Ed Tuck
Draft Details
Ed Tuck Draft Context
Ed Tuck was the 141st overall pick in the 1969 NFL Draft, selected by the Miami Dolphins.
Picks Around Ed Tuck
| Pick | Player | Pos | Team | College |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 138 | Bob Miller | TE | New Orleans Saints | USC |
| 139 | Harold McLinton | LB | Washington Redskins | Southern University |
| 140 | Mike Coleman | RB | Denver Broncos | Tampa |
| 142 | Ken Vinyard | PK | Green Bay Packers | Texas Tech |
| 143 | Willie Grate | WR | Houston Oilers | South Carolina State |
| 144 | Bill Nicholson | DE | Chicago Bears | Stanford |
Miami Dolphins 1969 Draft Class
Other Miami Dolphins picks in 1969 include Bill Stanfill (DE, round 1), Bob Heinz (OT, round 2), Eugene Morris (RB, round 3), Norman McBride (LB, round 4), Willie Pearson (DB, round 5), Karl Kremser (PK, round 5), John Egan (round 7), John Kulka (OG, round 7).
Other Notre Dame players drafted in 1969 include George Kunz, Jim Seymour, Terry Hanratty, Bob Kuechenberg, Jim Winegardner.
No NFL career statistics are available for Ed Tuck in our sources (nflverse, Wikipedia).
Ed Tuck is a former guard out of Notre Dame, selected by the Miami Dolphins with the 141st overall pick (round 6) in the 1969 NFL Draft.
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