Florida State football looks to put the finishing touches on a great NFL draft.
The NFL Draft Continues Saturday with rounds four through seven at Noon ET. The draft will conclude by approximately 6:00 PM ET. Rounds 4 through 7 took seven hours and four minutes in 2014. Teams are allotted five minutes for each pick on the final day of the draft. Unlike earlier rounds, teams often make their selection before the clock is nearing zero.
Fans can watch on ESPN or the NFL Network, and streams are available via their websites as well. Jimbo Fisher will appear on NFL Network as a college analyst. Sirius XM radio will have radio coverage.
Florida State has had an excellent NFL draft so far, with Jameis Winston and Cam Erving going in the first round, and Mario Edwards, Jr., Eddie Goldman, Ronald Darby and P.J. Williams going in Round 2.
If Florida State has four more players drafted, it will tie the all-time record for picks in a 3-year span, and 5 will break the record.
Florida State has had some very successful picks in the latter half of the draft in its history, with many playing 5+ seasons in the league. Backs Leon Washington and Edgar Bennett were fourth rounders, as was Super Bowl MVP Dexter Jackson. FSU's best fifth rounders all-time were Letroy Guion, Hassan Jones and Ken Lanier. FSU's best sixth rounders have been Mario Edwards, Sr., Orpheus Roye and Bobby Jackson. Seventh round success stories include Gerald Nichols, Marion Butts, Kevin Long and Dekoda Watson.