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.
Everyone loves a good underdog story. There is no bigger underdog in the 2021 draft than Quinn Meinerz from Wisconsin-Whitewater.
The tight end class is star-studded at the top. The top three names are obvious, but the fourth name could be selected higher than you think. That player is Hunter Long.
With rumors of five quarterbacks being taken in the first 10 picks of the 2021 NFL draft, this list may be one of the biggest struggles for teams to figure out.
Beast in the trenches alert! Wyatt Davis has been among a plethora of monsters on the offensive line for Ohio State. It is no secret that this line has talent at each position, particularly in him.
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.
Coming off both a highly decorated and record-breaking career at Buffalo, does Jaret Patterson have what it takes to be the next late-round star at the running back position? Let’s delve a little deeper into Patterson’s attributes to see if we can answer that.
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.
Opting out of the 2020 season, the dynamic linebacker Micah Parsons still has two seasons of high-impact play on his film. His impact on the Penn State defense was only further backed up when the Nittany Lion defense was in shambles during the 2020 season. His size combined with his explosiveness allows him to consistently hit the gaps and beat ball carriers and blockers to the spot. Character issues aside, Parsons has shown a pure instinct for the game and is a tough guy for anyone to block.
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.
Captaining the offensive line for Kyler Murray, Jalen Hurts, and Spencer Rattler is no easy task. Creed Humphrey stood his ground and played three full years at center for Oklahoma. Let’s find out if he lives up to the hype.
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.
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.
Everyone loves a good underdog story. There is no bigger underdog in the 2021 draft than Quinn Meinerz from Wisconsin-Whitewater.
The tight end class is star-studded at the top. The top three names are obvious, but the fourth name could be selected higher than you think. That player is Hunter Long.
With rumors of five quarterbacks being taken in the first 10 picks of the 2021 NFL draft, this list may be one of the biggest struggles for teams to figure out.
Beast in the trenches alert! Wyatt Davis has been among a plethora of monsters on the offensive line for Ohio State. It is no secret that this line has talent at each position, particularly in him.
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.
Coming off both a highly decorated and record-breaking career at Buffalo, does Jaret Patterson have what it takes to be the next late-round star at the running back position? Let’s delve a little deeper into Patterson’s attributes to see if we can answer that.
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.
Opting out of the 2020 season, the dynamic linebacker Micah Parsons still has two seasons of high-impact play on his film. His impact on the Penn State defense was only further backed up when the Nittany Lion defense was in shambles during the 2020 season. His size combined with his explosiveness allows him to consistently hit the gaps and beat ball carriers and blockers to the spot. Character issues aside, Parsons has shown a pure instinct for the game and is a tough guy for anyone to block.
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.
Captaining the offensive line for Kyler Murray, Jalen Hurts, and Spencer Rattler is no easy task. Creed Humphrey stood his ground and played three full years at center for Oklahoma. Let’s find out if he lives up to the hype.
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.
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