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Undrafted - Season 2

Undrafted players take one last shot at pursuing their dreams of playing in the NFL while trying to balance the ongoing challenges of supporting their families. Every year, thousands of college football players leave school with dreams of achieving a career in the NFL. Of those, 256 players are selected in the NFL Draft. The remaining - the undrafted - are forced to overcome another obstacle to pursue their dream.

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Undrafted players take one last shot at pursuing their dreams of playing in the NFL while trying to balance the ongoing challenges of supporting their families. Every year, thousands of college football players leave school with dreams of achieving a career in the NFL. Of those, 256 players are selected in the NFL Draft. The remaining - the undrafted - are forced to overcome another obstacle to pursue their dream.

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