Two punters and a placekicker went before any more quarterbacks in the final day of selections. Get the latest here. Plus photos from the hoopla in Vegas.
LAS VEGAS — Running backs and kickers — kickers? — were a focus in the fourth round of the NFL draft on Saturday.
Two punters and a placekicker went as the final day of selections began before any more quarterbacks were taken as most of the 32 NFL teams decided to pass on passers in what has been deemed a weak crop. So maybe it shouldn't be surprising that LSU placekicker Cade York went to Cleveland at No. 124 overall, followed by Penn State punter Jordan Stout six spots later to Baltimore.
At No. 133 to Tampa Bay it was punter Jake Camarda of Georgia — four spots before the fifth quarterback in total, Western Kentucky's Bailey Zappe, headed to New England.Football 2022 NFL Draft Selections Get word on the latest draft picks from your favorite college conference, along with other college sports news.
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