The first NFL Supplemental Draft since 2019 saw neither player picked up by any of the 32 teams, leaving Malachi Wideman and Milton Wright with uncertain futures.
Wideman and Wright were the only two players eligible for the draft on Tuesday, with both hopefuls in the wide receiver position. Wideman stood out as a six-foot-five threat, but after a breakthrough 2021 season at Jackson State he barely featured the following year.
The same was the case for Wright, who missed the entire 2022 season at Purdue after being ruled academically ineligible. The supplemental draft is for players ruled ineligible for the upcoming season, after the official NFL Draft has taken place.