Honorable Mentions:
Brett Keisel DE (2002 7th round pick), Jay Ratliff DE (2005 7th round pick), TJ Houshmandzadeh WR (2001 7th round pick)
5. Mark Tauscher OT 7th round pick (224th overall) in the 2000 NFL Draft. College: Wisconsin.
11 seasons (11 with the Packers). 134 games played (132 games started) out of 176. 0x Pro Bowls. 29 total penalties (9 holding, 18 false starts).
4. Scott Wells OG/C 7th round pick (251st overall) in the 2004 NFL Draft. College: Tennessee.
11 seasons (8 with Packers, 3 with Rams). 146 games played (135 games started) out of 176. 2010 1st-Team All-Pro, 1x Pro Bowl (2011), Super Bowl Champion (2010). 37 total penalties (22 holding, 9 false starts).
3. Julian Edelman WR 7th round pick (232nd overall) in the 2009 NFL Draft. College: Kent State.
11 seasons (11 with Patriots). 137 games played (85 games started) out of 176. 0x Pro Bowls, 3x Super Bowl Champion (2014, 2016, 2018), 2018 Super Bowl MVP.
Career Stats: 620 receptions, 6,822 receiving yards, 36 receiving touchdowns, 49.8 receiving yards/game, 65.9 Catch %.
2. Marques Colston WR 7th round pick (252nd overall) in the 2006 NFL Draft. College: Hofstra.
10 seasons (10 with Saints). 146 games played (106 games started) out of 160. 0x Pro Bowls, 1x Super Bowl Champion (2009).
Career Stats: 711 receptions, 9,759 receiving yards, 72 receiving touchdowns, 66.8 receiving yards/game, 64.7 Catch %.
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- Ryan Fitzpatrick QB 7th round pick (250th overall) in the 2005 NFL Draft. College: Harvard.
16+ seasons (2 with Rams, 2 with Bengals, 4 with Bills, 1 with Titans, 1 with Texans, 2 with Jets, 2 with Buccaneers, 2 with Dolphins. Current team = Washington Football Team). 165 games played (146 games started) out of 256+. 0x Pro Bowls
Career Stats: 34,977 passing yards, 223 passing touchdowns, 169 interceptions, 60.7 Completion %, 212.0 passing yards/game, 82.3 QBRTG.
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