The biggest steal from every round of the 2018 NFL Draft: Round 5

The NFL Draft was full of surprises. There were many picks that were shocking, with some prospects going way earlier than expected, and others waiting way longer to be picked then they should have been.

There was a lot of very good selections from the NFL Draft, but some standout more than others. Here are the biggest steals from every round of the 2018 NFL Draft.

– Round 1
– Round 2
– Round 3
– Round 4
– Round 5
– Round 6
– Round 7

NOTE: To see the biggest steals of EVERY Round, click through the links above.

Round 5: Maurice Hurst, DT, Oakland Raiders

If it were not for some of his health concerns, Michigan DT Maurice Hurst would have likely been a First Round selection. Regardless, the Raiders selected a player with tremendous upside, and if his health is okay Hurst can be a dominant player in the NFL. Hurst can be one of the best Day 3 picks in recent history if things work out in his favor. Hurst has been a full-go so far at the Raiders rookie mini-camp, and all signs are pointing to Hurst being able to contribute early in his career.

Runner Up: Marcus Allen, S, Pittsburgh Steelers (148th overall)

NOTE: To see the biggest steals of EVERY Round, click through the links below.

– Round 6
– Round 7

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