The running back position is a trendy topic in the NFL today. Do running backs truly matter, or are they a dime in a dozen? A player that could carve out a big role if he finds the right team is Oregon State’s, Jermar Jefferson. He has elected to enter the draft this season. Is he just another speedster, or is there more to his game?
If you’re looking for a developmental tackle option with a ton of upside in the 2021 draft, look no further. Jalen Mayfield only has 15 starts under his belt during his time at Michigan, but he has faced some of the best edge rushers throughout the few starts he’s had. The NFL world is buzzing as Mayfield is only 20 years old currently ahead of the draft, and he has plenty of room to continue his growth.
Want to know who the Quenton Nelson of tight ends is? Look no further than Kyle Pitts. With rumors that he could be the second-best wide receiver (over Devonta Smith and Jaylen Waddle) in this class, the hype is at an all-time high.
Buried beneath the likes of Ja’Marr Chase and Justin Jefferson, Terrace Marshall Jr. rarely was able to showcase his abilities. With all of the natural talent and size in the world, Marshall may be one of the highest ceiling prospects in this year’s draft.
Amidst the plethora of weapons on the UNC offense is stud wide receiver, Dazz Newsome. Newsome’s agility, field vision, and certain routes provide a solid base for a starting slot wide receiver at the next level. Is Newsome that talented, or is he just a beneficiary of the scheme and weapons around him?
Get the popcorn: the show is about to begin! Jaelon Darden, a former high school quarterback, has slyly lit up the country with his explosiveness. The explosive plays, consistent fear factor, and elite physical tools combine to create one of the most dangerous prospects in this draft, if not in the past few drafts.
The 2021 NFL Draft Cornerback class is a good one. At the top, you have the three superstars being Patrick Surtain II, Caleb Farley, and Jaycee Horn. Fortunately, there are plenty of other cornerbacks in the draft that can be starters on day one. One of those players is Aaron Robinson.
Senior Bowl standout! Keith Taylor has been pushed beneath the likes of Byron Murphy Jr. and Elijah Molden’s spotlights for years. He made a major showing at the Senior Bowl, where he had several good reps in 1 on 1 drills as well as in the game itself. With his insane length, Taylor could be a lucrative prospect for teams wanting a high ceiling day 2 or 3 impact player. Can lightning strike twice and produce 2 solid cornerbacks for Washington in this draft?
Known for his size, speed, and fluidity in coverage, Virginia Tech cornerback Caleb Farley possesses all of the traits needed to excel at the NFL level.
Elijah Molden has been haunting the Pac-12 since his true freshman year. No matter the position he plays, Molden can make a noticeable impact on the field. In man coverage, zone coverage, press coverage of any kind, or in the run game, he shows up big time. With the need for cheap corners especially this season, the demand is greater than ever.
Big riser alert! Christian Darrisaw came out of nowhere this year, posting an amazing 95.6 PFF grade to finish off his true junior year. Does he live up to the hype?
Late towards the NCAA season, Justin Fields’ stock took a hit after a bad performance against Northwestern, but he was without one of his top options in Chris Olave and Jaxon Smith-Njigba. Overall Fields’ up and down play against top competition is something to keep in mind when evaluating.
The running back position is a trendy topic in the NFL today. Do running backs truly matter, or are they a dime in a dozen? A player that could carve out a big role if he finds the right team is Oregon State’s, Jermar Jefferson. He has elected to enter the draft this season. Is he just another speedster, or is there more to his game?
If you’re looking for a developmental tackle option with a ton of upside in the 2021 draft, look no further. Jalen Mayfield only has 15 starts under his belt during his time at Michigan, but he has faced some of the best edge rushers throughout the few starts he’s had. The NFL world is buzzing as Mayfield is only 20 years old currently ahead of the draft, and he has plenty of room to continue his growth.
Want to know who the Quenton Nelson of tight ends is? Look no further than Kyle Pitts. With rumors that he could be the second-best wide receiver (over Devonta Smith and Jaylen Waddle) in this class, the hype is at an all-time high.
Buried beneath the likes of Ja’Marr Chase and Justin Jefferson, Terrace Marshall Jr. rarely was able to showcase his abilities. With all of the natural talent and size in the world, Marshall may be one of the highest ceiling prospects in this year’s draft.
Amidst the plethora of weapons on the UNC offense is stud wide receiver, Dazz Newsome. Newsome’s agility, field vision, and certain routes provide a solid base for a starting slot wide receiver at the next level. Is Newsome that talented, or is he just a beneficiary of the scheme and weapons around him?
Get the popcorn: the show is about to begin! Jaelon Darden, a former high school quarterback, has slyly lit up the country with his explosiveness. The explosive plays, consistent fear factor, and elite physical tools combine to create one of the most dangerous prospects in this draft, if not in the past few drafts.
The 2021 NFL Draft Cornerback class is a good one. At the top, you have the three superstars being Patrick Surtain II, Caleb Farley, and Jaycee Horn. Fortunately, there are plenty of other cornerbacks in the draft that can be starters on day one. One of those players is Aaron Robinson.
Senior Bowl standout! Keith Taylor has been pushed beneath the likes of Byron Murphy Jr. and Elijah Molden’s spotlights for years. He made a major showing at the Senior Bowl, where he had several good reps in 1 on 1 drills as well as in the game itself. With his insane length, Taylor could be a lucrative prospect for teams wanting a high ceiling day 2 or 3 impact player. Can lightning strike twice and produce 2 solid cornerbacks for Washington in this draft?
Known for his size, speed, and fluidity in coverage, Virginia Tech cornerback Caleb Farley possesses all of the traits needed to excel at the NFL level.
Elijah Molden has been haunting the Pac-12 since his true freshman year. No matter the position he plays, Molden can make a noticeable impact on the field. In man coverage, zone coverage, press coverage of any kind, or in the run game, he shows up big time. With the need for cheap corners especially this season, the demand is greater than ever.
Big riser alert! Christian Darrisaw came out of nowhere this year, posting an amazing 95.6 PFF grade to finish off his true junior year. Does he live up to the hype?
Late towards the NCAA season, Justin Fields’ stock took a hit after a bad performance against Northwestern, but he was without one of his top options in Chris Olave and Jaxon Smith-Njigba. Overall Fields’ up and down play against top competition is something to keep in mind when evaluating.
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