Bob Bos

Bob Bos

Seattle Seahawks 239th pick
OT · Iowa State · 1976

Bob Bos is a former offensive tackle out of Iowa State, selected by the Seattle Seahawks with the 239th overall pick (round 9) in the 1976 NFL Draft.

Draft Details

Year
Round
Round 9
Pick
239th overall
Position
College

Bob Bos Draft Context

Bob Bos was the 239th overall pick in the 1976 NFL Draft, selected by the Seattle Seahawks.

Picks Around Bob Bos

PickPlayerPosTeamCollege
236Henry LawsDBDallas CowboysSouth Carolina
237Ed McAleneyDEPittsburgh SteelersUMass Amherst
238Bruce WelchGTampa Bay BuccaneersTexas A&M
240Warren PeifferDTNew Orleans SaintsIowa
241Jeff TurnerLBBuffalo BillsKansas
242James ReedRBCleveland BrownsOle Miss

Seattle Seahawks 1976 Draft Class

Other Seattle Seahawks picks in 1976 include Steve Niehaus (DT, round 1), Sammy Green (LB, round 2), Sherman Smith (RB, round 2), Steve Raible (WR, round 2), Jeff Lloyd (NT, round 3), Rick Engles (P, round 3), Don Bitterlich (K, round 3), Steve Myer (QB, round 4), Randy Johnson (G, round 4), Andy Bolton (RB, round 4), Andrew Bolton (RB, round 4), Don Dufek (DB, round 5).

Other Iowa State players drafted in 1976 include Greg Pittman, Forry Smith, Randy Young.

No NFL career statistics are available for Bob Bos in our sources (nflverse, Wikipedia).

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Seattle Seahawks 1976 Draft Class

RdPickPlayerPosCollege
12Steve NiehausDTNotre Dame
229Sammy GreenLBFlorida
258Sherman SmithRBMiami (OH)
259Steve RaibleWRGeorgia Tech
362Jeff LloydNTWest Texas State
389Rick EnglesPTulsa
392Don BitterlichKTemple
493Steve MyerQBNew Mexico
4122Randy JohnsonGGeorgia
4123Andy BoltonRBFisk
5126Don DufekDBMichigan
5153Ernie JonesFSMiami (FL)
5156Larry BatesRBMiami (FL)
6157Alvis DarbyTEFlorida
7184Dick DixonDTArkansas State
8210Larry ShippWRLSU
10266Randy CoffieldLBFlorida State
11293Keith MuehrPSouthwestern Louisiana
12320Ron BarnettWRTexas-Arlington
13349Andy ReidRBGeorgia
14376Jarvis BlinksDBNorthwestern State
15405Dan SmithOTWashington State
16432Jeff UrczykGGeorgia Tech
17461Chris RowlandQBWashington