The NFL draft always has unique outfits sported by draftees and attendees, to say the least. The 2019 NFL draft was no exception. Below are the best and worst dressed from this year’s draft based upon my sole and exclusive fashion eye.
Best Dressed:
1. QB, Kyler Murray, Arizona Cardinals
Murray not only claimed the top spot in the 2019 NFL draft — going to the Arizona Cardinals — but more importantly, he ended up first on my list as well.
This gorgeous pink pin-striped, three-piece suit while rocking Nike kicks couldn’t have been more perfect. Murray then added a pocket square and it sealed the deal for me.
2. WR, D.K. Metcalf, Seattle Seahawks
Metcalf was a viral sensation after pictures of his massive physique came out ahead of the 2019 NFL draft. But Metcalf also apparently has some swaggy style too.
He sported a classic navy suit with white pinstripes, white buttons, and a white pocket square then topped it off with a pink tie.
3. EDGE, Josh Allen, Jacksonville Jaguars
Allen’s suit looked jaguar-like which worked perfectly with the Jaguars drafting him in the first round. But the clincher in this outfit is his adorable son who wore his team hat sideways while looking calm and collected throughout the whole process.
4. TE, Noah Fant, Denver Broncos
After this picture was taken, Fant added an orange pocket square in a nod to his new team, the Denver Broncos. This may look a little basic but the black velvet shoes and red bowtie combines to have him take the last spot in my best-dressed list.
Worst Dressed:
1. LB, Devin Bush, Pittsburgh Steelers
Some people may disagree with me, but the first thing I thought when I saw Bush in this outfit was that he had on an arm sling. It also looked like he was in a boy band from the 90s.
2. TE, T.J. Hockenson, Detroit Lions
This outfit isn’t necessarily ugly, it’s just an extremely blasé outfit. He does have a pocket square that matches his tie, but it isn’t enough to keep him off this list.
3. DT, Christian Wilkins, Miami Dolphins
You can’t say Wilkins is boring with this outfit, but it sure is odd. He blinged it out, but the combination doesn’t do it for me. Still, Wilkins was definitely feeling himself in it and that’s really what matters.
4. G, Cody Ford, Buffalo Bills
I couldn’t help but think this outfit reminds me of a bell boy jacket. His shoes were baller, but ultimately the jacket turned me off to this look.
Did you have a favorite or least favorite outfit in the NFL Draft? Let us know!
