It was an unprecedented move that inspired all who attended the final day of the NFL Draft at AT&T Stadium in Arlington.
Central Florida linebacker Shaquem Griffin, who has one hand, received a thunderous, standing ovation when he was drafted in the fifth round by the Seattle Seahawks. Griffin lost his left hand due to a rate prenatal condition.
At the time, Griffin wasn't at the stadium, but he had been around town all week after being invited to participate in pre-draft festivities.
Later in the fifth round, moderator Shannon Hanson announced that Griffin was still in town and would be coming to the stadium.