Nick Ramos

Nick Ramos (born February 10th, 1996) is an American football guard for the Washington Redskins. Ramos attended college at Colorado State.
==High School Career==
Nick Ramos attended Brush High School in Brush Colorado. He played both offensive and defensive line alongside his cousin Rafael O'Donnell. Together, they led Brush to back-to-back state championships and the cousins were named town heroes in the small city of Brush. Nick Ramos got scholarships from several schools as a guard and ultimately decided to commit to Colorado State.
==Recruiting==
==College Career==
Nick Ramos redshirted in 2015. He then spent a year learning behind Christopher Adams on the depth chart and then in 2017, Nick Ramos took over as a starting guard for the Colorado State Rams. Ramos started for three years on the team and in 2019, Rafael O'Donnell was recruited by the Rams. O'Donnell had spent the previous three years attending Oakton Community College in Illinois. Ramos and O'Donnell played side-by-side once again, and both attracted attention from NFL Scouts. At the end of the season, in a joint press conference, the cousins announced that they would both be entering the 2020 NFLHC Draft.
==NFL Draft==
Nick Ramos was invited to the Scout Combine. His results are shown below.
===Pre-draft===
===Draft Day===
Nick Ramos had several potential landing spots on draft day. Many teams were looking to draft guards and several mock drafts predicted that Ramos would be drafted in the first round.
Ramos ended up being drafted in the 2nd round, 47th overall by the Washington Redskins. Only moments later, his cousin Rafael O'Donnell was selected, 48th overall, by the Jacksonville Jaguars. They are the first-ever relatives to be selected back-to-back in NFLHC history.
==NFL Career==
Nick Ramos is projected to start for the Redskins in his rookie season.
===Career Stats===
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Year 	Team 	Games	Starts	Player Rating
2020 	WAS 	0 	0 	81
Career	Career	0 	0 	-
Category: Offensive Guards
Category:Colorado State Rams football players