Gary, Bush Can Achieve An Incredibly Rare Feat In U-M's NFL Draft History

Michigan defensive end Rashan Gary and linebacker Devin Bush are both unanimously expected to be selected in the first round of this week's NFL draft.

For U-M to have two first-round picks may not garner much more than a shoulder shrug from some people, but it is actually an incredibly rare feat for the Wolverines (or any other school, for that matter).

In fact, it has only been done seven times in the history of Michigan football, despite the fact that the NFL draft has been in existence since 1936 (though the structures and variations of the draft have varied immensely since then).

Years Michigan has had Multiple First-Round Draft Picks

Year	Players (Position)	Pick/Team

1941	Tom Harmon (RB) Forest Evashevski (QB)	No. 1 to the Bears No. 10 to the Redskins
1972	Thom Darden (S) Mike Taylor (LB)	No. 18 to the Browns No. 20 to the Jets
1978	Mike Kenn (OT) John Anderson (LB)	No. 13 to the Falcons No. 26 to the Packers
1995	Tyrone Wheatley (RB) Ty Law (CB) Trezelle Jenkins (OT)	No. 17 to the Giants No. 23 to the Patriots No. 31 to the Chiefs
2001	David Terrell (WR) Steve Hutchinson (OG) Jeff Backus (OT)	No. 8 to the Bears No. 17 to the Seahawks No. 18 to the Lions
2005	Braylon Edwards (WR) Marlin Jackson (CB)	No. 3 to the Browns No. 29 to the Colts
2017	Jabrill Peppers (S) Taco Charlton (DE)	No. 25 to the Browns No. 28 to the Cowboys