Jim Harbaugh went back to the Michigan well to select linebacker Junior Colson early in the third round.
It seemed like only a matter of time before Jim Harbaugh and the Los Angeles Chargers took a player from Michigan. After all, Harbaugh had a ton of success with his Wolverines and has 20 or so to choose from. Early in the third round, it happened — Harbaugh and the Chargers selected linebacker Junior Colson with pick No. 69. Colson's story is absolutely incredible.
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