Laremy Tunsil, once thought to be a shoe-in for the No. 1 overall pick, fell all the way to No. 13 to the Miami Dolphins.
The dream of going No. 1 vanished a couple weeks ago when the Titans traded away the top pick to the Rams, who moved up to grab quarterback Jared Goff. The Eagles, as expected, also went quarterback and the Chargers grabbing a defender at No. 3 was no surprise. But the real shock is that Tunsil was drafted behind Notre Dame offensive tackle Ronnie Stanley, who was picked up at No.