Welcome to Senior Bowl Week! A week of practices followed by the bowl itself will bring lots of content on some of the best NFL Draft prospects. After taking a look at the National Team yesterday, now is the time to break down the American Team position-by-position.
The NFL Draft hype is in full swing as we are approaching the end of the 2021-22 NFL season. Leading up to the draft, there are a number of opportunities for players to elevate their stock. One of the biggest stock risers is the Senior Bowl. Part 1 of our Senior Bowl preview brings a position-by-position breakdown of the National Team.
It is almost draft season in the NFL. With Conference Championship games tomorrow, the NFL season is near its end for almost every team.
The Super Bowl is quickly approaching and picks 1-28 in the 2022 NFL Draft are now set. A lot can change before now and the end of April, but mock drafts are always in season. Other than the four teams still alive in the playoffs, the rest of the NFL and their fanbases are looking ahead to their futures. Let’s dive right into it.
The Georgia Bulldogs were carried to their national title with their defense. With Jordan Davis, Nakobe Dean, and Lewis Cine on the defensive side, players such as Travon Walker go unnoticed sometimes.
The 2021 NFL season is almost over. With 28 of the 32 teams sitting on their couch watching football like the rest of us, it’s time to focus on the offseason.
It’s been a rollercoaster of a career for Alabama’s John Metchie. Metchie has been overshadowed by transfer Jameson Williams and has slightly seen his stock drop.
When the Georgia Bulldogs won the College Football Championship a few weeks ago, they were led by their defense. That defense was filled with players that will soon be drafted into the NFL in April. Devonte Wyatt is yet another Bulldog that will find a new home on the first two days of the NFL Draft in April.
In the conversation to the top overall pick in April’s draft, many have regarded Evan Neal as the top offensive lineman in this year’s class. The Florida native surrendered just two sacks on over 1,000 snaps.
The 2022 linebacker class is headlined by Nakobe Dean and Devin Lloyd. After that, the class has a significant drop-off. A player looking to get their name in that conversation is Brandon Smith.
In an August 2019 interview, wide receiver coach Brian Hartline echoed, “Garrett Wilson is not even close to scratching the surface [of his potential]”. At the time, Wilson would be a true freshman who showed flashes of potential and playmaking. His polished game should let him hit the ground running in the NFL.
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.
Welcome to Senior Bowl Week! A week of practices followed by the bowl itself will bring lots of content on some of the best NFL Draft prospects. After taking a look at the National Team yesterday, now is the time to break down the American Team position-by-position.
The NFL Draft hype is in full swing as we are approaching the end of the 2021-22 NFL season. Leading up to the draft, there are a number of opportunities for players to elevate their stock. One of the biggest stock risers is the Senior Bowl. Part 1 of our Senior Bowl preview brings a position-by-position breakdown of the National Team.
It is almost draft season in the NFL. With Conference Championship games tomorrow, the NFL season is near its end for almost every team.
The Super Bowl is quickly approaching and picks 1-28 in the 2022 NFL Draft are now set. A lot can change before now and the end of April, but mock drafts are always in season. Other than the four teams still alive in the playoffs, the rest of the NFL and their fanbases are looking ahead to their futures. Let’s dive right into it.
The Georgia Bulldogs were carried to their national title with their defense. With Jordan Davis, Nakobe Dean, and Lewis Cine on the defensive side, players such as Travon Walker go unnoticed sometimes.
The 2021 NFL season is almost over. With 28 of the 32 teams sitting on their couch watching football like the rest of us, it’s time to focus on the offseason.
It’s been a rollercoaster of a career for Alabama’s John Metchie. Metchie has been overshadowed by transfer Jameson Williams and has slightly seen his stock drop.
When the Georgia Bulldogs won the College Football Championship a few weeks ago, they were led by their defense. That defense was filled with players that will soon be drafted into the NFL in April. Devonte Wyatt is yet another Bulldog that will find a new home on the first two days of the NFL Draft in April.
In the conversation to the top overall pick in April’s draft, many have regarded Evan Neal as the top offensive lineman in this year’s class. The Florida native surrendered just two sacks on over 1,000 snaps.
The 2022 linebacker class is headlined by Nakobe Dean and Devin Lloyd. After that, the class has a significant drop-off. A player looking to get their name in that conversation is Brandon Smith.
In an August 2019 interview, wide receiver coach Brian Hartline echoed, “Garrett Wilson is not even close to scratching the surface [of his potential]”. At the time, Wilson would be a true freshman who showed flashes of potential and playmaking. His polished game should let him hit the ground running in the NFL.
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.
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