The 2020 NFL season is Here. With that said, draft season never ends. From preliminary scouting reports, the quarterback, wide receiver, safety, and linebacker classes are going to be strong this year. Moreover, with many players opting out of the season there will be some strong candidates to rise and fall throughout the process.
Draft season never ends! The 2020 NFL season is only three months away, meaning the next crop of prospects is taking shape in the upcoming season. From preliminary scouting reports, the quarterback, wide receiver, safety, linebacker class is strong going into the 2020 NCAA season. To this point, this mock draft looks at the current needs of teams and uses the best fit with the talent that the player has. That said, this mock was completed using the Draft Network simulator, and they used the NFL website’s power rankings (so this is not my order)!
Jacob Silverman grades the various groups of the New England Patriots’ defense and special teams units following the NFL Draft.
Alright, ladies and gentlemen, I was able to get Amik Robertson, the new Las Vegas Raiders’ cornerback, and Louisiana Tech alumni, on the phone for an interview. In his three years as a starter at Louisiana Tech, Robertson recorded 183 tackles, 14 interceptions, and four sacks, while also finding the end zone three times. It was a pleasure to be able to interview Amik and I appreciate him taking time out of his day to do so. This is how it all went down.
With the 2020 NFL draft officially over, it time to start looking at the prospects of 2021. Here, I will take a look at the top-25 players who will be entering the NFL draft next season.
Joe Heller gives his 10 takeaways from this past weekend’s NFL Draft:
South Carolina Gamecocks wide receiver Bryan Edwards is joining a hungry Raiders team.
Let’s see which signings our writers, Connor and Gio, think are the best from this class.
Well, folks, the NFL Draft is now behind us, and it was quite the interesting three days. There were quite a bit of surprises and players fell way farther than anyone expected. Given that, let’s go over the best steals of all three rounds. Time to get into it.
It was an exciting Day Two of the draft, as some players went higher than expected and others went lower. Still, some teams have already had better drafts than others and it’s becoming quite apparent who is winning and who is losing. With that said, these are the winners and losers from Day Two in the 2020 draft.
John Devereaux shares his grades for the second half of the NFL Draft’s first-round selections.
Finding value on day three is key. Championship teams are built on day three. The last third of your roster is the most important part of the roster. We’ve heard it all, and it may sound cliché, but it is so true. Evaluators that are able to identify team contributors on day three tend to have more success. I bring to you the 50 best available prospects heading into day three.
The 2020 NFL season is Here. With that said, draft season never ends. From preliminary scouting reports, the quarterback, wide receiver, safety, and linebacker classes are going to be strong this year. Moreover, with many players opting out of the season there will be some strong candidates to rise and fall throughout the process.
Draft season never ends! The 2020 NFL season is only three months away, meaning the next crop of prospects is taking shape in the upcoming season. From preliminary scouting reports, the quarterback, wide receiver, safety, linebacker class is strong going into the 2020 NCAA season. To this point, this mock draft looks at the current needs of teams and uses the best fit with the talent that the player has. That said, this mock was completed using the Draft Network simulator, and they used the NFL website’s power rankings (so this is not my order)!
Jacob Silverman grades the various groups of the New England Patriots’ defense and special teams units following the NFL Draft.
Alright, ladies and gentlemen, I was able to get Amik Robertson, the new Las Vegas Raiders’ cornerback, and Louisiana Tech alumni, on the phone for an interview. In his three years as a starter at Louisiana Tech, Robertson recorded 183 tackles, 14 interceptions, and four sacks, while also finding the end zone three times. It was a pleasure to be able to interview Amik and I appreciate him taking time out of his day to do so. This is how it all went down.
With the 2020 NFL draft officially over, it time to start looking at the prospects of 2021. Here, I will take a look at the top-25 players who will be entering the NFL draft next season.
Joe Heller gives his 10 takeaways from this past weekend’s NFL Draft:
South Carolina Gamecocks wide receiver Bryan Edwards is joining a hungry Raiders team.
Let’s see which signings our writers, Connor and Gio, think are the best from this class.
Well, folks, the NFL Draft is now behind us, and it was quite the interesting three days. There were quite a bit of surprises and players fell way farther than anyone expected. Given that, let’s go over the best steals of all three rounds. Time to get into it.
It was an exciting Day Two of the draft, as some players went higher than expected and others went lower. Still, some teams have already had better drafts than others and it’s becoming quite apparent who is winning and who is losing. With that said, these are the winners and losers from Day Two in the 2020 draft.
John Devereaux shares his grades for the second half of the NFL Draft’s first-round selections.
Finding value on day three is key. Championship teams are built on day three. The last third of your roster is the most important part of the roster. We’ve heard it all, and it may sound cliché, but it is so true. Evaluators that are able to identify team contributors on day three tend to have more success. I bring to you the 50 best available prospects heading into day three.
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