Undervalued talent in later rounds of the NFL draft can be just as impactful as the top prospects, benefiting teams smart enough to recognize it.
Players like Purdy, St. Brown, and Kittle showcase how picks in the later rounds, from 4 to 7, have the potential to become significant contributors to their teams.
Success stories like Kittle's, coming from a fifth-round pick to becoming one of the best tight-ends in the league, highlight the importance of late-round selections for team building.
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