Did You See What Was On The Inside Of This LSU Players Jacket During The Draft?

Last night was the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft and during the first night of the draft, the LSU Tigers had three guys hear their names called. But, did you see what one of the former LSU stars was wearing during the draft? It's pretty awesome!

The draft started with the LSU Tigers getting two players selected in the Top 10.

Jayden Daniels was drafted 2nd overall by the Washington Commanders, Malik Nabers was selected 6th overall by the New York Giants, and then Brian Thomas Jr. was drafted 23rd overall by the Jacksonville Jaguar.

I am going to be completely honest, how LSU had three guys drafted in the first round on the offensive side of the ball and the Tigers still had the season they had is disappointing. Pat yourself on the back for that one, Matt House.

JAYDEN DANIELS:

In two years with the Tigers, Daniels guided LSU to 20 wins and a berth in the SEC Championship Game in 2022. As a fifth-year senior in 2023, he led the nation in several categories including total offense (412.2), points responsible for per game (25.2), rushing yards by a quarterback (1,134), and yards per play (10.71). His nation’s best passer rating 208.0 ranks the highest in FBS history.

MALIK NABERS:

Nabers, a unanimous All-America in 2023, capped his historic career at LSU as the school’s all-time leader in receptions (189) and receiving yards (3,003). He joined Josh Reed as the only player in program history with back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons, tallying 1,017 yards in 2022 followed by 1,569 last year.

BRIAN THOMAS JR.:

Thomas had a breakout season in 2023, leading the nation in receiving touchdowns with 17. He capped his junior year with 68 receptions for 1,177 yards. He caught a TD pass in 10 games, including a career-best three against Ole Miss.

Something that was really cool during the draft was the outfit that Malik Nabers was wearing. Inside of the jacket was a collage of pictures from his time playing football.

Check out the jacket here: