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1st Pick (2nd Round) 2008
Considered by some to be the best safety in the NFL draft, Minnesota made a trade in the 2nd round to move up and grab Tyrell Johnson with their first overall pick.


With a perfect blend of size, strength, speed and field smarts, Marcellus Tyrell Johnson might not have garnered much media attention, but his numbers truly stand out against any other safety in the nation. He holds the Sun Belt Conference career records for most tackles (363) and most interception return yards (309), as he also established league records for most yards gained on interception returns in a season (142 in 2007) and most tackles in a game (25 vs. North Texas, 2005).


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