Round 1 of the draft is in the books, but there are still many talented sleeper picks on the board. Chris Totaro breaks down the top sleepers ahead of Days 2 and 3 of the draft.
Alex Kielar | April 23rd, 2020 Jacob Eason, QB, Washington, #10 Height: 6’6″ Weight: 227 lbs Eligibility: Junior Games Watched:
Mason Thompson | April 23rd, 2020 Jedrick Wills Jr., OT, Alabama, #74 Height: 6’5″ Weight: 320lbs Eligibility: Junior Games Watched:
James Robinson, RB, Illinois State #25
Height: 5’9”
Weight: 219 lbs
Eligibility: Senior
Games Watched: Colorado State (2018), North Dakota State (2018), Northern Illinois (2019), South Dakota State (2019), Southeast Missouri (2019)
In every draft, there are a few prospects who fall through the cracks and aren’t given enough recognition. This article illustrates eight of those prospects who deserved more hype. These are the diamonds in the rough, and I expect most to be drafted in the fourth to the seventh round. Some diamonds in the rough from the 2019 NFL draft include Darius Slayton, Gardner Minshew II, and Maxx Crosby.
Cole Kmet is a late entry tight end prospect that is looking to take advantage of the weak tight end class. Kmet is an exciting y-tight end that will look to make his money as a receiver. Thanks to his size, Kmet is an intriguing prospect with upside as both a receiver and blocker.
Willie Gay Jr. is one of the most talented linebackers in this class. He arguably rivals that of Patrick Queen and Kenneth Murray in terms of talent. However, despite all his talent, he is a wreck off the field which causes him to fall on many boards as it should. Gay is an athletic linebacker who can tackle very well, has absurd range, and can cover well too.
J.T. Lambeta previews the Atlanta Falcons’ draft approach.
Omar Bayless, WR, Arkansas State #7
Height: 6’1″
Weight: 212 LBs
Eligibility: Redshirt Senior
Games Watched: Alabama (2018), Georgia (2019), Troy (2019), Georgia Southern (2019)
Steve Seufert | April 23rd, 2020 Lynn Bowden Jr, WR, #1 Height: 5’11 Weight: 204 pounds
Alright ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, today is Draft Day! To help you get through the next few hours, I am giving you the very last mock draft for this year. Get ready to argue, fight, and contemplate what you think your team should do in round one tonight. I will include a few trades I see as likely to happen. Now that we’ve gotten all that figured out, let’s dive into it.
Ladies and gentlemen welcome to the article that will get every fanbase grabbing their pitchforks and torches and chasing me out of the country. It’s time for my final mock draft of the year. This will be a seven-round mock draft with some trades. Just to clarify, I did not make moves in rounds three and on because on day two and three of the draft, so many teams make minor moves that I did not include. Alright, let’s get into it.
Round 1 of the draft is in the books, but there are still many talented sleeper picks on the board. Chris Totaro breaks down the top sleepers ahead of Days 2 and 3 of the draft.
Alex Kielar | April 23rd, 2020 Jacob Eason, QB, Washington, #10 Height: 6’6″ Weight: 227 lbs Eligibility: Junior Games Watched: vs Oregon (2019), vs Utah
Mason Thompson | April 23rd, 2020 Jedrick Wills Jr., OT, Alabama, #74 Height: 6’5″ Weight: 320lbs Eligibility: Junior Games Watched: LSU(2019), Auburn(2019), Michigan(2019), South Carolina(2019)
James Robinson, RB, Illinois State #25
Height: 5’9”
Weight: 219 lbs
Eligibility: Senior
Games Watched: Colorado State (2018), North Dakota State (2018), Northern Illinois (2019), South Dakota State (2019), Southeast Missouri (2019)
In every draft, there are a few prospects who fall through the cracks and aren’t given enough recognition. This article illustrates eight of those prospects who deserved more hype. These are the diamonds in the rough, and I expect most to be drafted in the fourth to the seventh round. Some diamonds in the rough from the 2019 NFL draft include Darius Slayton, Gardner Minshew II, and Maxx Crosby.
Cole Kmet is a late entry tight end prospect that is looking to take advantage of the weak tight end class. Kmet is an exciting y-tight end that will look to make his money as a receiver. Thanks to his size, Kmet is an intriguing prospect with upside as both a receiver and blocker.
Willie Gay Jr. is one of the most talented linebackers in this class. He arguably rivals that of Patrick Queen and Kenneth Murray in terms of talent. However, despite all his talent, he is a wreck off the field which causes him to fall on many boards as it should. Gay is an athletic linebacker who can tackle very well, has absurd range, and can cover well too.
J.T. Lambeta previews the Atlanta Falcons’ draft approach.
Omar Bayless, WR, Arkansas State #7
Height: 6’1″
Weight: 212 LBs
Eligibility: Redshirt Senior
Games Watched: Alabama (2018), Georgia (2019), Troy (2019), Georgia Southern (2019)
Steve Seufert | April 23rd, 2020 Lynn Bowden Jr, WR, #1 Height: 5’11 Weight: 204 pounds
Alright ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, today is Draft Day! To help you get through the next few hours, I am giving you the very last mock draft for this year. Get ready to argue, fight, and contemplate what you think your team should do in round one tonight. I will include a few trades I see as likely to happen. Now that we’ve gotten all that figured out, let’s dive into it.
Ladies and gentlemen welcome to the article that will get every fanbase grabbing their pitchforks and torches and chasing me out of the country. It’s time for my final mock draft of the year. This will be a seven-round mock draft with some trades. Just to clarify, I did not make moves in rounds three and on because on day two and three of the draft, so many teams make minor moves that I did not include. Alright, let’s get into it.
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