This past Thursday evening, Radio City Music Hall was filled
with superstars; college athletes who were about to have all of their dreams
come true by being selected in the 2014 NFL Draft. I watch this every single year for two
reasons… 1) I am a huge football fan and 2) I love to see a man in a nice
suit. What a perfect combination! Although the draft goes on for several days,
I decided to highlight my favorite fashions of those drafted in the top
10.
Honorable Mention
With the #6 pick, the Atlanta Falcons select
JAKE MATTHEWS
of Texas A&M
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| Photo Cred: Online Athens As the 7th member of his family to be drafted into the NFL, Matthews looked sharp in a timeless gray 3-piece suit. Adding the light gray tie kept it classic, and the printed pocket square gave it a little bit of pop. The cousin of Green Bay Packers star, Clay Matthews, is sure to be right at home in Atlanta, as he also rocked cowboy boots. Third Place With the #7 pick, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers select MIKE EVANS of Texas A&M
Second Place With the #8 pick, the Cleveland Browns select JUSTIN GILBERT of Oklahoma State
Photo Cred: Chronicle
First Place With the #3 pick, the Jacksonville Jaguars select BLAKE BORTLES of the University of Central Florida Photo Cred: Sports Illustrated Although he was an unexpected pick as number three, Bortles scored a touchdown when he chose this look. His navy pinstriped suit, white shirt, and navy & white polka dot tie SCREAM classy, sophisticated, and distinguished. Most of the time, less is more, and here, it is no exception. If he keeps this up, this quarterback is sure to stay on my fashion radar. And there ya have it, folks... BUT WAIT. Aren't we forgetting someone? JOHNNY MANZIEL. Photo Cred: USA TODAY Although the cutie wasn't drafted within the top 10, he definitely deserves some applause. Sitting without a jacket for most of the first round, Manziel looked suave with gray shirt and tie. As his name was called, a navy jacket tied it all together, making "Johnny Football" something to talk about. But when is he not? He's been making headlines and gracing Instagram pages of rapper Drake and NBA star LeBron James. He may have been drafted #22, but I think we're all anxious to see what the Quarterback will be bringing to a struggling Browns team. Okay, so now I'm done. I couldn't end a post about football players without adding in something about Manziel. Did I just become a Cleveland fan? YIKES. As always, Happy Shopping! And bring on football season! xx, Lex |





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