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The 22-year-old Georgia tight end waited to discover his fate for two days before he was finally selected by the Saints with the 73rd overall pick in the third round of the NFL Draft on Saturday.
He just wanted his spot back. The 2026 NFL Draft has wrapped up, with 257 college football players learning which NFL them they’ll be playing for next season. But it wasn’t a player who stole the show and gave us one of the best moments of the draft: It was a dog. One of my favorite parts of watching the draft is seeing the reactions of the players and their families as they hear their name called. While some players […] The post Georgia Tight End Oscar Delp’s Dog Stole The Show (And His Seat) During The NFL Draft first appeared on Whiskey Riff.
Oscar Delp was overshadowed a bit at the NFL Draft by his furry friend. The former University of Georgia tight end Delp was selected by the New Orleans Saints in the third round on Friday. Delp went with the No. 73 overall pick to New Orleans. Georgia Football posted a great video to their X … The post Dog of Saints pick Oscar Delp becomes Internet star during NFL Draft appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
The New Orleans Saints have drafted Georgia tight end Oscar Delp with the 73rd pick of the NFL Draft in the third round. With Taysom Hill likely gone from the Saints, tight end has been a need for the Saints this offseason. However, the team still has Juwan Johnson and they did sign Noah Fant […] The post New Orleans Saints Draft Oscar Delp with the 73rd Pick appeared first on Heavy Sports.
All about Oscar Delp, his hometown of Cumming, Georgia, and the available details surrounding the Georgia Bulldogs player’s roots and background.
The Cleveland Browns are predicted to draft tight end Oscar Delp to replace David Njoku and help quarterback Shedeur Sanders.
Inside Oscar Delp’s family: the ex-lacrosse midfielder father and marathon runner mother of the Georgia Bulldogs tight end.
The Miami Dolphins are in the middle of a reinvention. After years of flirting with contention but falling short, the organization has made it clear. This time around, change isn’t optional but urgent. A new philosophical direction, a reshaped roster, and a willingness to make uncomfortable decisions have set the tone for what comes next. […] The post Dolphins’ 3 sleeper prospects to target in 2026 NFL Draft appeared first on ClutchPoints.
