Michigan State Football Players Projected for NFL Draft
Two Michigan State football alums projected to drafted this week
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As the NFL Draft approaches, two Michigan State University football players, Center Matt Gulbin and Punter Ryan Eckley, are projected to be selected in the sixth round. ESPN analyst Mel Kiper Jr. predicts Gulbin will go to the Cincinnati Bengals at pick 189, while Eckley is expected to be picked by the Baltimore Ravens at 211.
- 01Center Matt Gulbin is projected to be drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals in the sixth round.
- 02Punter Ryan Eckley is expected to be selected by the Baltimore Ravens, also in the sixth round.
- 03Both players are among the top prospects from Michigan State University for this NFL Draft.
- 04Gulbin is projected to be drafted higher than Eckley, despite Eckley being on Kiper's Top-150 Big Board.
- 05Other Michigan State players may also have a chance to be drafted in the final round.
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The NFL Draft is set to begin this Thursday, and two Michigan State University football players are in strong contention to be selected. Center Matt Gulbin is projected to be drafted in the sixth round by the Cincinnati Bengals at pick 189, while Punter Ryan Eckley is expected to join the Baltimore Ravens at pick 211. These projections come from ESPN NFL Draft analyst Mel Kiper Jr., who notes that while Gulbin is anticipated to be taken earlier, Eckley is the only Spartan player featured on his Top-150 Big Board. Additionally, there are other MSU players who could potentially find a spot in the last round of the draft.
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The potential selection of these players could boost the reputation of Michigan State's football program and provide opportunities for the players in their professional careers.
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