After winning the NFC East with a 7-9 record, the Washington Football Team will have the 19th overall pick in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft. While Washington signed Ryan Fitzpatrick in free agency, that won’t keep them from trading up in the first round for a quarterback if the deal is right.
On Friday, the Eagles made their second big trade of the offseason, trading back with the Miami Dolphins to pick number 12 in the first round. With that in mind, the Eagles will have 11 total picks this year, so let’s look at what they could do with them.
The 2020 NFL season was one to forget for the Dallas Cowboys. Despite injuries derailing their season, the Cowboys were still in the playoff race come Week 17. The good news is the offseason has gone much better than the regular season. Dallas holds the 10th pick in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft and has several holes that need to be filled.
The Tennessee Titans were quite active during the free agency period. The Titans’ biggest holes remaining are cornerback, receiver, tight end, right tackle, and strong safety. Depth at linebacker and pass rusher could also be addressed.
The Baltimore Ravens were mainly quiet in free agency as they usually are. Aside from trying to sign a veteran wide receiver, the Ravens had only one meaningful signing, adding former New York Giants’ guard Kevin Zeitler. Despite losing a couple of starters, the Ravens don’t have many holes on paper to fill in the draft.
Among the top three picks in April’s NFL Draft, the New York Jets hold the second overall selection. This is following a 2-14 record last season. Furthermore, the team will also select 23rd overall following star safety Jamal Adams’ trade to the Seattle Seahawks.
After winning the AFC East for the first time since 1995 in 2020, the Buffalo Bills hold the 30th pick in the upcoming NFL Draft. The team has needs across the roster at offensive tackle, guard, edge, and cornerback. Let’s see who they might select in April.
Draft capital isn’t something the Los Angeles Rams were worried about when they traded for Matthew Stafford. All the wheeling and dealing has left the Rams with a talented core of veterans on both sides of the ball. Yet the glut of trades hasn’t fixed every hole on the roster.
The Jaguars were 1-15 in their worst seasons in the franchise’s history, but on the bright side are now drafting first overall. With that top pick, they will select Trevor Lawrence.
After finishing the season 4-11-1, the Philadelphia Eagles will have the sixth overall pick in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft. Before free agency gets underway, let’s take a look at how the Eagles could attack the 2021 NFL Draft in this seven-round mock draft.
The Seattle Seahawks went 12-4 and won the NFC West in 2020. This year’s draft is going to be very tough for the Seahawks.
After bringing on Jon Gruden for a massive contract, the Las Vegas Raiders truly hit the heights that Jack Del Rio did years ago. The Chargers, Broncos, and Chiefs are all improving, so it is time for Gruden to fix his drafting philosophy. The past few years have been unfruitful for the Raiders, so let’s see if this draft may turn the tide in an overpowered division.
After winning the NFC East with a 7-9 record, the Washington Football Team will have the 19th overall pick in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft. While Washington signed Ryan Fitzpatrick in free agency, that won’t keep them from trading up in the first round for a quarterback if the deal is right.
On Friday, the Eagles made their second big trade of the offseason, trading back with the Miami Dolphins to pick number 12 in the first round. With that in mind, the Eagles will have 11 total picks this year, so let’s look at what they could do with them.
The 2020 NFL season was one to forget for the Dallas Cowboys. Despite injuries derailing their season, the Cowboys were still in the playoff race come Week 17. The good news is the offseason has gone much better than the regular season. Dallas holds the 10th pick in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft and has several holes that need to be filled.
The Tennessee Titans were quite active during the free agency period. The Titans’ biggest holes remaining are cornerback, receiver, tight end, right tackle, and strong safety. Depth at linebacker and pass rusher could also be addressed.
The Baltimore Ravens were mainly quiet in free agency as they usually are. Aside from trying to sign a veteran wide receiver, the Ravens had only one meaningful signing, adding former New York Giants’ guard Kevin Zeitler. Despite losing a couple of starters, the Ravens don’t have many holes on paper to fill in the draft.
Among the top three picks in April’s NFL Draft, the New York Jets hold the second overall selection. This is following a 2-14 record last season. Furthermore, the team will also select 23rd overall following star safety Jamal Adams’ trade to the Seattle Seahawks.
After winning the AFC East for the first time since 1995 in 2020, the Buffalo Bills hold the 30th pick in the upcoming NFL Draft. The team has needs across the roster at offensive tackle, guard, edge, and cornerback. Let’s see who they might select in April.
Draft capital isn’t something the Los Angeles Rams were worried about when they traded for Matthew Stafford. All the wheeling and dealing has left the Rams with a talented core of veterans on both sides of the ball. Yet the glut of trades hasn’t fixed every hole on the roster.
The Jaguars were 1-15 in their worst seasons in the franchise’s history, but on the bright side are now drafting first overall. With that top pick, they will select Trevor Lawrence.
After finishing the season 4-11-1, the Philadelphia Eagles will have the sixth overall pick in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft. Before free agency gets underway, let’s take a look at how the Eagles could attack the 2021 NFL Draft in this seven-round mock draft.
The Seattle Seahawks went 12-4 and won the NFC West in 2020. This year’s draft is going to be very tough for the Seahawks.
After bringing on Jon Gruden for a massive contract, the Las Vegas Raiders truly hit the heights that Jack Del Rio did years ago. The Chargers, Broncos, and Chiefs are all improving, so it is time for Gruden to fix his drafting philosophy. The past few years have been unfruitful for the Raiders, so let’s see if this draft may turn the tide in an overpowered division.
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