TexasTerror
April 28th, 2006, 10:20 PM
Anyone recall a pair of brothers being drafted in the same draft at the same position? I surely don't, though this article does mention if it's happen before, even if just a pair of brothers in same draft...
Angling for NFL jobs
Why sit around and watch TV when you can go fishing?
Lebanon High School graduates Pat and Paul McQuistan will head for Willard Bay off the Great Salt Lake in Utah when the NFL Draft gets under way Saturday morning.
Both are expected to be chosen by teams sometime during the two-day event — or at least to sign free-agent contracts — but the Weber State twins aren’t going to be glued to the television to find out when.
The brothers, both offensive tackles, ended up at Weber State, a Division I-AA school in Ogden, Utah, because it was the biggest school that had shown interest in them.
Paul, the more highly regarded of the two, was named to the Associated Press’ All-America third team, among other postseason awards.
Paul, who started 41 straight games at left tackle, was named to the all-Big Sky Conference first team, and Pat was named to the second team.
http://www.dhonline.com/articles/2006/04/28/sports/top_story/sports01.txt
Angling for NFL jobs
Why sit around and watch TV when you can go fishing?
Lebanon High School graduates Pat and Paul McQuistan will head for Willard Bay off the Great Salt Lake in Utah when the NFL Draft gets under way Saturday morning.
Both are expected to be chosen by teams sometime during the two-day event — or at least to sign free-agent contracts — but the Weber State twins aren’t going to be glued to the television to find out when.
The brothers, both offensive tackles, ended up at Weber State, a Division I-AA school in Ogden, Utah, because it was the biggest school that had shown interest in them.
Paul, the more highly regarded of the two, was named to the Associated Press’ All-America third team, among other postseason awards.
Paul, who started 41 straight games at left tackle, was named to the all-Big Sky Conference first team, and Pat was named to the second team.
http://www.dhonline.com/articles/2006/04/28/sports/top_story/sports01.txt