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2026 NFL Draft

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IMG/Frederick Douglass Bronco Dekel Crowdus had received an opportunity to compete for a roster position with the Kansas City Chiefs in Rookie Mini Camp!

That now makes it 5 former Broncos who have signed some sort of deal with an NFL Team. This will definitely keep attracting talent to FD and continue to keep the Football program on top for a long time inside of Fayette County. 

Fun fact: All 5 suited up for the 2018 Frederick Douglass Broncos. 

Have any other Ky Football teams ever fielded a roster with that many future NFL caliber talent before?

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  • 16thBBall Fan
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    Congrats to the Steelers organization for the outstanding job of hosting the 2026 NFL Draft. They set a new record for the opening night of the draft with over 320,000 people. I also love the picks co

  • theguru
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    Agree on all counts, I thought the Steelers/NFL crushed it and the picks moving from 10 to 8 minutes felt better to me.  On the rest of the timing from Google: Draft Time Limits by Round (2026)

  • IMG/Frederick Douglass Bronco Dekel Crowdus had received an opportunity to compete for a roster position with the Kansas City Chiefs in Rookie Mini Camp! That now makes it 5 former Broncos who ha

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From Friday’s night’s NFL Preseason game in Green Bay. A great picture of Frederick Douglass Alums Jager Burton and Dane Key.

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