It’s been an interesting last few years for the Houston Texans. Everyone knows the situation around Deshaun Watson, and with it, came very low expectations in 2021.
Brock Purdy is a name that has been known across college football for the past four years. Purdy has been the starting quarterback at Iowa State since October of 2018 and is the definition of an experienced quarterback. Being a good college starter has taken Purdy a long way, but we’ll see if his game can translate to the NFL.
Another week and another AP Poll has come out across the college basketball world.
This is it. We’ve reached the pinnacle of college football. Our final prospect list of the year comes with this game.
There are four cornerbacks currently vying for the number one spot in the NFL Draft. Derek Stingley, Ahmad Gardner, Kaiir Elam, and Clemson’s Andrew Booth. While each player has a case to be the top cornerback picked in the draft, Booth could have the best one.
There are at least four cornerbacks projected to go within the top 20 picks of this year’s NFL Draft. With that, teams are searching for a guy they can get in the early rounds but not for that steep of a price.
Bowl games are now officially in the books, and that means that film for every player in college football on all but two teams is ready to be evaluated. One player involved in a big-time bowl game last week was Baylor’s, Jalen Pitre.
We are still early in the NFL Draft process but players are starting to pop out that we haven’t necessarily gotten wind of before. One of these guys is Wyoming’s Chad Muma.
Our most entertaining week of college basketball is now in the books. We had several marquee matchups with some unexpected winners and big-time risers as well.
We have officially hit the most exciting part of bowl season with the NY6 games set to take place shortly. Teams have already seen some players opt out but others have one more chance to show they are worthy of a draft pick.
The end of the college football season marks a significant increase in draft talk. With that, we still have the playoffs to get to and a boatload of draft-eligible prospects to discuss. Some of these guys are first-rounders looking to improve their stock.
The eighth week of college basketball saw a short little break for the holidays and not too much excitement overall. There were still some solid upsets, and they seem to be the case every week nowadays.
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