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Amid rumors claiming that Carr could miss at least a portion of the upcoming season due to a shoulder injury, the New Orleans Saints selected Shough with the 40th overall pick of the 2025 NFL Draft.
Shough suffered serious injuries each college season from 2021 through 2023 and turns 26 years old this coming September.
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In his latest mock draft published on Wednesday, ESPN's Field Yates predicted that the Browns would grab Louisville quarterback Tyler Shough at overall selection No. 33.
Height: 6047 (verified) Weight: 219lbs (verified) Year: Seventh-Year Senior Pro Comparison: Josh McCown Louisville Cardinals quarterback Tyler Shough projects as a toolsy, mature developmental quarterback who, in the right environment, could serve as a viable bridge quarterback.
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