The collegiate all-star games have wrapped up and the National Football Association season is almost finished leaving many eyes looking toward the draft. Multiple players could be selected first overall, and there is little consensus opinion this year.
The Kansas City Chiefs season was successful but came to a tough end with a loss in the AFC Championship against the Cincinnati Bengals.
Aqeel Glass stood out in the National Football Players Association Collegiate Bowl, and in a weak 2022 quarterback class he is rising up boards. He came into college as a two-star quarterback with three college offers and impressed at Alabama A&M.
Chase Garbers enters the 2022 National Football Association Draft with some question marks around his name. The California product was impressive when playing in his first three years of college, but he has not progressed as some hoped.
Treylon Burks is a top receiving prospect in the 2022 NFL Draft. The. 6’3” receiver entered college as a four-star prospect and has exceeded expectations.
Sam Howell is a polarizing prospect because of his intriguing traits, but also clear areas for improvement.
Ja’Marion Wayne is headed to Missouri next season to play for the Tigers, but he is ready to do more.
The Oregon Ducks had a fairly successful season in 2021 but collapsed a bit near the end with losses in the PAC-12 Championship and the Alamo Bowl. Regardless, Kayvon Thibodeaux was impressive and has been since early on. The Oregon product could be taken first overall.
The Bruins finished the 2021 college football season with an 8-4 record, reaching their first bowl game since 2017.
The NFLPA Collegiate Bowl is an annual collegiate all-star game that gives draft prospects the chance to showcase their skills against other high-level talents. Many participants were great on Saturday, but there were six who stood out from the rest.
Each week, fantasy owners will have to make the tough decision to put a player they like on the bench because the truth is that player is a bust. The willingness to do so is what separates good managers from bad ones.
Choosing the players who will succeed and benching the ones who will not is essential to winning in fantasy football. Each week, fantasy owners will have to make the tough decision to put a player they like on the bench because the truth is that player is a bust. The willingness to do so is what separates good managers from bad ones. Let’s take a look at five players who could bust in Week 17.
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