Roosevelt Brown was passed over 320 times in the 1953 NFL Draft before the Giants selected the offensive tackle in the 27th round.
Nine Pro Bowls, eight consecutive All-NFL selections, six NFL championship game appearances and one title later, the Hall of Famer is regarded as one of the biggest steals in draft history.
From him to Michael Strahan (second round, 40th overall) to Harry Carson (fourth round, 105th overall) to Andy Robustelli (19th round, 228th overall), every year there are players who prove their draft number means nothing more than that -- a number. But the trick is finding them.