Tim Lavender
Draft Details
Tim Lavender Draft Context
Tim Lavender was the 155th overall pick in the 1979 NFL Draft, selected by the Dallas Cowboys.
Picks Around Tim Lavender
| Pick | Player | Pos | Team | College |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 152 | Joe Senser | TE | Minnesota Vikings | West Chester State University |
| 153 | Dave Simmons | LB | Green Bay Packers | North Carolina |
| 154 | Mike Moroski | QB | Atlanta Falcons | UC Davis |
| 156 | Henry Williams | DB | Las Vegas Raiders | San Diego State; Hartnell College |
| 157 | Bill Murrell | TE | Pittsburgh Steelers | Winston Salem State University |
| 158 | Eddie Hicks | RB | New York Giants | East Carolina |
Dallas Cowboys 1979 Draft Class
Other Dallas Cowboys picks in 1979 include Robert Shaw (C, round 1), Aaron Mitchell (CB, round 2), Doug Cosbie (TE, round 3), Ralph DeLoach (DE, round 4), Bob Hukill (OG, round 5), Curtis Anderson (DE, round 5), Ron Springs (RB, round 5), Mike Salzano (OG, round 6), Chris DeFrance (WR, round 6), Greg Fitzpatrick (LB, round 7), Garry Cobb (LB, round 9), Mike Calhoun (DT, round 10).
Other USC players drafted in 1979 include Pat Howell, Rich Dimler, Carter Hartwig, Garry Cobb.
No NFL career statistics are available for Tim Lavender in our sources (nflverse, Wikipedia).
Tim Lavender is a former defensive back out of USC, selected by the Dallas Cowboys with the 155th overall pick (round 6) in the 1979 NFL Draft.
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