With uncertainty at the right guard position last offseason, the Green Bay Packers entered the 2018 NFL Draft without a clear-cut starter on the roster. Ultimately, they added late-May signee Byron Bell to compete with returners Justin McCray and Lucas Patrick for spot starts throughout the regular season.
But before Bell was signed, there was a dark horse candidate to win the starting role: rookie Cole Madison.
The fifth-round pick from Washington State was a 47-game starter for the Cougars at right tackle and an integral piece of the Mike Leach air-raid offense.