Tim Black
Draft Details
Tim Black Draft Context
Tim Black was the 179th overall pick in the 1977 NFL Draft, selected by the Detroit Lions.
Picks Around Tim Black
| Pick | Player | Pos | Team | College |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 176 | Rell Tipton | OG | Green Bay Packers | Baylor |
| 177 | Chris Golub | SAF | Kansas City Chiefs | Kansas |
| 178 | Al Dixon | TE | New York Giants | Iowa State |
| 180 | Bruce Herron | LB | Miami Dolphins | New Mexico |
| 181 | Ron Bush | DB | San Diego Chargers | USC |
| 182 | Gerald Butler | WR | Chicago Bears | Nicholls State |
Detroit Lions 1977 Draft Class
Other Detroit Lions picks in 1977 include Walt Williams (DB, round 2), Rick Kane (RB, round 3), Luther Blue (WR, round 4), Ron Crosby (OLB, round 5), Reggie Pinkney (FS, round 6), Tony Daykin (LB, round 11).
Other Baylor players drafted in 1977 include Gary Green, Gary Gregory, Rell Tipton, Cleveland Franklin.
No NFL career statistics are available for Tim Black in our sources (nflverse, Wikipedia).
Tim Black is a former linebacker out of Baylor, selected by the Detroit Lions with the 179th overall pick (round 7) in the 1977 NFL Draft.
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