Not bad for a mediocre gravy trainer-
The 2018 NFL Draft is complete, and Saturday's final rounds - four through seven - saw three LSU players selected.
Rounds four and five passed by without a Tiger coming off the board, but the Atlanta Falcons jumped into the mix in the sixth round when they drafted LSU wide receiver and special teams standout Russell Gage. The Falcons had also drafted LSU linebackers Duke Riley and Deion Jones in recent years.
With the first pick in the seventh round, the New England Patriots took quarterback Danny Etling off the board - the 10th quarterback selected in this year's draft. Etling, who spent the past two seasons as LSU's starting quarterback, will join a quarterback room in New England with Tom Brady and Brian Hoyer.
With the 27th pick in the seventh round, the New Orleans Saints drafted offensive lineman Will Clapp. It was the first time the Saints drafted an LSU player since 2010, when they took defensive lineman Al Woods. Clapp will play either guard or center for the Saints.
The three picks for LSU on Saturday followed up four picks from the day prior, with Friday's round two and three selections seeing Donte Jackson, Derrius Guice, D.J. Chark and Arden Key all come off the board.
Jackson, the first LSU player selected this year, was taken with the No. 23 pick in the second round by the Carolina Panthers. Guice followed next, coming off the board with the No. 27 pick in the second round to the Washington Redskins. Then Chark closed out the second round for the Tigers, being taken with the No. 29 pick to the Jacksonville Jaguars.
When the No. 23 pick in the third round came up, the Oakland Raiders traded into the spot to draft Key, who had once been considered a possible first-round selection.
In total, seven LSU players were drafted this year.