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The 'No. 2 NFL draft picks' quiz
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The 'No. 2 NFL draft picks' quiz

After being out of the NFL since the 2022, five-time Pro Bowler, three-time All-Pro and Super Bowl LV champion Ndamukong Suh has officially announced his retirement. 

Suh was a stud defensive lineman during his college days at Nebraska and became one of the most feared but controversial players of his generation. While he did things like record 10 sacks as a rookie and finish 20th all-time in the NFL in tackles-for-loss, he also consistently appeared on lists of the league’s dirtiest players for incidents like stomping on Aaron Rodgers’ ankle. 

Which brings us to today’s quiz. After being taken by the Lions with the second-overall pick in the 2010 NFL draft, Suh retired with 71.5 sacks in 199 career games. With that being said, can you name every No. 2 pick in the NFL Draft since 1966?

Good luck!

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2025 / JAX / WR, DB
Travis Hunter
2024 / WAS / QB
Jayden Daniels
2023 / HOU / QB
C.J. Stroud
2022 / DET / DE
Aidan Hutchinson
2021 / NYJ / QB
Zach Wilson
2020 / WAS / DE
Chase Young
2019 / SF / DE
Nick Bosa
2018 / NYG / RB
Saquon Barkley
2017 / CHI / QB
Mitchell Trubisky
2016 / PHI / QB
Carson Wentz
2015 / TEN / QB
Marcus Mariota
2014 / STL / OT
Greg Robinson
2013 / JAX / OT
Luke Joeckel
2012 / WAS / QB
Robert Griffin III
2011 / DEN / LB
Von Miller
2010 / DET / DT
Ndamukong Suh
2009 / STL / OT
Jason Smith
2008 / STL / DE
Chris Long
2007 / DET / WR
Calvin Johnson
2006 / NO / RB
Reggie Bush
2005 / MIA / RB
Ronnie Brown
2004 / OAK / OT
Robert Gallery
2003 / DET / WR
Charles Rogers
2002 / CAR / DE
Julius Peppers
2001 / ARZ / OT
Leonard Davis
2000 / WAS / LB
LaVar Arrington
1999 / PHI / QB
Donovan McNabb
1998 / SD / QB
Ryan Leaf
1997 / OAK / DT
Darrell Russell
1996 / JAX / LB
Kevin Hardy
1995 / JAX / OT
Tony Boselli
1994 / IND / RB
Marshall Faulk
1993 / SEA / QB
Rick Mirer
1992 / IND / LB
Quentin Coryatt
1991 / CLE / DB
Eric Turner
1990 / NYJ / RB
Blair Thomas
1989 / GB / OT
Tony Mandarich
1988 / KC / DE
Neil Smith
1987 / IND / LB
Cornelius Bennett
1986 / ATL / DT
Tony Casillas
1985 / ATL / OG
Bill Fralic
1984 / HOU / OT
Dean Steinkuhler
1983 / LARM / RB
Eric Dickerson
1982 / BLC / LB
Johnie Cooks
1981 / NYG / LB
Lawrence Taylor
1980 / NYJ / WR
Lam Jones
1979 / KC / DE
Mike Bell
1978 / KC / DE
Art Still
1977 / DAL / RB
Tony Dorsett
1976 / SEA / DT
Steve Niehaus
1975 / DAL / DT
Randy White
1974 / SD / RB
Bo Matthews
1973 / BLC / QB
Bert Jones
1972 / CIN / DE
Sherman White
1971 / NO / QB
Archie Manning
1970 / GB / DT
Mike McCoy
1969 / ATL / OT
George Kunz
1968 / CIN / C
Bob Johnson
1967 / MIN / RB
Clint Jones
1966 / LARM / OG
Tom Mack

Tommy Fradenburg is a freelance writer and an alumni of UNC Chapel Hill currently based in Charlotte, North Carolina. He religiously follows his favorite teams The New York Yankees and Dallas Cowboys (yes, he knows) as well as his alma mater the Tar Heels and West Ham United F.C. in the Premier League. See more of his work on Twitter @tommyfradenburg.

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