The ridiculously filthy 1st round of the 1983 draft

The year that got me hooked into making mock drafts.

That year had everything. The USFL had grabbed some of this class also. WR Anthony Carter, RB Kelvin Bryant, QB Bobby Herbert,etc.
 
Some of the names
Dan Marino
John Elway
Eric Dickerson
Jim Kelly
Richard Dent
Charles Mann
Darrell Green
Albert Lewis
Reggie Roby
Jimbo Covert
Mark Bortz
Joey Browner
Jim Jeffcoat
Carl Lee
Sam Mills
Anthony Carter
Bobby Herbert
Kelvin Bryant
Chris Hinton
Bruce Matthews
Irv Eatman
Don Mosebar
Bart Oates
James Jones
Curt Warner
Ken O' Brien
Earnest Jackson
Willie Gault
Leonard Smith
Dave Rimington
Henry Ellard
Leonard Marshall
Mike Richardson
Dave Duerson
Wes Hopkins
Darrell Talley
Roger Craig
Tom Holmoe
Ron Brown
Bill Pickel
Ray Horton
Karl Nelson
Mike Cofer
Tom Thayer
Greg Townsend
Lionel Washington
Riki Ellison
Perry Williams
Larry Kinnebrew
Craig James
Ronnie Lippett
Mark Clayton
Ali Haji- Shiek
Johnny Hector
Tim Spencer
Tim Krumrie
Jesse Sapolu
Karl Mecklenburg
Tony Eason
Dennis McKinnon
Roger Ruzek
Bill Bates
Mark Tuinei
Broderick Thompson
Stephone Paige
Gary Plummer
Zeke Mowatt
Frank Minnifield
Nate Newton
Reggie Collier
Billy Ray Smith
Gary Anderson
Tim Lewis
Antonio Gibson
Kent Hull
Maurice Carthon
Dokie Williams
Herkie Walls
 
I watched Eric Dickersons entire college career at SMU sharing the backfield with another RB named Craig James.
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It has been called the greatest draft class in NFL history.
 
Certain years are just interesting. I graduated in 1983 and it seemed like the high school graduating class of 1983 was generally superior in athletics and academics than the students several years to either side of that year.

It seemed like a wide spread phenomenon. No matter what school it was that seemed to be the case in my portion of the world. Some classes are loaded. Some are not.

I know the NFL draft class of 1983 did not graduate high school in 1983. I’m just using that as an example.

I attended a very small high school in Oklahoma with 32 in the graduating class. I think about 25 out of 32 graduated college with a 4 year degree, which in my neck of the woods is not the norm, I assure you.
 

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