on the big stage of the NFL Draft...well the big living room.

We all remember how unconventional the 2020 NFL Draft was. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell read the names from his basement and made an interesting quick change just a few picks in.

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— Rodger Sherman (@rodger) April 24, 2020

All weird things aside, even with the uncertainty of what would happen going forward as everyone faced a global pandemic, the draft went on and NFL dreams came true. Lots of bug names were taken in this draft, Joe Burrow, Justin Jefferson, Jonathon Taylor, and more.

What about the guys taken late though? How did they pan out for teams? Well, a lot of the late draft picks did not do a lot or serve backup roles like most late picks do, but some actually made their way to starting roles and have shined every since.

So here are the three biggest steals of the 2020 NFL Draft, and you might be surprised as to when they guys actually got drafted.

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