The new league year is nearly two weeks old. With many high-profile signings and even a couple of league-altering trades in the books, it’s time to dive into yet another mock draft. This two-round mock features 11 new pick swaps, including one that involves players.
The Atlanta Braves finished 35-25 in last year’s 60-game spring. While a .583 winning percentage is nothing exceptional, it did put them atop the National League East and into the playoffs.
The Boston Red Sox went into 2020 with a solid core ready to make a postseason run. Then, Mookie Betts and David Price were traded. Chris Sale went down and required Tommy John surgery while Eduardo Rodriguez missed the year with myocarditis.
The NFL’s legal tampering period kicks off on Monday, meaning a plethora of free-agent signings will be finalized early in the week. Before the deals run rampant, let’s take a look at a two-round mock draft with four new trades sprinkled in.
For the first time in his career, Kenny Golladay is set to hit the open market. The Detroit Lions decided not to franchise tag the star receiver on Tuesday, making him an unrestricted free agent. Which five teams could make a run at Golladay’s services?
Andersen Pickard breaks down a franchise tag candidate for every NFC team ahead of Tuesday’s deadline.
The franchise tag deadline is almost here. Andersen Pickard explains what this means and analyzes tag candidates from all 16 AFC teams.
The Boston Red Sox have a love-hate relationship with the history of their farm system. Once regarded as one of the best in baseball, it has taken a hit over the past few years as the team aggressively pursued a championship.
After an impressive start to the 2020 season, the Seattle Seahawks came back down to earth to end the year. The team made the playoffs but ultimately lost to the underdog Los Angeles Rams in the opening round of the playoffs.
Super Bowl LV is here. Our NFL experts share their full picks and predictions for Sunday’s big game between the Chiefs and Buccaneers.
The No. 2 pick is the No. 1 defensive rookie. Washington star Chase Young took home DROY honors on Saturday evening.
Justin Herbert became the Chargers’ starter in Week 2 and never looked back. On Saturday, he was named the NFL’s Offensive Rookie of the Year.
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