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Now that they know who their franchise quarterback is, it’s no wonder why adding receivers became a point of emphasis in the Draft.
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Now that they know who their franchise quarterback is, it’s no wonder why adding receivers became a point of emphasis in the Draft.
Buffalo went into this draft without a first-round pick due to the Stefon Diggs trade, but you wouldn’t know it based on the talent they came away with. They did a great drop addressing the only needs on this team as well as some holes on the depth chart. Every single guy in this draft class could easily find themselves on the 53-man roster in 2020.
Looking for a recap of Day 3 for the #Bengals? Don’t worry, Alex Haarmeyer has you covered:
The New England Patriots are not done with adding to the tight end position. Per reports, the team has added
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Let’s see which signings our writers, Connor and Gio, think are the best from this class.
Baylor Mims was passed up on by every team in the 2020 NFL Draft before landing with the Jets at No. 59. Yehuda Schwartz analyzes the team’s decision to select the Baylor wide receiver.
The New England Patriots are not done adding signal callers. Per reports, the team has signed Michigan State University quarterback
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The 2020 NFL Draft has come to a close. Heading into this year’s historic virtual draft, the Tennessee Titans had some gaping holes they were hoping to fill.
The New Orleans Saints have signed former Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ quarterback Jameis Winston.
Well, folks, the NFL Draft is now behind us, and it was quite the interesting three days. There were quite a bit of surprises and players fell way farther than anyone expected. Given that, let’s go over the best steals of all three rounds. Time to get into it.
Now that they know who their franchise quarterback is, it’s no wonder why adding receivers became a point of emphasis in the Draft.
Buffalo went into this draft without a first-round pick due to the Stefon Diggs trade, but you wouldn’t know it based on the talent they came away with. They did a great drop addressing the only needs on this team as well as some holes on the depth chart. Every single guy in this draft class could easily find themselves on the 53-man roster in 2020.
Looking for a recap of Day 3 for the #Bengals? Don’t worry, Alex Haarmeyer has you covered:
The New England Patriots are not done with adding to the tight end position. Per reports, the team has added Boston College alum Jake Burt.
Dale Money | April 26th, 2020 Everyone is trying to make do as the Coronavirus continues to wreak havoc on our lives. In the past
Let’s see which signings our writers, Connor and Gio, think are the best from this class.
Baylor Mims was passed up on by every team in the 2020 NFL Draft before landing with the Jets at No. 59. Yehuda Schwartz analyzes the team’s decision to select the Baylor wide receiver.
The New England Patriots are not done adding signal callers. Per reports, the team has signed Michigan State University quarterback Brian Lewerke. Excited for Michigan
John Supowitz | April 26th, 2020 Our gyms are now in our homes. What are you using to stay fit? Peloton? Tonal? Lifting random furniture?
The 2020 NFL Draft has come to a close. Heading into this year’s historic virtual draft, the Tennessee Titans had some gaping holes they were hoping to fill.
The New Orleans Saints have signed former Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ quarterback Jameis Winston.
Well, folks, the NFL Draft is now behind us, and it was quite the interesting three days. There were quite a bit of surprises and players fell way farther than anyone expected. Given that, let’s go over the best steals of all three rounds. Time to get into it.
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