The 2022 NFL Draft inches closer and the strengths and weaknesses of the class become more apparent. The overall class is deep and has upside, mostly on defense and at offensive line.
Drake London is more than you would expect from a big contested-catch wide receiver. The shiftiness and the run after the catch ability stand out.
As a product of midwestern football, Tyler Linderbaum has been drinking the water that has produced great linemen like Marshal Yanda and Brian Bulaga. After watching the tape, it’s clear why he has the hype as potentially the best Linemen in the draft.
With different names sprouting up around draft circles every week, very few have been consistent in the spot they are in. Kyle Hamilton, however, has it a bit differently. Hamilton has been regarded as a top player in this draft class since he started getting minutes at Notre Dame it seems.
This year’s cornerback class is absolutely loaded.
With Week 13 of the 2022 NFL season officially in the books, fans are understanding what this season means for their franchise, for better or worse.
Derek Stingley Jr. has been on almost every scout’s radar since the day he enrolled at LSU. He was once regarded as the best high school cornerback of the decade and a generational prospect.
No player this season has impressed more and improved their stock more than Aidan Hutchinson has. Is he the player people are talking him up to be?
We are now entering the home stretch of the 2021 NFL season, meaning the draft is near. In this mock, the draft is filled with prospects at wide receiver, offensive line, edge, and cornerback. All of those position groups are looking strong for the 2022 draft.
The Cincinnati Bearcats are a force to be reckoned with this college football season. That is in large part to perhaps the best cornerback in the country, Ahmad Gardner.
The NFL Draft process is starting to heat up as we get closer to December. Jim Nagy and his staff at the Senior Bowl and the other draft-eligible bowl games are sending out their invites for prospects, and we are starting to get a good idea of what the draft order could look like.
The 2022 NFL Draft season is nearly upon us and that means we are knowing more and more about who will go early and later.
The 2022 NFL Draft inches closer and the strengths and weaknesses of the class become more apparent. The overall class is deep and has upside, mostly on defense and at offensive line.
Drake London is more than you would expect from a big contested-catch wide receiver. The shiftiness and the run after the catch ability stand out.
As a product of midwestern football, Tyler Linderbaum has been drinking the water that has produced great linemen like Marshal Yanda and Brian Bulaga. After watching the tape, it’s clear why he has the hype as potentially the best Linemen in the draft.
With different names sprouting up around draft circles every week, very few have been consistent in the spot they are in. Kyle Hamilton, however, has it a bit differently. Hamilton has been regarded as a top player in this draft class since he started getting minutes at Notre Dame it seems.
This year’s cornerback class is absolutely loaded.
With Week 13 of the 2022 NFL season officially in the books, fans are understanding what this season means for their franchise, for better or worse.
Derek Stingley Jr. has been on almost every scout’s radar since the day he enrolled at LSU. He was once regarded as the best high school cornerback of the decade and a generational prospect.
No player this season has impressed more and improved their stock more than Aidan Hutchinson has. Is he the player people are talking him up to be?
We are now entering the home stretch of the 2021 NFL season, meaning the draft is near. In this mock, the draft is filled with prospects at wide receiver, offensive line, edge, and cornerback. All of those position groups are looking strong for the 2022 draft.
The Cincinnati Bearcats are a force to be reckoned with this college football season. That is in large part to perhaps the best cornerback in the country, Ahmad Gardner.
The NFL Draft process is starting to heat up as we get closer to December. Jim Nagy and his staff at the Senior Bowl and the other draft-eligible bowl games are sending out their invites for prospects, and we are starting to get a good idea of what the draft order could look like.
The 2022 NFL Draft season is nearly upon us and that means we are knowing more and more about who will go early and later.
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