John Kimbrough
John Kimbrough is a former wide receiver out of St. Cloud State University, selected by the Buffalo Bills with the 73rd overall pick (round 3) in the 1977 NFL Draft.
Draft Details
John Kimbrough Draft Context
John Kimbrough was the 73rd overall pick in the 1977 NFL Draft, selected by the Buffalo Bills.
Picks Around John Kimbrough
| Pick | Player | Pos | Team | College |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 70 | Jimmie Giles | TE | Houston Texans | Alcorn State |
| 70 | Jimmy Giles | TE | Houston Oilers | Alcorn State |
| 71 | Mike Watson | OT | Miami Dolphins | Miami (OH) |
| 72 | Tank Marshall | DE | New York Jets | Texas A&M |
| 74 | Rick Scribner | OG | Green Bay Packers | Idaho State |
| 75 | Jim Smith | WR | Pittsburgh Steelers | Michigan |
| 76 | Mike Voight | RB | Cincinnati Bengals | North Carolina |
Buffalo Bills 1977 Draft Class
Other Buffalo Bills picks in 1977 include Phil Dokes (DT, round 1), Jimmy Dean (DE, round 4), Fred Besana (QB, round 5), Neil O'Donoghue (K, round 5), Ron Pruitt (DE, round 6), Mike Nelms (DB, round 7), Greg Morton (DE, round 8), Charles Romes (DB, round 12).
No NFL career statistics are available for John Kimbrough in our sources (nflverse, Wikipedia).
Draft Class Context
John Kimbrough was the 7th of 24 WRs selected in the 1977 draft. The 73rd overall pick has been used 59 times in draft history. Its most productive selection was Jamaal Charles in 2008, who played 120 games. Career statistics for him are not currently held in this database; coverage is thinner for earlier draft classes.
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