After finishing the 2020 season with a 5-11 record, the Detroit Lions have made several changes. The Lions face a long rebuilding process but currently have only six picks in the 2021 NFL Draft this year. As they look towards the future, expect the Lions to be active in trade conversations during the draft.
Trevon Grimes started his career at the Ohio State University but transferred to the University of Florida shortly after. Grimes does not receive much attention since he has played with multiple stars, but he will likely hear his name being called during the 2021 NFL Draft.
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.
Yesterday, the first round of this mock was uploaded. Now, here are rounds two and three. The two rounds have nine trades between the two. Plenty of players have fallen down the draft board, and some teams will trade up to grab them.
The free agency period hasn’t been friendly to the Tennessee Titans. They lost Corey Davis, Jonnu Smith, and Adam Humphries. Even though they signed Josh Reynolds, the Titans need to add at least one wide receiver in the draft.
Add yet another name to the top-loaded quarterback class with Mac Jones. Succeeding Tua Tagovailoa, Jones had huge shoes to fill. He filled them and then some.
Today marks exactly a month away from day one of the 2021 NFL Draft. This week, the NFL world was hit with two massive trades that re-shaped the landscape of the draft.
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 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 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.
After redshirting his freshman season, Tyler Vaughns became a four-year starter at the University of Southern California. Vaughns has been one of the most productive receivers in USC history, as he sits at ninth overall all-time for the Trojans.
After finishing the 2020 season with a 5-11 record, the Detroit Lions have made several changes. The Lions face a long rebuilding process but currently have only six picks in the 2021 NFL Draft this year. As they look towards the future, expect the Lions to be active in trade conversations during the draft.
Trevon Grimes started his career at the Ohio State University but transferred to the University of Florida shortly after. Grimes does not receive much attention since he has played with multiple stars, but he will likely hear his name being called during the 2021 NFL Draft.
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.
Yesterday, the first round of this mock was uploaded. Now, here are rounds two and three. The two rounds have nine trades between the two. Plenty of players have fallen down the draft board, and some teams will trade up to grab them.
The free agency period hasn’t been friendly to the Tennessee Titans. They lost Corey Davis, Jonnu Smith, and Adam Humphries. Even though they signed Josh Reynolds, the Titans need to add at least one wide receiver in the draft.
Add yet another name to the top-loaded quarterback class with Mac Jones. Succeeding Tua Tagovailoa, Jones had huge shoes to fill. He filled them and then some.
Today marks exactly a month away from day one of the 2021 NFL Draft. This week, the NFL world was hit with two massive trades that re-shaped the landscape of the draft.
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 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 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.
After redshirting his freshman season, Tyler Vaughns became a four-year starter at the University of Southern California. Vaughns has been one of the most productive receivers in USC history, as he sits at ninth overall all-time for the Trojans.
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