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LSU’s Derek Stingley Jr is falling in the draft after he could have been top 3 pick in 2020

By: FOXNews.com
Derek Stingley Jr. would be nearing his second contract after signing for $33.5 million in 2020 over four years with a $21.9 million signing bonus.
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