The 2020 season had many ups and downs for the Los Angeles Rams. They were able to make it to the playoffs with a 10-6 record but lost in the divisional round to the Green Bay Packers. The defense became one of the best in the NFL led by Aaron Donald and Jalen Ramsey.
The Los Angeles Chargers finished with a 7-9 record in 2020. However, there were many positive takeaways. After Tyrod Taylor suffered a punctured lung, Justin Herbert became the starter and shined.
The 2020 season was injury-ridden for the San Francisco 49ers. After making a super bowl appearance the previous years, the 49ers were only good enough to muster up a 6-10 record which placed them last in the NFC West.
The 2021 NBA Draft has wrapped up and it is time to take an initial look at the next one. Many high school stars are making their way to play in college or professionally before hopefully being selected in 2022.
Isaiah Todd played a majority of the G League Ignite’s season coming off the bench. He was able to showcase his shooting stroke and finishing ability well. Todd is projected to be selected at the end of the first or early into the second round. Let’s take a look at Todd’s skillset.
The NBA Draft order is set and teams are finalizing their top choices for which players to select. With the first overall selection, the Pistons
Jonathan Kuminga’s path to the NBA Draft is one that is unlike many others. Kuminga grew up in the Democratic Republic of Congo and moved to the United States for high school. He played basketball and studied at three different schools over four years and became the fourth highest-ranked prospect in his class.
Greg Brown struggled in the NCAA tournament where the Longhorns fell to 14th-seeded Abilene Christian, but his upside will leave teams intrigued headed into the 2021 NBA Draft. Let’s take a look at the potential first-rounder.
Ziaire Williams struggled at times during his freshman season, causing his stock to drop. However, he still has a lot of talent. Let’s take a look at the skill set of the young forward.
Kai Jones played for two years at the University of Texas and has now positioned himself to become a first-round pick. Although he played off the bench, Jones succeeded in showing off his athleticism and versatility.
Jalen Johnson left Duke in the middle of the season and decided to prepare for the NBA Draft, a move that many criticized him over. However, the young forward has a high ceiling. Let’s take a look at the skillset of the Duke product.
Former Florida State forward, Scottie Barnes, has flown up draft boards in recent weeks, shattering the narrative that there is a clear top five in the 2021 NBA Draft. Barnes has been moving up due to his length, improved shooting, and high energy.
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