The dog of Georgia TE Oscar Delp was going through it during the NFL Draft

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As the 2026 NFL Draft soldiered on through Saturday afternoon, many young men anxiously awaited the news of their fates for the next several years of football.

A few of these players may go on to be some of the best the NFL has ever seen, but for right now, they are just kids waiting to see if their dreams will come true.

One draft prospect who didn’t have to wait long to hear his name called was Georgia tight end Oscar Delp, who was picked up by the New Orleans Saints in the third round.

Oscar Delp of the Georgia Bulldogs celebrating a touchdown on the field

In a house full of his closest friends and family, the room erupted into pure jubilation when Delp got the call.

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Everyone could barely contain their excitement, except for one four-legged family member who wanted to be anywhere but there.

That poor dog was not having it.

Dogs are definitely not fans of being in confined spaces while subjected to loud noises, so it’s understandable Delp’s dog was a little spooked by all the excitement.

I have to applaud the veteran move by this crafty canine, though. Waiting for your owner to stand up from the couch so you can slip in and steal a cozy spot is some sneaky stuff.

One of our dogs used to deliberately bark at nothing just to get the other dog to stand up and vacate his spot on the couch so she could move in and snatch it.

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On the bright side, it looks like Delp’s chocolate lab stole the show on Day 3 of the Draft (I was fully expecting him to be an English bulldog given Oscar’s alma mater).

The only thing more wholesome than watching a young man who worked so hard to see his dream finally come true is getting to see him share that moment with his dog (albeit, reluctantly).